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Ten Things: Texas Tech 52, Arizona State 45
By Seth C
Let's discuss ten things from Texas Tech's win over Arizona State.
1. Almost Gave It All Away. That was as dominant of a first half that I've seen, one where you could take some good and bad from both the offense and the defense, but still coming out looking like a rose in terms of the score and the damage that Arizona State could do offensively. But much of that was nearly given away as the second half proved to be one where Texas Tech simply couldn't stop Arizona State offensively.
There's maybe some good and bad here that needs to be discussed. Namely, that ASU seemed to run a ton of wide receiver screens (please take a lot of what I write with a grain of salt as I didn't have the luxury of rewinding the DVR), ones where the receivers were stacked two deep on the side line, one would block and the other would catch and move the ball for big chunks at a time. They picked on the one part of the defense that I think still has work to do, and that's the cornerbacks. Of course, I also think that Manny Wilkins has proven to be a very good quarterback this year, he's increased his efficiency and has been a consistent bright spot for ASU. Essentially, ASU's strength is Texas Tech's weakness, especially the way Wilkins was able to use both those screens and the sidelines and just continually picked on Texas Tech's cornerbacks.
2. Still Earned That Win. Regardless of the second half being way too close, Texas Tech still came out with a 7 point win, which was essentially the Vegas spread. Texas Tech did win by 7 and the defense did a great job of stepping up when it was absolutely critical to that they step up.
By the end of the game, I was watching and not taking notes, so the names of those players that stepped up defensively will escape me, but a sack, a false start and a nice pass break-up ended up being the difference in the game. I seem to want to credit Dakota Allen with some late game heroics, but can't remember if they were that last drive or if they were the second to last drive, where Texas Tech also ended up with some stops defensively.
3. Shimonek Was Impressive. Nic Shimonek finished 37 of 50 for 543 yards and 6 touchdowns, which is danged impressive. That's 10.86 yards per pass and a completion percentage of 74% for the game. Thus far this year, Shimonek has darn near been flawless leading the offense and while his receivers have done a ton of work, Shimonek deserves credit for getting those guys in positions to make plays. The offense is different without Mahomes, but it's still ridiculously effective in what it's supposed to do, which is score touchdowns. If there was any thought that Texas Tech would take a step back offensively, then that's probably going to be wrong. Kingsbury does, and has always, done a terrific job creating great offenses and this is no different.
The part of Shimonek's game that probably comes with some time is the ability to scramble and get rid of the ball. It seemed like he did this for the most part, but there were a couple of times where he just got caught up in the rush and took some pretty big losses. When Bennett brought the pressure for ASU, Shimonek struggled a bit.
4. Big Defensive Players. I thought that there were some really big players defensively that shouldn't get dismissed. I thought Mych Thomas had a terrific game on the defensive line, with 4 tackles and a sack and overall, I thought he played a very good game. Same thing for Dakota Allen, who had some big plays, including a sack and a very important pass break-up near the end of the game. Eli Howard had a huge sack and some huge pressure late in the game. Jordyn Brooks ended up with 13 tackles before it was all said and done during the game, seemingly all over the plays defensively.
Generally speaking, I'm pretty happy with what the front seven did defensively because they essentially held ASU to just 3.8 yards per rush, on 44 carries, which means that for the most part, these guys did their job. Ballage and Richard rushed for about 110 yards and that's not terrible.
5. The Fumble That Turned the Game. Desmond Nisby's fumble in the endzone really did seem to turn the game a bit. What should have been an additional touchdown ended up being a what got the Arizona State offense rolling. Truthfully though, I felt like it was the refs that got the offense really rolling, giving them probably 50 yards of penalties on a drive and once they called the cornerbacks for every close play for pass interference, it seemed that the pass defense then became a significant liability. I'm not sure what got them in their funk, but they had trouble the rest of the way. Part of that was Wilkins dropping dimes on the sideline, but Octavious Morgan and Jaylon Lane will need to get better. And it seemed that both Lane and Morgan were the main guys out there. Once D.J. Polite-Bray talked enough trash to earn a penalty to keep a drive alive (rather than just getting off the field after making a good play), he turned a good thing into a bad thing by running his mouth and that's really unacceptable.
6. Spectacular Nights from Coutee & Cantrell. I don't know if these were records for these two, but Keke's 12 catches for 186 yards and a touchdown along with 8 catches for 160 yards 2 touchdowns receiving and a very important 3 yard run for a touchdown. Coutee was as nifty and shifty as I've ever seen him and Cantrell just simply caught everything that came his way, especially along the sideline. Cantrell made some spectacular catches and when you average 20 yards a catch, you know you're doing something right. Coutee's ability to make people miss was really something special tonight and Cameron Batson's ability to do the same thing helped a ton.
7. Running Backs Continue to Play Bigger Roles. This is in comparison to last year where the running backs sometimes struggled to even find their footing. Stockton received the bulk of the carries, 12 of them for 47 yards, which is about 3.8 yards per run, while Nisby sat at 9 carries for 45 yards and 5 yards a carry. Add in Stockton's 5 receptions for 56 yards again puts the running backs at about 150 yards of production for the game, which is where you'd like to ideally be.
I thought that Nisby was dominant when he was in the game and I'd still like see him get some carries. He is apparently coming off an injury so maybe they were taking things slow. Nisby's worst moment wasn't great, but I should also mention Stockton's really bad spot was the stretch play on 4th and 1 that ended up just being one big lateral run that didn't create any cut-back lanes.
8. Dominating the Game. Offensively, Texas Tech did absolutely dominate this game. I thought that Texas Tech might be in a spot where they would struggle, in parts, but that really didn't happen except for the pressure. On third downs, Shimonek shined, completing 55% of third downs and those weren't short third downs, averaging 6.9 yards per down, most of those coming on passing plays. Texas Tech averaged 7.9 uards a play and that's really off the charts.
9. Offensive Line Held Up. Except for a bit of pressure that they had a tough time holding and a couple of late penalties, one a bad snap and I think a second holding call, I thought they did a good job. They'll need to get a bit more dialed up when they meet Ed Oliver, he'll probably be the best defensive lineman that the offensive line will meet all year. He'll be disruptive and I'll be interested to see how they handle someone like Oliver because Oklahoma has some guys that are pretty disruptive too.
10. Miscellaneous. That Mason Reed touchdown catch and run was ridiculously tough and he's a better athlete than opposing defenses probably give him . . Cam Batson's touchdown was also terrific, showed Batson's patience and ability to get in that endzone . . . Derrick Willies had a relatively quiet game, 5 catches for 56 yards and a touchdown, but he made some really nice plays and that fade catch in the endzone was awfully pretty . . . I think that the rush package is essentially Zach Barnes, Eli Howard and I couldn't tell who else, but I think those guys can roll on purely pass rush downs. Lonzell Gilmore had a tough time getting to the quarterback this game, but Howard and Barnes as purely pass rushers will likely play . . . We didn't really hear all that much from the second safety spot and I don't really know who played most of the game at the second safety spot. Jah'Shawn Johnson made his presence felt with 12 tackles, but that second safety for me was noticeably absent. . . Broderick Washington's play is just getting better, he had 2 quarterback hurries and to get that from one of your interior guys is pretty danged good . . .
[Ed. Note: I'm doing this on 3 hours of sleep for forgive any typos and straying thoughts. Not working off of much sleep.]
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Mississippi Sales Tax Rates: Paulding
Paulding, Mississippi Sales Tax Rate 2023 7%
The Paulding sales tax rate is 7%
Sales tax region name: Jasper.
Note: There is 0 additional tax districts that applies to some areas geographically within Paulding. Instead of the rates shown for the Jasper tax region above, the following tax rates apply to these specific areas:
How does the Paulding sales tax compare to the rest of MS?
The 7% sales tax rate in Paulding consists of 7% Mississippi state sales tax. There is no applicable county tax, city tax or special tax. The sales tax jurisdiction name is Jasper, which may refer to a local government division. You can print a 7% sales tax table here. For tax rates in other cities, see Mississippi sales taxes by city and county.
Historical Sales Tax Rates for Paulding
The following rates apply to the JASPER tax region (see note above)
The Paulding, Mississippi sales tax rate of 7% applies in the zip code 39348.
Remember that zip code boundaries don't always match up with political boundaries (like Paulding or Jasper County), so you shouldn't always rely on something as imprecise as zip codes to determine the sales tax rates at a given address.
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Burkina Faso's transition Prime Minister, General Yacouba Isaac Zida risks being sanctioned when he returns to the country from Canada where he has been for some months, RFI reported. President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, who also holds the position of Defence Minister has summoned Isaac Zida back to the country several times in vain.
Without giving Zida an ultimatum, President Kaboré is threatening to consider him as a soldier who has deserted the army in times of peace. The President is likely to take up his responsibilities and implement the regulations in force with regard to indiscipline in the army.
Isaac Zida on the contrary is requesting to be considered as being in health evacuation. The President has refused to accept the plea as a medical file has not been presented to him. RFI cited Mr Kaboré as saying that evacuation abroad for health reasons is done within the framework of the law.
The current stay of Isaac Zida has further complicated issues for him. RFI reported that the ongoing audit of the stewardship as transition presidency and Prime Minister's Office indicate that there were some financial mismanagement. The authorities want some clarity in the situation. Reports say, the transition Prime Minister besides military sanctions for abandoning his duties may also face justice to answer charges of mismanagement during the transition period.
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Crain's Chad Livengood begins his story on the new University of Michigan Detroit Center for Innovation this way:
Across the Potomac River from the nation's capital, Virginia Tech is developing a 1 million-square-foot innovation campus in Alexandria, Va., that's two Metro commuter train stops away from the second North American headquarters Amazon is building.
In New York City, Cornell University's tech campus on Roosevelt Island has positioned the prestigious upstate New York school as an urban university across the East River from Long Island City, where Amazon planned to build another headquarters.
Manhattan real estate developer Stephen Ross points to these two strategic locations for world-class universities as the reason why he believes his alma mater, the University of Michigan, needs to have a significant footprint in downtown Detroit.
"Corporations go to urban areas because of the talent they generate," Ross said in an exclusive interview with Crain's. "When Amazon was going to come to New York, it was because of Cornell Tech and the students that it was generating for senior management. … So there's a lot of lessons to be drawn."
The main lesson Ross has learned is that cities and universities are now the primary drivers of economic growth. They are the keys to growing, retaining and attracting high-wage, knowledge-based enterprises. This is a talent-driven economy. The cities that combine the universities where talent is being developed and the high-density, high-amenity neighborhoods where young talent wants to live and work are the most prosperous places.
In 2012 we wrote a post on the Cornell University campus Ross mentions. Unfortunately its conclusions are still relevant today. Michigan policymakers still, by and large, do not understand that public investments in cities and higher education are the drivers of economic growth. Lightly edited here is that 2012 post:
The elected official in America today who is most aggressively pursuing positioning his community for a knowledge-driven economy is New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. He inherited a city already with many assets for that economy: an entrepreneurial culture, a city that is welcoming to all, as well as great public services and amenities that make NYC a place where mobile talent wants to live and work. To his credit Mayor Bloomberg is pushing to enhance those assets.
Unlike many, when the economy collapsed at the onset of the Great Recession he raised taxes (yes raised, not cut taxes) to make sure that the city could maintain quality basic services and amenities. He has been an innovator in improving schools, a national voice for pro-immigration policies and an investor in infrastructure, parks and the arts all of which enhance NYC as a place that can compete globally for talent.
But maybe his biggest and most impactful action has been to sponsor a competition to lure a brand new engineering and technology higher education campus to the city. Talk about outside the box and making a big bet! A mayor getting involved in funding higher education. But Bloomberg understands that higher education––particularly research universities––are a critical economic driver in a knowledge-driven economy. Quite simply you want to be the place where new knowledge is being created and new talent is being prepared. The city offered as an incentive land as well as $100 million in infrastructure improvements.
The New York Times reports that Cornell University in partnership with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology won the competition over such prestigious competitors as Stanford, Columbia and Carnegie Mellon. According to the Times the plan calls for about 280 faculty members and 2,500 students in master's and doctoral programs. The schools have also committed to training at least 200 teachers each year in science education, and to help teach at least 10,000 students, from kindergarten through 12th grade, each year. The initiative includes a $150 million venture capital fund for start-up companies that agree to remain in New York for three years, as well as math and science education support for 10,000 city children. They estimated that building the campus would create 20,000 construction jobs, and that it would spin off 600 new businesses over the next generation, creating 30,000 more jobs and as much as $1.4 billion in tax revenue.
Contrast that to Michigan's approach to higher education the last decade. Cutting spending by nearly a third, imposing price controls and increasingly micro-managing from Lansing how universities operate. I'm sure there wasn't anything in the NYC competition that asked universities about whether they offer domestic partner benefits, or placed conditions/restrictions on stem cell research, or affirmative action restrictions or whether or not they have tenured professors who are not teaching full time or placed limits on the tuition they charge. All misguided obsessions here.
This competition is not just about how a state or city value higher education––as a powerful asset for economic growth or wasteful spending institutions that need to be reined in. It is also about whether there are essential assets that matter to economic growth that communities need to invest in whether times are tough or not to be globally competitive. Mayor Bloomberg's higher education play is entirely consistent with Denver in the 80s, when its economy collapsed, deciding that to be globally competitive they needed a world class airport and Portland in the 70s and Salt Lake City in the 90s deciding that to be competitive they needed rail transit or California in the 50s committing themselves to building a comprehensive, world-class higher education system. The list goes on and on. The lesson is clear: public investments in strategic assets are essential to globally competitive states and regions.
Once again contrast that list of impactful public investments to what is happening here. Where we are letting our roads crumble, walking away from the Woodward light rail even with private investors putting $100 million on the table, weakening what was once one of the great higher education systems on the planet, etc. Ask yourself "who is positioning themselves best to win in a flattening world, those who make big strategic public investments or those––like us––who don't?"
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Lou Glazer is President and co-founder of Michigan Future, Inc., a non-partisan, non-profit organization. Michigan Future's mission is to be a source of new ideas on how Michigan can succeed as a world class community in a knowledge-driven economy. Its work is funded by Michigan foundations.
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This brief paper is a response to a piece by Debra Beattie of Griffith University, 'The Distribution of Knowledge as Cultural Content': published in this journal (Vol. 9 Issue 3). Dr Beattie's paper was presented as a case study of a 'pilot' project which I produced for the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), Brisbane, in 2011: a live relay or narrow-cast (sometimes called a 'Simulcast') of a performance by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (VPO) to six separate audiences in regional theatres across Queensland. I feel a response is required to correct a number of fundamental errors and misconceptions within Dr Beattie's piece, not just for the sake this journal but because the errors badly misrepresent some of the most important international performing arts companies; and further, it provides an the opportunity to present a broader picture from which the reader might better appreciate the work being produced for the new digital platforms; that of bringing live performances from the world's great performing arts companies to audiences in every corner of the globe.
Marshall, R. 2014. Democratising the Arts: A Reappraisal of the Recent Case Study of the Live Relay from Brisbane of a Major Orchestral Performance to Audiences in Six Regional Queensland Venues. The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge, and Society. 9 (4): pp. 269-272.
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Well, I did it. I joined the cacophony.
I submitted the following to both the Carillon and the Free Press.
My hope is that as we hold diverse opinions on diverse issues, that we can work together to create safe spaces, stop bullying, and work to keep kids alive.
Sometimes internet comments and dialogues are quite unhelpful, but if you want to have a conversation with me, I'll pick up the tab.
I attended the meeting on Bill 18 on Sunday.
We were told it wasn't a political meeting, despite my invitation coming to me on official MLA letterhead.
We were told it was a spiritual meeting, even though the three MLAs in attendance received two rounds of applause before Jesus did.
And while the language of the bill is an important issue, I highly doubt that 1200 people showed up to discuss the definition of bullying. I'd venture to say that most of the people in attendance were there to defend their religious freedom.
But what are we defending? Bill 18 states that schools must accommodate students who wish to promote anti-racism, gender equity, the removal of barriers for people with disabilities. Surely we aren't defending our right to be racist, sexist, or not have wheelchair ramps, right?
I think the crux of why 1200 people showed up is Bill 18's specific wording about promoting "the awareness and understanding of, and respect for, people of all sexual orientations and gender identities" and student led Gay Straight Alliances.
This is within our rights. We're allowed to disagree with government legislation. I just wish we could call a spade a spade.
And as we were encouraged to pray for religious freedom, I added one item to my prayers that wasn't mentioned.
20-30% of teenagers who identify themselves as Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgendered/Questioning (GLBTQ) have attempted suicide. The suicide rate of GLBTQ teenagers is 4-5 times the national average. And those numbers go up in communities where GLBTQ kids don't feel supported.
So in addition to praying for religious freedom, I also prayed that we could work together to keep kids alive. Surely the two aren't mutually exclusive.


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03 September 2020 | Australia, Asia Pacific
Herbert Smith Freehills is pleased to have worked with Perpetual Limited (Perpetual) on its recent capital raising, consisting of a fully underwritten A$255 million institutional placement (Placement) and non-underwritten share purchase plan of A$50 million (SPP), which completed this week.
Perpetual announced on 27 July 2020 that it had entered into an agreement to acquire a 75% interest in US-based asset manager Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney & Strauss, LLC (Barrow Hanley). Proceeds from the Placement and SPP will be used to fund this transformational acquisition, and to provide Perpetual with financial flexibility in the context of Covid-19 to execute on a range of strategic organic and inorganic opportunities.
With a reputation as one of the strongest brands in financial services in Australia, Perpetual's acquisition of Barrow Hanley will accelerate Perpetual's global distribution footprint and open up world-class investment capabilities. The high level of demand from eligible shareholders under the SPP, leading to the subsequent upsizing of the SPP offer from A$40 million to A$50 million, reflects the strong shareholder support of this transaction.
Herbert Smith Freehills advised Perpetual on all aspects of the Placement and SPP. This raising relied on the Temporary Extra Placement Capacity Class Waiver, authorised by ASX in consultation with ASIC to facilitate capital raisings in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Perpetual legal team was led by Jessie Moodley, General Manager, Legal. The Herbert Smith Freehills team was led by partner Rebecca Maslen-Stannage and senior associate Mia Harrison-Kelf, with secondee Samuel Moran assisting the Perpetual team.
Ms Maslen-Stannage said, "It was a pleasure to work with the Perpetual team on this transaction. We were so impressed by how hard the Perpetual team worked across a range of work streams in undertaking the Barrow Hanley acquisition and the capital raising in parallel. It is great that investors recognised the value of Perpetual's strategic plan and we look forward to continuing to work with the Perpetual team as they complete the acquisition".
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Now that we are back in business in the new year I wanted to take the time to share a bit more on IBM Docs 2.0 beyond the announcement last year. In a very short time, I've already started to hear very good positive feedback on the release which is great !
One of the things that I wanted to share is the latest demo video that we posted over the holidays. The video covers all the basics and you can see how simple it is to take advantage of this capability to create files together with your team members anytime, anywhere!
As we get ready for IBM Connect 2016 (you are going, right?) you'll also want to reserve time to learn more about IBM Docs. Check out the IBM Connect 2016 Session Preview Tool and add the IBM Docs sessions to your agenda.
To learn more, check out the post from Jim Puckett, our IBM Docs Product Manager . See you at IBM Connect!


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I just noticed that all my birthdays/anniversaries behind by one day. I've searched the net and found numerous people with the same issue but no one knows why or how to fix it other than manually editing all of them, which will take a long time. It makes no sense that this is happening, since my clock, calendar, & time zone on my phone and computer are the same. The dates are correct in my Contacts of Outlook 2003 (I refuse to upgrade to 2007 because I use it at work and it's a POS!).
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This hotel was an excellent, centrally located hotel, with interesting amenities – such as the Tesla towncar! Small hiccups on miscommunication, and a standard room, made for an average stay. I had an expiring IHG Free Night Award, and thus very motivated to use it before expiration. They have a happy hour at the hotel bar from 3-7pm, but I was unable to make it – perhaps next time! I did appreciate the generous early checkin – as early at 9am! You can find reviews of the hotel here (click InterContinental Los Angeles Century City) and more information on booking InterContinental Los Angeles Century City here (click view deal).
I was slightly confused at the layout, thinking that the hotel was in the location of the previous Century Plaza Hyatt. The Intercontinental is in fact south of Fox Plaza, and Olympic and Santa Monica Boulevards, and north of Pico. Check in is to the left of the entrances. I was escaping an Airbnb nightmare (more on that later) and checked in extremely early, and was very grateful for their flexibility.
Note that IHG platinum guests get complimentary internet, via access code or through the room number. However, there were connectivity issues, with webpages not loading or being slow.
A pretty standard room, but a larger than expected bathroom – separate shower and bath. Similar to my last IHG Intercontinental experience in San Francisco, this hotel had no refrigerator space available, as it only held minibar items. Thankfully, I did not need it this time.
Before sleeping, I noticed one of the fire alarm or other wall-mounted devices emitting an annoying buzzing sound. I recommend earplugs.
I saw a combination of tourists, with foreign accents and little children, as well as businesspeople in suits. Its central location near FOX Studios, in Century City, as well as its easy commute to Santa Monica and West LA, or Downtown LA, make for a diverse clientele. In the evening, I saw many young professionals enjoying themselves at the hotel bar.
The hotel has a very weird layout, in the shape of a corrugated V.
As mentioned previously, I was unable to make the happy hour, due to previous arrangements. Breakfast is not complimentary for platinum guests. In the room is a stocked minibar, and I had to ask housekeeping outside my room for water. They did provide three water bottles for night service.
The gym was quite small and definitely cramped, with the machines pretty close together. It wasn't an enjoyable experience to be crammed in there with a bunch of sweaty people.
You can see the outdoor pool from the fitness center, and it looks quite luxurious in the sun.
Highlight is probably the Tesla towncar service – available for guests to destinations up to 1.5 miles away. Decently prompt service – although it is first come first serve to the concierge desk on the lobby level. Note that it closes at 6pm, not 6:30pm, as they told me. Very frustrating to be given incorrect information, go down at 6:10pm, and have them tell me otherwise.
All in all, this was a decent stay – nothing special, but served its purpose. Perhaps I am expecting too much – after all, this is my third InterContinental hotel, and all of them were average to below average. I would stay here again, but only for a free night.
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During Netflix' keynote address at CES 2016, the company announced it has expanded operations to 130 additional countries, including India, Russia, South Korea and even Antarctica.
While the addition of 130 countries brings Netflix to nearly everywhere on Earth, there are still some territories where the service will not be available. China, for example, continues to be a challenge for Netflix, although the company is still exploring options for providing the service there. Due to United States government restrictions, the service will not be coming to Syria, Crimea or North Korea.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said that he now considers Netflix a global video streaming service during his keynote address. However, at least for now, Netflix' content libraries will vary greatly between countries, with the United States continuing to have the best selection of TV shows and movies. For those in other nations, avoiding geo-blocking is always an attractive option to get the best of what's on Netflix.
At the event, Netflix also announced that some new markets, such as those in Asia and the Middle East, will be getting pre-paid access to Netflix thanks to a collaboration with LG. Details are a little vague at this stage, but not having to fork out a monthly fee could be beneficial to those living in poorer nations.
Netflix also showed off a trailer for their upcoming drama The Crown, which focuses on the British royal family, and announced a new film called Special Correspondents that is written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Eric Bana.


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La sindrome di Parigi (francese: syndrome de Paris, giapponese: Pari shōkōgun, パリ症候群) è una patologia psicosomatica rara che affligge in modo particolare i turisti giapponesi in visita alla capitale francese.

Dalle ricerche degli psichiatri dell'Hôtel-Dieu risulterebbe che i turisti affetti da questa sindrome, opposta nelle cause ma simile nei sintomi alla sindrome di Stendhal, sperimentano un disagio e delusione derivanti dalla differenza fra la visione idealizzata della capitale francese che avevano maturato in patria e l'effettiva visione di cui prendono atto durante il soggiorno nella città.

Sintomatologia
Questa sindrome è stata analizzata per la prima volta nella rubrica di psicologia Nervure nel 2004. Dei numerosissimi turisti – tra i 700.000 e il milione – che visitano la Ville Lumière, di cui una buona parte – dai 20.000 ai 25.000 – sono giapponesi, alcuni provano un simile disagio: l'incidenza statistica oscilla fra i 20 e i 24 soggetti ogni anno. L'articolo Les Japonais en voyage pathologique à Paris: un modèle original de prise en charge transculturelle indica che fra il 1988 e il 2004 vi sono stati 63 pazienti: di questi, 34 erano donne e 29 uomini, tutti di età compresa fra i 20 e i 65 anni.

La suscettibilità dei turisti nipponici alla sindrome è probabilmente dovuta all'immagine che Parigi ha in Giappone, dove si nutrono delle aspettative esageratamente alte sulla capitale francese. I soggetti che soffrono della sindrome, prevalentemente viaggiatori molto interessati all'aspetto artistico del loro itinerario e già familiari a questi disturbi, soffrono di diversi sintomi, fra cui un profondo senso di delusione, allucinazioni, deliri di persecuzione, derealizzazione, depersonalizzazione, ansia e in taluni casi anche manifestazioni psicosomatiche fra cui stordimento, tachicardia e sudorazione eccessiva; in tal senso, la sindrome di Parigi presenta una sintomatologia simile ad altre patologie, fra le quali la sindrome di Stendhal e quella di Gerusalemme.

L'ambasciata giapponese a Parigi ha istituito una linea telefonica, operativa 24 ore su 24, per fornire sostegno psicologico a tutti i turisti giapponesi che vivono questo disagio.

Storia

La sindrome venne riconosciuta per la prima volta nel 1986 dal professore Hiroaki Ota, medico giapponese espatriato in Francia; più tardi, Youcef Mahmoudia, eminente psichiatra dell'Hôtel-Dieu di Parigi, pure riscontrò il disturbo, descrivendolo come «una manifestazione di psicopatologia dovuta al viaggio, piuttosto che a una sindrome del viaggiatore». Mahmoudia suppose che l'eccitazione che il soggetto sperimentava visitando Parigi facesse accelerare il battito cardiaco, provocando in questo modo allucinazioni uditive e fenomeni illusionali, già riscontrati in una sindrome analoga, quella di Stendhal (individuata e analizzata dalla psichiatra fiorentina Graziella Magherini, nel 1977).

Interpretazione
Vari sembrano essere i motivi per cui i pazienti sperimentano questa sindrome; di seguito vengono riportati quelli individuati dalla rivista francese Nervure.
Barriera linguistica Pochi turisti giapponesi parlano francese e viceversa; le differenze fra queste due lingue pongono gravi ostacoli alla comunicazione, aumentando così la confusione del soggetto.
Differenze culturali Oltre alle differenze linguistiche, ancora più significative risultano essere quelle culturali: i francesi, infatti, godono di un temperamento più informale, in netta contrapposizione con la più rigida cultura giapponese; questa discrepanza contribuisce alla manifestazione della sindrome.
Idealizzazione di Parigi La sindrome è dovuta anche al divario osservato fra la visione idealizzata nutrita in patria della capitale francese e l'effettiva realtà di Parigi.
Sfinimento La fatica che comporta l'organizzazione di un viaggio intercontinentale, che spesso non è di piacere ma di affari, unita alle conseguenze del jet lag aumenta la destabilizzazione psicologica del viaggiatore giapponese.
Contraddizioni La capitale francese viene spesso dipinta come una terra idilliaca, patria della bellezza e dell'amore. La realtà, tuttavia, è spesso un'altra: infatti Parigi è anche una metropoli costosa, pericolosa, rumorosa e con banlieue spesso degradate.

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Bibliografia

Voci correlate
 Sindrome di Stendhal
 Sindrome di Gerusalemme

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Franklin College senior women's soccer player Maddie Fleet was announced as the institution's nominee for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year award, announced by the NCAA on Wednesday (June 26) afternoon.
The 2019 recipient of the Jenny Johnson-Kappes Award as the top senior female student-athlete, Fleet was one of a record 585 nominees across all three NCAA divisions.
"Being nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year is the icing on the cake for Maddie's great career," Head coach Cristin Allen said. "She's been honored for her soccer and academic successes, but she means so much more than that. Maddie exemplifies what is means to be a great person and we have been fortunate to have her as our role model at FC and in our soccer program."
The driving force behind the most successful four-year run in program history, Fleet captured the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference's (HCAC) Offensive Player of the Year all four campaigns, becoming the first player in the history of the league to do so. Additionally, she was a named an All-American by the United Soccer Coaches in 2016 and 2017, and is a four-time all-region selection by the coaches' association.
She ended her career last fall as the program's all-time leader in goals (96), assists (34), points (226) and game-winning goals (22). The Grizzlies won 54 matches with Fleet suiting up in the blue and gold, including a pair of HCAC regular season titles and the first HCAC tournament title in the fall of 2017.
Fleet was also recognized on several occasions for her work in the classroom, becoming the first student-athlete in school history to be named CoSIDA Academic All-America on three occasions. In 2017, Fleet became the first player in program history to be named a First Team Academic All-American, an honor sandwiched between Second Team Academic All-America honors in 2016 and 2018.
The list will be narrowed down when each conference selects up to two nominees from the pool. The Woman of the Year selection committee will choose 10 student-athletes from each NCAA Division, with the top 30 honorees being celebrated at the annual award ceremony on Oct. 20 in Indianapolis. During the ceremony, the NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics will name the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year.