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Q&A: Lucinda Williams
The singer defies a traditional standard for women, she says. 'I was allowed to explore'
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Lucinda Williams is lunching in downtown Austin, a quick drive and half a lifetime away from the spot, near the University of Texas campus, where she sang on the street in the 1970s. A good day's take was twenty bucks. "I wouldn't want to be starting out now," she says. "It's tougher. I see a jadedness in kids. It's not cool to have a sense of wonder, to be, like, 'Wow.' " Williams, 48, is especially aglow today, packing a fine new roots-pop album in Essence, written in a burst of candor last year after the end of a relationship. Williams took five years to make 1998's Car Wheels on a Gravel Road. But she cut the basic tracks for Essence in a week, with members of Bob Dylan's and Neil Young's bands. "Not a recommended way to work," she says of writing right after emotional rupture. "I haven't been successful at being in a relationship and being creative. I have to bring the two together."
How did Charlie Sexton and Tony Garnier manage to get time off from touring with Dylan to do Essence?
I had to get a band together. I was thinking, "Who's playing with Dylan and Neil Young?" Because those are the best bands.
Don't go for the unemployed, right?
I figured I could just borrow 'em. I'd worked with Charlie before. Jim Keltner's name came up — he was out with Neil. I knew Tony from living in New York City. All of them had one week available, this little window of opportunity. We cut fourteen tracks in six days.
Is it true that, while writing, you didn't leave the house for two weeks?
All I did was go out to eat at the end of the day — maybe call a friend: "Want to get some dinner?" You get up, make coffee, start writing. I enjoyed it. Then I started playing the demos for close friends, getting reactions. A couple of people said, "Why don't you just put the demos out?" People say that because they're always complaining that I take so long [between records]. I proved them wrong this time.
My kitchen table, with a little tape recorder and all the notes that I've ever written and never throw away. When I write, I pull everything out and see if something happens. If it doesn't, I put it aside, get it out later and try again.
When do you know it's right?
I cry. It's very cathartic. Like "Bus to Baton Rouge." There's a darkness to it. I didn't put it all in there. You have to read between the lines: "There are other things I remember as well/But to tell them would just be too hard." Nobody's written the definitive Lucinda Williams story, because I'm very protective of my family.
You have a song on the album, Get Right With God. As a native Southerner, did you grow up in the church?
Both of my grandfathers were Methodist ministers, but my parents got away from that. We went to the Unitarian church. But I grew up with an appreciation of the Bible as a wonderful piece of literature, tradition and ritual. And I didn't grow up with a traditional standard for women — getting married and having a family. I was allowed to explore.
The irony of country music today is that lyrically it ignores the very stories that define the Southern experience.
Country music is watered down, whitewashed. My favorite period of country music was the 1960s. It was about the gritty things: infidelity, car crashes. Like "Ode to Billie Joe" — what did she really throw off the Tallahatchie Bridge?
If you wrote with less darkness and more sugar, do you think you'd get that big country-radio hit?
There was one artist interested in covering "I Just Wanted to See You So Bad" [from 1988's Lucinda Williams]. She said that if I could magically add a chorus to the song, she would consider it. My response was, basically, you can kiss my Dixie white ass. People won't cut my songs in Nashville, except the brave ones. Patty Loveless recorded "The Night's Too Long." Tony Brown, her producer, said "they" even had a problem with that one, whoever "they" is. That's the thing about Nashville. "They" is always someone else: "We're artist-oriented. It's 'they' who are the problem." No one cops to it.
I've heard that you don't like to fly. Do you have a fear of flying, or do you just not like airplanes?
Both [laughs]. I mean, who likes it, sitting there, closed up? I like the solitude of driving. The phone's not ringing off the hook. I've written songs while driving. I wrote "Joy" [from Car Wheels on a Gravel Road] driving to see my folks in Fayetteville, Arkansas. We moved around a lot when I was growing up. My dad was teaching. We would be a year here, a year there, which is the way it is when you're a young college professor. I feel comfortable in a hotel or motel. I'm always writing letters and sending postcards.
That's very old-school.
I don't have e-mail. I already get so much mail I can't handle it. I called this guy the other night. I tried to leave a message, and there was no machine. I couldn't believe it. Later, I got him and said, "I tried to call you, but I couldn't leave a message." He said, "I figure if people want me, they can find me." There was something refreshing about that.
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Chrysomya est un genre de la famille des Calliphoridae, il comporte plus de , dont Chrysomya rufifacies et Chrysomya megacephala.

Le terme  parfois utilisé est dérivé à la fois de la famille associée, Calliphoridae (), et de l'idée selon laquelle le genre est originaire d'Asie et n'a migré en Amérique du Nord que relativement récemment.

L'importance primordiale de Chrysomya dans le domaine de l'entomologie médico-légale est due au cycle de vie du genre, permettant aux enquêteurs de développer avec précision un intervalle post-mortem .  Le nom vient du mot chrysos, qui signifie « doré » en référence à l'éclat métallique des espèces du genre, et -mya, une dérivation du mot myia, qui signifie « voler ».

Description
Les adultes de Chrysomya sont généralement de couleur métallique avec des soies épaisses sur le méron et une arista plumeuse.

Imago

Les traits d'identification du genre Chrysomya comprennent généralement :

 Un corps de10–
 Un corps métalliques
 Un corps bleu/vert
 Des soies épaisses sur le meron
 Une arista plumeuse

Certaines espèces ne présentent cependant pas l'intégralité de ces traits. Les adultes se nourrissent d'aliments variées, notamment de matières en décomposition, d'excréments et de fleurs. Au cours de leur six semaines de durée de vie moyenne  (durée sensible à la température, aux conditions météorologiques, etc.), les femelles pondent généralement des masses de 50 à 200  d'œufs. Les espèces de ce genre présentent des procédures de ponte variables. L'espèce Chrysomya bezziana , par exemple, pond ses œufs exclusivement sur des mammifères vivants quoique la plupart des espèces de Chrysomya préfèrent effectuer la ponte sur des organismes morts. Comme pour de nombreux genres de mouches, les myiases primaires et secondaires sont possibles possible mais probables.

Larves

Le genre Chrysomya comporte des espèces dont plusieurs provoquent des myiases primaires et secondaires chez les animaux domestiques. Il peut être difficile de distinguer les larves des différentes espèces aux mêmes stades. Cependant, les larves d'une espèce, Chrysomya rufifacies présente des ressemblant à des épines très distinctes couvrant tout son corps, ce qui lui donne, en anglais, le nom commun   ou  .L'aspect poilu de C. rufifacies permet de distinguer facilement les  et  stades du proche parent, Chrysomya megacephela . Bien que les 1ers stades soient assez similaires, C. megacephela se caractérise par des poils de spiracle plus épais aux  et  stades.

Cycle de vie

Chrysomya, comme les autres diptères, est holométabole et se développe en quatre étapes: œuf, larve, nymphe (appelée pupe)  et adulte. Ce cycle de vie court est très utile pour déterminer un intervalle post mortem lorsqu'il est étudié avec précision en entomologie médico-légale . Pour C. rufifacies, selon la température, le cycle de vie complet impliquant le développement de l'œuf à l'adulte prend de 190 à . Le stade nymphal varie de  à , et enfin l'adulte émerge entre la  et la  heure.

myiase
La myiase est l'infestation des tissus des vertébrés par des larves diptères . Ces larves se nourrissent des tissus morts ou vivants de leurs hôtes vertébrés. Plusieurs espèces de Chrysomya sont connues pour provoquer des myiases chez les animaux et/ou les humains. Une espèce, Chrysomya albiceps, se nourrit uniquement des tissus malades d'un hôte. Une deuxième espèce, Chrysomya rufifacies, est un prédateur de parasites primaires et était autrefois utilisée comme traitement de l'ostéomyélite. Une autre espèce, Chrysomya bezziana, est l'une des causes les plus importantes de myiase dans l'Ancien Monde. Les bovins sont le principal hôte de ces larves, ainsi que parfois les humains et les autres animaux domestiques.

Prédation
La majorité des espèces de Chrysomya sont connues pour être des prédateurs voraces d'autres espèces de mouches à viande au stade imago. Les deux des principales espèces prédatrices de la famille des Calliphoridae sont C rufifacies et C. albiceps . On pense que C. albiceps est un vecteur mécanique de diverses maladies en raison de son association fréquente avec la saleté. La prédation par C. rufifacies d'autres espèces de mouches peut avoir un effet profond sur les estimations de PMI et la survie réelle de l'espèce de mouche hôte. Des études ont montré que la prédation par C. rufifacies sur Cochliomyia macellaria provoquait une diminution spectaculaire de la survie, de 36,3% à 10%.

Distribution
Le genre est présent sur l'ensemble des continents excepté l'Antarctique, des zones tempérées aux zones équatoriales.

Liste des espèces
Selon  :

Systématique
Le nom valide complet (avec auteur) de ce taxon est Chrysomya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830.

Chrysomya a pour synonymes :
 Achoetandrus Bezzi, 1927
 Pycnosoma Brauer & Bergenstamm, 1894
 Pycnosomops Townsend, 1934

Espèces remarquables

Chrysomya rufifacies

Localisation géographique Les rufifacies de Chrysomya sont répandues dans tout le sud des États-Unis, y compris le sud de la Californie, l'Arizona, le Texas, la Louisiane et la Floride. Il est connu pour occuper des régions d'Amérique centrale, du Japon et de l'Inde. Chrysomya rufifacies n'a été découvert aux États-Unis qu'en 1980 et on pense qu'il s'agit d'un immigrant récent.  De nouvelles recherches ont montré la présence de C. rufifacies en Ontario pendant la saison d'automne. À mesure que les températures augmentent en raison du réchauffement climatique, on prévoit que les colonies de C. rufifacies se propageront bien dans le sud de l'Ontario et du Québec.

Chrysomya mégacéphale

Localisation géographique C. megacephala présente une distribution très variée dans les régions asiatiques, en Afrique du Sud et en Amérique du Sud. Cette espèce s'est également récemment bien établie dans le sud des États-Unis. C. megacephala est une espèce qui préfère les températures plutôt élevées et se montre essentiellement active pendant les périodes de pointe de chaleur de l'après-midi.

Le genre et l'humain

En médecine légale: utilisation de C rufifacies

Les adultes de Chrysomya rufifacies sont généralement les premiers à coloniser un cadavre frais. Dans le sud des États-Unis, cela peut se produire quelques heures, parfois quelques minutes, après le décès de l'hôte. Cette espèce est la mouche la plus courante trouvée sur les cadavres, et son temps de développement constant est extrêmement utile lors de l'établissement d'un intervalle post mortem . Cependant, C. rufifacies peut avoir l'effet inverse puisque ses larves de deuxième et troisième stades sont connues pour être prédatrices, se nourrissant d'autres larves qui auraient pu coloniser le corps en premier. De plus, les C. rufifacies sont connus pour être cannibales comme lorsque les deuxième et troisième stades se nourrissent de jeunes premiers stades.  Les larves sont capables de creuser des centimètres dans le sol pour atteindre la nourriture et habiter un cadavre enterré.  Il est prouvé que la chimie organique peut être utilisée pour déterminer l'âge des larves après l'alimentation. La composition en hydrocarbures des larves s'est avérée êtreen corrélation avec l'âge. Il s'agit d'une grande avancée puisque la composition cuticulaire en hydrocarbures est une méthode plus précise pour déterminer l'âge des larves après l'alimentation par rapport aux méthodes précédentes de mesure de la longueur de la récolte larvaire, par exemple.

Liens externes

Notes et références

Calliphoridae
Animal (nom scientifique)

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Der Distrikt Lobitos liegt in der Provinz Talara der Region Piura im äußersten Nordwesten von Peru. Der Distrikt wurde am 17. März 1955 gegründet.

Geographie
Der Distrikt liegt im zentralen Westen der Provinz Talara an der Pazifikküste mit einer etwa 25 km lange Küstenlinie, an der es mehrere Badestrände gibt. Das Landesinnere erstreckt sich über eine halbwüstenhafte Landschaft und etwa 40 km tief. Der Distrikt hat eine Fläche von 233,01 km². Beim Zensus 2017 wurden 1312 Einwohner gezählt. 1993 lag die Einwohnerzahl bei 1245, im Jahr 2007 bei 1506. Verwaltungssitz des Distrikts ist der Küstenort Lobitos mit 1271 Einwohnern (Stand 2017). Lobitos liegt 13 km nördlich der Provinzhauptstadt Talara.

Im Norden grenzt der Distrikt Lobitos an den Distrikt El Alto, im Süden an den Distrikt Pariñas.

Verkehr
Die Nationalstraße 1N (Panamericana) durchquert das Hinterland des Distrikts.

Vom Hafen Lobitos aus betrieb die Companía Petrolera Lobitos Ltd. – wohl ab 1925 – eine Industriebahn in der Spurweite von 762 mm mit zwei Strecken, eine nach Máncora (60 km) und eine nach El Tablazo (42 km). 1958 wurde der Betrieb eingestellt.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Distrikt in der Provinz Talara
Distrikt in Peru


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When it comes to decisions for our babies, many of us like to do a lot of our research with helpful and easy to read books. Indigo has a great selection of resources for parents. The Parents' Guide to Baby-Led Weaning is a great starting point for anyone interested in skipping the pureed foods in favour of their babies sharing the family meal. This book covers everything from the reasons to choose this method over purees to info on how to prevent choking. Making one meal that is both family and baby friendly is easier with the Baby-Led Weaning Family Cookbook.
Those wanting to take a more traditional approach to feeding can find amazing recipe books to help develop healthy eaters. Baby Food Universe offers recipes from purees to toddler foods that aim to encourage adventurous eating. The book is named after the author's popular Instagram account of the same name.
One reason many parents choose to buy their baby food rather than make it is because between diapers and baby groups, they feel they don't have the time to prepare their baby's food from scratch. Luckily Beaba has created a line of innovative solutions for today's parents. First up is their Beaba Baby Cook. This all-in-one machine can actually steam, puree, and reheat fresh baby food in 15 minutes or less. This system allows you to steam the food to retain nutrition and then puree without using a bunch of different products and creating a huge mess. Once you have prepared your food, you can easily store your extra (the Baby Cook can make up to 4.7 cups of food at a time) in the Beaba Multiportions Baby Food Tray. This allows you to store or freeze your baby's food in six different 3oz portions. Made of top quality silicone, the trays are safe for the oven, microwave, dishwasher, and of course, the freezer.
Another great way to let baby feed themselves is with the Kidsme Food Feeder Starter Pack. This set includes two different feeders with interchangeable small, medium and large silicone sacks where you can put in food for your baby to be able to explore new tastes and textures safely.
Just because you choose to feed your baby purees, doesn't mean your baby can't feed himself. With the Kidsme Food Squeezer, your baby can eat pureed foods with less mess and less work for you. This squeezer can easily accommodate fresh or store made foods for quick and easy meals at home or on the go.
No matter how you choose to feed your baby, introducing solids should be (mostly) fun for everyone! But if you're finding it a lot of work and would love a little help, Indigo has everything you need to make the job easier with less mess.
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Melissa Robertson divides her time between her three daughters and writing for the Parent Life Network. In her 'spare time' she loves to be a total control freak while attempting to do crafts with her girls.


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Leave the familiar world temporarily and enter the Portal Knight APK + OBB world to discover great things. This is a game from the famous publisher 505 Games Srl, promising to bring you extremely great adventures to experience. First, let's find out some of the special highlights that it brings.
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If you are bored with traditional adventure games like Guild of Heroes or Dead Cells, then Portal Knight is definitely a choice not to be missed in the present. Basically, the gameplay of this game will not change too much compared to other products of the same category but it will definitely make you feel excited right from the first time to enjoy. Currently, this game is being officially released on many different platforms, including PC and Mobile.
Therefore, you can easily download games through Google Play or App Store quickly. Note, it is not a free game so you will have to pay a fee equivalent to $ 7 to be able to download the game to your device. This is not a lot of money, but if you do not want to pay, please download the game via the APK link below this article. All are completely free and convenient.
In Portal Knight, players will start their journey by choosing a character. The game offers quite a lot of different characters such as cavalry, magician, gunner, warrior, … Each character will bring you advantages and disadvantages that are completely different, so consider it. carefully before making a choice. Then join the fight to defeat the evil monsters and giant bosses to upgrade and hone your skills and abilities. Gradually, you gather resources to create weapons, armor, skills, and build a house full of treasures from the adventure.
To make a big difference to players, this game did not integrate the task system as well as the storyline during the experience. This means that the game will be completely open, and players can freely explore all the interesting places in the game as soon as the basic training is completed. Besides, Portal Knight allows players to freely move everywhere to search for the necessary resources. Thereby, creating works and items to serve the survival process of the protagonist.
Basically, the control mechanism in Portal Knight will be completely similar to other products on the game market today. Players will still control their characters to move, perform necessary actions through the virtual button system built-in experience screen. Besides, you can also make use of the hack & smash system of this game to evade attacks from the enemy. After that, counterattack and get them destroyed as quickly as possible. Overall, the control system of this game is relatively simple and does not cause too many difficulties for new players.
Leave the familiar world behind and enter the unexpected fantasy journey of Portal Knights. This is an adventure game that combines role-playing action in a beautiful 3D open world. This game is carefully focused on the graphics to give players the best and perfect experience during enjoyment. The world in the game is built in the form of blocks but feels much better than classic Minecraft graphics. However, the publisher 505 Games Srl still knows how to bring a few small differences to help players feel the newness when enjoying Portal Knights. In addition, the movement of the characters in the game is shown to be extremely smooth and stable on most mobile devices today.
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Portal Knights impress the worldwide community of players thanks to the free-to-explore, surprisingly built gameplay. Players cannot guess what awaits them ahead. Not only that, but the epic challenge system to fight against monsters that require epic strategic thinking also makes it difficult for all gamers to quit if not to reach the final victory. All these interesting points will definitely make you feel extremely curious about what this game has to offer. What are you waiting for? Download the game via the APK link below the article to experience it now.
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Pool is in vans awaiting departure for inaugural balls. Agents and journalists in formal attire. Very big motorcade. Two columns of SUVs and other vehicles. Choppers are overhead.
The MLK bust remains in the Oval Office, in addition to the Churchill bust, per a WH aide. It was apparently obscured by a door and an agent during the spray. Your pool offers sincerest apologies.


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Email marketing is still one of the most powerful forms of marketing available to you—provided that you do it right. According to ExactTarget, 91% of consumers check their inbox daily. McKinsey & Company will tell you that email is almost 40x more effective than Facebook or Twitter when it comes to acquiring customers.
The thing is, you've got to get it right. In a world where marketers of all kinds are vying for people's attention, grabbing that attention is not such an easy task. The challenge is to make your email newsletters irresistible to your audience. They need to see your email and perceive it as something worth spending time on.
Your email software analytics will let you know how many people are opening your emails and clicking through to your site. More importantly, if there are no conversions, no matter how readable your content is, you haven't nailed it yet.
If you send every new sign up an email that asks them why they signed up to your list, you're going to get some useful insights from them. If you can understand their reasons for connecting with your business, you can also understand what type of content they want to receive from you.
Try to find out what kind of problems, challenges, and goals your audience has. This gives you an instant inroad, as your newsletters can then be tailored toward solving issues or helping them to reach their goals. It also helps you to understand more about who your audience is so you can address them in more appropriate ways.
By asking them why they wanted to connect with you and responding with tailored content, you'll build much stronger relationships with them, much more quickly.
Simplicity is a good start, but consistent and attractive style are really what create engagement. Reams of text, bad positioning or unnecessary information will turn readers off straight away. Always include space in your emails to make them look less busy.
Design your emails with a hierarchy in mind. The fact is, people skim when they read—so they'll probably miss important details. You can use typography to feature different areas in the body of your mail, effectively highlighting the most important parts using font size, type, and color. Use simple but attractive fonts that are at least 14px but no larger than 16px.
Always include quality, relevant images to balance out the blocks of text. If you can take your own, this is always going to look better than generic stock photos.
Another thing to note is that you'll need to make it easy for your readers to scroll through whether they're on desktops or mobiles. Be sure to optimize your emails for mobile as most people will open them this way.
There are some useful tools that can help you optimize your newsletter's appearance.
MailChimp has a design guide that will go a long way to helping you perfect your email presentation.
Another useful—and free—tool is the Hemingway App which shows you where your sentences are too complicated or long, your grammar is off, and repetition is present. You can paste your content to get a quick overview of readability. Using this before you send emails out can work wonders for your click-through rate.
Email is not all about information and sales. Entertainment features highly on most people's agendas. Not enough brands embrace this, costing them plenty of revenue and unsubscribes over time.
Savvy brands use emotion, humor, and engaging stories in their newsletters. You could put in funny links, a gif, or an entertaining personal or user story.
These simple details can transform your relationship with your audience, giving the impression that your brand is fun. They're much more likely to look forward to your newsletters.
Your emails are like a virtual knock on the door. Stuffy, formal communications will seem impersonal and will lose people fast. Obviously, you don't want to come across as overfamiliar either; that may seem contrived or insincere. There is a balance you can find.
A friendly and natural approach is best. A newsletter is no place for overly intellectual rhetoric or excessive wording. Say what you mean, concisely. Humor and slang can work too. Chat to your audience as if they were the only one you were writing to, by regularly referring to them as "you" and refraining from "you all," "guys," etc.
Figure out who your ideal customer is and talk to them in a language they understand. What does success looks like to them? Coming from this angle will make much more of an impact.
Your audience will respond much better when you talk about them rather than yourself. Similarly, a long list of product features will turn them off quickly.
Segment your email lists according to specific preferences or demographics so that your emails will be more personal to each audience. Before you send something, read it through to be sure it flows well and sounds natural and positive.
Don't be afraid to resend your newsletter to those who didn't open it the first time. Using your analytics panel, find out who didn't open—the email very well got lost in their inbox. Wait for a week, and then tweak the subject line to .
You can leave the newsletter content unchanged. Having said that, if your new subject line conveys something slightly different, ensure that thing is covered in the content. You must always deliver what you say you will. Check out what your subject lines might be missing.
Send this out only to those who didn't open your mail the first time. On average, over 50% of people are not opening your emails. If you resend the same email out with a new subject line one week later, you'll give that section of your list a second chance to engage with your content.
Marketer Noah Kagan of AppSumo/SumoMe claims that a further 7028 people opened his second email when he first used this approach. It only takes a couple of minutes of your time, so it's worth a try.
Split testing is a good idea, as it gives you the ability to find out which elements achieve the most engagement. Also known as A/B testing, you can run a split test for different times of day, different kinds of subject line, and so on.
For example, you might send five or ten emails with different subject lines but the same email content. Your analytics will tell you which one had the highest click-through rate, so you'll know which kinds of subject lines to apply to your next campaigns.
You might also send out the campaigns on different days and at different times to see which times people are most likely to open them. In this way, you can gradually perfect your email marketing strategies to get a consistently better open rate—and hopefully, more conversions.
Your communications are ready to go.
If you have done your due diligence in understanding your audience, tidying up your content and presentation, addressing people appropriately, and analyzing and testing your methods, there's no reason why your click-through rate shouldn't soar. The higher it soars, the more conversions you'll get. Of course, the more conversions, the more often your content gets into the right hands.
Daniel Ross is part of the marketing team at Roubler—a scheduling and payroll software platform founded in Australia. Their mission is to change the way the world manages its workforces.


Antoine Griezmann certainly sought an intriguing method to announce his contract extension earlier this summer, prior to the World Cup. Back then, the Frenchman was embroiled in a saga wherein Barcelona were believed to be on the cusp of landing him from Atletico Madrid.
However, the 28-year-old instead chose to remain with his present club, and signed on until 2023. That may have not been the best choice in retrospect, as Atletico's season is slowly turning sour.
In La Liga, they are presently 10 points behind Barcelona, and a Cristiano Ronaldo hattrick ensured their departure from the Champions League last week.
Now, Griezmann may look to rekindle that particular saga, but there is a cruel catch.
According to ESPN, the star forward has offered himself to numerous European giants, most notably Barcelona. However, the Catalan club is reported to be entirely uninterested in pursuing him this time around.
The report states that Barca are instead looking for a young attacking option to replace the aging Luis Suarez, with the likes of Luka Jovic and Maxi Gomez being linked. As of such, Griezmann no longer fits their bill.
Despite claims suggesting that the player is willing to take a reduction in his salary, the €24 million base wage package is still a hefty sum to cut down.
To add to the financial burden, his release clause will restructure itself to around €120 million in the summer. Considering his age and relative anonymity this season, it is easy to see why most clubs may not be that invested in making the signing.
The report also adds that Griezmann is getting increasingly frustrated at Madrid, motivating options such as a salary cut. Presently, some big earners at other clubs may have to be moved about if players like him are available in the coming transfer window.


Woooooh! One word to epitomize the experience of Big Gigantic and Flamingosis—superlative! If you love big drops with a beautiful melodic saxophone then Big Gigantic is the group to see. Likewise, if you love jiggy vibrations and a Latinx-type of feel then Flamingosis is your man as well. Flamingosis began the evening with a groovy mix, ebullient dance moves, and ended his set with a phenomenal display of his beatboxing ability.
Moreover, even though Flamingosis had great visuals with illuminating colors, Big Gigantic's visuals were ineffable! Big Gigantic's visualizations seemed to articulate their personal values and beliefs, as their visuals contained images about love and cannabis. The visuals throughout the show were complemented with an amazing light show as well. One small critique—toward the end of Big G's set their visualization froze for a mere 30 seconds but continued to work after that. On the other hand, Big Gigantic surprised everyone by dropping some unreleased songs throughout the show!
Additionally, Big Gigantic had beautiful saxophone solos, mixed in some throwbacks (e.g., Jay-Z, Biggie Smalls, Kanye West, etc.) and some deep beats to get the crowd moving! It was also very evident that Big G was fully aware of the culture here in Madison, as they even played "Jump Around!" On the whole, both performances were not only delightful but groovy as well, and the vibration stayed at a level of love the entire night.


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Besides books I also purchase everyday items and fun items online. I thought I'd share some of my random purchases.
All items link to Amazon!
I purchased this item for our living room. We needed an extra light and I wanted something I could adjust for computer work, coloring, or reading. I'm very happy with the reading light and with this light. It's worked out great especially for coloring in the adult coloring books.
My hubby is always stealing my Apple Mouse when he works from home, so I finally broke down and bought a new one. This is the Apple Magic Mouse 2. I didn't realize it didn't take batteries until I got it, but I love that it charges with a wire in the computer or wall just like an iPhone/iPad. Very nice.
As soon as I got home from Disney I went looking for an external Battery Pack Charger. I so wish I had one when we where at Disney. My phone was dead by 5pm everyday. Their are no places to charge your phone and my battery got drained fast. I was using my phone to take pictures and text, so I needed it. It was an exercise in trying to save the battery. So, here we are with the Portable Charger. It works great. I love the flash light feature and that I can charge 2 items at a time. I now carry this with me everywhere; because you never know if you will be able to find a place to charge your phone or reading device. And, for our next vacation I will be ready to charge.
This pencil sharpener has been great. It's easy to clean and sharpens my colored / regular pencils.
I've been trying to cut down on plastic and recycle as many things as I can. I have a Krueger and all the little K-Cups are plastic and most are not recycleable, so I deiced to find something that is bio-degradable. I'm in love with the San Fransisco Bay Coffee. I get the Breakfast Blend and Kona Blend. The pods remind me of my grandparents house; when they would freshly ground beans every morning for coffee. Every time I pick one up I smell it and wonderful memories arise plus it's delicious.
I think I would literally die without a battery charger. I have a ton of them and try to keep one with me always, but I have hands around here that sneak mine when theirs is charging. Thieves. Jeeze. Nice collection of items. The lamp is really cute.
I never thought about having a battery charger with me until my trip to Disney and then I was like; why did't I think of this. I so needed one at that time. Now I'm prepared. I've got the outlets in the house and the car to charge, but never expected to need one. The lamp is cure and works great.
Ok, that pencil sharpener does colored pencils?!? That I need!!
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Ya it works with colors pencils and regular pencils. I like it. It's worked for me and my needs.
This is probably the most different of random items I have seen purchased for awhile. I hope you get lots of use out the them and enjoy the others.
I wasn't sure what to call this post, so randomness was born. I love books, but I also purchase other items in life that either are good and helpful or not. Thank's for stopping in Mary.


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After JPMorgan $13B Deal, Banks Seek Protections in Future Bailouts
By Jessica Toonkel and Jonathan Stempel | October 24, 2013
As the U.S. government closes in on a $13 billion settlement with JPMorgan Chase & Co. over its mortgage practices, lawyers specializing in bank mergers are looking for ways to protect their clients from big losses in similar cases in the future.
A big chunk of the record settlement is attributed to bad mortgage loans at Washington Mutual and Bear Stearns – two banks that U.S. financial regulators encouraged JPMorgan to buy during the 2008 financial crisis.
That has triggered discussions among bank merger lawyers about how they can get indemnification clauses into future bailout deals, and obtain greater protection from losses from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which seizes and sells troubled banks.
When the FDIC coordinates the sale of such banks, it often agrees to limit the losses that the acquiring bank may face on troubled assets. It did this, for example, in 2008 to help Citigroup Inc. buy parts of Wachovia Corp., which was ultimately bought without government assistance by Wells Fargo & Co.
One idea that lawyers are discussing is expanding the scope of these loss-sharing agreements with the FDIC to cover potential regulatory action.
"People are talking about what kind of increased insurance against liabilities they can put in place," said Donald Lamson, a partner at Shearman & Sterling LLP in Washington, D.C. "Banks in general are going to be more leery of going into these kinds of deals."
The reluctance of banks to buy failed institutions could cause headaches for regulators in future crises. While only 22 banks have failed so far this year, that pales compared with the 140 that succumbed in 2009 and 157 in 2010, a failure rate that stretched FDIC resources.
JPMorgan is expected to finalize its settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice in the coming days. It originally paid rock-bottom prices for Bear and Washington Mutual, forking out only around $3.4 billion for both and becoming the largest U.S. bank. But it has since incurred billions of dollars of legal costs and writedowns linked to both companies.
JPMorgan now complains that it is being unfairly punished for doing a good turn for the government and economy during the crisis.
"It is like buying a home at foreclosure: you know you're buying at a bargain basement price, but there may be risks," said Jeffrey Manns, an associate professor at George Washington University Law School. "There is no such thing as a free lunch."
Lawyers said JPMorgan's experience is spurring them to try to carve out broader protections for bank bailouts.
"The idea would be to make the language as broad as possible to include regulatory issues and past acts of the predecessor banks so clients are assured they are covered," said Lawrence Kaplan of Paul Hastings LLP in Washington, D.C., and previously a lawyer for the government's former Office of Thrift Supervision.
He added that most banks will want to extend loss-sharing arrangements with the FDIC beyond the usual five years.
Mann explained: "Lawyers are known for pessimism and being negative, but they now have to be more so in assessing the risks of potential acquisitions."
Mitchell Raab, a partner at Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP in New York, said acquiring banks could negotiate a potential reduction in the purchase price if a takeover does not work out as planned.
However, it is difficult for acquirers to fully defend against possible regulatory action arising from the past activity of the banks they buy. Lawyers said any protections they structure will have limitations.
"The FDIC can't say it will forbid the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from taking an action against your firm over poor disclosures that were made," Lamson said.
He said the same holds true for any criminal conduct that the Justice Department or state attorneys general may pursue.
The only way to fully protect clients may be to convince them not to do deals in the first place, some lawyers said.
"If the decision is undertaken to do one of these deals, it should be done in a very careful way," Lamson said. "But at the end of the day being careful may not be enough."
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Patrick and Jessi Scanlon from Maryborough with their children Winter, 2, and Parker, 3, were up early to pay their respects to the fallen at this year's Maryborough Anzac Day dawn service. Alistair Brightman
M'boro mum keeps Anzac spirit alive by giving back
by Jessica Lamb
JESSI Scanlon has only missed one Anzac Day service in her life.
And that was for the birth of her daughter two years ago.
For the Maryborough mother, paying respects to those who have fallen is not just a tradition but a necessary part of being in the community.
True to tradition, Ms Scanlon was up early this year to attend the Maryborough dawn service with her husband Patrick Scanlon and her two-year-old daughter Winter and three-year-old son Parker.
From the age of eight, the now 29-year-old and her sister Tamara Thomsen were performing at Anzac Day events with her proud parents watching on.
"My sister and I used to sing at the Anzac Day ceremony each year," she said.
"We grew up in Teebar, which is about 70km out of Maryborough, and would go to the Broweena service.
"We never missed it and it was very important to us.
"We would sing I Am Australian, the national anthem and the hymns."
Born and bred in the area, Ms Scanlon would love to see her own children grow up to be involved in the service and follow in her footsteps.
"We have always been involved in the community and I strongly believe it has helped me become the person I am today, so I would love to see them involved," she said.
"We go to the service to show our respect for what our soldiers did for us, so today we can live freely and enjoy the life we have in Australia."
Like any mother with young kids Ms Scanlon was nervous about taking children to memorial events in case they made noise or distracted others from a special moment.
That was until she heard the words of a returned serviceman.
"He said that you shouldn't be worried about bringing your kids and them making a noise in the minute's
silence because at the end of the day they are there," she said.
"He said don't hold back, bring the kids because it means that they are being brought up to appreciate and know of their sacrifice.
"He felt like bringing the next generation, who are only living the way they do because of the sacrifice, is actually a family's way of saying thank you to veterans.
"And those words really meant something to me."
Teaching the next generation about the stories of the Anzacs and past wars in Australia's history is important to Ms Scanlon, especially as she has a family member serving in the armed forces.
"My brother-in-law is serving in the navy and has done tours," she said.
"The stories which are passed on aren't nice stories but they are necessary.
"Considering how little our children are, this year we were trying to explain to my son the soldiers were people who went to war and fought for us.
"That's about as far as we went with him but probably in the coming years my husband and I will decide about how to approach it and the best way for them to understand and recognise what they did for us.
"We want to educate them about our history.
"Some people just think Anzac Day is a holiday but it is so much more than that."
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Beer, Basketball, & BBQ is still on for tonight!
What: Watch party for the Charlotte Hornets vs Orlando Magic game.
Why: Free BBQ, Free Beer Glass and Free Basketball just for showing up. Everything is free but donations will be accepted and all proceeds will go to benefit the Most Valuable Kids – Charlotte Branch.
Join us at Good Bottle Co. tonight for an awesome time of local/craft beer, FREE BBQ from "Q For a Cause" (Donations will benefit the Most Valuable Kids-Charlotte branc) , FREE Beer Glass & watch the Hornets take on the Magic!
Also, The Buzz Shop will be open! We will have CrownTownBasketball shirts & hats, as well as Charlotte VS Everybody shirts!
Get out of the house and escape cabin fever!


An assessment is the determination of a property's market value, classification and applicable exemptions each year. In early January, property owners receive a BC Assessment Property Assessment Notice showing the property's value, class and applicable exemptions. This assessment is the basis used by taxing authorities for determining the share of municipal and provincial property taxes owners will pay.
BC Assessment's professional appraisers must review close to two million properties every year and this six month period provides staff with the time they require to ensure the annual assessment roll is as fair and accurate as possible. Appraisers must analyze real estate transactions which can occur before and after the July 1 valuation date.
In the fall, appraisers also inspect new construction and development, verify the physical condition of each property as of the end of October and verify ownership through the Land Title and Survey Authority by November 30. Once this information is collected, appraisers complete the final assessment roll in early December. This work is audited for quality assurance and then notices are printed and mailed to all property owners on December 31 as required by the Assessment Act.
Market value for assessment purposes in British Columbia is the most probable price of a property in an open market between a willing purchaser and seller.
How is an assessment of property made?
BC Assessment has a professional appraisal staff and an extensive database that is periodically updated with information gathered through appraisal inspections. Municipal and provincial agencies inform BC Assessment of land title changes, building permit approvals and zoning adjustments. BC Assessment also considers a property's unique characteristics, including location, size, layout, shape, age, finish, quality, carports, garages, sundecks and condition of buildings.
Provincial and municipal governments (taxing authorities) pay for public services through property taxes, which are based on assessed value. BC Assessment determines the market value of properties and sends property owners a Property Assessment Notice. Then, tax authorities determine the property tax rate they will set to raise the revenue needed to pay for public services. The tax authorities apply this rate to the assessed value of properties and send property owners a Tax Notice.
Property values usually change as a result of real estate market forces and these forces vary by property type and location. If a property was upgraded, the value will likely increase.