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A Ferrari SF70H egy Formula-1-es versenyautó, melyet a Ferrari csapat a 2017-es Formula-1-es világbajnokság során használt. Pilótái az előző évi páros, Kimi Raikkönen és Sebastian Vettel maradtak.

Ez volt az utolsó év, amikor a csapat főszponzora a Santander volt. Az autó beceneve Gina volt. Nevében a 70-es szám a Scuderia Ferrari 70. születésnapjára utal. A Spanyol Nagydíjtól kezdődően előírásszerűen nagyobb rajtszámokat kezdtek el használni, melyek megegyeztek a csapat által a 70-es években használtakkal.

Az SF70H rendkívül versenyképes konstrukció volt, öt győzelmet és öt pole pozíciót szereztek pilótái, és végig versenyben volt a világbajnoki címért, melyet végül sorozatos balszerencsék és hibák miatt nem ért el a csapat.

Az idény
Már a szezon eleji teszteken látszott, hogy egy gyors konstrukció készült. Ezt be is bizonyították a szezonnyitó Ausztrál Nagydíjon, ahol Vettel megnyerte a versenyt, jó taktikázással. Raikkönen negyedik lett, és így elég pontot gyűjtöttek ahhoz, hogy a turbóérában először más csapat vezesse a konstruktőri bajnokságot, mint a Mercedes. Kínában a biztonsági autó miatti eltaktikázás egy nehezen megszerzett második helyet jelentett Vettelnek, aztán Bahreinben ismét győzni tudott. Az Orosz Nagydíjon a Ferrari pilótái rajtolhattak az első sorból, de Valtteri Bottas ragyogó starttal mindkettejüket megelőzte, és később meg is szerezte élete első futamgyőzelmét.

Spanyolországban Raikkönen kiesett, de Vettel ismét második lett. Monacóban aztán Raikkönen szerzett pole pozíciót, méghozzá közel 9 év után az elsőt. A versenyen aztán az eltérő boxtaktika miatt (mely miatt meg is vádolták a Ferrarit, hogy Raikkönen szándékosan volt a lassabb stratégián) a versenyzők helyet cseréltek, és Vettel nyert. Raikkönen csak a második helyen futott be, de ezzel hét év után először értek el kettős győzelmet. Kanadában egy pocsék hétvégét követően sok pontot vesztettek.

Egy hírhedt összetűzés történt az Azerbajdzsáni Nagydíjon. A számtalan ütközés és baleset tarkította futamon Vettel agresszíven rárántotta a kormányt az előtte a biztonsági autó mögött, szerinte túl lassan haladó Hamiltonra, aki állítása szerint vészfékezésre késztette őt. Ettől a Ferrari első szárnya letörött, és az ennek cseréje miatti időveszteség mellett 10 másodperces büntetést is kapott. Később három büntetőpontot is kapott, majd, hogy elkerülje az egy versenyes eltiltást, nyilvánosan bocsánatot is kért Hamiltontól (aki egy másik, az esettől független hiba miatt szintén visszaesett). Ausztriában aztán Vettel úgy lett második, hogy alig 6 tized másodperccel maradt le a győzelemről Bottas mögött. A Brit Nagydíjon Vettel csak a hetedik lett guminyomás-problémák miatt, Raikkönen viszont a harmadik helyig jutott fel. A Magyar Nagydíjon dominált a Ferrari, Vettel a kormánymű meghibásodása ellenére, és úgy, hogy látványosan lassulni kezdett, megnyerte a versenyt Raikkönen előtt, újabb kettős győzelmet aratva így a csapat. Belgiumban aztán Vettel és Hamilton vérre menő csatát vívtak az első helyért, amit végül Hamilton szerzett meg. Raikkönen ezzel szemben 10 másodperces büntetést kapott sárga zászló figyelmen kívül hagyásáért. Olaszországban aztán ismét csak szenvedett a csapat, Vettel elvesztette a vezető helyet a világbajnokságban.

Szingapúrban aztán tragikusan végződött a futam a Ferrari számára. Vettel pole pozíciót ért el, Raikkönen pedig negyedik lett az időmérő edzésen. A versenyen aztán, a rajt utáni tülekedésben Vettel, hogy visszatartsa az előzni próbáló Max Verstappent, elévágott, aki megpróbált visszahúzódni, de nem volt hová - ott volt ugyanis Raikkönen. Verstappen és Raikkönen összeütköztek, majd a finn becsapódott a saját csapattársába. Mindhárman kiestek - még sosem fordult elő addig, hogy a két Ferrari már a verseny első körében kiessen. A balszerencse tovább sújtotta őket Malajziában, ahol Vettel autójában motort kellett cserélni, így az utolsó helyről kellett rajtolnia. Raikkönen viszont motorproblémák miatt el sem tudott rajtolni - Vettel negyedik lett. Ha ez még nem lett volna elég, Japánban Raikkönen öt helyes rajtbüntetést kapott egy szabadedzésen elkövetett hibáért, a versenyen pedig a második helyről rajtoló Vettel autója fokozatosan elkezdett lassulni, majd a negyedik körben megállt. Ezzel a három futammal a Ferrari annyi pontot vesztett, hogy Lewis Hamilton és a Mercedes kényelmes előnyt autózott össze magának a világbajnoki címért folytatott küzdelemben - esélyük így innentől tulajdonképpen matematikai volt.

Austinban második lett Vettel, Raikkönen pedig a harmadik, de a konstruktőri bajnoki címet már elvesztették a Mercedesszel szemben. Mexikóban Vettelnek legalább másodiknak kellett lennie úgy, hogy Hamilton ne legyen tizediknél jobb, ahhoz, hogy életben tartsa reményeit. A verseny első kanyarjaiban összeütköztek, mindketten a mezőny végére kerültek defekt, illetve szárnycsere miatt. Vettel óriási küzdelemmel tört előre, de így is csak a negyedik helyig jutott, ami nem volt elég. Hamilton kilencedik lett, és így világbajnok.

Vettel még megnyerte a Brazil Nagydíjat, Abu Dhabiban pedig harmadik lett, így a Ferrari és Vettel is másodikok lettek a bajnokságban, míg Raikkönen negyedik.

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Anti-Trump Protesters Accidentally Walked Into Marine Trump Supporters
12 Nov 2016 Barracuda Brigade
Good thing there was a large cop presence so it didn't turn in to a violent incident. These anti-Trump protesters picked the wrong street to march down.
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An unofficial Marine Corps birthday get-together took an odd turn in Florida Thursday night, when an anti-Trump protest walked by the bar where they'd gathered.
The Marines got into a heated shouting match with the protesters, but a strong police presence prevented things from getting out of hand.
WFTS-TV in Tampa first reported on the incident, which occurred at an Irish pub in Ybor City on Thursday.
About 100 Marines were on the first stop of an unofficial pub crawl to celebrate the Marine Corps' 241st birthday — the site of the Corps' first recruiting drive was in a tavern, after all — when a crowd of about 150 protesters passed by, said Johnny Gomes, who was in the Irish pub at the time.
"There were people with their signs yelling about fascism," Gomes told Marine Corps Times on Friday. "There were some yelling profanity. There were some yelling 'Black Lives Matter;' 'Trump is not our president.' So there was a big mix."
The Marines at the pub "didn't really care for that" and started yelling back at the protesters, Gomes said.
"Nothing happened other than a lot of screaming and hollering and the Marines getting excited and hollering out 'America,'" Gomes said.
None of the roughly 300 people involved in the confrontation were arrested or injured, police told Marine Corps Times. No fights were reported. The altercation was limited to shouting.
The whole incident lasted between 20 and 30 minutes before the protesters left, said Gomes, who credits Tampa police with preventing the volatile situation from exploding into a brawl.
"I think that if the police hadn't been there, probably it could have," he said. "I'm not saying it would have but it could have. There's strong feelings on both sides."
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Lil Nas X Explains Why He Came Out on HBO's 'The Shop'
The "Old Town Road" singer shares his story with Kevin Hart and more
Inside the barber shop for HBO's The Shop: Uninterrupted, Lil Nas X shares why it was important to come out as gay at the moment he did.
Telling his story to Kevin Hart, NBA star Kevin Love, and show creator Paul Rivera on the unfiltered show, the "Old Town Road" singer explains the timing of his announcement, and the impact he hoped it would have.
"It's not that it's like being forced, it's just knowing that growing up, I'm growing up to hate this s***," he explains, as Kevin Hart looks on with confusion. "Hate what?" asks Hart.
"Homosexuality. Gay people," X answers back. "Come on now. If you really from the hood you know," he quiets Hart, as someone shouts, "it's a stigma."
WATCH MORE: Behind the Making of "Old Town Road" with Lil Nas X
"If for me, the cool dude with the song on top of everything to say this, any other time I'm doing this for attention in my eyes, but if you doing this while you're at the top you know it's for real."
"It's showing, it doesn't really matter I guess."
Lil Nas X revealed that he was gay on the last day of June, at the conclusion of Pride Month and during his historic run at the top of the Billboard Chart. "Some of y'all already know, some of y'all don't care, some of y'all not gone fwm no more" he wrote in a tweet, accompanied by a rainbow emoji. "But before this month ends I want y'all to listen closely to c7osure."
The song about breaking boundaries he had set for himself, announced a new beginning for the star. He continued on to carry "Old Town Road" to be the longest-running number one song in history.
You can see more of Lil Nas X and his conversation when The Shop: Uninterrupted airs on HBO on Tuesday September 3 at 11 PM ET.
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AT&T scores $150M deal with Marriott for VOIP, broadband and LTE backup
by Sue Marek |
Aug 11, 2015 11:30pm
Marriott inked a three-year, $150 million deal with AT&T (NYSE: T) in which the operator will provide faster broadband services for Marriott guests, VOIP calling, cloud services and LTE backup.
The deal calls for a network architecture that will help the hospitality chain move key applications to the cloud over the next three to five years. In addition, AT&T's LTE network will act as a backup for critical business applications.
"Moving our business applications to the cloud is more efficient. It will allow us to better meet the demands of our global business. It will also make it easier for our associates to work together and improve our overall guest experience. Using AT&T as our primary wireless back-up carrier will help us support the needs of our guests by making our networks and access to applications more reliable," said Bob Galovic, vice president, IT networks at Marriott.
AT&T will also migrate Marriott's voice services to VOIP so that the firm's voice and data are running over a single network, which will reduce costs and be easier to manage. It will also allow for new features such as being able to route guest calls to the proper Marriott associate. This will happen by late 2015.
In addition, AT&T will have a dedicated maintenance center that will only respond to calls from Marriott.
Marriott has been a long-time customer of AT&T and the carrier has deployed distributed antenna systems in various Marriott properties over the years. For example in 2014 AT&T built a DAS system at the Marriott City Center in Dallas. In addition, in 2011 the operator deployed a DAS system in the Indianapolis JW Marriott.
Interestingly, Marriott also inked a deal with Verizon Enterprise Solutions (NYSE: VZ) last December. At the time, Verizon said it had won a multi-year agreement with Marriot International to deploy its cloud-hosted voice solution that was specifically designed for the hospitality industry.
Verizon also said that all of the Marriott properties would get access to a fully managed cloud-hosted voice solution that would reduce the need for onsite hardware and IT support; a way to replace legacy PBX systems; integration with hotel property management systems (PMS software); UC functionality; and Verizon 4G LTE wireless failover for business continuity if the wired network goes down.
- see this press release
Verizon brings cloud-based Unified Communications to Marriott International hotel chain
Verizon's Shammo: Enterprise spending is showing signs of life
Verizon tells FCC to address blocking and paid prioritization without Title II reclassification
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October 30 & November 13, 2016 — The Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival partnered with both the Bureau of Jewish Education and the East Valley Jewish Community Center to host two screenings of the new documentary Bagels Over Berlin, which explores the role Jewish war veterans played in the Army Air Corps during World War 2. The film's director Alan Feinberg was present at the October 30th screening held at the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus, which also saw over 180 attendees, many of them veterans, and Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane in attendance. The documentary's screening at Temple Beth Sholom of the East Valley in Chandler on November 13 was also very well attended and received.


Zen Noodle Bar completes the new dining experience at Penrith Panthers. The new 400 sqm establishment is expected to become Penrith's most successful Noodle Bar with the Panthers now attracting over 1 million people each year to the Club.
The area formerly known as the Terrace Bar has undergone extensive renovations within the club. Richie and Chontelle from Channel 9 show Domestic Blitz designed the area to be 'The Hub' of the Club and Zen Noodle Bar now sits alongside the new James Squires Bar and Outdoor Terrace.
For Owner John Chu, it's his 5th restaurant. He employed HC Commercial Furniture and HCDS (both divisions of HC Group Australia) to help design and fit out the space.
Materials used in the project included MDF screens with metallic finish. Designed with privacy in mind, each screen was a mix of half and fully routered panels. They were finished in a metallic paint to match other colours on site. Laser cut steel light coverings, vinyl decals and custom signage continued the theme.
Emily Ziz Sixhands Rainforest fabric was chosen to provide colour and drama which worked alongside vibrant vinyls. Carrara white | grey marble tables helped brighten the space and compliment the charcoal flooring. Custom steel table bases were designed to suit finished in black powdercoat to match the sled frames of the stools.
"Whilst we helped with the design, we're not designers. We take the client's vision and input that vision into our software. We start with spacial awareness and the floorplan, mapping out table arrangements allowing for the desired number of patrons and ensuring the space is functional. We then move onto designing the screens, wall paneling and signage, then booth seating and loose furniture. Working through colours, materials and textiles is all part of the process. Everything is costed during the meeting so the client is in full control of their budget at all times. Only products that meet the timeframe are chosen. The client now has a very accurate picture of what their establishment is going to look like. They've had direct input and ownership from the beginning and it's a rewarding experience for them when they see their ideas turned into reality once everything's installed".
Russell Wing, General Manager of HC Group, adds: "Every project comes with three challenges – Design, Budget and Lead time and very few get all three right first time. For example, if you can't compromise on Budget or Design, then you may have to wait longer for your goods. Or if you can't compromise on lead time, you may have to change your product choice to something more readily available.


To celebrate Islington Museum's exhibition of Kenneth Halliwell collages, Cubitt artist Charlotte Young delivered a series of collage workshops for families and adults. The final works were then displayed alongside Halliwell's in the museum.
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Representative Lectures & Presentations:
PBI's Exceptional Children's Conference, to co-present on October 25, 2019:
"Due Process Litigation Strategy"
Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools Annual Conference, to co-present in October 2019, Harrisburg, PA:
"Developing an Effective and Compliant Special Education Program for your Charter School"
International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) Conference, to co-present in October 2019, Palm Springs, CA:
"Empowering Online and Blended Programs to Customize Legally Sound Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities"
Education Law Association (ELA) Annual Conference, to co-present on November 14, 2019, Norfolk, Virginia:
"Are we ready? …Intervention through Transition…"
Pennsylvania Bar Institute School Law Update, June 4, 2019, Philadelphia, PA, co-authored and co-presented:
"Charter Schools & Special Education in Pennsylvania"
Lehigh University's 47th Annual Special Education Law Symposium, May 2019, co-authored and co-presented:
"Charter Schools & Students with Disabilities"
NBI, IEP & 504 Plan Legal Workshop, April 25, 2019, Pennsylvania, co-authored and co-presented:
"FBAs, BIPs: Ensuring Best Practices" & Discipline & Expulsion Essentials under IDEA &Section 504"
Education Law Association, National Conference, November 2018, Cleveland Ohio, co-presented stand alone session:
"Before, Beside, and Beyond the ABCs: The Legal Case for Implementing a Proactive, Preventative & Collaborative Framework of Informed Behavioral, Social-Emotional & Mental Health Interventions and Supports for Students Protected under IDEA & Section 504″
iNACOL, National Conference, October 2018, Nashville, TN:
"Empowering Online & Blended Programs to Customize Legally Sound Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities"
Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI), Exceptional Children's Conference, October 2018, Lancaster, PA:
"Bullying and Students with Disabilities"
Latsha, Davis & McKenna, P.C., May 2018, hosted by 21st Century Cyber Charter School:
"Spring Legal Update & Special Education Training"
Lehigh University's 46th Annual Special Education Law Symposium, May, 2018 co-authored/co-presented:
"Child Find: Knowing Where & How"
AIM Academy Professional Open House for Private & Independent Schools, February 2018, co-presented:
"Laws Applicable to Independent Schools and Students with Disabilities"
Latsha, Davis & McKenna, P.C., January 2018, hosted by MaST Community Charter School, Philadelphia, PA:
"Special Education Training & Legal Update"
Education Law Association, National Conference, November 2017, co-presented, San Diego, CA:
"Supreme Rulings: Are Endrew and Fry Changing the Profile of Special Education?"
"Social Media: Instructional Imperative or Legal Liability"
International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) National Conference, October 2017, Orlando, FL:
New Jersey Charter School Association, Annual Conference, September 2017, co-presented, Newark, NJ:
"Employment And Labor Law: A Year In Review"
Lehigh University's 45th Annual Special Education Conference, May 2017, co-presented, Lehigh, PA:
"Transition: Making It Work from Early Intervention to Aging Out"
American Education Research Association (AERA) National Conference, April, 2017 co-authored/co-presented, San Antonio, TX:
"Parents' Use of Litigation to Enhance the Experience of Students' with Disabilities in Online Schools"
International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) National Conference, November 2016, San Antonio, TX:
Education Law Association, National Conference, November 2016, Orlando, FL, co-presented:
"Response to Intervention: Fidelity or Myth?"
Ohio Alliance for Public Charter School (OAPCS), October, 2016, Columbus, OH:
"Empowering Schools to Meet the Diverse Needs of Special Education Students"
Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools, Making a Difference in Charter Schools Conference, October, 2016, Exton, PA:
"Meaningfully & Legally Addressing the Social, Emotional & Behavioral Needs of Students through Effective Partnerships and Interagency Collaboration"
Jenkins Law Library, August 2016 in Philadelphia, PA:
"Introduction to Charter School Law"
Alabama State Department of Education MEGA Conference, Mobile, Alabama, July 2016
"Special Education in Online Schools and Charter Schools"
Alabama State Department of Education Webinar Series: Online and Charter School Special Education/ Section 504 Issues, 2016
American Education Research Association (AERA), April, 2016 co-authored/co-presented in Washington D.C.:
"Culturally Inclusive Referral for Cyber School Students: From Pre-referral to Appropriate Eligibility for diverse Students"
Lehigh University Special Education Law Symposium, May, 2016 co-authored/co-presented:
"An Analysis of Charter Schools and Public Schools: Is It Just Me or Are Chapters 711 and 14 Really the Same?"
"Legally Sound 504 Practices in Charter Schools"
PBI Current Issues for Child Advocates Conference 2015, co-presented in PA:
"Comparing the Changes in the Child Protective Services Law"
Exceptional Children's Conference (ECC) Monday, October 27, 2014 in Lancaster, PA.
"Charter Schools, Cyber Charter Schools and the Evolving Impact of School Choice in Special Education"
International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL), November 3, 2014, Palm Springs, CA.
"Student Support Services Solution Connecting Legal, Policy and Practical Issues in Online Blended Programs"
Education Law Association (ELA)Wednesday, November 12, 2014 at the Sheraton San Diego, Bay Tower in San Diego, CA.
"Appropriate Planning For Children with Emotional Disturbance and Mental Health Needs: An Examination Of Issues, Case Law, And Recommendations Under Idea And Section 504"
Ohio Alliance for Public Charter School (OAPCS) Wednesday, October 15, 2014 at Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio.
"Legal & Practical Aspects of Educating Students with Disabilities in a Virtual Setting"
"Charter School Trends in Ohio Valley"
West Chester University Graduate Program Class on "Assistive Technology.," July 23, 2014
American Education Research Association (AERA), 2013:
"Chartering New Territory: Cyber Schools, Charter Schools And Virtual Special Education: Pitfalls, Obstacles, Dilemmas And Solutions"
Lehigh University Education Law Symposium, 2013 co-authored/co-presented, Lehigh, PA:
"The Impact of the DSM in IDEA and Section 504 Matters"
iNACOL National Conferences 2012 and 2013 co-presentations, New Orleans, LA and Orlando, FL:
"Legal and Practical Aspects of Educating Students with Disabilities"
Education Law Association, 2013, co-authored/co-presented, Denver, CO:
"Bullying Issues Impacting Students with Disabilities: Highlights of Section 504 and IDEA Cases with Recommendations for Schools"
Education Law Association, 2012, co-authored /co-presented, Hilton Head, SC:
"IDEA Transition Plans: What is required to ensure FAPE for students with disabilities?" co-authored/co-presented
Lehigh University Special Education Law Symposium, 2012 co-authored/co-presented, Lehigh, PA:
"Roles and Responsibilities of the IEP Team"
Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools Annual Conferences, 2006, 2009, PA:
"Training Exceptional Administrators and Teachers for Exceptional Students"
Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools Special Education for Cyber Charter Schools Seminar, 2011
Co-presented on special education in cyber schools
Pennsylvania Bar Institute Exceptional Children's Conferences, 2009, 2010, 2011, Lancaster, PA:
"Ethical Considerations for Special Education Attorneys"
Education Law Association, Chicago, Illinois, 2011 co-authored and co-presented:
"Homeless Students/McKinney-Vento Act"
New Jersey Charter School Association Conferences, Princeton, NJ, 2011, 2012:
"Student Speech, Safety & Searches in a Digital Age"
Pennsylvania Department of Education Charter School Conference, 2008
Presented on new state regulations for charter schools following the IDEA 2004 Reauthorization
Kevin P. Brady, Charles J. Russo, Cynthia Dietrich, and Allen G. Osborne, Jr., Legal Issues in Special Education: Principles, Policies and Practices, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group (2019)
Cynthia A. Dieterich, Nicole D. Snyder, and Christine J. Villani, Functional Behavioral Assessments and Behavioral Intervention Plans: Review of the Law and Recent Cases, 2017 BYU Educ. & L.J. 195 (2017).
Cynthia A. Dieterich, Nicole D. Snyder, and Christine J. Villani, A Legal Study of Children with Emotional Disturbance and Mental Health Needs and Implications for Practice. Journal of Law and Education, 45(1), 39-64 (2016).
Cynthia A. Dieterich, Nicole DiRado Snyder, and Christine Villani, Bullying Issues Impacting Students with Disabilities: Highlights of Section 1983, Title IX, Section 504, ADA, and IDEA Cases, 2015 BYU Educ. & L.J. 107 (2015)
"IDEA Transition: Individualizing Educational Opportunities for Students with Disabilities." In S.C. Bon, J.C. Sun, & K. Miksch (Eds.), Law & Educational Inequality: Removing Barriers to Educational Opportunities, publication date 2015, Information Age Publishing.
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Andrea Pennacchi (* 11. Oktober 1969 in Padua) ist ein italienischer Schauspieler.

Leben und Wirken

Der gebürtige Paduaner Andrea Pennacchi studierte an der Universität Padua Fremdsprachen und moderne Literatur. Seine schauspielerische Ausbildung begann er am Universitäts-Theaterzentrum von Padua. Er nahm Unterricht bei Cesar Brie, Carlos Alsina und Ermintas Nekrosius. Zunächst arbeitete er als Theaterschauspieler. Durch seine Rolle des Sandro in dem Filmdrama Venezianische Freundschaft (Io sono Li) erlangte er eine größere Bekanntheit. Seitdem ist Pennacchi auch in verschiedenen Fernsehfilmen und Fernsehserien zu sehen. Durch seine Assistenz bei Regisseur Gigi Dall'Aglio gewann Andrea Pennacchi auch Einblick in die Tätigkeit als Regisseur. Zusätzlich zu seiner schauspielerischen Karriere arbeitet er auch als Tutor an der Universität Padua.

Im Jahr 2018 hatte Pennacchi mit seinem Monolog This is racism - Ciao Terroni im Sender Propaganda Live einen außergewöhnlichen Erfolg. Seitdem ist er in seiner Rolle als "Poiana" regelmäßig Gast im Sender. Er schrieb mittlerweile ein Buch mit dem Titel Pojana e i suoi fratelli.

Über sein Privatleben ist wenig bekannt. Er ist mit seiner Frau Maria seit 2009 verheiratet und hat eine Tochter namens Elena.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2011: Venezianische Freundschaft (Io sono Li)
 2013: La prima neve
 2014: Fuori Mira
 2015: Leoni
 2015–2017: Il paradiso delle signore (Fernsehserie, 34 Episoden)
 2017: Die Toten von Turin (Non uccidere, Fernsehserie, Episodenrolle)
 2017: Die verborgenene Farben der Dinge (Il colore nascosta delle cose)
 2018: Ricordi?
 2018: Don Matteo (Don Matteo)
 2019: 1994 – Willkommen in der Zweiten Republik (1994)
 2019: Der Mann ohne Gravitation (L'uomo senza gravità)
 2020: Mord in Genua – Ein Fall für Petra Delicato (Petra, Miniserie)
 2020: Die unglaubliche Geschichte der Roseninsel (L'incredibile storia dell'Isola delle Rose)
 2022: Für die Kämpfer, für die Verrückten (Tutto chiede salvezza, Miniserie)

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Nakayama började sin karriär 2000 i Gamba Osaka. Efter Gamba Osaka spelade han för Nagoya Grampus Eight, Roasso Kumamoto, Mito HollyHock, V-Varen Nagasaki och FC Ryukyu. Han avslutade karriären 2015.

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Q: Vue Data not displaying in the DOM I am building a weather station app using VueJS, and am trying to add forecast data from the OpenWeather API. I can successfully pull down the data and log it to the console, but for some reason I can't display it in the template.
I am grabbing the next five hours of data and storing it in arrays. At the moment I am just trying to display the first hour. Here's my code:
<template>

Forecast

Temperature {{ currentTemp[0] }}

</template>

This successfully grabs the data I want and populates the variables (verified in Vue Dev Tools). The template is injected into the page successfully and the static text is displayed. But the data isn't displayed. What gives?
EDIT: I should mention that I am using Laravel for the back end. I have tried prefacing the {{ }} with an @ symbol to tell Blade that there's JS involved, but it just displays the @ and not the variable.

A: In the getWeather method you can't use array[i] = "value".
This is because this kind of object mutation is not tracked.
Use array.push("value") instead.
https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/guide/reactivity.html
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Incheon Football Stadium - Incheon United Stadium Guide
Home » South Korea » Incheon Football Stadium
Incheon Football Stadium, sometimes referred to as the Sungeui Arena Park presumably for sponsorship purposes is a sports stadium located in Incheon, South Korea. Built across a four year period from May 2008 to March 2012 at a cost of t $110 million, the 20,000 capacity stadium home of Incheon United F.C is one of the most modern stadiums in the league.
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Incheon Football Stadium History
The inaugural match at the Sungui Arena Park was played on 11th March 2012 between Incheon United, and visitors Suwon Samsung Bluewings. Constructed over a period of four years between 2008 and 2012, the stadium certainly wasn't the first purpose built football ground in Korea, however it does boast the shortest distance between the stands and the pitch at less than 1 metre.
Costing 1,120 billion won which equates to around $110 million, Sungui Arena Park replaced Soongeui Stadium which was demolished to make way for the new stadium on 13th June 2008. Although the working name of the project was Sungui/Soongeui Arena Park, the stadium was christened Incheon Football Stadium a month before opening.
Named after resident side Incheon United who first participated in the K-League in 2004, Incheon Football Stadium has yet to host matches outside of the domestic league yet.
The club achieved a second place finish in their second ever season, but have been unable to build upon this since. Two Cup Final appearances in 2010 and 2013 nearly granted Incheon a route into the AFC Champions League, however they lost on both occasions.
On 6th September 2013 almost a year after opening Incheon Football Stadium hosted its first ever International match. The Republic of Korea took on the small Caribbean country of Haiti, and triumphed 4-1 in a relatively competitive match.
Incheon Stadium consists of the following four stands: North, East, South and West.
How to get to Incheon Football Stadium
Where is Incheon Football Stadium?
Who plays at Incheon Football Stadium?
South Korean side Incheon United play their home matches at Incheon Football Stadium.
What is the capacity of Incheon Football Stadium?
As of 2023 Incheon Football Stadium has an official seating capacity of 20,891 for Football matches.
When was Incheon Football Stadium opened?
Incheon Football Stadium officially opened in 2012 and is home to Incheon United
Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Incheon Football Stadium in 2023. Please visit the official website of Incheon United for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.
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Sedimentology and Geochemistry of Modern and Ancient Saline Lakes - This volume of papers grew out of a four-day symposium entitled ?Sedimentary and Paleolimnological Records of Saline Lakes? held at Saskatoon, Canada in August, 1991. The aim of this Special Publication is to bring together selected papers from this conference that deal specifically with the sedimentological, inorganic geochemical, and hydrological aspects of salt lakes and their stratigraphic records. This volume is divided into four sections. The first section contains papers that deal with modern saline lakes. The second section contains papers dealing with sedimentation and diagenesis of late Quaternary salt lakes. The third and fourth sections contain papers devoted to ancient (pre-Quaternary) Lacustrine sequences.
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Holocene Sediments of the Crater Lake at Malha, Northwestern Sudan
Florias Mees
Department of Mineralogy, Petrography and Micromorphology, Geological Institute, University of Ghent, B-9000 Ghent, Belgium
Nigel Richardson
Department of Geography, University of Liverpool, Liverpool L69 3BX, United Kingdom
Holocene Fluctuations of Mono Lake, California: The Sedimentary Record
Mark S. Newton
Earth Science Department, Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, California 90029
Paleoenvironmental Implications of Lacustrine Clay Minerals From the Double Lakes Formation, Southern High Plains, Texas
Daniel M. Webster
United States Geological Survey, 432 National Center, Reston, Virginia 22092
Blair F. Jones
Stratigraphy and Holocene History of Lake Hayward, Swan Coastal Plain Wetlands, Western Australia
Lee Coshell
National Key Centre for Resource Exploration, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia, 6001
Michael R. Rosen
Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences. Wairakei Research Centre. Private Bag 2000, Taupo, New Zealand
The Evolution of Saline Lakes in the Relict Drainage of the Yilgarn River, Western Australia
Ramsis B. Salama
Division of Water Resources, CSIRO, Private Bag, Wembley 6014, Australia
Ancient Saline Lakes
Miocene Glauberite Deposits of Alcanadre, Ebro Basin, Spain: Sedimentary and Diagenetic Processes
Josep M. Salvany
Departament Enginyeria del Terreny i Cartogràfica, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 08034, Barcelona, Spain
Federico Ortí
Departament Geoquímica, Petrologia i Prospecció Geològica, Universitat de Barcelona, 08071 Barcelona, Spain
Tertiary Detrital Gypsum in the Madrid Basin, Spain: Criteria for Interpreting Detrital Gypsum in Continental Evaporitic Sequences
María Esther Sanz
Departamento de Petrología y Geoquímica, Facultad de Ciencias Geológicos, UCM, 28040 Madrid, Spain
Juan Pablo Rodríguez-Aranda
Jose Pedro Calvo
Salvador Ordonez
Deposition and Diagenesis of Sodium-Calcium Sulfate Salts in the Tertiary Saline Lakes of the Madrid Basin, Spain
1Departamento de Petrologia y Geoquímica, Facultad de Ciencias Geológicas, Universidad Complutense, 28040 Madrid, Spain
Maria De Los Angel Es Garcia Del Cura
2Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas, Spain
Eocene Fossil Lake, Green River Formation, Wyoming: A History of Fluctuating Salinity
H. Paul Buchheim
Department of Natural Sciences, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California 92350
The Jurassic East Berlin Formation, Hartford Basin, Newark Supergroup (Connecticut and Massachusetts): A Saline Lake–Playa–Alluvial Plain System
Elizabeth Gierlowski-Kordesch
Department of Geological Sciences, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, 45701–2979
Brian R. Rust
Department of Geology, University of Ottawa and Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre, Ottawa, Ontario KIN 6N5 Canada
Permian Saline Lakes in the Aragón-Béarn Basin, Western Pyrenees
Blas L. Valero Garces
1Limnological Research Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455 USA
Josep Gisbert Aguilar
2Departamento de Geología, Universidad de Zaragoza, E-50009 Zaragoza, Spain
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The Evolution of an Inland Sea of Marine Origin to a Non-Marine Saline Lake: The Pennsylvanian Paradox Salt
Williams-Stroud Sherilyn
Uniled Stales Geological Survey, Branch of Sedimentary Processes, Denver, Colorado 80225
The Sedimentological Significance of Chevron Halite: A Reappraisal
Donald Chipley
Department of Geological Sciences, University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W0, Canada
T. Kurtis Kyser
Relationship of Organic Geochemistry to Sedimentation under Highly Variable Environments, Lorca Basin, Spain: Preliminary Results
Said Benalioulhaj
Department of Geology, Queens College (C.U.N.Y.), Flushing, New York 11367
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B. Charlotte Schreiber
R. Paul Philp
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Smith & Wollensky wants to be your Valentine. More iPhone ads. Who's up for a chocolate bath? Let's launch!
The writers' strike is over and it's all thanks to this campaign. Maybe not, but talk about timing! The Writers Guild of America launched a multi-tiered campaign Jan. 25 to raise money for out-of-work crew members. An outdoor campaign using witty remarks including, "You Write a Clever Slogan. I'm On Strike" and "If I Wanted Reality I Wouldn't Watch Television," drive eyeballs to BringBackTheDialogue.com, where visitors can purchase T-shirts whose proceeds benefit the Industry Support Fund. Click here, here and here to view creative. BooneOakley created the campaign and media buying was handled in-house.
Old Spice launched a slew of TV spots promoting its Pro Strength antiperspirant using Will Ferrell playing Jackie Moon, his character in the upcoming movie "Semi Pro," as the spokesman. Moon describes the importance of Pro-Strength in "Cave Man" by comparing it to the good ole days of caveman times. No one wants to have a herniated colon and overactive sweat glands. Another ad shows Moon using Pro Strength after a tough workout. But this might be my favorite of the bunch -- I love any ad that can work the word cauterize into copy. Moon uses scientific data to describe how perspiration, man nipples and most of the human brain, serves little purpose. Gross. Armpit hairs are stroked 100 times each in this ad. Watch if you dare. A young autograph seeker gets more than he bargained for from Moon. Rounding out the ads are Moon making a series of noises and equating sweating to taking a number two. Wieden+Kennedy Portland created the campaign and handled the media buy.
Sure, the testers could have dipped only the chair in the vat of chocolate, but where's the fun in that? YES Essentials launched its first TV spot demonstrating its car seat's stain resistance. A British man sitting in a seat is hoisted down into a tub of chocolate. Both man and chair emerge soaked in chocolate, and after some technical difficulties, the chair is wiped clean and the man remains dirty. That man has some self-control; I would have at least licked the chocolate off my face. Don't judge me. Watch the ad here. Erwin-Penland created the campaign and handled the media buy.
Have you seen the cutesy messages inside individually wrapped pieces of Dove Chocolate? Since I can't eat just one, I'm all too familiar with their usual sayings, like "Share a secret," or "Watch the sun rise." Now you can create your own mushy message and "speak from the heart" by personalizing a gift set of chocolates. The My Dove Chocolate Web site allows users to buy as few as three customized pieces or as many as 100 until March 31, when the campaign ends. ID Media created the campaign.
Smith & Wollensky has a sensitive side, for a restaurant known for its macho-sized cuts of beef. The company is running its first-ever Valentine's Day ad in newspapers and Web sites in 10 markets, encouraging men to treat their ladyloves to a three-course, $75 per person prix fix dinner Feb. 14-16. The specialized menu is displayed between a fork and a lipstick-kissed knife in the ad, seen here. Seiter & Miller Advertising created the campaign and handled the media buy.
Apple launched three new ads promoting its iPhone, and I'm now completely convinced that women don't own iPhones. At least give me a female voiceover in one ad. Please. A man gets a second opinion on car prices in one ad. I don't love Facebook enough to check it every five seconds, as recommended in another ad. The final ad promotes surfing the Net for anything from anywhere. TBWA/Media Arts Lab created the campaign and handled the media buy.
A rubber ducky is lonely, and Huggies refreshing wipes are to blame. A little boy makes a mess throughout the day, eating lunch with his hands, finger-painting and dirtying his diaper. All three actions are bath-worthy in the eyes of the rubber duck. His plans are foiled, however, by the heavy-duty kid wipes. See the ad here. JWT created the campaign and MindShare handled the media buy.
A man's "Free Will" is tested in an ad for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. The devil is trying to make a man do it -- have a good time, that is, when a trip to Vegas is planned. "Do you trust me? I got your best interests at heart," says the bad conscience as flames from a kitchen erupt behind him, making it look like his head is spewing fire. The spot ends with the man's good conscience partying hard, telling the man to listen to his bad self. Click here to watch. R&R Partners created the campaign and Initiative handled the media buy.
Amy Corr is managing editor, online newsletters for MediaPost. She can be reached at amyc@mediapost.com.
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Vakarų Metalgama, a part of the BLRT Concern Grupp, was established in October 2003. The company's main focus is cleaning, priming, and cutting steel sheets and profiles. Vakarų Metalgama operates as one of the network parts of the wholesale metal trade company ELME Metall, which is a part of the Concern BLRT Grupp. Inter-cooperating, the network operates in Russian, Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian markets.
The line for cleaning and priming metal ensures the high-quality cleaning of metal surfaces according to the Swedish standard SA 2.5. The cleaned surface is then covered with a 15-25 µm thick zinc ethyl silicate shop primer. The company's cleaning and priming capacity of metal sheets and profiles is 150 000 tons per year. Possessing a good geographical position, the company can accept and deliver cargos both by wagon and ship. At the moment, 96 certified employees are employed in the company.
The metal processing complex of Vakarų Metalgama, in which 7.5 mln Euro was invested, is the biggest one in the Baltic States.
thickness of a sheet – 5 mm x 450 mm.
height of sheet – 300 mm.
Thickness of priming 15 ÷ 20 µm (± 5 µm).
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Q: the item appears unintentionally When I click on "Market", the "Item" page is hidden. (for now it's ok)

My problem is that if I click on "Currency"

The "item" is displayed, I don't understand why?
Because, the item is not in the currency page....

admin.component.html

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      Item

      Currency

admin.component.ts
showSideBar: boolean = false;

  elementMenu: boolean = false;
  selectedTab!: string;

  ngOnInit() {
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  toggleSideBar() {
    this.showSideBar = !this.showSideBar;
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  selectElementMenu() {
    this.elementMenu = !this.elementMenu;
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I can give you the code here.

A: You are just toggling one variable hidden and not doing any other checks, so when it becomes truthy it will show. So if you want to show it only if the selected tab is market you need to add that as a condition too:

This can become real messy real fast with lots of conditions, I would instead use an array, with nested array (if subroutes exists...) to loop in template to show any main routes and subroutes.


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Food & Drink Futures 2021
Online Event - 28 October
Join our Food & Drink Futures online event for a packed programme of practical insights, exclusive debates, and an executive summary of new sector directions.
What it means to be nourished is changing. As we move into a period of unprecedented food insecurity, what we eat and who we eat it with are taking on new meaning. As mindsets move from optimisation to survival, people are increasingly focusing on shoring up food security, while also re-evaluating the role that it plays in defining our cultures and communities.
Looking to the future, we can expect to see recalibrated food and drink supply chains that fuse technology with traditional techniques and regional identities to ensure future-proofed and more meaningful eating experiences.
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Join us for our fourth online Futures event, which will take on a shorter and sharper  format, giving you a taster of the trends and exclusive insights from this year's Food & Drink Futures research carried out by our team of sector experts.
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If you like what you see at our Food & Drink Futures online event, you can go on to purchase the full Market Overview, Trends Rising and new macrotrend as virtual or in-house presentations. Our presentations can be streamed across your entire business, making this our most affordable way to share our invaluable research with your teams.
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'As the climate crisis makes access to food less secure, societies will need to look at food and the culture around it as an opportunity to become more resilient. In this landscape, what it means to be nourished will take many forms, as technology and culture fuse to connect communities but also create more resilient supply chains.'
Martin Raymond, co-founder of The Future Laboratory
This online event will take place from 2:00pm to 3:00pm BST. Join us for a global overview of the food and drink landscape, an executive summary of our new macrotrend, and exposure to the minds and experts behind the trends.
There will also be a live Q&A session hosted by our experts and opportunities to network with other attendees.
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Chris Sanderson
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Chris is co-founder of The Future Laboratory where he is responsible for delivering the company's extensive global roster of conferences, media events and LS:N Global Trend Briefings, which he co-presents with the team globally. Chris presented Channel 4 TV's five-part series Home of the Future and is a SuperBoard member of The British Fashion Council's Fashion Trust.
Louise French
strategy director, The Future Laboratory
Savannah Scott
creative researcher, The Future Laboratory
Priya Mani
design and research consultant
Priya works as a design researcher to understand human behaviour at the intersection of food, flavour and culture. Raised in India, she now lives in Copenhagen, where she is immersed in culinary exploration through design and powerful storytelling. She presents regularly at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery, is a contributing writer to the Companion to Indian Food, and is working on a Visual Encyclopaedia of Indian Food. She also recently won an Honourable Mention at the Sophie Coe Prize for Food Writing 2021.
Brett Thompson
co-founder and CEO, Mzansi Meat Co
Brett is the co-founder of Mzansi Meat Co, Africa's first cultivated meat company, co-creator of Discourse ZA and co-founder of Credence Institute. He studied finance and economics at the University of Cape Town and Stellenbosch University in South Africa, and has worked in alternative protein and animal advocacy for more than a decade in South Africa and Germany. He is particularly interested in the way we eat and how we can use innovation to drive better food systems.
Margot Finn
lecturer, applied liberal arts, University of Michigan
Margot Finn holds a PhD in American culture and teaches at the University of Michigan as a lecturer in applied liberal arts and an affiliate of the Sustainable Food Systems Initiative. Her research examines popular beliefs about food and eating in the US, her 2017 book Discriminating Taste investigating how the contemporary food movement was shaped by class anxieties created by middle-class income stagnation and declining class mobility since 1980.


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Victor Wooten Trio | Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom | 8/11/18
Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom
Roosevelt Collier
On August 11th, Victor Wooten Trio came back once again full force to Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom with Roosevelt Collier to amaze their audience once again. As many of you probably know, Victor Wooten holds a reputation as one of the best bassists in the world. By his side, outstanding drummer Dennis Chambers, & powerful saxophonist Bob Franceshini, made for an excellent show.
Boulder's Big Hootenanny | 8/10/18
Boulder Theater
Conscious Alliance in conjunction with Mike "Banker" Bank, are pleased to announced the inaugural Boulder's Big Hootenanny, taking place August 10th, 2018
Flecktones 30th Anniversary Tour!
Béla Fleck and the Flecktones
Béla Fleck
Béla Fleck & The Flecktones started out in 1988 when Béla put the band together for a TV show called The Lonesome Pine Specials. 30 years later, the original lineup is heading out on the road for 13 shows this Summer.
Victor Wooten To Release TRYPNOTYX
Five-time GRAMMY award-winning bass player, producer, composer, author, and educator Victor Wooten will release his first album in five years, TRYPNOTYX, September 8. In support of the album, he will hit the road with the Victor Wooten Trio this fall following August dates with Béla Fleck & The Flecktones of which he is a founding member. A full list of dates is below.
The Victor Wooten Trio is Hitting the Road
The Victor Wooten Trio, featuring saxophonist Bob Franceschini and drummer Dennis Chambers have added new dates to their 2017 tour! Many dates are on sale now so check the schedule below and get your tickets now!
Grateful Web Interview with Victor Wooten
Dylan Muhlberg of Grateful Web. I am thrilled to be joined by Grammy Award winning bassist Victor Wooten. His virtuosic techniques have yielded an illustrious solo career and continuing collaborations with music legends of similar caliber such as Bela Fleck and Stanley Clarke.
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Summer Camp Music Festival
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After a particularly grueling winter, festivalgoers around the country are dreaming of their summer getaways and for many music fans, this means a breathtaking weekend at Summer Camp Music Festival 2014. What started as roughly a 1,000 person gathering has blossomed into a 7-stage, 15,000 person event that stands as one of the Midwest's premier festivals today.
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The Floozies
Spring is right around the corner and for many excited festival attendees the anticipation is building for the annual Summer Camp Music Festival, held at Three Sisters Park in Chillicothe, Illinois. Since 2001, Summer Camp has consistently brought some of the largest acts in jam, electronic, bluegrass, hip-hop, and many other genres, and this year is no exception.
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The Victor Wooten Band put on a show featuring four bassists, all switching up on multiple instruments at various times during their set, along with a vocalist with a truly, truly unforgettable voice plus two extremely talented drummers. Their set was as unique as it was enjoyable. If rhythm sections float your boat, you better be prepared for a musical tsunami with this bunch.
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Anyone that knows anything about soul music knows that it's not a genre or a categorization, but a feeling. Sometimes Rhythm and Blues, Motown, or Funk will all get associated with soul music, but usually isn't a defining element of a specific sound or mode of playing. It is what it describes: coming from the soul. So when you take an artist like Victor Wooten, soul would not be the first "buzz word" that comes to mind. Virtuoso, multi-instrumentalist, genre bending, five time Grammy Award Winner.
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Metro and Arlington County Seek Public Feedback on Proposed Second Entrance to Crystal City Station
Metro and Arlington County are seeking the public's feedback on a second entrance to Crystal City Metrorail Station. The station is one of the more highly used stations in Arlington County, and the proposed second entrance would provide additional capacity to accommodate more riders as the region continues to grow.
Metro invites customers to provide input by Friday, July 23 at 5:00 p.m.:
Participate in a public hearing on Tuesday, July 13 beginning at 6:30 p.m.
To provide oral testimony via phone at the hearing, participants must call 855-925-2801 and enter meeting code 8137. No preregistration required.
To provide oral testimony via video, participants must preregister by emailing speak@wmata.com by 5 p.m. on Monday, July 12, 2021.
Information about how to participate via video will be provided after preregistration is confirmed.
Submit written comments online at wmata.com/plansandprojects or Mail to:
600 Fifth St NW
The proposed second entrance would be located at the east end of the station – near 18th Street S & Crystal Drive – and would provide easier access from Crystal Drive, the VRE station and the Metroway transit station. In addition, the proposed second entrance plan includes elevator upgrades to improve compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and provide more conveniently located elevator access. The proposed second entrance would also serve as an additional emergency exit.
To learn more about the project, visit Arlington County's website here. Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, gender, religion, disability or family status. ASL interpretation will be provided. To request other accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, or other language interpretation services (free of charge), contact the Office of the Board Secretary at 202-962-2511 (TTY: 202-962-2033) or send a message to speak@wmata.com as soon as possible, so Metro can make the necessary arrangements before the public hearing date.


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De Cleomenische Oorlog werd gevochten tussen Sparta en haar bondgenoot, Elis, tegen de Achaeïsche Bond en Macedonië. De oorlog eindigde met een overwinning voor de Achaeërs en de Macedoniërs.

In 235 v.Chr. besteeg Cleomenes III de troon van Sparta en begon zijn heerschappij met het herstellen van de traditionele Spartaanse discipline en het verzwakken van de macht van de eforen. Toen de eforen in 229 v.Chr. Cleomenes zonden om een stad in te nemen aan de grens van Megalopolis, verklaarden de Achaeërs hem de oorlog. Cleomenes antwoordde door Achaea te plunderen. In de slag bij de berg Lycaeum versloeg hij hun leger onder leiding van Aratos van Sikyon, de strategos van de Achaeïsche Bond, dat gezonden was om Elis aan te vallen, en daarna dreef Cleomenes een tweede leger bij Megalopolis.

Snel daarna versloeg hij de Achaeïsche garnizoenen in Arcadië voor hij een andere Achaeïsch leger verpletterend versloeg bij Dyme. Vrezend voor de groeiende macht van de Spartanen, riep Aratos de hulp van Antigonos III Doson in. Als ruil voor de Macedonische hulp zouden de Achaeërs de citadel van Korinthe aan Antigonos geven. Cleomenes viel uiteindelijk Achaea binnen, en veroverde Korinthe en Argos, maar moest zich terugtrekken naar Laconië toen Antigonos aankwam op de Peloponnesos. Cleomenes vocht tegen de Achaeërs en de Macedoniërs in de slag bij Sellasia, waarbij de Spartanen op de vlucht werden gejaagd. Hierna vluchtte Cleomenes naar zijn bondgenoot, Ptolemaeus III, waar hij uiteindelijk zelfmoord pleegde na een mislukte opstand tegen de nieuwe farao, Ptolemaeus IV.

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As if it were a force of nature, we're often advised "war is hell," and corporate media spin is designed to hide exactly who puts the hell in war. On a website dedicated to the 1960s television comedy series "Hogan's Heroes," one particular episode was described as follows: "Knowing the Allies won't bomb a POW camp, the Germans stash an experimental rocket-bomb in Stalag 13. London sends an Allied scientist to photograph and sabotage the bomb. To distract Klink, the heroes arrange for him to be named Kommandant of the Year."
"The Allies won't bomb a POW camp."
That statement goes a long way in illustrating the influence of propaganda. (Then again, so does a popular comedy about a Nazi POW camp.) The writers of "Hogan's Heroes" took for granted that no one would challenge the proposition that America and its allies fight fair.
General Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, assures us: "It is not systematic. And it's really a shame that just a handful can besmirch, maybe, the reputations of hundreds of thousands of our soldiers and sailors, airmen, and Marines."
President (sic) Bush adds: "I share a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated. Their treatment does not reflect the nature of the American people. That's not the way we do things in America."
We (and men like Myers and Bush) are trained to see our (sic) soldiers as heroes (Pat Tillman, anyone?) and when one of those heroes slips up, well, we're also taught that in every military intervention, there will be cases where the good guys are left with no choice but to fight fire with fire. Perhaps the most notorious example was an unnamed U.S. major, quoted by Associated Press on February 8, 1968. Asked about the U.S. assault on the Vietnamese town of Bentre, the major explained, "It became necessary to destroy the town in order to save it."
Like the reluctant parent who informs their bare-bottomed offspring that the consequent spanking will hurt them more than the child, the U.S. is sometimes forced to punish those who simply won't roll over in the face of superior force. The propaganda machine tells us: During war, even the U.S. has to sometimes play a little rough and, yes, our heroes might get their hands a little dirty...in the name of freedom, of course. How else can we deal with evil? We didn't want things to get out of hand: the devil made U.S. do it.
The template of dehumanizing enemies and exploiting that subhuman status to commit atrocities has facilitated a policy of unremitting foreign entanglements (along with indigenous extermination and ethnic-based enslavement). Thanks to relentless propaganda, there are now many who readily accept-and will often encourage-iniquitous U.S. behavior in the military theater of operations. General Myers says abuse of prisoners is not systematic. The record tells us otherwise...and even when Americans fight each other, inhumane travesties proliferate. During the Civil War, historian Kenneth C. Davis explains, "prisoner of war camps were among the most tragic and inhumane disgraces of the war." Of the 45,000 prisoners at one particular Confederate camp in Andersonville, Georgia, 13,000 died from summer heat, disease, and inadequate food and medical supplies.
Union soldier Henry Hernbaker was captured at Gettysburg and taken to Andersonville. He wrote of being kept under a "scorching hot sun" without cover. "The whole upper surface of our feet would become blistered and hen would break," Hernbaker reported. "The amputations would average as many as six per day, and I saw not a single instance of recovery from them."
Andersonville was overseen by Henry Wirz, who was heard to claim he killed "more damn Yankees with his treatment" than the army was with "powder and lead." Wirz later became the only Confederate solider executed by the Union after the war.
Conditions in the North were no better. The Union camp in Elmira, New York housed just over 12,000 Confederate prisoners of which nearly 3000 died from inhumane conditions. The camp was nicknamed "Hellmira."
"Our soldiers here and there resort to terrible measures with the natives. Captains and lieutenants are sometimes judges, sheriffs, and executioners. 'I don't want any more prisoners sent into Manila' was the verbal order from the Governor-General three months ago. It is now the custom to avenge the death of an American soldier by burning to the ground all the houses, and killing right and left the natives who are only suspects."
In an eerie presaging of Vietnam's hamlets and of more recent efforts in Iraq, Filipino villagers were herded into concentration camps called "reconcentrados."
Captive Filipino soldiers and civilians alike were submitted to the "water cure." According to the Philippine-American War Centennial Initiative, this method consisted of "forcing four or five gallons of water down the throat of the captive whose body becomes an object frightful to contemplate, and then squeezing it by kneeling on his stomach. The process was repeated until the 'amigo' talked or died."
If those amigos struck back, the U.S. was ready to up the ante. When a U.S. platoon was wiped out in an ambush, Brigadier General Jacob W. Smith, a veteran of the Wounded Knee massacre (when the U.S. Army killed an estimated 300 Lakota men, women, and children), issued orders to kill "all persons of 10 years and older."
"I want no prisoners, I wish you to kill and burn, the more you kill and burn the better it will please me," Smith declared. "I want all persons killed who are capable of bearing arms in actual hostilities against the United States."
A century later, George W. Bush condones war crimes while John Kerry admits he "committed the same kind of atrocities as thousands of other soldiers...committed" in Vietnam.
In other words, this is about a systematic as it gets.
Mickey Z. is the author of two upcoming books: A Gigantic Mistake: Articles and Essays for Your Intellectual Self-Defense (Prime Books) and Seven Deadly Spins: Exposing the Lies Behind War Propaganda (Common Courage Press), from which this essay is adapted from. His most recent book is The Murdering of My Years: Artists and Activists Making Ends Meet. He can be reached at mzx2@earthlink.net.
Other Recent Articles by Mickey Z.
* Inspired by Pat Tillman?
* Tommy Boy Friedman Does "Imagine"
* Mistake Prone: John Kerry as "Pragmatic Choice"


Now, half a century after he resettled in Australia, Vincent Hart looks back on his early decades in Ireland.
1. Where did you grow up and what schools did you go to?
I was born in Hull, Yorkshire, England in 1930, and would probably still be there were it not for the second World War. After primary school, I attended Marist College in Hull, and then, for one term, Wyggeston Grammar School in Leicester---whence we had moved due to the bombing. In December 1940 my father, who was in the Army by then, decided that my mother, myself, and two younger brothers, should move to family members in Cork, in neutral Ireland. And there I grew up very happily. In Cork I attended the Christian Brothers' College until 1947.
2. What first drew you to maths, and how old were you when you realized it was something you wanted to pursue above other options?
At Christians' I received a sound education, my best subject being Latin. I could do mathematics also, but was not enthused by it---until at age seventeen, I read a book explaining how the Bohr atom was described by mathematics applicable also to the solar system: George Gamow's Mr Tompkins Explores the Atom (Cambridge, 1945). Then the scales fell from my eyes, and I became, and remained, very interested in the application of mathematics to the problems of the real world.
3. Tell us about your days as a student at UCC.
At University College Cork, to which I was admitted on a scholarship in October, 1947, I enrolled for an Honours BSc in Experimental Physics and Mathematical Physics. This meant that I had to attend also the lectures in Mathematics---which gave me about 20 hours per week of contact. I graduated in 1950, with a medal, and took an MSc in Mathematics in 1951. I had good teachers: In Experimental Physics: J J McHenry, C O Ceallaigh, D J Stevens. In Mathematics: T M Carey, H St J Atkins. In Mathematical Physics: M D McCarthy for the first two years, and P M Quinlan for the third year.
Front row: Professor H St J Atkins, P B Kennedy, Dr Tadhg (T M) Carey.
Back row : T M Cronin, P J Donohoe, V G Hart, one unknown person.
PBK is in the honour position since he has just been awarded the 1951 Travelling Studentship.
Fellow students were T M Cronin, P J Donohoe, and P B Kennedy. All were very able, particularly Kennedy who won the 1951 Travelling Studentship in Maths; he was a year ahead of our group of three only. He was in a class by himself in every way (he was the only BSc student in maths who graduated in 1949). We caught up with him for the MSc in 1951. He had two years to prepare for the Studentship; we had but one year to prepare. All four of us (Kennedy, Cronin, Donohoe, me) obtained our MSc (or MA for Donohoe) on our answering on the Studentship examination. P B Kennedy later became Professor of Mathematics, first in Cork, and then in York. I learned a lot from my contemporaries and enjoyed their company very much.
4. After your masters, in 1951, you taught for a while at UCC and began your association with DIAS. How that that come about?
After BSc graduation in October, 1950, I was offered a teaching post (as Assistant I believe) at UCC. This I held for nearly two years until I applied for and was granted a position as Scholar at DIAS. This was a research position which I held for two years, being supervised by J L Synge, until I was offered a Temporary Lectureship back at UCC in mid 1954. This became a Statutory Lectureship in 1958, which I held until resignation in 1966.
5. What was it like working with Synge, and what was the nature of that research? Did you visit DIAS a lot to do more work with Synge in the period 1954-1957?
Professor Synge was impressive in various ways. He was an excellent lecturer with a very clear style, as a supervisor he was excellent, very experienced and understanding. I was fortunate to have him as my PhD supervisor: by contrast to the experience of a friend, who was given a problem much too difficult for him by a different supervisor.
From October 1954 I worked at UCC at Lecturer level. And I mean worked: I had 14 lectures per week for a long period of years---with one memorable term when I was asked to give McHenry's lectures while he was in hospital. That gave me 17 lectures per week. All the while I was trying to complete my Ph D thesis---with frequent letters to J L Synge. There were only a few visits to Dublin, and those for seminars or lectures. My research was entirely personal in Cork--except for letters to and fro with JLS. The topic concerned the Hypercircle method; I had previously assisted in the production of Synge's book: The Hypercircle Method in Mathematical Physics (Cambridge, 1957).
Mercifully, the lecture load dropped to 11 per week after about half my years as Lecturer at UCC had expired. And I should add that I got away to MIT for the calendar year 1959, and to the University of Queensland for another year, 1964/65. At MIT, I worked with Professor Eric Reissner on problems involving solid mechanics. Two papers on the bending of an annular plate resulted--with D J Evans who contributed numerical skills. I benefited from contact with Professor L N Howard (who we subsequently invited to the University of Queensland). I enjoyed meeting some very able graduate students, including Charles Conley. And my former student Diarmuid Ó Mathúna was pleasant company, since he was there doing a PhD under Reissner. Norbert Wiener's office was two doors away from mine, and we had several chats. There were some excellent lecture courses, particularly one by Jurgen Moser, broadened my knowledge base considerably. A very fruitful year for me.
6. Who else did you know at DIAS?
At DIAS I met Schrödinger, Synge and Cornelius Lanczos, three Senior Professors, of course. And there was a constant stream of eminent people passing through the Institute: Dirac, Polanyi, Kilmister, Heitler, for example---all very good for us young students. Nearer to my level were Jim Pounder, John Roche, Paddy Donohoe, Fr McHugh, and as postdoc visitors, Martin J Klein from USA, Ernesto Corinaldesi from Italy and Daykin from Canada.
In 1966, Vincent Hart pulled up his roots one last time and moved to a new life at The University of Queensland, in Brisbane, where he now happily lives in retirement. His career there included serving as department head, supervising research students, and collaborating in Diarmuid Ó Mathúna's book Integrable Systems in Celestial Mechanics (Birkhäuser, 2008).