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Its Friday nite and all of a sudden NFL NETWORK disapears from my channel lineup. What gives????
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I was debating whether to start the now seeming annual "does Verizon know how to handle local blackout" thread, but this is as good a spot as any. I don't know your location, but I'm in the Philly area, served by the Philadelphia VHO.
I started watching the Eagles vs. Steelers game on NFL-HD (channel 828). It was in standard def (SD - 4:3 aspect) and had the local Steelers announcers. Not in HD? Go figure. At least the announcers were good. The wrong team for me, but much better than the yokels they put on the Eagles TV Network. I was swapping with the Phillies vs. Pirates (nice coincidence, huh) on Comcast Sportsnet HD on 829. Tried to do an audio sync with WYSP 94.1 FM to get my Merril Reese and Mike Quick audio feed, but the delay it wasn't worth it.
After about 20 minutes, the channel just flat out disappeared. IMG said "Unable to tune to channel". I then went to local WPVI-DT (814) and there they were in full HD. The IMG had local programming with no hint of the Eagles whatsoever. That's why I went with the NFL-HD. Now I had to deal with those local yokel Eagle TV Network announcers. I muted the audio and turned up WYSP FM. It's better to put up with the several seconds of delay between video and FM broadcast than suffer with those announcers.
Verizon has never handled local blackouts correctly. They just drop the channel. To add insult to injury, they never updated the IMG to show the Eagles game on WPVI-DT at 7:30 PM. I guess somebody forgot to kill it at 7:30 PM.
Is there anyone at Verizon who can properly do a local blackout? All you guys need to do is insert a static graphic that says "local coverage is not available due to blackout restrictions" or some such wording. Don't kill the channel, that causes a lot of customers wondering what's wrong with Verizon service. Comcast has no problems to put up a graphic. Why can't Verizon?
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WHAT HAPPENED TO THE NFL NETWORK IN DC AREA?? WE WERE WATCHING IT THIS MORNING (Sat 8/9) AND IT DISAPPEARED TONIGHT!
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I'm in the DC area too and it's stll not working at 12:31am! What gives?

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La memoria o memoria escrita es un subgénero didáctico de la literatura pragmática o burocrática en que se rinden cuentas de una actividad realizada durante cierto tiempo, casi siempre para justificar su aprovechamiento. Por lo general consta de tres partes: resumen de lo que se ha venido haciendo, crítica de lo que se ha hecho y propuesta de mejora para el futuro. Se diferencia del informe en que posee un contenido meramente testimonial, casi notarial, más concreto y conciso.

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Figure 12.36 Alternately thrilling and terrifying, hilarious and horrifying, the post-Confederation era bears comparison to a fairground ride where it is easier to assume that someone, somewhere exercises some kind of reasonable control than to actually enquire.
Closing with the "end of history" is a useful way to consider the "short 20th century," from 1914-1991, as a chapter in human history that now recedes from view. The Cold War, suburbanization, domestic women and breadwinner men, peacekeepers and peaceniks, and industrial capitalism were themes that will, in all likelihood, never again be the obsessions that they once were.
It is absolutely true that there are continuities of which we need to be aware. Colonialism in Canada remains largely intact, as demonstrated every day by the rotten conditions on reserves, the grotesque over-representation of Aboriginal men and women in the penal system, and the appallingly low life expectancy of Indigenous peoples. When we look at differential lifetime wages for men and women, we will find the fingerprints of sexual discrimination everywhere. Canada remains mainly a hewer of wood and a drawer of water to the world; our economy is based on an export model that continues to favour raw, unprocessed staples like oil, natural gas, and mineral ores. At the same time, Central Canada's manufacturing sector — and the unions that have organized its workforces — still has tremendous political and economic influence. Suburbs continue to be built, sprawl continues to eat up agricultural land, and — notwithstanding improvements in public transit and bicycle lanes — automobilism continues to define our cities. Most child-rearing is unpaid work done by women (aka: mothers). The political elites survive: Paul Martin Jr. and Justin Trudeau are no doubt the best known examples of sons following in their father's footsteps, but prominent Liberal Sheila Copps followed her father into politics as well, as did Manitoba Senator Sharon Carstairs, the daughter of a former Nova Scotian premier and senator.
Against all this, I would argue, urban densities and planning models today would be unrecognizable (and largely unappealing) to people in the 1970s. Oil and copper may be volatile exports, but so far they haven't led us into a crisis like the one the wheat economy provided in 1929-39. Aboriginal people are suffering, without a shadow of doubt, from the legacy of colonialism but now their stories are front and centre and increasingly regarded as a truth that must somehow be reconciled. We are, it is increasingly understood, all treaty people and that realization alone would have been beyond the ability of Cold War Canadians.
Surely the most important and the most obvious continuity is that of Canada itself. Despite attempts to dismantle or even fundamentally rethink the Confederation bargain of 1867, the nation-state continues to tick along. The 2015 election results suggest a country more in agreement than it has been since 1984; the Atlantic provinces and the North gave every seat they had to offer to the Liberals, and only Alberta and Saskatchewan offered succour to the previous Harper Government, as it chose to brand itself. If a study of Canada's political history teaches us anything, however, it is that governments are more often voted out than in; the Liberal victory in 2015 will one day receive proper historical assessment, but at this time it seems safe to say that it was the result of a strong anti-Harper (if not anti-Conservative) reaction more than a stampede to the Liberal platform. Building a consensus over what we all dislike is a rather different proposition from a shared vision of what the country is, needs, and might become.
Still, it has to be said that a cabinet that is evenly divided between men and women marks a significant change. How significant? Pauline Jewett (1922-1992) was a Liberal MP first elected in Pearson's 1963 win. She subsequently left the Trudeau administration in 1970 over the War Measures Act and joined the NDP but, before then, she was an aspirant backbencher who believed she ought to be in the Cabinet. She enjoyed telling the story of the day she approached Prime Minister Pearson and made her pitch. As Jewett was nobody's fool and a Harvard Ph.D. to boot, one can imagine that she made a compelling case for a ministerial post. Pearson listened patiently and then replied, "But Pauline, we already have a woman in the Cabinet." In that context, Justin Trudeau's decision to populate his 2015 Cabinet with women and to seek out diversity that more closely reflects the complexion of the Canadian population was not merely laudable — it was (a) badly overdue by any measure, and (b) proof that Cold War modernity had, to use a modernist phrase, left the building.
In many respects, this open textbook reflects some of the changes in both the history and the historiography of postmodern Canada. Being available online and being a document that can be changed, it is a sharp contrast with the "modern" era textbook, which was a very finite object. The historians who contributed to this project, you will have noticed, work principally in areas outside of the traditional political historical focus. Most of them, too, are drawn from a generation that is much younger than the New Social History cohort of the 1960s and '70s. Their sources have changed, as have the questions they ask.
Has this enabled the book you are now reading to achieve comprehensiveness? Hardly. There is not enough here on women's and feminist history, environmental histories are barely hinted at, and there are themes in Aboriginal history that deserve much more space. There are, as well, debates among historians that space and time do not allow us to explore here. Postmodern history finds a place for the stories of common people, marginalized people, and people for whom the nation state was at best a neutral thing, at worst an oppressive entity. Getting at those histories requires innovation in historical research; transmitting those histories requires a willingness to think outside of the paradigm of the textbook and journal article. History is built into the fabric of our communities, our environment, and our identities; finding these stories will be the task of the generation to come.
Welcome to the end of this textbook and congratulations. Perhaps it has stimulated in you an interest to pursue some questions further or to explore other histories. Perhaps you've absolutely reached your limit. Either way, you need to know that historians have a saying:
You may be through with history, but history is not through with you.
9/11: Has come to signify the terrorist attacks on multiple targets in the United States on 9 September 2001, and the beginning of the War on Terror.
Afghanistan War: Following 9/11, an alliance of forces including Canada which initiated a military campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2001. Troop withdrawals from active duty were complete in 2014.
al-Qaeda: A jihadist group pieced together in the 1980s by Americans to fight against the Soviet Union.
Big Data: Refers to collections of enormous data sets that typically include large quantities of demographic information useful in social analysis.
bipolar: The essence of the Cold War in that there were two superpowers in existence. Juxtaposed with the unipolar world at the end of the Cold War.
Calgary Declaration: Also called the Calgary Accord; in 1997, an agreement signed between all provinces but Quebec; established principles for future constitutional change while enshrining principles regarding equality of rights, inclusion, and multiculturalism.
Charlottetown Accord: 1992; a package of proposed constitutional changes; defeated in a national referendum.
contemporary history: The study of very recent history.
deconstructing: An examination of the relationship between text and meaning.
ethnic cleansing: A variant on genocide in that it combines extermination with expulsion of an identifiable ethnic group; strongly associated with the war in the former Yugoslavia.
failed state: A country that has no national administration; usually associated with civil wars.
fruit machine: A device intended to measure levels of arousal in a test subject; applied by Canadian security services in their efforts to identify sexual "deviants" and homosexuals.
History Wars: Conflict between generations of historians that spiked in the 1990s; pitted national/nationalist historians against historians of society and culture.
identity politics: An orientation in politics that begins with a sense of oppression or loss among a constituency (an identity) and moves toward an agenda of initiatives that will address those inequities; distinct from ideological politics, which begin from a position of principles and ongoing goals that are society-wide.
nationalist historians: Or "national historians"; scholars who believe that the principal role of history is to analyze and explain the history of the nation state.
New World Order: In the context of the post-Cold War era, a United States-dominated international stage in which diminished expenditures on nuclear arsenals would be turned into resources to build up economies globally; in the context of wars in the Gulf and Middle East, an effort to impose the (Western) rule of law on recalcitrant states.
partition: The potential for, or the act of, formally dividing an established jurisdiction. In the case of Canada, Quebec's separation from Canada would not constitute partition because it existed before Confederation, but the removal of anglophone-dominated areas and Inuit and Cree territories would constitute a partition of Quebec.
peace dividend: At the end of the Cold War it was widely predicted that the cost of maintaining readiness in the face of the threat posed by the Warsaw Pact and other communist countries would come to an end and resources would be spent in other ways.
political correctness: A provocative (and often ironic) term to describe attempts to modify language in such ways as to minimize unnecessary offence, typically of minorities, women, and vulnerable populations. The inclusive ethos of sensitive language — which was essentially self-reflection on the ways in which language binds social roles and relationships — has been challenged by privileged groups in particular who regard restrictions on the ability to defame others as a loss of freedom.
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): Mental health consequences of trauma, typically within the context of warfare; associated with research in the fields of psychology, psychiatry, and psychotherapy.
queer history: The study of the historic experience of LGBT individuals and communities; also the analysis of popular and governmental attitudes toward LGBT communities.
regional disparities: Term used increasingly in the 1970s to describe the existence of "have" and "have-not" provinces whose inequalities were a product of long-term economic circumstances.
rights culture: Beginning in the 1960s; a belief in the existence of un- or under-recognized rights as well as the importance and value of extending and enshrining rights to under-protected groups.
Senate reform: The upper house has been the subject of chronic criticism for decades. These critiques intensified in the 1960s and especially in the 1980s. See also Triple-E Senate.
Somalia Affair: Political and military scandal arising from Canadian Airborne Regiment's violent, arbitrary, and murderous behaviour which led to several civilian deaths (including the beating death of Shidane Arone).
START: Three Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties, the first of which was signed in 1991; committed the signatories — the USSR and the United States— to making substantial reductions in their nuclear arsenals and delivery systems.
Taliban: The fundamentalist Islamic regime in Afghanistan; deposed in 2001 following the NATO invasion in response to 9/11.
Triple-E Senate: Call for reform of the upper house that would see it become elected, equal, and efficient; a plank in the Reform Party platform since the 1980s.
unipolar: Following on the collapse of multipolar global relations in the 1940s, and the subsequent age of bipolar superpowers, the unipolar era was defined by one superpower (the United States) dominating global affairs.
War on Terror: Initially a military campaign launched against non-state organizations responsible for targeted attacks on American bases or civilians; after 9/11, included military attacks on regimes supportive of organizations regarded as "terrorist"; conducted by a broad alliance of nations predominantly in the West.
In what ways does the end of the Cold War signal a turning point in world and Canadian affairs?
How did the business of peacekeeping change in the post-1991 period?
What was the objective of further constitutional negotiations in the 1990s? Why did the Charlottetown Accord follow Meech Lake into the waste basket of history?
Why did the 1995 Quebec referendum fail so narrowly?
What breakthroughs occurred for women in Canadian politics in the post-Cold War era?
How and why did the Progressive Conservative Party change after Brian Mulroney?
What has been the cause and the effect of the rise of identity politics and rights cultures?
In what ways has the idea of being a Canadian changed since 1867?
What are some of the distinctions between history and heritage?
In what ways did the rights of LGBT Canadians change in the last quarter of the 20th century, and what does it reveal about Canadian society generally?
In what ways has the job of the historian changed in recent years?
Dick, Lyle. "The Queer Frontier: Male Same-sex Experience in Western Canada's Settlement Era," Journal of Canadian Studies/Review d'Études Canadiennes, 48, no. 1 (Winter 2014): 15-52.
Farrugia, Peter. "Convenient Truths: History, Memory, and Identity in Brantford, Ontario," Journal of Canadian Studies/Review d'Études Canadiennes, 46, no. 2 (Spring 2012): 122-46.
Hayday, Matthew. "Fireworks, Folk-dancing, and Fostering a National Identity: The Politics of Canada Day," Canadian Historical Review, 91, no. 2 (June 2010): 287-314.
Korinek, Valerie J. "'We're the Girls of the Pansy Parade': Historicizing Winnipeg's Queer Subcultures, 1930s–1970," Histoire Sociale/Social History, 45, no. 89 (Mai/May 2012): 117-55.
Kee, Kevin, Shawn Graham, Patrick Dunae, John Lutz, Andrew Large, Michel Blondeau, and Mike Clare. "Towards a Theory of Good History Through Gaming," Canadian Historical Review, 90, no. 2 (June 2009): 303-26.
McKay, Ian. "The Folk under Conditions of Postmodernity," in The Quest of the Folk: Antimodernism and Cultural Selection in Twentieth-century Nova Scotia (Montréal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1994): 274-311.
Milligan, Ian. "A Haven for Perverts, Criminals, and Goons": Children and the Battle for and Against Canadian Internet Regulation, 1991-1999," Histoire Sociale/Social History, 48, no. 96 (Mai/May 2015): 245-74.
Two girls on midway ride by James Crookall, City of Vancouver Archives (CVA 260-930) © Public Domain
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According to a recently declassified Inspector General report, when the NSA conducts Internet surveillance pursuant to its Section 702 authority, companies are only required to hand over emails to, from, or about the NSA's foreign targets and not all data crossing their servers. The Times notes that the report suggests "that the government supplies its foreign target's 'selectors' — like email address — to the network companies that operate the Internet, and they sift through the raw data for any messages containing them, turning over only those."
The full set of documents obtained by the Times can be found below. The 2015 IG Report on the Implementation of §215 of the USA Patriot Act and §702 of the FISA Amendments Act of 2008, to which these revelations correspond, begins on page 147.


Some might think it a bit odd, even kooky, to live as a monk or nun devoted to daily prayer with a monastic community, or to be a poet spending unpaid hours creating odd little bits of writing known as poems. There's no doubt the way monastics and poets spend much of their time is countercultural. But in a society characterized by extreme inequalities that produce poverty, violence, and diminished life expectancies, I'm convinced a movement in the opposite direction can only good.
Balance can also be achieved through equal distribution of weight, emphasis, time, or value. Paddleboarders distribute their weight to keep from falling in. Proper distribution of weight in a vehicle ensures the balance required for safety in handling and braking.
The FCC's Equal Time Rule was intended to balance the (possibly minority) opinion of those in control of media, specifically radio and television broadcasters. It regulated against restricting air time for their favored political candidate's opponents, to prevent them from swaying an election.
In international politics, the theory of "the balance of power" which emerged during the Renaissance, may be based on a metaphor (balance) that can never work to accomplish lasting peace. In the late 1940's, the poet Muriel Rukeyser argued peace isn't possible when thought remains centered on power terms like force and surrender. These concepts create a reality in which the preparation for, the threat of, or the engagement in war is the focus of those in power. People at war inevitably commit atrocities that are should repel and outrage any thinking/feeling human. So why does any citizenry tolerate war? Dr. Bosmajian of the University of Washington in Seattle wrote in a 1984 paper for Christian Century, "To remove the moral obstacles to war, leaders, both political and religious, euphemize killing and the weapons of destruction and dehumanize the potential victims in order to justify their extermination." Poetry can be a countercultural balance, working to straighten the twisted notion that force is the only viable resolution to conflict.
The Benedictine motto "ora et labora" (prayer and work) is about balance.
Benedictine spirituality is rooted in a balance. Each day is to be lived with awareness of the fragility of life, making every single day precious. Therefore, the hours of each day are allocated so that everything needful for living may happen. There is time for prayer, study, work, meals, and healthy leisure or rest.
There is poetry in the phrase "ora et labora" in the rhyming of sound (ora) and in the word within a word. There is also a surprise. Ora is not exactly the same as the English prayer, (beseech, entreat, beg) but means mouth, to voice. Chant. Recite.
Benedict wanted monastics to train their tongues and voices, to use the power of words consciously and properly. To participate in the oral/aural chanting and communal recitation of psalms is to use the gift of words to worship like and with the angels.
In giving us the gift of language, the gift of words, God made us in the image of God. God said "Let there be Light," and there was light. Therefore we, too, have the power to call things into being through our utterance — hatred or love, cruelty or kindness, despair or hope, war or peace.
Silence trains a monastic to refrain from the destructive misuse of words. Communal oral prayer trains the tongue to speak the truth of God. Imagine if all the children of God disciplined themselves to use the power of words with discernment and wisdom!
Writing poetry is work. The word itself comes from the Greek poietos, which means "made." Making a poem is not unlike making a table or bowl, or even a cabin. It requires vision, tools, and skills. It requires an eye and an ear for balance.
A poem is crafted through a balance of inspiration and revision. Poets work for balance in their process and in their poems. A poem is experienced as more complete when it wholly stirs us, at emotional and intellectual levels, in heart and mind.
May we all be blessed with a balanced life and thereby experience the fullness of our humanity.
This is part 5 of the series 8 Things Poets and Monastics can teach us about Happiness with 8 poems to Make Life More Meaningful.
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FINAL: Franklin 58, Meadowdale 37.
:54.2 left, 4th: Adams hits two free throws, and if it wasn't over before, it is now. Franklin leads 56-37.
2:50 left, 4th:Not a lot of change here. Meadowdale cut the lead to 54-37, but time's pretty much run out on the Mavs. Looks like Franklin's going to tomorrow's championship game.
GIRLS UPDATE: Shadle Park leads Holy Names 32-23 early in the fourth.
End 3rd Q: Franklin 48, Meadowdale 28. A very b alanced game for the Quakers, whose leading scorer, Chris Holmes, has 12. Four others have at least 7.
:58.9 left, 3rd: Timeout Franklin. The Quakers still lead 44-26, but Meadowdale has scored the past four points. Those baskets ended a 20-4 Franklin run.
3:06 left, 3rd: Frankl,in is ahead a full 20 points now, 42-22, after a Richardson jumper, and it looks like no good end in sight for the Mavs.
4:37 left, 3rd: Franklin is starting to roll. It has scored 12 points so far this quarter, and the Quakers have a 36-22 lead.
GIRLS UPDATE: Shadle Park 19, Holy Names 15 at halftime.
7:36 left, 3rd Q: Franklin puts up four quick points, on a Siva free throw and a Vonchae Richardson 3-pointer. Now it's 28-18 Meadowdale. Big stretch coming for Meadowdale. Can they stop the Quakers from running away?
HALFTIME STATS: Franklin is shooting 45.5 percent, but the Quakers are getting outrebounded 17-10 and have turned it over 7 times. Meadowdale has been led by 10 points from big man Connor Hamlett.
HALFTIME: Franklin 24, Meadowdale 18. Franklin got a steal and a layup from Chris Holmes with nine seconds left to go up six. But Meadowdale has definitely done a great job of uglying this one up, great job slowing it down, and the Mavericks are sticking right with the Quakers.
One note on Franklin: forward Jesse Hopson, a starter and a part of Franklin's eight-man rotation, is on crutches with an ankle injury. It looks doubtful that he'll come back, but that's only an observation.
1:44 left, 2nd: Nice inbound play for Frnanklin, which leads 22-18.
3:31 left, 2nd: Meadowdale is 4-of-9 at the free-throw line so far. This isn't the best game to lose your stroke. But Hamlett makes a shot inside and it's 20-16 Franklin now.
4:50 left, 2nd: Chris Holmes goes up for a putback and puts Franklin ahead 20-14. That's how Franklin counters size, with great athletic rebounders.
6:07 left, 2nd: Meadowdale timeout after a pair of Franklin baskets. First Siva took a steal the other way for a layup. Then Siva fed Adams for a jump shot. 16-12 Franklin.
End 1st Q: Anrio Adams makes a three-pointer as the quarter expires, and the score is tied at 12 after one. A lot of things going right for Meadowdale right now, though.
1:13 left, 1st: Connor Hamlett makes a shot inside, and Meadowdale leads 12-9.
3:31 left, 1st: Kris Larson makes one of two free throws. It's 10-5.
4:23 left, 1st quarter: Great start for Meadowdale, which leads 9-5 early. The Mavs are doing two things well so far: rebounding and shooting.


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ACU's Future Students Information Centre now open in Blacktown's CBD
17 Sep 2020 4:48 pm AEST Date Time
Blacktown City Council has officially welcomed Australian Catholic University to Blacktown's city centre with the opening of ACU's Future Students Information Centre at 22 Main St.
The ACU Blacktown campus has been established through a partnership between Blacktown City Council and ACU.
The university will offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and pathway courses from the 22 Main St campus from next February.
Blacktown City Mayor Tony Bleasdale OAM, recently visited the centre and met with students from local schools Patrician Brothers Blacktown and Nagle College, as well as incoming ACU Vice-Chancellor Professor Zlatko Skrbis.
"This is such an exciting partnership between Blacktown City Council and ACU," Mayor Bleasdale said.
"We believe in the potential of our young people, and we believe they should have access to the best opportunities, education, and training right here in Blacktown City.
"Education is one of the most needs of our community to and currently 18,000 students travel to universities and colleges outside our City.
"With the opening of the ACU Blacktown campus, our students will no longer have to travel long distances to continue their studies.
"I can't wait to welcome thousands of ACU students to our CBD in 2021.
"The opening of ACU's Future Students Information Centre is an exciting step in this journey." Mayor Bleasdale said.
Professor Skrbis and Patrician Brothers principal Frank Chiment this week signed a letter of intent to formalise a collaboration between the two education institutions.
"22 Main St is a wonderful facility, as part of a real project that is unfolding before our eyes," Professor Skrbis said.
"We are incredibly passionate and privileged to be here, to support the community and to ensure that the community flourishes."
Further redevelopment of the site is underway and is on track to accommodate students for Semester 1, 2021.
Courses will be available for study at the Blacktown campus in Education and Arts, Health Sciences, Law and Business, Theology and Philosophy.
Picture: Mayor of Blacktown City, Tony Bleasdale OAM (front centre), with (back row, left to right) Nagle College vice-captain Ai Gen, ACU Provost and incoming Vice-Chancellor Zlatko Skrbis, and Nagle College captain Cassidy Regan, and (front row, left to right) Patrician Brothers captain Flynn Broom and vice-captain Anthony Simic at the ACU Future Students Information Centre at 22 Main St in Blacktown.
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Government gives Chrysler $1.5 billion loan
On May 10, 1980, United States Secretary of the Treasury G. William Miller announces the approval of nearly $1.5 billion dollars in federal loan guarantees for the nearly bankrupt Chrysler Corporation. At the time, it was the largest rescue package ever granted by the U.S. government to an American corporation.
Founded as the Maxwell Motor Company Inc. in 1913, Chrysler grew into the Chrysler Corporation after 1925, when Walter P. Chrysler took over control of the company. Its purchase of Dodge Brothers in 1928 announced Chrysler's arrival as a major force in the U.S. automotive industry. After decades of expansion, the company's success came to a screeching halt after the 1973 oil crisis led to skyrocketing gas costs and new government standards for emissions. The combination of these factors caused problems for the Big Three of American automakers–Ford, General Motors and Chrysler–as the trend towards so-called "muscle cars" in the 1960s had led them to produce vehicles with powerful, gas-guzzling engines. (Chrysler's famous Hemi engine, used in cars like the Dodge Charger and Challenger and the Plymouth RoadRunner, was one of the most prominent examples.)
In an attempt to produce lighter, more efficient vehicles, Chrysler bought shares in the Japanese motor company Mitsubishi, which began producing subcompact cars in America under the Chrysler name in 1970. By the end of the decade, however, Chrysler was in dire financial straits. Lee Iacocca, the former Ford executive who became the company's president and chairman of the board in 1978, appealed for a federal loan, banking on the fact that the government wouldn't allow the country's No. 3 automaker to declare bankruptcy in an already depressed economy. His gamble paid off: In explaining the decision to grant the loans to Chrysler, Treasury Secretary Miller stated that the government "recognizes that there is a public interest in sustaining [its] jobs and maintaining a strong and competitive national automotive industry."
The terms of the $1.5 billion in loans required Chrysler to raise another $2 billion on its own, which Iacocca did by streamlining operations and persuading union leaders to accept some layoffs and wage cuts, among other measures. His high-profile personal leadership, combined with a focus on more fuel-efficient vehicles, steered Chrysler to one of the most famous corporate comebacks in recent history: In 1984, a year after paying off its government loans ahead of schedule, the company posted record profits of some $2.4 billion. Twenty-five years later, however, plummeting sales and a deepening global financial crisis landed Chrysler in trouble again, and in early 2009 the company received another $4 billion in federal funds. Soon after, under pressure from President Barack Obama's administration, Chrysler filed for federal bankruptcy protection and entered into a partnership with the Italian automaker Fiat.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/government-gives-chrysler-1-5-billion-loan
Photographer captures soaring Stanley Cup champion Bobby Orr in iconic image
On May 10, 1970, 40 seconds into overtime of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final, Boston Bruins star Bobby Orr slips the winning goal past St. Louis Blues goaltender Glenn Hall. After scoring, Orr leaps into the air before landing flat and sliding into his teammates' embrace. The ...read more
Confederate President Jefferson Davis captured by Union forces
Jefferson Davis, president of the fallen Confederate government, is captured with his wife and entourage near Irwinville, Georgia, by a detachment of Union General James H. Wilson's cavalry. On April 2, 1865, with the Confederate defeat at Petersburg, Virginia imminent, General ...read more
Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first Black president, is inaugurated
In South Africa, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is sworn in as the first Black president of South Africa. In his inaugural address, Mandela, who spent 27 years of his life as a political prisoner of the South African government, declared that "the time for the healing of the wounds ...read more
Winston Churchill becomes prime minister of Britain
Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, is called to replace Neville Chamberlain as British prime minister following the latter's resignation after losing a confidence vote in the House of Commons. In 1938, Prime Minister Chamberlain signed the Munich Agreement with Nazi ...read more
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Transcontinental railroad completed, unifying United States
On May 10, 1869, the presidents of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads meet in Promontory, Utah, and drive a ceremonial last spike into a rail line that connects their railroads. This made transcontinental railroad travel possible for the first time in U.S. history. ...read more
Rutherford B. Hayes has first phone installed in White House
On May 10, 1877, President Rutherford B. Hayes has the White House's first telephone installed in the mansion's telegraph room. President Hayes embraced the new technology, though he rarely received phone calls. In fact, the Treasury Department possessed the only other direct ...read more
Eight climbers die on Mt. Everest
Eight climbers die on Mount Everest during a storm on May 10, 1996. It was the worst loss of life ever on the mountain on a single day. Author Jon Krakauer, who himself attempted to climb the peak that year, wrote a best-selling book about the incident, Into Thin Air, which was ...read more
J. Edgar Hoover begins his 48-year tenure as FBI director
J. Edgar Hoover is named acting director of the Bureau of Investigation (now the FBI) on May 10, 1924. By the end of the year he was officially promoted to director. This began his 48-year tenure in power, during which time he personally shaped American criminal justice in the ...read more
China releases 211 prisoners arrested during Tiananmen Square protests
The government of the People's Republic of China announces that it is releasing 211 people arrested during the massive protests held in Tiananmen Square in Beijing in June 1989. Most observers viewed the prisoner release as an attempt by the communist government of China to ...read more
Confederate general Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson dies
The South loses one of its boldest generals on May 10, 1863, when 39-year-old Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson dies of pneumonia a week after his own troops accidentally fired on him during the Battle of Chancellorsville in Virginia. In the first two years of the war, Jackson ...read more
Second Continental Congress assembles as Americans capture Fort Ticonderoga
On May 10, 1775, Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold lead a successful attack on Fort Ticonderoga in upstate New York, while the Second Continental Congress assembles in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Congress faced the task of conducting a war already in progress. Fighting had ...read more
Treaty of Frankfurt am Main ends Franco-Prussian War
The humiliating defeat of Louis Napoleon's Second Empire of France is made complete on May 10, 1871, when the Treaty of Frankfurt am Main is signed, ending the Franco-Prussian War and marking the decisive entry of a newly unified German state on the stage of European power ...read more


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Mathieu Cafaro, né le  à Saint-Doulchard (Cher), est un footballeur français. Il évolue actuellement au poste de milieu de terrain à l'AS Saint-Étienne, en prêt du Standard de Liège.

Carrière

Jeunesse et formation
Né à Saint-Doulchard dans le Cher, Mathieu Cafaro commence le football à l'ES Bourges Justices, avant de rejoindre Bourges 18. Après être passé par l'IFR de Châteauroux, il rejoint en 2012 le centre de formation du Toulouse FC après avoir eu un « coup de foudre » en visitant les installations du club.

Il se fait remarquer par Alain Casanova, l'entraîneur de l'équipe professionnelle, lors d'un seizième de finale de Coupe Gambardella face à l'Olympique lyonnais. Il réalise un très bon match et est passeur décisif sur le seul but toulousain du match.

Cette bonne performance lui a permis d'être convoqué pour participer à des entraînements avec le groupe professionnel, à partir de mars 2015.

En octobre 2016, il signe son premier contrat professionnel avec le Téfécé.

Débuts professionnels à Toulouse (2015-2017)
Mathieu Cafaro fait ses débuts professionnels avec Toulouse le 10 septembre 2016 face à Bastia, à l'occasion de la quatrième journée de Ligue 1. Il entre en jeu à la  minute et remplace Jessy Pi.

Le , Toulouse le licencie en compagnie d'Odsonne Édouard. Il aurait notamment tiré et blessé à l'oreille un passant de 58 ans qui se promenait avenue Frizac, dans le quartier toulousain du Busca, avec un airsoft gun. De prime abord, seul Édouard, alors prêté par le PSG, avait été licencié mais il se trouva que Cafaro se trouvait également dans la voiture. Il admet plus tard avoir tiré avec la réplique de fusil à pompe à air comprimé avant de se rétracter, indiquant n'avoir été que présent dans le véhicule d'Édouard. Le passant indique lui .

Le , le tribunal condamne Odsonne Édouard à quatre mois de prison avec sursis, jugement confirmé en appel en , ainsi que  d'amendes et le paiement de dommages et intérêts non connus au passant. Le jugement est définitif, le joueur ne se pourvoyant pas en cassation.

Révélation à Reims (2017-2022)
Cafaro signe ensuite au Stade de Reims et gagne la Ligue 2 2017-2018, permettant au club de revenir en Ligue 1 pour la saison 2018-2019. Durant sa première saison à Reims, il ne joue quasiment pas. Son entraîneur David Guion commence à lui faire confiance à partir de la saison suivante. Il est régulièrement titulaire et fait une très bonne saison en inscrivant sept buts et en délivrant quatre passes décisives en 34 matchs. Son temps de jeu se réduit toutefois lors des saisons suivantes.

Peu utilisé par l'entraîneur rémois, Óscar García, il décide de quitter le club durant la saison 2021-2022.

Départ raté en Belgique au Standard de Liège (2022)
Lors du mercato d'hiver 2022, il quitte la France pour rejoindre le championnat de Belgique et le Standard de Liège où il paraphe un contrat pour trois saisons et demi chez les Rouches.

Il est aligné dès le 16 janvier contre le RSC Anderlecht (1-1) et inscrit son premier but sous ses nouvelles couleurs contre le Club Bruges la semaine suivante (2-2).

Le nouvel entraîneur du Standard de Liège, le norvégien Ronny Deila, ne semble pas lui faire confiance, ce qui a motivé son départ de Belgique.

Retour en France à l'AS Saint-Etienne (depuis 2022)
En juillet 2022, il rejoint l'AS Saint-Etienne, qui vient de descendre en Ligue 2, dans le cadre d'un prêt d'une saison, avec option d'achat. Il  joue son premier match en vert lors de la première journée de L2 face à Dijon. Il est titulaire et son équipe s'incline 2 buts à 1. Il inscrit son premier but avec l'ASSE deux semaines plus tard face à l'US Quevilly Rouen.

Statistiques

Vie personnelle
Cafaro est d'origine italienne par son grand-père paternel.

Il est passionné par les courses hippiques et possède des chevaux.

Palmarès
 Stade de Reims
 Champion de France de Ligue 2 en 2017-18

Références

Liens externes

Footballeur français
Joueur du Toulouse FC
Joueur du Stade de Reims
Joueur du Standard de Liège
Joueur de l'AS Saint-Étienne
Naissance en mars 1997
Naissance à Saint-Doulchard


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Ruby Wax' Frazzled Cafe to open in Cambridge M&S
Feeling frazzled? Go along and talk about it over a coffee at M&S
Jenny Chapman
Ruby Wax, the number one bestselling author, comedian and leading mental health campaigner has joined forces with Marks & Spencer to launch Frazzled Cafe in M&S stores - including Cambridge.
Announced yesterday at London Book Fair, M&S Cafés will host fortnightly 'talk-in' sessions where people who are feeling 'frazzled' can meet to talk and share their personal stories in a safe, anonymous and non-judgmental environment.
11 M&S stores will be hosting Frazzled Cafe meetings over the next few months – with three in London alongside Brighton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cambridge, Nottingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Canterbury and Norwich – and more locations are set to be added throughout the year.
Taking place in M&S Cafés after hours and led by trained volunteer facilitators, Frazzled Cafe meetings are designed not just for the one-in-four Britons who will suffer a mental illness at some point, but for the four-in-four who are feeling frazzled and overwhelmed by the stresses of modern life.
Frazzled Cafe was successfully trialled in M&S offices and stores last year with the support of M&S as part of its Plan A eco and ethical initiative. The meetings are not therapy, their purpose is to provide a space where people can talk openly with others who understand how they are feeling – 'a place where it's ok, to not be ok'.
With the economic cost of mental health problems in the UK estimated at roughly £105 billion per year – equal to the entire National Health budget – and the UK rated the 7th highest nation in the Western world for prescribing antidepressants (four million annually), there is a pressing need for both identifying ways to help people cope with overwhelming stress and reducing the stigma that is attached to discussing mental health.
Studies have proven that one of the best ways to beat stress is to share your feelings and research has also shown that peer-support groups can yield significant improvement in psychiatric symptoms, resulting in decreased hospitalisation, larger social support networks and enhanced self-esteem.
Ruby Wax herself has come across thousands of people who wanted to talk and feel connected during her sell-out book tours and theatre shows for A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled and Sane New World over the past five years. This is what inspired her to create Frazzled Cafe.
"We live in a time where to have a life crammed to the hilt is considered a success story. But with all this pressure, so many of us have nowhere to go to meet and talk about it. Frazzled Cafe is about people coming together to share their stories, calmly sitting together, stating their case and feeling validated as a result. Feeling heard, to me, has always been half the cure.
"It's special to get a company like M&S on-board. I'm grateful for the set-up support they've given us and access to their café network is a huge boost."
Sacha Berendji, retail director at Marks & Spencer, said: "Ruby's Frazzled Cafe is a simple, pressure-free way of tackling what can be a taboo subject – feeling stressed. We hope that by providing free and calm venues after the café has closed, we can help any members of the community who simply need to talk about things and what's happening in their lives."
Frazzled Cafe is a not for profit and soon to be registered charity created by Ruby Wax and run by Elizabeth Morrison and Anna D'Onofrio. Its name is inspired by Ruby's number one bestselling book A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled which is now available in paperback.
To sign-up to the Frazzled Cafe mailing list and find out more about the roll-out schedule or to register to attend a Frazzled Cafe please visit www.frazzledcafe.org.
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Invasion of the insects: 'Slew' of butterflies, moths and beetles take over BNP Paribas Open
Andrew L. John
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Years ago, at the BNP Paribas Open, a roadrunner somehow made its way onto the court in Indian Wells and spooked Boris Becker, the six-time Grand Slam champion from Germany. It took about 15 minutes to get the bird safely off the court.
Perhaps the closest thing the tournament has come to that moment happened this week, as butterflies have floated across the courts during play at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
The massive influx of butterflies, moths and beetles, which have not interrupted play or caused any kind of serious disruption, is the result of the record amount of rain that the Coachella Valley has experienced during the early months of 2019.
Last month, the National Weather Service reported that the 5.56 inches of rainfall Palm Springs had accumulated in 2019 was higher than that of traditionally damp Portland, Ore.
Coachella Valley ecologist James Cornett said that as temperatures rise and plant life germinates, it provides a bounty of food that attracts insects.
"This year, there will be a slew of them," Cornett said.
The first to take advantage of that are sphinx moth larvae. After the larvae turns into a moth, it would of course then be attracted to the stadium lights at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
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On Wednesday evening in Stadium 2, Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium used her racket to remove a large moth from the court during her doubles match with teammate Johanna Larsson. The two defeated a team of Sloane Stephens and Eugenie Bouchard.
Cornett says not to worry, though. He said the moths are only active at night, and the carabid beetles that follow after them are harmless to humans.
The tournament staff has noticed the insects this year and has made adjustments to ensure that it does not affect the fan experience at this year's BNP Paribas Open.
"The cleanliness and management of our facility requires a concerted effort each and every day," the tournament said in a written statement, "and this has just been one of the various things that we have dealt with this year."
Temperatures are expected to drop this weekend and into next week for the final stretch of the tournament, which Cornett said will help exponentially with insects.
There's a still slight chance, though, that a butterfly or moth could fly out onto the court and momentarily stop play.
"It's a part of nature out there," Cornett said, before adding with a chuckle: "Who knows, something could start flying around and may get whacked with a tennis racket."
**Update: Top-ranked Naomi Osaka was asked if she noticed the swarms of moths following her match on Saturday, March 10, and she had this to say:
"Yeah, I mean, they were flying everywhere. It was impossible not to see them.
"When you're serving and then you see three moths right where you're about to serve, then you feel bad. You're like, should I kick them off? But, like, they're already dead.
"So I don't know. I don't want to say it was annoying because they're still like "animals" or "insects," but, yeah, it was a little bit annoying."
Andrew John covers tennis for The Desert Sun and the USA TODAY Network. Find him on Twitter: @Andrew_L_John.


WASHINGTON—The inflammatory politics of the Terri Schiavo case exposed deep fault lines between conservatives that could have an impact on President Bush's agenda on Capitol Hill, including future battles over judgeships.
Within minutes of Schiavo's death on Thursday, social and religious conservatives vowed to crusade against federal judges who refuse to intervene in such cases and to seek legislation to protect incapacitated patients.
House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, who led the fight for the bill that failed to get federal judges to reconsider the Schiavo case, blasted "an arrogant, out-of-control judiciary that thumbed its nose at Congress."
"The legal system did not protect people who need protection most, and that will change," DeLay pledged in a statement. "The time will come for the men responsible for this to answer for their behavior."
But the Schiavo case changed that, many political experts said Thursday.
"The divisions have never been defined more explicitly," said David Davenport, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, a conservative think tank in Palo Alto, Calif.
While religious conservatives pushed for intervention in the case, former Solicitor General Charles Fried, who served in the Reagan administration, complained that Congress was going too far.
Former Sen. John Danforth, a Missouri Republican and Episcopal priest, warned in a New York Times essay Wednesday that the GOP's "current fixation on a religious agenda has turned us in the wrong direction."
Unlike Republicans, many Democrats steered clear of the Schiavo controversy. A typical reaction came from Sen. Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who'll face voters in 2006, who said the case showed "the importance of filling out a living will."
The best hope for Republicans is that the people who care most about this case—social conservatives—will remember, and "the people who have a more casual view will forget in a few months," said Ross Baker, a Rutgers University expert on Congress.
One consequence is that Congress may wrestle with the complex issue of whether incapacitated people should have new federal rights in cases of family disputes with no written instructions from the invalid.
House GOP leaders vowed Thursday to pursue such legislation. Sen. Mel Martinez, a Florida Republican and sponsor of the Schiavo legislation, said he may work on a bill with Sen. Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat and advocate for the disabled.
But they may not get far.
"They may hold hearings, but this is a difficult one for Congress to take on, and may interfere with the rest of the Bush agenda," Baker said.
The principle of federalism and the legal tradition that issues of rights to life and death are largely matters for state law give some Republicans pause. And state laws are so detailed, from guardianship to consent issues, that Congress may have a narrow range in which to act, said Mary Cheh, a George Washington University law professor.
"They could give federal courts general jurisdiction to hear due process claims stemming from disputes in lower courts," Cheh said.
Moore predicted that the divisions exposed by the Schiavo controversy won't derail Bush's agenda for overhauling the tax code and Social Security, but said it could add an unpredictable element to the coming battle over federal judges.
He and Baker noted that a series of conservative federal judges refused to intervene in the Schiavo case. Some of those judges even criticized Congress and Bush for ignoring the Constitution's separation of powers.


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Republicans Turn on Trump, Demand He Concede To Biden – NewsWars
by Jamie White|Published November 22, 2020
Several Republican lawmakers have come out against President Trump in recent days, calling for him to concede the election to Joe Biden instead of contesting in the courts.
Numerous Republican senators and governors made the morning talk show circuit to voice their discontent with Trump refusing to concede.
Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) said on "Meet the Press" Sunday that Trump should end his election fight.
"I agree there has to be an end. I frankly do think it's time —well, it was past time to start a transition or at least to cooperate with the transition," Cramer said. "I would rather have a president that has more than one day to prepare should Joe Biden end up winning this."
Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) said Trump was turning America into a "banana republic" by contesting the election results.
"Quite frankly, we used to supervise elections around the world, and we were the most respected country with respect to elections," Hogan told CNN on Sunday. "Now we are beginning to look like we are a banana republic. Now it's time for them to stop the nonsense. It's more bizarre every single day, and, frankly, I'm embarrassed that more people in the party aren't speaking up."
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) said Trump should move on because election fraud evidence "doesn't exist."
"What's happened here, quite frankly, the conduct of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment," Christie told ABC on Sunday.
"The evidence has not been presented, and you must conclude. As Tucker Carlson even concluded the other night, that if you are unwilling to come forward and present the evidence, it must mean the evidence doesn't exist."
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wisc.) issued a statement Saturday calling for Trump to present election fraud evidence to the public square or accept Biden as the winner.
"America is governed by the rule of law," the chair of the House Republican Conference said in a statement. "The President and his lawyers have made claims of criminality and widespread fraud, which they allege could impact election results. If they have genuine evidence of this, they are obligated to present it immediately in court and to the American people."
Trump responded to Cheney, telling her she's just unhappy that he's bringing the troops back from the Middle East quagmire her father Dick Cheney helped start in 2003.
Sorry Liz, can't accept the results of an election with hundreds of thousands of fraudulent votes cast, enough to easily flip the Election. You're just unhappy that I'm bringing the troops back home where they belong! https://t.co/elZ9X3wrAz
Sens. Mitt Romney (Utah) and Ben Sasse (Neb.), two well-known Never Trump Republicans, issued statements on Thursday calling Trump's refusal to concede "undemocratic."
Here's a statement on the Giuliani presser today from @BenSasse, who somehow is still somewhat alone — with a few exceptions — in the GOP in speaking out honestly and forthrightly about what's happening. pic.twitter.com/E1wKzyY8ON
— Jon Ward (@jonward11) November 20, 2020
As "America First" proponent Nick Fuentes noted at the Georgia capitol Saturday, Trump's revolution against the establishment began as a war against the Republican Party.
"I am done being tricked and betrayed and abused by the Republican Party, Fuentes shouted. "The Trump Revolution began in 2016 as a revolution against the Republican Party. The Republican Party, which before stood only for the donors and the special interests."
As the Constitution provides, Trump is well within his rights to take up his case with the courts until Inauguration Day on January 20, 2021.
How many more Republicans will reveal themselves as craven bureaucrats before this is all over?
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26050 zip code is located in north West Virginia. 26050 zip code is part of Hancock County. 26050 zip code has 2.90 square miles of land area and 2.01 square miles of water area. As of 2010-2014, the total 26050 zip code population is 1,329, which has shrunk 38.10% since 2000. The population growth rate is much lower than the state average rate of 2.52% and is much lower than the national average rate of 11.61%. 26050 zip code median household income is $40,833 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 36.40% since 2000. The income growth rate is lower than the state average rate of 40.01% and is higher than the national average rate of 27.36%. 26050 zip code median house value is $50,200 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 10.33% since 2000. The house value growth rate is much lower than the state average rate of 37.64% and is much lower than the national average rate of 46.91%. As a reference, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate for the same period is 26.63%. On average, the public school district that covers 26050 zip code is much better than the state average in quality. The 26050 zip code area code is 304.
Population Density: 270.51/sq mi, rank #104
Land Area: 2.90 sq mi, rank #610
Water Area: 2.01 sq mi (40.94%), rank #18
Area: Steubenville-Weirton, OH-WV
County: Hancock County
City: Newell
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