Complicated Connection: President Macri and his family meeting the Pope. The declaration of a national security emergency does not fit with a Francisan approach to social justice. Source: Wikimedia.
In an op-ed in the Alaska Dispatch News, Alan Boraas, professor of anthropology at Kenai Peninsula College, argues that American football mirrors corporatism rather than war: "Sport, like mythology, subconsciously structures our mind to interpret the world in certain ways. Sunday is the de facto national holiday of Super Bowl Sunday, and football, more than any other sport, organizes social reality. Football philosophers would have us to believe that football mirrors war. Not really. Football mirrors corporatism…" The head coach, he says, is the CEO.
Male-biased refugee flows: A social danger?
The Huffington Post (Greece) published a piece asking whether male-biased refugee flows, as currently experienced in Europe, pose a danger to society and especially to women in the host countries. The article quoted from email commentary by Barbara Miller, professor of anthropology and international affairs at the George Washington University, about the complex relationships between male-biased demographics and women's security especially in public spaces. [Blogger's note: the article is in Greek].
The Seattle Times reported on research led by anthropologist Barry Hewlett of Washington State University-Vancouver which, according to a new study, shows how Aka foragers of the Central African Republic teach children as young as 12 months old to use knives, machetes, and digging sticks. The children also learn through observation and imitation: "Children in such groups, whose way of life accounts for 99 percent of human history, aren't 'taught' about their culture, according to the conventional wisdom. They initiate their own learning by imitating others and helping with the daily work as soon as they are able — a view recently described by David Lancy, Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Utah State University.
The Daily Maverick (South Africa) published a review of Letters of Stone: From Nazi Germany to South Africa by South African anthropologist, Steven Robins. After stumbling on connections to his family while visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., Robins began to trace the history of his family who perished in the Holocaust in Europe. The reviewer says: "Far from focussing narrowly on this cataclysmic 20th Century event, this extraordinary account of trauma, history and silence is a layered excavation, tracing the roots of the racial science that informed it; all the way back to South Africa and indeed Stellenbosch University where Robins is a Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology.
Robins is a lecturer in the department of sociology and anthropology at the University of Stellenbosch and has published on a wide range of topics including the politics of land, development and identity in Zimbabwe and South Africa; the Truth & Reconciliation Commission; social aspects of HIV/AIDS; and citizenship and governance.
The Arizona Daily Sun (Flagstaff, Arizona) reported on a fundraising event to help raise the $20,000 needed for a four-week trip to Austria this summer by Northern Arizona University faculty and students. The goal is study what is happening with various refugee groups as they learn to integrate into Austrian society. The Austrian Refugee Integration Project will include four members: Miguel Vasquez, professor of anthropology; Maria Marina Castillo de Vasquez, B.A., Traditional Knowledge Scholar, Applied Indigenous Studies Program; Kiril Kirkov, Socio-cultural Anthropology undergraduate student and filmmaker; and Amy Foust, graduate student in Applied Socio-cultural Anthropology.
…become head of a major retail company. Robert Hayne is CEO of Urban Outfitters. One of the 40 richest people in Pennsylvania, he has a B.A. in anthropology from Lehigh University.
…become a global market researcher. Nadima Kadir is head of the unit on "insights" at the London-based company, Human Innovations. She applies anthropological methods to design projects that reveal what people want for commercial and social purposes. She has led research that uses ethnographic methods to generate insights for innovation for two global hotel brands with nearly 4,000 properties worldwide. She has lived and worked in the U.S, Latin America, South Asia, the Middle East, and in Northern/Western Europe. Her book will be published in early 2016. She has an M.A. and a Ph.D. in anthropology from Yale University.
Discoveries made by an international team in an Israeli cave dating back 200,000 years show that early humans ate turtles alongside plants and large game animals. Ran Barkai of Tel Aviv University, one of the authors of the study, said that: "Until now, it was believed that Paleolithic humans hunted and ate mostly large game and vegetal material…Our discovery adds a really rich human dimension — a culinary and therefore cultural depth to what we already know about these people." According to Avi Gopher, another author of the study, it was likely that large game animals such as horses, cattle and deer were hunted by adults, while children and the elderly caught the slow-moving turtles. Barkai said that judging by marks on the shells, most of the turtles were roasted in them, while in some cases the shells were broken and then the reptiles were killed using flint tools. Findings were published in the Quaternary Science Reviews. Lead author is Ruth Blasco of the Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (CENIEH) in Burgos, Spain.
Robert Jack Smith, professor emeritus and former chair of anthropology at Western Michigan University, died at the age 85 of 85 years. Smith, a specialist in medical anthropology, joined the WMU faculty in 1963 and retired in 1988 after 25 years. He chaired the Department of Anthropology from 1978 until his retirement. Smith focused on cultural diversity and health care delivery systems, and cross-cultural studies on aging. He was active in the Kalamazoo community and served as chairman of the Kalamazoo County Board of Health and on the board of directors of the American Cancer Society.


913.03 Grounds for challenge to individual jurors for cause.
913.08 Number of peremptory challenges.
913.13 Jurors in capital cases.
(12) The juror is a surety on defendant's bail bond in the case.
History.—s. 184, ch. 19554, 1939; CGL 1940 Supp. 8663(191); s. 85, ch. 70-339; s. 5, ch. 93-125; s. 1520, ch. 97-102.
(c) Three, for all other offenses.
(2) If two or more defendants are tried jointly, each defendant shall be allowed the number of peremptory challenges specified in subsection (1), and the state shall be allowed as many challenges as are allowed to all of the defendants.
History.—s. 189, ch. 19554, 1939; CGL 1940 Supp. 8663(196); s. 86, ch. 70-339.
913.10 Number of jurors.—Twelve persons shall constitute a jury to try all capital cases, and six persons shall constitute a jury to try all other criminal cases.
History.—s. 191, ch. 19554, 1939; CGL 1940 Supp. 8663(198); s. 87, ch. 70-339.
913.12 Qualifications of jurors.—The qualifications of jurors in criminal cases shall be the same as their qualifications in civil cases.
History.—RS 2849; GS 3905; RGS 6003; CGL 8297; s. 88, ch. 70-339.
913.13 Jurors in capital cases.—A person who has beliefs which preclude her or him from finding a defendant guilty of an offense punishable by death shall not be qualified as a juror in a capital case.
History.—s. 12, ch. 1637, 1868; RS 2850; GS 3906; RGS 6004; CGL 8298; s. 89, ch. 70-339; s. 1521, ch. 97-102.
913.15 Special jurors.—The court may summon jurors in addition to the regular panel.
History.—RS 2853; GS 3909; RGS 6007; CGL 8301; s. 91, ch. 70-339.


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Q: ¿Porque articulos.producto es nulo? Cordial Saludo.
Me encuentro aprendiendo React, y al realizar un console.log(articulos) en DetallesPedido.js:

{pedido.pedido.map(articulos => (console.log(articulos)))}

En la consola me imprime Object { producto: null, cantidad: 1, _id: "63ee9a44a168c91d7019bb88" }

El cual al ingresar el siguiente código en el archivo mencionado

{pedido.pedido.map(articulos => (

{articulos.producto.nombre}

Precio: ${articulos.producto.precio}

Cantidad: {articulos.cantidad}

))}

me dice que es nulo (TypeError: articulos.producto is null).

He buscado el error en la API-REST y no lo encuentro, al igual que en el front.
Agradezco de antemano a la persona que me colabore y me de una explicación de como solucionarlo.
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Degree Online Services Telangana known as DOST is a unified, online degree admission system for students in Telangana, India by Government of Telangana. The DOST online service, brings all government colleges, autonomous colleges, private and aided colleges under one system. Over 1.84 lakh students were allotted seats in various degree colleges in all state universities in May and July every year.

History
DOST was launched in 2016 to bring all degree college admission accessible to all students across the state by Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE).

Admission process
In order to get an admission for bachelor's degree in universities in Telangana, they are required to register on the DOST portal. The universities are Osmania University, Kakatiya University, Telangana University, Mahatma Gandhi University, Satavahana University and Palamuru University.

Aspiring students register their web options on the official website and opt for colleges. After the admission process begins, the students receive SMS when a seat is allotted in a degree college.

The student admission process was linked to biometric system in 2017-18. For the academic year 2018-19, it was linked with Aadhaar of students. There are 3 phases in the admitting the students.

References

Education in Telangana
2015 establishments in Telangana

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August 31, 2015 Fox Sports, NFL, Sports, Will Selva Leave a comment jimmy garoppolonew england patriotsnfltom bradyWill Selva
With the regular season just weeks away, the Patriots are preparing for life without Tom Brady. As it stands today, Brady is still facing a four game suspension although it is rumored to possibly be shortened. Next on the depth chart at quarterback is 2nd year player Jimmy Garoppolo out of Eastern Illinois. Does that school sound familiar? Tony Romo went undrafted out of Eastern Illinois and panned out pretty well for the Dallas Cowboys. Garoppolo was selected in the 2nd round of the 2014 draft and is preparing to fill Tom Brady's shoes while he's out. With just 19 career completions, can Garoppolo succeed for the New England Patriots?
Jimmy Garoppolo will fill in for Tom Brady
Although he has just 19 completions to his name, Garoppolo has played well in his limited experience. He completed 19 of 27 passes (70.4%) for 182 yards and one touchdown, a quarterback rating of 101.2. Now these numbers come from no-pressure situations. The bulk of his work come from a blow out loss to the Chiefs, a blow out win over the Bears, and in a game that didn't matter at the end of the season to the Bills. It'll be interesting to see how he fairs when the slate is wiped clean and every game matters.
At running back, Garoppolo should have a trio of running backs to help him out in LeGarrette Blount, Jonas Gray, and Travaris Cadet. He'll have All-Pro tightend in 6'6″ Rob Gronkowski who should make for a great red zone target. At receiver, he has the reliable Julian Edelman who accounted for 92 receptions last season as well as Brandon LaFell who finished strong to the tune of 74 catches, 953 yards and 7 touchdowns. If the Patriots can tap into the potential of Josh Boyce and Aaron Dobson this season they'll have a formidable group at wide receiver to give a young Garoppolo. Let's not forget about Reggie Wayne whom the Patriots just signed. It'll be interesting to see how quick he can pick up the playbook and get into game shape. I would not expect too much out of him early in the season.
With this kind of offensive personnel in place, Garoppolo should be fine. If he struggles, it may be a testament more to how good of a quarterback he can be in the NFL.
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Heading into the 2015-2016 season, the Detroit Lions have a crowded backfield. In today's NFL, that's not a bad thing. Many teams are moving to the running back by committee model. In this model, teams can not only keep fresh legs on the field at all times, but they also believe they can prolong the length of an NFL running back's career. Many of these backs today begin to decline by age 27 or 28 when athletes in other sports would be just hitting their prime. Let's take a look at who is expected to be splitting the carries for the Lions this season.
Joique Bell 5'11″ 229 lbs
Bell shared the carries last season with Reggie Bush who is now with the 49ers but for the most part was the lead back. Bell was given 223 carries to Bush's 76. Both managed a pedestrian 3.9 yards per carry but Bell managed 8 total touchdowns (7 rushing, 1 receiving). Bell showed great flashes and even proved to be a threat receiving the ball out of the backfield compiling 34 receptions for 322 yards. Bell figures to get a good share of the carries, especially between the tackles but there is a rookie right behind him in the pecking order.
Ameer Abdullah 5'9″ 205 lbs
Ameer Abdullah
The Lions selected Abdullah with the 54th overall pick in the 2015 draft. Abdullah had a decorated career at Nebraska rushing for over 1,600 yards in both his junior and senior season while also eclipsing 1,000 yards as a sophomore. For his career at Nebraska, Abdullah ran for 4,588 yards and 39 touchdowns. A threat in the passing game as well, Abdullah caught 73 passes for 690 yards and another 7 touchdowns. As a 2nd round pick, Abdullah will certainly be given his opportunities.
Theo Riddick 5'9″ 200 lbs
Riddick was selected in the 6th round with the 199th pick in the 2013 draft out of Notre Dame. He has not been much of a threat on the ground garnering 29 carries for 76 yards and 1 touchdown in his first 2 seasons in the league. He has however found a niche as a 3rd down back being a safety valve in the passing game for Matthew Stafford. In limited time in 2014, Riddick caught 34 passes for 316 yards and 4 touchdowns. Riddick will certainly find ways to get on the field this season because of his ability to make plays.
Another name to look out for is rookie fullback Michael Burton. Burton was selected in the 5th round (168th pick) in the 2015 draft out of Rutgers. After playing his senior season at 232 pounds, Burton weighed in at 242 in his pre-draft measurables and showed up to camp at 250. Burton has added the needed muscle to play fullback in the NFL. Primarily a lead blocker, Burton to manage to showcase some offensive skill in a poor Rutgers offense during he tenure. He managed 47 receptions for 401 yards and 3 touchdowns through the air and had 22 rushes for 116 yards on the ground. With an offense that allows him to do more, Burton could be a hidden option for the Lions.
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August 27, 2015 Fox Sports, Sports, Will Selva Leave a comment Fox Sportssports broadcasting Will Selva SportsWill Selva
In recent years the NFL has discussed various different changes for the preseason. Do we get rid of it all together? Shorten it? In 2008, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell attempted to change the preseason's format from 4 to 2 games but add 2 additional regular season games. It ultimately was rejected and the NFL continues to stand with 4 preseason games. Year after year, we see many great players in this league lost for the season or a portion of the season due to a preseason game. Here's a few important players to their team who were recently injured in a preseason game that will affect their regular season.
Jordy Nelson – WR Green Bay Packers
Jordy Nelson injured during a preseason game against the Steelers
Nelson has been one of the best wide receivers in the league since bursting on the season in 2011. He has been Aaron Rodgers favorite target in recent years accumulating over 2,800 yards and 21 touchdowns over the last 2 seasons. Nelson tore his ACL during the August 23rd preseason matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Nelson will now miss the entire 2015 season.
Maurkice Pouncey – C Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey suffered a broken ankle in the same preseason game that Jordy Nelson was lost for the season and will require surgery. Pouncey may not be lost for the season. He was placed on the short term IR. Under league rules, Pouncey can not practice for six regular season weeks and can not appear in a game for eight weeks. Pouncey is a Pro Bowl center that has anchored the Steeler offensive line since joining the league in 2010.
Brandon Gibson – WR New England Patriots
After spending sometime with the Miami Dolphins, Gibson signed on with the Patriots and had been playing great football this preseason. That progress was derailed when he tore his ACL in a preseason game against the New Orleans Saints. To replace Gibson, the Patriots have signed WR Reggie Wayne.
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August 27, 2015 August 27, 2015 NBA, Sports, Will Selva Leave a comment basketballBen GordonCarlos Boozerfree agencyGlen DavisLandry FieldsNBANorris ColeTristan ThompsonWill Selva
NBA free agency has slowed down quite a bit as rosters have moved closer to capacity and cap room has thinned. NBA teams are allowed to give training camp invites and carry up to 20 players prior to cutting down to 15 to start the season. There are many young players out there still that are worth taking a look at. If they don't like what they see, they can simply not include them in their final 15. Let's take a look at some of these players.
Landry Fields – G/F
At just age 27, Landry Fields still has some upside to him. Since leaving the New York Knicks, things have not quite gone his way. He has suffered an injury to his shooting arm that may have derailed his NBA career. Last season he averaged just 1.8 points per game in 26 games during his final season in Toronto. Fields is currently learning how to shoot left handed and is worth a look in training camp.
Jordan Hamilton – G/F
Hamilton has bounced around the NBA in his short career in the NBA and that's a product of leaving college too soon. Hamilton played one great season for the Texas Longhorns and was the 26th pick in the 2011 draft. He has played for three different NBA teams and is still just 24 years old. He possesses great size at 6'7 and at times has shown he can shoot from outside. He definitely still has upside to be tapped into. It's rumored he has signed a deal to play in Russia. Maybe he'll prove his abilities overseas and find his way back to the NBA.
Norris Cole – G
You probably remember Cole as that point guard from the Miami Heat with the flat top hair cut. Cole was traded at the deadline last season to the New Orleans Pelicans and averaged just under 10 points per game. At age 26, Cole still looks to be deserving of a backup role on an NBA team. Someone should give him a chance.
Other NBA veterans still available today that can help an NBA team include:
Tristan Thompson – F/C, 24 years old (expected to re-sign with CLE)
Carlos Boozer – F/C, 33 years old
Ben Gordon – G, 32 years old
Willie Green – G, 33 years old
Reggie Evans – F/C, 35 years old
Glen Davis – F/C, 29 years old
Rasual Butler – G/F, 36 years old
Dorell Wright – G/F, 29 years old
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When Troy Tulowitzki signed a 6 year extension worth roughly $120 million with the Colorado Rockies in November of 2010 he likely thought he would stay a Rockie until the deals expiration in 2020. However, with the Rockies sitting fifth in the NL West at 42-55, it looked to be time to sell off one of their best assets. The Rockies have finished with 66, 74, 64, 73, and 83 wins in each of the last 5 seasons. Those win totals won't compete for championships and so rather than continue to pay who was the face of their franchise in Troy Tulowitzki, the Rockies dealt him to the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tulowitzki is heading to Toronto
The Blue Jays receive one of the best shortstops in the game. Tulo is currently hitting .300 with 12 home runs and 53 runs batted in. While he has had his fair share of injuries, Tulo has one of the best bats in the game from the shortstop position. With the Blue Jays at 50-50, they look to be all-in in their hunt for a postseason berth. They're 7 games back of the New York Yankees in the AL East and just 3 back in the Wildcard race. The addition of Tulowitzki to a lineup that already features power in Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion, and Josh Donaldson should make for some tough nights for opposing pitchers.
Tulowitzki felt "blindsided" by the move. Here's what he had to say, "I felt like I got blindsided a bit. I thought I was in the loop, in the conversation." This comes after Troy had been told the Rockies would keep him or if a trade arose, they would inform him of the possibility of moving him.
The Rockies in return received shortstop Jose Reyes and pitching prospects Jeff Hoffman and Miguel Castro. Reyes like Tulowitzski is going through some strange times. In December of 2011, Reyes signed a free agency deal with the Miami Marlins for 6 years $106 million. Expecting to spend the duration of the contract in Miami, Reyes was shipped in a salary dump to Toronto in just the second year of his deal. Reyes felt betrayed by Marlins President Jeffrey Loria. He now is moving onto Colorado, another destination he probably thought he wouldn't be playing out his current contract in. Jose should not get too comfortable though. It's extremely likely that the Rockies as sellers at the deadline will look to move Reyes again.
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Miami Heat Cutting Costs
The Miami Heat have fallen on tougher times since LeBron James decided to return to Cleveland. During a time when they were a sure thing to contend for an NBA Finals title, Heat brass were willing to pay whatever tax bill it took to bring home a championship. The Heat won two titles in that time period but without LeBron, things don't look as certain anymore.
Napier was moved to the Magic
In moves to try to get as close to the luxury tax line, the Heat have made some interesting moves. It started with the Heat dealing 2014 1st round pick Shabazz Napier to the Orlando Magic for a heavily protected 2nd round pick in 2016. The Heat were essentially looking to dump Napier and his guaranteed salary. By doing so, the Heat save roughly $4.5 million in salary and tax. It'll be interesting to see how Orlando Plans to utilize Napier as they look to be pretty happy with 2014 1st round pick Elfrid Payton and have recently signed CJ Watson to backup Payton. The Heat brought back Goran Dragic and still have Mario Chalmers under contract.
The Heat also dumped Goran Dragic's brother, Zoran, to the Boston Celtics in a similar trade. Boston received Zoran Dragic and a 2020 2nd round pick for a heavily protected 2019 2nd round pick. The move saves the Heat roughly $5.5 million in salary and tax. The Heat have now been able to shave roughly $10 million off of their salary and luxury tax bill in a matter of days. The Heat may not be done. They have been rumored to be trying to move Mario Chalmers as well.
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Cleveland Cavaliers Extend Their Asset
Heading into the 2015 NBA Draft, many thought Cleveland Cavalier center Brendan Haywood would be dealt. Haywood, a veteran with 13 years of experience signed a 6 year $55 million deal in 2010 with the Dallas Mavericks. However, the deal was not fully guaranteed. Haywood is set to make $10.5 million dollars this year but if waived by August 1st, the Cavaliers owe him nothing. But rather than just cut him, it's in the Cavs best interest to move him and bring back another player who can contribute, making roughly $10.5 million a year all the while clearing cap space for a trade partner. The Cavs tried and ultimately extended their deadline.
Brendan Haywood is expected to be waived by Portland
The Cavs traded Haywood, forward Mike Miller, and two 2nd round draft picks to the Portland Trail Blazers in exchange for well nothing. The Cavaliers will however receive a $10.5 million and $2.85 million trade exception. These are the figures that Haywood and Miller had been set to make this year. The exceptions last one year. The move allows the Cavs extra time, seemingly until the upcoming seasons trade deadline to use the $10.5 million exception. By that time, Cleveland will hope to pounce on a player from a team that has since fallen out of the playoff race and is looking to clean house.
The moving of Mike Miller comes as a bit of a surprise. Miller has essentially followed LeBron James over the course of the last 4 or 5 years. However, by dealing Miller in addition to Haywood, the Cavaliers lower their tax bill. Cleveland also recently moved 2015 2nd round pick Rakeem Christmas in order to avoid paying him and a steeper luxury tax bill. Cleveland still has to handle deals with Tristan Thompson, Matthew Dellavedova, and possibly JR Smith.
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Fantasy Football Sleepers At Wide Receiver
The first couple of teams are heading to training camp and it's getting close to football season again. With the NFL season comes fantasy football time. Everyones doing their research looking for a leg up on the competition. With many players moving, new opportunities arise and players have the opportunity to step up and prove themselves. Let's take a look at some sleepers at wide receiver for this upcoming NFL season.
Martavis Bryant – Pittsburgh Steelers
Martavis Bryant is poised for a breakout year.
Bryant didn't appear in a game until October 20th, but boy did he burst onto the scene. By November 9th, Bryant had caught 6 touchdowns already while playing in just 4 games. A rookie out of Clemson, Bryant played second fiddle to Sammy Watkins in college but looks like he can play at the NFL level. Bryant stands at 6'4 and 210 pounds making for a great end zone target. He finished with 26 receptions for 549 yards and 8 touchdowns in 10 games. He'll play opposite Antonio Brown, one of the best receivers in the game today so defenses will be keying in on Brown as opposed to Bryant. Bryant can very well put up 1,100 yards and 8-12 touchdowns this year.
Steve Smith Sr. – Baltimore Ravens
Steve Smith Sr. has been around the league for 15 seasons and has had his better days. During his final five years with the Panthers he eclipsed 1,000 yards just 2 times. During his age 35 season with the Baltimore Ravens, Smith recorded 1,065 yards and 6 touchdowns. At times in the offense Smith found himself as Flacco's go-to guy. He had 11 games with 5 receptions or more for the Ravens. Now with Torrey Smith in San Francisco, Smith becomes the leader of a receiving core that features unproven players in 2015 1st rounder Breshad Perriman and undrafted 3rd year players Marlon Brown and Kamar Aiken.
Stedman Bailey – St Louis Rams
Stedman Bailey is a 3rd round pick from the 2013 draft with not much to show for it. In his defense, he has suffered from Sam Bradford being so injury-prone. In the final 6 weeks of last season, Bailey put up 349 receiving yards on 22 receptions with a touchdown. That pace through the course of a 16 game season puts him close to 1,000 yards. With Bailey ending the 2015 season on a high note, he now welcomes a quarterback in Nick Foles for this coming season. Assuming Foles can stay healthy, he gives Bailey a better option at the quarterback position to get him the ball than Austin Davis or Shaun Hill did.
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NBA Draft: 2nd Round Gems
The NBA Draft is very different from the NFL Draft in the sense that the NFL's is 7 rounds and the NBA's is 2. In the NBA, you don't find as many gems in the draft, 1st or 2nd round. Often times people think what they want of a 1st round pick in the NBA, but reality is the 25th pick in the 1st round is really just the 25th best player among 60 that are picked. A late first round pick is similar to that of a 4th round pick in the NFL Draft. However, sometimes NBA teams who do their research come away with a great player in the 2nd round, which is hard to do. Let's take a look at some of the better 2nd round picks in recent memory.
Monta Ellis – 40th Pick, 2005
Monta Ellis comes from a time where high school players could go straight to the NBA. Ellis was certainly talented in high school but teams were unsure how it would translate to the NBA. He definitely came in with a couple of problems right off the bat. He was a scorer in high school but at 6'3 185 pounds, he didn't fit the physical mold of an NBA shooting guard. He's now a great combo guard for the Dallas Mavericks and holds career averages of 19.3 points, 4.1 assists, and 1.9 assists per game.
Marc Gasol – 48th Pick, 2007
Marc Gasol was drafted 48th overall but he may have fell just because he was not ready to come to the NBA due to his contract with Akasvayu Girona in Spain. Gasol was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers and actually traded to the Memphis Grizzlies for his brother Pau Gasol. Gasol has since been an All-Star center for the Grizzlies averaging 14.1 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.6 blocks per game.
Manu Ginobili – 57th Pick, 1999
Overseas, Ginobili won 2 Italian League MVPs as well as the Euroleague Finals MVP so he came to the NBA having accomplished a lot already. When Ginobili came to the NBA in 2002, it didn't take long for him to carve himself out a role with the San Antonio Spurs. It's usually hard for a 57th pick to make a roster let alone contribute on a great team. Ginobili has won 4 titles with the Spurs and has been one of the leagues premier 6th men.
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Nets Thaddeus Young to Opt Out
The Brooklyn Nets acquired Thaddeus Young from the Minnesota Timberwolves at the 2015 NBA trade deadline for Kevin Garnett. The move seemed to be a win-win for both teams but more so a steal for the Nets. The Timberwolves, who were out of contention received Garnett, a future Hall of Famer, a former Timberwolve, and great asset to sell tickets. The Nets received a younger more talented combo forward in Young. Young came to the Nets with a year left on his deal valued at $10.2 million. However, that year was a player option and Young has decided to opt out.
Thaddeus Young will become a free agent.
The decision doesn't come as a huge surprise. Young played well for the Nets down the stretch. He played in 28 games (20 starts) averaging 13.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 1.4 steals and assists. He showed improved range knocking down 38% of his 3 point attempts, a career high. Young played both the 3 and the 4 for the Nets and figures to be a great 4 when teams play small ball.
Young is ultimately looking to cash in on a long-term deal. The Nets hold his Bird Rights meaning they can offer him more than any other team. At age 27, Young should be able to get himself a deal in the neighborhood of 4-5 years. That would bring him to age 32 where he'll most likely have 1 or 2 more NBA contracts left in him. The Nets will try not to overpay to keep Young but if the past is any indication, the Nets will ultimately look to break the piggy bank yet again. Bringing back talent the Nets have is one of few moves they can make in order to stay competitive. While over the salary cap by a wide margin, Bird Rights will be the Nets best friend moving forward. Bird Rights allow the Nets to continuously break the cap in order to bring back players they previously had under contract.
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The bulk of the collection is available on 35 mm microfilm reels 3701-3713 at Archives of American Art offices, and through interlibrary loan. Researchers should note that the arrangement of the collection as described in this finding aid may not reflect the order of the collection on microfilm.
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Prior to the controversy inspired by his new book, Ron Darling was just that — a media darling.
As a player, his intensity and success on the mound, combined with his good looks, Ivy League education (Yale) and extraordinary ability to communicate, made him a fan favorite and go-to guy in the clubhouse.
His image has been enhanced while working with Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez in SportsNet New York's Mets booth.
Through their TV years together (they just started their 14th season), Darling's cerebral, but down-to-earth, approach to analysis earned him national gigs with Turner and MLB Network. While his analysis is his own creation, Darling's stylings are reminiscent of a couple of great ones — Tim McCarver and Jim Kaat.
But all the adverse attention directed his way (including this space) over him branding his former Mets teammate Lenny Dykstra a "racist" in the book "108 Stitches" raises questions. Like will Darling's likability factor and image take a major hit? And is the situation going to dog Darling all season long and beyond?
While Darling was able to get stuff "off his chest" he is uncomfortable with former teammates like Darryl Strawberry, Doc Gooden and Kevin Mitchell speaking out against him, lining up solidly in Dykstra's corner. Will this turn out to be, for Darling, the most intense part of the storm?
Darling has always been accessible. Whether the controversy subsides or lingers, will what he's experiencing now make him more guarded?
Will he dial back his commentary and become bland in the booth.
Still, this is uncharted territory for Darling. It can't be a fun experience having some of his former teammates line up against him and questioning his credibility, especially Strawberry, who told ESPN-98.7's Michael Kay he's had it with Darling. Strawberry said he never heard the alleged racist epithets Dykstra yelled at Dennis (Oil Can) Boyd prior to Game 3 of the 1986 World Series.
For the time being, Darling's place to get away from any further controversy, his Fortress of Solitude, is the broadcast booth. And while he made no mention of his situation during the home opener, it was clear he had at least found peace of mind.
In the book, Darling also writes about one of the original voices of the Mets, the late Bob Murphy, a Hall of Famer.
Darling wrote that during the classic 1986 NLCS with Houston, the Mets arrived in the Astrodome clubhouse before a game and saw Murphy passed out drunk. Darling said the Mets held their meeting with Murphy's unconscious, stretched out body in the middle of it.
But there's more to this story. Turns out Murphy's condition was a lot more serious.
And as one radio legend once said: That, my friends, is the rest of the story.
Eli Manning is more than an Iron Man, in the media he is indestructible.
Since the end of the season, inside the Valley of the Stupid and other media precincts, they have tried to tear Manning down, convincing themselves the veteran QB does not have what it takes to start this season.
Gasbags, and others, are creating their own reality. And that's understandable. But as the NFL Draft closes in, we will get more of Manning. No one in this town generates more heat, more sizzle.
Would you rather listen to VOS Gasbags trying to convince themselves Kevin Durant is going to sign with the Knicks? Or mouths going on and on and on about the Jets new uniforms?
Speaking of the Jets new uniforms, you've got to credit Gang Green's marketing department, for playing the entire NY media for suckers.
Getting the thundering herd of cameras, notebooks and microphones to show up to cover a football fashion show (new uniforms that were already leaked to the internet. So much for loyalty inside the Jets organization) was a stroke of genius.
More impressive was the media's creativity. Until we read all the stories, and listened to heavy breathing Gasbags going on and on about the Uni Extravaganza, we never knew that 1) New uniforms don't mean the Jets are going to win more games this season, 2) No one will care what the uniforms look like if the Jets do rack up wins. What revelations. Thanks so much for enlightening us!
Perhaps YES Poobah John J. Filippelli might consider asking Aaron Boone, to tilt his cap back a bit during his TV press TV conferences. He wears it so low viewers can hardly see his eyes. And the eyes always tell a story. ... YES actually did not use its Strike Zone Box last Sunday. What a great move. Apparently, the Strike Zone Box was given the day off to attend his nephew, the high Home Plate Camera's, wedding. ... ESPN-98.7's Chris Canty and Richard DiPietro are constantly criticizing their partner, Dave Rothenberg's wardrobe. Don't they realize the man is a fashion innovator who created the Disheveled Chic brand?
For his March Madness performances. While many analysts work the tournament, few have the flair and good humor Raftery injects into the broadcast. The man has been involved with the game all his life, but brings joy to an event steeped in greed and crass commercialism. In a pressure packed environment, Raftery might be the only analyst who is having fun while running his mouth.
For being the most tone-deaf organization in sports. The hard work and dedication of unpaid "student-athletes" generate billions for the membership. And when the NCAA produces a commercial to show how grand life is for these gifted souls, do they hire a former athlete who could use a few bucks and has credibility? No. They hire an actor to simulate campus life. What a joke.


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Do We Know The Mood or We Too Will Be Caught by Surprise…..Listening Organizations are Now & Here..
As seasoned social scientists many of us debated as to why many of the stakeholders were caught off guard and didn't anticipate the movement to catch up the kind of momentum we witnessed . . .
The answer if translated in simplistic terms . . . we failed to read the mood. . . and as a country we have been building as a 'Failed Pressure Cooker' organization rather than a 'Listening Organization'.
The question for us is, as organizations have we built mechanisms to read the mood of our employees? or are under the illusion that things are fine because the pressure is still building and employees haven't reacted.
Listening Organizations as a concept believe in creating multi layer of mechanisms which will enable not only to communicate but also ensure to read the mood / under current.
At The Strategist we believe it's time to ensure that our organizations move towards building a strong Listening Organizations. Listening Organizations are far more structured and robust and go beyond the traditional methods of Open Houses / Town Hall to read the pulse of the employees. They use cutting edge technology like social media as what 'employees' are talking about the organization, they involve alumni to help structure the organization, they look for inputs from stakeholders like vendors to failed aspirants who couldn't get through the interview process and so on so forth. . .
Listening Organizations need a collaborative environment between various functions and enhance the organization longevity because of its ability to mould itself as the times change in a proactive fashion. . .


Some of RAYE's biggest collabs include Jonas Blue's "By Your Side" and Jax Jones' "You Don't Know Me" from 2016 and then, this year, she teamed up with Jaykae and Zdot for a grime remix of her 2017 single "Decline" (the original of which featured Mr. Eazi). The point of all this is that she's also a prolific collaborator and one who's keen to push herself out of her comfort zone. But that comfort zone is wide and far-reaching. Anything from pop and R&B to electro and UKG seem to be well-suited to her big, room-filling vocals and infectious hooks, making her one of the most versatile vocalists in the UK. A big part of that, she tells us, is working with the right producers and knowing how to select the collaborations that are right for her as an artist.
"It's not necessarily my preferred way of working," she says. "I love working on my own. I love working with other writers. I love working with other artists. I just think it's healthy to switch it up and I also think there's something amazing about knocking heads with someone that you're inspired by, and seeing what you can create together. I think it's really important and it's been really important in the evolution of music as a whole." In fact, RAYE's reputation for blessing a track and taking it into the charts is now bringing the potential collaborators to her.


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Q: How to show a sequence of functions does not converge uniformly Let $f$ be a continuous function on $[0, \infty)$ such that $0\leq f \leq Cx^{-1-\rho}$, where $C$ and $\rho$ are positive constants. Let $f_k(x)=kf(kx)$.
$\textbf{Question}$: Show that $f_k$ does not converge to $0$ uniformly on $[0, \infty)$ unless it is identically 0
My findings so far: $f_k(x)$ converges point-wise to $0$, and in fact by cauchy criterion for uniform convergence the convergence is uniform on $[r, \infty)$ for any $r > 0$. But I am quite clueless after this. In particular I am having trouble handling the inequality when trying to show the convergence is not uniform.
This is not a homework problem, any help/ hint is welcome.


Perhaps retailers should be held accountable for taking demonstrable steps towards theft prevention.
As a loss prevention professional, it is likely that you have responsibility for detecting, investigating, and resolving internal-theft cases. Doing so may support your organization's zero-tolerance policy toward internal theft. Many top retailers rely on their loss prevention departments to give them a competitive advantage by controlling their operational costs through reducing shrinkage and/or accident claims. Some of these retailers have made loss prevention executives officers of the company.
While most retailers have proactive loss prevention programs, a few view theft as a cost of business. These retailers may or may not have resources dedicated to detecting and referring dishonest employees to prosecution.
However, it is the absence of a proactive loss prevention program that is the most concerning.
Many times, these retailers have relaxed merchandise and cash controls, which can provide opportunity to an employee who, in different circumstances, would not steal.
In some cases, the retailer may employ investigators to do nothing but identify internal-theft cases.
All too often, these retailers do not dedicate any resources to workplace theft prevention.
If your child worked at a retailer, would you want operational controls and awareness in place to prevent them from making a life-changing mistake? Even if you don't have children, it is generally agreed upon that we have a moral obligation to take some measures to prevent these incidents.
Such mistakes can follow a person throughout his life. A criminal record can eliminate career options, which reduces future salaries. If a criminal record affected the salary of a young person by an average of $10,000 annually, this would add up to $300,000 in lost salary over 30 years. Additionally, the future value of court penalties, fees, and restitution could have a significant impact on retirement. Spending just $10,000 of retirement savings today may result in a loss of nearly $50,000 by retirement because of compounding interest.
These life-changing consequences are daunting. It's easy to see how someone caught up in the ramifications of a theft incident could lose ambition and become depressed. In some cases, the person may contemplate hurting themselves or someone else. Statistics on depression and suicide rates are not available for theft cases. However, there is anecdotal evidence to suggest that there are people who have been impacted in this way.
This is a heartbreaking account of life-changing effects of theft. Going from a computer science career to working at a fast-food restaurant is a dramatic change. Fortunately, the response from the online community was positive and encouraging. However, we don't know what occurred since, as the account is no longer actively posting. Hopefully, the person now has a job and is happy. If retailers take no preventative measures, they should understand the impact.
In addition to the moral obligation to prevent theft, there is also a societal cost in referring cases to prosecution. If the theft could be prevented, the case is an unnecessary burden on the criminal justice system. Since the criminal justice system is funded by taxpayers, everyone contributes to this retailer's lack of controls. Not only has this retailer chosen to absorb theft as a cost of doing business, it has chosen to pass some of those costs to taxpayers. Additionally, the criminal court system is frequently used to recover damages, therefore becoming the retailer's taxpayer-funded recovery service.
Additionally, if the event has life-changing financial implications, the employee could become reliant on government assistance, such as welfare and food stamps. Absent a proactive loss prevention program, some retailers may be adding to the growing number of people relying on government assistance programs. Since these programs are funded by taxpayers, it could be another example of society picking up the tab for retailers that refuse to implement controls in their business.
As an example, if a lawn service mistakenly mows the wrong lawn, and the homeowner knew of the mistake and allowed it to occur, the lawn service could collect damages. However, if the same mistake was made a week later by the same lawn service, the court may assume that the lawn service did not have clean hands.
This doctrine is applicable to the civil recovery aspect of the theft incident. Since the retailer made a decision not to include operational controls in its business, it may not have clean hands. This may be especially true if the retailer had similar theft incidents in the past. In this case, the retailer may have foreseeability into future theft incidents. If the retailer is found not to have clean hands, it may be unable to collect civil restitution. If this was ever determined to be the case, it could make a proactive loss prevention program a prerequisite to collecting restitution.
Preventative operational controls require conscious effort to organize a premeditated plan to steal and avoid detection. Absent these controls, an employee could easily steal on impulse without thinking the action through. Alternatively, manipulating records or systems (controls) would clearly demonstrate that the employee understood exactly what he was doing. While stealing is a crime regardless of what conscious thought led to the incident, thought may determine how serious the crime is.
For example, numerous crimes vary in severity by the effort needed to perform the crime. Loss prevention departments are familiar with some of them. A shoplifter using a tool to remove security tags from merchandise before leaving the store is charged with burglary instead of shoplifting in some jurisdictions. The EAS tags represent a control put in place to prevent theft, which this person took additional effort to defeat. Another example is ORC legislation, which carries tougher penalties for the act of shoplifting.
One could argue that operational controls could be considered in the same manner. Like the EAS tag example, a broken control point may demonstrate that the employee clearly understood what he was doing.
We can all agree that eliminating unnecessary theft incidents is a good thing. Only a sadist could enjoy the thought of someone facing criminal prosecution, not to mention the lifelong financial penalties this person may face. There is also a real possibility of depression and hopelessness for the affected person.
Even if you didn't have an ounce of sympathy for a person stealing from an employer, it is doubtful that you would agree to finance an unnecessary prosecution with your tax dollars. If you add the possibility that this person could become part of government assistance programs, a needless prosecution could become expensive for taxpayers.
In order to encourage retailers to prevent theft in their operations, courts may remove the ability to recover civil damages if retailers cannot demonstrate a preventative control for behavior. This could create ROI opportunities for proactive loss prevention programs. Additionally, courts could reduce penalties for theft incidents in which a control was not in place, and increase penalties for employees who make the decision to steal in spite of controls. Some may argue that this should be a difference of a misdemeanor and a felony. If we are to believe that increased penalties prevent theft, this would further reduce internal-theft instances. Furthermore, this could be another ROI opportunity for proactive loss prevention programs.
Taking these steps would hold retailers accountable for preventing theft by not allowing them to use the criminal justice system as their recovery service. Additionally, stiffer penalties for stealing from a proactive retailer could enhance theft prevention. This may create an increased demand for loss prevention talent, as retailers look to add proactive loss prevention programs to their operations. It may also add to the value that retailers with proactive loss prevention departments already bring.
This article was originally published in 2014 and was updated March 19, 2019.


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Alice Webb is Director, BBC Children's, responsible for the UK's two most popular networks for our youngest audiences, CBeebies and CBBC.
Formerly, Chief Operating Officer (COO), BBC England, Alice was responsible for overseeing all aspects of technology, people, workspace, migration and future ways of working across the BBC sites in Salford, Bristol and Birmingham. This included orchestrating the successful move of key BBC departments including Sport, BBC Children's, 5 live and BBC Learning to Salford, in the biggest BBC move outside London in its history.
Alice joined the BBC a decade ago from PA Consulting Group where she worked with organisations including Orange, The Cabinet Office, Reuters and Deutsche Bank.
Alice is also a Chartered Civil Engineer, spending her early career working on large scale construction projects across the UK and internationally.
Alice is a Trustee of the Greater Manchester Art Centre (Home) and is a member of BAFTA.
iPlay, You Make, We Share Alice Webb, Director of BBC Children's looks at the future of kids and young people's content at the BBC including: the new on-demand iPlay service for kids; how the digital provision will create potential opportunities for producers; and how animation can make the most of those opportunities.


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La chiesa di San Donato è un edificio di culto di Sassari, eretto nella seconda metà del Duecento.

Divenne sede di parrocchia nel 1278, quando sorse anche la chiesa di San Sisto nell'ambito dell'urbanizzazione della zona. Oggi si trova in via Lamarmora.

Descrizione
I resti dell'originario edificio gotico si conservano nella facciata, con portale strombato ad arco acuto e con oculo oggi murato, e nel fianco, con archetti gotici trilobati lungo i terminali, due monofore e un portale

La chiesa venne ampliata nel corso del Seicento. Si presenta oggi a navata unica con paraste angolari e volta a botte lunettata. Sono presenti quattro cappelle per lato, che ospitano altari lignei seicenteschi e settecenteschi. La cappella della Santa Croce ospita inoltre un Crocefisso in legno seicentesco.

Gli arredi della sagrestia comprendono un mobile seicentesco, opera di un artigiano locale.

Collegamenti esterni

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Chiese dedicate a san Donato d'Arezzo


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Q: All rows in UILabel not visible depending on text I have a label that goes across the screen with a margin of 20 on each side and the line attribute is set to 0
This is what it looks like in Interface Builder

There is no problem if the text fits on a single row but if it needs another row, then the second row isn't always visible.
If I use the text and the image above, then the result looks like this in the simulator

But if I add some more text then the second row is visible.
Interface Builder:

iOS Simulator:

Am I missing something with the constraints?
You can download the project here and try for yourself. I've added a textview and a button to easier debug it.

A: You can calculate the desired height in code. It's just a few lines.
https://gist.github.com/danielphillips/1005520
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Egypt celebrates the 45th anniversary of the Egyptian Armed Forces victory over Israeli army in 1973 War. The Egyptian Armed forces have become a model example to be followed by in arts of wars. The brave Egyptian soldiers sacrificed their lives for the sake of the homeland to regain their land, rights and dignity. The 6th of October War has become a lesson to be taught in all current military institutions. The October War resulted in a number of positive changes on both the Arab and Regional arenas, for instance; made a change in the military standards and strategies worldwide, the Egyptian and Arab fighters restored back their confidence in themselves, leaders and their just issue, reestablish the cooperation among all Arab countries that made the Arab world an international power.
Egypt seeks to achieve sustainable development in Sinai as it is the best way to uproot terrorism. According to President Abdel Fattah El Sisi directives, agreements were made with Arab Funds to construct projects in Sinai to enhance the living standard of the citizens and provide job opportunities.
The government is keen on establishing schools, universities, medical centers and electricity and water stations.
- Producing a radio serial on October war martyrs.
- Holding a number of contests related to military battles, arts and history.
- In North Sinai 2241 flats will be distributed, 11 schools will be inaugurated, two hospitals in Taba and Saint Catherine will be ready for inauguration and establishment of new trade zone will be announced.
- In Menoufiya 15 water stations will be inaugurated.
- In Kafr El Sheikh the first phase of the main electricity station in el Borols district will be inaugurated.
- Artistic events are being organized by centers affiliated to Cultural Development Fund.
- A theatrical play named Makamat Masreya (Egyptian Shrines) is being performed in Prince Taz palace.
- A seminar, entitled "The will, belongingness and accomplishments", on October victory will be held on 12 October, given by Human Resource Professor Shaimaa Mahmoud Ismail and Ministry of Education supervisor Hala Mahmoud El Sayed.
- Plastic Arts gallery will be inaugurated on 27 October, entitled "Fayrouz Land".


Preserved bamboo poles should be dried and stored properly to maintain its durability and avoid fungus investation. The following is how you should store your bamboo.
Treated bamboo should be stored horizontally in a warehouse or a place protected from water and solar heat directly.
Storage or warehouse must have good ventilation and air circulation to avoid excess moisture that can cause mold on bamboo.
Bamboo should not be in direct contact with the ground or cement floor, and must be raised from the bottom floor at least 30 cm to ensure air circulation below.
Maximum height of each stack is 30 cm, if you stack more than that, then you must place some wood or bamboo pile in between for air circulation.
If received bamboo is too wet after the soaking process they should be stored vertically for 2-3 days before it is stored horizontally, the aim is that the excess water inside the bamboo could be dried perfectly so that the drying process be faster.


It's that time again! Time for the monthly writing prompts for kids. Here are some ideas to get the creativity flowing from young and old alike. Have fun and remember, the sky's the limit.
The end of the Kindergarten year is fast approaching for Charlie and I can't believe everything we've covered this year! Here's a quick run down of just some of the many topics we've covered this year.


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Germany: cancellation of a feeder flight entitles to compensation according to the distance to the last destination
Submitted by Michael Wukoschitz on 18 October, 2010 - 15:42
KLM sued a passenger for the price of a return ticket from Berlin via Amsterdam to Curacao. The passenger argued that due to cancellation of the feeder flight from BER to AMS, as a consequence of which he and his wife had missed the long haul flight and had to fly one day later, he was entitled to a compensation of EUR 600 per person which he would set off against KLM's claim.
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UK: High Court seeks ECJ clarification of passenger rights
The UK High Court suspended U.K. courts from hearing any more compensation cases for delays against airlines. It has ordered the suspension while it asks the European Court of Justice to review the November 2009 ruling (joint cases C-402/07 - Sturgeon v. Condor and C-432/07 Böck, Lepuschitz v. Air France) extending the claim for compensation as provided in Reg. 261/2004/EC to passengers facing (long) delays. The controversial ECJ judgement strengthened the entitlements of passengers but has outraged airlines.
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Austria: Supreme Court decides on loss of holiday enjoyment again
Two youngsters booked a holiday package to Greece, mainly for the purpose of "having party". They therefore chose a beach hotel close to several bars, discos and other entertainment places. The tour operator, however, accomodated them in a different hotel, about 12 km away. They therefore had to take a bus or taxi to reach the entertainment places. They sued for price reduction, compensation of costs for taxi and bus trips as well as compensation for loss of holiday enjoyment.
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Australia: compensation for inhaling smoke from pyrolysed oil in cabin of aircraft
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England and Wales: Tort Law Reform
Submitted by John Downes on 9 July, 2010 - 20:03
Compensation Act 2006
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Scotland: Carriage By Road
Cheeseman v International Travel Services Ltd. [2008] Rep. LR 66
C booked a coach holiday excursion with X. The excursion was organised by X through sub-contractor V, which supplied the coach. C tripped on board the coach and sustained a fractured ankle. The cause was a defect in the carpet. C argued that X had accepted liability for transport suppliers under the terms and conditions of the contract.
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Regulation on Compensation and Assistance for Air Passengers is valid
Submitted by Michael Wukoschitz on 13 January, 2006 - 02:52
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the European Low Fares Airline Association (ELFAA), which represents the interests of 10 low-fare airlines from nine European countries, contested the United Kingdom's implementation of the regulation before the High Court of Justice of England and Wales. They raised before the High Court questions concerning the validity of the regulation, in particular of the provisions relating to cancellations, delay and compensation. The High Court referred those questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
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No tour operator liability for an accident
No tour operator liability for an accident of a two year old boy who slipped through the banisters of the hotel stairs: in a recent decision Austria's Supreme Court confirmed judgements of lower instance courts who both had dismissed a claim for compensation for pain and suffering based on the allegation that the tour operator had not provided sufficient security for children. Supreme court held that an advertisement emphasising favorable family rates would not justify increased expectations in regard to child security. Contractual safeguard obligations must not be overdrawn.
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Lockerbie: Compensation
Submitted by John Downes on 29 May, 2002 - 14:51
UK families have treated, with some scepticism, claims by US lawyers that they have negotiated a new settlement for families of the victims of the Lockerbie bombing. The settlements are said to amount to £6.4m (€10.08m or $10.12m) per family. However, there have been previous claims of settlement but these have failed to materialize.
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Offer of Compensation
Swissair and Boeing have offered compensation to relatives of the 229 people who died after their flight was lost off the coast of Nova Scotia (Canada) in September 1998. The offer was made in a pre-trial meeting in a Philadelphia federal court. As part of the deal, the relatives would have to waive their "16bn (£10bn) claim for punitive damages. The companies have stressed that this does not amount to an admission of guilt. The case is due for its next hearing on 13 September.
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Recovering from substance abuse whether it's from drugs or alcohol is a long and arduous process. It often involves setbacks, withdrawal symptoms and a roller coaster ride of emotions.
But while that's a given, having a positive environment that's conducive to an addict's recovery can make a world of difference versus being in their old place where they're surrounded by the influences of their past life.
And that's where a sober living home comes in. Sober living homes provide the convenient structure of a halfway house or transitional living. It makes the recovering addict feel safe and secure while being surrounded by like minded people who are also seeking support in a sober living environment.
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A delightful Portuguese wine made with traditional grapes from the mountains north of Lisboa. A wine favoured by Celebrity Chef James Martin, that one mention on Saturday Kitchen crashed the Majestic wine website in the UK and O'Brien's Wines sold out in a flash and now its back I'm delighted to be able to share it with you now and as James said, "one of the nicest reds I've tasted in 10 years on this show".
This wine has clean, clear nose. It has some lovely earthy tones from the indigenous Portuguese grape varieties along with some lush fruits of the forest.
On the palate this wine is soft with a medium to full body. The earthy tones intermingle with the blackberries, blueberries, wild raspberries and faint hints of violets. This super wine is uncomplicated, well made and enjoyable.
Great solo but will pair well with steak or a meaty pizza.


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Pac-12 Tournament 2013 results and bracket: Arizona plays top seed UCLA Friday
The Wildcats will play UCLA Friday for a chance to move on to the Pac-12 Tournament finals.
By Patrick Hayes Mar 15, 2013, 7:30pm MST
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While the Arizona State Sun Devils were eliminated from the Pac-12 Tournament Friday, the No. 4 Arizona Wildcats are still alive and will play the No. 1 UCLA Bruins at 7 p.m. MT in one semifinal. Arizona lost both games to UCLA in the regular season.
In the other semi, the Utah Utes, the No. 10 seed, are an improbable team to still be alive at this point after finishing the regular season below .500. The Utes need a win over No. 3 Oregon to reach Sunday's final.
Here's the schedule and TV listings for Friday's games:
No. 1 UCLA Bruins vs. No. 4 Arizona Wildcats--7 p.m. MT, Pac-12 Network
No. 3 Oregon Ducks, vs. No. 10 Utah Utes--9:30 p.m. MT, ESPN
An updated bracket is available at the Pac-12's official site.
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Parkmobile is a pay by phone parking solution and certain information varies depending on your location. Note that the information in this article is ONLY for the parking areas operated by SP Plus in Royal Oak, MI where Parkmobile is offered.
In the parking areas operated by SP Plus in Royal Oak, MI zone number is 98010.
The Parkmobile toll-free phone number to reach the automated system to register and/or start your parking sessions is: 800-280-4146. If you are parking in the parking areas in Royal Oak, MI and call any other Parkmobile phone number you will be at risk parking in a zone in the wrong geographical area and the parking officers in your area wouldn't see your parking payment in that case.
To dispute a citation, follow the instructions on the ticket or call 855-899-1598. You can log on to your Personal Pages online at www.parkmobile.com to obtain a receipt for your parking session.


Optimizing Sales Force - Common Mistakes - Activate Group Inc.
There are two common mistakes companies make that cause them not to optimize their sales force. The first is self-diagnosis. Companies hire consultants to be their experts to help them improve their sales force, but have already decided what needs to be done in advance of the assessment. A CEO may have a lot of experience in sales, may be having and had success, know their business, and think they know their people. However, the reason to hire an external company is because they bring proven processes and tools to help perform a unique diagnosis of your organization to help you maximize your growth. Let them use it.
The second common mistake is to focus on traditional training. While people need to learn how to make phone calls, ask questions, close, and use other sales techniques, you need to find out why people are not doing these things to begin with. Typically, the reasons people don't perform the way we want fall in to two areas: the values and belief systems of the sales management and the salespeople, and the systems and processes of the organizations. If you do not address both, training will not have much or impact on your growth.


The most popular airline for flights from London Heathrow to Delhi is Air India.
If booked 5 weeks before travel, flights cost only £307.00.
On this route, direct flights are £73.00 more expensive than flights with a stopover.
18 % of all bookings on the route London Heathrow to Delhi are for non-stop flights.
A return flight costing only £312.00 is for example available departing on 10/09/19 and returning on 22/10/19.
You will be amazed at this city of contrasts; old and new, tranquil and chaotic. Food, commerce, history and wonderful architecture give Delhi a unique ambiance throughout the year.
The best time for Delhi is from October to March when temperatures are more comfortable for visitors and reach an October high of around 33°C dipping to a January high of 21°C. Rainfall during the winter months is low. All year markets abound from the ancient and rambling Chandni Chowk and Lajpat Nagar, offering wonderful Indian clothing and intricate henna decorations, to art and antiques in the Sunder Nagar. Delhi is famous for chaat - small delicious dishes from market stalls. Some of the best are found in Chandni Chowk in the old city. After shopping and food, relax in the beautiful, tranquil Lodi Gardens near Humayun's tomb. Wonderful Delhi monuments are many and include the Qutab Minar, built in 1206, the tallest brick minaret in the world. The Red Fort is a famed landmark and reminder of Delhi's Mughal emperors. Visit the sound and light show each evening. The Holi Spring Festival is a Hindu festival held in March. Dates vary according to the Hindu calendar.
You need to obtain a visa from the Indian High Commission. Your passport needs two blank pages and to be valid for 180 days at least at the point when you apply. India is a budget travellers paradise, however quality electronic gear still costs about the same as in the UK. Tetanus, typhoid, diphtheria and hepatitis A vaccines are all recommended and a polio vaccine is required when entering India from some countries.Time differences are plus 5:30 hours in the UK winter, in summer Delhi is 4:30 hours ahead of the UK since there is no daylight saving time.
Transport from Delhi's airport to the centre of the city runs from 4.40am to 11.30pm [Metro Line 2]. There is a shuttle bus to Connaught Place or you can use one of the many prepaid taxis. Distance to New Delhi is about 10 miles and the travel time is about 20 minutes or so. Guest houses or hostels are priced from around 500 rupees per night. Cheap Three Star hotels average at about 1400 rupees per person per night.
There is an excellent cheap public transport system of buses, metro and rickshaws. Taxis cost much less in Delhi than in the UK.


Retailers know very well that the new products shown here are more than worth a look. They resolutely make their way towards the stand: "We had a lot of visitors to our stands, mainly international retailers specifically looking for new and unique products to gain a competitive advantage. Our stand with the young innovative companies was perfectly suited to present to them our products in a manageable and focused way. Visitor numbers increased by the day and, with them, the new contacts. Ultimately, we had nearly 200 solid prospects who then approached us during the course of the year," says Alexander Bochert, CEO of rewoodo GmbH. He was a first-time exhibitor in 2015, showcasing his "Heroes of Wood", ecologically manufactured wooden figures and vehicles, at the joint stand. Since young entrepreneurs can receive funding to take part in the joint stand twice, he will be at the coming Spielwarenmesse, too.
A newcomer to the Innovation made in Germany stand is Matas Petrikas, CEO of Vai Kai. Vai Kai started in 2015 as a crowdfunding project on Kickstarter.com, an Internet platform for project financing, and offers wooden dolls that communicate with each other and the child playing with them through light, sound and vibration. "As a young start-up in the toy industry, it was a no-brainer – we just had to be present at the world's largest toy fair. An Innovation made in Germany stand is the perfect way let people experience our toy live." He hopes, above all, to make contact with future distributors there.
The young companies not only manage to enter the market, but they build up important links among themselves, which persist even after the exhibition. In the Facebook group of Innovation made in Germany, interested parties and participants of recent years come together to exchange experiences and mutual support. The group that can be found here www.facebook.com/groups/190674484395559 is chaired by the team of Spielwarenmesse eG, which also gives members advice and practical help.


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And continuing on with the food feast that was last Sunday, after brunch at The Carrington and pies pies pies, we discovered some sweet finds rummaging in the teeny tiny hole-in-the-wall kind of store that is Chris on Crowns and then stopped off for some sweets of the Greek variation at Hellenic Bakery.
Chris on King: 527 King St, Newtown.
Think walking into someones house hoarded with goodies and all weird and wonderful things from their life past. Photos, cups & saucers, books, and delicate pieces of jewelry. Now take all of that and have it explode into one small room.
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Sukusol Group is a hotel business group headed by Kamala Sukosol in Thailand.[1][2][3] Kamala is a well-known jazz singer in Thailand. She heads the Siam Hotel in the Royal Quarter of Bangkok,[1] part of the company's Siam Hotel & Resorts holdings.
Siam Hotels and Resorts and other businesses are part of the Kamol Sukosol Co. Ltd. The company dates back to 1939, when Mr. Kamol Sukosol started his trading business with a shipment of 12 radio sets from the United States. Over the following years, Mr Sukosol expanded the business into several other industries, including automotive, finance, insurance, and construction. When the company needed to form independent business units to maintain focus, the Kamol Sukosol Electric Co. Ltd was established in 1973. Henceforth led by his daughter, Kamala Sukosol, the company now focuses on the trading of electric and medical equipment. The real estate holdings of the group include numerous property and office rentals in and around Bangkok.
Kamala's son Sukie assists with Siam Hotel operations and is also the creator of Thailand's largest indie music label: Bakery (music label). Kamala's father sold General Electric radios before branching out in business with manufacturing, real estate and car dealerships.[1]
1 Hotel Business
3 Company name
4 Ownership and management
5 Art and architecture (Siam City Hotel)
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Siam Hotels & Resorts
Kamala Sukosol, president
Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi, executive vice president
Daranee Sukosol Clapp, vice president of finance
Krissada Sukosol Clapp, consulting designer
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok
Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa, Pattaya
Siam Bayview Hotel, Pattaya
www.siamhotels.com
Siam Hotels & Resorts is an independently owned and branded Thai hotel group established in the 1970s. Its properties consist of the Siam City Hotel in Bangkok and the Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa and Siam Bayview Hotel in Pattaya, a seaside city two hours southeast of Bangkok. In all, the group currently operates 4- and five-star luxury properties in Thailand with a hotel-room inventory of over 1,000, overseen by a team of 1,100 local and international management and staff.
The origins of the brand date back to 1972 when Kamol Sukosol—entrepreneur, business tycoon and chairman of the Kamol Sukosol Company—acquired a 20-acre (81,000 m2) plot of land in Pattaya and built a resort. The Siam Bayshore Resort opened in 1975 under the leadership of his daughter and managing director, Kamala Sukosol. In 1983, the family acquired another beachfront plot in the centre of Pattaya and built the Siam Bayview Hotel. To complement its Pattaya operations, in 1990 the hotel group opened the Siam City Hotel in downtown Bangkok, adjacent to the Phayathai Skytrain Station.
Company nameEdit
What began as Siam Bay Hotels in 1983 has changed over time. In 1990, with the addition (along with the Siam Bayview Hotel and Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa) of the Siam City Hotel in Bangkok, the name "Siam Bay Hotels" was no longer adequate. The group was renamed "Siam City Hotels and Resorts", to represent the three properties. Then again, in 2009, with the looming addition of yet another hotel, The Siam, another name change, to Siam Hotels & Resorts, was made.
Ownership and managementEdit
Siam Hotels & Resorts is wholly owned and operated by the Sukosol family: Kamala Sukosol is president, her eldest daughter, Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi, is executive vice president; her youngest daughter, Daranee Sukosol Clapp, is vice president of finance, her youngest son, Krissada Sukosol Clapp, is a consulting designer and her eldest son, Kamol Sukosol Clapp, is director of projects. The hotel is managed by a team of Thai and multi-national hotel professionals. Siam Hotels & Resorts currently has 1,100 employees.[citation needed]
Art and architecture (Siam City Hotel)Edit
In the geographical center of Bangkok, the Siam City Hotel is the capital's only five-star hotel in the city's "Palace Quarter", serving important government agencies, the foreign ministry, the United Nations, and major corporations in the vicinity.
Built on an 8-rai (3.2 acres) plot of land, the hotel comprises two main buildings. The ten-storey Ayuthaya Wing was an existing building on the acquired property; it has since been entirely renovated. The 23-storey Siam Wing was designed by the architect, Associate Professor Ajarn Rangsan Torsuwan. He has designed several major buildings in Thailand, including the head offices of several major banks and Huamark Stadium, Thailand's biggest, with over 60,000 seats.
Respectful of the hotel's location near several major palaces—opposite Suan Pakkad Palace, residence of the grandson of King Rama V, Prince Chumbhot Paribatra; two blocks east of Chitrlada Palace, the king's residence; and two blocks south of King Rama V's country villa, Phayathai Palace—the hotel's lobby and garden pavilion courtyard reflect early 20th-century palace architecture as seen during the reign of King Rama V and King Rama VI. The main lobby is graced by a recreation of a Victorian-style conservatory designed by the American glass maker Stephen Gormley. Similarly, Bent Severin & Associates, an international hospitality design company, echoed a similar concept in the interior decoration of the hotel, whereby Thai-style ambience is combined with early 20th-century Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences.
The Siam City Hotel is also home to an extensive art collection, curated by its owner, Kamala Sukosol. Scattered throughout the hotel are collectibles from Asia and around the globe. Items include Chinese mother-of-pearl inlay cabinets, benjarong ware, hun krabog puppets, prehistoric Ban Chiang pottery, art deco/neo-classical lamps, Burmese wooden sculpture, sao ching cha pottery, Ming Dynasty porcelain, Han Dynasty earthenware, Burmese chests, traditional Thai-style mural painting on canvas, celadon plates and Art Nouveau cabinets.
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Krissada Sukosol Clapp
^ a b c Family Thais; An intimate city hotel from Bangkok's famous Sukusol clan
^ Sukosol website
^ Sukosol Family website
Siam City Chain Hailed
Live To Love Concert
Modern Motherhood
Khun Marisa Nunbhakdi and the art collection of the Siam City Hotel
48 Heroes of Philanthropy
Kamala goes on a joyous journey
Vive La Fete!
A swinging affair with Thailand's Queen of Jazz
Kamala sets the stage for a swinging gala
Pattaya Resort: Bt300m facelift for Siam Bayshore
Siam City's Pattaya Hotels Win Asean Green Hotel Awards
Three Pattaya Resorts win ASEAN Green Hotel Recognition Awards
Tourists with the environment on their minds…
Green Leaf Project
Where governments are born
Tranquil oasis
Sweet satisfaction
'Jae' for you
A craving for Korubuta
Christmastime goodies
Dim sum for the soul
Lin Fa Chinese
Thai PM
Pattaya boosted by new image
Operators stake claim to airport opportunities
Bucharest to Bangkok, and beyond
The Red Cross Society: Highlights
SCB Support Kamala Sukosol's "Highlights" Charity Concert
Banquet of Memories
Sukusol Group website
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SEO.com Welcomes New President and CEO
by Dan Bischoff | Aug 3, 2010 | Blog | 4 comments
Dave Bascom steps down as president and CEO but continues as an owner and advisor. Nelson James takes over as president, and Mike Mann as CEO. New management has big plans to surpass the SEO firm's past rapid growth.
SALT LAKE CITY – Dave Bascom stepped down as CEO and President of SEO.com on Monday to take a position with a new division of Deseret Digital Media. Bascom will continue to have part ownership in the SEO company and will act in an advisory role.
"I helped build this company to a point where it's established," Bascom said. "Now I'm moving on to a new challenge with Deseret Digital Media. SEO.com has an amazing team and incredible leadership. It's on a great growth track and is headed in the right direction. I'm confident SEO.com will have even more success in the future."
From his basement, Bascom started the SEO company in 2003 under the name Web Targeted. In 2007, he obtained the SEO.com domain with Mike Mann (http://MikeMann.com/), renamed the company, and since dramatically grew SEO.com despite tough economic times. In the last year, Utah Business Magazine named Bascom as a Top 40 Under 40; and V|Spring Capital named him a top 100 entrepreneur in Utah.
Mann will be the acting CEO and placed Nelson James as the president of the company. James was formerly SEO.com's vice president of client services, and has worked directly under Bascom for the past five years.
"Dave has been a great leader for this company and a mentor of mine for the past five years," James said. "We have a great opportunity and strong leadership in place, and I look forward to continuing SEO.com's growth. I wish Dave all the success he deserves."
In the last two years, the search marketing firm grew from 12 employees to more than 60, moved to a larger office in Salt Lake County, and increased monthly revenue by more than 600 percent.
SEO.com was named the No. 2 SEO firm by Website Magazine, among the top 10 SEO firms in the country by PromotionWorld, and one of the top 25 fastest growing companies in Utah by the Utah Valley Entrepreneurial Forum two years running, including No. 6 in 2010. SEO.com also has been named among the Emerging Elite by MountainWest Capital Network.
"I want to thank Dave for bringing SEO.com to where it is today," Mann said. "He has done an incredible job. His efforts to date have, and will, perpetually benefit the charities we support, which is extremely important and the main impetus for all of my work. With Nelson, we will carry on the tradition of providing great results for clients, and we will continue to grow."
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SEO.com is a search marketing firm that delivers a big ROI for its clients by driving traffic to their websites through aggressive search engine optimization, pay per click management, and social media marketing. SEO.com then turns those visitors into sales through search-optimized Web design and conversion optimization. Clients range from small startups to Fortune 100 companies. For more information, visit https://www.seo.com/
Sachin Bisaani on August 4, 2010 at 2:11 am
Congratulation Nelson James For becoming president, and Mike Mann as CEO. SEO.com blog is great place to learn and get updated with latest SEO news, I Hope under your guidelines Show will go on.
Sachin Bisaani
(shreeonlinejobs.com)
Bryan Agoncillo on August 6, 2010 at 2:26 am
Congratulations Nelson James for becoming president!!!
Aaron on August 16, 2010 at 5:56 am
Congratulations Mike Mann for becoming a CEO.
Dan Bischoff	on August 26, 2010 at 2:28 pm
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The Global Commission on Drug Policy ⁄ Reports by the Global Commission on Drug Policy
The Global Commission on Drug Policy produces technical and policy reports to ground evidence-based recommendations in human rights, health and development.
Political reports focus on drug policy reform generally and provide recommendations to countries in areas such as decriminalization; health and security; alternatives to incarceration for low-level people involved in the production, transport or selling of drugs; more intelligent measures against violent organizations and policy innovations such as legal, regulated markets. Technical reports have included the intersection between the war on drugs and HIV/AIDS; drug control, public health and hepatitis C; and the lack of access to controlled medicines. These reports seek to assist governments, international, regional and local organizations and journalists in a better understanding of the drug control system, and motivate humane and effective ways of reducing the harms caused by drugs and prohibition. Since 2011, the Global Commission has strongly advocated for a change in the international drug policy agenda, redirecting the conversation away from prohibition to a more balanced and purposeful discussion.
2019 - Classification of Psychoactive Substances: When Science Was Left Behind
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2018 - Regulation: The Responsible Control of Drugs
2017 - The World Drug PERCEPTION Problem: Countering Prejudices About People Who Use Drugs
2016 - Advancing Drug Policy Reform: a new approach to decriminalization
2015 - The Negative Impact of Drug Control on Public Health: the global crisis of avoidable pain
2014 - Taking Control: Pathways to Drug Policies That Work
2013 - The Negative Impact of the War on Drugs on Public Health: The Hidden Hepatitis C Epidemic
2012 - The War on Drugs and HIV/AIDS
2011 - War on Drugs
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