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The home of sports coverage and live broadcasts from ALL of Hanover County, Virginia from The RVA Sports Network! With four high schools: Atlee Raiders, Hanover Hawks, Mechanicsville Mustangs, and Patrick Henry Patriots, PLUS Randolph-Macon College and community sports! Follow us on Twitter: @hanoversports ... This site is not associated with nor endorsed by Hanover County Public Schools.
In The Red Zone: New COVID Restrictions and Local Sports
Huge Night of Friday Action!
We start with baseball....
--Chris Childress pitched a three-hit shutout leading the homestanding Hanover Hawks to a 2-0 win over Lee-Davis and sole possession of first place in the Capital District Friday night. Hanover is now 9-1 in the Capital, 15-3 overall, while Lee-Davis fell to 8-2 in the Capital, 13-5 overall. The Hawks scored both of their runs in the fifth inning.
--Atlee was upset by Glen Allen Friday night, 10-7, another big District road win for the first-year Jaguar varsity program (they won at Hanover early in the season). Glen Allen led 2-1 after five innings, then the fireworks began. Glen Allen scored one in the sixth to take a two-run lead, but Atlee struck for four runs in the bottom of the frame to take the lead for the first time, 5-3. But the Jaguars exploded for six runs in the seventh inning to take a 10-5 lead. Atlee could only muster two runs to close out the scoring. The Raiders are now 6-4 in the Capital, 10-7 overall, fighting to stay in third place in the Capital, which is important when it comes to seeding in the upcoming District Jubilee Tournament.
In softball....
--Hanover's winning streak reaches seven with a convincing 6-0 win at home over Lee-Davis, handing the Confederates their first loss in the Capital District in 2012. Erica Barrett made a key defensive play to help keep Lee-Davis off the scoreboard in the top of the fourth, when the C-Feds ended up leaving the bases loaded. In the bottom of the fourth, Hanover put together five runs on five hits, and aided by two critical Lee-Davis errors that allowed the first two runs to score, extending the inning. Kiandra Mitchum scattered just three hits over seven innings. The Hawks are now 8-2 in the Capital District, 11-5 overall. Lee-Davis is still in first place in the Capital at 9-1, 15-3 overall. Hanover finishes their regular season next week at Midlothian on Monday, and District games at home Tuesday against Varina and Friday at Henrico. Lee-Davis has a tougher road ahead, traveling to Glen Allen Tuesday night, then hosting Atlee Friday night. Lee-Davis remains in control of their destiny, but a loss next week could open a door for Hanover or Atlee.
--Meanwhile, in the Colonial, Emma Mitchell scattered four hits for another complete game victory as Patrick Henry stayed unbeaten in the district with a 8-1 victory at Mills Godwin. Katie Woody homered for the Patriots, going 3-for-4, while Sam Moore and Madison Gilman had two hits each. The Patriots are 13-0 in the Colonial, have long clinched the regular season crown, and 16-1 overall. They finish the season Monday in a makeup game against another Top 5 Region team at home against Dinwiddie, then welcome J.R. Tucker to Ashland Thursday for Senior Night.
--Atlee ended their two-game slide with a critical road win over Glen Allen, 4-1 on Friday. Jessica Holte pitched a no-hitter, striking out ten Jaguar batters. All of Atlee's runs came in the fourth inning, as the Raiders move to 7-2 in the Capital, 13-4 overall. The Raiders finish the regular season beginning Monday with a makeup game against Henrico at home at 7pm, then travel to Highland Springs on Tuesday and Lee-Davis for the finale on Friday.
SOCCER:
--Hanover and Lee-Davis made it through their boys game at Hanover tonight with no incidents, just good play. Hanover defeated Lee-Davis 3-1 with two second-half goals by Josh Hadley-Goggin. The first goal was via a header from a free kick into the offensive zone, while the second was off a rebound when Travis Borkey shot the ball, it was saved in the air by Lee-Davis goalkeeper Drew Shelton, but he couldn't control it. It landed in front of Goggin, who knocked it in for the insurance goal. Hanover is now 8-1 in the Capital, 10-3 overall. Lee-Davis fell to 6-3 in the Capital, 7-5 overall. The first game between these two teams in April in Mechanicsville was suspended in the first half after an altercation between players from both teams.
--Connor Hulser was one of four Atlee Raiders to score goals en route to a 4-0 victory over Glen Allen. Atlee stays 1/2 game ahead in the District standings at 9-1, 9-1-1 overall.
In Girls play, Hanover scored six unanswered goals in the first half en route to an easy 8-0 win over Lee-Davis, improving their record to 8-2 in the Capital, 10-3 overall. The Confederates fall to 5-5 in the Capital, 5-9 overall.
Atlee's girls team cruised to another win, this time 6-0 over Glen Allen to stay unbeaten, 10-0 in the Capital District, 14-0 overall.
LACROSSE:
BOYS: Douglas Freeman 13, Patrick Henry 3 (Patriots are now 6-6 on the year....)
GIRLS: Atlee defeats Deep Run tonight to improve to 12-1 on the season (score not available....)
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By the time a child is in the 5th grade, he or she is at least 11 years old. Most children at this age can speak one or more than one language comfortably and their speech is clear and can also talk very sensibly.
They are as good as adults at this age and are actually learning advanced skills of speech like communication abilities.
Children at this age if they have a problem, it could be with stammering or slow speech but other than that most children at this age can say and understand several complicated words and use them also. At this age children are found to be making additional effort to be understood and also understand others. They are capable of communicating themselves in a way so that they can make the other person understand.
They also give importance to certain key factors of communication like emotional understanding and empathized speech. This kind of behavior however is seen more in girls more than boys. A 11 year old can clearly understand what is to be said when they are feeling sorry and how to be polite and they also know the various kinds of communication and the role it plays. Children become very assertive by this age and they clearly express it through their speech. That is why the language development in an eleven year old child is considered to be much advanced. Problems like stammering or suppressed speech can occur in some children however they can be rectified if they are taken to a speech therapist. Stammering, if left to develop, can become a serious problem emotionally later.
Muscular dystrophy is a condition that weakens the muscles and limbs in a person's body. It is actually a genetic disorder and affects several children and young adults. Over a period of time this condition can weaken the person so much that they cannot do the things that people normally do like walking, sitting and standing. The condition weakens a person's body over a period of time and it is diagnosed later in children when they show signs of muscle weakness. More..


Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + have been officially launched in the Mobile World Congress 2018. As per the expectation, these Samsung flagship smartphones has been given the most attention on the camera. Both the smartphone comes with the primary rear camera equipped with variable aperture sensor. The Samsung Galaxy S9+ comes with Dual Rear Camera setup. The phone will be made available in Midnight Black, Coral Blue, Purple and Titanium Gray.
The most important feature of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy S9+ is the primary rear camera sensor with a dual-aperture setup. This sensor is capable of shooting at sufficient light on F/2.4 aperture. At the same time, it will automatically start working on the F/1.5 aperture in low light. Samsung claims that Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ sensors in this situation capture 28 percent more light.
Another important feature of the new camera is the Super Slow Motion mode, which works like Sony's latest flagship smartphone. This phone will be able to record videos at a rate of 960 frames per second. You can export this footage as a GIF or you can create animated wallpapers on your phone.
In response to Apple's Animoji, Samsung has introduced AR emoji this time. But this feature is very different. Samsung's AR emoji is a kind of virtual avatar. With this, you will be able to draw your 3D picture and make customized emoji from it. You will find 18 different expressions.
This time the camera app has a Bixby vision. You will now have the facility of live translation. The building or place will be identified in the frame. But this feature will be for select areas only.
The Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus are the same as their old variants. But some important changes have been made. The most important of these, fingerprint sensor now sits at a new place. In the S8 and S8 Plus, this sensor was next to the camera module on the rear side. But in the latest Samsung flagship phone, it has come under the camera.
Samsung says it has made Bezel slimmer on the bottom with the top. The iris scanner completely hides behind the display. The screen has been darkened so that the difference between screen and the body is low. Now Iris scanners and face recognition will work in Jugalbandi. This means that now there will be no problem in authentication.
Both phones in the Galaxy S9 family are equipped with a 10nm 64-bit octa-core chipset. There will be three variants based on storage – 64, 128 and 256GB. All three variants will support up to 400 GB microSD card. It runs on Android 8 Oreo. The connectivity feature includes Gigabit LTE, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 AC, USB-Type C, Bluetooth 5.0 and 3.5mm headphone jack. Both phones have an 8-megapixel front camera with F/1.7 aperture.
The Samsung Galaxy S9+ has a 6.2-inch quad HD+ curved super AMOLED display, 6 GB RAM and 3500 mAh battery. The phone has a dual rear camera setup of 12 megapixels. The thickness of this phone is 8.5 millimeters and weighing 189 grams.


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Premiere: Stream Meyhem Lauren's Luxurious New Project, 'Piatto D'Oro'
ByAngel Diaz
Editorial Producer
Most know Meyhem Lauren from his features on various Action Bronson projects over the years, while others are getting put on to his exploits as one of the stars of Fuck, That's Delicious. But the Queens rapper has been quietly carving a space for himself within New York's rap scene with a slew of tapes, EPs, and albums under his belt. His latest offering, Piatto D'Oro, is served up today.
The Fool's Gold Records release boasts production from Seth Silencer, Farhot, Harry Fraud, Large Professor, DJ Muggs, A Villa, Big French, Supa Dave, Icerocks, and Alchemist, with Bronson, Hologram, Roc Marciano, and Big Body Bes rounding out the features.
This is arguably Lauren's best effort to date, and he agrees. "I feel that it's my favorite work to date," he told us over the phone. "I feel like it has something for everybody. It has grimy records, it has something for the radio. It's fun, it's still me. I've been growing a lot and this album showcases my growth and where I'm headed career wise."
Be sure to eat off plates of gold in a lap of luxury as you read the rest of our interview with Meyhem and stream Piatto D'Oro below.
You've been eating delicacies in foreign lands. How's the experience been?
It's good, I feel like I've been doing that my whole life. Growing up in Queens, you're exposed to a lot of culture. I've been eating all these things in Queens, now I'm eating them in the native land.
I'm assuming the show has brought you more visibility.
100 percent. I got stopped at least 10 times today.
You and Action have known each other since seventh grade, were you always foodies?
Action's family had a restaurant when I met him. He grew up in that environment and eventually worked there. My whole family cooks, my mother cooks, my brother's a chef and him and Action went to culinary school together at one point. They both just smoked weed every day and dropped out, but they learned a thing or two when they were there.
Let's talk about the new album. Seth Silencer gave you some heaters.
He's a beast and he's relatively unknown. I met him through one of my cousins—everybody has a friend who makes beats—but I always listen to things because you never know. This is one of those scenarios. He sent me the first batch and I was like, "Oh shit!" He's actually from Flushing too.
Talk about the name of the album.
Piatto d'Oro is the name of an Italian restaurant I've been eating at for years. This restaurant—I believe it's on 118th and 1st—is just an old Italian restaurant that has great food. I don't eat red meat anymore but they have something called the "tennis racquet" that's a piece of veal that they beat and fan out and leave on the bone, and it literally looks like a tennis racket on your plate. They bring that out with bruschetta, tomatoes right in the middle…
That's your favorite dish from the restaurant?
That was when I ate red meat. Now I don't really eat beef anymore, but if you go there for the first time I suggest you eat that. It's incredible. I'm not good with the translation of the restaurant though. I mentioned it to a friend who speaks Italian and he said, "That means a plate of gold!" A plate of gold, that's what I'm serving you.
That's why you have the Versace plate on there.
That wasn't photoshopped, either. I own that plate, and then there's two chains of mine and two chains of my man. We just put four chains on a plate and had a plate of gold, literally.
You're into the Versace shirts with your chest out.
I mean, I like to expose my chest hair, you know?
Luxurious.
That's a look.
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Чукарово е село в Южна България. То се намира в община Тополовград, област Хасково.

География
Селото се намира се в северното подножие на Сакар планина, на около 10 км от гр. Тополовград. През него преминава река – Синаповска река (водосборна площ 871 km², дължина 55 км).

В землището на селото се намира пещерата Кара Кольови дупки. Тя е дълга 33 м.

История
Селото до 1934 година се нарича Чукурова. Основано от Станимир Стайков през 1920 г. син на архитекта Явор Стайков.

Религии
В Чукарово се изповядва християнство.

Личности

 Петкана Захариева, народна певица от с. Чукарово, Ямболско.
 Енчо Манев, народен певец от с. Чукарово, Ямболско

Външни препратки

Села в област Хасково
Населени места в община Тополовград

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Gar'rath's Rank Record
Promoted to Captain
Since his last promotion in September, Mark has been an exceptionally active member and leader in our organization, holding leadership roles as first the Task Force 72 Executive Officer until November 7th, 2020, and then as Task Force 72 commanding officer to April 5th, 2021. As TFCO, Mark has also been an important part of our Discord community, offering up regular "Liberty Calls" to engage both Task Force 72 and the fleet at large in conversation, while also accomplishing with precision and dedication the task of activity reporting behind the scenes. Mark ran six competitions during the Sentinels of Peace event in late December, which helped us close the year on a strong note. He was also very active in his fiction writing related to the Cardassian Union, which jumpstarted the Task Force 72 area of Relay Station Bravo.
During this time, his personal activity earned him 50 Duty Ribbons, 12 Service Ribbons, alongside an impressive three Silver Palms he earned for personal activity, service to his task force, and service on the Magistrate Office's Appeals Panel. The rank of Captain is a milestone for any member, and it is one that should be celebrated. Over the past eight months, Mark has demonstrated a commitment to Bravo Fleet that I am pleased to honor with this recommendation. We look forward to a time where Mark's day-to-day life and work schedule will allow him to return as the powerhouse we know he is. Congratulations!
–RADM Aubrey Seagraves, Bravo Fleet Operations Officer
Promoted to Commander
I am writing to nominate Joinleth (Mark M) for promotion to the rank of Commander for his service to Task Force 72 as its Executive Officer. He has gone above and beyond the call of duty during his entire recent history in Bravo Fleet, leading his own game, writing a fiction, and remaining one of the highest earners of fiction and post ribbons of anyone in the fleet while also serving admirably in a leadership role. His sustained activity and leadership merit this promotion and he has met the time in grade.
Promoted to Lieutenant Commander
Promotion Activity:
Reached the necessary level on Discord
Placed in 3 Bravo Fleet competitions
Earned 30 Legions of Honour
Listed 5 characters on the BFMS
Created a well-developed biography for their character
Promoted to Lieutenant
For meeting the following promotion criteria:
– Receiving 22 Legions of Honor as of 5/18/2020
– Listing 3 characters on the BFMS
– Creating a well developed character biography
Promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade


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Health Insurance Coverage of Immigrants and Latinos in the Kansas City Metro Area
Latinos and immigrants are at least twice as likely to lack health insurance coverage as the overall population in the Kansas City metropolitan area. This gap that has significant implications for the region, as Latinos and immigrants will form an ever-growing share of the area's labor force and tax base amid anticipated declines in the native-born, non-Latino population.
Health Insurance Test for Green-Card Applicants Could Sharply Cut Future U.S. Legal Immigration
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A new Trump administration action requiring intending immigrants to prove they can purchase eligible health insurance within 30 days of arrival has the potential to block fully 65 percent of those who apply for a green card from abroad, MPI estimates.
As the United States Resettles Fewer Refugees, Some Countries and Religions Face Bigger Hits than Others
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Even as refugee admissions have dropped sharply during the Trump administration, some countries and religions have been significantly more affected than others, as this commentary explores. In fiscal year 2019, 79 percent of refugees were Christian and 16 percent Muslim—as compared to 44 percent Christian and 46 percent Muslim in fiscal year 2016, which was the last full year of the Obama administration.
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Migration between Mexico and the United States has changed dramatically in recent years, but policies and political rhetoric in both countries have not always kept up. This report, which draws from discussions of a high-level Mexico-U.S. study group convened by MPI and El Colegio de México, explores this new migration reality and how the two governments could work more closely together to address shared policy challenges.
How Does Immigration Fit into the Future of the U.S. Labor Market?
Uğur Gürcüoğlu
The U.S. economy is facing an uncertain future as an aging workforce, stagnating labor force participation, skill mismatches, and automation reshape the labor market. This issue brief explores these forces and the role that immigration could play in supporting future U.S. economic growth. It also examines how immigration affects workers already in the country, both native born and immigrant.
Will Supreme Court Ruling on DACA Finally Force Congress to Break the Ice on Immigration Reform?
The fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has ping ponged between all three branches of government. But with the Supreme Court poised to decide DACA's future in spring 2020, Congress may finally be forced to act to resolve the status of DREAMers after nearly two decades of considering various DREAM Act bills. Could this break the long stalemate Congress has had on passing substantive immigration legislation, and pave the way for other actions?
As More Migrants from Africa and Asia Arrive in Latin America, Governments Seek Orderly and Controlled Pathways
Growing numbers of African and Asian migrants are moving through Latin America, many hoping to reach the United States or Canada after expensive, arduous, and often dangerous journeys that can take months or even years. As more extracontinental migrants transit through South and Central America, Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica have developed the most comprehensive policies to manage these flows, sometimes working in coordination with the U.S. government.
Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy Initiative
MPI has launched the Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy Initiative to generate a big-picture, evidence-driven vision of the role immigration can and should play in America's future. Historically, across-the-aisle cooperation and consensus building have been essential for immigration policymaking and legislation to succeed. MPI is committed to re-energizing such bipartisanship in advancing feasible solutions to fix the long dysfunctional immigration system.
By Muzaffar Chishti and Jessica Bolter
By Randy Capps and Ariel G. Ruiz Soto
"Cubicle Activism": Companies Face Growing Demands from Workers to Cut Ties with ICE and Others in Immigration Arena
By Caitlyn Yates
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By Julia Gelatt and Mark Greenberg
By Pia M. Orrenius, Madeline Zavodny, and Stephanie Gullo
Immigration and the U.S. Labor Market: A Look Ahead
By Harry J. Holzer
Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy: New Realities Call for New Answers
Noncitizens in the U.S. Military: Navigating National Security Concerns and Recruitment Needs
By Muzaffar Chishti, Austin Rose, and Stephen Yale-Loehr
Policy Beat
From online petitions to organized walkouts, corporate America is facing increasing employee activism over its business involvement with agencies implementing the federal government's immigration policies. This "cubicle activism," seen at companies ranging from Amazon and Google to Bank of America and Wayfair, has garnered mixed success to date, forcing divestiture from private prison contractors but fewer results in other contexts, as this article explores.
By Mark Greenberg, Julia Gelatt, and Amy Holovnia
Millions Will Feel Chilling Effects of U.S. Public-Charge Rule That Is Also Likely to Reshape Legal Immigration
By Jeanne Batalova, Michael Fix, and Mark Greenberg
More Than a DREAM (Act), Less Than a Promise
By Julia Gelatt
Explainer: Illegal Immigration in the United States
How has the size of the unauthorized population in the United States changed over time? How is illegal immigration changing, and where do unauthorized immigrants come from? This explainer answers basic questions about illegal immigration, the changing patterns from Mexico, and more.
Will Immigration Reform Ever Succeed Again? The Legacy of IRCA & Its Enduring Lessons
This discussion on the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) showcases MPI Fellow Charles Kamasaki's book, Immigration Reform: The Corpse That Will Not Die. Kamasaki is joined by other veterans of the IRCA debate for a conversation on the lessons, the intended and unintended consequences, and how the law's legacy has shaped contemporary politics on immigration.
"Merit-Based" Immigration: Designing Successful Selection Systems
With the U.S. administration calling for the United States to adopt a more "merit-based" immigrant selection system, this conversation focused on what policymakers should consider in designing—and managing—immigrant selection systems in a time of intense labor-market and demographic change.
The U.S. Immigration Policy Program analyzes U.S. policies and their impacts, as well as the complex demographic, economic, political, foreign policy, and other forces that shape immigration to the United States. The program also offers influential thought leadership and policy recommendations regarding ways to improve the U.S. immigration system.
MPI's Rethinking U.S. Immigration Policy Initiative
Data and Analysis Related to Trump Administration Actions on Immigrant and Refugee Policy
These MPI research and data resources offer context related to policy changes achieved and proposed by the Trump administration as well as the populations they will affect.
The U.S. Policy Beat in MPI's Online Journal
Each month, MPI authors review major legislative, judicial, and executive action on U.S. immigration at the local, state, and federal levels. Stay up to date with the latest developments.
Frequently Requested Statistics on Immigrants and Immigration in the United States
This feature presents the latest, most sought-after data on immigrants in the United States—by origin, residence, legal status, deportations, languages spoken, and more—in one easy-to-use resource.
State Immigration Data Profiles
Want the latest facts and data on immigrants in the United States? Search U.S. Census data on U.S. immigrants and the native born nationally and by state based on demographic, language and education, workforce, and income indicators.
U.S., State, & County Profiles of Unauthorized Immigrants
Want the latest estimates and characteristics of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S.? Use this data tool to get population estimates and more—including countries of origin, recency of arrival, educational enrollment and attainment, incomes, English proficiency, and health-care coverage—at the national level, by state, and for top counties.
U.S. Immigration Data from MPI Data Hub
Immigrants in the U.S. Workforce
Independent Task Force on Immigration and America's Future
In 2006, the Task Force articulated a vision that promotes U.S. global competitiveness in the context of post-9/11 security imperatives, while tackling many of the technical details that have made immigration such an intractable public policy topic.
Doris Meissner, former Commissioner of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, directs MPI's U.S. immigration policy work. Full Bio >
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RESIDENTS in Fartown had a shock when they discovered a historic unexploded bomb in their cellar.
The alarm was raised after a family member saw images of similar items on the web labelled as munitions last Thursday.
North Huddersfield Neighbourhood Policing Team was tasked to the address, and evacuated the family from the house.
After an initial examination of the device by police officers, army bomb disposal officers were called in.
The device was examined and found to be an historic unexploded incendiary bomb component of German origin.
A nearby recreation ground was then sealed off with a view to disposing of the device, but with fading light the site was considered unsuitable.
The device was then recovered by the bomb disposal officers for disposal, and the family was allowed to return home safely.


Public entity property assets are taxpayer investments that must be protected against damage or loss. Proper risk management requires a combination of property coverages to ensure protection from the most common exposures. It is important to consider that many coverage forms may exclude or sub-limit coverage for certain exposures. You should review and compare all coverages, limits and deductibles with your insurance broker to ensure you make the best purchase decision.
Storms significant enough to be named or numbered have the potential for catastrophic damage to public entities – particularly in coastal areas. The level of exposure requires specialized coverage from carriers who have the capacity and experience in coastal named-storm property coverage. The potential for property damage inherent in NSW events often cause carriers to reduce their exposure by providing specific limits, deductibles and exclusions separate from other property coverages. Named-Storm Wind deductibles are usually expressed as a percentage and are normally applied on either a per-schedule, per-location, or per-building basis. Your financial exposure can vary greatly depending on the coverages/limits/deductibles you select.
Wind and Hail not generated by a named or numbered storm present a significant yet lesser exposure than named-storms. Like Named Storm Wind Coverage, Wind and Hail coverage may have separate limits and deductibles from other property coverages and may have exclusions or sublimits requiring review and comparison with your broker.
The unique exposures of storms require specialized coverage forms. More common exposures like fire, theft and vandalism are typically covered under All Other Perils (AOP) coverage.
Computer systems and networks have become an indispensable component of doing business. Computer hardware, software, data and media can represent millions in taxpayer investment. EDP coverage is also sometimes known as Computer Coverage and Data Processing Coverage. It can be written by itself or added to a property or package policy via a separate form or endorsement.
EDP policies vary widely. Your broker can help answer the following questions to help find the best coverage fit.
What types of equipment and accessories are covered by the policy?
What perils are covered? Which ones are excluded?
How is the value of damaged property calculated?
Does the policy cover loss of income and extra expense?
What additional coverages are included?
Crime insurance is insurance to manage the loss exposures resulting from criminal acts such as robbery, burglary and other forms of theft. It is also called "fidelity insurance". Many businesses purchase crime insurance that allows them to file claims for employee theft or other offenses with the potential to cause financial ruin.
Briefly described, commercial crime insurance covers money, securities and other property against a variety of criminal acts, such as employee theft, robbery, forgery, extortion and computer fraud.
Typically, commercial Crime Coverage forms include the following coverages.
Flood insurance typically provides coverage for damage caused by rising water. This means that other sources of water damage such as wind-driven rain or water pipe failure may be excluded.
Depending on the type of exposure – Wind, Hail, Named-Storm, coverage for water damage caused by factors other than rising water may be provided under other property coverage forms. It is important to review all Flood and property forms to insure coverage for the most common types of water damage.
Public entities with multiple locations may have properties in different FEMA Flood zones possibly requiring multiple specialized polices to ensure adequate coverage.
Builder's risk insurance is a special type of property insurance which provides coverage for damage to buildings while they are under construction. Builder's risk insurance is coverage that protects the entities insurable interest in materials, fixtures and/or equipment being used in the construction or renovation of a building or structure should those items sustain physical loss or damage from a covered cause.
Builder's risk typically covers perils such as fire, wind, theft and vandalism and many more. It typically does not cover perils such as flood or wind in coastal zones unless the policy has been specifically endorsed to do so. These policies also do not cover accidents and injuries at the workplace and is intended to terminate when the work has been completed and the property is ready for use or occupancy.
Builders Risk is often purchased by the general contractor and included in the construction project costs but should be reviewed by your broker to ensure adequate coverage and seamless transition to your property coverage upon completion of the project.
In 2002, the US Congress enacted the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, in which the government shared the cost of large insurance losses. In 2015, the US Congress reauthorized the original Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) into the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2015 (TRIPRA 2015).
TRIPRA 2015 requires certain criteria to have been met before federal coverage under the program begins. First, P&C insurance losses resulting from a terrorism-linked attack must meet the minimum damage certification level of USD 5 million. If losses are expected to meet this minimum threshold, then the event must also be officially certified as an "act of terrorism." This certification is determined by the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury in concurrence with the Attorney General of the United States and—new under TRIPRA 2015—the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security.
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The villain in this story was named Harley Earl. Here he is behind the wheel of his pride and joy, the Buick Y-Job of 1938, often called the very first concept car ever made.
Earl was a custom car builder in LA's early years of the automobile, up until the mid 1920s. That's when Cadillac commissioned him to design their new small car. He stuck on from there, eventually becoming General Motors' head of design.
It's hard to stress how influential Earl was on the car industry. He muscled his department up the ranks at GM, made design a priority, and helped set GM on the way to the biggest car company in the world, the most profitable company in the world for a time, even. Up until a coup from his staff in 1959, he set the trends at General Motors, and GM set the trends for the rest of the industry.
He was a big, gruff man. The guy stood six foot four in blue suede shoes, completely a man apart in GM's conservative corporate culture. He never really picked up a pen during his tenure at the top, but what he said, what he directed for his designers was law.
Chrome trim. That was Earl. Tailfins. That was Earl. Even the idea of concept cars. That was Earl.
The reason why I bring him up, though, is a particular mantra that guided all of his work: longer, lower, wider.
Take a look at the average automobile when his career was in its infancy and you'll see something tall, both in the body and in its ground clearance. Easy to step into, easy to see out of, easy to sit yourself in high-headroom comfort.
Take a look at the average automobile when Earl left his position and you get the opposite. Cars of the late 1950s sagged down to the ground. You dropped down into them, squinted out of narrow windshields and ate up the road in lane-hogging width.
The car industry held on to this longer, lower, wider edict years after Earl was gone. This wasn't just because Earl's influence was so strong; it's because his formula worked. Cars built close to the road look good. More than that, they're aerodynamic. When style sold in the 1960s and '70s, cars flattened out like pancakes. In the 1980s, when fuel-efficiency was king, they remained broad. When the economy got good again in the '90s, widebody design stayed.
We liked buying long, low, wide cars. But tall, narrow ones are better for us.
Just look at how much space these 1930s people had in their '38 Ford.
Get into a family sedan of the 1930s and you'll find yourself in something not unlike the crossover of today. You sit up high with an excellent view of the road. Your seat is sprung and comfortable. It's not built to look sleek an stylish; it's built to be used by humans. It conforms to our dimensions. It doesn't require us to conform to its.
Look at these rich assholes in a 1940 Imperial. They had room for eight people. That's minivan territory. The dude has headroom for days, and he's wearing a tophat. Pharrell should get himself one of these things.
The last major automaker to hold on to this design style was Chrysler. The company was painfully conservative into the mid 1950s and stuck true to the boxy, classic look.
"The styling won't knock your hat off," Chrysler's president said of his company's designs, "but neither will getting in one of our cars."
I found a '52 Dodge sedan parked on the street a few years back and it was unbelievable how tall and roomy the car was. Just look at how it towers over its modern counterparts.
The Dodge made the Sebring in front of it look puny. The CR-V parked behind this Dodge actually matched it in height. The proportions of today really do ape those of 60, 70, 80 years ago.
I can feel my shoulders relaxing just looking at these photos.
I think a lot of that had to do with driving conditions. Back before the Interstates took over the American landscape, roads were pretty rough. Every car pretty much had to work like a modern SUV, as this period film shows.
It took Americans a while to figure it out, but this style of car is easy to get in and out of (a strong selling point for the aging car buyer) and they work well on bad streets (America's infrastructure is at a low point at the moment) and they're great for sitting high over trafficked cities and highways.
So long before Lexus started the first modern crossover rush in '98 with the RX series, long before AMC preceded the genre with the lifted wagon Eagle or Subaru beat them all with the 4x4 Leone, pretty much all cars were upright and eminently roadable.
We lost our comfy, tall cars thanks to Harley Earl. Now we're just getting them back.
So don't hate crossovers because they're not wagons. Think of them as a return to the great family cars from before we went Earl crazy.


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Five Stories Moving the Market:
Lagarde says ECB rates have to rise significantly – Reuters. The European Central Bank will keep raising interest rates quickly to slow inflation which remains far too high, ECB President Christine Lagarde said on Monday, largely repeating the bank's most recent policy guidance.
U.S. to increase pressure on China to stop importing Iranian oil – Bloomberg. The Biden administration's top Iran envoy said it will increase pressure on China to cease imports of Iranian oil as the US tries to enforce nuclear sanctions.
Tech's ferocious rally raises the bar for earnings – Bloomberg. U.S. tech shares are trouncing a broad market rally to start the year, a source of concern for some traders bracing for the sector's worst earnings slump since 2016.
EU's planned reforms aim to better protect power bills from market swings – Reuters. The European Commission said the European Union's proposals to overhaul its electricity market will attempt to better protect consumer energy bills from short-term swings in fossil fuel prices.
DOJ poised to sue Google over digital ad market dominance – Bloomberg. The U.S. Justice Department is poised to sue Alphabet's Google as soon as today regarding the search giant's dominance over the digital advertising market, according to people familiar with the matter.
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China is quickly becoming the dominant force in liquefied natural gas, with Chinese buyers accounting for 40% of recent long-term LNG contracts among global players – Nikkei Asia.
There's been a rash of recent wind turbine malfunctions across the U.S. and Europe, ranging from failures of key components to full collapses; adding hundreds of millions of dollars in costs for the three largest Western turbine makers, GE, Vestas Wind Systems, and Siemens Energy's Siemens Gamesa unit - Bloomberg.
Chinese buyers are thought to have booked at least several large vessels of French barley this month, swelling a French export program as merchants ship out a previous round of sales from late last year - Reuters.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Peter Kazimir joined a chorus of fellow hawks in rejecting suggestions that moderating inflation will soon warrant smaller interest-rate increases - Bloomberg.
Australian businesses conditions moderated for a third straight month in December, while price pressures began to ease, pointing to a likely peak in inflation, according to a business survey issued on Tuesday - Reuters.
Behind this year's improved start for markets lies a broad wager that inflation will soon post a once-in-a-generation decline - WSJ.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she's encouraged by progress on inflation, with energy prices and supply-chain issues easing across the globe even as the U.S. labor market remains strong - Bloomberg.
Small banks have been doubly hit by customers pulling cash from bank deposits and investing in now-more-attractive U.S. Treasurys and money-market accounts, as well as plunging securities portfolio values, putting them at risk of being unable to access low-cost funding from Federal Home Loan Banks, a critical source of liquidity - WSJ.
Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and four other banks are working on a new product that will allow shoppers to pay at merchants' online checkout with a wallet that will be linked to their debit and credit cards - WSJ.
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Google's Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai told employees that job cuts were made in a bid to act decisively as the company's growth slowed - Bloomberg.
Spotify Technology is laying off roughly 6% of its workforce as part of broader cost-cutting measures after the streaming company went on a spending spree during the pandemic - WSJ.
Microsoft is investing $10 billion in OpenAI, whose artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT has lit up the internet since its introduction in November, amassing more than a million users within days and touching off a fresh debate over the role of AI in the workplace - Bloomberg.
A new generation of chips using Arm technology is heaping pressure on Intel as the British chip-design specialist prepares for what could be one of the year's highest-profile public listings - WSJ.
Activist investor Elliott Management Corp has made a multi-billion dollar investment in cloud-based software firm Salesforce, according to people familiar with the matter - Reuters.


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Francesco Gabbani (ur. 9 września 1982 w Carrarze) – włoski piosenkarz. Zwycięzca 67. Festiwalu Piosenki Włoskiej w San Remo (2017). Reprezentant Włoch w 62. Konkursie Piosenki Eurowizji (2017).

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Karierę rozpoczął w 2000. W 2011 wydał single "Estate" i "Maledetto amore". W 2013 wydał debiutancki album studyjny pt. Greitist Iz, który promował singlami "I dischi non si suonano" i "Clandestino".

W 2015 podpisał kontakt płytowy z wytwórnią BMG Rights Management. W 2016 z utworem "Amen" brał udział w koncercie "Debiutanci" podczas 66. Festiwalu Piosenki Włoskiej w San Remo. Z piosenką zwyciężył w koncercie finałowym, na którym odebrał również Nagrodę Krytyków im. Mii Martini. Za utwór odebrał status platynowej płyty za wysoką sprzedaż we Włoszech. Piosenką zapowiadał premierę drugiego albumu studyjnego pt. Eternamente ora, który wydał w lutym 2016. Płytę promował również singlami "Eternamente ora" i "In equilibrio". Również w 2016 napisał ścieżkę dźwiękową do filmu Poveri ma ricchi w reżyserii Fausto Brizziego. Singlem promującym składankę piosenek z filmu był utwór "Foglie al gelo".

W 2017 z utworem "Occidentali's Karma" wziął udział w 67. Festiwalu Piosenki Włoskiej w San Remo, tym razem w koncercie "Wielcy artyści". Ostatecznie zwyciężył w finale festiwalu, zdobywszy największą liczbę głosów telewidzów. Tego samego wieczora potwierdzono, że z utworem będzie reprezentował Włochy w 62. Konkursie Piosenki Eurowizji organizowanym w Kijowie. Przed finałem konkursu uznawany był za głównego faworyta do wygrania konkursu. 13 maja wystąpił w koncercie finałowym, w którym zajął szóste miejsce, zdobywszy 334 punkty. Przed finałem konkursu wydał trzeci album studyjny pt. Magellano.

W lutym 2020 z utworem "Viceversa" zajął drugie miejsce w finale 70. Festiwalu Piosenki Włoskiej w San Remo.

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 Greitist Iz (2013)
 Eternamente ora (2016)
 Magellano (2017)

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Linki zewnętrzne
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Reprezentanci Włoch w Konkursie Piosenki Eurowizji
Urodzeni w 1982
Włoscy multiinstrumentaliści
Włoscy wokaliści
Zwycięzcy Festiwalu Piosenki Włoskiej w San Remo
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import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView;

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James William Parkes (22 December 1896 – 10 August 1981) was an Anglican clergyman, historian, and social activist. With the publication of The Jew and His Neighbour in 1929, he created the foundations of a Christian re-evaluation of Judaism. He also published under the pseudonym John Hadham.

Early life
Parkes was born in Guernsey on the Channel Islands in 1896. He was the son of an English-born tomato grower, and had two siblings, David and Molly. Parkes was educated at Elizabeth College. Parkes lost his mother at the age of 14, and lost both of his siblings during the First World War.

Education and activism
While at school, he won an Open Scholarship to Hertford College, Oxford, and then enlisted to fight in the First World War. After returning from the war, he went back to Oxford to complete his degree in Theology, and did so, despite catching measles in the middle of his final exams. After graduating, Parkes became a leading member of the Student Christian Movement before joining the International Student Service in Geneva. He then went on to study for ordination in the Anglican Church, and spent the next 12 years on the continent as an activist in organizations that promoted international cooperation. It was there that he grew aware of the brutality of antisemitism and very early on spoke out about Nazism, surviving an assassination attempt in 1935.

Upon his return to England, he carved out a career as an independent scholar. Parkes contributed to several British publications, including The Observer,  The Jewish Chronicle, Punch and Peace News.

He also wrote Common sense about religion, as part of the Common Sense series.

Judaism and Christianity
Parkes was drawn to his study of Jewish–Christian relations by first-hand exposure to the brutality of antisemitism on the continent, Parkes traced its animus to the obdurate hard-heartedness and wrongheadedness of Christianity vis-à-vis the Jewish people and their faith. He held that the principles and practice of historic Christianity was responsible for the sins and excesses that culminated in the Holocaust. His life's work amounted not only to hundreds of articles and twenty-three books, among them The Conflict of the Church and the Synagogue (1934), his magnum opus, but also to social activism. According to one historian, Parkes "devoted his whole life to fighting anti-Judaism and promoting tolerance of Jews". In that endeavor, for twenty years his was a lone clerical voice against the missionizing of Jews, and he would be the driving force in the founding of the Council of Christians and Jews.

The Parkes Library
After a period of ill-health, Parkes was eager to pass his library and Judaica collection on so it could be used by future generations. In 1964, Parkes was approached by David Gwilym James, the University of Southampton's second Vice-Chancellor, who asked Parkes to consider donating his library to the collection at the University. Parkes accepted the offer and the Parkes Library at the University was officially opened on 23 June 1965. By the time the Library was transferred to Southampton University Library in 1964 it amounted to over 4,000 books, 2,000 pamphlets and 140 journals. It has continued to grow, and is now one of the largest Jewish documentation centres in Europe, with over 30,000 books and journals, published from the 15th century to the present day.

Later life and legacy
In August 1964 James and his wife, Dorothy, moved from Barley to Iwerne Minster in Dorset. Parkes continued to write, including his autobiography, Voyage of Discoveries (1969), and many pamphlets and articles. He also continued to write thousands of letters, many of which now reside in the Parkes Collection at the University of Southampton Parkes Library and Archive. On 10 August 1981, Parkes died at the age of 84. He was survived by Dorothy, to whom he bequeathed his entire estate. Parkes' papers were later donated to the University of Southampton Special Collections and can be viewed at the Hartley Library archive.

The Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations at the University of Southampton was formed in the memory of Parkes, and created in line with Parkes' desire to create an international research centre to home his collections and archive. The Institute is now an established academic research centre which teaches undergraduates, postgraduates, and doctoral candidates alongside a public outreach programme and a range of events and seminars.

Parkes has been memorialised in an exhibition, 'James Parkes and the Age of Intolerance', which launched in Southampton in January 2019 before going on to tour the United Kingdom. The exhibition was digitised by the Parkes Institute in 2021 as part of the 40th anniversary commemorations of Parkes' death.

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External links
 Works by James Parkes  - select bibliography
 Papers of Revd James William Parkes (MS 60). University of Southampton
 James Parkes and the Age of Intolerance, Digital Exhibition (2021)
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1896 births
1981 deaths
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Christianity and antisemitism
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LED Signs in Film Festivals
LED lights are used in cinemas to mark the steps, guiding moviegoers to their seats. They are also used to point out different signage.
LED signs aren't exactly a common sight in movie houses but only time will tell when cinema owners will begin to realize their importance especially in the promotion of films. They are a common fixture, though, in film festivals in the US and around the world.
Just for kicks, we listed three of the major international film festivals that, in one way or another, use LED sign to help promote their event. No wonder smaller film festivals have followed suit, and it won't take long before movie houses also start employing a LED sign in their establishment.
The Big Three, as they are called, are the grandest, most prestigious film festivals in the world.
Having started in 1952, the Venice Film Festival is the oldest international film festival in the world. It is held in the island of Lido in Venice, Italy every late August or early September.
The Cannes Film Festival takes place in Cannes, France usually in the month of May. It was founded in 1946 and has for president of the jury, the celebrated American filmmaker Steven Spielberg.
Berlin Film Festival
With the biggest audience turnout, the Berlin Film Festival is regarded as the biggest publicly attended event of its kind in the world. Formed in 1978, it is held every February in Berlin, Germany.
All of these film festivals screen films of all genres, as well as documentaries from around the world. Film enthusiasts have the organizers to thank as they continue to do everything to get the industry going. You can be sure LED sign manufacturers support the same cause.
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