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A Gothic-style church at the heart of Palma's Old Town, the Basilica de Sant Francesc is one of the island's most spectacular sights and historically significant structures. The basilica dates back to the 13th century when it was founded as a monastery. It has been known as one of the most famous churches on Palma since the Middle Ages.
The current sandstone facade was reconstructed in the 17th century after the original was struck by lightning. Its Baroque style is more typical of the Majorcan style. The inside of the basilica is just as impressive as its exterior, with high vaulted ceilings in classic Catalan Gothic style and ornate altar. Tombs and chapels line its walls, leading to its stunning medieval cloister filled with citrus and palm trees.
The statue outside the church is of Franciscan monk Junipero Serra. If his name sounds familiar, it might be because he went on to found the major cities in California - Los Angeles and San Francisco, among others. The church is considered a major landmark of Palma and is included in most all tours of the city.
Basilica de Sant Francesc, Islas Baleares, Spain, 07001
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1 Hour Segway Tour in Palma de Mallorca
Put a fun twist on a sightseeing tour of Palma de Mallorca, and discover the city sights by Segway. You'll get tips to ride the self-balancing electric scooter before you start, then follow a guide around the streets, learning about the monuments and history as you go. Numbers are capped at six people for a more intimate tour.
3 Hours E-Bike Tour in Palma de Mallorca
Discover the Old Town of Palma de Mallorca and beyond with a half-day e-bike tour. Set out on a tour covering 27 kilometers to see several top attractions including the Bellver Castle and the Basilica de Sant Francesc. Cruise along the bikeway facing the sea with ease on an e-bike and see architectural landmarks including the Convento de Santa Clara and the Catedral de Mallorca.
Drinks & Bites in Palma de Mallorca Private Tour
Get the perfect nightlife introduction to Palma de Mallorca with a tour that combines food, drinks, and highlights in the area with a local that knows best. Your local guide and nightlife expert will take you to Cort, known for its vibrant nightlife in Palma de Mallorca. Visit some of the best spots in town for a local drink and a typical local bite. The drinks vary from alcoholic drinks to non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks with vegetarian alternatives - covering every taste! As you hop from hot spot to hot spot, your guide will also point out interesting places in the area, helping you discover more about Palma de Mallorca. Withlocals Drinks & Bites Tour™ is one of Withlocals' signature tours available in major cities worldwide. We work with passionate local guides who earn a fair fee. We support local economies by only offering local produce and prevent over-tourism with only small non-intrusive groups. Our tours are carbon-neutral and away from the standard tourist routes.
Highlights & Hidden Gems With Locals: Best of Palma de Mallorca Private Tour
Explore Palma de Mallorca with a local guide who has extensive knowledge of the city's history and culture. This walking tour hits many of the most popular sites and landmarks in Palma including the Church of Santa Eulalia, Santa Clara Monastery, Parc de Mar, and Placa Major, the city's main square.
Electric Scooter Tour in Palma de Mallorca
Cover ground quickly in Palma de Mallorca with a guided electric scooter tour. Ride through the Old Town of Palma on an electric scooter and see several top landmarks including the Museu de Mallorca and Parque del Mar. Learn about the history and architecture of the Catedral de Mallorca and Palau de l'Almudaina during the journey.
Small-Group Guided E-Bike Tour in Palma de Mallorca
We offer you an amazing 15 km tour in Palma de Mallorca without effort in a comfortable electric bicycle visiting the old town and the castle of Bellver mainly by the bikeway facing the sea. So go ahead and give you the chance to live an incomparable experience, to enjoy incredible landscapes and the kindness and closeness that characterizes us.
Best of Palma de Mallorca and Cathedral Skip the Line Private Tour
Discover the highlights of the resort town Palma on the island of Mallorca. With a local guide, learn about the city's storied history and visit sites and landmarks such as Old Town, Placa de Cort, Santa Clara Convent, and much more. The tour ends at Placa De La Seu with a skip-the-line entry ticket.
Palma de Mallorca Must-Do Family Private Tour
Sightseeing can be a bore for children who want to spend their time playing games. Combine activities and sightseeing on this family-friendly private tour of Palma de Mallorca. Visit the key landmarks of the city like the Santa Clara Convent, the Arab Baths, and Parc de Mar and engage the children throughout with games, treasure hunts, and trivia. At the end, enjoy a delicious sweet treat that everyone can enjoy.
Private Photoshoot enjoying Mallorca with a Professional Photographer
Discover new places and enjoy every moment of your vacation in Mallorca, trusting your photos to a local professional photographer who communicates fluently in English and Spanish and has extensive experience in the island. You will get not only beautiful photos to treasure forever but also the memories of a great photoshoot experience. Take an easy walk or relax at the beach with a background of turquoise sea, pines and mountains in the peaceful beaches and easy paths of North of Mallorca locations. Stroll through quiet streets, discovering historical buildings, quaint gardens and picturesque squares in Palma Old Town. Or tell me about your favorite spot in the island and I will tailor your experience to create stunning photos for you in that location.
MTB guided tour in Bellver forest and Na Burguesa mountain (E-MTB optional)
From our store in Palma.This tour is for intermediate riders( level and phisical),The distance travaled will be abaut 40 Km.with a drop 600m.From the center of Palma, where the place is located, we will go to the Bellver forest with our hard tail mbt, accessing the bike path of the promenade, in the forest we can already have fun on its dirt tracks and stop for 10 minutes to see the castle. Then we will go to the sierra de na burguesa to continue with the practice of mountain biking,we will arrive by a forest track to the viewpoint of s´hostelet de Palma Nova to contemplete wonderfol views, then we return to peak de sa Creu.
What are Basilica de Sant Francesc hours of operation?
Basilica de Sant Francesc hours of operation: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm. Buy tickets in advance on Viator. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
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Apple shares are at their lowest price in years and are already worth 30% less than at the beginning of 2022: what are the reasons?
Apple is typically a safe value in the face of market volatility, but its shares experienced a dark month of December, ending the year shedding a third of its market capitalization.
At the end of the stock market session in the United States on Wednesday, December 28, Apple shares have reached their lowest price of 2022 with $126.04, This is a drop of $4 from its value the day before.
So far in 2022, Apple has lost over 30% of its stock market value, Its shares marked their highest price in the first trading session of the year on January 3, when they were trading at $182.01, about $56 higher.
The US technology company that managed more than $3 trillion in January for the first time in a company's history today has Market capitalization barely exceeds $2 trillionSo a third of its value is left on the markets in 2022, which is 1 trillion.
December is usually the busiest period for Apple's sales, the quarter in which it usually receives the most revenue thanks to the presentation of its new iPhone 14 in September and the shopping Christmas campaign, which is the most important of the year.
The reason for its decline in the markets in recent weeks The difficulties that Apple is having to meet the demand for the iPhone 14 Pro, which is higher than expected, but which is actually due to production problems of its suppliers. Apple has already had to admit that the issue will cause more Christmas orders to be delayed.
Taiwan Foxconn Apple is in charge of assembling the iPhone 14 Pro at its Zhengzhou plant in China, where about 200,000 people work. Over the past 2 months, the COVID-19 outbreak affecting the factory has caused a shortage of workers at its facilities, as well as protests by workers over their conditions and delays in their wages.
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Despite the fact that China has already reversed its zero-covid policy, infections have increased even more in the last 2 weeks across the Asian country, so Foxconn has not been able to produce more than 70 percent of its full capacityAs analyst Trendforce explains.
This analyst also estimates that the final number of iPhone 14 manufactured in 2022 will be 78.1 million units, which is lower than initial forecasts, and that The total volume of smartphones manufactured in the first quarter of 2023 will be down by 22% for this year.
Apple is slowly taking steps to reduce its reliance on Foxconn and China due to recent volatility in the supply chain, instead betting on countries like India and Vietnam for assembly, though the process is slow and It will take many years to complete.
The company has decided not only to choose Foxconn for the assembly of its premium iPhones next year, but also Split production between it and another company, LuxshareAlthough it will also manufacture it in China.
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Most lawyers who take on major bankruptcy cases have the time and leeway to help troubled companies restructure in Chapter 11. Corinne Ball, the lead lawyer in Chrysler's bankruptcy case, had neither.
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Learning only weeks before Chrysler sought bankruptcy protection that the company would wind up in court, Ms. Ball led a team of more than 70 lawyers from Jones Day through one of the most important — and quickest — restructurings on record.
On Wednesday, the Italian automaker Fiat took management control of a new version of Chrysler, called the Chrysler Group. The step came only 42 days after Chrysler sought bankruptcy protection on April 30.
Fiat initially will hold 20 percent of Chrysler, whose other stakeholders include a union health care trust, and the Canadian and American governments.
Speaking for the first time since the sale, Ms. Ball said Friday that she and other lawyers faced strict timelines and budgets dictated by President Obama's automotive task force, both in the days before the bankruptcy filing and after the case went to court.
The company and its advisers worked under the presumption that the government was prepared to let the carmaker liquidate if the company and its lawyers failed to meet tight deadlines — something that senior administration officials confirm.
"It's not beyond the pale to think that they would have let Chrysler go," Ms. Ball said.
Ms. Ball and Jones Day were brought in as advisers to Chrysler late last year before the company, which failed to win a Congressional bailout, was granted a lifeline in the final days of the Bush administration.
Chrysler executives initially tried to convince the government a bankruptcy filing was not necessary if debtholders, suppliers and the United Automobile Workers union all made concessions.
To many inside the company, a Chapter 11 filing would spell almost certain death, given the perception that customers would shun vehicles sold by a bankrupt carmaker.
"The company was working very hard to stay out," said Thomas F. Cullen Jr., who assisted Ms. Ball with the case.
But the government, which had brought in advisers including the investment banker Steven Rattner and Ron Bloom, a restructuring expert who had worked with the United Steelworkers union, rejected a restructuring plan that would have kept Chrysler out of court. It gave the company just one month to come up with another proposal.
In early March, the Obama administration offered an alternative: taking Chrysler into court for what was called a "quick rinse," with its assets sold to create the new company, and the government providing the financing that would be required.
They were initially shocked by the idea, but "in some ways we were relieved," Ms. Ball said. "It changed everything dramatically."
The bankruptcy filing, however, was preceded by weeks of what Ms. Ball described as "smash-mouth," around-the-clock negotiations, with Jones Day lawyers pushing the government for more concessions, especially to Chrysler's lenders. Major banks eventually agreed to support a plan to reduce the company's debt, but smaller lenders balked.
For lawyers used to far more time — bankruptcy cases generally take months or years to play out — the situation was jarring.
Getting the case ready meant long days of meetings in Washington, New York City and Michigan, some stretching until 5 a.m. In one instance, Ms. Ball said, her hotel gave away her room.
"If we were going to do this fast, we needed to do dozens of things at the same time," Mr. Cullen said. "We needed to have a safecracker's nerve."
Added Ms. Ball: "The auto task force pushed everyone out to the limit," she said. "Us, the U.A.W., everyone."
Chrysler's quick bankruptcy case has been seen as a template for General Motors, itself now in bankruptcy and trying a similar restructuring plan.
But the court hearings in the two cases have unfolded very differently: Chrysler's first few hearings were all-day affairs, with multiple company executives taking the stand, while G.M.'s only hearing, held June 1, the day it sought court protection, lasted two hours with a minimum of fuss.
Ms. Ball said there was a big difference between the G.M. case, overseen by an experienced bankruptcy lawyer, Harvey R. Miller of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, and Chrysler's trip through bankruptcy. "G.M. and Weil have the luxury of being too big to fail," she said. "Chrysler didn't have that luxury."
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Q: Another Look at Transferring Excel data rows to an Array (Edited) For clarification, I am trying to transfer each, whole Excel row into list. In the case of the simplified example, I am trying to transfer the first row into a string array.
I have worked through several posts on the topic of converting each row of an Excel spreadsheet and transferring each row to a List, including this post
Despite playing around with examples, I still get a conversion error. I narrowed down my program to a simple example, just offloading the first row, which contains column headers into a string array, and I am getting an error saying cannot convert a generic list  to a string[].
I can print the first line using Console.Write(String.Format(dataRange.Value2.ToString() + " "), but cannot save the first line.
Here is the simplified program that produces the error:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
  string [] m_column_headings;
  Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application excel = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application();
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Workbook wbv = excel.Workbooks.Open("H:\\my_documents\\testFile.xlsx");
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet wx = excel.ActiveSheet as Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet;

Range dataRange = (Range)wx.Cells[1, 1];
m_column_headings = dataRange.Cast<object>().Select(o => o.ToString()).ToList(); <--- This line gets the error.

Based on the answer, I made the following modifications to keep the types correct, but I am not able to see what I assigned.
dataRange = (Range)wx.Cells[1, 1];
m_column_headings =
  dataRange.Cast<object>().Select(o => o.ToString()).ToArray();

A: You are trying to retrieve string Array but then asking the code to return .ToList(). Either convert m_column_headings to a list, or change the return type to .ToArray()
i.e.
m_column_headings = dataRange.Cast<object>().Select(o => o.ToString()).ToArray();

A: I appreciate the answer and comments. They helped jog me into figuring out what was going wrong:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel;

namespace ExcelTest1
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application excel = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application();
            Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Workbook wbv = excel.Workbooks.Open("H:\\my_documents\\town\\personnel\\May 18 MuniRosterDetailReport.xlsx");
            Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet wx = excel.ActiveSheet as Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet;
            Range dataRange = null;
            int totalColumns = wx.UsedRange.Columns.Count;
            int totalRows = wx.UsedRange.Rows.Count;
                List<string> m_column_headings = new List<string>();
                dataRange = (Range)wx.UsedRange;

                int row = 1;
                for(int colIdx = 1; colIdx < (totalColumns + 1); colIdx++)
                {
                    Range tempRange = (Range )wx.Cells[row, colIdx];
                    m_column_headings.Add(String.Format(tempRange.Value2.ToString() + ","));
                }

                int i = 0;
            wbv.Close(true, Type.Missing, Type.Missing);
            excel.Quit();
        }
    }
}

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National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship at Library of Congress
The National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship is made possible by a gift from the National Stereoscopic Association to support research within the Prints & Photographs Division holdings of stereoscopic photography and the unparalleled photographic history collections at the Library of Congress—including over 15 million photographs, rare publications, manuscript materials, historic newspapers, and extensive subscription database access.
Fellowships will be awarded annually to be used to cover travel to and from Washington, D.C., accommodations, and other research expenses to assist fellows in their ongoing scholarly research and writing projects on stereoscopic photography, or more broadly within the field of photographic history to the extent that research is connected in some manner to the Library's holdings on the format.
Eligibility and Guidelines
Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, independent scholars, creators, and other researchers with a need for Fellowship support are encouraged to apply. Individuals who are not U.S. residents but who otherwise meet the above qualifications may apply and be considered for a Fellowship, contingent upon visa eligibility.
In the interest of increasing awareness and extending documentation of Library of Congress collections, Fellows are required to make use of the Library's collections, be in residence at the Library during the award period, and share information derived from their research through publication in Stereo World or on the Library's Picture This blog, a public lecture, presentation at the following National Stereoscopic Association Convention, or other event, either during their residency or within six months of completing their research at the Library. Each Fellow must also notify the selection committee if their work results in formal publication and provide a hard-copy or online access to the work.
Information about applying for the fellowship is available at this link: https://www.loc.gov/rr/print/national_stereoscopic.html
Applications are due on February 28th, 2023. The Fellowship must be completed between September 1st, 2023 and August 31st, 2024.
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Murthy Online: The Preposterous Idea of Giving Information Away
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It wasn't really the plan when it began, but MurthyDotCom has become a massive pro bono project spanning more than 20 years. It is populated by an online community of thousands of immigrants and employers, and consists of an enormous, easily accessible trove of information about the U.S. immigration process. One of the first law firms anywhere to take the onramp onto the information highway, MurthyDotCom (www.murthy.com) was launched a few months after the Murthy Law Firm (then the Law Office of Sheela Murthy) opened in 1994. It was unmapped territory, particularly for a field in which knowledge IS the commodity. But the Murthy name was soon synonymous with helpful, free information. MurthyDotCom proved instrumental in building a client base that allowed the Murthy Law Firm to speak directly to a rising generation of technology workers who wanted to bring their talents to the United States. It was a showcase for the breadth and depth of knowledge on immigration matters possessed by Sheela Murthy and the other attorneys on her team that built the confidence and loyalty of the immigrant community.
In August 2005, Murthy learned her firm's website had more than ten times the hits of the world's top 10 law firm websites combined. Word came after an article was published on her firm, written by an expert in the field of search engine strategy and digital marketing. A list of the 50 most popular law firm websites in the world, compiled by LawFirmSearchEngine.com, was released February 14, 2013, and again MurthyDotCom topped the list. [See Murthy vs. the Goliaths: The Power of Search at Work, MediaPost.com, Gord Hotchkiss, 09.Aug.2005, and Law Web 50: Law Firm Website Traffic Rankings, lawfirmsearchengine.blogspot.com, 19.Feb.2013.]
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\section{Introduction}
Many systems have slow relaxation, and a wide variety of them are well described by the stretched exponential form
\begin{equation}
f(t) = f_0\exp(-(t/\tau)^{\beta}),
\end{equation}
with the stretching index $\beta$ ranging from $0$ to $1$, where the borderline $\beta=1$ corresponds to the usual exponential function. The stretched function was firstly suggested by Kohlrausch \cite{1} in the middle of the 19th century to study viscoelasticity and after postulated by Williamns and Watts \cite{2} to analyse dielectric relaxation. Often, this function is associated with structural relaxation in glasses and polymers \cite{2,3} but recently it is known also for spin and magnetic glasses \cite{4,5}, random magnets and economic behaviour.

In particular, an interesting physical phenomenon which also shows slow relaxation is the process of crumpling. This phenomena is poorly understood and it can be associated with several situations in nature. For instance, the way energy is dissipated in a crashing (ie, a car crash) is an important subject of investigation.

A convenient and, of course, economical means of studying this phenomena in laboratory is the crumpling of sheets of different materials such as aluminum foils, Mylar sheets and paper \cite{6}. For example, a sheet of paper can be crumpled, squeezed by hands into a ball as tightly as it is possible. The resulting object has fractal structure that satisfy the mass-size scaling relation  $ M = R^D$, where $D$ is around $2.5$ \cite{7,8}.

Albuquerque and Gomes studied stress relaxation in crumpled surfaces experimentally \cite{9}. The crumpled surface in their experiment was obtained from aluminum foils carefully crumpled by hands in an approximately spherical shape. The crumpled surface is then inserted between two parallel plates and compressed by an axial force during a time $\Delta t$, needed to establish a small deformation. After such time, the plates were kept fixed and the stress decay was then measured on the plates. Figure \ref{fig1} illustrates this process in a schematic manner.

The experiments of Albuquerque and Gomes showed a slow relaxation of the mechanical stress. Their results indicate an anomalous stretched exponential behaviour for the stress decay. They believe that this behaviour is possibly a direct consequence of the fractal structure of the crumpled surface.

The aim of this paper is to show that there is a relationship between slow relaxation and fractal structure. To do that, we consider a simple model based on Ising spins to capture this interesting behaviour. This model, known in the literature as dynamic drop model, was applied in several out-of-equilibrium systems such as multifragmentation in both nuclear matter and mercury drops falling on the ground, leaky faucets, magnetic hysteresis, etc \cite{10,11}.

We do not pretend to describe the many features observed in a crumpled surface, a very complex system, with our simple model. Instead, its focus is only to relate the slow relaxation with the fractal internal structure, according to the hyphotesis raised by Albuquerque and Gomes.

\section{The Model}

The crumpled surface in our simulations is represented by a cluster of Ising spins pointing up ($S_i = +1$) on a lattice. Spins pointing down ($S_i = -1$) represent the air that can be both inside and around the crumpled surface. Spins pointing up are distributed in such a way that they form a fractal picture. We can build for example a regular or a statistical fractal from these spins, just by implementing a dynamic rule. In our simulations we consider the Sierpinski carpet and the Sierpinski gasket as examples of regular fractal and the percolation cluster as example of statistical fractal.

To take into account a fixed strain on the crumpled surface, we consider two parallel external boundary lines of spins, the plates, one on the top and the other on the bottom of the crumpled surface. These spins are kept fixed during all the time evolution. The ferromagnetic interaction between the spins and these fixed boundary keeps the surface glued.

To avoid the fragmentation of the surface, the spins are coupled through a first-and-second neighbour ferromagnetic interaction, with the following Hamiltonian
\begin{equation}
H = -\sum_{<ij>}S_i S_j,
\label{eq1}
\end{equation}
where the sum runs over all pairs $<ij>$ of spins which are first or second neighbours on the square lattice.

This interaction can be interpreted otherwise. Consider null the attractive energy stored in each pair of interacting spins pointing
parallel to each other. The whole energy is then stored on the up-down interface, therefore distributed along the cluster perimeter - see equation (\ref{eq2}) below. The Ising Hamiltonian, equation (\ref{eq1}), is also a model for surface tension energy.

A Monte Carlo updating of the spins is then performed. The flipping of the spins is accepted through the Glauber algorithm following a
Kawasaki-like dynamics, with conservation of mass (number of up or down spins constant) \cite{12}. Each updating step consists in choosing two random spins, one pointing up and the other pointing down. The spin pointing up belongs to the current inner boundary of the spin-up cluster. The other spin pointing down belongs to the current outer boundary. Then, both are flipped if this movement decreases the total energy given by equation (\ref{eq1}), respecting external boundary conditions.

\section{Results}

The pressure exerted by the surface on the plates \cite{9} can be defined within our model as the number of up spins that are in contact with the plates, i.e., the external boundary line of spins. For example, a surface in form of a square of side $L$ initially would have pressure equal to $2L$. As we are using the multispin technique, we can easily compute this pressure with a simple boolean instruction.

In the case of the energy relaxation, on the other hand, we can use a trick commonly used in Monte Carlo simulations. As the relaxation process always tends to diminish the total energy of the system, we can initially keep in the computer memory the initial value of the total energy and, whenever it decreases after one movement, we update the energy, i.e.
\begin{equation}
    E(t+1) = E(t) - \Delta E.
\end{equation}

The energy as a function of time is associated with the crumpled surface perimeter. The ferromagnetic coupling represented by equation (\ref{eq2}) keeps the surface connected into a single macroscopic piece, with holes inside. Indeed, it could be written as
\begin{equation}
H = 2\sum(1-\delta_{S_i,Sj}),
\label{eq2}
\end{equation}
plus an additive irrelevant constant. Under this point of view, only the surface boundary contributes to the energy. In fact, only at the surface boundary one can find two neighbouring spins $S_i$ and $S_j$, one pointing up inside the surface, the other pointing down outside, contributing to the above sum. Otherwise, far from the boundary, one has $S_i=S_j$ (both neighbouring spins pointing up inside the surface or both down outside), with no contribution to the above sum.

For the data analysis, we used a free code package called Gnuplot. This package, in turn, uses internally an implementation of the nonlinear least-squares Marquardt-Levenberg algorithm \cite{13} for curve adjustments. The quality of the adjustments can also be evaluated by this package. After each iteration, the package shows information that can be used to analyse the evolution of the adjustment. For example, to each step of iteration the package calculates the value of $\chi^2$ per degree of freedom and the matrix of correlation of the parameters used for the adjustment.  For a good fit, $\chi^2$ per degree of freedom (also reduced $\chi^2$) is near unity.  On one hand, if it is much bigger, ones underestimated the error bars or the fitting function may not describe the data very well. On the other hand, if it is much smaller, ones overestimated the error bars.

The fitting function used in our data analysis is the stretched exponential $f(t) = f_1\exp(-(t/\tau)^\beta) + f_2$, where $f$ could be
the energy or the stress and $f_1$, $f_2$, $\tau$ and $\beta$ are constant parameters that will be found in the fit process. The usual
exponential decay corresponds to the same $f(t)$ with $\beta = 1$.

Our results presented later (figures 3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15 and 16) are obtained after simulating many samples of the same system (hundreds), in order to get very small error bars (hardly visible in the plots). This makes the computational effort also hard. On the other hand, it allows us to obtain the exponent $\beta$ within the accuracy shown in the figure captions (three digits, with the last one uncertain).

In this section we show that the crumpled surfaces used in our simulations present slow relaxation ($\beta < 1$) when the lattice is
fractal. In the next section, we find faster relaxation ($\beta = 1$) whithout fractality. Indeed, the same behaviour hyphotetically raised by Albuquerque and Gomes.

We do not pretend to make quantitative comparisons of the $\beta$ values with reality. That is why we decide to simulate 2D instead of 3D systems, otherwise the computational effort would become prohibitive. Moreover, one cannot be sure if the precise value of $\beta < 1$ is influenced by other features (as friction due to two touching surfaces, their self-avoiding character, etc), which are absent from our model.

\subsection{Percolation Cluster}

An example of statistical fractal is the percolation cluster. In our simulations it is generated dynamically, starting from a single point
(the origin), via the Leath algorithm \cite{14}. Initially, all sites on the lattice are considered virgin sites, except the origin. Then,
recursively, the neighbours of the neighbours of the neighbours... of the initial site are occupied with probability $p$ and otherwise
unoccupied. In both cases, the site is considered no longer virgin, and is not tested again. This process continues until the cluster stops growing (due to the formation of a boundary of unoccupied sites) or until an outer boundary of the system (e.g.  our two plates) is reached.

As we are interested in a fractal cluster, one generates it with probability $p=p_c$, where $p_c$ is the percolation threshold. The most important advantage in using the Leath algorithm is that we generate only the spanning cluster, which essentially is a fractal and its fractal dimension is about $d_f \approx 1.8958$ in 2D. Figure (\ref{fig2}) shows a spanning cluster in a lattice of linear size $L =
512$. Gray lines both in bottom and top represent the external boundary condition that forbid the cluster from growing indefinitely.

In our simulations, we consider spanning clusters generated in a square lattice of size $L=1024$. Our results indicate an exponential stretched behaviour both in energy as in stress relaxation. The best fits are shown in figures (\ref{fig3}) and (\ref{fig4}). In order to show the differences between stretched and normal exponential behaviour, we also plot in the same figure a fit using an exponential function as a possible model to the crumpled surface relaxation.

In figure (\ref{fig5}) we show some steps of the spanning cluster relaxation. Each black pixel represent the crumpled surface (i.e. spin
pointing up) and white pixel the air (spin pointing down).

\subsection{Sierpinski Carpet}

The Sierpinski carpet is a plane regular fractal with fractal dimension approximately equal to $1.8928$ in 2D. The construction of this fractal begins with a solid filled square. Then we divide it into $9$ smaller congruent squares and we remove the central one. The same process is applied recursively to each remaining solid square, \textit{ad infinitum}.  This fractal will be used as an example of crumpled surface in our simulations, see Figure (\ref{fig6}).

In our simulations we consider the sixth generation of the Sierpinski carpet in a lattice of size $L = 736$. Our results also indicate an
apparent stretched exponential behaviour, where the stretched exponent $\beta$ is very close to the $\beta$ exponent obtained from percolation cluster. We believe this occurred because both fractal lattices have fractal dimension very close to each other. Again one plots in the same figure the stretched exponential fit and the exponential fit, energy relaxation in figure (\ref{fig7}) and stress relaxation in figure (\ref{fig8}). Figure (\ref{fig9}) shows some configurations during the time evolution.

\subsection{Sierpinski Gasket}

The Sierpinski gasket is another interesting and well-known regular fractal. Its fractal dimension is about $1.585$. It is quite simple to
generate it, as follows: we start with a solid equilateral triangle. Then, we divide it into four smaller equilateral triangles using the
midpoints of the three sides of the original triangle as the new vertices. By removing the interiour of the central triangle (not
removing the outer boundary) we get the first generation. Now, repeating this procedure on each of the three remaining solid equilateral triangles we obtain the second generation and so on.

Here we consider a different construction for the Sierpinski gasket. Rather than starting with an equilateral triangle, we start with a right triangle with two of its sides of length $L$. The rest of the construction proceeds as before.  In order to get a fractal structure on
a square lattice, we used two Sierpinski gaskets, as showed in figure (\ref{fig10}).

Figure (\ref{fig11}) shows the energy relaxation of the gasket-like fractal. Continuous line represents the fit that was reached by using
the stretched exponential fitting function. In the same figure ones plots another fit using the exponential function as model. Clearly it
can be noticed that the stretched exponential model represents the best fit.

Figure (\ref{fig12}) shows the stress relaxation to the gasket-like fractal. We plot again in the same plot a fit using the stretched
exponential function and the exponential function. The best fit was also reached by the stretched exponential function.

Figure (\ref{fig13}) shows some snapshots from the gasket-like evolution. As time goes by, the surrounding lines of the gasket-like
becomes more and more rounded. If we let the system evolve for a long time, the picture becomes more compact, since their holes become filled.

\section{Non-fractal Crumpled Surface}

Up to now we considered in our simulations two regular fractals and one statistical fractal as examples of crumpled surfaces. We have shown that both the system energy and the stress exerted by the crumpled surface on the plates have slow relaxation, following a well-defined stretched exponential form. In fact we believe that such behaviour is related to the fractal characteristics of those lattices. In order to finish this work, we will now simulate a non-fractal surface.

Such surface can be created by many ways, for example, we could simulate a compact surface in the form of a square of side $L$. However, due to the artificial square mesh, the surface would not relax easily, since the exchanging of spins would take too long to happen or would even be almost impossible. Instead, by using a graphical editor, we drew a compact surface that could be relaxed more easily, as can be viewed in figure (\ref{fig14}).

Our computational experiments give a well defined exponential behaviour, both in the system energy as in stress relaxation.  After a transient, the system energy relaxation is well fitted by a straight line in a semi-logarithmic plot for a long time, shown in figure (\ref{fig15}).  The same behaviour was found in the stress relaxation, figure (\ref{fig16}). In fact, since the system energy changes moderately in this kind of lattice, one needs a long time to see any difference in its evolution.

Figure (\ref{fig17}) shows the evolution of the non-fractal lattice. When the time goes by, the surface becomes more and more spherical, i.e., its geometrical shape is equilibrated by the relaxation process. Actually, it does not become completely spherical since it has a geometrical limit represented by the plates.

\section{Conclusion}

In summary, we have shown that fractal structures like Sierpinski carpet, Sierpinski gasket and percolation cluster have slow relaxation. In particular we simulate the system energy and the stress relaxation to these fractal lattices. Our computational data are well fitted by a stretched exponential function. Moreover, we have also confirmed that a non-fractal structure presents an exponential relaxation. Based on these results, we suggest that non-exponential behaviour can be related to the fractal structure of the initial crumpled surface.

Our results have also indicated that for different values of the fractal dimension we have slow relaxation with different stretched $\beta$ exponents. Such results have not been studied experimentally up to now but, certainly, other studies could be done to search for a possible relationship between the fractal dimension of the initial system and the $\beta$ relaxation exponent.

\section{Acknowledgments}

We wish to thank Professor D. Stauffer for helpful criticism and encouragement. This work was supported by CNPq (Brazilian government agency) and PRONEX-CNPq-FAPERJ/171.168-2003.

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Amir Kabir dam (), also known as Karaj dam (), is a dam on the Karaj River in the Central Alborz mountain range of northern Iran.

It is located  northwest of Tehran and  north of Karaj. The Dam was constructed on the Karaj River, and was the first multi-purpose dam in Iran.

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The initial studies for Amir Kabir Dam took 22 years until 1956 when formal proceedings began and the dam was constructed in the period from 1957 to 1961 by Morrison-Knudsen Co. From 1950 Khalil Taleghani took part in the construction process.

Varian village was originally located on the bed of the Amir Kabir Dam and beside the Karaj River. Following the dam's construction, the village was relocated to higher grounds. This made the village only accessible by waterway.

Specifications
The ecliptic concrete structure is  high, with  length on bottom and  on top and its watershed is  long. The average annual water inflow to its reservoir is 472 million cubic meters. The total capacity of the dam's reservoir is 202 million cubic meters. The bottom elevation of reservoir and normal water surface elevation of reservoir are  and  respectively.

Purpose
The Amir kabir Dam was built as a multi-purpose dam to provide tap water for Tehran alongside agricultural development in Karaj. It supplies the irrigation demand of over  of farm land near Karaj. The power plant has been connected to the national electricity network for over 46 years and has a capacity of 90 megawatts. The lake behind the dam is a touristic attraction while being a natural habitat for rainbow trout. With its sailing and water-skiing facilities, the dam is a popular weekend summer resort.

Gallery

See also

Albert Lamorisse

References

External links
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Charles H. Rittgers, was named Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the American Trial Lawyers Association and is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, groups limited to attorneys who have won million and multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. Mr. Rittgers was selected again to the Ohio Super Lawyers list. He was also named in the Cincinnati Top 50 and the Ohio Top 100 lists.
Mr. Rittgers has handled numerous high publicity cases over his 30 years of practicing law and has been a guest speaker to local law enforcement groups. He has been...
David Michael Benson Esq
Cleveland, OH Attorney with 28 years of experience
(216) 241-2510	1422 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland,	OH 44115
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Consumer
David M. Benson is a long-time resident of Cleveland Heights and a practicing attorney since 1993. He has represented hundreds of Ohioans, most of them in bankruptcies on behalf of consumers and small businesses. He has extensive experience in counseling clients on the most advantageous alternatives relating to debt issues, including mortgage foreclosure defense, loan modifications, deeds in lieu of foreclosure and short sales. In addition to bankruptcy and foreclosure issues, Mr. Benson's practice has included civil litigation arising from small business disputes, debt collection abuse, workplace injuries, disability, motor vehicle accidents and real estate matters. Mr. Benson is...
Dimitrios Makridis
Warren, OH Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(330) 394-1587	155 S Park Ave
Warren,	OH 44481
Makridis Law Firm brings almost 40 years of legal experience to Criminal, Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, Employment, Workers' Compensation, Social Security Disability, Estate Planning, and Domestic cases.
Schedule your free consultation today by calling (330) 394-1587.
Robert Mues
Dayton, OH Attorney with 43 years of experience
(937) 293-2141	1105 Wilmington Ave
I am the managing partner of Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues located in Dayton, Ohio. We have been serving clients legal needs since 1942. Our firm offers exemplary advice in the areas of Divorce, Family Law, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate Administration, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death and other Litigation matters. I am very passionate about Family Law and would encourage you to check out my Blog, The Ohio Family Law Blog. http://www.hcmmlaw.com/
Ian Nathan Friedman Esq
Cleveland, OH Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(216) 928-7700	1360 E. 9th Street
Free ConsultationAppeals and White Collar Crime
Ian Friedman is a partner at the law firm of Friedman & Nemecek, L.L.C., based in Cleveland, Ohio. He has earned a fierce reputation for successfully defending individuals and organizations in complex criminal and white collar matters. He is a frequent author and lecturer on matters related to criminal justice. He represents individuals and entities across the United States and has served as counsel in Europe, Asia, and South America.
Ian is the current President of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, and past-President of the Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He was the first lawyer to...
Brian Smith Esq
Rocky River, OH Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(800) 641-1970	20545 Center Ridge Rd, Ste. 215
Rocky River,	OH 44116
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation and Employment
University of Akron School of Law
Brian Smith provides aggressive, experienced, and effective legal representation to every person served, so they feel confident that their rights are protected, their interests are served, and their results are maximized.
Mr. Smith uses his trial and negotiation skills in a successful practice where he has developed expertise in representing men and women in felony and misdemeanor criminal matters, OVI/DUI cases, and unemployment appeals. He strives to provide personalized representation, making each and every case and client his most important case.
Mr. Smith offers flat fees and payment plans whenever possible for criminal and DUI/OVI cases. He also understands...
Eric Valente
Brecksville, OH Attorney with 10 years of experience
(440) 792-6777	7650 Chippewa Road
Brecksville,	OH 44141
Eric Valente, JD, MBA, is an attorney and founding member of Valente Law, LLC. He studied business administrations and earned his MBA while attending law school at the University of Toledo. Eric began his career doing business litigation at J.W. Krueger & Associates, LLC, where he still maintains an office. Eric has always had a creative, entrepreneurial spirit, and estate planning and business counseling provides him with the opportunity to engage these interests while helping clients achieve their goals. Eric's focus areas are estate planning (Wills, Trusts, Healthcare Planning), Probate Administration and Business Law. Eric is a...
Carla Cannon
Westerville, OH Attorney with 19 years of experience
(614) 816-0603	79 S State Strret
Westerville,	OH 43081
Carla represents clients at district and staff hearings before the Industrial Commission of Ohio, Common Pleas Courts, and in the Tenth District Court of Appeals. She worked as an attorney for Chairman William Thompson and then as a District Hearing Officer for the Industrial Commissions of Ohio. After working as, a District Hearing Officer, she realized that she missed fighting for injured workers' rights. Watching her business grow, the real satisfaction is knowing that she is making a difference in each and every client. Carla is a wife and is a mother to one son. In her spare time Carla...
Andrew J. Gerling
(614) 221-9800	655 Metro Place
Free ConsultationConsumer
Attorney Andrew Gerling is an AV Preeminent rated lawyer. He is a shareholder and managing attorney at Doucet Gerling Co., L.P.A. Andy oversees the firm's consumer litigation and small business practices. As a trial lawyer, Andy represents homeowners and businesses throughout Ohio. He devotes a significant portion of his practice to consumer protection, including foreclosure defense, abusive debt collection, and consumer fraud. Andy has experience representing consumers in matters involving the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, the Truth in Lending Act, and Ohio's Consumer...
Bradley Clark
(513) 333-0014	600 Vine Street
Free ConsultationUniversity of Kentucky College of Law
Bradley Clark has more than a decade of experience dealing with all types of criminal defense matters in Kentucky. He joined the Suhre & Associates team in 2020 and is dedicated to providing great service to the people of Lexington, KY.
He first started as a state court public defender in the city of Lexington and then transitioned as an appointed counsel in death penalty cases.
He also worked in the private sector which allows him to have a broader and richer vision when it comes to defending the freedom of people.
Attorney Brad received his undergraduate degree from Washington University...
Daniel Myers
(216) 236-8202	600 East Granger Road
Attorney Daniel Myers is the founding member of Myers Law, LLC. As an attorney, Dan has successfully represented homeowners, consumers, employees, and small businesses in a variety of legal matters, handling everything from small claims disputes (cases involving $3,000 or less) to million-dollar class actions. Dan regularly represents clients in civil lawsuits and disputes across Ohio.
Dan focuses his attention on representing homeowners against bad residential contractors, employees with minimum wage and overtime pay concerns, and property owners as well as commercial contractors in construction defect cases. Dan knows how to use Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act (CSPA) and Home Solicitation...
Benjamin L. Luftman
Columbus, OH Attorney with 19 years of experience
Free ConsultationCapital University Law School
I am believer that people accused of a criminal offense deserve the most competent and experienced legal counsel possible for a fair and reasonable cost of representation. My team of criminal defense lawyers vigorously defends the rights of Ohioans accused of all types of State or Federal criminal offenses.
I grew up in the Central Ohio area (small town of Bexley OH) and attended The Ohio State University for my undergraduate degree before obtaining my Juris Doctorate in Law at Capital University Law School.
When I'm not in the court room, I like to spend my time with my family, volunteering with...
Nathan M. Little
Middletown, OH Attorney with 12 years of experience
(513) 424-1660	1081 N. University Blvd Suite B
Middletown,	OH 45042
As a partner of Combs, Schaefer, Ball & Little Mr. Little has been dedicated to providing a wide range of legal assistance in Butler, Warren, Hamilton, Clermont, Greene, Montgomery, Preble and Guernsey counties with advanced legal representation. Although the home office is located in Middletown, Ohio he currently has cases pending in over eight Ohio counties. As a civil litigator and partner, Mr. Little has handled over 1,277 case files during the period of 2012 to 2017.
Throughout his career, Mr. Little has helped clients deal with both formation, purchase and sale of businesses, and the purchase, lease or...
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Richard West
(937) 224-3648	120 W. Second St.
Richard West is unique. Due to a personal tragedy (broken back after falling off a rooftop) he was plunged deep into debt, and had to rebuild his own personal finances, which is why he closed his general law practice and now devotes himself to helping others recover financially.
Corinne Hoover Six
Cuyahoga Falls, OH Lawyer
(330) 922-4491	527 Portage Trail
Cuyahoga Falls,	OH 44221
Free ConsultationUniversity of Akron School of Law
Corinne Hoover Six is the lead attorney of Hoover Kacyon, LLC's Family Law Practice Group and focuses her practiceexclusively on family law issues, including divorce, child custody and adoption.
Corinne knew from a very young age that she was destined to be an attorney. The daughter of Judge Kim R. Hoover and the granddaughter of the late Attorney Orval R. Hoover, Corinne grew up in a family that excelled in the legal field and taught her the value of helping others through difficult legal issues. Now, Corinne has carried on that family tradition, along with her brother, Attorney Tad...
Robert Rockower Goldstein Esq
Chillicothe, OH Attorney with 29 years of experience
(740) 773-1875	19 West 2nd Street
Chillicothe,	OH 45601
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Business
The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law
Attorney Robert Goldstein was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1983, Attorney Goldstein moved to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend Case Western Reserve University, where he served as Secretary of his fraternity, Zeta Beta Tau, and President of his class for his first two years of college. After earning his degree in Psychology, Attorney Goldstein worked a series of jobs ranging from computer consulting to selling fire extinguishers door-to-door, while he explored a career in stand-up comedy. Two years later, having not successfully earned his own late night talk show, Attorney Goldstein decided to pursue a...
Joseph Michael Romano Esq
(216) 621-7777	526 Superior Avenue
333 Leader Building
I always knew I wanted to do something in consumer protection. I started my first career out of graduate school as a policy analyst in the Office Of Public Safety for The Mayor of The City Of Los Angeles. I helped increase the quality of life of 12 million Angelenos and did not know any of them. So, I decided to move back to Cleveland to help the people I grew up with, saw on a daily basis, shared interests and cares with, and came to know and call friend.
II went to law school to do just...
Robert D. Erney
(888) 880-4878	1654 E. Broad Street
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Insurance Claims and Products Liability
Rob represents injured people in all Ohio and Federal Courts, as well as, administrative agencies. Mr. Erney believes that lawyers must hold firm to their moral and ethical values, keep a good sense of humor, communicate honestly with the Court and cooperate with opposing counsel. He believes that law is a service profession designed to help people solve problems and disputes.
Travis Troy Mohler
(888) 860-1414	4016 Townsfair Way
Insurance Claims and Products Liability
Capital University and Ohio University
Attorney Travis Mohler concentrates his practice on representing individuals who have been injured or killed by the negligence or carelessness of others. He has experience in litigating claims involving wrongful death, catastrophic injuries, "deliberate intent" (workplace accidents), construction accidents, industrial accidents, and tractor trailer accidents. Travis also focuses his practice on representing consumers injured by defective products in product liability actions. In addition, Travis routinely represents clients in claims involving trucking accidents, motor vehicle accidents, and other personal injury claims. Since joining Colombo Law in 2007, Travis has served as co-counsel on many wrongful death and catastrophic injury verdicts...
Alexander Laszlo Pal
Wadsworth, OH Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(216) 696-4421	Wadsworth,	OH 44281
Free ConsultationInsurance Claims
A resident of Wadsworth, Ohio, Attorney Alexander L. Pal concentrates his entire practice on representing individuals who have been injured through the negligent actions of another. He is honored to serve his community by protecting the rights of its citizens and treats his clients as members of his family by providing the highest level of legal representation. He has represented victims of negligence in cases involving automobile and truck accidents, traumatic brain injuries, medical malpractice, workplace injuries and families of victims of wrongful death.
John H. Phillips
(513) 985-2500	Phillips Law Firm, Inc.
Free ConsultationBusiness, Environmental, Insurance Claims and White Collar Crime
A highly regarded litigator, John H. Phillips is the founder of the Phillips Law Firm, Inc. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, he provides representation to individual and business clients throughout the greater metropolitan area. Admitted to practice before all Ohio and Minnesota state courts, Mr. Phillips is also admitted to practice before several federal trial and appellate courts.
Mr. Phillips devotes a significant portion of his practice to business litigation. The types of cases that he has handled in this regard have included trade secret misappropriation, contract breaches, partner and shareholder actions, and purchase and sale disputes. Mr. Phillips also has extensive...
Neil Klingshirn
Independence, OH Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(216) 382-2500	4700 Rockside Rd.
Independence,	OH 44131
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Employment
Neil is an AV rated Super Lawyer and Board Certified Employment law Specialist. He is a passionate, resourceful and tireless advocate who has represented individuals and companies in employment and business disputes for over 30 years.
Neil began his legal practice at Squire, Sanders & Dempsey in Cleveland in 1986. He practiced employment law with his own firm from 1993 until 2016, when he joined Elfvin, Klingshirn, Royer & Torch, LLC.
Neil's knowledge and experience work for his clients. "I grew up on a Lake Erie winery. There I learned hard work and the values I use today. I...
Rodd Steven Lawrence
(614) 228-3664	496 South Third Street
Free ConsultationBusiness and Real Estate
Attorney Rodd S. Lawrence received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Vanderbilt and was admitted to the both the Ohio Bar and the U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio Bar in 1988. He's a member of the Columbus Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association and the American Bar Association. He has more than 20 years of experience practicing real estate and small business law. Rodd practices along side his wife Linda at Lawrence Law Office and they are 4 children together.
Kristina W. Supler
For more than fifteen years, Kristina has protected and counseled clients during the most difficult periods in their lives. She has developed a sophisticated federal and state practice with a particular focus on internet-based crimes. Her experience is regularly enlisted for complex cases involving allegations of sexual assault, and she has worked on national defense teams representing students and executives facing prosecution in the United States and abroad. Kristina is also extremely adept at working with families and defending juveniles facing prosecution, particularly when the child has a physical or mental disability.
Kristina has achieved great success protecting students and...
Anne Catherine Harvey Esq
Springboro, OH Attorney with 30 years of experience
(937) 436-0556	345 North Main Street Unit 2
Springboro,	OH 45066
Appeals and Consumer
Anne Harvey grew up working-class and is the first of her family to complete a professional degree. The chip on her shoulder is fairly earned and is part of what drives her forward. She is fiercely independent, outspoken and will tell the truth to clients so they too can make their own decisions. Anne has sat on both sides of the desk and has been a client herself. Life is not fair; in America anyone can sue anyone for anything; but in the end, right will prevail.
Steven Mark Goldberg Esq
Solon, OH Attorney with 32 years of experience
(440) 519-9900	31300 Solon Road, Suite 12
Solon,	OH 44139
Goldberg Legal Co., LPA was founded to represent people in the kinds of dreadful cases they should never have to face alone. We have been helping injured victims and their families from across the US for nearly 30 years. Careless manufacturers, unfair employers, incompetent doctors, unscrupulous defense lawyers, and other misguided people fear Goldberg Legal, because we never lose sight of our guiding principle: to give victims – our clients – the tireless representation we'd insist on for a member of our families. If you've been hurt – or if a loved one has been hurt – you need legal...
Susan C. Stone
Susan's life work is to help students in crisis and to meet their legal needs. She handles matter ranging from special education issues, student disciplinary matters and Title IX investigations. Susan has the knowledge and experience required to navigate due process complaints and shaping of 504 Plans and Individualized Education Programs. She also handles student matters involving hazing, bullying and social media.
Susan has gained a national reputation for representing student and professors in Title IX cases. She is routinely hired as a student advisor for the campus investigation and hearing phase of proceedings and also subsequent university...
Kurt Young Esq
Toledo, OH Lawyer with 28 years of experience
(877) 244-7885	1217 Jefferson Ave.
Toledo,	OH 43604
Kurt Young is a 1990 graduate of the University of Akron with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a 1993 Graduate of Case Western Reserve University's School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio and the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Ohio and is a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Kurt is an Ohio State Bar Association Board Certified Specialist in Ohio Workers' Compensation Law. He has argued over 18,000 hearings before all levels of the Industrial Commission of Ohio and has...
Dean Edward Hines Esq
(937) 439-5708	5335 Far Hills Ave., Suite 313
Free ConsultationBusiness and Tax
Our firm provides representation in regards to: Family Law, Domestic Relations/juvenile matters, Federal and State taxation, and numerous civil related business matters. Our practice areas and philosophy are fully detailed in my website www.deanhines.com. We have offices in Dayton and Columbus, Ohio. Our firm serves all counties in Southwest and Central Ohio. We pride ourselves in providing aggressive and conscientious representation taking into account the needs and goals of our clients. I have a BV rating from Martindale Hubbell which is an attorney rating service in which you are graded by your peers. We are committed...
John Sivinski Esq
Port Clinton, OH Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(800) 641-1970	Port Clinton,	OH 43452
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Employment and Products Liability
With more than twenty years experience as a trial lawyer representing plaintiffs who have been injured by the misconduct or negligence of another, or who suffered a workplace injury, Mr. Sivinski concentrates his practice in personal injury, wrongful death, criminal defense, products liability, asbestos-related injuries and labor law and has tried in excess of 50 cases to verdict, including five multi-million dollar verdicts. Mr. Sivinski's reputation as a skilled and sophisticated litigator has enabled him to negotiate settlements in excess of $100 Million Dollars for injured clients. Mr. Sivinski has also achieved national recognition for his widespread work on...
Joel Allen Holt
Stow, OH Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(330) 673-9500	4301 Darrow Road
Stow,	OH 44224
Free ConsultationAppeals, Business and Real Estate
JOEL A HOLT, Esq./CIPP-US, is an experienced attorney concentrating his practice in the areas of business law, civil litigation, real estate law, probate and estate planning, and cybersecurity and privacy. Attorney Holt serves as outside general counsel for small and midsize businesses, bringing experience and professionalism at an affordable rate. Attorney Holt is a certified privacy professional, holding a CIPP-US certification from the International Association of Privacy Professionals. He has a broad legal background, including appellate advocacy, corporate formation and governance, securities, and transactional law. Mr. Holt is also a proficient civil litigator, with 16 years' experience in Ohio...
Hunter G. Cavell
Solon, OH Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(440) 715-7090	30625 Solon Road
I am a trial attorney in Cleveland, Ohio.
I primarily focus on business litigation and plaintiff's personal injury
I have experience with contract dispute resolution for companies large and small, and I have represented both landlords and tenants in housing matters. I have litigated cases at the trial court and appellate court levels on the State of Ohio, as well as both the Northern and Southern District Courts of Ohio and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. I have successfully moved to deny certiori before the Supreme Court of Ohio. I am focused on dispute resolution and resolving client matters as quickly...
Mark A. Weiker
(614) 745-2001	262 S. 3rd Street
Mark is a partner at Albeit Weiker, LLP where he focuses his practice on all aspects of school law, representing students, parents, educators and school employees. Mark formerly served as day-to-day and defense counsel to traditional public schools, but started representing students/parents/educators in 2014 when he co-founded Albeit Weiker, LLP.
Mark represents students preschool through PhD in disciplinary and education issues, and represents school employees in school discipline, contract and separation issues, and for education licensure investigations conducted by the Ohio Department of Education.
Mark has written and spoken on a variety of education-related topics including FERPA, Student Codes...
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Are We Soon To Have a LEGO Overwatch Winston Bigfig?
LEGO seems to be pushing forward with more teasers for its upcoming LEGO Overwatch sets. If you recall, LEGO came up with a minisite dedicated to this latest LEGO tie-in sets earlier in August and after more than a month, the minisite has been updated with a splash image that hints on the arrival of one of the video game's popular characters. The said minisite seems to suggest that we will be getting an official LEGO Overwatch Winston, hopefully in big fig form.
Custom LEGO Winston Big Fig by legomasterinfinityProductions. Check out his YouTube channel for more info.
The splash image is giveaway on the particular Overwatch character that it is alluding to. It features several banana elements and what seems to be a jar of peanut butter which is Winston's favorite chill time comfort food. Coupled with one of his quotable quotes, then this hint is a sure give-away.
It's not difficult to imagine how LEGO will throw in a LEGO Overwatch Winston big fig, given that LEGO already came up with a set that features a gorilla big fig in LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas (76026). It is quite easy for LEGO to use Gorilla Grodd as a template and to accessorize him to be similar to the more level-headed Winston.
Gorilla Grodd big fig from LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas (76026).
If this is indeed confirmed later on, then having an official LEGO Overwatch Winston big fig in any of the 6 upcoming LEGO Overwatch sets will be much welcomed by LEGO and Overwatch fans. We previously reported that there are six expected Overwatch characters that may be included as part of the LEGO Overwatch theme, and with the inclusion of an officially revealed Tracer minifigure, then having Winston in big fig form will give us a total of eight LEGO Overwatch characters to expect: Widowmaker, Reinhardt, Genji, Soldier 76, Mercy, McCree, Tracer, and Winston.
Are you excited for these LEGO Overwatch sets? Let us know in the comments below.
Thank you SO much for the above mention of my sons youtube channel and his custom big fig Winston. He is very proud that you used his custom!


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