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Vincent Medina & Louis Trevino: Reviving & Strengthening Indigenous Foods of SF Bay Area [Ep. 166]
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Vincent Medina is a member of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, where he also serves as a Councilman representing his family's lineage. He and Louis Trevino co-founded mak-'amham, an organization and restaurant focused on reviving and strengthening traditional Ohlone foods and sharing them with their communities. Vincent was born and continues to live in his family's indigenous tribal area of Halkin (Southern Oakland/San Leandro/San Lorenzo).
Louis Trevino is a Rumsen Ohlone community member active in the cultural revitalization efforts of his people. He is focused primarily on the revitalization of the Rumsen language and traditional Ohlone foods. He longs for a full and holistic revitalization of the lifeways of his ancestors, including language, story, song, art, food, and every other aspect of traditional Rumsen Ohlone culture, and he is grateful to contribute to the effort. With his partner, Vincent, Louis co-founded mak-'amham, which works to promote traditional Ohlone foods within their families, as well as to educate the public about Ohlone cuisine and identity.
Interview Highlights:
Beyond the isolation of overcoming suppression of their culture in their own home, Vincent and Louis are creating a space where their fellow Ohlone community can see their traditional culture reflected through Cafe Ohlone.
Unapologetic and uncompromising, integrity of culture is paramount in all mak-'amham does
Building allies, calls to action, and standing against misinformation & ongoing oppression
How to respectfully connect with your local Indigenous Community
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Andrew Baskin, Partner & Executive Producer at LIFT Economy, specializes in regenerative ag-related enterprise and impact investing that advances the health of our soil, food-system, and climate. You can email Andrew at andrew@lifteconomy.com.
Erin Axelrod is a Partner at LIFT Economy, helping to accelerate the spread of climate-beneficial businesses, specializing in businesses that address critical soil and water regeneration. She is an avid ecologist, grassroots organizer and regularly forages for wild food in her home in rural Sonoma County. You can follow Erin on Twitter @erinaxelrod or email her erin@lifteconomy.com.
Tagged: 2019, indigenous, food/bev, Erin Axelrod, poc, cultural healing
Kanyon CoyoteWoman Sayers-Roods: Decolonizing & Reindigenizing Our Relationships [Ep 160]
Kanyon Sayers-Roods is Costanoan Ohlone-Mutsun and Chumash; she also goes by her given Native name, "Coyote Woman". She is proud of her heritage and her native name (though it comes with its own back story), and is very active in the Native Community. She is an Artist, Poet, Published Author, Activist, Student and Teacher. The daughter of Ann-Marie Sayers, she was raised in Indian Canyon, trust land of her family, which currently is one of the few spaces in Central California available for the Indigenous community for ceremony. Kanyon's art has been featured at the De Young Museum, The Somarts Gallery, Gathering Tribes, Snag Magazine, and numerous Powwows and Indigenous Gatherings. She is a recent graduate of the Art Institute of California, Sunnyvale, obtaining her Associate and Bachelor of Science degrees in Web Design and Interactive Media. She is motivated to learn, teach, start conversations around decolonization and reinidgenization, permaculture and to continue doing what she loves, Art.
Kanyon CoyoteWoman speaks to her experience as an ancestor in training and as an indigenous entrepreneur
The importance of establishing authentic relationship through asking, listening, respecting, humility, & permission
Why we should be shifting policy to authentically understand & respect local indigenous cultures
Tagged: 2019, woc, women, Erin Axelrod, indigenous, ecoliteracy, emotional intelligence, entrepreneur, racial justice, cultural healing, millennial, local economy, poc, land/real estate, legal/policy
Nia Evans & Lucas Turner-Owens: The Boston Ujima Project [Ep. 158]
Nia K. Evans is the Director of the Boston Ujima Project. Her educational background is in the areas of labor relations, education leadership, and policy. Her advocacy includes a focus on eliminating barriers between analysts and people with lived experiences as well as increasing acknowledgement of the value of diverse types of expertise in policy.
She is a co-creator of Frames Debate Project, a multimedia policy debate project that explores the intersection between drug policy, mental health services and incarceration in the state of Massachusetts.
Ms. Evans has a B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University and a Master of Arts in Education Leadership, with a course of study in Leadership, Policy, and Politics from Teachers College at Columbia University. She also studied abroad at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, where she focused on International Labor Relations.
Lucas Turner-Owens serves as the Fund Manager for the Boston Ujima Project. As the Fund Manager, he is responsible for loan packaging, underwriting, and managing Ujima's portfolio of investments. In addition, Lucas also provides technical Assistance to entrepreneurs, connects them with business support organizations, and gives financial education to Ujima's investor base.
Prior to joining the Project, Lucas worked as an economic policy analyst for Operation HOPE, a nonprofit focused on consumer financial education. In this role, Lucas acted as an advisor to the CEO on government affairs and public policy with a focus on strategies designed to benefit underserved communities. After this time spent working in the economic policy space, Lucas worked as a loan officer for Cooperation DC, providing technical assistance and expansion loans from a network of impact investors to grow social enterprises and worker-owned co-operatives in Washington D.C. Following this Lucas joined Next Street Financial as a senior analyst in their Boston office. In this role, he applied his background in small business development and public policy to support clients making impact investments and strategic growth decisions.
Lucas was a founding member of Youth Against Mass Incarceration and has been active in local grassroots movements in Boston in partnership with groups such as Alternatives for Community and Environment and Reclaim Roxbury. Lucas holds a BA from Wesleyan University.
How Lucas and Nia first got into the type of work they are doing today
How the Boston Ujima Project is organizing neighbors, workers, business owners, and investors to create a new community controlled economy in Greater Boston.
The importance of centering working-class communities of color in the Boston Ujima Project's work
Why the Ujima Project demonstrates new ways to invest, work, buy, own, and advocate.
Advice for other groups looking to start similar ecosystems in their own region
Ryan Honeyman is a Partner at LIFT Economy and author of The B Corp Handbook: How to Use Business as a Force for Good (Berrett-Koehler Publishers). You can follow Ryan on Twitter @honeymanconsult or email him ryan@lifteconomy.com.
Tagged: 2019, woc, women, Ryan Honeyman, racial justice, investor/lender/philanthropist, finance, poc
Aaron Tanaka: Creating a Just, Regenerative, and Democratic Economy [Ep. 150]
Aaron Tanaka is founder and Director of the Boston-based Center for Economic Democracy. Aaron is also a community organizer, grant-maker, impact investor, and a founding organizer of the Boston Ujima Project, which brings together neighbors, workers, business owners and investors to create a new community-controlled regional economy. He is an Echoing Green and BALLE Fellow, and co-chair of the national New Economy Coalition and the Asian American Resource Workshop.
Some highlights from Ryan Honeyman's Conversation with Aaron Tanaka include:
How Aaron got into the work he is doing today
Aaron's thoughts on democratizing capital and the launch of the Boston Ujima Project
How social entrepreneurs can get more involved in grassroots activism and movement building
The balance between creating examples of Next Economy solutions and organizing for policy change at the government level
Aaron's thoughts on how folks can help create the Next Economy
Tagged: poc, Ryan Honeyman, local economy, regenerative economy, racial justice, millennial, finance, investor/lender/philanthropist, nonprofit, 2019
Funmilola Fagbamila: Black Lives Matter, White Allyship, & Emotional Intelligence [Ep. 149]
Funmilola Fagbamila is a Nigerian American scholar, activist, playwright and artist. She currently serves as a professor of Pan African Studies at California State University, Los Angeles. As a founding member of the Black Lives Matter Movement, Funmilola has been organizing with BLM since its inception in 2013 and currently serves as the Arts and Culture director for the Los Angeles chapter. Her writing, political analyses and social commentary have been featured in publications such as the Guardian, NOW THIS news, and NPR. Funmilola has delivered keynote addresses at colleges and universities across the country. Her public commentary frequently touches on the topics of critical race theory, black complexity, criminal justice, health and wellness, modern pan-africanism, and the Arts.
Some highlights from Erin Axelrod's conversation with Funmilola Fagbamila include:
Exploring the roots of the Black Lives Matter Movement
Discussion of the myth of meritocracy in America
Emotional intelligence helps us to hear each other across ideological differences
Suggestions for supportive white allyship
Tagged: Erin Axelrod, women, woc, racial justice, emotional intelligence, resistance movement, poc, 2019
Varshini Prakash: Sunrise Movement Sees The Green New Deal on the Horizon [Ep. 148]
Varshini was born and raised outside Boston, MA. She got involved in the climate movement as an undergraduate at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She joined the UMass Fossil Fuel Divestment campaign early in her time at UMass and led the campaign for two years. In Spring 2016, the campaign won after a 2-week long mass escalation in which over 700 students, faculty, and alumni participated. 32 were arrested after peacefully refusing to leave the Whitmore Administration Building until UMass agreed to climate action. For the last three years, she has coordinated fossil fuel divestment campaigns with the Fossil Fuel Divestment Student Network at a regional and national level. She supported campaigns across the country through training, mentorship, and strategic guidance. Varshini supported the launch of Sunrise, a movement building an army of young people to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs in the process.
Some highlights from Erin Axelrod's conversation with Varshini Prakash include:
The Sunrise Movement is mobilizing tens of thousands to stop business as usual with The Green New Deal
The Green New Deal aims to address our climate crisis as well as wealth- and racial inequity
Today's youth leadership are particularly positioned to be vanguards for social change
Envisioning a world where all of our basic needs as humans are met while providing a benefit to each other and our environment and contrasting this vision with our current world which is more of a lose-lose, zero-sum game.
How the Green New Deal harkens back to The New Deal and how the Green New Deal will similarly take many pieces of legislation over a period of decades.
Tagged: Erin Axelrod, woc, women, climate, resistance movement, youth, millennial, poc, nonprofit, 2019
Tur-Ha Ak & Nicole Deane: Safety, Self-Determination, and Equity for the Disenfranchised [Ep. 146]
Tur-Ha Ak is the CEO of Urban Protection Industries, a harm reduction security company. He created the unique "harm reduction security" model to provide security for drug rehabilitation clinics in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco in the 1990s. The harm reduction security model emphasizes maintaining and enforcing boundaries within a specific geographical area, and building and utilizing community relationships to enhance security. Urban Protection continues to use this model today as the primary security for the Laurel Business Improvement District in Oakland. Urban Protection has also provided personal security services for Cheryl Davila of Berkeley City Council, Patrisse Cullors of Black Lives Matter, and Cat Brooks (Oakland Mayoral candidate) in the face of heightened threats from white nationalists.
Tur-Ha is also the founder of Community Ready Corps (CRC), a Black grassroots organization with a mission to organize and empower the Black community towards safety, self determination and equity. Under Tur-Ha's leadership, CRC has spearheaded and helped build effective multi-racial coalitions that address the most pressing issues facing the Black community in the Bay Area, including the Anti Police-Terror Project (which created the first replicable model nationally for community rapid response to police violence), the State of Black Oakland (a People's Assembly), and Oakland Justice Coalition. Recognizing that Black people face a triple threat of state, racist vigilante, and inter-communal violence, Tur-Ha has dedicated his life to creating a culture and climate of safety and protection in Black communities by organizing neighborhood safety teams and rapid response networks, and providing free, regular self defense training for children and adults.
Nicole Deane is an organizer, filmmaker, and co-founder of Community Ready Corps (Allies & Accomplices), a cross-class, intergenerational and multi-tendency organization of white people committed to fighting white supremacy. CRC(A) works to move, teach, and support white people to weaponize white privilege and divest of white power, and to organize in a direct and disciplined relationship with Community Ready Corps.
Some highlights from Erin Axelrod's conversation with Tur-Ha Ak & Nicole Deane include:
Community Ready Corps was born in the moment when Oscar Grant was murdered
The "Next Economy" really begins with deep discussion of the existing predatory economy that's built off the backs of disenfranchised people before we can formulate just and equitable next steps, such as achieving self determination for all people (which is CRC's Prime Objective).
Defining the terms "persistent reestablishment of white supremacy" and "The 5 Methods of Weaponization and Divestment of White Power & Privilege"
How the 2018 Black Solidarity Week began with listening sessions for each of the "9 areas of self determination" to determine ways to best support existing community efforts and how the 2019 Black Solidarity Week (Feb 17-23, 2019) attempts to organize and present a Black Solidarity Agenda and Plan of Action
The CRC's Black Solidarity Fund, already having raised ~$25k of it's $30k 2019 goal, is now giving out Black Solidarity Micro-grants of $500-$1500, to support existing programs from other organizations and to fund CRC's programs
How Listeners Can Support Black Solidarity Week
Give to the Black Solidarity Fund: https://divestmentcommittee.givingfuel.com/divestment-committee
Attend CRC's #MoveInSolidarity event in Oakland on Friday, February 22nd: https://www.facebook.com/events/281568129192563/
Follow CRC on Facebook Page and repost Black Solidarity Week events
Tagged: women, resistance movement, racial justice, Erin Axelrod, cultural healing, nonprofit, poc, 2019
Ryan Honeyman
Rinku Sen: Racial Justice, Feminism, and Economic Empowerment [Ep. 140]
Rinku Sen is a writer and a political strategist. She is currently Senior Strategist at Race Forward, having formerly served as Executive Director and as Publisher of their award-winning news site Colorlines. She is also a James O. Gibson Innovation Fellow at PolicyLink. Under Sen's leadership, Race Forward has generated some of the most impactful racial justice successes of recent years, including Drop the I-Word, a campaign for media outlets to stop referring to immigrants as "illegal," resulting in the Associated Press, USA Today, LA Times, and many more outlets changing their practice. Her books Stir it Up and The Accidental American theorize a model of community organizing that integrates a political analysis of race, gender, class, poverty, sexuality, and other systems. She writes and curates the news at rinkusen.com.
Some highlights from Ryan Honeyman's Conversation with Rinku Sen include:
How Rinku initially got into racial justice organizing at Brown University
Rinku's professional path through Race Forward and the Center for Third World Organizing
How she thinks about centering race, without losing sight of other historically marginalized communities
How the Restaurant Opportunities Center (which she covered in her second book, The Accidental American) has created a model for successful organizing of low-wage workers that has actually changed the restaurant industry
Rinku's thoughts on identity politics and her new book that is in the works
Tagged: woc, women, education/training, resistance movement, racial justice, author, poc, gender justice, Ryan Honeyman, 2018
Tiffany Jana: Erasing Institutional Bias [Ep. 139]
Dr. Jana is the founder and CEO of TMI Portfolio, a collection of socially responsible and interconnected companies working to advance more culturally inclusive and equitable workforces. An award-winning diversity practitioner and international public speaker, Dr. Jana has been featured in publications including Psychology Today, the Huffington Post, Fast Company, MarketWatch, and Forbes. They were also named an Inc.com Top 100 Leadership Speaker in 2018.
Some highlights from Ryan Honeyman's Conversation with Tiffany Jana include:
How Dr. Jana got into the work she is doing today
Why the first step to erasing institutional bias is understanding the problem
The different types of biases Dr. Jana explains in her book, including occupational, racial, gender, hiring, customer, and retribution bias
Dr. Jana's new tech product, Loom, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help companies identify and address bias in their workplaces
Whether Dr. Jana is optimistic or pessimistic about racial justice in a time of Trump
Tagged: woc, women, education/training, entrepreneur, racial justice, author, poc, b corp, Ryan Honeyman, 2018
Esteban Kelly: Transformative Justice, Economic Democracy, & Collective Liberation [Ep. 138]
Esteban Kelly is a visionary leader and compassionate strategist who inspires organizers by drawing on science fiction, social theory, and collective liberation. Uniting close friends and long-time co-organizers, Esteban was inspired to co-create AORTA culling together his creative energy and organizational skills for expanding food sovereignty, solidarity economy & cooperative business, gender justice & queer liberation, and movements for racial justice.
Esteban's work is vast. In addition to working for AORTA, he is the Co-Executive Director for the US Federation of Worker Co-ops (USFWC), and a co-founder and current board President of the cross-sector Philadelphia Area Cooperative Alliance (PACA).
Internationally, Esteban has advocated for workplace democracy through the ICA (International Cooperative Alliance) and CICOPA (the international worker co-op federation), and for land reform and other social movements from Canada to Brazil.
After many years as a PhD student of Marxist Geographers at the CUNY Graduate Center, Esteban has left academia with a Masters in Anthropology. Most recently, Esteban worked as Development Director and then Staff Director for the New Economy Coalition. From 2009-2011, Esteban served as Vice President of the USFWC, and a board member of the Democracy At Work Institute (DAWI) and the US Solidarity Economy Network. He is also a previous Director of Education & Training and Board President of NASCO (North American Students for Cooperation) where he was inducted into their Cooperative Hall of Fame in 2011. He currently serves on the boards of the Cooperative Development Foundation (CDF) and the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA–CLUSA), and is an advisor to the network of artist-activist trainers, Beautiful Trouble.
Firmly rooted in West Philly, Esteban's skills and analysis of transformative justice stem from his decade-plus of organizing with the Philly Stands Up collective. Similarly, Esteban worked through a major food co-op transition as a worker–owner at Mariposa Food Co-op, where he co-founded its Food Justice & Anti-Racism working group (FJAR) and labored to institutionalize the Mariposa Staff Collective. In light of these efforts, Esteban became a Mayoral appointee to the Philadelphia Food Policy Advisory Council (FPAC), and works to advance education, systemic thinking, and anti-oppression organizing into all of his food advocacy work.
You can contact Esteban at: esteban(at)aorta(dot)coop and follow him on Twitter: @estebantitos
Some highlights from Shawn Berry's conversation with Esteban Kelly include:
Esteban's nonlinear and emergent visionary approach to movement leadership as well as his own career trajectory
Unpacking terms like Economic Democracy, Transformative Justice, & Collective Liberation
Exploring some of the historic cultural erasure of the cooperative economic heritage of communities of color
Differentiating capitalism from economics and business & increasing awareness of the is in the collective consciousness
How Esteban maintains hope and inspiration by focusing in on the generative work of constructing a better economy while being in allyship with resistance movements
Shawn Berry, Partner at LIFT Economy, works as an organizational strategist inspired to harness the power of business to create resilient local economies as patterns to be documented, open sourced, scaled globally and adapted regionally. You can follow Shawn on Twitter @sd_berry or email him shawn@lifteconomy.com.
Tagged: emotional intelligence, education/training, entrepreneur, regenerative economy, racial justice, systems thinking, local economy, cultural healing, millennial, poc, cooperative, nonprofit, Shawn Berry, 2018
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Funcom NV (FUNCOM.OL)
FUNCOM.OL on Oslo Stock Exchange
14.41NOK
kr0.04	(+0.28%)
Gerhard Florin
60 Independent Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Rui Monteiro Casais
2015 Chief Executive Officer
Stian Drageset
2017 Chief Financial Officer
Michel Cassius
58 2015 Independent Member of the Supervisory Board
Ole Gladhaug
60 2013 Member of the Supervisory Board
Magnus Groneng
Susana Meza Graham
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Dr. Gerhard Florin serves as Independent Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Funcom NV. He has served as Member of the Supervisory Board of the Company since June 27, 2011. He is Member of the Company's Remuneration Committee. Dr. Florin presently works as an independent contractor. In that capacity he currently serves as board member for: King. com based in London; InnoGames based in Hamburg; and Kobojo based in Paris. From 2006 to 2010 Dr. Florin served as an Executive Vice President and General Manager of Publishing of Electronic Arts Inc., being responsible for their worldwide publishing business. From 1996 to 2006, Dr. Florin held various positions in Electronic Arts in Germany and UK. Prior to that he worked at BMG, the global music division of Bertelsmann AG, and served as a Consultant of McKinsey. Dr. Florin holds Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Economics from the University of Augsburg, Germany.
Mr. Rui Manuel Monteiro Casais serves as Chief Executive Officer of FUNCOM N.V. effective May 13, 2015. Mr. Casais has been working in Funcom for more than ten years and has held different positions in the company until he was promoted to CTO in 2008.
Mr. Stian Drageset has been appointed Chief Financial Officer at FUNCOM N.V., effective as of August 1, 2017. Stian Drageset is currently serving as Director, M&A with Telenor ASA, where he has held critical roles within international expansion, M&A and digital strategy. Mr. Drageset has previous experience from Herkules Capital AS, a leading Norwegian private equity company, The Boston Consulting Group, Storebrand ASA, and founding an edtech startup. Mr. Drageset earned his MBA from INSEAD, and has an Engineering degree from Norwegian University of Technology and Science, and Oxford University.
Mr. Ole Gladhaug has served as Member of the Supervisory Board of Funcom NV since April 24, 2013. Mr. Gladhaug has held senior executive positions within the shipping, oil services, banking and asset management industries. Prior to joining the Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Group (KGJG), Mr. Gladhaug served 7 years as CFO of Smedvig ASA (now part of Seadrill). Mr. Gladhaug joined KGJG in 2002 as CFO and member of the Group's executive team, and is now Executive Vice President in the Group and Chairman of its subsidiary Jebsen Asset Management. Mr. Gladhaug has served as a non-executive director on a number of boards within banking, insurance, asset management and other industries. He holds a business and administration degree from the Norwegian School of Economics and a political science degree from the University of Bergen.
Mr. Magnus Groneng has served as Member of the Supervisory Board of Funcom NV since April 24, 2013. Mr. Groneng has background as management consultant in McKinsey & Company. Prior to joining Jebsen Asset Management (subsidiary of the Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Group), he served as Business Development Manager in Kebony ASA, a Norwegian growth company. Mr. Groneng holds a MSc degree from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the University of Karlsruhe in Germany.
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Want to Watch 2014 FIFA World Cup in the United States? Check out the Game Schedule on ABC, ESPN and Univision
Updated on Jun 12, 2014 by Tuan Do
Soccer, or the real football, is probably not the most anticipated sport event in the United States but it is still the king of sports and undoubtedly, soccer fans will have a great month watching the 2014 FIFA World Cup taking place in Brazil.
It is expected that over 3.2 billion people will watch the event, it is almost 22 times the population of the U.S.. Half of the people on Earth, including me, will have another unforgettable summer. If you are living in the United States, you will still be able to watch all 64 matches from 32 national teams competing for the title. All the matches will be broadcast live on TV via ESPN (43 games), ESPN2 (11 games), ABC (10 games) and Univision (56 games). Besides, they will be also streamed online via WatchESPN,WatchABC and Univision Deportes (in Spanish). Let's check out the full game schedule, all times are in EST:
4 p.m.: Brazil vs. Croatia (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Mexico vs. Cameroon (ESPN2; Univision)
3 p.m.: Spain vs. Netherlands (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m. Chile vs. Australia (ESPN2; Univision)
12 p.m.: Colombia vs. Greece (ABC; Univision)
3 p.m.: Uruguay vs. Costa Rica (ABC; Univision)
6 p.m.: England vs. Italy (ESPN; Univision)
9 p.m.: Ivory Coast vs. Japan (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Switzerland vs. Ecuador (ABC; Univision)
3 p.m.: France vs. Honduras (ABC; Univision)
6 p.m.: Argentina vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Germany vs. Portugal (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Iran vs. Nigeria (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Ghana vs. United States (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Belgium vs. Algeria (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Brazil vs. Mexico (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Russia vs. South Korea (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Australia vs. Netherlands (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Spain vs. Chile (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Cameroon vs. Croatia (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Colombia vs. Ivory Coast (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Uruguay vs. England (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Japan vs. Greece (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Italy vs. Costa Rica (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Switzerland vs. France (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Honduras vs. Ecuador (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Argentina vs. Iran (ESPN; Univision)
3 p.m.: Germany vs. Ghana (ESPN; Univision)
6 p.m.: Nigeria vs. Bosnia Herzegovina (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Belgium vs. Russia (ABC; Univision)
3 p.m.: South Korea vs. Algeria (ABC; Univision)
6 p.m.: United States vs. Portugal (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Netherlands vs. Chile (ESPN2; Univision)
12 p.m.: Australia vs. Spain (ESPN; UniMás/Galavisión)
4 p.m.: Croatia vs. Mexico (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: Cameroon vs. Brazil (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
12 p.m.: Italy vs. Uruguay (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Costa Rica vs. England (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
4 p.m.: Japan vs. Colombia (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: Greece vs. Ivory Coast (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
12 p.m.: Nigeria vs. Argentina (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Bosnia Herzegovina vs. Iran (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
4 p.m.: Ecuador vs. France (ESPN2; Univision)
4 p.m.: Honduras vs. Switzerland (ESPN; UniMás/Galavisión)
12 p.m.: United States vs. Germany (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Portugal vs. Ghana (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
4 p.m.: South Korea vs. Belgium (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: Algeria vs. Russia (ESPN2; UniMás/Galavisión)
12 p.m.: 1A vs. 2B (ABC; Univision)
4 p.m.: 1C vs. 2D (ABC; Univision)
12 p.m.: 1B vs. 2A (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: 1D vs. 2C (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: 1E vs. 2F (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: 1G vs. 2H (ESPN; Univision)
Tuesday, July 1
12 p.m.: 1F vs. 2E (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: 1H vs. 2G (ESPN; Univision)
Friday, July 4
12 p.m.: Round of 16 winners (ESPN2; Univision)
4 p.m.: Round of 16 winners (ESPN; Univision)
12 p.m.: Round of 16 winners (ABC; Univision)
4 p.m. Round of 16 winners (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: Quarterfinal winners (ESPN; Univision)
Wednesday, July 9
Third-Place Game
4 p.m.: Semifinal losers (ESPN; Univision)
4 p.m.: Semifinal winners (ABC; Univision)
Will you watch the 2014 World Cup? I am supporting the Italia team, what is your team?


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Q: Getting `502 Bad Gateway` when sending request with Guzzle PHP I am having an App developed on Laravel 5.4. I used to have my project setup on Xampp on Windows and also under vagrant Machine.
The problem is that when I switched to MacOS and Valet, I have started getting problems with routes that were sending requests via Guzzlehttp package.
They imideatelly responded with 502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.13.10, though I could access the same endpoints on 3rd party domains directly and even though I wrapped the code with exception handler.
How can I solve that problem?

A: I had a problem of 502 Bad Gateway using Guzzle. I fixed it by removing User-Agent from request.
$client = new \GuzzleHttp\Client();
$res = $client->request('GET', 'https://www.example.com', [
headers' => ['User-Agent' => null]
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Mario Kart Video Shows The Game's Most Unlucky Player
Published: January 15, 202212:54 am
A Mario Kart fan posted a video on Twitter that showcased the unfortunate events that led to a player losing a race right before the finish line.
A recent video on Twitter showcases the most unlucky player in the Mario Kart franchise. The Mario Kart series has remained immensely popular throughout the years thanks to Nintendo's ability to keep the series fresh with new courses, items, and characters while still maintaining the classic format of the first title. The most recent Mario Kart game, Mario Kart 8, became the best-selling racing game in the U.S. upon its release. Though there have been several games in the racing series throughout the years, many fans still enjoy playing older games with their friends.
One of the signature features consistently appearing in the Mario Kart franchise are items. Available for players to pick up by driving through clear boxes marked with question marks, these items can help a player in various ways. There are items that can boost a player's speed or other items that can hinder other players from being in the lead or getting ahead. For example, there are different colored shells in the Mario Kart franchise that are used to target players, including the green, red, and even the feared Mario Kart blue shell.
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A Mario Kart fan that goes by the handle tyomateee on Twitter posted a video showcasing the unfortunate events that led to a player losing a race in Mario Kart Wii. In the video, the player is racing as Princess Daisy on a motorcycle, crossing a swinging wooden bridge placed just before the finish line. As the player drives across the bridge, they're hit with a red shell and a blue shell at the same time, and then hit once again with another red shell. After regaining composure, they're pushed to the side by another player, then hit for the third time with a red shell. Afterwards, the player is pushed off the bridge by another passing player. Once the player is brought back onto the track by Lakitu, Mario Kart's Bullet Bill knocks them off the track once more.
Players of any Mario Kart title know that in almost every race, some other player or the CPU will use an item to hinder the player. But in tyomateee's video, the player isn't hit just once or even twice by an item. They're essentially stopped in their tracks by several different items–some used against them on purpose, and some items that hit the player by chance. To add insult to injury, several players hit the racer in the video twice, so they fell right off the course. The video proves that whoever was behind the wheel in this clip truly is the most unlucky player in the Mario Kart series.
It's now being speculated that Nintendo will officially reveal that it's in the process of developing Mario Kart 9. If the new game will follow the classic formula, there will most certainly be new items. Hopefully players of the newer game will not be as unlucky as this unfortunate Mario Kart racer.
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Source: tyomateee/Twitter
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