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Hereditary Angioedema Market
Hereditary Angioedema Market Overview
The report is titled 'Hereditary Angioedema Market: Opportunity Analysis and Future Assessment 2020-2028'. An overview of conceptual frameworks, analytical approaches of the hereditary angioedema market is the main objective of the report, which further consists of the market opportunity and insights of the data involved in the making of the respective market. The hereditary angioedema market is expected to grow at a significant rate in the near future.
The global hereditary angioedema market in 2020 is estimated for more than US$ 2,867.8 Mn and expected to reach a value of US$ 9,551.6 Mn by 2028 with a significant CAGR of 16.3%.
Hereditary Angioedema Market Segmentation
The global hereditary angioedema market is categorized under various classes such as drug class, route of administration, distribution channel, and region. The drug class segment further divided into four other categories such as kallikrein inhibitor, selective bradykinin B2 receptor antagonist, C1 esterase inhibitor, and others. C1 esterase inhibitor segment is further divided into cinryze, berinert, and rucones.
The route of administration segment further divided into three other categories such as intravenous, subcutaneous, and oral.
The distribution channel segment further divided into two other categories such as hospital, retail pharmaceutical.
Hereditary Angioedema Market Dynamics
Increasing per capita income is allowing professionals and citizens to opt for better quality healthcare services. It allows the doctors or physicians to provide the latest and expensive treatment to their patients; whereas, on the other hand, it facilitates an improved version of traditional treatments to the patients, thus, ensuring the increased life expectancy of the patients to some extent. It also regulates the cycle of routine body check-ups, ensuring the sound health of body and mind; in addition, it is also notifying the professionals about the actual health condition along with the might be upcoming problems or deteriorated health conditions
Hereditary Angioedema Market Key Players
The global hereditary angioedema market is mainly dominated by Biocryst Pharmaceuticals, INC., CSL Limited, IBIO INC., IONIS Pharmaceutical, Pharming Group NV, Santarus, INC., and Shire PLC.
Hereditary Angioedema Market Regional Level Analysis
On the basis of region, the global hereditary angioedema market is segmented into six regions namely North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Hereditary angioedema (HAE) is a rare disease and the diagnosis of HAE challenging in children. It may be due to the lack of awareness, diagnostic testing limitations, and communication difficulties along with the differential diagnosis of the symptoms of this disorder. This may further result in reduced quality of life, accounting to the delay in diagnosis along with sub-optimal treatment of symptoms, which is the major factor that hinders the growth of this market.
MMC Overview on Hereditary Angioedema Market Report
A research report on the Hereditary Angioedema Market by Meridian Market Consultants is an in-depth and extensive study of the market based on the necessary data crunching and statistical analysis. It provides a brief view of the dynamics flowing through the market, which includes the factors that support the market and the factors that are acting as impedance for the growth of the market.
Various factors that are benchmarked while estimating the market growth include (but not restricted to):
• Concerns for use of Hereditary Angioedema
• Advantages of Hereditary Angioedema
Actions taken by the manufacturer and respective regulatory authorities also impact the market growth of the segment. These factors are understood at a regional level and in major countries globally for providing regional insights into the product segment in the report. This helps our clients to make an informed decision.
A mix of top-down and bottom-up approach is followed to arrive at and validate our market value estimations. For a product segment wherein one/two manufacturer(s) dominates the market, its product sales, previous growth rates, and market expansion plans are considered to generate market share in the global market.
1. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Report Overview
2. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Overview
2.3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Snapshot
2.4. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Size and Forecast, 2020–2028
2.5. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Dynamics
3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
3.1.1. Annual Growth Rate Comparison, By Drug Class
3.1.2. BPS Analysis, By Drug Class
3.2. Market Revenue (US$Mn) Forecast, By Drug Class
3.2.1. C1 esterase inhibitor
3.2.1.1. Cinryze
3.2.1.2. Berinert
3.2.1.3. Ruconest
3.2.2. Selective Bradykinin B2 Receptor Antagonist
3.2.3. Kallikrein Inhibitors
3.3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index, By Drug Class
4. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
4.1.1. Annual Growth Rate Comparison, Route of Administration
4.1.2. BPS Analysis, Route of Administration
4.2. Market Revenue (US$Mn) Forecast, Route of Administration
4.2.1. Intravenous
4.2.2. Sub-Cutaneous
4.2.3. Oral
4.3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index, Route of Administration
5. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
5.2.1. Hospital
5.2.2. Retail Pharmaceutical
5.3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index, By Distribution Channel
6. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Region
6.3. Global Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index, By Region
7. North America Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
7.2.1. U.S. Hereditary Angioedema Market
7.2.2. Canada Hereditary Angioedema Market
7.3. North America Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
7.4. North America Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
7.5. North America Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
7.5.2. By Drug Class
7.5.3. Route of Administration
8. Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
8.2.1. Brazil Hereditary Angioedema Market
8.2.2. Mexico Hereditary Angioedema Market
8.2.3. Argentina Hereditary Angioedema Market
8.2.4. Rest of Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market
8.3. Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
8.4. Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
8.5. Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
8.6. Latin America Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
9. Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
9.2.1. U.K. Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.2. Germany Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.3. Italy Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.4. France Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.5. Spain Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.6. Russia Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.7. Poland Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.8. BENELUX Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.9. NORDIC Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.2.10. Rest of Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market
9.3. Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
9.4. Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
9.5. Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
9.6. Europe Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
10. Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
10.2.1. China Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.2. India Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.3. Japan Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.4. Australia and New Zealand Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.5. South Korea Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.6. ASEAN Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.2.7. Rest of Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market
10.3. Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
10.3.1. C1 esterase inhibitor
10.3.1.1. Cinryze
10.3.1.2. Berinert
10.3.1.3. Ruconest
10.3.2. Selective Bradykinin B2 Receptor Antagonist
10.3.3. Kallikrein Inhibitors
10.4. Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
10.4.1. Intravenous
10.4.2. Sub-Cutaneous
10.4.3. Oral
10.5. Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
10.5.1. Hospital
10.5.2. Retail Pharmaceutical
10.6. Asia Pacific Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
10.6.2. By Drug Class
10.6.3. Route of Administration
11. Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
11.2.1. GCC Countries Hereditary Angioedema Market
11.2.2. Israel Hereditary Angioedema Market
11.2.3. Oman Hereditary Angioedema Market
11.2.4. Rest of Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market
11.3. Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
11.4. Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
11.5. Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
11.6. Middle East Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
12. Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market Analysis and Forecast, 2020–2028
12.2.1. South Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market
12.2.2. Egypt Hereditary Angioedema Market
12.2.3. North Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market
12.2.4. Rest of Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market
12.3. Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Drug Class
12.4. Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market, Route of Administration
12.5. Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market, By Distribution Channel
12.5.3. Services
12.6. Africa Hereditary Angioedema Market Attractiveness Index
14.3.1. Biocryst Pharmaceuticals
14.3.2. CSL Limited
14.3.3. IBIO INC.
14.3.4. IONIS Pharmaceutical
14.3.5. Pharming Group NV
14.3.6. Santarus, INC.
14.3.7. Shire PLC.
Increasing per capita income and It allows the doctors or physicians to provide the latest and expensive treatment to their patients are the key factors driving the growth of market
The global hereditary angioedema market is categorized under various classes such as drug class, route of administration, distribution channel, and region
Biocryst Pharmaceuticals, INC., CSL Limited, IBIO INC., IONIS Pharmaceutical, Pharming Group NV, Santarus, INC., and Shire PLC are the key participating players in the market


Chiropractors are specialists in the detection and the treatment of subluxations.
Subluxation—a condition involving misaligned or poorly moving joints.
Subluxated joints cause interference to the nervous system by choking, pinching, or inhibiting nerves. This interference decreases the nerve supply from the brain to the body and back to the brain.
Think of what happens when you decrease electricity to a light bulb. The bulb dims and decreases in function. The same is true with the electrical impulses transmitted through your nerves. If you have subluxations that inhibit the electrical information or nerve supply to your cells, tissues and organs, they will also decrease in function and health.
Because the nervous system controls all others systems, subluxations that choke nerve supply can cause problems in any other system of the body. It is therefore likely that your general health will improve under chiropractic care. Fewer colds, better digestion, more restful sleep, and so on. Like may of my patients, You may choose to continue receiving spinal adjustments on a regular basis in order to prevent future problems and enjoy better health the rest of your life.


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Yes, granted, it is one of the most expensive leather boot on the market. At €339 a pair, it's a boot for people who take skiing very seriously. But if you are like me, skiing is everything. You are probably spending your summers thinking about skiing, and dreaming of doing tele turns every single night. You are probably leaving your unmounted skis in the hallway for months so you can look at them every day and flex them every time you come back home. When skiing becomes a serious thing, you also need serious tools. While you might think that the brand new 2019 Alfa Guard Advance GTX might be a bit expensive at first, you will also come to realize that it is probably the finest XCD boot on the planet.
Wow. I ordered from Alfa's website on Wednesday morning. They left Norway the same day, and they arrived here in Canada two days after on Friday! Best shopping and customer experience ever. I was so excited when I received an email from Fedex saying that my boots were already delivered. Unfortunately, my excitement soon turned into bitter deception.
My mom was with me that day and she picked up the magical box from Norway first. She asked what was in there, and I told her it's boots. "Ski boots?!? That is not possible" she exclaimed. I picked the box myself and she was damn right. There was no way there could have been a pair of boots inside that box, it was just WAY too light for this. I felt terribly sad. Alfa made a mistake in my order and they only sent me one boot, not a pair. Or maybe they sent me some minimalistic shoes or something. But definitely not a pair of Guard Advance GTX sturdy full leather ski boots!
I sighed, grabbed a knife and opened the box with sorrow. To my surprise, there was really TWO boots inside! Yes! A whole PAIR of Guard Advance GTX leathers! I was totally amazed. How can they possibly achieve this?
The Guard Advance GTX weighs only a stunning 725g per shoe. That is more than 50% lighter than your usual leathers. That also means that they are actually 27% (!!!) lighter than the Alpina Alaska BC boots! That is quite something. It sure will make a huge difference for longer tours and hikes. I stepped into the boots and the magic kicked in instantly. They are so light, you just don't feel them. You can jump around and dance and feel totally naked. The feeling is beautiful, feeling so light and free, but fully in control with a super-supportive boot. I never felt something like this before. Best XCD feeling ever. The most natural, yet supportive telemark feeling you can get. The closest thing to skiing barefoot with metal bars surgically installed into the bottom of your feet.
According to Alfa, this brand new model is designed For optimal stability on tougher trips and descents, with superior construction and function. This is their most advanced boot available. They feature premium full-grain leather, with a GORE-TEX waterproof, durable, breathable and insulating layer for use in very cold weather conditions. Reinforcements around the complete lower part of the boot adds durability that increases life span and provide stability for skiing in tough terrain. They also include a very cool Memory foam feature, affected by body temperature that allows the shoe to fit comfortably in the ankle area.
A warm and sturdy back country ski boot in full grain leather with good support and comfort for demanding back country touring in the mountains. This boot is a reinforced model of the classic Skarvet / BC Advance GTX BC ski boots to be the perfect companion in hilly terrain with steeper slopes. The boot is winter lined with GORE-TEX, has a stable and heat insulating midsole, as well as anatomic insole. Memoryfoam provides comfort and together with the good fit in the heel this helps prevent blisters, so you can enjoy even the tougher trips and descents. The rubber mudguard protects and lengthens the life span of the boot.
SOLE STIFFNESS OR ANKLE SUPPORT?
Simple: both. The Guard Advance GTX has the stiffest sole of them all, the stiffest you can get from any NNN-BC Alfa boots. But according to the specs, the sole stiffness is 4 out of 5. Actually, they do not produce a NNN-BC boot with 5/5 stiffness. And that is a good thing, because stiffer than this, touring would not be possible.
I have always found the Alpina Alaska BC sole stiffness quite problematic for several reasons, poor kick and glide performance, heel lift problems, blisters, fatigue etc. The thing is, the Alaska BC and the Guard Advance both have exactly the same sole, same stiffness. But comparing both boots side by side, I finally found out why I find the Alaska BC problematic.
Yes, the sole on the Guard Advance GTX is just as stiff and the Alaska, but the Guard Advance sole offers a MUCH more natural feeling when pressuring the ball of foot. While crunching the sole with my hands, I could feel that the Alaska BC was very slightly harder to bend than the Guard Advance. But actually, this is not due of the sole itself, but because of the boot construction. After examination of both boots, I realized that the difference is that the Guard Advance have a much more natural "bellow". Same sole, but the overall structure and leather construction of the Guard Advance is smoother than the Alaska BC.
Not sure I explain myself clearly here, this is a very important feature. The sole flexes the same way around the toes, but not the upper part of the boot above the BOF area, the bellow itself, which flexes much more naturally on the Guard Advance. Standing with a pair of each boot locked into the bindings, the bellow was slightly harder to flex on the Alaska BC, even if the sole stiffness is the same. And to my surprise, the flex point, or bellow position on top of the boot was NOT the same. The Alaska BC flexes somewhere between BOF and the toes, quite a strange thing, something I had never noticed before. While the Advance is smoother and flexes exactly at BOF where it should. Very, very interesting! I have used different pairs of Alaskas for several years and I have just discovered this. Maybe it's just my toes, but I like the flex point tuning on the Guard Advance A LOT.
So again, the sole is the same, the stiffest you can get from both companies. But the boot construction is quite different. The Guard Advance is made of full-grain leather, but offers a smoother, more natural flex while being very supportive. The Alaska BC is made of split leather, but the area on top of foot is a tad stiffer. While this offers slightly more "power" to the Alaska BC, it is also the very source of the problems I mentioned previously. No heel lift on the Guard Advance, just a super nice smooth, round and natural flex with tons of power and control. Almost the same downhill power as the Alaska, but with much more touring capabilities.
Ankle support is better of the Alfa Guard. Squeezing and twisting them in every possible way, I can definitely feel more ankle support on the ALFA. The very best you can get from a leather XCD boot! But again, the difference remains in the lower body of the boot. You can feel more ankle support on the Guard Advance, but the lower leather body is smoother, more natural. I use the Alaska BC for downhill only, because I find the forward flex way too stiff for touring, and I use the Alaska 75 for touring and XCDing around. Now the new 2019 Guard Advance will be used every day here for every single thing! From pure XC to pure DH! Finally, a one-quiver boot?
They are simply amazing. You are just not aware of wearing boots anymore. They are so light, they make you forget everything except the scent of evergreens and the reason why God put you here. They definitely have more ankle support than the Alaska, but once again, with a smoother body. They feature the featherlight weight of a XC shoe, combined with all the power of a sturdy extreme full-grain leather boot. Really, the feeling is amazing, something I have never felt before on skis. Complete freedom of movement, but still with all the power and control required on the most extreme and demanding terrain for memorable downhill performances. My new favorite XCD boots. Unique, super comfortable and super powerful.
I still have to try them in very cold weather to test that nice Gore-Tex insulation. I always have cold feet so I have big expectations here. I am also looking forward to put that Memory Foam thing to the test later in the season. I'm very, very excited about this new Alfa boot model. Yes, it is not cheap, but it's humbly the highest quality you can get. After all, these guys have been making leather boots in Norway since 1931. For over 87 years, they have provided footwear to professional explorers, the Norwegian Police, the Norwegian Defense Forces and other occupational groups with non-negotiable standards for function, comfort and quality.
That's its, the big man JL is SOLD on ALFA! It feels great duzenit! Do you think we can convince them to produce a Guard 75mm???
Ben, check La Cordee they have the 75 mm for $500. I assume that's Canadian bucks.
Nick, the model on sale at LaCordee is the old Quest Advance, not the new Guard Advance model. The new Guard is a reinforced model of the classic Quest model.
I think the Greenland Advance 75 must be pretty close to the Guard. The Greenland is the only Alfa boot with a 5/5 sole stiffness... Have you ever handled the Greenland Ben?
Johnny johnny! you could say thank you and that would be the same, even better! But you know, the link I sent actually was for affordable shoes! I'm happy I now have an Alfa loving buddy but for the record, I cannot take responsability for more than the first pair you purchased. And if you want me to buy your boots, buy them my size!!!
I have owned the Alfa Quest Advance 75mm (older version of Greenland) for like two or three years. Its the softest soled ski boot (but comfiest!) I own (I have too many), softer than the old Alfa Vulcs and similar to NNN XC shoes!!! There is no hard board under the insole, just some cushy material. Makes for a warm boot, good K&G but terrible lateral movement, especially with skis 60mm and greater underfoot.
I contacted Alfa when I first bought the shoes to suggest stiffening the sole. Would they have listened to me, some dude from Quebec? Do you think the Greenland is more than a rebadged Quest Advance???? Could it now have a stiff sole??? I wish. Who is going to find out for us? Johnny, are your there? You should get a pair in size 42. Cheers.
EDIT: I have received confirmation from Alfa that the Greenland actually does have a stiffened sole! But how stiff?
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I'm moving to Quebec where all the hawt action is.
bgregoire wrote: I contacted Alfa when I first bought the shoes to suggest stiffening the sole. Would they have listened to me, some dude from Quebec?
You Sir are the Alfa reference guy in North America. You were able to convince a poor guy, who is 3 times under the poverty threshold, to buy 3 pairs of new Alfa boots. No wonder the designers at Alfa in Norway listened to your advice when building the new Greenland GTX...!
Of course a 75mm sole needs to be a lot stiffer to reach the same overall stiffness of NNN-BC because of the duckbill. That's why I think the new Greenland must be quite similar to the Guard Advance. There is no such thing as a 5/5 NNN-BC sole.
Johnny! Wicked boots. I can't wait to hear how they perform vs your Alaskas- especially on a ski like the Asnes 68!!
The lacing system. I forgot to mention it. It's just the best ever. Simple, yet effective, I'm ready to go in under 10 seconds, while lacing up the Alaskas took like 3 times longer and is somehow never perfect. Again this sounds silly, but this is something I REALLY appreciate about Alfa boots.
The flex is beautiful. And very interesting. For freedom of movement while touring, but especially for downhill control. This requires a very good skiing technique to fully appreciate it, but it's amazing. You see, as I mentioned, the bellow on the Alaska BC is slightly harder to crush even if they share the same stiff sole. At first, this might seem like an advantage to the beginner, the Alaska may seem stiffer and allow better control. But actually, it only makes you go tippy toes, with the grooves on the NNN-BC sole never fully engaged into the binding. Although this seems to be ok and easier for the beginner or the skier with poor telemark skills, it's definitely not the most efficient way of skiing downhill. Actually, this is not unlike a modern plastic tele boot bellow, where the beginner is tempted to go into fake-mark mode because pressuring the BOF requires additional skills.
The story is quite different with the Guard Advance. It offers the same stability and power of the Alaska, but with a softer bellow. Which means something VERY important for the advanced skier: complete and perfect pressure on the ball of foot. With the Guards, you can fully crush the BOF on the binding and completely lock the NNN-BC soles into the grooves of the binding. Something that requires more skills to do on the Alaska. Once the bellow is crushed and the BOF is locked into the binding, the rest of the boot offers all that you need to take full control of the ski under any condition. So not only the natural flexing bellow on the Guard offers a smoother touring experience, it actually allows more control on the downhill too...!
Your review is posted on the Alfa site!


If that title doesn't tell you I've reached old lady status, my tea drinking, crossword puzzle doing and nature watching will.
Seriously though, it's brutally cold where I live and as a makeup artist, I wash and sanitize my hands often. Regular lotion does not cut it and a hand cream is absolutely necessary.
Here are the best hand creams I've tried that really work.
I love everything Weleda does. The scent of this is light but pleasant and it's not greasy or heavy.
This is the tried and true, old forever favorite. I've gone through numerous tubes of this.
This all purpose cream makes for an excellent, super rich hand cream. It heals even the most chapped of hands. I raved more here.
When you're living in Siberia the midwest, this transports you to a place where your hands aren't dry and you're sipping Pina Coladas.
The Body Shop did hemp products before it was cool. This has a "hempy" natural scent that I don't mind at all and she nice and THICC.
Now, go slather those hands up real good and rest assured that when you're 80, your hands will look 40. Love you guys. Bye for now!
Hi Brook! Being that this post is about hand creams only I'm a little confused. Could you tell me where you ordered this box? What brands??


Two adjoining pieces making up a block from a white marble entablature (together W. c. 1.55 × H. 0.41 × D. 0.50).
Inscribed on two of the three fasciae.
Transcription (Reynolds); squeeze in Cambridge, Box 12, 44. This edition Reynolds (2007).
For the wording, cf. 4.308 (=A&R 55), (unpublished) (=Village 5). This fragment might come from the Sebasteion, although the lettering is not completely similar.
The formula in l. 1 recalls that of the inscriptions on a series of epistylia (12.405 etc.) but is certainly later in date. If Eus[ebes] is a name, its most notable Aphrodisian holder is the first century Eusebes son of Menandros 15.13 (=MAMA 489) and new texts; see 1.102; the name is likely to have continued in use in his family.
The meaning of l. 2 is open to question: it may be that the construction involved repair after earthquake damage (known to have occurred at Aphrodisias in the middle of the first century A.D., probably again under Trajan, and in the third century.


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Design thinking is inherently a prototyping process. Once you spot a promising idea, you build it. The prototype is typically a drawing, model, or film that describes a product, system, or service. We build these models very quickly; they're rough, ready, and not at all elegant, but they work. The goal isn't to create a close approximation of the finished product or process; the goal is to elicit feedback that helps us work through the problem we're trying to solve. In a sense, we build to think.
When you rapidly prototype, you're actually beginning to build the strategy itself. And you're doing so very early in the innovation cycle. This enables you to unlock one of your organization's most valuable assets: people's intuitions. When you sit down with your senior team and show them prototypes of the products and services you want to put out in two years' time, you get their intuitive feel for whether you're headed in the right direction. It's a process of enlightened trial and error: Observe the world, identify patterns of behavior, generate ideas, get feedback, repeat the process, and keep refining until you're ready to bring the thing to market.


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Yellowstone National Park Shows Up Randomly in This Video Game
Source via Sony Interactive Entertainment
Even though Montana is a beautiful place with gorgeous landscapes and open spaces, the 406 isn't usually a place that gets depicted in video games.
Recently, Far Cry 5 and it's follow up Far Cry New Dawn are set in southwest Montana and it's amazing. (If you haven't played it I highly recommend it.)
Then something really amazing happened the other day. I bought this game called Horizon Zero Dawn, it came out in 2017 and got it incredible reviews.
The setting of the game is set in the far future where civilization has regressed and all the animals looks like mechanical robots. It's a really fun game but then some incredible happened.
Yellowstone National Park landmarks showed up...well the remnants of them.
They are called different things in the game but essentially the Old Faithful Visitor Center and The Roosevelt Arch show up in the game.
Little Easter Eggs like this make games so much more fun and it's just fun to explore and see a location you've been to.
If you have a Playstation 4, you should check out Horizon New Dawn. (Also, check out Far Cry 5, it's a standalone game and the first four have no connection to it.)
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Ashington RAOB's year of champions came to an end with a 5-2 home defeat against Blyth Town Sunday. Kyle Downey scored both goals for the Buffs with Josh Willis their star man. Paul Katz led the scoring for the Town with two and further goals came from Martyn Hepple, Jack Patterson and Darren Pendleton. Stand in keeper Daniel Wilson was their star player.
Ashington Town Central won at home in another seven goal thriller against Marden Residents. Star man Michael Todd led the scoring with two and there were also counters for Aaron Oaks and Kevin Chapman. Chris Ridgeway (2) and Joe Bell scored for the Residents and goalkeeper Ross Little was their star man.
Ashington Station Lounge and Block and Tackle shared the points in a local derby with a 4-4 draw. Star man Damien Stevens led the scoring for the Lounge with a hat-trick and Alan Gibbard was also on target. Bradley Higgins (2), Ross Jeffrey and Callum Johnson scored for the Block and Tackle and Drew Tipple was their star man.
On Sunday the final league games take place when the Division One title will be decided.


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Trinity's Child
Rate This7.6
Publication date October 1983
Author William Prochnau
3.8/5 Goodreads
Publisher Putnam Pub Group
Pages 400 pages (Hardcover)
Originally published 1983
Adaptations By Dawn's Early Light (1990)
Genres Alternate history, Science Fiction
Similar Alternate history books, Other books
Trinity's Child is a 1983 novel by William Prochnau. The book depicts a nuclear war waged between the United States of America and the Soviet Union. During the waning years of the Cold War, the United States has engaged in a massive military buildup, hoping to press the economy of the Soviet Union to breaking point and so force them into political compromise.
Part I A surprise Soviet Attack
Part II Finding The man
Part III Making The Decision
Part IV The Decision and Treason
Part V Two Presidents Two Decisions
Part VI Turning it off
Television adaptation
In the book's scenario, hardline elements pressure the Soviet Premier into launching an attack on the US before it has the chance to squeeze the Soviets any more.
The attack goes forward, and all the consequences of the doomsday scenario are laid bare, with conflicting claimants to the US Presidency as the line of succession breaks apart, devastation on the ground, and military staff having to choose between a treason which might save what's left of their country, and a duty which might lead to the extinction of the human race itself.
The novel covers fifteen hours in which critical decisions are made.
Part I: A surprise Soviet Attack
The Soviet Union launches a limited nuclear counter-force strike against the United States, hoping to destroy their military capability while leaving the civilian population relatively intact.
The US President, who has fallen asleep in front of the TV one night in the living quarters of the White House, gets an emergency call from the head of SAC in the bunker at Offutt Air Force Base. The General,(codename Icarus) informs the President that a Soviet first strike is underway. Knowing there had been false alarms, the President, at first, thinks that it a computer error.
Frustrated, Icarus eventually convinces him that it is real.
The President receives a HOTLINE message by teleprinter by the Premier, as the missiles are but minutes away, in which he offers the United States three choices:
Accept the damage and the exchange will end.
Respond in kind (which would result in the deaths of 3 to 9 million people on both sides), which would incur no third strike from the Soviets.
Respond with a massive counterattack (to which the Soviets would respond in kind).
Icarus believes the HOTLINE message to be a ruse and that the Soviet leadership will retaliate massively anyway, thereby crushing the United States. As the order is passed on, the first wave of Soviet ICBMs and SLBMs arrive, crippling most of America's missile silos and bomber bases.
A missile aimed at Andrews Air Force Base, so as to prevent the President from leaving Washington, D.C., overshoots its target and detonates in the vicinity of Chevy Chase, Maryland. Icarus then informs the President that the Soviets have launched a second strike and urges the President to launch their remaining ICBMs and bombers not destroyed in the first exchange. The President reluctantly gives the order just before SAC and Omaha, Nebraska, are destroyed.
As he is evacuated from the White House to be taken to Dover Air Force Base, the President is informed aboard Marine One that the second Soviet launch was directed at the Chinese, who had launched their own strike against the Soviets in accordance to a treaty with the United States. Seeing his hasty response will result in further retaliatory strikes, the President falls into a stupor. Suddenly, a missile detonates over nearby Andrews AFB, and causes the helicopter to crash.
As missiles speed towards their targets and the alert goes out, the novel begins its sub-plot: tracking the actions of 'Polar Bear One', a nuclear armed B-52 bomber. Polar Bear One is ordered into the air to speed towards its 'Positive Control Point' just outside the Soviet Union to await orders.
Part II: Finding 'The man'
Believing the President to be dead, Renning's deputy SAC commander, a US Navy admiral code named "Harpoon" is given the assignment of locating a successor. It is possible that many people high in the list are still alive under the rubble in Washington, D.C. or elsewhere but unable to contact them, Harpoon's rulebook says to find the most likely successor and go with him.
He learns through the 'Presidential Successor Locator System' that the Secretary of the Interior is in the swamplands outside of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and thus begins looking for NO8 on the line of succession.
Harpoon's Boeing E-4B (The 'Doomsday Plane') lands in the city without air traffic control on a runway not meant for such huge jets, with the terminal building and air traffic control tower gutted by nearby fires. The FBI, Secret Service, and Army search teams find the secretary and bring him to the airport with a small secret service escort from their local field office. The Secretary had already been sworn in by a federal judge traveling with the search team, and was given the code name 'Condor'. The plane leaves Baton Rouge minutes before the city is struck by a Soviet ICBM.
Harpoon, not knowing yet who is in control in the Soviet Union and in a fog of confusion with the communications network down due to EMP, wants to get airborne as quickly as possible before mobs ransack the airport and damage the plane, or the same result comes from another missile landing. As the plane climbs to a steep takeoff, Harpoon gets a call from one of the underground bunkers tracking enemy activity and inform him that a submarine commander, apparently on his own authority, is criss-crossing the Doomsday planes route in an effort at a decapitation strike. Harpoon is unable to relay to the baffled Condor the true level of danger in which the aircraft is until one of the secret services Uzis discharges inside the cabin when they get a jolt from a nearby shock wave. The one shot kills the judge, who had been part of the search team and came on board.
Part III: Making 'The Decision'
In the presidential suite of the Doomsday plane, the new president sits at the conference table with a battle staff of flag officers (including the Vice Chiefs of Staff, experts on the Soviet military and nuclear warfare generally), looking at maps that outline the condition of the world. Harpoon briefs Condor on what has happened, as well as the difficult decisions that have to be made. He outlines that it has been a relatively even exchange with the US taking slightly higher casualties.
Along with Omaha and Baton Rouge, the cities of Seattle, Los Angeles, Colorado Springs, New Orleans, Phoenix, Raleigh, and Washington, D.C., have been destroyed. Massive social disorder and rioting have broken out in American's remaining cities. It is briefly mentioned that Europe remained neutral during the conflict and that India and Israel have declared war on Pakistan. It is further noted that 'many mistakes are being made', for example a Soviet nuclear missile aimed at China goes off course and detonates in India. The Indians then hit Pakistan with a nuclear strike because they assume that the detonation was, in fact, a Pakistani missile.
The admiral then briefs Condor on SIOP and the complexity of nuclear war. He worries that the new President is overlysimplifying things and is not appreciating the nuance of nuclear war. He explains there are no victors in a nuclear war, no victory by body count, and the only sane thing to do now is turn this thing off.
Another flag officer then explains to that the world has taken a lot of abuse in its time, and even the damage done today would be absorbed and things would eventually go back to normal. However, if there is another nuclear exchange it could spell disaster for the planet, including human extinction from nuclear winter or the destruction of vital parts of the atmosphere.
Following on from this, Harpoon urges Condor to turn the bombers, orbiting their positive control points just outside the USSR, and see if the Soviets respond in kind. That is a way of communicating with them and signaling an intent to de-escalate, as communications are now down and direct talks are not yet possible.
Colonel Fargo (Codename 'Librarian'), a Soviet capabilities expert, believes however that Condor should order the bombers on a decapitation strike, a 'grand tour' of the Soviets targeting the leadership bunkers. He believes the Soviets will then overthrow the government once the 'head of the communist body' is cut off and that the US can use asymmetrical warfare such as using civilian airliners as rammers against Soviet bombers.
The admiral thinks that it is insane that a country of 'panicked Baton Rouges' cannot put together such a plan, and the Soviet people are in no shape after nuclear war to start a revolution.
Condor goes to his office to think the two options over and to pray.
Part IV: 'The Decision' and Treason
Believing that the US is "losing" the war by having a higher casualty count, Condor orders the decapitation strike. Orders go out for the "Grand Tour".
'Harpoon', stunned at Condors decision, resigns his position. On his way out of the Presidential suite, 'the Librarian' has to remind him to give the President 'the biscuit', the plastic card with the codes required to order a nuclear strike. Condor appoints the Librarian as his new adviser.
'Polar Bear One' gets the orders for the grand tour. At first relieved of not having to drop nuclear gravity bombs on civilians, the crew discusses the consequences of a Soviet Union without leadership and concludes it would mean more chaos and loose nukes, and nobody with whom to negotiate. They envision panicked colonels in Europe without leadership letting tactical nukes go, submarine captains surfacing to fire without knowing the full story, etc. They turn their bomber around rather than risk the future of the planet.
Seeing it as a sign for a truce, the Soviets turn 15 of their bombers around. Condor orders Polar Bear One shot down.
On the phone from the Looking Glass plane, Condor is urged by the flag officer now in charge of SAC ('Alice') aboard the Looking Glass Plane, who has taken over for 'Icarus', to turn another squadron of B-52s in response to the Soviet squadron turning, saying it will lead to a cease fire and end the war. Condor, seeing the act by the lone bomber as cowardly, states that the United States has "one deserter and the Soviets have 15". 'The Librarian' insists that the Soviet move has given the US a clear military advantage. In his quarters, Harpoon contacts "Alice" and asks him to turn the bombers without Condors authorization. He initially refuses.
Polar Bear One encounters an aircraft carrier on its return trip. Two fighter jets get ready to shoot them down when their own carrier gets torpedoed by a Soviet submarine, and the fighter pilots lose the will to shoot down one of their own planes.
Part V: Two Presidents, Two Decisions
Civilians find the crashed Marine One and take the President and his military aide to a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) bunker in the outskirts of Olney, Maryland.
There, his military aide (the carrier of the nuclear football) learns that the Soviet premier is attempting to make contact through a shortwave radio. Not knowing if the call is authentic, the President, now with his legs broken from the crash and blind from the flash of the nuclear detonation, negotiates a cease-fire with his Soviet counterpart.
The President manages to make contact with Alice, who at first does not believe the identity of his commander-in-chief. However, after much urging and conversation, Alice comes to realize that the man he is speaking to is authentic and gives him the codes as the President has lost his card in the Marine One crash. The President orders Alice to turn the bombers around. Alice, a US Air Force general, cannot issue direct orders to the submarines, and the President's identity codes conflict with Condor's.
The President then makes contact with Condor, urging him to help secure a cease fire. Condor, thinking he is a Soviet imposter, refuses and hangs up. Alice tells the President that if both he and Condor give the subs two different sets of orders, the sub Captains will assume the Soviets have intercepted US military communications and gotten the codes in the intervening hours and so will go with the original orders.
When the first Soviet nuclear strike was incoming, SAC had ordered the navy subs to submerge and hide and resurface in a few hours to listen for orders. They were instructed that if they hear nothing, they should fire their missiles.
Without Condor's help, there appears to be no way to stop the march to Armageddon.
Part VI: 'Turning it off'
During the 7-hour window, the President and Alice attempt to create a plan to stop Condor. Alice then states that he will use the Looking Glass as a weapon to intercept the E-4B, thus killing Condor and relinquishing authority to the President. The President refuses the plan, urging that there must be another way.
Alice convinces him otherwise, and the President accepts his sacrifice. Several hours elapse, as Alice attempts to catch up to Condor, who declares the Looking Glass to be manned by treasonous men. Minutes before the submarines emerge and the order is given to launch, the flight crew of the E-4B, loyal to Alice, turn the plane into the path of the Looking Glass which enables it to intercept the E-4B, killing everyone on board. Command is returned to the President, who orders a full cessation of hostilities of his military. The Soviet Union responds in kind. However, the outcome of the conflicts in the Middle East and the Soviets and Chinese are left unanswered.
The book was made into a television movie, By Dawn's Early Light. There are some significant differences between the two; most significantly, in the movie the initial nuclear exchange is prompted by renegade Russian terrorists rather than part of a Soviet plot. That is likely intended to avoid demonizing either side as being the aggressor. Another element of the movie is a romantic subplot between the captain of the B-52 and his female co-pilot, which is absent from the book.
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BAKERSFIELD, CA -- The legendary "October Classic" returns. For 29 years the "October Classic" was the biggest short track event in west coast racing as it closed out the annual racing season at Mesa Marin Raceway. The event was legendary for the size of the fields, the drivers and fans who traveled from around the nation to be part of the event, and for the legendary parties that took place after the racing was over.
MADERA, CALIFORNIA (September 5, 2018) – Race teams from across North America are setting their sights on the 6th Annual Nut Up Short Track Shootout at Madera Speedway, October 5th-6th, headlined by the 150 lap, $10,000 to win RPM Mortgage Pro Late Model feature.
The event is fully televised by MAVTV including the 75 lap Lucas Oil Modified Series, 70 lap 51FIFTY Energy Drink Jr. Late Model Series, and 20 lap Mini Cup vs. Bandolero races as well. $1,000 will be offered to win the Late Model B-Main event as part of the lucrative prize pool.
Only three drivers have visited victory lane so far in the event's prestigious history. Mike David won the inaugural running while fellow NASCAR West Series champion Eric Holmes won the following three runnings. 2015 & 2017 RPM Mortgage Pro Late Model champion Buddy Shepherd of Bakersfield grabbed the big prize last year.
Activities will begin Friday night with optional practice sessions. Pit gates will swing open at 11:00 a.m. with practices beginning at 3 p.m. for all four divisions. The only fee is $40 per pit pass on Friday. The track will go dark at 9 p.m. Saturday's program will begin bright and early at 8 a.m. with practices starting at 10:30 a.m.
Time trials will take place at 12:45 p.m. before the first part of the racing action at 3 p.m. Racing will include the Late Model C-Main and B-Main along with the Lucas Oil Modifieds B-Main (if necessary) and the Mini Cup vs. Bandolero feature. Times are subject to change.
Opening ceremonies are at 5 p.m. with the full lineup of features to follow. All told, over 400 laps of racing for over 100 race cars is scheduled on the one-third mile asphalt oval.
Pre-entry opens on September 10th and is available via RaceMadera.com or by calling (209) 356-1968.
Madera Racing on MAVTV airs every Thursday at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. PST and is also available on the Lucas Oil Racing TV app. The fourth round of the 2018 51FIFTY Energy Drink Jr. Late Model Series airs September 13th.
Eureka, CA (September 5, 2018) – The 2018 season at Redwood Acres Raceway is set to conclude this Saturday with the 26th Annual Fall Spectacular presented by Mid-City Motor World. Championships in all of the Acres' local divisions will be decided, including in the late model division in the Dennis Wendt Memorial Fall Spectacular. The North State Modified Series won't crown it's champion Saturday night but they will also be partaking in the festivities for what will be their third visit to the 3/8-mile paved oval.
The most points that can be earned for the night for the Compass Community Credit Union roadrunners is 70. Essentially that means Nick Ford has clinched the 2018 track championship for the division going into this weekend as his advantage over Tim Ratzlaff is 81 points. Lindsey Zito holds down third in the standings with Amanda Lohr and Ronny Crump completing the top five.
Only ten points separate Bandolero points leader Lane Anderson and second place Aiden Kimberling. The previous event at the Acres on August 18 saw Kimberling part of a scary turn two incident that severely damaged his car but thankfully the youngster was unharmed in the wreck. Third place in the standings is very much up in the air as Kadence Mace and Malessa Miles will decide which drivers gets which position. Trey Daniels holds down fifth.
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The bomber division season finale should be a very special event thanks to a boost in the purse from season-long sponsors Fortuna Wheel & Brake and Four-Star Realty. Starting the feature event will pay $75 with the winner taking $800. Second place will receive $400, third place $300, fourth place $200 and fifth place $100. Drivers that tow over 50-miles for the bomber division and attempt to qualify will get a $250 payout.
Jim Redd's 46-point lead over Wyatt Roach in the bombers means he will have to have bad enough issues to not participate in Saturday night's races. Sam Brown and Ryan Walters in third and fourth should end up in those same positions at the end of Saturday night's race. Fifth place is up in the air as Bethany Rapp and Doug Way are tied for the position.
Either Brian Murrell, Sr. or Eugene Palmer will be the 2018 champion in the Humboldt Hydroponics mini stocks. Murrell, Sr. has a 29-point advantage over Palmer which will be very difficult to overcome. Scott Taylor is locked in the third spot and had a vicious incident in the August 18 race that heavily damaged his machine which hopefully won't prevent him from being on the track this weekend. Trevor Eacret is fourth and Brett Murrell fifth.
The North State Modified Series' third visit to the Acres in 2018 should be very interesting. Only three races remain on the schedule and the drivers should be itching to race as it's been almost seven weeks since the modifieds previous race which coincidentally took place at RAR on July 21. The tour was lined up to visit Lakeport Speedway August 11 but the fires in the surrounding area forced the cancellation of that event. Kris Price leads the NSMS standings and won the July 21 race. It will be the first time since 2014 that modified racing will be part of the schedule for the Fall Spectacular.
The 2018 Mid-City Motor World Super Six Challenge Series late model championship will either be in the hands of Mic Moulton or David Henderson. 15 points is the difference between the two going into Saturday's Dennis Wendt Memorial race. Dane Nissen will be hoping to cap off the season with a victory as he will likely place third in the standings despite missing the June 9 event. Kenny Demello and Scott Baker complete the top five in points.
Eureka, CA....... With the cancellation of the August show at Lakeport Speedway due to fires in the area, it has been nearly seven weeks since the North State Modified Series, presented by Protect the Harvest, has been on a race track. But that will soon end this Saturday night, September 8, as the popular touring group will return to the 3/8 mile paved oval at Redwood Acres Raceway in Eureka, California. This will be the third and final show at "The Acres" this season for NSMS.


As some people may know, I have a thing for the seventies. Beauty thing in particular but I also love a bit of psychedelia. If you want to join me on that I suggest you book tickets for the Whyte Horses Experience at The Barbican. You will not be disappointed.


Growing up watching movies like Bicentennial Man I thought for sure by now (2018) we would each have a robot that would do our work for us. They would earn an income so we could kick back and relax (Right?) Are we there yet…no – so I'm forced to ask myself why? The main reason I always come back to is with the human element missing, robots cannot learn and question what they are programmed to do. The capacity to question and improve is very unique in humans and what often sets us apart, not only from robots but, other animals as well.
Safe Quality Food (SQF) Code Edition 8 is Here – Are You in Compliance?
The new Safe Quality Food (SQF) Code Edition 8 became effective on January 2, 2018 and listed some significant changes, including new programs and revised requirements for existing programs. One notable change is that companies formerly SQF Level 2 and 3 are now REQUIRED to participate in an annual proficiency program.
This month Cherney features Kea Schmuhl, one of our dedicated Sample Preparations Technicians who looks to clear up some of the misconceptions about working in a testing laboratory. Thank you to Kea for her insight and unique perspective!
When people ask me what I do for a living and I say, "I'm a Sample Preparation Technician," or work in a "Food Safety Testing Laboratory" they often make generalized assumptions. These thoughts tend to be based on the stereotypes they have seen on TV or read in a book portraying laboratory technicians. However, quite a few of these assumptions are not the case when describing my role as a Sample Preparation Technician at Cherney.


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WARNING, THIS POST MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS OF IF I STAY BY GAYLE FORMAN. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.
I seriously cannot believe that the trailer is out. I never really thought If I Stay would be adapted to the big screen. And I've always wondered if it were to be adapted, how it would be portrayed. Would all the flashbacks come first? Would they alternate like the book? How would they portray Mia's out of body experience. You get the idea. But whatever, the point of all that is that I am seriously amazed by the trailer. It looks really good. Sure, Mia (Chloë Grace Moretz) isn't exactly how I imagined Mia, but close enough. But on the other hand, Kim (Liana Liberato) looks pretty much as I imagined… except WHERE IS HER BRAID????? There is, however, a "but".
The trailer itself looks awesome and makes me want to rush to the movie theater and demand they play it ahead of it's release date (yes, I know that's never going to happen). My only problem / concern for this movie is that the trailer focuses a lot on the romance, specifically, the relationship between Mia and Adam. That kind of makes me think the movie will be more centered around their romance than the book, which wouldn't do the book justice. The book is about a girl who lost lost nearly everything and her decision to stay or leave. It's about music. And family. And friends. IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT THE ROMANCE!
My other concern is that it appears that only people who have actually read the book understand what is going on in the trailer. That usually means it stays true to the book, but it isn't necessarily a good thing as the movie needs to make money if we're going to get a sequel. And in order the make money, people who haven't read the books need to want to see this movie too. (This is all assuming that the film will be good and a sequel is wanted… if the film is subpar, just pretend you never read this paragraph).
As a totally random side note, I would like to say that I LOVE the "I <3 YO YO MA" sticker on Mia's locker at 00:55. Also, besides the trailer, Warner Brothers have released two additional videos. You can find them on on the official movie site.


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Sister Janet is a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood, New York. During her ministerial career, she has held management positions within the health and human service sector, to include Bellevue Hospital Center, the Catholic Medical Center, University Hospital at Stony Brook, and the Interfaith Nutrition Network of Long Island.
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Recent honors include being a recipient of Papal Honors, Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Cross; the Pax Christi Metro New York S. Christine Mulready Peacemaker Award; and honored as an Extraordinary Woman of the Year by the Brooklyn District Attorney's office.
Sister Janet has enjoyed participating as a "Nun on the Ferry" and a "Nun on the Bus" with the
Catholic Social Justice Lobby, NETWORK, which advocates for social justice reform in the corridors of government in Washington DC. She is a member of her Congregation's Justice Committee, whose particular areas of focus have been immigration, climate control and care for the earth.
States Sister Janet:
" I love the 3 prong emphasis of the Partnership – to develop a global consciousness though education, advocacy and encouraging members' participation at the United Nations. I look forward to working with all of you, and know that together we can be a voice for those who have suffered from injustice, with our particular emphasis on the 3 Sustainable Development Goals that are the Partnership's focus: ending poverty in all its forms; gender inequality and the empowerment of women and girls; and climate change action, so as to promote the common good of all."
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Chicano Batman has only recently begun to draw national attention, with performances at top-tier music festivals, an ecstatic critical reception for their new album, "Freedom is Free," their first with ATO Records, and a standout NPR Tiny Desk Concert in April.
Arenas, whose greasy funk basslines drive many of Chicano Batman's danceable originals, grew up on James Brown, Earth, Wind & Fire and Mexican pop music. The way the band threads a needle through diverse, far-flung sounds, he said, is a result of the eclectic interests of his bandmates: singer Bardo Martinez, guitarist Carlos Arevalo and drummer Gabriel Villa.
"Freedom is Free," the band's third full-length album, has helped make inroads to some new touring territory beyond California and big city stops.
The new record also showcases the most socially conscious work from Chicano Batman thus far. Along with funky crowdpleasers like "Friendship (Is a Small Boat In A Storm)" and the breezy instrumental track "Area C," it incudes "The Taker Story," a fierce soul song about environmental injustice and "La Jura," a Spanish language ballad about police brutality.
"That's resonating with a lot of big cities all over the country, in light of what's been happening before and after Trump," Arenas said.
In the age of the DACA repeal and Trump's dream wall on the Mexican border, a band of Angelinos with roots in Central and South America is bound to address the politics of the day. But, Arenas said, Chicano Batman isn't going to turn into a protest band.
The band's positive message and the freewheeling fun of its live shows, Arenas argued, is the strongest statement it can make.
As for what's next for Chicano Batman, Arenas said the band is planning to record a new album in the next six months and hoping to go on its first world tour soon.


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By Virtue of authority and certain tax executions issued to Tax Collector for Colleton County by Treasurer; have levied upon and will sell certain properties of defaulting taxpayers to satisfy their debt to Colleton County for delinquent taxes, cost and penalties; sufficient property of the below described map parcel and name of defaulting taxpayer and current owner will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, certified check, debit/credit card or wire transfer with immediate compliance exacted at the Dogwood Hills Golf Course located at 1 Dogwood Lane, Walterboro, SC beginning December 13, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. and continuing until all properties scheduled for sale are sold. The officer charged with the duty to sell real property and mobile or manufactured housing for nonpayment of ad valorem property taxes shall submit a bid on behalf of the Forfeited Land Commission equal to the amount of all unpaid property taxes, penalties, assessments including, but not limited to, assessments owed to a special taxing district established pursuant to Section 4-9-30, Chapter 19, Title 4. The tax sale is in compliance with the S.C. Code of Laws. Non-payment of taxes will result in the properties listed below being sold for delinquent tax years 2017 and prior years along with tax year 2018 taxes. Also, if the property is sold at the tax sale, the successful bidder will have to pay any outstanding county liens, deed prep and mobile home bill of sale fees.Real property parcels are listed first followed by mobile home parcels.
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María Carmen Díaz de Mendoza Larrabeiti (born December 1927) is a Spanish theatre actress.

Life
Mari Carmen Díaz de Mendoza was born in Madrid towards the end of 1927.   Her parents,  and Carmen Larrabeiti, who were both actors, had married the previous year.   He paternal grand parents were also highly successful in the world of theatre.   Although Mari Carmen made one or two film appearances, the focus of her own acting career was the theatre.

She embarked on her stage career in the 1940s at the Theatre of María Guerrero, originally purchased by her grandfather, the theatrical impresario Fernando Díaz de Mendoza y Aguado, back in 1908.   In 1944 she appeared in a play based on Dostoyevsky's "Demons", playing opposite .   Another early role was in the Spanish translation of "Time and the Conways" by J. B. Priestley, in which she appeared with Guillermo Marín and .   A few months later she transferred to the Teatro Español, in June 1945 appearing in "Hamlet" with Marin and Mercedes Prendes.

During the next few years she appeared in "Tres de madrugada" by Claudio de la Torre (1946), "Cuento de cuentos" by  (1947) and after setting up her own theatre company, in "Víspera de bodas" by Eduardo Manzanos (1948), in which Milagros Leal and  also appeared.

She was part of the production of En la ardiente oscuridad by Antonio Buero Vallejo, which had its triumphant premier in December 1950 at the Teatro María Guerrero.   There were other successes during the early 1950s in the theatre that still bore her grandmother's name, including "María Antonieta" (1952) and "El jefe" (1953) by , "Berkeley Square" (1952) by John L. Balderston and  "Recién llegada" (1953), by Keith Winter.

Later in the decade Díaz de Mendoza switched to Madrid's Teatro de la Comedia where she shared the stage with Alberto Closas in "¿De acuerdo, Susana?" (1955) and appeared in "Mi adorado Juan" (1956) by Miguel Mihura, with Ismael Merlo, as well as featuring with Carlos Muñoz in "En cualquier Puerta del Sol" (1956) by Carlos Llopis and in "48 horas de felicidad" (1956) by Alfonso Paso.   In 1957 she was in La malquerida by Jacinto Benavente, a piece which had premiered 45 years earlier, with her grandmother heading up the cast.

Towards the end of 1957 she returned to the Theatre of María Guerrero for the premier of "El cuervo" by then the young Alfonso Sastre.   1958 was a particularly rich year for Díaz de Mendoza, which included appearances in "Alta fidelidad" by Edgar Neville, "Tránsito de madrugada" by , "Las manos son inocentes" by José López Rubio, "The Teahouse of the August Moon" by John Patrick and "Vida moderna" by Álvaro de Laiglesia.   In each of these she starred opposite Ángel Picazo.   A year later, after playing in a theatrical version of La vida en un hilo by Edgar Neville, she retired from the stage.

She bore no children and died on 11 March 2018.

Personal
Mari Carmen Díaz de Mendoza was married in September 1959 to José Beltrán de Heredia, a professor of civil law initially at Salamanca and later in Madrid.   He died in 1992, however.

References

Spanish stage actresses
People from Madrid
1927 births
Spanish actresses
Living people

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The complainant, a military police member, was driving an unmarked MP vehicle off base on a provincial highway when he pulled over a civilian motorist for speeding. The member then contacted the local civilian police who arrived and issued a ticket for speeding based on the complainant's information. When the complainant informed his supervisor of the incident the supervisor referred the matter to the DPM PS who launched an administrative investigation. During this investigation alleged discrepancies were noted between the copies of the notebook entries provided by the complainant and the information provided by the complainant to the local civilian police. The matter was then referred to the CFNIS detachment. Arrangements were made to interview the complainant and on the appointed day he arrived at the detachment with his lawyer. He requested that his lawyer be present during the interview but the investigator would not allow this; he did, however, offer to let the lawyer observe the interview on a video monitor located in another room. The investigator then decided not to proceed with the interview. Subsequently, the complainant was ordered by his chain of command to produce his MP notebook for evidentiary purposes. The complainant complied under protest, and he was then charged with making a false entry and altering an official document contrary to the NDA.
The complainant submitted a conduct complaint alleging the following: he was denied access to his lawyer during an interview; he was not informed of the purpose of the interview; attempts were made to interview him after he had asserted his right to silence; and he was ordered to produce his notes which he alleges violated his right to silence.
The DPM PS investigation found all the allegations to be unfounded. It was noted that a subject has no legal right to have counsel or another person present during an interrogation; the complainant was not under arrest or being detained and therefore had no legal right to be informed before the interview of any specifics regarding the allegations under investigation; military police policies require MP members to disclose their notebooks to superiors and supervisors, and the investigator's actions were in accordance with applicable policies and procedures and did not contravene the MP Professional Code of Conduct.
The complainant did not have a constitutional right to have counsel present at the police interview. He was neither under arrest nor detained and had voluntarily attended for an interview. However, the Chair indicated that he would prefer that investigators evaluate the net benefit of an interview on a case by case basis. Investigators should not be too quick to forego potentially relevant evidence for purely technical reasons. The complainant knew the general nature of the interview, but was not advised of the specific interests regarding the alleged discrepancies between his notebook entries and the information he provided to the civilian police officer who attended at the traffic stop. However, investigators are not required to provide subjects with advance notice of specific areas of questioning prior to conducting an interview. As for the continued attempt to interview the complainant, the Chair found that investigators were only attempting to obtain the complainant's notes from him as they were critical to the investigation. The complainant was not answering the investigators' call and they therefore continued to try to contact him. The complainant took exception to the fact that he was ordered to turn his notes over to the investigators as he argues that this constitutes an involuntary statement. However, given that MP policies specify that notebooks " are the property of the CF and shall be stored as evidence " it is clear that the notes did not belong to the complainant. The policies also provide that MPs must disclose the contents of their notebooks to certain individuals (supervisors, court officials, etc.). As such, the Chair found that the complainant's right against self-incrimination (right to silence) was not violated.
The Chair noted that the CFPM accepted the findings and recommendations relating to this complaint.