By gregladen on October 10, 2017.
In every area of life, but especially in the overlapping realms of technology, science, and health, misunderstanding how things work can be widespread, and that misunderstanding can lead to problems.
In the area of voting, the main problem seems to be the expenditure of great amounts of outrage and concern over things that are not real. At the same time this happens, things that are real matter a great deal.
I'll give you one example. Remember the special election for the Congressional Representative for Georgia's 6th district, earlier this year? Several media outlets reported "voting machines stolen," which, in turn, caused great outrage and concern on The Internet because, well, voting machines had been stolen.
Now, pause for a moment and think what this means.
Machine Votes, Hand-Counted Votes, and the Willie Sutton factor.
Huh? Why can't we read it all right here? Since when is our precious attention hijacked here and taken elsewhere?.
So, really, "elsewhere" is not "elswhere" but here, just a slightly different URL. Virtually the same thing!
@Greg Laden #2: Is there a public reason why for the move? If not, that's okay; just curious.
Firstly, you did something wrong with your formatting. Everything is italicised.
Secondly, and more to the point, why are you leaving Scienceblogs?
"That does not mean that the voting system has been hacked or that a single vote has been changed or falsely cast."
And just how would we know if they HAD been hacked? Hacked election results need only keep the margin of victory outside of suspicion limits. What percentage of elections held in the U.S. have been subjected to rigorous post-facto analysis? Virtually zero.
I really don't think the tenor of this posting is helpful.
You can take the scientist out of the the ScienceBlogs, but you can't take the ScienceBlogs out of the Scientist.
How does a wannabe scientist like me obtain an account here to post material about artificial intelligence?
"How does a wannabe scientist like me obtain an account here to post material about artificial intelligence?"
Please spare us your fact-free comments on a subject about which you are completely ignorant.
I didn't think it was a state secret that Scienceblogs is shutting down soon. Greg is just making sure all his past articles are preserved.


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This is listed in the 1909 town Rates book. The precise address is unknown, but it seems to be somewhere between numbers 15 and 27. It's annotated as "late Coopers Arms", so probably closed some time between 1909 and about 1930.
The pub probably stood somewhere near where the car park is now.


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The civil Gerogia reports today. Turn over in Georgia's electronic communications market was GEL 1.312 billion (about USD 781 million) in 2008, against GEL 1.114 billion (at that time it was about USD 784 million) in 2007, the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) said in its annual report.
The sector's share in the country's GDP was 6.88% last year, against 6.6% in 2007, according to the same report.
Like in previous years, mobile phone service providers still lead the pack with 63.3% of the entire sector. Fixed-line phone operators have 29% and TV and radio broadcasters take 7.7% share of the sector.
Revenues of the mobile phone operator companies in Georgia increased by GEL 126 million over the previous year reaching GEL 830.8 million in 2008.
The number of mobile phone users increased by 155,383 reaching total of 2.755 million in 2008. The record high increase in number of mobile phone users in single year was in 2007, when the number went up by 895,000.
Geocell and MagtiCom are two major mobile operator companies in Georgia. The third operator, Russia's VimpelCom entered the Georgian market in March, 2007 under the Beeline brand name.
Fixed-line phone operators' total revenue was up to GEL 381 million in 2008, against GEL 329 million in 2007. The number of service users increased to 618,000 in 2008 from 556,000 in 2007.
The total turnover for TV and radio companies and cable TV providers increased from GEL 80.1 million in 2007 to GEL 100.5 million in 2008, according to the GNCC report. Televisions lead the pack with GEL 80.87 million, followed by cable networks - GEL 11.36 million and radio stations - GEL 8.27 million.
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Marcel Héraud (5 May 1883 – 17 September 1960) was a French lawyer and politician who was briefly Minister of Health in 1940.

Early years (1883–1924)

Marcel Héraud was born on 5 May 1883 in Cérilly, Allier.
His parents were Adrien Héraud, a doctor and consultant at the thermal baths of Luxeuil-les-Bains, and Alice Delarue.
Marcel Héraud attended the Collège Stanislas de Paris for his secondary education, then entered the Faculty of Law of Paris and the School of Political Sciences (Ecole des sciences politiques).
He obtained a degree in law and began a career as a trainee advocate in 1908.
He married Lucie Félix-Bouvier on 2 December 1909. They would have one daughter.
In 1912 he was admitted to the bar of the Paris Court of Appeal.
In 1912 he was awarded the Prix Laval.

During World War I (1914–18) Héraud enlisted as a volunteer on 2 August 1914.
He was a sergeant of the 2nd mixed regiment of zouaves and riflemen in 1916 when he was wounded before the fort of  Douaumont.
He was demobilized in 1917.
Héraud was made a Commander of the Legion of Honour and was awarded the Military Medal (Médaille militaire) and the 1914–18 War Cross (Croix de guerre 1914–1918).

Héraud was elected municipal councilor in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in 1919.
In 1920 he was elected councilor-general of the Seine department.
He was mainly concerned with financial questions and services such as transport and electricity.
He participated in the Federal Union of French Associations of the Wounded (Union fédérale des associations françaises de mutilés).
In 1923 he was vice-president of the municipal council of Paris.

Deputy (1924–1940)

On 11 May 1924 Héraud was elected deputy for the 3rd district of the Seine in the first round of voting, on the Democratic Republican Union (Union républicaine démocratique) list.
He sat in the chamber with the Democratic Republic Left (Gauche républicaine démocratique).
He was reelected on 22 April 1928 in the first round.
During his long parliamentary career Héraud was active in various parliamentary committees, and was particularly involved in the committee on Foreign Affairs.
He made proposals on various subjects, but his main interest was in legal topics such as the civil code, penal code, code of criminal procedure and so on.

Héraud was under-secretary of state to the President of the Council from 3 November 1929 to 21 February 1930, and from 2 March 1930 to 13 December 1930.
He became a member of the Croix-de-Feu veterans' organization, probably mainly to win votes in the 1932 elections.
Héraud was reelected on 8 May 1932 in the second round, and sat in the chamber with the Republican Center.
He was reelected on 3 May 1936 in the second round, and sat with the group of Independent Republicans.
He was Minister of Public Health from 21 March 1940 to 5 June 1940 in the cabinet of Paul Reynaud.
On 10 July 1940 he was among the majority who voted to give Marshal Philippe Pétain full executive powers.

Later career (1940–60)

Héraud retired from politics after the vote of 10 July 1940.
He returned to the Paris bar, where he was mainly involved in civil cases, but pleaded several high-profile criminal cases.
He joined the Council of the Order of Advocates (Conseil de l'Ordre des avocats) in 1945.
He was Bâtonnier of the Order from 1953 to 1955.
He defended the collaborationist Jacques Benoist-Méchin in the high court, and obtained the acquittal of Paul Creyssel, the former deputy of the Seine.
He also participated in the notorious trial of Gaston Dominici.
Marcel Héraud died in his home in Paris on 17 September 1960 at the age of 77.

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Q: Cant Return Responce from Django View to Front end I have Django view which is responsible return response value after the file is modified.but it didn't receive anything.
 import pyinotify
 from django.http import JsonResponse

 def get_all_data(request, *args, **kwargs):
   print('Started')
   print(os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "statics", "input"))
   wm = pyinotify.WatchManager()
   notifier = pyinotify.Notifier(wm)
   wm.add_watch("statics/input.txt", pyinotify.IN_MODIFY, onChange)
   notifier.loop()

   def onChange(ev): #this function will be executed when chnage detected
    f = open("statics/input.txt", "r")
    value = f.read()
    print('change detected')
    return JsonResponse({'foo': value})

what I want is when the file is modified get all data inside that file to a Django template without refreshing the view.i use ajax request to get data from the back end.i couldn't understand what is wrong here.

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Q: AngularJS Angular-Translate variable replacement not working Using angular.min.js (version 1.2.11) and angular-translate.js (v1.1.1 - 2013-11-24), I'd like to be able to pass a scope variable to a stored message. In this example, I'm using the JSON variable 'translations'.
According to my understanding of https://github.com/PascalPrecht/angular-translate/commit/5c27467dc8e8724fa0288ea9ede5e39f54d352ec and http://pascalprecht.github.io/angular-translate/docs/en/#/guide/06_variable-replacement you should be able to do variable replacement with a scope variable. It simply doesn't work for me. I'm not sure why.
index.html:
<!doctype html>

foo == {{foo}}

scripts.js:
var translations = {
  VARIABLE_REPLACEMENT: 'Hi, {{name}}'
};

var app = angular.module('myApp', ['pascalprecht.translate']);

app.config(['$translateProvider', function ($translateProvider) {
  // add translation table
  $translateProvider.translations(translations);
}]);

app.controller('Ctrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) {
  $scope.foo = "lone ranger";
}]);

The end result for the variable replacement of foo ('lone ranger') into 'Hi, {{foo}}' should be 'Hi, lone ranger'.
Plunker example
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

A: As you can read in the docs, this is not supported in angular-translate 1.x
http://angular-translate.github.io/docs/en/#/guide/06_variable-replacement#variable-replacement_custom-translate-value-attributes

A: I have also same problem , I tried following , I hope it will work for you....
   app.config(['$translateProvider', function ($translateProvider) {
        $translateProvider.preferredLanguage('en');
        // add traenter code herenslation table
        $translateProvider.translations('en',translations);
    }]);


What is the Moon's Message to You?
As I wrote in last week's Moon Messages column, the drive is towards the future, the future so desperately wanted. But is desire the only path towards what your soul craves? The Buddhists would say no, as it is commonly held that desire is the nature of suffering. I recently consulted for a non-profit executive who lamented the state of her employees' morale, working hard day in and day out, year to year, pushed to exhaustion. I suggested she consider a different work cycle, that of the moon. The daily and yearly cycle is of the sun, the seasons and the day. But the moon cycle is of the month, waxing and waning. Great gains can be made on this more gradual, incremental cycle, and the heavens at this very moment suggest as much. The moon is waning in earthly Taurus, where it loves to be, building, flowering, and growing; but a waning moon seeks to dispense with what must go, dead vegetation that provides the seeds of renewal, so that new vegetation might spring forth. Release what must go and you will find a childlike wonderment in a new start, unearthing a new, loving, homely base where you can feel your way into the future, as opposed to adjudicating the daily battles of the day and the wars of the year.
Interpreted lunations and aspects: Mars conjoined south node squares waning, exalted moon in Taurus (moon conjoined Uranus) that moves through Gemini and waxes into Cancer.
Aries, Born 3/21-4/19: You may be experiencing some new growing pains, as you are stepping towards an electrified and awakened state. Slow and steady wins the race, though, even if your visions dominate your spirit.
Taurus, Born 4/20-5/20: There's disruptive energy and unavoidable questions around your self, will, and purpose. Know that these events will grow into a new, awakened self even if it's uncomfortable at the moment.
Gemini, Born 5/21-6/20: There is a massive amount of energy surrounding your thoughts and communication, but you must allow for a slower growth, a roast in the oven that takes time. This is critical because if you move too quickly, you will undo yourself.
Cancer, Born 6/21-7/22:. This week is a homecoming of sorts, even if there's a bit of disruption around your friends and social networks. Know that it's all for the better, and that you will find a quiet homecoming where you breathe a sigh of relief, at home alone.
Leo, Born 7/23-8/22: You've recently experienced disruption in your career, but it's not one event that makes or breaks you. If you keep tending to your proverbial garden, you find a solid home in your career, even if it is hidden from you at this moment.
Virgo, Born 8/23-9/22: As Virgo, you're more in the air that your earthly sisters, Taurus and Capricorn, Mercury being the embodiment of your energy. Get down in the earth this week to resurface as your perfection-seeking, purifying self, and see great long term gains in travel and knowledge.
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Scorpio, Born 10/23-11/21: If you've been listening to the heavens, you been making dramatic, hard, but expansive changes over the past year. However, others can help you with the more incremental, long term game if you open up to benefical relationships and partnerships.
Sagittarius, Born 11/22-12/21:Issues around your health and daily working conditions have been disrupted as of late. You don't like to approach matter with conservatism, but it helps you here, along with opening yourself to the emotive line that ultimately builds your future.
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I'm back at the Bell Tower Cultural Center in Florence Saturday night at 7:00 to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. I absolutely love doing Irish songs, and this show will open with Celtic step dancers that I've enjoyed before there and end with me doing a bunch of favorite Irish songs. I've even learned a couple of new tunes including one about an Irishman who goes to America to sing Irish songs in the wild west. It will be a lot of fun, and I can't wait. Please come out if you love sharing a wee bit of Irish spirit. Slainte!
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The introduction of swap execution facilities has reinvented the OTC derivatives markets. From bilateral trading, these markets are moving to a multilateral trading environment where firms of all sizes will be able to access liquidity much more easily.
In the report Swap Execution Facilities: Lessons Learned from Early Experience, Celent evaluates two aspects of the new market environment: the trading volumes that have been observed on the leading SEFs in the last few months, and the change in market structure that a move to multilateral trading platforms could bring about.
These are early days in the development of a multilateral OTC derivatives market, but there are clear signs of where the liquidity lies, and the advantage held by the incumbent platforms.
Increasing transparency is expected to benefit the market as a whole, but it will also make it more difficult for buy side firms to operate due to their fiduciary responsibilities for maintaining confidentiality of client trades. Best execution practices are also expected to change, and firms will increasingly decide where to trade, in terms of bilateral and multilateral OTC trading or exchange-based derivatives trading, on the basis of the desired portfolio combination.
"The move toward multilateral platforms is expected to increase competition and reduce the pricing and spreads involved in trading OTC derivatives," says Dr. Anshuman Jaswal, Senior Analyst with Celent's Securities & Investments Group and author of the report. "However, we must remember that the cost of trading is expected to go up in the next few years as firms continue to deal with regulatory and infrastructural requirements."
The report begins with a market overview that considers the trading volumes on the leading swap execution facilities. We also discuss the effect of the changes on the liquidity, pricing, and market structure of the OTC derivatives markets.
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Squaw Valley, CA was slushy and fun yesterday.
Groomers in the morning were supple, soft, and fast.
Chute 75 off KT-22 was slushy, steep, and great.
Off-piste on the upper mountain were the snow was untouched was sticky.
After ripping a few very fun groomers in the morning we lapped Chute 75 again and again.
KT-22 was great all over and people were having a ball.
The morning was windy and cloudy before the wind increased to the point that they had to shut down the upper mountain lifts.
The afternoon was sunny, slushy, and fun.
Squaw has seen 675″ of snow this season and this spring is going to be epic.


Metaphors can be effective means of conveying tricky concepts.
A former colleague of mine had a favorite question that he liked to add toward the end of an exploratory study: "If you had a magic wand, what would you be your [ideal situation]?" Replace the variable [ideal situation] with the topic of the research.
What is so striking about a magic wand? It's the immediate image we get of holding a stick in our hand that lets us do things we simply cannot otherwise do. When a UX researcher asks a participant this question, there is little doubt about the intent behind the metaphor. The ability for anyone to grasp this question quickly is its power. No clarification is necessary.
Research has shown that conventional metaphors can be effective means of conveying tricky concepts. In one case, a computer-science teacher used a television remote metaphor to convey fundamental object-oriented concepts. The brand and model of the television were its class, while a specific television was an instance, or object, of that class. Students found these metaphors helpful in understanding the critical building blocks of object-oriented programming. Ultimately, as the students progressed in their fluency in object-oriented programming, the metaphors became less useful. But, in conveying an initial understanding to students or providing a refresher course, the metaphor was very helpful.
In helping users to understand new concepts, technical writers in the technology industry have found metaphors very helpful—especially in conveying complex concepts. Back in the 1980s, when computers were just beginning to reach mainstream users, they were mostly for hobbyists and nerds. In the proceedings of a 1986 conference on systems documentation, Richard Chisholm, of Plymouth State College, described the need for metaphors in technical writing because of their ability to help people new to computers to better understand them.
In the '80s, while people who were unfamiliar with computers understood terms such as menu in the context of ordering food at a restaurant, they were not ready to embark upon a journey into a world of completely new processes and procedures and learn how to use a computer.
Therefore, language became an essential tool that let technical writers help prospective customers to understand computers. Without the right metaphors, people would become confused and throw up their hands in frustration. The consequence could be lost business. But metaphors helped technical writers create the scaffolding that was necessary to enable users to get up to speed quickly with their shiny, new toys.
Think about the last time you greeted someone by saying, "Hey, what's up?" Or "Why are you feeling down?" Most of us aren't even aware of the metaphors that are in common use in our everyday vernacular. But such orientation metaphors—happy is up, while sad is down—are an integral part of how we express ourselves to others.
According to Lakoff, some metaphors presuppose a manner of conduct of which we are barely even conscious. A great example of this is the metaphor argument is war. When we argue with people, we are attacking their position on an issue and trying to convince them of or defending our own. We don't necessarily step back and think, Hey, rather than attack your position, why don't I dance with it so I can shimmy and sashay with your opinion? The fact that metaphors are heavily baked into our language provides the necessary structure for their use in varied contexts.
When you're looking for metaphors to frame UX-research questions or convey insights to stakeholders, make sure that you use conventional metaphors that are accessible to your audience.
The coherence of a well-structured metaphor enables it to surface details that might not immediately be obvious.
While applying constraints might seem counter to the freedom from constraints is magic metaphor, it forces participants to reflect on what matters most to them. This might be just the information your stakeholders need to learn about, especially if time and resources are real constraints.
The coherence of a well-structured metaphor enables it to surface details that might not immediately be obvious. For example, Lakoff describes using a solutions as problems metaphor for eliciting emergent ideas rather than using a problems as puzzles metaphor. While problems are like solutions that might be in solid or liquid form, they never truly disappear. You might add a catalyst to the mixture that would make one problem dissolve without precipitating another one, but you'd never have complete control over the solution. This very powerful metaphor describes not just a process for addressing problems but also a way to view the world around us.
Are there similar metaphors that could effectively convey a user's experience with your product from which you could derive new meaning? Often, the metaphors we use in UX research come directly from our participants and generate new insights about our users. I recall that, on a past project, one participant described himself as "the human integrator." As a benefits administrator for his company, he opened employee data files all day long, then copied data and pasted it into other systems that his company used to help administrate employee benefits. Their company's need for administrators to complete these rote, mundane tasks, subsumes their raison d'être. The human as machine metaphor is an instance of what Lakoff calls metonymy—an entity's referring to another related entity—and it conjures up images of workers who feel they could be adding more value than they currently are. This suggests a gap in a product's feature set and an opportunity to fix serious, common problems that many HR departments experience.
Listen for powerful metaphors in the words of your participants. You may derive more meaningful ways of framing the problems your stakeholders are trying to solve.
A concept's functional properties and ultimate purpose are all grounded in our natural experiences.
Sometimes, when you cannot use a single metaphor to convey multiple aspects of a concept coherently, you can use additional metaphors to supplement user's understanding. However, the additional layer of complexity makes it difficult for users to understand which metaphors apply to which construct.
Researchers warn against mixing metaphors for fear of confusing users. A theoretical example of this might be the card metaphor that is in common use in mobile apps. An app pages as cards metaphor suggests a container object that contains a finite amount of information that fits into the fixed width of a screen. As with a physical card, the card that a user is viewing in a mobile app is easy to dismiss by flipping it, or in digital terms, swiping.
However, what if you allowed users to expand the amount of information on a card so it became infinite, stretching longer and longer? Since when has a card had the ability to become longer and longer? This behavior would not be in keeping with the spirit of the card metaphor. Suddenly, the app pages as cards metaphor incorporate an endless scroll metaphor. But these two metaphors conflict with one another, so would be a cause for confusion among users who expect a fixed scope of content on each card, but instead are getting an unlimited amount of information in the endless scroll metaphor.
When the use of a metaphor with multiple aspects has the potential to create more misunderstandings among users or stakeholders, do the up-front work necessary to ensure coherence and reduce the chance of sowing confusion among them. Put it to the test. Lakoff refers to the way we conceptualize the objects, events, and activities around us as "having interactional properties." These are the properties we perceive and feel. A concept's functional properties and ultimate purpose are all grounded in our natural experiences.
Ensure that the metaphors you use don't violate what is most natural in people's experiences.
Deliberately ignoring elements that might result in an incoherent metaphor allows us to suspend our disbelief.
One powerful characteristic of metaphors is their ability to focus on specific aspects of a concept or experience, while at the same time, de-emphasizing or obscuring others. Deliberately ignoring elements that might result in an incoherent metaphor allows us to suspend our disbelief.
The metaphor product use as a journey derives from the life as a journey metaphor. In UX design, we often express the product use as a journey metaphor through customer journey or experience maps. These maps emphasize certain aspects of the journey a customer takes when using a product: their physical or digital means of encountering the product, the painpoints they experience in using it, and the various ways customers think and feel when using the product as they go through their lives. Everything fits together nicely.
For example, as with any journey in life, your experience with an electric toothbrush you bought online has its highs and lows. The product use as a journey metaphor concentrates on those aspects of the product that make the experience of using the product most meaningful and sheds those aspects that are not relevant in conveying this understanding. You won't ever hear about a mode of transportation for that journey or the length or destination of the journey. Unless you're driving while brushing your teeth, any mode of transportation is irrelevant to the intended use of the product.
Be mindful of any partial mappings that a metaphor might create. Exercise the metaphor to its logical limits and proactively address its limitations for the intended audiences only when they make sense.
Search for the simple, approachable metaphors that people experience naturally.
As shapers of meaning, metaphors can be a UX researcher's best friend—or if they're misused, an unfortunate foe. When a metaphor's structure does not fall into place to create the meaning you want, don't be afraid to try a different metaphor. However, mixing multiple source domains might simply muddle your message, confusing your intended audience even more. Instead, search for the simple, approachable metaphors that people experience naturally.
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The Roofing Insights Team Went Down To Texas To Have Roofing Deductibles Explained By AVCO Owner Heath Hicks
This past week, Dmitry and the Roofing Insights team went down to Texas to visit AVCO owner and founder Heath Hicks.
Much of their conversation centered around the topic of deductibles, and how some owners are willing to waive them to satisfy customers.
As we have touched on numerous times here at Roofing Insights, waiving deductibles is not only illegal, it is also BAD for business.
As an experienced roofing contractor, Heath Hicks knows this, but he will be the first to admit that he didn't always practice what he preached.
"Did you ever waive deductibles?"
Dmitry asks as the two of them sit in Hicks' office.
"Yes, early on I did,"
Hicks admits.
Hicks then goes on to say that waiving deductibles is common in Texas because in the late '90s, many big companies were waiving them. Then, when people started their own companies, they took that same deductible-waiving mentality with them. It's what has contributed to problems in the industry, but Hicks believes a change is on the horizon.
"All it takes is people wanting to change,"
he notes.
Hicks has seen the change firsthand. For a man who once condoned waiving deductibles, he now instructs his entire sales team to never offer to waive a client's deductible.
By his own estimate, Hicks loses 1-2 clients per 10 meetings because he won't waive deductibles, but he also says that if he were paying customers' deductibles, he very easily might not be in business right now.
Hicks is right. Waiving deductibles may be a decent short-term strategy, but over time a roofer who waives deductibles will lose exorbitant amounts of money.
There are other negatives to waiving deductibles. Besides legal reasons, Hicks says that bringing in new employees and then telling them to break the law is foolish.
"It doesn't make any sense. They're not going to be great employees,"
he says, going on to explain how allowing employees to break the government's rules means those same employees will likely break other company policies further down the line.
Of course, if your own employees aren't following company protocol, the likelihood of having a unified and profitable business is slim. The roofing industry suffers greatly from companies that are willing to waive deductibles as a way to increase their business. Based off his personal experiences, Hicks admits that not charging for deductibles is a tough habit to break.
"My motivation [early on] was to make money. It wasn't to do the right thing,"
Hicks reveals.
Still, Hicks felt a certain level of guilt to his actions. He slowly changed, offering clients to pay half their deductible, and soon enough he developed the courage to abide by the law, a potentially alienating decision in such a cutthroat industry. Fortunately for Hicks, good values won out.
"I was shocked people were paying it,"
he says of the deductibles, also mentioning that people would pay the bill for the entire job, even before the insurance checks came in.
His magic recipe?
It was simple:
Ask customers to pay the deductible
Hicks realized that customers often would trust his guidance, and instead of Hicks manipulating that reality to his advantage, he simply chose to do the right thing so that both he and the customers were left feeling satisfied.
Hicks felt he had no other choice.
"We're being hypocritical [by not charging for deductibles]. We're saying one thing and doing another,"
he says, mentioning that if he didn't charge deductibles, he would be just as corrupt as many of the insurance companies out there who fly under the radar with questionable business ethics.
As mentioned earlier, here at Roofing Insights, we always charge for deductibles. Beyond legality and morality, there is one HUGE reason for contractors to always bill for deductibles.
It's that in five years, 80% of contractors will be bankrupt. Not collecting on deductibles plays a major role, because if a contractor is willing to cut corners on the deductible, he is probably doing the same thing in other aspects of his business.
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Jim Olsen joined the Edward Jones Marketing division in 2011, and today is responsible for Client Attraction, which includes all marketing initiatives and support that help bring new clients into the firm and connect them with Edward Jones Financial Advisors. This includes all advertising, digital marketing, social media, location-based marketing and local/regional initiatives. In addition, he has responsibility for the Canadian Marketing team.


Northern Arizona has been covered in a near continuous shroud of fog since a snow storm on new years. After a week of no sun, I drove to higher elevations in hope of catching some rays and getting above the inversion. It cleared out briefly over the Vermilion Cliffs before fully engulfing the valley once again just before I left.


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RichardDavenport December 1, 2022, 11:11pm #1
offensive analyst. I know you guys love the headline.
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SOURCE: Texas State has offered Incarnate Word head coach GJ Kinne its head coaching job. The 34-year-old former NFL QB is 10-1 in his debut season as an FCS head coach.
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citgeauxhog December 1, 2022, 11:14pm #2
If Texas State hires Kinne, Tulsa could hire Barry Odem….
jacksonreid December 1, 2022, 11:15pm #3
Interesting - thought he'd get the Tulsa job.
TomBennett December 2, 2022, 12:18am #4
That ought to disqualify a man right there.
oklahawg December 2, 2022, 1:00am #5
Curious if TU were to go contrary to convention and offer Loren Montgomery of Bixby HS the job. Try to capture the magic of "system" and extrapolate to NCAA.
Coaches Hot Seat reports that Montgomery was making $2M a year, but it was quietly reported that he and Frank Haith were asked, and agreed, to take a pretty sizeable pay cut due to COVID budget shortfall at TU. While it may have been temporary, if he were making $1.6M instead (20% was what I heard) that is basically what Odom makes now. TU may not have the $$ to pay much more than $2M.
If you want a HC position, its not about the money, really. But, if you aren't going to get a pay raise you are really just improving the longevity of your current contract (for retirement account purposes - the buyout is bigger and the contract length longer).
LoudLoyd December 2, 2022, 6:03pm #6
Hiring high school coaches hasn't worked out so well for TU, or anyone else, for that matter.
MattJones December 2, 2022, 9:15pm #7
I keep thinking Justin Fuente might emerge at Tulsa. He is from there and has won big in that conference.
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Sounds like Barry Odom interviewed according to some reports out of Tulsa…
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Star Trek: Discovery Recap: Lost, in Space
By Devon Maloney
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In the optimistic, utopian spirit of Star Trek, let us first look on the bright side of this episode, and consider the good things that happened this week:
We finally find Spock. Call it learned Vulcan intuition — since it's either that or extremely convenient coincidence, but I'll go with the former — but Michael had a feeling she'd find her foster brother on her second home world, in the temple around the corner from her own family's house. Amanda — who has been hiding him here from everyone, including Sarek — says he just suddenly came to her for help, which doesn't account for whatever progress she was making in her search sans Michael, but at least now we know where he is, if not what's really wrong with him. He has indeed suffered some sort of mental collapse, and gone full Hurley-from-Lost, repeating a set of six numbers over and over, in between recitations of the first doctrines of logic and, poetically, the most thematically appropriate passages from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which Amanda also read to him once upon a time. Since Amanda wasn't exactly subtle when she spilled the beans about Spock to Michael right in front of Sarek, who has been killing himself astral-projecting to find his son, he follows them to the temple (which is shielded from psychic penetration, because religion) and is, well, not pleased.
The curdling of Amanda Grayson. I've been feeling vaguely unnerved about the way Mia Kirshner has been playing Spock's mother for a few episodes now; her initial sweetness with Michael has turned into a weirdly passive-aggressive antagonism that, at least to me, doesn't quite track with what we've known about the character canonically. As an instinct, this felt off for me; ambient irritation, especially collectively, is the kind of intuitive feeling that can grow to create a Skyler White situation, in which a complex female character gets labeled a bitch (among other, even less kind words).
But this week, I realized: This is exactly how the psyche of a human woman who forsakes her home planet for one dominated by logic would be warped over the decades. Furthermore, this is an excellent strategy to deconstruct the maternal deification in which the new films, at the very least, have trafficked with regard to Amanda Grayson and her relationship with Spock. She's fiercely protecting her son as a path to redemption, after believing that she failed him in childhood; she spent decades deferring to cold Vulcan bullshit when it came to Spock, who is half human and thus does have human needs, and is done falling in line. (There's also some guilt in here about a human learning disability he seems to have inherited from her, but I'll get back to that in a moment.)
Good-bye Kirk/Spock, hello Pike/Tyler. If you've been following along with these recaps, you'll recall a couple episodes back when I suggested that Pike being petty and mean to Ash Tyler might be a sexuality unto itself. Well, tonight, the slash subtext was so strong I actually checked a couple fanfic sites before this episode officially aired to see if anybody had picked up on this prior to now. If they didn't before (I couldn't find anything), they certainly will now: This week, the boys have a cute little macho face-off on the bridge, then go on an away mission into a space-time rift caused by the Kaminar red signal, yell at each other a bunch en route, then end up saving each other's lives and ultimately apologizing to each other after they're rescued. They even pointedly brush fingers when they both reach for the same switch on the shuttle's control panel. It's textbook ship fodder (for the fic-unfamiliar, think Harry Potter/Draco Malfoy) and I am here for it.
Saru mistakes "frickin'" for a swear word. I get a little closer in my heart to Ensign Tilly. (Why do I get the impression that Doug Jones the actor would also have this reaction to someone saying "frickin'"?)
Now, friends, I chose to begin this recap that way because, especially after the streak of excellent installments we've seen here on Star Trek: Discovery, "Light and Shadows" was, to put it as kindly as I know how, a clusterfrick. For starters, it's baffling that we're adding a brand-new learning disability to Spock's laundry list of issues, given that the only thing really needed to convey that he was primed for a mental breakdown is the fact that he's a half-human expected to act full Vulcan. Physiologically, Vulcans are like superpowered monks: They're able to connect psychically across long distances, as we've seen, but also literally control their own body functions, including neural pathways in their brains.
To what degree that also applies to Spock's physiology in this timeline is at this point entirely up for speculation, given his dual identity; that difference alone could explain a learning disability in a Vulcan context. And while I'm not a psychiatrist, Michael's revelation that the numbers Spock is repeating are reversed coordinates does seem like a massively convenient interpretation of how dyscalculia — sorry, latok terai, as Vulcans call it, a form of spatial dysphasia — works. Amanda implies that she also has this learning disability, or that her humanity is responsible for it, when the problem could have been as simple as "I allowed my half-human son to be raised entirely in the Vulcan tradition, and the only supplementary human education I gave him was to read him Lewis Carroll, and now he's suffering because of it."
Then there's the bombshell that Georgiou has figured out that Leland, her Section 31 boss, is somehow responsible for the death of Michael's birth parents. She convinces Michael that Section 31 will let Spock die if they can simply extract his memories — whether that's true is unclear — and allows her to escape with him on a shuttle, after an extremely satisfying combat scene between the two women, which I'm almost certain was performed by Michelle Yeoh and Sonequa Martin-Green themselves. Was a stopover on the Section 31 ship really necessary, though? Couldn't Michael have simply escaped her family's home with Spock before Sarek had the chance to physically turn them in? James Frain does renew his pinch-hitter status with that gutting "I am not prepared to lose both our children on the same day" line, but come on! I shouldn't be on Sarek's side here!
And look, I know we needed something for Discovery to do in Michael's absence, and that lines like "the time bends" and "time tsunami" and "catching a grain of sand in a hurricane with a pair of tweezers" are fun and satisfying, in a popcorn-counts-as-a-meal sort of way. But I have questions about why we needed to plunge into another extreme Starfleet math-sports scenario this week just to come out with a probe that has been sentinel–from–The Matrix upgraded and tossed back, ostensibly from the red angel's future. Why didn't a similar space-time-rift suck up the exploratory craft that went to study the spot where the first signal appeared? Did the rift and/or the "time tsunami" the Discovery barely escaped at the end have any impact on Kaminar, given the coordinates were right above the planet? And either way, why didn't a single crew member, not even Saru, voice that risk? Did Stamets just forget that Culber is back and therefore maybe he should chill with the death-defying transporter stunts for a minute? And if he needed Tilly to operate the transporter pad for him, why does she effectively just turn the volume up? For the sake of brevity, I'll leave unspoken the rest of my queries about the implications of space-time rifts, and how they present in this episode. I'm just nonplussed as to why we needed to keep things at an 11 across the board this week. My nerves are tired.
While I wouldn't exactly recommend skipping this episode, just know that the bulk of what happens here — Michael finds Spock, rescues Spock, and gets coordinates to a profoundly, upsettingly significant planet from Spock, all while Pike and Tyler pick up technology from 500 years in the future that has now secretly hacked Airiam — feels like a 42-minute checklist interlude to the real story that's about to unfold next week. Rest up, crew.
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El Conclave papal de febrer de 1939 va ser un conclave convocat després de la mort del papa Pius XI el 10 de febrer de 1939. En ell, va ser elegit com el seu successor el cardenal Eugenio Maria Giovanni Pacelli, qui va prendre el nom de Pius XII.

Situació del Col·legi Cardenalici
El febrer de 1939, hi havia un total de seixanta-dos cardenals, tots ells amb dret d'elecció del nou pontífex que foren convocats al conclave que s'esdevingué a Roma l'1 i el 2 de març següent, i tots hi assistiren. Entre ells hi havia el cambrilenc Francesc d'Assís Vidal i Barraquer, cardenal del títol de S. Sabina, arquebisbe de Tarragona, que aleshores vivia exiliat a Itàlia, i el ribetà Isidre Gomà i Tomàs, cardenal del títol de S. Pietro in Montorio, arquebisbe de Toledo.

A la tercera votació, el segon dia de conclave, fou elegit papa l'italià Eugenio Pacelli, cardenal del títol de Ss. Giovanni e Paolo, secretari d'estat, prefecte de la Congregació d'Afers Extraordinaris i camarlenc, el qual adoptà el nom de Pius XII.

Cardenals convocats
Aquesta llista dels cardenals convocats està ordenada per continents; dintre de cada continent per data del consistori en el qual foren creats cardenals, i dintre de cada consistori, per ordre de prelació. De cada cardenal s'indica el bisbat suburbicari, el títol o la diaconia, a més dels càrrecs que ocupava (vigents, emèrits i/o anteriors) en el moment de la convocatòria del conclave:

Amèrica
 William Henry O'Connell, cardenal del títol de S. Clemente (1911), arquebisbe de Boston, Massachusetts, abans bisbe de Portland, Maine (Estats Units).
 Denis Dougherty, cardenal del títol de Ss. Nereo ed Achilleo (1921), arquebisbe de Filadèlfia, Pennsilvània, abans bisbe de Nueva Segovia i de Jaro, Filipines, i de Buffalo, Nova York (Estats Units).
 George William Mundelein, cardenal del títol de S. Maria del Popolo (1924), arquebisbe de Chicago, Illinois, abans bisbe de Brooklyn, Nova York (Estats Units).
 Sebastião Leme da Silveira Cintra, cardenal del títol de Ss. Bonifacio ed Alessio (1930), arquebisbe de Rio de Janeiro, abans bisbe titular d'Ortosia di Fenicia i auxiliar de Rio, arquebisbe d'Olinda i Recife, Pernambuco, i arquebisbe titular de Farsala i coadjutor de Rio, successivament (Brasil).
 Jean-Marie-Rodrigue Villeneuve, O.M.I., cardenal del títol de S. Maria degli Angeli (1933), arquebisbe de Quebec, abans bisbe de Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan (Canadà).
 Santiago Luis Copello, cardenal del títol de S. Girolamo degli Schiavoni (1935), arquebisbe de Buenos Aires, abans bisbe titular d'Aulona i auxiliar de La Plata i auxiliar de Buenos Aires, successivament (Argentina).

Àsia
 Ignace-Gabriel I Tappouni, cardenal del títol de Ss. XII Apostoli (1935), patriarca d'Antioquia dels Sirians, abans bisbe titular de Danaba i vicari patriarcal de Mardin, bisbe titular de Batne i vicari patriarcal d'Aleppo i patriarca d'aquesta darrere seu, successivament (Síria).

Europa
 Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte, cardenal-bisbe d'Ostia i d'Albano, abans cardenal del títol de S. Maria degli Angeli (1911), degà del Col·legi Cardenalici, prefecte de la Congregació Cerimonial i gran prior del Sobirà Orde de Malta, abans arquebisbe titular d'Odessa i nunci a Bèlgica i a l'Imperi Austro-Hongarès (Itàlia).
 Donato Raffaele Sbarretti Tazza, cardenal-bisbe de Sabina-Poggio Mirteto, abans cardenal del títol de S. Silvestro in Capite (1914), vicedegà del Col·legi Cardenalici, secretari de la Congregació del Sant Ofici, abans bisbe de L'Havana, Cuba, bisbe titular dÈfes, delegat apostòlic a les Filipines i al Canadà, successivament (Itàlia).
 Tommaso Pio Boggiani, O.P., cardenal-bisbe de Porto-Santa Rufina i del títol in commendam de S. Lorenzo in Damaso, abans del títol de Ss. Quirico e Giulitta (1916), canceller de la Santa Església Romana, abans bisbe d'Adria i de Rovigo, arquebisbe titular d'Odessa i delegat apostòlic a Mèxic, i arquebisbe de Gènova, successivament (Itàlia).
 Alessio Ascalesi, O.PP.S., cardenal del títol de S. Callisto (1916), arquebisbe de Nàpols, abans bisbe de Muro Lucano i arquebisbe de Benevent, successivament (Itàlia).
 Adolf Bertram, cardenal del títol de S. Agnese fuori le Mura, abans cardenal in pectore (1916), arquebisbe de Breslau, abans bisbe de Hildesheim (Alemanya).
 Francesc d'Assís Vidal i Barraquer, cardenal del títol de S. Sabina (1921), arquebisbe de Tarragona, abans bisbe titular de Pentacomia i administrador apostòlic de Solsona (Espanya).
 Michael von Faulhaber, cardenal del títol de S. Anastasia (1921), arquebisbe de Munic i Freising, abans bisbe d'Espira (Alemanya).
 Karl Josep Schulte, cardenal del títol de Ss. Quattro Coronati (1921), arquebisbe de Colònia, abans bisbe de Paderborn i administrador apostòlic d'Anhalt (Alemanya).
 Giovanni Battista Nasalli Rocca di Corneliano, bisbe del títol de S. Maria in Traspontina (1923), arquebisbe de Bolonya, abans bisbe de Gubbio (Itàlia).
 Enrico Gasparri, cardenal-bisbe de Velletri, abans del títol de S. Bartolomeo all'Isola (1925), prefecte del Tribunal de la Signatura Apostòlica, abans arquebisbe titular de Sebaste i nunci a Colòmbia i Brasil, successivament (Itàlia).
 Alessandro Verde, cardenal del títol pro illa vice de S. Maria in Cosmedin (1925, secretari de la Congregació de Ritus (Itàlia).
 Lorenzo Lauri, cardenal del títol de S. Pancrazio (1927), penitenciari major, abans arquebisbe titular d'Èfes i nunci al Perú i a Polònia, successivament (Itàlia).
 Jozef-Ernest van Roey, cardenal del títol de S. Maria in Aracoeli (1927), arquebisbe de Malines (Bèlgica).
 August Hlond, S.D.B., cardenal del títol de S. Maria della Pace (1927), arquebisbe de Gniezno i Poznań, abans bisbe de Katowice (Polònia).
 Pedro Segura y Sáez, cardenal del títol de S. Maria in Trastevere (1927), arquebisbe de Sevilla, abans bisbe titular d'Apollonia i auxiliar de Valladolid, bisbe de Coria, arquebisbe de Burgos i arquebisbe de Toledo, successivament (Espanya).
 Jusztinian György Serédi, O.S.B., cardenal del títol de Ss. Andrea e Gregorio al Monte Celio (1927), arquebisbe d'Esztergom (Hongria).
 Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster, O.S.B., cardenal del títol de Ss. Silvestro e Martino ai Monti (1929), arquebisbe de Milà (Itàlia).
 Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira, cardenal del títol de Ss. Marcellino e Pietro (1929), patriarca de Lisboa, abans bisbe titular de Mitilene i auxiliar de Lisboa (Portugal).
 Eugenio Pacelli, cardenal del títol de Ss. Giovanni e Paolo (1929), secretari d'estat, prefecte de la Congregació d'Afers Extraordinaris i camarlenc, abans arquebisbe titular de Sardes i nunci a Baviera i a Alemanya, successivament. Va ser elegit papa amb el nom de Pius XII (Itàlia).
 Luigi Lavitrano, cardenal del títol de S. Silvestro in Capite (1929), arquebisbe de Palerm, abans bisbe de Cava i Sarno, arquebisbe de Benevent i administrador apostòlic de Castellammare di Stabia, successivament (Itàlia).
 Joseph MacRory, cardenal del títol de S. Giovanni a Porta Latina (1929), arquebisbe d'Armagh, abans bisbe de Down i Connors (Irlanda).
 Jean Verdier, P.S.S., cardenal del títol de S. Balbina (1929), arquebisbe de París (França).
 Francesco Marchetti Selvaggiani, cardenal-bisbe de Frascati, abans cardenal del títol de S. Maria Nuova (1930), vicari general de la diòcesi de Roma, abans arquebisbe titular de Seleucia in Isauria i nunci a Veneçuela i Àustria, successivament (Itàlia).
 Raffaele Carlo Rossi, O.C.D., cardenal del títol de S. Prassede (1930), secretari de la Congregació Consistorial, abans bisbe de Volterra i arquebisbe titular de Tessalònica (Itàlia).
 Achille Liénard, cardenal del títol de S. Sisto (1930), bisbe de Lilla i prelat nullius de la Mission de France (França).
 Angeli Maria Dolci, cardenal-bisbe de Palestrina, abans cardenal del títol de S. Maria della Vittoria (1933), arxipreste de la Basílica de Santa Maria Major, abans bisbe de Gubbio, arquebisbe d'Amalfi, delegat apostòlic a Constantinoble, arquebisbe titular de Gerapoli i nunci a Bèlgica i a Romania, successivament (Itàlia).
 Pietro Fumasoni Biondi, cardenal del títol de S. Croce in Gerusalemme (1933), prefecte de la Congregació de Propaganda Fide, abans arquebisbe titular de Doclea i delegat apostòlic a les Índies Orientals, al Japó i als Estats Units d'Amèrica, successivament (Itàlia).
 Federico Tedeschini, cardenal del títol de S. Maria della Vittoria, abans cardenal in pectore (1933), datari papal, abans arquebisbe titular de Naupacte, nunci a Espanya i arxipreste de la Basílica de Sant Pere del Vaticà, successivament (Itàlia).
 Maurilio Fossati, O.Ss.C.G.N., cardenal del títol de S. Marcello (1933), arquebisbe de Torí, abans bisbe de Nuoro, administrador apostòlic d'Ogliastra i arquebisbe de Sàsser, successivament (Itàlia).
 Carlo Salotti, cardenal del títol de S. Bartolomeo all'Isola i abans cardenal in pectore (1933), prefecte de la Congregació de Ritus, abans arquebisbe titular de Filippopoli di Tracia i secretari de la Congregació de Propaganda Fide (Itàlia).
 Elia Dalla Costa, cardenal del títol de S. Marco (1933), arquebisbe de Florència, abans bisbe de Pàdua (Itàlia).
 Theodor Innitzer, cardenal del títol de S. Crisogono (1933), arquebisbe de Viena i administrador apostòlic de Burgenland (Àustria).
 Enrico Sibilia, cardenal del títol de S. Maria Nuova (1935, nunci a Àustria, abans arquebisbe titular de Side i internunci a Xile (Itàlia).
 Francesco Marmaggi, cardenal del títol de S. Cecilia (1935), nunci a Polònia, abans arquebisbe titular d'Adrianopoli di Emimonto i nunci a Txecoslovàquia (Itàlia).
 Luigi Maglione, cardenal del títol de S. Pudenziana (1935), prefecte de la Congregació del Concili, abans arquebisbe titular de Cesarea di Palestina i nunci a França (Itàlia).
 Carlo Cremonesi, cardenal del títol de S. Lorenzo in Lucina (1935), prelat nullius emèrit de Pompeia, abans arquebisbe titular de Nicomèdia i almoiner de Sa Santedat (Itàlia).
 Alfred-Henri-Marie Baudrillart, Orat., cardenal del títol de S. Bernardo alle Terme (1935), nunci extraordinari, abans bisbe titular d'Hemeria i arquebisbe titular de Melitene, membre de l'Acadèmia Francesa i comandant de la Legió d'Honor (França).
 Emmanuel-Célestin Suhard, cardenal del títol de S. Onofrio (1935), arquebisbe de Reims, abans bisbe de Bayeux i Lisieux (França).
 Karel Kašpar, cardenal del títol de Ss. Vitale, Valeria, Gervasio e Protasio (1935), arquebisbe de Praga, abans bisbe titular de Betsaida i bisbe sede plena de Hradec Králové (Txecoslovàquia).
 Isidre Gomà i Tomàs, cardenal del títol de S. Pietro in Montorio (1935), arquebisbe de Toledo, abans bisbe de Tarassona i administrador apostòlic de Tudela (Espanya).
 Pietro Boetto, S.J., cardenal del títol pro illa vice de S. Angelo in Pescheria (1935, arquebisbe de Gènova (Itàlia).
 Camillo Caccia Dominioni, cardenal-diaca de S. Maria in Dominica (1935), protodiaca.
 Nicola Canali, cardenal-diaca de S. Nicola in Carcere (1935), secretari de la Congregació Cerimonial (Itàlia).
 Domenico Jorio, cardenal-diaca de S. Apollinare (1935), secretari de la Congregació per a la Disciplina dels Sagraments (Itàlia).
 Vincenzo La Puma, cardenal-diaca de Ss. Cosma e Damiano (1935), pro-prefecte de la Congregació per als Religiosos (Itàlia).
 Federico Cattani Amadori, cardenal-diaca de S. Maria in Aquiro (1935), secretari del Tribunal de la Signatura Apostòlica (Itàlia).
 Masimo Massimi, cardenal-diaca de S. Maria in Portico Campitelli (1935), president de la Pontificia Comissió per a la Codificació del Dret Canònic Oriental (Itàlia).
 Domenico Mariani, cardenal-diaca de S. Cesareo in Palatio (1935), president de l'Administració per a la Salut de la Santa Seu, vicepresident econòmic dels dicasteris (Itàlia).
 Eugène Tisserant, cardenal del títol pro illa vice de Ss. Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia (1936), secretari de la Congregació per a les Esglésies Orientals, abans arquebisbe titular d'Iconio (França).
 Giovanni Mercati, cardena-diaca de S. Giorgio in Velabro (1936), bibliotecari i arxiver de la Santa Església Romana (Itàlia).
 Adeodato Giovanni Piazza, O.C.D., cardenal del títol de S. Prisca (1937), patriarca de Venècia, abans arquebisbe de Benevent (Itàlia).
 Ermenegildo Pellegrinetti, cardenal del títol de S. Lorenzo in Panisperna (1937), nunci al Regne dels Serbis, Croats i Eslovens, abans arquebisbe titular d'Adana (Itàlia).
 Arthur Hinsley, cardenal del títol de S. Susanna (1937), arquebisbe de Westminster, abans bisbe titular de Sebastopoli i visitador apostòlic a l'Àfrica Britànica, arquebisbe titular de Sardes i delegat apostòlic a Egipte, Congo Belga i Sud-àfrica, successivament (Anglaterra).
 Pierre-Marie Gerlier, cardenal del títol de Ssma. Trinità al Monte Pincio (1937), arquebisbe de Lió, abans bisbe de Tarbes i Lorda (França).

Resum

Dels quals

 6 eren cardenals-bisbes (Europa 6)
 48 eren cardenals-preveres o de títol (Amèrica 13; Àsia 1; Europa 34)
 8 eren cardenals-diaques (Europa 8)

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Esdeveniments del 1939
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