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Reinvented places to meet and share
NEW EUROPEAN BAUHAUS RISING STARS : concepts or ideas submitted by young talents (aged 30 or less)
Full concept/idea title
Mixing play + co-creation
Fluke is a student project that asks the question: what if there were more fun, inclusive, and playful ways to participate within the building of our cities? By incorporating a playful participatory placemaking process, we test out novel approaches to co-creation of public space in practice using more playful tactics. To us, the days of sitting in long and boring urban planning meetings by municipalities must change if our communities are to, because we imagine a world where work can be play!
Where is your concept/idea being developed or intended to be implemented in the EU?
Stockholm County
Professorsslingan
Please provide a summary of your concept/ idea
Fluke (adjective): An unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck. Fluke is a project born between two students who, by a fluke, decided to populate a similar surface of the earth, at a similar point in time; Nicole to study Integrated Product Design and Tatiana to study Sustainable Urban Planning in Stockholm, Sweden. With Tatiana interested in co-created public spaces and Nicole in co-design processes, we created Fluke as a way to put all the critical theories we learned in university and were eager the test in our masters thesis. Fluke aims to give space for community places to grow, for and by the communities. Inspired by Creative Europe Trust in Play Initiative, we formed Fluke in order to explore how play, co-creation, and digital tools can come together to nourish a community and give resources to it during a turning point in modern history. We incorporate the right mix of temporary urbanist interventions, open-source urbanism, and participatory ways of operating to give everyone the chance to participate in the building of our community. Using an approach based on co-creation, we hoped to make tools and practices that transferred the creative power to citizens, and engaged them in different ways than they were used to — what better way to do this than play? In a fluke occurrence, we met one of the founders of Blivande, where they showed us a new digital tool developed for their participatory and decentralized community, the Plato platform. The platform looked exactly what we were looking for so we did what we knew best— testing it out in our own community. Using our community of Lappis as a starting point, the largest student housing accommodation in all of Sweden where over 2,500 diverse and multicultural students and families live, we are exploring how we can use both physical and digital spaces to encourage positive exchanges of ideas, conversation, synergies, and yes, even disagreements.
Please give information about the key objectives of your concept/idea in terms of sustainability and how these would be met
Fluke explores how co-design and decentralizing decision-making processes at the community scale can enable local solutions to global problems. For many citizens looking to make an impact in their city, the scale that much of urban development happens on leaves little avenue for participation— or let's face it… is plain boring. By working with those at Blivande to test out their newly developed Plato tool, we are exploring the possibilities of decentralization, self-sufficiency, and co-creation at the community scale. Local solutions start with an engaged and empowered community, and Fluke's interdisciplinary approach looks to use play as a mechanism to enable more fruitful discussion and cooperation, at the same time as building the feeling of community belonging and increased agency over the communal spaces. Fluke likes to operate using mostly found objects, using the plentiful trash rooms in our student accommodation to our advantage to build our pop-up interventions. The trash of other Lappis residents become our treasures as we look to subvert and recreate new functions for spaces— you could say cardboard has become a staple in our work. If we can't find what we need to make our interventions reality, we use many of the shared and communal spaces already present within Lappis, like community workshop or the Kostnix, the non-commercial 'free' store located in Lappis. We want to kick-start a cultural shift from a consumption-based society towards a culture where we work together to produce places for people to meet, to be social, and co-create together. The context we live in is prime for co-creation— bachelors, masters, and even PhD students from all over the world come to study and live in Sweden to learn how to incorporate sustainability into their mindsets. Overall, Fluke looks to create a space for co-creation by enabling people the opportunity to meet, to learn from one another, and give them the tools to make their dreams for their community a reality.
Please give information about the key objectives of your concept/idea in terms of aesthetics and quality of experience beyond functionality and how these would be met
By utilizing concepts of iteration, prototyping and trigger materials from product design into the world of urban planning, Fluke incorporates experimentation to explore how people actually want to engage. In the design of the Fluke process, a common visual and verbal language has been developed to help facilitate communication with residents. By making use of easy-to-access materials and an informal language, this innovative approach looks to make engagement of all kinds a norm within the planning process. Our primary focus at the moment is to use wood as a later-stage building material, which can be easily manipulated and aesthetically changed through paint to fit its context and purpose. On top of this, being physically present in public space allows us to delve into co-creation activities alongside residents. This has proven to effectively allow people to get involved in the project and understand the context in which it is being developed. We believe that people should have the power to transform both the aesthetics of space, along with the functions and meanings attributed to them. For this reason this project goes against the more traditional urban planning and design approaches, focusing instead on giving full creative power to residents through tools that we have handcrafted to fit the context in which they are used, allowing residents to reimagine and reinvent places at their own desires. Fluke's intention is to make participation feel comfortable and open to anyone by applying a clear and approachable language, material elements that are familiar, and community-building activities. To help bridge our work with both technology and art, we have been collaborating with different artists to allow the collective inputs and findings to be expressed in different manners. In a project titled In memoriam/In futurum, we are co-creating a zine for the "Experimental Field", an ongoing exhibition at Accelerator, an art gallery in Stockholm.
Please give information about the key objectives of your concept/idea in terms of inclusion and how these would be been met
Fluke looks to bring all types of people into the placemaking process, by creating different grammars that residents are able to participate and co-create in a way they feel at home. Since February 2021, we have engaged with this way of thinking to have over 250 members of the community participate throughout different stages. We believe building trust with the community is one of the most important aspects in community building and play, so all of our efforts have incorporated pop-up and interventions in public space at the street level. Through our placemaking process, we first started by engaging stakeholders with our weekly and random 'Fluke Encounters'. Here, we brought some carpets, plants, cardboard, and sticky notes to the center square, where we asked a variety of questions about the residents, their conception of community, and their thoughts about Lappis. From here, we developed a fun and playful place analysis using an Easter Egg Hunt using a digital map. Next, we held a co-creation Flukeshop, a playful workshop where 6 different Lappis residents came together to co-create a vision for Lappis. Here, we used a play-walk to visit some of places from the Egg Hunt, 'find' information from the Fluke Encounters, and play together to imagine what a better Lappis could look like! Lastly, we held our Fluke Dayz encounter where anyone could come, spin the space wheel, and go reimagine these spaces. We currently have over 30 different submissions from groups of residents on the Plato platform, and now are collectively funding the dreams we want to turn into reality. The approach we have taken has also been affordable (to say the least). Using the trash and recycling rooms for most of our materials, we argue that placemaking doesn't need to be flashy or expensive— it just needs people and a strong mission to create better spaces. We believe that by taking such an affordable route, any community organizers can use a similar approach to co-create!
Please explain the innovative character of your concept/ idea
As a society, we've mixed up the idea that community development must be all work, and no play. Fluke looks to bring innovation to placemaking by interweaving play into the placemaking process and make it easy for all types of people to participate in the development of our public spaces.. The world of urban game design is exploding, but we believe these games need to be connected to larger processes so residents and participants can see changes happen within their communities. We incorporate this thinking through the lens of product design and urban theory, picking and choosing concepts from each which best suit our context. Fluke is looking to innovate on all fronts of the placemaking process, by exploring news concepts and tools that work in practice at every step of the process— from engagement, place analysis, visioning, and prototyping. We hope that play of all types can help foster participation in co-creating places for the community, through all levels of the ladder of participation. Not everyone wants to participate in the same manner, and that's okay. Fluke innovates how urban planners and community activists ask residents to participate and co-create together. In addition, through the project Fluke has established a collaboration with Blivande - a creative hub in Stockholm - for whom we've been testing out their newly developed participatory tool called Plato (PLAcemaking + TOol). Plato is a digital tool that allows democratic decision-making, and Fluke has incorporated it to assist in this transformational process at the neighborhood level, using it in the final stages of the process to gather ideas from residents on reinventions of spaces, to afterwards democratically decide which ones to materialize.
Please detail the plans you have for the further development, promotion and/or implementation of your concept/idea, with a particular attention to the initiatives to be taken before May 2022
While most of our process for our thesis is over, Fluke isn't over yet. This June, Fluke will showcase the spaces that were reinvented by residents that decided to participate with Fluke. On June 12th we will make these a reality, by bringing residents together in a collective effort to co-create and construct these reinvented spaces, offering the possibility to meet, share, and have new experiences in the new built environments. As Fluke is a thesis project, this upcoming summer we will be compiling all of our findings and explorations into a written document for our submission and defense in September 2021. During this process, we want to focus on the promotion of the tools we have developed. In April, we were on the podcast 'A City for You' where we discussed play, co-creation, and our process to a wider audience. We have been in the process of contacting organizations like Placemaking Europe and Cooperative Cities, but will look more into these opportunities once our thesis is completed and defended! While Fluke has employed this process during the spring and summer months, we are incredibly interested in exploring how we can develop public and social places in the winter. In Sweden and many other northern countries with long and dark winters, many urban planners and community professionals are exploring different conceptions and ideas that can activate public space even in the coldest and snowiest of months! We have been in discussions with different non-profits in the Stockholm area who collaborate often to explore bringing a similar process to different neighborhoods around the Stockholm area. We also hope to collaborate on a project for a Park(ing) Day over at Blivande to help reimagine a parking lot for a day in order to capture a glimpse of what this space transformation could look like.
By ticking this box, you declare that all the information provided in this form is factually correct, that the proposed concept/idea has not been proposed for the New European Bauhaus Rising Stars Awards more than once in the same category.


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Sister of Mercy (French: La petite soeur des pauvres) is a 1929 French silent drama film directed by George Pallu and starring Desdemona Mazza, Georges Melchior, and Lucette Martell.

Cast
Desdemona Mazza
Georges Melchior
Lucette Martell
Monsieur de Saint-André
Cécile Didier
Frédéric Mariotti as Le jardinier
Rainaldi
Edmée Colson
Florial

References

Bibliography
  Philippe Renard. Un cinéaste français des années cinquante : Jean-Paul Le Chanois. Dreamland, 2000.

External links

1929 films
1929 drama films
French drama films
French silent films
1920s French-language films
Films directed by George Pallu
French black-and-white films
Silent drama films
1920s French films

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The SCL has published "Proof by Sampling after Amey LG v Cumbria County Council" – a paper presented by Frances Pigott to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 4 July 2017.
Does a claimant have to prove liability and quantum on every variation or defect claimed, or will proof of a sample suffice? Defendants face similar questions when defending claims, particularly where costs in the action are budget limited. In this paper, Frances Pigott reviews the TCC decision in Amey LG v Cumbria County Council and considers whether the judge's finding on the use of sampling in that case might be applied more widely in construction cases, its effectiveness as a means of proving claims, whether sampling is cost efficient and the importance of pre-trial case management in the sampling process.
A full version of the paper is available on the SCL website.


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Fillmore County takes tentative steps toward 34-bed jail
The county considered options from transporting inmates to other jails to building a 365-day facility.
An artists rendering shows the proposed plan for a new addition (orange) to the Fillmore County Jail. The old jail would be renovated for office and storage space, and the new addition would hold up to 35 beds for inmates.
Contributed photo / BKV Group
By Brian Todd
PRESTON — The money has to be right, but as it stands Fillmore County will move forward with a 32-bed, 365-day jail.
Tuesday, the Fillmore County Board of Commissioners will consider a contract with BKV Group, a Minneapolis-based architecture firm, to design a new jail for the county.
The design, though, said Fillmore County Commissioner Duane Bakke, is to eventually get bids on the project and see if the county is heading down the right path financially or not.
"Until we go out to bids and see what the cost is, we won't know if the bid meets the number we think works," Bakke said.
County Administrator Bobbie Hillery said the county is hoping for a jail that comes in somewhere under $7 million.
For that price, the current jail will be remodeled into administrative space, storage and room for some non-incarceration programs such as work release. Then a new jail facility with about 32 beds will be added onto the old facility.
According to the initial proposal from BKV Group, the renovation cost would be around $860,000. The addition would come in at $5.2 million, bringing the total to about $6.1 million. Rough estimates mean the cost could go as high as $6.8 million.
"Our goal is to give them the best jail facility with the least cost," said Bruce Schwartzman, an architect with BKV Group.
That cost would be fine, Bakke said, but if the bids come back higher, the county would have to reconsider its options.
Those options, Bakke said, amounted to three things: building a jail certified to hold inmates all year around, otherwise known as a 365-day facility; building a 90-day certified jail to replace the current 90-day jail the county uses; or building a 72-hour holding facility.
Both of the last two options would involve some level of transporting inmates to other counties with long-term holding facilities.
Bakke said the under-$7 million target would fit in nicely with several financial factors for the county.
First. the county has a bond debt payment about to come off the books that would be equivalent to a new bond of roughly $4 million.
Second, the county would be able to use American Rescue Plan Act funds to reduce the overall pricetag from the low- to mid-$6 million range down to roughly $4 million. That means a new jail could be funded without taxpayers seeing a significant change to their tax bills, he said.
Bakke said items like the HVAC at the jail and some safety and spacing features fall under ARPA guidelines.
Hillery said if the bid cost does not come back in line with estimates, the county board members have said they might go back to the drawing board and look at options like a new or remodeled 90-day jail, or consider a 72-hour holding facility that would mean transporting inmates to another county.
"The study that was put together by the study group showed that was actually, when you take all costs into account, cheaper to build a 365-day," Bakke said. "If you do a 90 day, or similar to what Dodge County is doing, the travel costs would bring that to a more expensive model."
Hillery said the board visited a newly constructed jail in Cresco, Iowa, and wanted to see something similar.
Bakke said that meant no bells, no whistles and bare basics for the facility.
And a key, he said, was maintaining the same amount of staff to run the new jail, which would mean operating costs would be about the same.
The other advantage of the proposed design, Bakke said, is that it allows the jail to house up to 11 different inmate populations.
One of the keys to modern jails, Schwartzman said, is to be able to separate disparate groups of inmates, meaning keeping violent offenders from nonviolent, women from men, and other categories.
All this, Schwartzman said, means maximum flexibility in housing inmates and keeping staffing efficient.
Bakke said the process of picking the right jail solution is far from over, but it's important the county make the right decision for the taxpayers and the inmates who enter the correction system.
"I wasn't a big fan of building a jail when we started this," Bakke said. "But we've spent time, presenting this to cities and civic groups. I haven't had people call and tell me not to build a jail."
Related Topics: GOVERNMENT AND POLITICSMINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONSCONSTRUCTION PRESTON-HARMONY-FOUNTAIN
Brian Todd is the news editor at the Post Bulletin. When not at work, he spends time with his family, roots for the Houston Astros and watches his miniature dachshund sleep, which is why that dog is more bratwurst than hotdog. Readers can reach Brian at 507-285-7715 or btodd@postbulletin.com.
Winona woman injured in single-vehicle crash near Lewiston
The driver was transported to Winona Health with non-life threatening injuries on Friday.
By Rebecca Mitchell
Harmony ups its cash rebate incentive to $20K for building new homes in the city
Want to build a new house? Harmony will give you up to $20,000 to build it there.
By Dené K. Dryden
'It's hard all year round': Rochester partners help people experiencing homelessness
Project Community Connect also brings people together for the point-in-time count, which is a federal count of people experiencing homelessness.
Rochester native Yung Gravy sued by Rick Astley for sampling 'Never Gonna Give You Up'
Yung Gravy, who's real name is Matthew Hauri, graduated from Mayo High School in 2014 and has found fame as an entertainer.
By Mark Wasson

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Book Catalogue Reviews - July - 2017 Issue
Obscure Paper and Books from Long Ago Offered by Samuel Gedge, Ltd.
Samuel Gedge Ltd. has issued their Catalogue XXIV. There is no further title nor description and I think I understand why. These items are very hard to describe. There are many centuries-old documents and ephemeral items that make you wonder how did this piece ever survive? Papers representing business and personal transactions, rules, personal notes, posters, items rare if not unique when they were first created so long ago. Gedge has somehow managed to find them. That is not to say there are no books here. Gedge also has some 18th and 19th century novels, books long forgotten but appealing to readers of another era. There is even a 1770 French translation of an English novel, The Point of Honor, of which the French version appears to be the only one that has survived. This is certainly an eclectic mix of material and a fascinating look at times of the distance past. Here are a few examples.
We begin with a land grant that will entitle you to 30 acres in the "Poyaisian Republic." Good luck finding the place. It is one of many such grants created by one of the greatest confidence schemes in history. It is dated April 5, 1834, and signed by Gregor MacGregor. MacGregor had served in the British army, then joined the fight for independence in Venezuela, earning himself friends in Latin America. His scheme began with supposedly securing 8 million acres of land along the Mosquito Coast of Honduras from King Frederick Augustus. Frederick Augustus was a native "king," but with no power. Nevertheless, MacGregor used this grant to sell parcels of land that he described as idyllic, but were little more than swamps and jungle over which he had no control. A lot of Englishmen went for it, some investing their life savings. Some even went to settle their lands, many dying from disease before the others returned. Still, MacGregor was able to continue the scheme for many years, at one time moving on to France when sales declined. It would not be until 1838, 18 years after it all started, that MacGregor hightailed it to Venezuela, where he was still regarded as a hero. Item 65. Priced at £450 (British pounds, or about $574 in U.S. dollars).
Item 1 is Rules and Regulations to be Observed in the Convict Establishment. The "convict establishment" was the prison hulks, old ships at port that were used to house Britain's overflowing prison population. Most of the convicts inhabiting these hulks were destined for transportation out of country, to Australia or other places where the English would no longer have to deal with them. These rules were promulgated in 1840 by John Henry Clapper, then the Superintendent. The rules cover all aspects of prison life, covering the roles of various personnel, daily routines, transfers, visitation, and timing of watch staff. A volvelle (one of those spinning paper dials) enables each numbered watch to determine its duties on that day. Hulks were used from 1776 until 1857 to house prisoners. £2,500 (US $3,192).
Item 72 is a printed souvenir in German for Clara, a touring rhinoceros. It would have come from 1746-48 when Clara toured Germany, one of many European countries she visited from 1741-1758. Clara was adopted by a Dutch East India Co. executive after her mother was killed by a hunter, and taken to the Netherlands in 1741. Rhinoceroses were a rarity in Europe in those days, not something found in zoos, so crowds would come out to see such a strange looking animal. This broadside contains a large picture of Clara along with some German copy. Clara died in London in 1758, approximate age 20. £950 (US $1,211).
Item 108 is a touching broadside poem To The People Of America from the children of the Wigton School in Cumberland, England, circa 1830. By this time, slavery was long since outlawed in England and was about to be ended in all of its colonies. The emotional words, directed toward the southern states where slavery still reigned, would seemingly touch any human heart. The poem begins:
Ye people of America,
So far beyond the wave,
O listen to our earnest prayer,
and liberate the slave!
It goes on to speak of the "torturing lash," women's cries of fear, blood mingled with the soil, families torn apart in human auction sales. Sadly, America did not listen to these British schoolchildren's prayer, and paid a heavy price for it. £350 (US $446).
Item 41 provides a look at what it was like traveling around Britain in the late 18th and early 19th century. It is a collection of 20 printed bills from various inns dated 1784-1830. Many provide lists of food and drink offered, services available. Some drinks would be hard to find today, such as negus (Gedge tells us it's a mixture of port, hot water, and spices) and bumbo (rum, water, sugar and nutmeg). Services available included "horses hay and corn," "carriage greasing," "paper, cards and postage," "pipes and tobacco," and "servants eating and ale." The fact that offerings were available to servants, and we will presume the quality was not the same as that offered guests, indicates that these were places for travelers of means. No Motel 6's here. £2,500 (US $3,189).
Item 12 is a scroll consisting of two conjoined sheets To The Honorable Sir John Shore Bart, from 1798. Bart was leaving his job as Governor-General of Bengal in India and 198 residents of Calcutta wanted to thank him and wish him well. It is a who's who of the most important people of Calcutta at the time, and each has signed the note. While the text describes them as "British inhabitants of Calcutta," there are signatures of several notable foreigners on the list too. £2,750 (US $3,509).
Samuel Gedge Ltd. Rare Books may be reached at +44 (0)1263 768 471 or rarebooks@samuelgedge.com. Their website is www.samuelgedge.com.


Some 10,000 people were returning to their homes on Tuesday after they were evacuated so that a 250-kilogramme aerial bomb dating back to World War II could be defused and removed from a construction site in West Berlin.
The bomb was discovered near south-west Berlin's Innsbruecker Platz square on Monday, prompting authorities to cordon off the area within a 500-metre radius and evacuate people in the surrounding residential buildings and patients in a home for the elderly.
The fire brigade and the police said in separate statements overnight to Tuesday that the bomb had been successfully defused and that 450 people were involved in the effort, which took several hours.
Underground and suburban rail traffic was disrupted, and officers went house to house to ensure that the area was cleared before disposal experts moved in.
More than 70 years after the end of the war, unexploded ordnance is regularly found buried in Germany, a legacy of the intense bombing campaigns by Allied forces against Nazi Germany.
At least 60,000 people were evacuated in central Frankfurt in September, the biggest operation of its kind in post-war Germany, after a 1.8-tonne British bomb nicknamed "Wohnblockknacker," or blockbuster, was discovered.
In May, 50,000 residents were ordered out of their homes in the northern city of Hanover over several WWII-era bombs.
And on Christmas Day 2016, the discovery of an unexploded 1.8-tonne British bomb prompted the evacuation of 54,000 people in the southern city of Augsburg.


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Stefani Jones, Contributor
President of Duke Student Government and Chair of the Coalition for a Conflict-Free Duke
Let Duke's Victims Have a Voice
Woman Depressed. Series
It's often difficult to comprehend the enormous hurdles facing sexual assault victims on their road to reporting. But it's even harder to understand why universities like Duke would be in the business of creating another obstacle.
In 2011, the US Department of Education released a letter to schools around the country clarifying the requirements for Title IX compliance on sexual harassment policies. Called the "Dear Colleague" letter, the 18-page message details the ways in which universities are required to take an active role in preventing and addressing sexual harassment.
Ironically, the Title IX reforms resulted in a policy at Duke that's even worse at protecting victims.
Among the slew of clarifications outlined in the letter was a mandate that a school's sexual misconduct policy must fall under and match its policy for general harassment. In combining the two policies though, Duke adopted a shorter statute of limitations for reporting sexual misconduct. In short, victims now only have a year to seek disciplinary action against an alleged perpetrator.
So what's the problem with the statute of limitations?
The reasons why students would wait for over a year to report are numerous -- social pressures, threats, and medical issues can all contribute to a victim's silence in the aftermath of sexual assault. Duke even mandates that students seeking medical leave take a minimum of a year off of school. Under this policy, a rape victim taking medical leave for PTSD could be forced to return to Duke without options for removing their rapist from campus.
And on a campus that already suffers from a lack of reporting, the timeline puts an arbitrary expiration date on the experience of a victim.
Let's do the math. A report for the National Institute of Justice, cited in the Dear Colleague letter, found that about 1 in 5 women and 6.1 percent of males are victims of completed or attempted sexual assault while in college. If those numbers were to hold true for Duke's undergraduate population of 6,680, which is split evenly between males and females, you'd expect 668 female and 203.74 male victims of completed or attempted sexual assault on campus at any given time.
But last year, only six cases of sexual harassment were brought to the Duke Office of Student Conduct. Of those six, one student was unable to seek disciplinary action because they had passed the one-year deadline.
We already have a reporting problem. Why are we putting even more restrictions on victims who want to come forward?
One argument made to support the one-year timeline is that it protects individuals from being falsely accused. But the National Sexual Violence Resource Center found that the national rate of false reports was between only 2-8%. And even then, the university disciplinary system includes an outside investigation and a formal and confidential hearing process. There are national standards in place to ensure that the process is fair and to protect the rights of the accused.
The spirit of the original reforms was to protect the rights of sexual harassment victims. The Dear Colleague letter asserts that a weak sexual assault policy is a form of discrimination in itself--when universities do not take active measures to prevent and address sexual harassment, victims cannot fully benefit from what their school has to offer.
But when a victim's ability to report an incident is restricted to one year, the environment of discrimination still exists. Perpetrators remain on campus, and victims remain disadvantaged at no fault of their own.
We need to have a national conversation about the treatment of sexual assault victims on college campuses. Sexual assault is no petty crime--it affects the ability of victims to participate in the university community and denies them their right to an education. Victims can no longer feel safe or comfortable in a place that was intended to help them grow as individuals.
Many universities have similar reporting problems, but some are on the right track. Schools like Harvard, Princeton, UPenn, Georgetown, Brown, Columbia, and Johns Hopkins don't have statutes of limitations for reporting sexual misconduct. Duke Student Government passed a unanimous resolution last week calling for the removal of ours.
But here on campus, victims are still being silenced. And we need to continue talking until their voices are heard.
Stefani Jones is the Duke Student Government Vice President for Equity & Outreach.
Duke University College Sexual Assault Sexual Abuse Universities


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package org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.instrument.messaging;

import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.Log;
import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.Span;
import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.TraceKeys;
import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.Tracer;
import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.sampler.NeverSampler;
import org.springframework.cloud.sleuth.util.ExceptionUtils;
import org.springframework.messaging.Message;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessageChannel;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessageHandler;
import org.springframework.messaging.support.GenericMessage;
import org.springframework.messaging.support.MessageBuilder;
import org.springframework.messaging.support.MessageHeaderAccessor;

/**
 * A channel interceptor that automatically starts / continues / closes and detaches
 * spans.
 *
 * @author Dave Syer
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
public class TraceChannelInterceptor extends AbstractTraceChannelInterceptor {

	public TraceChannelInterceptor(Tracer tracer, TraceKeys traceKeys,
			MessagingSpanTextMapExtractor spanExtractor,
			MessagingSpanTextMapInjector spanInjector) {
		super(tracer, traceKeys, spanExtractor, spanInjector);
	}

	@Override
	public void afterSendCompletion(Message<?> message, MessageChannel channel, boolean sent, Exception ex) {
		Span currentSpan = getTracer().getCurrentSpan();
		if (containsServerReceived(currentSpan)) {
			currentSpan.logEvent(Span.SERVER_SEND);
		} else if (currentSpan != null) {
			currentSpan.logEvent(Span.CLIENT_RECV);
		}
		addErrorTag(ex);
		getTracer().close(currentSpan);
	}

	private boolean containsServerReceived(Span span) {
		if (span == null) {
			return false;
		}
		for (Log log : span.logs()) {
			if (Span.SERVER_RECV.equals(log.getEvent())) {
				return true;
			}
		}
		return false;
	}

	@Override
	public Message<?> preSend(Message<?> message, MessageChannel channel) {
		MessageBuilder<?> messageBuilder = MessageBuilder.fromMessage(message);
		Span parentSpan = getTracer().isTracing() ? getTracer().getCurrentSpan()
				: buildSpan(new MessagingTextMap(messageBuilder));
		String name = getMessageChannelName(channel);
		Span span = startSpan(parentSpan, name, message);
		if (message.getHeaders().containsKey(TraceMessageHeaders.MESSAGE_SENT_FROM_CLIENT)) {
			span.logEvent(Span.SERVER_RECV);
		} else {
			span.logEvent(Span.CLIENT_SEND);
			messageBuilder.setHeader(TraceMessageHeaders.MESSAGE_SENT_FROM_CLIENT, true);
		}
		getSpanInjector().inject(span, new MessagingTextMap(messageBuilder));
		MessageHeaderAccessor headers = MessageHeaderAccessor.getMutableAccessor(message);
		headers.copyHeaders(messageBuilder.build().getHeaders());
		return new GenericMessage<Object>(message.getPayload(), headers.getMessageHeaders());
	}

	private Span startSpan(Span span, String name, Message<?> message) {
		if (span != null) {
			return getTracer().createSpan(name, span);
		}
		if (Span.SPAN_NOT_SAMPLED.equals(message.getHeaders().get(TraceMessageHeaders.SAMPLED_NAME))) {
			return getTracer().createSpan(name, NeverSampler.INSTANCE);
		}
		return getTracer().createSpan(name);
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	@Override
	public Message<?> beforeHandle(Message<?> message, MessageChannel channel,
			MessageHandler handler) {
		Span spanFromHeader = getTracer().getCurrentSpan();
		if (spanFromHeader!= null) {
			spanFromHeader.logEvent(Span.SERVER_RECV);
		}
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		return message;
	}

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		if (spanFromHeader!= null) {
			spanFromHeader.logEvent(Span.SERVER_SEND);
			addErrorTag(ex);
		}
		// related to #447
		if (getTracer().isTracing()) {
			getTracer().detach(spanFromHeader);
		}
	}

	private void addErrorTag(Exception ex) {
		if (ex != null) {
			getTracer().addTag(Span.SPAN_ERROR_TAG_NAME, ExceptionUtils.getExceptionMessage(ex));
		}
	}

}

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Warm and welcoming, our centre is purpose built for learning in the early years and is equipped with everything your child needs to grow and thrive.
Give your child the start they deserve. Visit us now at Active Explorers Broadway.
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Q: Create the dynamic controls in powerapps Based on the drop down the respective dropdown of type choices should change and if we click the addrow it has to increment the number of rows .
I am new to powerapps and to achive this how to have the same list when we click the add row button.Should I use gallery for this.

A: Yes you can use a gallery for this and Patch a new item to the list every time you need to add a row (new item=new row)
To create a new record:
Patch('datasource',Defaults('datasource'),{...})

A: Use the PowerFX Collect() function here.

*

*OnSelect of the "Add Row" button:

Collect(colRecords,
    {
        id: CountRows(colRecords) + 1,
        join: chkJoin.Selected.Value,
        andOr: chkAndOr.Selected.Value,
        type: ddType.Selected.Value,
        operators: ddOperators.Selected.Value,
        valueResult: ddValue.Selected.Value
    }
)

Where all the values on the left side of the colons above are the names of your columns and the values on the right side are the names of your controls.

*Ensure the Gallery Items property is set to colRecords

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Welcome to Washington Fine Properties, the premier residential real estate firm in the Nation's Capital. Our offerings of fine properties in all price ranges, coupled with the most seasoned real estate professionals in the DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia markets, combine to offer our purchasers and sellers unparalleled real estate services. We have earned the privilege and reputation for listing and selling the finest properties our markets have to offer.
Washington Fine Properties is recognized worldwide as a leader in the Capital Region's residential real estate market. We connect our clients to their desired market locally, nationally, and internationally. We are honored to be the exclusive local representative of the finest international brokerage networks. These include Luxury Real Estate-Regents and Leading Real Estate Companies of the World.
The Nation's Capital is our home. We invite you to browse our website and look forward to assisting you in selling or selecting your home in our wonderful Capital community.
Our associates, who form the cornerstone of our business, are dedicated to providing a full range of real estate services. Each has individually earned the finest reputation in the communities where they live and work. Maintaining a full-time presence, they are highly skilled in the various marketing, selling, financing, and negotiating skills required in our profession, keeping client service as their top priority. Reflecting our high level of engagement, our company received the 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014 Highest Sales Volume per Agent Awards for all of the United States, from one of the world's oldest and most reputable international industry networks, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World. Together with an efficient, professional support staff, our associates can assist you with all your real estate needs.


Shield Argent, in base on a wheat sheaf Vert an eagle Sable armed and tongued Gules, in chief an orb Azure fixed Argent and crowned by a cross crosslet Gules between two stone oaks Vert eradicated of the same. Mural crown Argent with three visible towers (village rank) and white scroll with inscription in black initials: "BEJA - SALVADOR".
Salvador Commune was one of the pre-2013 communes of Beja Municipality (q.v.); it had 6590 inhabitants in 2011 and covered 6.5 km².
Shield Argent, a Greek cross fleury Vert, in dexter chief an eagle Gules, in sinister chief an eagle Azure, both armed and tongued Sable, in base a crescent recumbent Gules. Mural crown Argent with three visible towers (village rank) and white scroll with inscription in black initials: "SANTA MARIA DA FEIRA - BEJA".
The eagles are refering to Beja municipality, a modification from those to be found in the municipal arms. The cross is alluding to the Knights' Order of Avis. The crescent might be an attribute of St. Mary, the local patron saint.
Santa Maria da Feira Commune was one of the pre-2013 communes of Beja Municipality (q.v.); it had 4543 inhabitants in 2011 and covered 16.0 km².


'Keep heart' reads a sign along the narrow, twisting lane to Gidleigh Park, 'you are still en route.' It may be remote, but it's a haven of luxury. The Tudor-style house, surrounded by abundant gardens and embraced by river and woods on Dartmoor's edge, has been in the deft hands of Andrew and Christina Brownsword since 2005. They sensitively upgraded the house, embellishing the interior with smart fabrics and arts and craft furniture, but refrained from adding a spa or gym ('Dartmoor's our gym!'). Instead, they created 'spa suites', the ultimate indulgence, with their own saunas and steam rooms. Gidleigh is as famous for its restaurant as its divine rooms, and January 2018 saw the arrival of an exciting new executive chef, Chris Simpson, who was previously at the two Michelin-starred restaurant, Nathan Outlaw, and has a reputation for outstanding but unpretentious cooking. The kitchen of one of England's most spoiling country retreats will continue to delight.
Gidleigh Park enjoys an exquisite location on the very edge of Dartmoor National Park. Dartmoor is a walker's paradise: discovering this magical landscape on foot affords the opportunity to observe the wildlife and natural vegetation that are at home in Devon.
Gidleigh Park's restaurant provides an elegant backdrop in which to savour dishes defined by the absolute freshness and seasonality of ingredients.
Treat yourself to a stay in The Pavilion, a charming self-contained thatched cottage in the grounds overlooking the croquet lawn.
Kay Henderson, who with husband Paul first opened Gidleigh Park as a hotel, taught herself to cook mostly from books and is believed to be the first American woman to achieve a Michelin star.


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Uzpromstroybank, Chinese Eximbank sign loan agreement
Business 11 June 2010 10:47 (UTC+04:00)
Uzbekistan, Tashkent, June 11, Trend, D.Azizov /
Uzpromstroybank open joint stock commercial bank inked a loan agreement with China's Export-Import Bank on Wednesday, 9 June.
According to the document, the Chinese bank will allocate loan for US$113 million within the economic cooperation between Uzbekistan and China on the programme of crediting of the SCO member countries.
The loan will be directed at the modernization of Angren coal mine in Tashkent region. Total project cost is US$154.4 million.
According to Uzbekugol, Sino-coal International Engineering Design & Research Institute won a tender, announced within the project "Transfer of energy blocks No. 1-5 of Novo-Angren thermal power station to using coal (1 phase) with the modernization of Angrean coal mine". Uzbekugol and Chinese firm inked the contract on this project. Earlier it was reported that Uztransgaz, a subsidiary of Uzbekneftegaz in 2009-2013 plans to implement a project worth $237.4 million to modernize the gas distribution system worth $237.4 million.
In addition to the introduction of SCADA, Uztransgaz within the project is expected within three years to buy at the expense of its own funds 90 units of special equipment for the of the acquisition of linear-services of the company worth $ 160 million.
Modernization will provide a stable and accident-free gas supply in the region, given the growth prospects of natural gas consumers, the introduction of an automated accounting system and the regulation of the natural gas supply regime.
Uztransgaz controls the activity of transportation and delivery of gas in Uzbekistan through natural gas pipelines.
The total length of main gas pipelines in Uzbekistan is more than 13,000 kilometers.
Azerbaijan increases total volume of exported gas in 2020


"Beautiful! Fantastic! Why did I wait so long? I am glad I waited till I had it done here!"
Many people don't realize just how important their oral health is to their overall quality of life until something affects it. We are committed to helping you achieve a pain and trouble free mouth.
Many senior patients come to us because they either believe or have been told that they must lose all their teeth and that idea scares them. Come for the evaluation…all possibilities will be openly discussed, so you can choose which treatments will allow you to live the social life you want. We have saved many people's teeth that they thought – or were told by another dentist - were not salvageable. We can help you eat and smile with confidence. If you are afraid that you are going to lose your teeth or are missing teeth, we can offer many solutions, all designed to improve the appearance of your smile as well as your ability to eat the foods you like.
We will listen to you and partner with you to develop the treatment plan that is right for you. We design customized treatment plans and personalized options to restore your mouth to optimum health based on your top priorities and desires at a pace you're comfortable with.
Our top priority is that the people we treat receive quality care in a relaxed atmosphere – not the quantity of people we treat per day. Our mission is to provide comfortable and gentle treatments in a timely fashion - you can be assured that you will never be left sitting in the waiting room or rushed out the door.
Our office has plenty of parking close to our one-story building. There aren't any stairs. All hallways and most door ways are wheel chair accessible.
If you or someone you care for has a need for quality dental care that you can trust, please contact us. We look forward to seeing you.


Men come and go, cities rise and fall, whole civilizations appear and disappear-the earth remains, slightly modified. The earth remains, and the heartbreaking beauty where there are no hearts to break….I sometimes choose to think, no doubt perversely, that man is a dream, thought an illusion, and only rock is real. Rock and sun.


Boynton Moo Media teams up with award-winning Loud Crow Interactive, to bring to life her beloved, funny, wildly best-selling bedtime board book, The Going to Bed Book.
Far beyond any e-book experience, The Going to Bed Book app has all the magic and appeal of a traditional pop-up book, offering lively interactivity and thoroughly mesmerizing and delightful discovery.
* Imagine! An ark that rocks.
* Tap water that turns on and off, and steam that fogs the screen. Can you write your name in the steam? Of course!
* There are teeth to brush, and a group exercise session with ten pajama-clad animals (big and small) each with its own unique exercise.
* Help the little piggy turn off the lights, then rock yourself to sleep to the music box sound of beautiful twinkling stars.
* There's something wonderful to discover on every page.
+ The Going to Bed Book by Sandra Boynton is an ok, 3.5-star app.
+ The Going to Bed Book by Sandra Boynton is currently ranked #223 in paid Books apps for iPhone, as well as #94 in paid Books apps for iPad.


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New Player in Course Management Software
It's Learning, Inc., a Norwegian company, is looking to take a share of the U.S. market from Blackboard and other top learning-management software providers after cornering the learning-management markets in Norway and Britain, and gaining "substantial" shares in Sweden, Denmark, and Holland.
The company caters to professors who put a special emphasis on personal attention in the classroom. Many classrooms — especially those at community colleges — include students with a broad range of capabilities, said Jonathan A. Bower, the president of the U.S. branch of It's Learning. And while Blackboard "does a superb job of supporting the delivery of lessons in the classic fashion" — that is, to everybody at once — it is less useful for professors who wish to simultaneously challenge advanced students and reach those who may need remediation.
"Instead of creating one assignment for everybody," Bower said, "as I get to know my students, what I can do is create supplemental assignments, remedial assignments, extra credit assignments," and assign them to different students — or groups of students, in a large classroom — in order to "deliver a dramatically more individual, nuanced, and ultimately successful individual experience."
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I Have been having the same problem, I just hit level 12 and I should unlock a lot of stuff. but none of it unlocked for me. and It made me mad. not sure how to fix it. but ubi should figure out what the problem is.
i guess its because of the initiates site, most of the online stuff done in acbf is from initiates sites ..


Josefa "Mary Jo" Castillo, 69, of Ware died unexpectedly on Sunday, February 3, 2019 at her home.
She leaves her husband of 14 years, Carlos Bermudez; two daughters, Diana Del Guidice and her husband Dave of Canton, CT, and Selina Akerman of Milford, NH; 3 grandchildren, Ava and Bella Del Guidice, and Alina Bond; 4 step-children, 11 step-grandchildren, a niece, Sally Castillo, a nephew, Daniel Castillo, as well as her sister, Nieves Garcia Castillo and her husband Victor. She was predeceased by her daughter Jessica Pelletier and her brother Hippolito Castillo. She was born in Morasverdes, Spain, daughter of the late Severino and Laurena Castillo.
Mary Jo worked as an Interpreter at the Stetson School in Barre for several years. She also was a wonderful mother and homemaker whose large extended family meant everything to her.
She was an avid nature lover, enamored by the beauty of birds and wildlife. She is known for her great compassion for others, teaching her daughters and grandchildren to embrace these same loving traits.
"Mary Jo was so very supportive to me after my daughter's..."


Our colobus monkeys can be found in the Doelger Primate Discovery Center.
This particular subspecies of colobus are born completely white.
Their mantle hair and tails are believed to act as a parachute during long leaps.
They use branches as trampolines, jumping up and down on them to get liftoff for leaps of up to 50 feet.
The colobus has glossy black fur that strongly contrasts with the long white mantle, whiskers and beard around the face and bushy white tail.
They have a lightweight bone structure and elongated limbs make it easier to leap from branch to branch. A hand with four fingers and no thumb provides a strong grasp on branches as the animal moves through the trees. In fact, the name 'colobus' means 'mutilated one' and refers to the missing thumb.
Colobus have a complex, multi-chambered stomach to help digest large amounts of leaves. Other adaptations for eating a primarily leafy diet include an enlarged salivary gland to help soften food and specialized bacteria to break down and draw energy from leaves.
Lifespan is about 20 years in the wild, and up to 30 years in captivity.
The habitat of a colobus includes primary and secondary forest, riverine forest, and wooded grasslands in equatorial Africa. However, they are found at higher density logged forests more so than other primary forests between Gambia and Côte d'Ivoire.
Colobus are herbivorous, eating leaves, fruit, flowers, and twigs. At the Zoo, they are fed a diet of fruits, vegetables, bread and monkey chow.
They live in troops of about 5 to 15 individuals, usually including a dominant male, several females, and young. Each troop has its own territory, which is well defined and defended from other troops. Colobus communicate with vocalizations; the most distinct being the dominant male's roar that is usually heard in the morning and is thought to help reinforce territories.
The colobus is one of the most arboreal species of African monkeys and rarely descends to the ground. Although they are diurnal this species actually spends much of the day sleeping, foraging for food and moving from tree to tree whenever awake.
Colobus breed about once every two years though breeding is not strictly seasonal. Births are timed so that weaning occurs when food is most plentiful. Young are born after a 5-6 month gestational period and both mother and father will care for the infant. Females of the group will also assist with parenting as well. Adolescent males will leave the birth group and remain solitary or form small bachelor groups until they can take control of another male's harem.
Colobus monkeys are listed as least concern by the IUCN. Although, in the past colobus have been hunted excessively for their beautiful fur, as well as for skin and meat, leading to its extermination in some areas. Today, its greatest threat is habitat loss as forests are cleared for timber and agriculture.
The San Francisco Zoo participates in the AZA Species Survival Plan for the black and white colobus monkey, which manages the species and works to educate the public about this and other threatened and endangered species.


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Q: Inner join using Hibernate? I have a User:
@Entity
@Table(name = UserEntity.TABLE_NAME)
public class UserEntity {
  ...
  private List<TeamEntity> teams = new ArrayList<TeamEntity>();
  ...
  @ManyToMany(mappedBy="users" , fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
  public List<TeamEntity> getTeams() {
    return teams;
  }
}

and a Team:
@Entity
@Table(name = TeamEntity.TABLE_NAME)
public class TeamEntity {
   ...
   private List<UserEntity> users = new ArrayList<UserEntity>();
   ...
   @ManyToMany (fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
  @JoinTable(name= TeamEntity.TEAM_USER_TABLE,joinColumns=@JoinColumn(name=TeamEntity.TEAM_ID, referencedColumnName="ID",
      insertable = true, updatable = false, nullable = false),
      inverseJoinColumns=@JoinColumn(name=TeamEntity.USER_ID, referencedColumnName="ID",
      insertable = true, updatable = false, nullable = false),
      uniqueConstraints = @UniqueConstraint(columnNames = {TeamEntity.TEAM_ID, TeamEntity.USER_ID}))
  public List<UserEntity> getUsers() {
    return users;
  }
}

If I have an id of the user, what is the HQL query to retrieve all the teams that a user is a member of?
Thanks!

A: If you are not doing a where on the inner join, I wouldn't bother using HQL...
Because you are using Lazy loading, you have to initialize the teams collection... if you were using Eager fetching, you would not need the second line.
UserEntity user = (UserEntity) session.byId(UserEntity.class).load(id);
Hibernate.initialize(user.getTeams());

A: One way to query those is following JQPL (HQL being more or less superset of JPQL):
SELECT t
FROM UserEntity u
JOIN u.teams t
WHERE u.id = :userId


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Romano: AC Milan had €40m ready for Correa; Lazio respecting the promise
By Isak Möller - 2 October 2019, 17:00
Correa and Milan? No, we are not talking about Atletico Madrid's Angel Correa, who was linked with the club for (almost) the entire summer. In June, the Rossoneri leadership tried in every way to land Lazio's Joaquin Correa.
According to Calciomercato.com's Fabrizio Romano, Milan were ready for months to land the former Sevilla man for around €40m. In June, contacts took place with the player's agent, but they soon realised that the deal was impossible.
Lazio made it clear that they wanted no less than €60m, the report continues, not willing to negotiate on the price with the San Siro side. At the same time, they promised Correa a renewal until 2024, which is now taking shape.
Yesterday, an agreement was reached between all parties and the player will now earn €2m per year plus bonuses, Romano claims. With that said, Milan are still keeping an eye on the player, although their main focus is on the bench (Giampaolo) as of now.
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Larsson is a young adult male who was part of the Green Group until last year. Indeed, he left the Green Group in 2010 to start is adult life with another group.
Last day, the Green Group had an inter-group encounter with another group. The encounter was not really aggressive; the individuals were only staring at each other on the both sides, and the strange group finally gave up and started to leave the area. However, one strange individual were staying close to the Green Group and came closer and closer to us, strangely being very comfortable with our presence. I just needed to adjust my eyes to realize that this weird individual was actually Larsson!
Then, a bit farther from the other members of the Green Group, Larson came to approach Simon, his "old best friend" of the Green Group for a grooming session. It was great to see these two "friends" meeting again and having friendly interactions even if they no more belong to the same group.
Simon will soon reach also the adult age, and the fact that he keeps friendly interactions with a member of another group could perhaps help him to get support to reach the same group when it will be time for him to leave the Green Group too.


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'Quiet hiring' is the opposite of quiet quitting, and workers are furious about it
BYJane Thier
"Quiet hiring" involves rewarding workers who have gone above and beyond their job description.
Luis Alvarez—Getty Images
First came "quiet quitting." Then came "quiet firing." Now, the latest silent workplace trend is "quiet hiring."
So predicts Gartner in its workplace predictions for 2023. The research advisory and consulting firm says quiet hiring will open up new doors for retaining talent without the cost of a lengthy recruitment process. It's an especially vital edge for leaders amid the persistent Great Resignation and as the average job tenure slowly shrinks.
Here's how it works: A company assesses its current workforce, mainly those who have gradually begun taking on responsibilities beyond their job description (which many quiet quitters already vehemently insist against). A thoughtful manager then notices that these workers have effectively started working in the position they wanted before being given the job—a sort of independent upskilling. If all goes according to plan, the manager will dole out a requisite raise or promotion, thereby saving the worker a job search, the company a hiring spree, and everyone time.
The strategy is intended to address a company's acute, immediate needs, Emily Rose McRae, leader of Gartner's future of work research team, told CNBC. Effective quiet hiring depends on framing. "If you're asking a bunch of people to make this move, you should be able to articulate: What does this mean for them?" McRae said.
Ideally, the answer is: career advancement. But quiet quitters don't see it that way.
Quiet hiring is the inverse of quiet quitting
Like many viral workplace trends that have become popular in recent years, quiet hiring is a new name for an old tactic.
Some companies have spent considerable time and resources upskilling employees and giving them new avenues to put them to work, Anthony Nyberg, a scholar at The Academy of Management and program director of the human resources masters program at the University of South Carolina, tells Fortune. "Neither of these concepts is new, but moving talent internally to match [their new] talents to the optimal task does seem to be more appreciated."
Ideally, Nyberg continues, quiet hiring will help organizations and employees increase efficiency and satisfaction. Consider Google, which uses an "under-the-radar" recruiting strategy to identify the "brightest minds" both within and outside the company and figure out where to put them. At its core, that's a "quiet hiring" strategy, Inc.'s Kelly Main reported back in September.
"Not surprisingly," Main writes, quiet-hired employees tend to get more raises and promotions, while employers, with minimal risk and potentially zero training cost, can save time and money.
But the term itself has developed a negative connotation, "as if organizations are tricking employees into doing undesirable jobs," Nyberg says.
That's because of its association with quiet quitting, a trend that went viral on TikTok in August to eyeroll-inducing prominence, which simply describes the steadfast refusal to do any work strictly beyond the parameters of one's role.
By definition, workers who quiet quit remove themselves from the possibility of being quiet hired. Proponents of the latter would say that means boxing themselves out of career development or thousands of potential dollars in raises. But opponents say it's another corporate tactic designed to take advantage of workers.
"I stopped reading [the Inc. article] when it said [they] promote internal employees who take on extra tasks. Then I knew it was absolute rubbish," a Redditor wrote in a thread on the concept. "No one is getting promoted for doing multiple jobs. They will keep you there, as their obedient workhorse, with minimal raises and zero support until something breaks. There is no reward for taking on extra tasks—except more tasks."
Bosses quiet hire when the economy is tough
Quiet hiring—by any name—has always occurred during difficult economic times like recessions and hyper-inflationary periods, Cary Cooper, an organizational psychology professor at The University of Manchester and member of the Academy of Management, tells Fortune.
That's certainly the case now—when, just days into 2023, 80% of Americans are predicting an awful, tumultuous year after dealing with sky-high inflation in 2022 and incessant talk about a looming recession.
"It has been called 'redistribution of resources,' and people were expected to be agile and flexible," Cooper says.Between "destabilizing economic and geopolitical upheavals," businesses will be very reluctant to hire more people, instead aiming to keep labor costs at a bare minimum.
Redditors put it more bluntly. "[Companies] are mad about labor productivity declines. They're blaming quiet quitting, something they made up, when we already know the reason," a commenter wrote in a thread. "So many people took on new roles elsewhere, which reduced labor productivity. If they want labor productivity up, the best strategy is to reduce churn by retaining the employees they have. This means money."
Whether or not quiet hiring is beneficial for the workplace, Cooper predicts it will stick around for at least a year or two.


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Manchester City should take confidence from wobbles of Champions League rivals
By City Watch Content
Manchester City remain the bookies' favourites to win this season's Champions League despite an early wobble and having never progressed beyond the semi final stage of Europe's most prestigious cup competition.
Pep Guardiola's side began this year's tournament in nightmare fashion with a home defeat to unfancied Lyon, who shocked the Etihad and took three points back to France with them.
City's second fixture was also a struggle as they scraped past fiery German side Hoffenheim thanks to a late David Silva goal, lifting them to second place going into the double header against Ukrainian giants Shakhtar Donetsk.
City's lack of prestige in the competition and early setback hasn't put off bookmakers, with the Blues as short as 9/2 to win it. As any horse racing fan would tell you, like the guys over at horsebetting.com, the odds do not guarantee anything but this could be the year for Guardiola to end his recent Champions League drought.
Two of the yearly favourites, Real Madrid and Barcelona, are both performing far below their high standards, particularly reigning holders Madrid who are down in seventh in Spain's La Liga.
Over in Germany, another of the usual sides tipped to go far, Bayern Munich, have endured a horror start to the Bundesliga and have just one win in their previous five games in all competitions.
Last year's tormenters Liverpool could be the team for City to avoid, with Jurgen Klopp always proving to be a thorn in Guardiola's side, and another team knocking Liverpool out of the Champions League could aid City's cause.
Others to look out for in this year's Champions League include Paris Saint-Germain, Napoli, Borussia Dortmund and Juventus, but Manchester City should take confidence from the poor form of rivals and use it to try and go one step further, to the final and then lifting the elusive trophy.
Speaking on Monday prior to the away game against Shakhtar, Pep Guardiola said it would take a collective effort for City to win the Champions League, and called again upon the fans, who have a cold relationship with governing body UEFA, to embrace the competition and support the team.
"You have to have the desire, the club, the fans, chairman, owner, everyone has to push to be closer," Guardiola said.
"You have to be pushed, not just by the manager, by everyone surrounding Manchester City that we have to win it – and still we don't have that feeling. The feeling that the fans are pushing that we have to win the Champions League.
"Normally what happens is you get closer, that's why I feel we are a really good team, but in this competition you need something special, and still I don't feel it."
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It might be a mini-waterfall, but we think it is still a beautiful place to spend an afternoon in Honolulu.
Many people think only of the beaches or the shops in and around the biggest city in the state. But there are also several parks, including the Lili'uokalani Botanical Garden, where this picture was taken.


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Twenty Million People: A Sweet Look at Looking For Love in Jersey to Screen at Montclair Film Festival
Georgette Gilmore - April 17, 2013
"There are TWENTY MILLION PEOPLE in the greater New York City area. So why is it so hard to find someone you like?"
So asks the romantic comedy Twenty Million People, which will screen at the Montclair Film Festival on May 4 at 9:15 pm and is described by MFF as:
Brian is a cynical Jersey City barista who mocks the idea of happily-ever-after relationships. Then he falls for Ashley, a stand-up comic, and becomes obsessed when she disappears. The winning cast of newcomers, working on a shoestring budget, exemplifies the strong heartbeat of independent comedy in New Jersey.
A romantic comedy about a barista in my hometown of Jersey City—Twenty Million People has my name all over it!
The film was shot in Jersey City and Brooklyn in just 12 days last summer with only $10,000, which was raised entirely online through crowd funding on indiegogo.com.
Michael Ferrell—the writer, director, actor, and producer of Twenty Million People—will be coming in town for the Montclair Film Festival with the two other producer/actors Devin Sanchez and Chris Prine.
Ferrell excitingly shares, "We recently won the Home Grown Feature award at the Garden State Film Festival and this past weekend we took home the Best Feature Film award at the Maryland International Film Festival. We're very excited to take Twenty Million People to our next stop, Montclair!"
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<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>View</title>
<base target="classFrame">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../resources/css/reference.css" type="text/css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../resources/css/style.css" type="text/css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../resources/css/paperscript.css" type="text/css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../resources/css/codemirror.css" type="text/css">

View

The View object wraps a canvas element and handles drawing and user
interaction through mouse and keyboard for it. It offer means to scroll the
view, find the currently visible bounds in project coordinates, or the
center, both useful for constructing artwork that should appear centered on
screen.

Constructors

<tt>View(canvas)</tt>

<tt>View(canvas)</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('view-canvas', false);">

Creates a view object

Parameters:

<tt>canvas:</tt>
<tt>HTMLCanvasElement</tt> / <tt>String</tt>
— The canvas object that this
view should wrap, or the String id that represents it

Properties

<tt>canvas</tt>

<tt>canvas</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('canvas', false);">

The underlying native canvas element.

Type:

		<tt>HTMLCanvasElement</tt>

<tt>viewSize</tt>

<tt>viewSize</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('viewsize', false);">

The size of the view canvas. Changing the view's size will resize it's
underlying canvas.

Type:

		<tt>Size</tt>

<tt>bounds</tt>

<tt>bounds</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('bounds', false);">

The bounds of the currently visible area in project coordinates.

Type:

		<tt>Rectangle</tt>

<tt>size</tt>

<tt>size</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('size', false);">

The size of the visible area in project coordinates.

Type:

		<tt>Size</tt>

<tt>center</tt>

<tt>center</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('center', false);">

The center of the visible area in project coordinates.

Type:

		<tt>Point</tt>

<tt>zoom</tt>

<tt>zoom</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('zoom', false);">

The zoom factor by which the project coordinates are magnified.

Type:

		<tt>Number</tt>

Event Handlers

<tt>onFrame</tt>

<tt>onFrame</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('onframe', false);">

Handler function to be called on each frame of an animation.

The function receives an event object which contains information about
the frame event:

<tt>event.count</tt>: the number of times the frame event was fired.

<tt>event.time</tt>: the total amount of time passed since the first frame
event in seconds.

<tt>event.delta</tt>: the time passed in seconds since the last frame
event.

Type:

		<tt>Function</tt>

Example — Creating an animation:

Run

<canvas width="516" height="100" id="canvas-0"></canvas>

<tt>onResize</tt>

<tt>onResize</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('onresize', false);">

Handler function that is called whenever a view is resized.

Type:

		<tt>Function</tt>

Example — Repositioning items when a view is resized:

// Create a circle shaped path in the center of the view:
var path = new Path.Circle(view.bounds.center, 30);
path.fillColor = 'red';

function onResize(event) {
	// Whenever the view is resized, move the path to its center:
	path.position = view.center;
}

Methods

<tt>activate()</tt>

<tt>activate()</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('activate', false);">

Makes this view the active one, meaning <tt>paperScope.view</tt> will
point to it.

<tt>remove()</tt>

<tt>remove()</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('remove', false);">

Removes thsi view from the <tt>paperScope.views</tt> list and frees the
associated canvas.

<tt>isVisible()</tt>

<tt>isVisible()</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('isvisible', false);">

Checks whether the view is currently visible within the current browser
viewport.

Returns:

<tt><tt>Boolean</tt></tt> — Whether the view is visible.

<tt>scrollBy(point)</tt>

<tt>scrollBy(point)</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('scrollby-point', false);">

Scrolls the view by the given vector.

Parameters:

<tt>point:</tt>
<tt>Point</tt>

<tt>draw()</tt>

<tt>draw()</tt>

<input type="button" value="Close" onClick="toggleMember('draw', false);">

Draws the view.

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Bio – Raghu Raman
Prof. Raghu Raman
Chairman, Amrita School of Business
Director, Center for University Rankings & Strategy
https://www.amrita.edu/faculty/raghu
Prof. Raman holds an MBA from Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley and is the recipient of President of India gold medal. He serves on the board of director for Amrita Technology Business Incubator, is a member of the standing committee, National Mission on Education through ICT (NMEICT) and is the past chair of IEEE Education Society Chapter, IEEE India Council.
Under Chancellor AMMAs direct guidance, Prof. Raman has put together an outstanding MBA & Ph.D. program that develops socially responsible leaders. At Amrita School of Business world-class faculty from Wharton, Kellogg, IIMs, Berkeley, IITs, Harvard, XLRI, Cornell and others inculcate leadership qualities in students. The school is a member of AACSB International, a gold standard for Business Schools world over. As Principal Investigator for multiple research projects, Prof. Raman, has raised over $3.2m in research funding leading to over 50 publications and has several patents filed.
Prof. Raman has over 30 years of executive management experience with Fortune 500 companies including 15 years at Amrita. As CEO of Amrita Technologies, Prof Raman led a healthcare technology start-up that developed a patented and CCHIT certified Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System with global customer base. As an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at NEC Research Labs USA, he was instrumental in identifying multiple technologies for commercialization, raising over $26m in venture funding leading to new start-ups. Formerly, he was the Executive Director of Product Development at IBM, where he provided product leadership with an annual budget of over $8m.


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Q: Copying vectors without using the element copy assignment operator - portability If I have a type like this:
class Foo {
public:
    Foo();
    Foo(const Foo&);
    Foo& operator=(const Foo&) = delete;

    ...
private:
    ...
};

And I have two vectors of that type:
std::vector<Foo> x;
std::vector<Foo> y;

And I want to copy the contents of x to y, is there a cross-platform way of doing so?
VC++ will do this with y.assign(x.begin(), x.end()), which uses Foo's copy constructor instead of the deleted copy assignment operator.  But GCC complains about the missing copy assignment operator, whether you try y = x or y.assign(x.begin(), x.end()).
Is there some way that will work in both?

A: The standard requires that for y.assign(it1, it2) to work, the element type T be CopyAssignable. That is, copy constructible and assignable. Your type is not assignable, so you can't rely on assign. The same goes for y = x. Section 23.2.3 of the standard describes the requirements for various sequence container operations.
If you have an existing vector y, you can construct a new vector z then swap it with y:
{
  std::vector<Foo> z(x.begin(), x.end());
  z.swap(y);
}

This uses the range constructor, which requires only that T be EmplaceConstructible, no assignment operator needed! You can then swap the underlying memory without any further copies.
Note that this may result in larger memory usage, since any existing content of y will persist until the freshly swapped z goes out of scope. You could try to mitigate this by first doing
y.clear();
y.shrink_to_fit();

although shrink_to_fit() is only a request, and may not be honoured by your library implementation.
[Live demo]

A: Prior to C++11 your code would not have been possible: the vector element type had to be CopyAssignable, meaning copy-constructible and assignable.  Note that if the type does not meet these requirements, the code is ill-formed with no diagnostic required; this gives compilers latitude to either accept or reject it.
Since C++11, individual operations have their own requirements. The relevant requirements for vector are (source: C++14 Table 100):

*

*emplace_back : MoveInsertible and MoveAssignable

*insert: CopyInsertable and CopyAssignable

*constructor: EmplaceConstructible
The meanings of these traits are (roughly):

*

*CopyInsertable: has copy-constructor

*MoveInsertable: has copy-constructor or move-constructor (or both)

*CopyAssignable: has copy-constructor and copy-assignment operator

*MoveAssignable: MoveInsertable, and has copy-assignment or move-assignment operator (or both)

*EmplaceConstructible: has constructor

The rationale here is that any insertion may cause a memory reallocation, which requires that your objects be able to be either copied or moved. However the Standard does not require the compiler to test whether constructor or assignment operator are each available, and use one if the other isn't. Instead it specifies that both must be available.

You didn't specify whether your class is movable. Assuming it isn't, then that means you cannot use any of the emplace or insert methods, nor any other function that might cause reallocation.
If you are creating y at the time then you can of course use initialization:
vector<int> y = x;

If y already exists, as your question seems to suggest, then you're nearly out of luck: you can't use any insertion functions, so you can only modify the existing elements. And since there is no assignment operator, you can't do this via assignment.
But you can use y.swap() as suggested in Andrew's answer.
Consider adding move-constructor and move-assignment to your class, or redesigning your code so that you do not need to assign to y. (E.g. use a pointer).
If x.size() == y.size() then you can use placement new as a last-resort hack:
for (size_t i = 0; i != y.size(); ++i)
{
    y[i].~Foo();
    new(&y[i]) Foo(x[i]);    // copy-construct
}


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Building Social Media Influencer Followings – The Risks
Richard Chapo · Aug 15, 2017 ·
Can a social media influencer make it big?
$500,000.
Five hundred thousand smackers.
What we in the legal field refer to as multus of scabere ["A lot of scratch"].
Selena Gomez is rumored to charge roughly this amount to promote a sponsor in a single post across her social media accounts. Of course, Ms. Gomez has 124 million followers on Instagram, 50.4 million on Twitter, and 60 million on Facebook. Your numbers almost certainly pale in comparison. Nonetheless, social media can produce a lucrative audience if you can develop a substantial or focused following.
Is building a following on social media platforms without risk?
Social Media Influencer Risks
The primary danger is simple – losing your account. Building a following online takes time and effort, both of which carry an equivalent monetary value. If Instagram terminates your account with 200,000 followers one day, that audience you spent time and money building is gone. Immediately. And you usually have no chance of getting the account back.
So, how can you lose a social media account? Let's take a look at a couple of possibilities.
A. Violating Terms and Conditions
I can hear you now – "ugg." As a lawyer, my advice to clients is to carefully read the terms and conditions before registering for any site. Doing so is critical to understanding what is, and is not, allowed when posting on the site. Now, do clients take this step? No. I'm a lawyer, and I don't even read the terms of websites and apps.
Still, violating the terms of a site such as Instagram or Tumblr can result in the termination of your account. These terms often contain surprisingly harsh restrictions. Let's take a look at a section of the Instagram terms that may or may not cause you to pause.
"2. You may not post violent, nude, partially nude, discriminatory, unlawful, infringing, hateful, pornographic or sexually suggestive photos or other content via the Service."
While the language appears clear, a closer look suggests it is anything but. Pornographic images? We can probably all agree on what the term pornographic means. Ah, but what about "sexually suggestive?" Do a search on Instagram for models, and you can view plenty of photos of women in what I would consider sexually suggestive poses – tiny bikini and pulling down their bottoms in a suggestive manner. I'm not a prude or objecting to such photos, but these images certainly seem to fall within the "sexually suggestive photos" prohibition. Instagram could terminate the accounts for these models at any time for this reason, particularly if there is some other aspect of the account Instagram is uncomfortable with upon review.
And how about Facebook? The company includes the following language in its terms.
"5. Protecting Other People's Rights
If you collect information from users, you will: obtain their consent, make it clear you (and not Facebook) are the one collecting their information and post a privacy policy explaining what information you collect and how you will use it."
Facebook marketing campaigns are typically designed to generate leads for third-party sites. If your website does not have a privacy policy directed at Facebook users, you are violating the terms of Facebook and could see your account terminated. How many businesses marketing on Facebook do you believe are aware of this policy? Probably not many.
B. DMCA
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is a federal law enacted in 1998 primarily to address online copyright infringement issues. A full explanation of the law is beyond the scope of this article, but the general idea is a site or app cannot be held liable for copyright infringement based on content uploaded by users. For example, you post an image taken by a third party photographer on Instagram. While a copyright owner may sue you for infringement, the DMCA would provide Instagram with immunity from the claim…so long as it follows a particular compliance process.
And here is where things get interesting.
Part of the DMCA compliance process requires sites and apps to maintain a file of "repeat infringers." As the name suggests, repeat infringers are individuals who repeatedly receive copyright infringement complaints about the content they post. If one of these people receives more than two or three claims in a year or two, then the site or app must terminate their account to maintain the DMCA protections.
Returning to our example, you have an Instagram account and post photos of yourself doing "your thang." Every so often, you also post a picture of a celebrity. The photographer of these celebrity photos locates the images on your page and files a copyright complaint with Instagram. Instagram will remove the pictures unless you can establish a fair use defense.
Ah, but what if you receive a complaint in August 2017, January 2018, and March 2018? Instagram will likely terminate your account because you are a repeat infringer.
And all your followers?
Gone.
Can you get the account back?
All that hard work down the drain.
C. Financial Threats
A relatively new risk with particular social media platforms does not involve the possible termination of an account. Instead, the risk is financial, to wit, the platform in question makes changes to its policies that result in a significant drop in your earnings.
YouTube is the perfect example. Many a social media influencer has made an excellent income based on advertisements shown during their videos. In 2017, YouTube unilaterally issued a new policy that says users can only monetize videos once they have 10,000 views. The site also cut ad revenues issued to YouTube content providers as much as 60 percent in some cases. While these individuals did not have their accounts terminated, the income loss was nearly as painful.
Okay, now you're concerned. Is there a solution to these potential risks? Yes and no. In a perfect world, you would read the terms and conditions of each social media site you use and comply with every single clause. Such an outcome is as realistic as you and I both driving 55 on the freeway.
So, what realistic solutions are there?
First, continue to do everything you can to build up a following on your social media accounts. Second, don't publish any content on those accounts that you have not created or don't have written permission to use, which should eliminate the copyright infringement claims. Third, always try to entice followers to head over to your site and sign up for the email list. Email lists may be considered old school marketing by some, but they are lucrative. Just as important, you will control that list. Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube can't imperil your email list by closing your accounts. You can still email the list to produce revenues.
Social media represents a tremendous opportunity to build a personal or company brand. Just make sure you are mindful of the risks associated with these platforms. Always keep the issue of "control" in mind. Make a strong effort to move followers from platforms you do not control [social media accounts] to platforms you do [your email list] to maximize and stabilize the benefits of being a social media influencer.
More Posts on Doing Business Online:
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Starting An E-Commerce Business In California
Legal Issues When Starting A Web Design Business
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Oisin McQueirns July 20, 2019
"By far." That was Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic's response when asked whether he, at 37-years of age, was still the best player in the MLS ahead of LA Galaxy's derby game against LAFC. Ibrahimovic was dismissive of all pretenders to his throne including LA's Carlos Vela, the current top goalscorer in the league as he lived up to his brash …
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Chris Kelleher November 7, 2018
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Zlatan Coy On LA Future Following Frustrating MLS Season
Cillian Cunningham September 23, 2018
Zlatan Ibrahimovic plans to discuss his future with Los Angeles Galaxy chiefs after a frustrating first season in Major League Soccer. Swedish star Ibrahimovic has made a prolific start to his MLS career, scoring 17 goals in 22 games since joining the Galaxy from Manchester United in March. However, the 36-year-old striker's efforts have not been enough to transform the …
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Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic made history on Saturday, scoring his 500th career goal in stunning fashion, but it wasn't enough to lift the Los Angeles Galaxy to a win over Toronto FC. The 36-year-old Ibrahimovic has always had a flair for the dramatic and he did just that in becoming the third active footballer to reach the milestone for club …
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic Finally Makes A Decision On His World Cup Involvement With Sweden
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The chances of Zlatan Ibrahimovic coming out of international retirement for the World Cup have all but evaporated.
Sweden's Coach Responds To Zlatan's Claims That He Is Going To The World Cup
Cillian Cunningham April 20, 2018
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has repeatedly claimed that he will be at this summer's World Cup and now, Sweden's coach Janne Andersson has now responded. Zlatan Ibrahimovic announced his arrival on the MLS stage in the most 'Zlatan' of fashions, scoring a 40-yard volley before winning the game with a header late to see his side overturn at a 3-0 deficit to …
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Watch: Zlatan Ibrahimovic Scores 40-Yard Screamer On His LA Galaxy Debut
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has introduced himself to MLS fans in the most emphatic way possible. The Swedish legend his free transfer to LA Galaxy from Manchester United this week, and was introduced from the bench in the inaugural LA derby against newly-formed Los Angeles FC. The match, however, was not at all going to plan for the home side, as they …
Watch: Zlatan Ibrahimovic Receives An Incredible Welcome At LAX As Galaxy Debut Nears
Hundreds of LA Galaxy supporters mobbed Swedish soccer legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic as he arrived at Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday night. Galaxy fans serenaded Ibrahimovic with a song outside a private terminal after he exited a black van to greet them and sign autographs. Ibrahimovic will hold his first news conference on Friday, and is expected to be available for the Galaxy's …
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Robbie Keane's Next Move Could Take Him To A Whole New Continent
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Robbie Keane's Wife Claudine Hints At Potential Australia Move For The Former Ireland Captain
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has warned Manchester Unite that they must live up to his expectations if he is to remain at the club. The 35-year-old has entered into talks to extend his stay at the club beyond this season, but has warned that he is not about to waste his time if he feels that Jose Mourinho's side will not be …


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