Chris Paul's season is over, however he would possibly already be searching for methods to raise the Houston Rockets to championship standing.
Paul might have one title in thoughts: his good buddy, LeBron James.
Whereas the Cleveland Cavaliers star has but to start the search for his fourth NBA championship in his eighth straight NBA Finals look — in opposition to the Golden State Warriors for the fourth consecutive season — Paul is reportedly laying the groundwork for bringing James to Houston.
"Relaxation assured that the Rockets' understandably devastated Chris Paul — who made a quick exit from Toyota Heart late Monday night time after being compelled to look at the largest sport of his life (Recreation 7 of the Western Convention finals in opposition to Golden State) from the bench due to his hamstring damage — has already begun his recruitment of James to Houston," Marc Stein wrote in The New York Occasions.
Paul and James are longtime pals, and the prospect of the 2 teaming as much as contend for a championship has lengthy been rumored. A giant three consisting of James, Paul and James Harden could possibly be sufficient to dethrone Golden State within the Western Convention.
Rumors of James' second departure from Cleveland have gained steam because the season winds down. Houston, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers are all rumored locations for James, who has a participant possibility for the 2018-19 season with Cleveland.
For now, James will flip his consideration to making an attempt to beat the Warriors for the second time in 4 Finals conferences. He led the Cavs again from a 3-1 collection deficit to beat Golden State in 2016 for Cleveland's first skilled sports activities title in 52 years.


Jesus said: 'The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which someone found and hid; then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant in search of fine pearls; on finding one pearl of great value, he went and sold all that he had and bought it' (Matthew 13:44-46).
There is good news and good work in this text.
The good news is the promise that there is treasure in the field. It is the promise that this treasure is so good that it's worth losing everything and selling everything to find it. The treasure is a gift from God and it is good.
The good work is that we need to learn to be treasure hunters. Sometimes Christians think we have the treasure already and that it's simply up to us to share it with others. But the good work, the challenge that Jesus puts to us is that even while we have the treasure and we ourselves are treasured by God, we are also treasure seekers and if we look hard enough, we are bound to find this treasure in the most unexpected of places.
Ours is a God who loves all and is open to all. Ours is a God who created a good creation. The kingdom of God isn't just found in the Church, but we get to look for that treasure in surprising places and with surprising people.
As we know from Jesus' life and other teachings, God treasures those who the world has discarded. As treasure seekers, we need to look in unusual places because God's Spirit calls us to look, to be open, to listen and to love. It is in this exchange with another, perhaps with someone very different from you, perhaps in a community that is very different from your own, in them you will hear the whisper of the Spirit and find the treasure there.
We discover the treasure of God's kingdom within us, in the inner life of prayer, contemplation, and music; and we discover the treasure of God's kingdom among us, in solidarity with one another and with those whom the world has discarded. Perhaps that treasure is the reconciliation between enemies; perhaps that treasure is hearing the Spirit speaking through another; perhaps that treasure is learning with others that you are a treasure of God, created good in God's image.
What an amazing thought—that the Spirit of God is working in you. Have you ever thought of how powerful that is?! God working in you, as the apostle Paul says, for you to be stars that shine brightly in a dark world. You are that treasure and you are treasure seekers. As you go from this place, what do you do when you find the treasure? You don't hoard it, you don't keep it for yourself. You call your friends and your enemies and you share it, you throw a party, a feast! You are blessed and you are sent out as a blessing!
Today is the feast of St Catherine of Siena. She famously said, 'Be whom God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire.' So set the world on fire with God's love and with God's peace.
Go, and be treasures and treasure seekers in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
P.S. Rosalee recently accepted the post of Principal at Redcliffe College! Read/watch a bit about it here.


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Mick Rooney is an author who runs the online Independent Publishing Magazine.
Mick Rooney is a novelist, freelance journalist and publishing consultant. He works with authors and publishers on private and commercial projects in an advisory, developmental and supportive role. He has been writing for more than twenty-fives years and he has self-published and commercially published books of fiction and non fiction in that time. As well as running The Independent Publishing Magazine, he has had many articles published in print and online magazines, including Writers' Forum, The Self-Publishing Magazine UK, Publishing Basics Magazine, Self-Publishing Review, Irish Publishing News and Publetariat. He is also a regular poster on several writers' forums.
He published A Seriously Useful Author's Guide: To Self-Publish or Not to Self-Publish, in the autumn of 2010
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Independent Publishing Magazine launched in late 2007 with the purpose of providing essential information, resources and reviews of author solutions services. In the beginning our exclusive focus was self-publishing and POD (Print-on-demand) technology. However, over the past two years, with the increasing and rapid changes in the publishing industry, we found ourselves writing more often about self-publishing and author solutions services within the book and publishing industry.
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R.F. Long always had a thing for fantasy, romance and ancient mysteries. The combination was bound to cause trouble. In university she studied English Literature, History of Religions and Celtic Civilisation, which just compounded the problem.
Her Holtlands Novella The Wolf's Sister: a Tale of the Holtlands , its sequel The Wolf's Mate (which are also collected in the print volume Songs of the Wolf) and her novels The Scroll Thief: a Tale of Ithian and the paranormal romance novel Soul Fire are now available from Samhain Publishing.
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Whilst I applaud the concept, there is simply no functional mechanism for this to be outworked in our nation – which makes the statement invalid.
Our court system can't even keep perpetrators of domestic violence accountable for their actions.
Our court system can't even keep people who breach Domestic Violence Orders accountable: So how would they keep bullies accountable?
Until Australia has a robust court system where magistrates are held accountable to a higher standard and therefore actually enforce the law, people will not be held accountable for what they do. Reality is that few people are held accountable for anything in this nation.
And we wonder why we have a bullying problem and a domestic violence problem (which is simply bullying in the house).
Our court system is broken.
Australia's Judicial System Fails YET Again: Gold Coast Wife Murdered by Husband Out on Bail.
And Now The Courts of Australia Silently Scream Allahu Akbar.
Let's stop believing in Unicorns and actually fix our court system. Otherwise we will just have nice sounding platitudes from our leaders that entertain our ears during the 6pm news.
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FBI agent Lily Yu is in North Carolina with her lover and mate, Rule Turner, Lu Nuncio of the Nokolai werewolf clan. He is there to take custody of his son from the boy's grandmother. It's a purely personal trip until Rule, in wolf form, finds three bodies in a shallow grave. They carry the stench of death magic, which makes the murders a federal crime. Lily takes charge of the investigation and soon realizes that nothing adds up- not the motives or the main suspect, who is behind bars when death strikes again.
Mortal Sins acts as the fifth brilliant installment in the World of the Lupi series. When you reach this point with a plot, drag and excess are to be expected. How does one keep keeping it fresh without forgetting the roots?
It helps that these books have always been on the wild side. Book four took place in an entirely alternate world where for an entire season the sun doesn't rise. Book two took place in the demon plane as the main character's soul was split and her lover could not take any other form than wolf. And, of course, one cannot forget book one in which a United States hostile to werewolves was imagined and a handful of different wolf clans who were intensely religious to someone named the Lady.
So, by now, one would expect the author to be getting pretty comfortable with the fact that magic isn't coming back into the world at too alarming a rate and the sky's the limit when it comes to bringing in dragons, wraiths, dwarves, or fire mages into your urban fantasy.
Why then does she make such a bold point three-quarters of the way through this book in having one of the few authority figures in this universe – when it comes to magical know-how – say there are no such things as vampires? Am I to believe that although so much liberty has so far been taken with my imagination and that although vampires so often go hand-in-hand with werewolves (not a lovey-dovey peanut butter and jelly kind of hand-in-hand, more an oil and water hand-in-hand) that there could not nor never will be an introduction of a pale, fanged, caped creep?
This seems far more incredible than the fact that there is a United States cut up by a handful of werewolf clans who each worship a deity named the Lady. Why should there be a limit? And, just as important, can I trust that such a limit will be respected? I mean the worlds are still shifting. This authority figure has been proved wrong before. But let me get off this minor detail and treat more of the parts of book five.
Two themes that keep making their presence known in this universe are the weirdness of faith and the oddity of being bonded. Both Lily and Cynna express significant doubts as to the loyalty of their werewolf mates. Just how can the beasts they have heard publicized for so long as lecherous be faithful? Is there such thing as a bond and a mate?
And then, on the other hand, every time a character mentions a Bible or a Deity the main characters, usually Cynna and Lily, wonder how it is possible that someone could invest such an object with so much belief. Clearly the two themes share some common ground.
As far as the werewolf loyalty is concerned, their questions should soon be answered. Lily is rapidly becoming integrated into Rule's family. His son, Toby, gets a few very well narrated chapters this time around. It's always fun to get in the head of an eight year old. Their descriptions of the world are just so fresh and original.
This ability to describe attitudes and settings well contests greatly with the potboiler of a plot, people are dying and magic's involved. And the B plot, a melodrama for child custody, just might take the cake from it anyway. I will not ramble. The language stays lively and I am curious to see where Wilks will take us next.
I've been reading this series for a while now. I've always enjoyed the world that Ms. Wilks has built. It is completely different from any other werewolf world that I've ever read and I enjoy the freshness that comes with that.
It has been a while since I've read these back list copies, I've enjoyed reliving these stories through your recount of them. Great review and keep'em coming.
Love this series. One of my all time favorites.


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LaFleur specifically mentioned the hiring of tight ends coach Justin Outten, who was a high school coach as late as 2015, as a decision he made to get the run game going.Once LaFleur wrapped up, it was the coordinator's time at the podium and Hackett's entire press conference just oozed energy and excitement. The new offensive coordinator spoke of how "unbelievable" it was to be a Green Bay Packer and his passion just shone through. That energy should reinvigorate an offense that went stale the past few seasons.As far as football itself, Hackett said a lot of the concepts Rodgers is familiar with will stay the same, but "emphases" as well as "language" will differ. This means Rodgers won't have to learn an entire new offense per se but things are being shuffled sufficiently enough to keep him on his toes.On the defensive side of the ball, Pettine said it was an "easy decision" to stay in Green Bay once LaFleur was hired. 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If he runs in the 4.3 range — entirely possible based on his play speed — that could put him in the conversation for a late first-round pick, and he'd finally provide the blazing-fast deep threat that the Packers have lacked for the past several years.
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1. Oil and Gas Journal – The pace of oil drilling could slow in the Bakken formation in North Dakota and also in the Eagle Ford shale in South Texas if US prices were to drop below $80/bbl for a sustained period, said Baker Hughes Inc.'s president and chief executive officer.
"I think the shoe's dropping in South Texas, no doubt about it," Martin S. Craighead said during a July 20 second-quarter Baker Hughes earnings conference call. "I'm a little bit more concerned about the Bakken than I am (about) the Permian [basin]," he said.
Separately, Barclays Capital analyst Amrita Sen wrote in a July 10 research note that North Dakota might be experiencing a slowdown after the state has repeatedly reported record drilling. Both the Bakken and Eagle Ford have contributed to the US rig count and oil production statistics.
"The largest drillers in the Bakken are all reducing their rig counts this month, although none acknowledge a change in drilling plans," Sen said, citing a sharp drop in oil prices during June. That oil price drop cast doubts about the viability of shale production at prices below $80/bbl.
"Horizontal drilling is expensive, as drilling levels must be maintained sufficiently to veil the effect of steep decline rates," Sen said. "The technique is particularly intensive in the use of fracturing crews and other oil service industry inputs."
North Dakota's Industrial Commission showed 210 rigs operated in the state during early July, down by 5 from June levels. State oil regulators have said they do not expect a constant climb in the rig count.
"What we expect is a bit of a saw-tooth pattern in our rig count as newbuilt rigs are brought in," Lynn Helms, director of NDIC's oil and gas division, told Reuters earlier this month. "Once they're up and operating, then older, inefficient rigs will be moved out."
2. Natural-gas production from shale formations rose in May on increased supplies from the Marcellus deposit even after prices fell to a 10-year low, Energy Department data show.
Total output from shale formations in the continental U.S. averaged 25.58 billion cubic feet a day in May, 24 percent higher than a year earlier and up 1.7 percent from April, according to slides that accompany a presentation the department will make to Congress Aug. 1. Shale production has gained 5.7 percent this year.
May output from the Marcellus shale in the eastern U.S. averaged 6.85 bcf a day, up 6.4 percent from the previous month and gained 28 percent during the first five months of the year. May 2011 production averaged 3.37 bcf daily.
Haynesville shale output in Louisiana and Texas averaged 6.92 bcf a day, down from 6.93 billion in April. Production from the region has declined 2.4 percent this year. Output averaged 6.43 billion cubic feet a day in May 2011.
Output at the Barnett shale in Texas was 4.67 bcf daily, from 4.66 billion in April, department data show. Production dropped 1.7 percent versus May 2011.
The average for Eagle Ford shale gas output in southern Texas was 1.52 billion cubic feet a day in May, up from 1.51 billion the previous month. Production has gained 6.3 percent this year. Output averaged 820 million cubic feet a day a year ago.
3. The oil giant Chinese National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC), has tendered a $15-billion offer for the Canadian company Nexen.
WSJ – China's other state-controlled oil and natural gas companies will likely seek their own increasingly ambitious deals amid stagnant energy supplies at home and pressure from both Beijing and investors to add to reserves, according to industry watchers. The result could be higher prices industrywide for lucrative producing properties, as sellers hold out for better offers.
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Attached is the brochure regarding synthetic drugs from our last meeting. BSO gave our group an interesting presentation regarding the synthetic drugs in our communities, including the dangerous, but easy to get, drug flakka.
← Did you know that Deerfield Beach's Code Enforcement program is now being run by a private company?


Dressed as a typical Paris waiter, an homage to a profession rife with Weston loyalists, Saillard presented 17 new bespoke variations on a house classic, the Mocassin 180. Some were simple, such as a black box leather version made of a single piece with a chalk-like trompe l'oeil outline. Others were elaborately embellished, such as one pair with colorful hand-stitching, a tribute to couture in general and Cristóbal Balenciaga in particular. Another style had "alligator" embroidery by Lesage, and yet another Cubist silk-screened lettering. For each, Saillard went to town like a true Dadaist, as poetry; puns; innuendo; Freudian slips; and a cascade of cultural references spanning the Kardashians, Benjamin Millepied, and gibes at rival shoe brands tripped off his tongue—to the delight of the crowd and bemusement of the real waiters behind the bar.
In a preshow interview, Saillard said the sole-expanding exercise has been as blast—might we say kick? "When I got to Weston after working for museums for 25 years, I had no idea where to start, but I wanted to shake up a classic," he explained. "In the end, I just mistreated the 180 every which way. It resulted in curious things, but it was really fun." Once he had stretched soles from single to quadruple, turned the shoe inside out, and brought on the studs, the renowned poetry lover decided to describe the style in verse, as if the real J.M. Weston (who never existed) were composing alongside him.
Inès de la Fressange took the Roger Vivier jokes in stride. "What nourishes fashion is fantasy, extravagance, and talent. That's Paris. Who needs market studies? When you look in the mirror, you should see poetry, not selfies," she quipped.
Starting tomorrow, J.M. Weston Very Special Order styles will be produced by special order and delivered in two months. Price: from 2,000 euros. A triple-sole style will be introduced in stores in February.


BakerRipley does not support families being torn apart who are fleeing to our southern border for safety. We cannot stand for a reality that is defined in this way. It is not [HUMAN](https://www.bakerripley.org/HUMAN/index.html).
For more than 110 years, BakerRipley has welcomed people to Houston, regardless of their origin or status, or whether they come to pursue a better life or flee political oppression or violence- they should have the opportunity to pursue not simply the American Dream, but the human dream.
And if there was ever a time when we needed to be reminded of our shared humanity, it is now.
2,000 children have been separated from their parents in the last 6 weeks and those numbers continue to rise every day.
BakerRipley does not support families being torn apart who are fleeing to our southern border for safety. We cannot stand for a reality that is defined in this way. It is not HUMAN.
Our organization is committed to providing direct legal representation to separated families housed in Houston area detention centers. And we are working with state-wide and national coalitions to educate the community about the impacts of this policy. BakerRipley will continue to advocate for the families who come to this region – taking action to keep welcome alive.
As a nation, we desperately need sensible and comprehensive immigration reform. We need pragmatic solutions to address this issue- end the immediate cruelty to children and deal fairly and justly with people seeking asylum.
We must work together to keep this region a welcoming place of opportunity – for everyone. Stand with us as we help give those in need their HUMANITY back.


Have you ever dreamed about living abroad or doing a gap year after high school, only to be held back financially? Before starting college at the University of Wyoming, Taylor Wyndell embarked on a great journey to Switzerland because she found work as an "au pair" taking care of a family's children.
Being an au pair is a great way to work during a gap year and still get to see the world. But as Taylor learned, it's not always simple working in someone's household and there are some important things for anyone considering this option to know.
Au pairs are typically considered domestic assistants working inside a family's household. It is common for many European countries to have stipulations on the type of work that au pairs "on equal terms" in French) may perform.
And depending on the country, there are certain requirements for someone to be accepted as an au pair. Families should discuss residency requirements and restrictions with a prospective au pair prior to any arrangements being made.
Taylor arranged to speak with her Swiss family through an au pair agency. They exchanged pictures and conversation over email and Skype before she traveled overseas.
2. You need to be ready for culture shock.
At first, Taylor realized how similar the Swiss were to Americans, especially when she went shopping or asked for help.
But other things were not so similar. In many European countries, especially Switzerland, multiple languages are spoken throughout the regional provinces. Some of these are dialects and, in Taylor's experience, they were very difficult to understand.
Taylor, however, had no prior experience with German, much less the Swiss variants, and quickly felt intimidated by being immersed in this new language. Thankfully, her resident household was fluent in English – including two of the four children she was caring for.
3. You need to set firm boundaries.
By Swiss regulations, an au pair can only be required to work 30 hours a week and is given room, full board and a small stipend. However, Taylor was unaccustomed to setting boundaries and quickly became inundated with childcare and scheduling.
Although she adapted, it was quite a struggle to set boundaries between work and her personal life.
Her sister, who was working as an au pair in another household in Bern, had voluntarily left her post. She was caring for a child with disabilities, which she understood in advance. However, it was a single-parent household and the mother was quite insistent upon making her part of the household's after-hours activities. This kept Taylor's sister from enjoying any of her free time. So, she resigned her post.
Taylor left three months into her first contract. The strain of caring for four children without adequate free time was too much of a burden. She was disappointed in herself for not clearly defining boundaries in the beginning. This, she notes, is an important step for anyone seriously considering being an au pair.
4. You need to have the right personality.
An au pair is an "at will" position. Either you or the household may decide to terminate at any time for any reason. In most cases, the household, which paid her travel expenses, is equally obliged to cover airfare home.
While not every arrangement works as well as both the au pair and the household may have hoped, there should be room for negotiation and trying to solve problems.
Once back in the United States, Taylor decided she needed to prove to herself that she was capable of living and working overseas. There were a lot of great opportunities in Switzerland to learn a language, experience culture and history, and interact with other travelers. She decided to go back to Europe. This time, she intended to do it right.
Her second trip was much more successful than her first. She still had to deal with setting clear boundaries between work and life, but she was more mentally prepared to do so. And this resulted in her making friends out in the community, including other exchange students.
With the right mentality, becoming an au pair for a family in Europe can be a fantastic way to experience the life and culture from the perspective of a resident. It also allows you the opportunity to make money and take a gap year.


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Jacques Brasseul est un universitaire français, auteur d'articles et d'ouvrages portant en particulier sur l'économie du développement et l'histoire économique.

Biographie

Jeunesse et études
Ancien élève de l'École normale supérieure de Cachan, il est agrégé des techniques économiques de gestion, docteur d'État ès-sciences économiques de l'université de Lyon, professeur des universités en sciences économiques.

Parcours universitaire
En poste à l'université du Sud Toulon-Var de 1996 à 2006, et professeur émérite de 2006 à 2009, il a enseigné aux universités Paris-XIII Villetaneuse (1973-1980), Paris-III Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris-VIII Vincennes, Jean-Moulin-Lyon-III (1980-1982, 1990-1993). Il a également été en poste aux universités de Dakar (1982-1986), Toamasina (1986-90) à Madagascar, La Réunion (1993-1996). Il a aussi travaillé au Québec (1971-1972), à l'université du Minnesota (1992) et à l'université de Géorgie, Athens (1993).

Il a collaboré régulièrement à la revue Région et Développement,  et écrit également sur le site Mondes francophones dont il est éditeur de l'espace "Économies". Il a écrit plusieurs articles pour l'Encyclopædia Universalis, sur l'Amérique latine, l'Argentine, le Brésil et le Mexique.

Publications
 Introduction à l'économie du développement, Armand Colin, 1989, 1993, 2008
 Économie du développement, J. Brasseul et Cécile Lavrard-Meyer, Armand Colin, 2016
 Les nouveaux pays industrialisés et l'industrialisation du tiers monde, Armand Colin, 1993
 Histoire des faits économiques et sociaux, 3 tomes, Armand Colin, 1997, 1998, 2003, rééd. 2001, 2004 :
 1) Des origines à la révolution industrielle
 2) De la révolution industrielle à la Première Guerre mondiale
 3) De la Grande Guerre au
 Petite histoire des faits économiques et sociaux, Armand Colin, 2001, 2003, , revue et actualisée, , Petite histoire des faits économiques, des origines aux subprimes ; traduction en portugais , História Económica do Mundo, Texto & Grafia ; Edition Saraiva pour le Brésil, 2013 ; , 2013, Petite histoire des faits économiques, des origines à nos jours ; , 2016 ; 5e, 2019 ; 6e édition, mai 2022.
 Un monde meilleur ? Pour une nouvelle approche de la mondialisation, Armand Colin, 2005
 3 articles dans l'Encyclopædia Universalis, 2009, Amérique latine, Économies et Sociétés, L'économie du Brésil, L'économie du Mexique
 Histoire de la globalisation financière, Armand Colin, 2010, avec Cécile Bastidon et Philippe Gilles
 Histoire économique de l'Afrique tropicale, Armand Colin, 2016 ; conférence à la LSU (Louisiana State University), Baton Rouge, le  sur le sujet Questions about African Economic History
 Ouvrages en collaboration : Lexique d'économie, Dalloz ; Lexique de gestion, Dalloz ; Encyclopédie de l'économie et de la gestion, Hachette (ouvrages dirigés par Ahmed Silem) ; Annuaire des pays de l'océan Indien, CNRS, 1991, 1995 ; Villes et croissance, Anthropos/Economica, 1999 ; 1946 : La Réunion, département, Université de la Réunion, 1999 ; Droit et économie de l'assurance et de la santé, Dalloz, 2002
 Divers articles
 "Les heurs du capitalisme", au colloque Heurs et malheurs du capitalisme, 2011, IUFM Auvergne, Université Blaise Pascal, ESC Clermont-Ferrand, Textes, publié aux Editions Oeconomia, 2013
 "L'entrepreneur, figure centrale du capitalisme de marché", Problèmes économiques, Documentation française, Hors Série Comprendre le capitalisme,
 "La guerre économique à travers l'histoire", revue Diplomatie,
 Histoire du monde de 1870 à nos jours, Fabien Conord éd., Armand Colin, 2017 ; ouvrage collectif : Fabien Conord, Mathias Bernard, Jean-Etienne Dubois, Pascal Gibert et J. Brasseul ; quatre chapitres sur 26 : "La première mondialisation, 1870-1914", "La grande transformation des sociétés occidentales, 1945-1968", "Les soubresauts de l'économie mondiale, 1968-1991", "L'évolution économique du monde depuis les années 1990"
Histόria concisa da África tropical, Texto & Grafia, Lisbonne,
 Le monde lusophone, économie et histoire, à paraître
 Storia economica dalle origini a oggi. Eventi, dinamiche, analisi, UTET Università, Turin, 2022

Liens externes

 Site personnel
 Revue mondes francophones
 Revue région et développement

Économiste français du XXe siècle
Économiste français du XXIe siècle
Élève de l'École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay
Professeur à l'université Paris XIII (Paris-Nord)
Professeur à l'université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3
Enseignant à l'université Paris-VIII
Enseignant à l'université Lyon-III
Enseignant à l'université de Toulon
Enseignant à l'université de La Réunion
Professeur à l'université du Minnesota
Professeur à l'université de Géorgie
Naissance en 1946

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Chime is a very popular restaurant and wine bar in Hartford just outside Northwich.
Once the old off licence in Chester Road, the team behind Chime have completely redesigned this quaint corner shop into a modern, stylish restaurant with a selection of fine menus to match.
With an open kitchen, long standing (and beautifully crafted) bar and exposed brick, it's easy to see that they take pride in their appearance.
Food is served daily from 1200 for lunch and in the evening with three excellent menus ranging from sharing platters and salads to freshly stone baked pizzas and seafood.
Whether you want to pop in for a drink, have a family meal (they do kids menus) or a romantic meal out, we think Chime has all the ingredients for a great dining experience.


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Have you ever received an invoice for a mobile service you never subscribe to? A lot of sites trick users into entering their mobile numbers to access content and then bill them through carriers. Google is trying to solve that by warning users of such pages in Chrome's next release – Chrome 71.
Clearly display billing information: The site should inform users that they will be paying a subscription fee.
Billing information should be visible and obvious to users: The charges shouldn't be hidden or displayed in an inexplicably small font. Information should be visible on all types of devices.
Make sure that the fee structure is clearly understandable: The page should include breakdown and the frequency of charges (daily, monthly, weekly).
When we identify such pages, we notify the webmaster through Search Console where there will be an option to let us know about the changes they've made to clarify the billing process. For websites that aren't verified on Search Console, we will do our best to get in touch with the webmasters affected and will be available to answer questions in our public support forum available in 15 languages.
Chrome 71 will also block all ads on pages which shows too many pop-ups. The new release is expected to drop in December 2018.


One among by far the most prevalent electrical wiring issues is regarding how to wire a switch. Though working with switches in your own home is quite uncomplicated, wiring a single may well not be that easy for everyone. An ON-OFF switch is actually quite simple to wire. You will find different types of switches, but for this instance, let's say you happen to be putting in a single-pole toggle switch, an incredibly typical switch (as well as most straightforward).
You will find a few shades of wires in a typical single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and green. Splice the black wire in two and connect them within the terminal screws - a single on major along with the other on the base screw in the change. The white wire serves to be a supply of uninterrupted energy and is also usually related into a gentle colored terminal screw (e.g., silver). Join the environmentally friendly wire towards the ground screw of one's change.
These techniques would typically be sufficient for making an average change do the job without a problem. On the other hand, in case you are certainly not assured which you can carry out the activity correctly and securely you better enable the pros do it instead. Just after all, you will find a purpose why this activity has become the most commonly encountered electrical wiring issues requested by most of the people.
For many cause, the way to wire a ceiling fan can be considered one of by far the most popular electrical wiring thoughts. To simplify this task, you should use one switch to get a single ceiling fan. To wire the enthusiast, it truly is merely a matter of connecting the black wire on the ceiling fan towards the black wire in the switch. If there is a light, the blue wire ought to be linked to your black wire of your change also.
You will find explanations why these are typically essentially the most commonly asked electrical wiring thoughts. One, a lot of imagine it is really easy to do, and two, they're the widespread electrical duties at your home. But then you really shouldn't place your basic safety at risk in the target to economize. The stakes could even be considerably higher in case you try to cut costs and do an electrical wiring work with out sufficient expertise or working experience.


Determine whether hardware and software elements that satisfy the design and interface criteria are available~off-the-shelf.
Define and document the interfaces between system elements and at the system boundary with external~systems.
Applies proprietary, generic or internal decision making techniques for the physical attributes of physical assets or their components.


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Twenty minutes from historic Savannah, Ga., the land opens to panoramic views of salt marshes stretching for miles to the Atlantic Ocean and Tybee Island. Near the mouth of the Savannah River, streams wind their way through dozens of barrier islands. Dolphins jump along side passing boats while migratory birds flock nearby.
Business mogul Stacye Jarrell, often called the "Queen of Tides," is one of Tybee's residents who has been a leader of the island's rebirth during a challenging economy. Jarrell is owner of Oceanfront Cottage Rentals, a Tybee Island vacation rental property with more than 85 homes that often serve as homes-away for celebrities.
Feeling that the island was perfect for weddings, Jarrell took on another project last spring of moving and restoring a chapel that was originally built for a Disney movie. After filming, the chapel, constructed as a 1908 seaside Baptist church, was slated for demolition.
Jarrell purchased the chapel, had it dismantled with the pieces numbered and moved almost two miles to a more appealing location. Her husband Lannie, a builder, refitted the chapel for its official launch.
Jarrell brought in wedding planners and photographers for suggestions on the details. A catering chef from Paula Deen designed the kitchen.
State-of-the-art lighting was installed along with massive, sparkling crystal chandeliers. "The chandeliers make the bride feel like she has a little dazzle," says Jarrell.
Located on the edge of Tybee's delicate marsh ecosystems, the non-denominational chapel has timeless architecture with sweeping double staircases leading to a spacious veranda. Wooden arches grace the chapel ceiling, and classic pews create elegant ambiance.
Last August The Wedding Chapel opened in grand style with David Tutera of WE-TV's My Fair Wedding cutting the ribbon. A reception welcomed wedding planners and media from around the country with restaurants and caterers from the island and Savannah serving their best dishes.
At the opening Tutera called the chapel "a wonderful, important venue full of charm and character.
"It feels like you are in an old chapel," adds Tutera, "but is a modern facility with yesteryear's charm that is fresh and comfortable. That is rare.
The chapel features onsite parking, a baby grand piano, sound system, tables and chairs for 136 or more. After the ceremony, the sanctuary can be converted for a reception. A 1,000-square-foot porch leads to landscaped grounds.
Other amenities include a full caterers' kitchen, a bridal parlor and groom's dressing grooms and four half baths.
For further information on The Wedding Chapel, call 800.786.5889.
Along with rentals there are more than 500 hotel and motel rooms located within one block of the beach. At Tybee there are miles of beaches, a museum, Fort Pulaski, a historic lighthouse, recreational venues and over 25 restaurants.
One of the most popular restaurants is the Crab Shack, which has grown over the years and is now almost an attraction for families, along with being a seafood restaurant. Several activities are offered, including feeding baby alligators in the gator lagoon.
Seating is available inside or outdoors under old live oaks by the water. Tables have holes in the center for easy disposal of seafood shells. A wide assortment of seafood is offered with combination platters providing a sampling of favorites. Cole slaw and corn on the cob accompany most dishes.
Sting Ray's is another seafood restaurant providing outdoor seating under umbrellas with breezes from the beach a block away. Combination platters are also good here, such as grouper with scallops or shrimp.
If touring Savannah for the day, cool off with luscious ice cream at Leopold's or have lunch at the circa 1935 ice cream parlor. The ice cream is considered one of the best in the country.
For additional information: Crab Shack, 912.786.9857; Sting Ray's, 912.786.0209; Leopold's, 212 E. Broughton Street, Savannah.


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The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
'The Predator' Being Released in 3D, Teaser Coming Soon
By Patrick Cavanaugh - March 22, 2018 04:46 pm EDT
In hopes of giving fans the best movie possible, The Predator is currently undergoing reshoots, despite fans being unaware how these new scenes will impact the original concept. When sharing news about the activity, co-writer Fred Dekker shared a photo from the set while also confirming that the film will be released in 3D.
Dekker's photo doesn't reveal much about what to expect from the film, but when a fan asked if the movie would be converted to 3D, the filmmaker confirmed it would. This also reveals that, rather than being shot in 3D, it would undergo a post-conversion process. Dekker also included the good news that fans can expect to see a teaser in the near future.
Last month, it was announced that the film's release date was pushed back from August 3rd to September 14th, but it was unclear if this shift was related to the reshoots.
Fans have patiently awaited details about the production, with only various members of the cast and crew offering small teases of what to expect.
"We play these veterans from like Afghanistan, Iraq war or whatever," star Thomas Jane shared with Shadow Nation. "But we're all f---ing crazy so we go to the VA hospital to get our meds. We're all like shellshocked, PTSD… soldiers. We're at the VA hospital and we're in group therapy and of course, somebody flips out…this is backstory, I don't think we really see this…somebody flips out and we all get arrested and get thrown onto the bus to go down to the hospital and they throw this other guy on the bus too."
The last film in the franchise, Predators took place on a distant planet, yet The Predator returns the action to earth.
"And he's a guy they've actually marked to kill him because he's seen a UFO, he's seen the Predator ships come down so they lock him up and throw him in with us lunatics," Jane continued. "They're going to take that bus, drive it down to a ditch and shoot us all just to get rid of this one guy. But, of course, we take the bus over and we're all like 'f--k that man, let's go kill these f--king Predators ourselves' and we're just crazy enough to believe that this guy really did see a UFO and there's these aliens out there."
The film is directed by Shane Black. Keegan-Michael Key, Olivia Munn, Boyd Holbrook, Edward James-Olmos, Trevante Rhodes, Augusto Aguilera, Alfie Allen, and Yvonne Strahovski also star.
Fans will see the mayhem for themselves when The Predator hits theaters on September 14th.
Are you more interested in The Predator knowing that it will be available in 3D? Let us know in the comments below!
[H/T Facebook, DirectorFredDekker]
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African Health Sciences
Makerere University Medical School
Vol. 12, No. 4, 2012, pp. 579-583 Bioline Code: hs12100
Full paper language: English
Document available free of charge
African Health Sciences, Vol. 12, No. 4, 2012, pp. 579-583
en Repeated outbreaks of Viral hemorrhagic fevers in Uganda
Mbonye, A; Wamala, J; Winyi-Kaboyo; Tugumizemo, V; Aceng, J & Makumbi, I
Background: Since the year 2000, Uganda has experienced repeated outbreaks of viral hemorrhagic fevers (VHF). Ebola VHF outbreak occurred in the districts of Gulu in 2000, Bundibugyo, 2007, Luwero, 2011, Kibaale in July 2012, Luwero in November 2012. Marburg VHF was earlier reported in Ibanda in 2007. More recently in 2012, two outbreaks of Marburg VHF have occurred in Ibanda and Kabale districts.
Objective: To present the epidemiological picture of the Marburg VHF recently reported in Ibanda and Kabale districts and propose research questions to generate evidence to mitigate future epidemics.
Methods: A case definition for a VHF was developed. A frequency distribution of symptoms of confirmed and probable cases was done. Descriptive analyses of reported cases using simple percentages, percent distributions and computation of means was performed.
Results: The Marburg epidemic was reported in early September and by November 2012, a cumulative of 14 cases (9 confirmed and 5 probable) including 7 deaths had been registered, giving a case fatality rate (CFR) of 50%. A total of 202 contacts had been listed; out of which 193 had completed the 21-day follow-up period. The index case was a 33-year old male, a teacher at Nyakatukura Secondary School in Ibanda district. He travelled to Ibanda from Kabale, his home district on 31st August 2012, reportedly healthy. He fell sick on 3rd September 2012 with complaints of fever, headache, loss of appetite and general body weakness. Overall, the dominant symptoms for all cases were fever, vomiting, loss of appetite, headache, abdominal pain, fatigue, diarrhea, and the least in occurrence was bleeding which accounted for 35.5% of all the cases.
Conclusion: The source of infection for all the five Ebola Hemorrhagic fever outbreaks in Uganda and the recent Marburg VHF outbreak in Ibanda and Kabale is not known. Currently there is suspicion that there could be an animal reservoir of the Ebola and Marburg viruses from where occasional spillage into the human population occurs resulting in disease outbreaks. This and other hypotheses require further investigation.
viral hemorrhagic fevers, epidemics, Marburg, Ebola, Uganda
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A Pakistani cleantech startup has won an award in the global competition of Clean Technology Innovation.
The "Green Team" from Pakistan, which was a runner-up last year, has won the award in "Waste to Energy" category. The Green Team developed a technology that converts the hazardous solid waste of industries to pellets or coal-like substance which can be burned to produce energy without any dangerous carbon emissions.
The competition was held in Silicon Valley during Cleantech Week in San Francisco. Various innovators from seven countries including Pakistan, Malaysia, Morocco, India, South Africa and Turkey participated in the event. Green India Building Systems and Services Private Limited (GIBBS) won the 'Global Cleantech Innovation Award'.
The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP), a joint initiative of Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), is a program that empowers emerging startups to solve energy, environmental and economic problems using innovative and green technologies.
The best startups from each country are brought together to the Cleantech Open Global Forum in Silicon Valley, California for recognition and awards. This platform provides them the opportunity to connect with potential partners, customers and investors from around the world who support them in developing their innovative technologies into full-fledged market-ready products. 5 startups were selected from Pakistan.
Last year, SSUETIAN from Pakistan won this award. Another award for the most promising women-lead business was presented last year to a team of biomedical engineers from Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology, which designed an advanced energy-efficient incubating blanket which could replace the traditional baby incubator.
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Leona Lewis has spoken publicly for the first time about being attacked at a book signing earlier this month.
She told Sky News: "It could have been worse, I'm still alive, it's just something you have to deal with when you have fame and the positives far outweigh the negatives."
"I don't like to dwell on the negatives, I'm a very positive person."
Her alleged attacker Peter Kowalczyk has yet to appear in court after being sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
Reports after the incident claimed that the man had previously been rejected as a contestant on X Factor.
Lewis releases her second album on November 16.
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A Voice for Allied Health Professionals at the bargaining table and beyond
Allied health professionals are often the hidden heroes of health care. OPSEU's positive public profile helps us press for greater awareness and appreciation for the work you do.
OPSEU fiercely opposed costly merger of Lakeridge Health and Rouge Valley
In response to the proposal to merge Lakeridge and Rouge's Ajax-Pickering site, OPSEU fiercely opposed the ill-advised and expensive plan. With an $18.2 million price tag, OPSEU argued that the money would be better served funding frontline services and staffing. In addition to filing a formal submission to the Minister of Health and writing an open letter to Ontario's Ombudsman, OPSEU supported community efforts by holding public town hall meetings, presenting at town council meetings, advertising, arranging community rallies, doing press conferences, and organizing meetings at Queen's Park with MPPs – including the Premier and the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care. These efforts secured an additional $9 million from the government for the merger and funding for an additional 20 mental health beds for the Ajax site.
OPSEU members rally to stop health care cuts and privatization
For decades, OPSEU has been advocating on behalf of allied health professionals for increased resources and adequate staffing levels. And we have fought hard against the privatization of the valuable services our members provide in Ontario's hospitals.
OPSEU responds to the SARS epidemic
When SARS spread though Ontario's hospitals, OPSEU was the leader in calling on the Ministry of Health to strike a multi-union table to discuss labour mobility issues, access to personal protective equipment, and training for all allied health professionals, not just nurses. In fact, if not for OPSEU, there would have been no multi-union table, and only nurses would have been protected.
OPSEU leads call for Ebola Advisory Table
During the 2014 global Ebola outbreak, OPSEU was once again the leader and the voice for allied health professionals in calling for a provincial multi-union consultation table to discuss issues such as workplace mobility in the event of an outbreak in Ontario. The Minister of Health subsequently announced the establishment of the "Ministry Advisory Table." With safety in mind, Sara Labelle, chair of the Hospital Professionals Division, was at the table, working to ensure that the unique needs of allied health professionals were reflected in the ministry's resulting medical directives.
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As the second decade of the 21st Century comes to a close, and the corporate press is doing everything in its vast power to keep people's attention on impeachment, it is easy to overlook that the last 20 years should only be defined by one subject; war. Since shortly...
Free Speech is Non-Negotiable
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Eliminating the Horror of Modern Policing
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The Power of the Meme – My Journey
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Blaming Libertarianism for Every 'Societal Woe'
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Normally, a random post on Twitter doesn't deserve an answer in the form of an article, but in an era where the libertarian ideology (that of non-aggression and strict property rights), which is much closer to the ideas of liberty expounded by the founders of America...
Fear is the Liberty Killer
An overused term that is invoked to describe the United States, the largest government in the history of mankind, is "free country." Does anyone actually believe that, or is it something to use as a bludgeon against those who seek to change particulars about said...
Let's Stop with this 'Culture of Liberty' Nonsense
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Imagine if someone you didn't know, who lived 3,000 miles away, had a say in who you could or couldn't marry. Would you think that was crazy? What if that person could dictate what you were allowed to put into your body? Since that is a reality why isn't it just as...
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The Ft. Worth Killer Cop Will Probably Get Away With It
Those who take police accountability seriously had reason to celebrate this month when Amber Guyger, the police officer who walked into 26-year-old Botham Jean's apartment, mistook it for her own, and fired a fatal shot into him, was found guilty of murder and...
A Redcoat Murders a Colonist in Her Home
If the people heeded the words of certain founders, had an unquenchable thirst for liberty and were not lost in their comfort and seeming security, the headlines in regard to the shooting by a local tax-feeding-jackboot of a 28-year-old woman through the window of her...
The Real Meaning of 'Fake News'
That there are still people among the general public that take everything they hear and see on cable and broadcast news programs as gospel, is a testament to the "success" of government schools. 15,000 hours of indoctrination doesn't help with discernment, but surely...
The Amber Guyger Trial Showcases a Special Class of Citizen
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Unless you've experienced a phone call informing you that a dear relative has been shot and killed (this author has unfortunately received such a call) you have no idea what Botham Jean's mother and brother have gone through. When it is communicated to you that it was...
When the Government Comes for Your Guns – Branch Davidian Edition
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"We determined, that at the compound, machine guns were being manufactured and explosive devices. Our goal through this investigation, was to execute a search warrant on that house to obtain those illegal weapons." (Waco, ROE, 32:07) "In addition, it (ATF) had reason...
'They'll Never be Communism in Murica'
Yeah, about that. The average "social media patriot" is enamored with pointing their finger at the stage full of democratic presidential candidates and hurling accusations of them desiring socialism and communism in their "Free Murica." There's a huge problem with...
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Episode 511: 'The Imposers and the Imposed Upon' w/ Jeff Deist
46 Minutes Safe for Work Jeff Deist is the president of the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama and former chief of staff to congressman Ron Paul. Jeff joins Pete to talk about a new book the Mises Institute is publishing entitled, "The Imposers and the Imposed Upon,"...
Episode 510: Questioning The Narrative of The Boston Marathon Bombing w/ Monica Perez
64 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited Monica Perez to come back on the show to have a discussion about the Boston Marathon Bombing. Both admit they were highly skeptical of conspiracy theories until this event. Monica goes over the suspicious background of the Tsarnaev...
Episode 509: The Path Forward w/ Dave Smith
63 Minutes Some Strong Language Comedian and podcaster Dave Smith joins Pete to answer questions about what he believes the path forward for liberty is. All of Dave's Links Get Autonomy 19 Skills PDF Download The Monopoly On Violence Pete's Patreon Pete's Substack...
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63 Minutes Not Safe for Work Eric July is the frontman for the band Backwordz, the host of "For Canon Sake" on YouTube and a contributor at Blaze TV. Eric and Pete start off talking about the state of the Right in the wake of the election and then get into talking...
Bonus Episode: Pete on the State of Libertarianism and the Libertarian Party
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109 Minutes PG-13 Bird is one-third of the hosts of the Friends Against Government podcast. Bird joins Pete to discuss the writings of philosopher Julius Evola. The guys look at his writings in which he critiques Italian fascism as popularized under Benito Mussolini....
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