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Mikkeli, Finland
"I need my timber crane to be fast and efficient but also easy to handle. I enjoy operating my JONSERED. It takes motor skills and a certain rhythm – it's almost like a dance. I feel good working with it."
- Jari Halinen
During the early hours of a Nordic summer day the first rays of sun try to penetrate the haze that is lightly hovering above the ground. Night has turned to day and the surroundings are slowly waking up. In Jari Halinen's kitchen you smell the scent of coffee as the coffee brewer is already working on the first cups to kick off the day. Jari is getting ready for his shift in the forest and the fact is that if you want to catch up with him you will have to be an early bird. He is one of these early rise and shine guys that get the most out of the day and the afternoons too!
"I usually wake up between 02.00 – 04.00 am. All my life I have woken up early so it fits me just fine to start working early in the morning and be home not too late in the afternoon."
Jari runs a transport company called Kuljetus Halinen Ky, a company that was founded by his father in 1955. The first hydraulic timber crane bought by the company was a Fiskars, purchased in 1970, and since then there has been many LOGLIFT and JONSERED cranes following it.
For Jari working within the forestry business came quite naturally.
"I have been working with forestry since I was a little boy following my dads' footsteps as a second-generation entrepreneur." says Jari.
Jari became a share holder of his fathers' company in 1993 and gradually the company moved into his control. He has worked in Kuljetus Halinen Ky for almost 40 years!
"This has been a way of life for me since I was a child." he says.
His business is doing well, and it is a part of a bigger logistics network, HP Logistic Network Ltd together with other forestry entrepreneurs. The idea behind this is to be able to offer their customers a greater flexibility in their services throughout the year, but it is also a way to meet the ever toughening economic environment, cost increases and tougher legislations. From their customers' perspective, the network enables them to swiftly adapt to a wide range of demanding situations and react quickly, and this is one of the absolute strengths. Jari points out that this flexibility is their trademark.
To Jari, choosing his line of work has been a choice driven not only by passion for forestry business but also a great interest in technology. To get to know how things really work and what they are made of is a source of inspiration. This interest is also what makes the base of Jaris' sportsmanship. Within Finland he is sometimes referred to as "The worlds' fastest timber truck driver". Though he has competed in the Finnish timber truck driver championship, and had quite a success at it too by winning the competition in 2002, this is not what people think of. People refer to his career as a Drag car racer. He started drag racing in 1984, and has had a positive development of his career, competing in the FIA top fuel since 2007 and with a 2.nd place in 2012 as a top ranking.
The need for speed and fine-tuned equipment is something Jari appreciates in his working life too. With fine-tuned high quality equipment, working becomes more efficient as well as more enjoyable, or as Jari expresses it;
"I need my timber crane to be efficient and rapid but also soft to handle. JONSERED for me is a pleasant drive but still very fast. I need rhythm and motor skills when handling my timber crane. I feel good working with it.
It is like almost like a dancing."
Over the years that Hiab has delivered equipment to Jari, a professional relationship has developed, one that is based on trust or as Jari puts it;
"I feel that at Hiab they really listen to me and take care of things if there is a problem. I do not have to guess."
In many ways this long relationship has even benefited Jaris' technical interest. As he is a competent crane operator and a very knowledgeable one as well, he has been considered a partner to Hiab in the development of new equipment.
"Luckily I have had a possibility to take a part in developing timber cranes and to get to know the production as well." Jari states, he continues "At the moment my business is doing well, but this does not mean that I can rest. Development must continue and new solutions must be found to make things even better for me. I expect
that even more efficient ways of working are still to be found."
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J.P. Cormier is a gifted multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter who reads the times with songs. He has released more than a dozen records including two career retrospectives, and a book of the tunes featured on his guitar album. During his long career, he has won many competitions, including the Canadian Open Guitar Championship, the Southern U.S. Fiddle Championship, and the Southern U.S. Banjo Championship. He has also worked with a number of big-name artists and appeared on the ever-popular Grand Ol' Opry over two dozen times. His debut album, Out of the Blue, was released when he was only 16 years old. J.P.'s impressive body of work has earned him a vast and loyal fan base and multiple award nominations and wins, including 12 East Coast Music Awards, Canadian Folk Music Award, 5 Music Nova Scotia Awards, Juno nominations, commendations from the Governor General of Canada and Premier of Nova Scotia.
When most kids were just starting kindergarten, he was already showing a strong interest in music. Soon that interest proved to be an impressive natural talent. He taught himself to play the guitar. It would only be the first of many string instruments he would master in the coming years. Not long after Cormier's 9th birthday, he won his first guitar competition, holding his own against musicians of all ages. He landed his first steady professional job when he was only 14. It was a weekly bluegrass television show called Up Home Tonight. Two years later came the release of his debut album filled with instrumental bluegrass music that showcased his guitar skills.
After some time appearing at a number of festivals, Cormier became the mandolin player for the famous bluegrass-gospel group The Sullivan Family. He spent a number of years touring with the group, and with other major artists. In 1997, Cormier, all grown-up, finally finished a sophomore offering, Another Morning, for his fans. The award-winning recording was followed by a third full-length album, Heart & Soul. Along the way to making a name for himself, Cormier has performed with countless artists, the list reading something like a who's who in music, including Alan Jackson, Marty Stuart, Bill Monroe, Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, Vince Gill, Kitty Wells, and many others. If his musical career had crashed to an end with the start of the new millennium, Cormier would still have touched enough parts of the music world to ensure that his legacy lasted long after.
His latest album The Chance, is a collection of 12 original songs and two instrumentals that has been almost two years in the making. It includes the viral hit "Hometown Battlefield" and a tribute to Stompin' Tom Connor's "House of Plywood" and harkens back to the production and grassroots feel of J.P.'s best selling album, Another Morning.


None of the names honored as the 2016 Paul Owens Award winners were a surprise, as each of the men dominated throughout the season. It was announced on Friday that right-hander Ben Lively was named the top pitcher while Dylan Cozens and Rhys Hoskins were co-winners on the offensive side.
Lively, who opened the season at Double-A Reading and helped lead the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs into the postseason following a promotion in May, tallied an 18-5 record along with a 2.69 ERA and a .192 batting average against in 28 combined starts at the two levels. The 24-year-old was acquired from the Reds in the 2014-2015 off-season in the trade for Marlon Byrd, who won the Paul Owens Award in 2000 and 2001.
Cozens, the Eastern League's Most Valuable Player, sported a .276 average with 40 home runs and 125 RBI in 134 games with Reading this season. The lefty batting 22-year-old right fielder was the Phillies' 2nd round draft pick out of high school in 2012.
Hoskins, a 23-year-old righty batting first baseman, posted a .281 batting average with 38 home runs and 116 RBI in 135 games for Reading this year. A Sacramento State product, Hoskins was the Phillies 5th round draft selection in 2014.
Instituted in 1986, the Paul Owens Award is named after the man who spent 48 years in the Phillies organization as a scout, farm director, general manager, manager and senior advisor. It is given to the top performers each season in the Phils' developmental ranks.
Winners of the award last year were catcher Andrew Knapp and pitcher Ricardo Pinto. Other previous winners include Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, Ricky Bottalico and Cole Hamels.


(Mississauga, ON, January 13, 2016) The College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. José Pereira to the role of Director, Research with the Academic Family Medicine Division effective March 1, 2016.
After completing his medical degree in South Africa, Dr. Pereira emigrated to Canada in 1992. He worked as a rural general practitioner in Manitoba for three years before doing his family medicine residency and a Clinical Research Fellowship in palliative care at the University of Alberta. In 2007, he completed a Master's of Science in Medical Education from the University of Calgary. He has multi-lingual language skills in English, Portuguese, French and Afrikaans, and significant management experience.
Dr. Pereira is currently a Professor with the Division of Palliative Care at the University of Ottawa, and Medical Chief, Department of Palliative Medicine with Bruyère Continuing Care in Ottawa.
He has published widely in international peer-reviewed journals and more than 70 publications and books. His quality work has been acknowledged with several prestigious awards including the Canadian Hospice and Palliative Care Association's Award of Excellence, the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal in 2002 and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012.


gHouse - Global Home Solutions - is formed by a multidisciplinary team that offers its customers a wide range of services supported by the experience of each member. Our team puts special emphasis on efficiency, attention to detail and fluid communication with the client from the initial stage, through implementation to the final result of each project.
Patrick finished his degree in Business Administration in Germany and Madrid and then got an MBA Master in the same area. He quickly started his professional career, working in the field of Business Management, which led him to occupy several Manager positions for different hotel chains in Germany, USA and Spain.
12 years ago he decided to establish his own company in Palma de Mallorca, selling audiovisual equipment and installations for smart homes and yachts, specializing in engineering projects, audio and video, furniture, wifi/internet, telecommunications and lighting concepts. Digital Cinema and Loewe Gallery have become Palma's most well-known and leading companies for high-end audiovisual equipment.
Having a degree in fine arts and architecture and a master in building rehabilitation, Víctor is one of the partners of Atelier Amengual Arquitectos. He has developed projects on his own and has been constantly involved in the houses building process, which is how Víctor has gained extensive experience in all kind of renovations and rehabilitations of old and new constructions.
On the other hand, he can provide legalization and project activity services. His previous experience as a draftsman at the Pedro Feduchi study in Madrid has also taken him to develop several interior design projects.
Coro has an interior design degree (EADM, class XXXVI) and years of experience in global implementation of commercial interior design, hotels interior design and residential projects. She has worked for companies like Tecnidel Villa or Bang & Olufsen.


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It's commencement weekend in my town for the university I both went to and now work for. This weekend means a lot of things: it means I'll be hearing Pomp and Circumstance a lot. It means all around my house will be a buzz and students walking around in their caps and gowns. It means everyone will be moving out of their dorms and apartments, leaving an eerie quiet in the area for the next few months. It means I get nostalgic for my time in college and my graduation.
This year it means something extra…I miss my grandma. I'm always missing her but this weekend in particular stings. Watching all of the kids walk around with their grandparents. My grandma wasn't at my actual graduation (and my grandpa passed away while I was away at college) but she was at the lunch we had for me afterward.
When someone close to you passes away, it seems like all of a sudden there are reminders of them everywhere. It feels like I'm seeing way more little girls with their grandmas than I used to but I think I'm likely seeing the same amount…just seeing it through a different lens now.
I keep thinking back to when I was a college student. Not only was my grandma still alive, but I was still naive to what lay ahead of me. College, as challenging as it is, is still a bubble of sorts. A bubble that keeps you from full experiencing the outside world. Nothing can really prepare you for what happens after graduation. For a lot of people it's moving out on their own and then for the large majority, it's getting a full time job (especially when you have to start paying off your college loans). And once you start working full time, that's it. That' the bulk of your life going forward. You go from having a month off at Christmas and 2-3 month long summer breaks to getting 2 weeks a year and like 6 sick days. No more staying up laughing with your friends in their dorm or having class-free Fridays. Your life often drastically changes. Yes, it's nice to have your own income and be able to make your own decisions but the stuff that comes with that can be very hard.
I know I sound like the ultimate Debbie Downer. The photo I put up really doesn't go with the general mood of the post does it? Graduating is a big deal and it's exciting. I'm just sappy and nostalgic because I've been yearning to have those years back. To be younger again when I didn't have so much responsibility and there weren't so many giant things to figure out all the time. When I had fun the majority of the time instead of trying to cram it into 2 days every week. I'm wishing for that time even more now because it was a time when my grandma was still alive. When I still had grandparents. When I still had some semblance of being young. I feel like that's all gone now.
My grandma was ready to go and for that, I'm thankful. But selfishly, I miss her. I wish she was still here everyday. Selfishly, I feel like my childhood was attached to her. To her, to my other grandma, to both of their homes that other people now live in. When all of that was gone, I felt like my childhood went with it…never to be seen again. There's no carefree anymore. There's no, my biggest worry is if that boy will like me or if I'm pretty enough. There's responsibility, there's duty, there's bills, there's doctor's appointments and car maintenance (and still sometimes, wondering if I'm pretty enough). There's trying to watch what you eat because your metabolism isn't what it used to. There's not having enough time to do the things you really want to sometimes. There's looking forward to the one trip you can take a year. I have great friends and still have a lot of fun. All of the other stuff just makes life feel like one giant To Do list, and this is coming from me, a person who LOVES lists.
I'm forever wishing I was back at my grandmas, swimming in her pool in the summer, hearing her sing loudly as she walked down the hallway of her house.


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Ludwig Heinemann (31. července 1832 Kremže – 21. listopadu 1900 Kremže) byl rakouský právník a politik německé národnosti z Dolních Rakous, na konci 19. století poslanec Říšské rady a starosta města Kremže (Krems).

Biografie
Profesí byl advokátem. Vystudoval piaristické gymnázium v Kremži. Studoval práva ve Vídni a Štýrském Hradci. V roce 1857 získal titul doktora práv. Od roku 1874 vykonával povolání advokáta v Kremži a od roku 1894 byl členem výboru advokátní komory. Byl aktivni v komunální politice. Od roku 1885 zasedal v obecní radě v Kremži a od roku 1889 až do své smrti byl starostou města.

Zasedal jako poslanec Dolnorakouského zemského sněmu. Zvolen sem byl v roce 1890 za městskou kurii, obvod Kremže. Mandát zde obhájil ve volbách roku 1896 a poslancem byl až do své smrti roku 1900. Do roku 1896 na sněmu zastupoval liberály, pak byl nezařazeným poslancem.

Byl i poslancem Říšské rady (celostátního parlamentu Předlitavska), kam usedl ve volbách roku 1891 za kurii městskou v Dolních Rakousích, obvod Krems, Stein, Zwettl atd. Mandát obhájil ve volbách roku 1897 a poslancem byl až do své smrti roku 1900. Ve volebním období 1891–1897 se uvádí jako Dr. Ludwig Heinemann, advokát a starosta, bytem Kremže.

V roce 1891 se na Říšské radě uvádí jako člen klubu Sjednocené německé levice, do kterého se spojilo několik ústavověrných (liberálně a centralisticky orientovaných) proudů. Po volbách roku 1897 patřil k Německé straně lidové.

V závěru života přestal kvůli onemocnění aktivněji vystupovat v zákonodárných sborech. Zemřel v listopadu 1900 po dlouhé nemoci.

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Rakouští právníci
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Členové Německé lidové strany (Rakousko)
Poslanci rakouské Říšské rady
Poslanci dolnorakouského zemského sněmu
Narození v roce 1832
Narození 31. července
Úmrtí v roce 1900
Úmrtí 21. listopadu
Muži
Rakousko-uherští politici německé národnosti

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I will be speaking in Toronto Ontario on Tuesday May 15th to speak at the Micrososft Project Users Group meeting which is scheduled to coincide with the end of ProjectWorld. I'll be speaking about "Timesheet options with Microsoft Project and Project Server". See this post for location and attendance information . Hope to see you there!
I will be in Toronto Ontario on Monday, May 14th to speak at ProjectWorld. The subject is: "Getting more resource capacity without spending more money". See this post for location and registration information for ProjectWorld. Hope to see you there!


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What We Could See at Apple's WWDC
by Nick Kolakowski May 28, 2014 5 min read
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Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is scheduled to take place June 2-6 in San Francisco, and whatever the company unveils on stage is likely to send tech punditry into its usual froth of speculation and angst. For developers and programmers who work regularly with either iOS or Mac OS X, though, the conference serves a much more practical purpose, offering a preview of whatever Apple has in its pipeline.
So what's Apple likely to show off this year?
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New Mac OS X: Up through Mac OS X 10.8, Apple named each successive version of its PC operating system after a big cat (Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, etc.); with Mavericks (Mac OS X 10.9), however, the company has shifted to naming the latest version after a location in California. So if Apple rolls out Mac OS X 10.10 at this year's WWDC, what code name will it attach? Hollywood? Sonoma? Oakland?
Names (and joking) aside, it's likely that any new version of Mac OS X will continue Apple's slow incorporation of iOS elements, which previously imported apps such as iBooks (not to mention an App Store) and the Launchpad. In fact, Mac OS X 10.10 could abandon its skeuomorphic tendencies in favor of a "flatter" icon and UX design that more closely emulates what's happening on the iPad and iPhone. On the practical side of the equation, Apple could also port Siri APIs and other, developer-friendly elements.
New iOS: The current iOS 7 proved somewhat controversial upon its unveiling at last year's WWDC. Some consumers rebelled at the bright colors and altered icons; others disliked the parallax effect that gave the interface the illusion of depth (and made a few people nauseous in the bargain). It's pretty certain that, if Apple introduces iOS 8 at this year's WWDC, it'll show off software with iterative advances, such as improved icons.
In order to better compete with Google Now, Google's voice-activated digital assistant, Siri might also receive improvements, including tighter integration with other Apple services. Apple might unveil a new-and-improved Maps app; and if the company plans on integrating NFC (Near-Field Communication, which allows devices to talk to one another—and can transform a smartphone in contact with a specially equipped register into a digital wallet) into the next iPhone, software support for that technology should appear in iOS 8. If that wasn't enough, there's also scuttlebutt about the iPhone serving as a "smart home" controller.
Last year, Apple introduced a fingerprint reader with the iPhone 5S, allowing the user to verify purchases and unlock his or her phone without inputting a password. With the next version of iOS, Apple could radically expand that technology's footprint, especially if it decides to give third-party developers access.
Apple TV: For months, rumors have persisted that Apple has a major Apple TV revamp in the works, one that could introduce games and apps to the platform. Such upgrades would allow Apple to better compete against Amazon, which recently introduced the gaming-capable Kindle Fire TV. If Apple wants its developers focused on building television-centric apps and games, WWDC could prove the best venue for letting them know.
Beats: If Apple's closed its rumored acquisition of Beats Electronics, executives will likely announce that fact at WWDC. Beats Electronics founders Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre, if they join Apple as executives, would serve as powerful assets in any negotiations for content with music labels.
What Apple's Unlikely to Introduce: The next iPhone, iPad, and much-rumored "smartwatch" are unlikely to make appearances at WWDC, as Apple will almost certainly want to reserve separate events for whatever flagship hardware it chooses to roll out over the next year. That will only frustrate Wall Street investors and tech pundits, who want Apple to plunge into new product categories—but if Apple has demonstrated anything over the years, it's a willingness to make people wait for new products.
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Become Your Own Worst Enemy in ECHO, Out Now For PC
Creepy A.I. architects Ultra Ultra (ex-IO Interactive) today announce their debut game, ECHO, a nightmare-fuelled sci-fi adventure, is available now for PC. The previously announced PS4 version will now be available in early October, so keep those peepers peeled!
Rose Leslie (Game of Thrones, The Good Fight) provides the voice of player-character En, alongside Nick Boulton (Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, Mass, Effect series) as the voice of London, a sentient starship that brings her to The Palace – a bizarre structure, deep in the depths of space. As The Palace begins to generate deadly copies of En, you must use all of your wit and cunning to outmaneuver and outsmart the deadliest enemy of all: yourself.
You can see them both in action in The Voices trailer.
ECHO is a third-person sci-fi adventure where the game shifts, changes and adapts as you do: if you sneak, enemies will get stealther, if you shoot, they will shoot back. ECHO follows callow space traveler En, played by Rose Leslie (Game of Thrones, The Good Fight), who, after a century of stasis, arrives at a mysterious Palace hidden in the depths of space with the hopes of bringing back a life that should not have been lost. En soon finds that The Palace has manifested reflections, or echoes, of herself, watching and studying her every move as the player unravels an emotional story of introspection and discovery.
Ultra Ultra today announced that their sci-fi adventure game and debut title, ECHO, is available now for STEAM, with the PlayStation 4 version coming in early October.
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Radim Zenkl is considered to be one of the world's premier mandolin virtuosos. He was born in Czechoslovakia but escaped to USA in 1989 for political freedom and to be closer to his musical influences. Two years later, he was invited to perform for the newly elected president of Czech Republic, Vaclav Havel. In United Sates, Zenkl has made a name for himself becoming the U.S. National Mandolin Champion and by collaborating with the top musicians of the acoustic music scene. Zenkl has performed all around the globe, recorded eight solo CDs and appeared on over seventy other recordings. His original music was used in films and TV.
In his show, Zenkl takes the audiences on a musical journey through different times, countries and cultures. The performance is both entertaining and informative. Versatile in many genres of music, the show is tailored to a particular region of the world – given any cruise itinerary. Zenkl's musical arrangements are all original and fully charted for bands of any size, and his performance features his own innovative playing technique, the "Zenkl style," in which a single mandolin sounds like two!
With eclectic repertoire, which features bluegrass, classical, Latin, swing, flamenco, folk/world music and some all time favorites from the movies and musicals, Zenkl's performances appeal across culture lines and to groups of all ages. The music presented with warm, charming and witty interactions with the audience.


I hail from the small town of Dhanbad in India. After bachelors in Engineering from NIT Jamshedpur, I went off to pursue my Masters in the same from the National University of Singapore (NUS). In 2015, after finishing my Masters, I started working in semiconductor manufacturing industry. I worked on different process improvement and automation projects when I realized that several smart systems need to be developed if we wish to achieve the vision of Industry 4.0, now being called the fourth Industrial Revolution.
Looking at the issues engineers and people in manufacturing face, I decided to quit my job and play my part in creating systems that will make our future. My work experience also greatly helped me to formulate observations, and gave me much – needed perspective into the real world. We live in the age where startups are glamorized, but one should never underestimate the benefits of going the traditional way and working for the good old MNC for understanding how things work first.
Simultaneously, I had also received an offer from Entrepreneur First( EF), a London based incubator, which was commencing its 3rd cohort in Singapore. They have been super helpful so far with all aspects of building a deep tech startup from scratch. Also, I have never been in a room that had so many incredibly smart and ambitious individuals at one place, but thanks to the 3rd cohort I have done that now.
On the onset, it was just me navigating through the challenges of entrepreneurship. Once customer interest started to grow, I outsourced some parts of the work to freelance geniuses. We are now developing the product and looking forward to releasing soon. Staying lean helps us execute faster.
I think it's very important to know why you are doing this. Also, as a tech founder, resources will be limited, so leverage your core strength and skills in the process. I have a very supportive family and partner who have been my rock through the journey, but that might not be the case for everyone else. So in moments when you feel that the universe is working against you ( and there will be plenty of those) make sure you keep telling yourself the "why".
My company will be raising money in April and again in July in different stages. The idea is to have an optimum valuation and focus on customer need + product development fast.
B2B sales have many challenges, but the unique combination of industrial know-how with knowledge of advancements in image processing techniques created a unique scenario and has garnered a lot of interest from big players in solar manufacturing, electronics, and even coal and mining. We will continue to target all manufacturers who are looking to increase productivity and reduce inefficiency in a production environment by utilizing latest machine vision techniques.
We can't know everything at the onset, but we need to keep pushing ourselves to obtain honest feedback and improve. I think this is something that needs to be kept in mind during your startup journey.
We are working with three big players in the manufacturing sector, and planning to expand soon.


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Federal court rules that Kansas law criminalizing mail-in ballots is unconstitutional
KCUR | By Sherman Smith
Voters at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic School in Overland Park casts their ballot bathed in morning light, on Nov. 2, 2021.
Kansas agreed to pay attorney fees and court costs of the plaintiffs after a federal court struck down parts of a new state law that criminalized the distribution of advanced mail ballot applications.
A federal court on Friday struck down parts of a new Kansas law that criminalized the distribution of advanced mail ballot applications.
The state agreed not to object to arguments raised by nonprofit organizations that said the 2021 law violates the First and 14th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The state also agreed not to appeal the decision and will pay attorney fees and court costs of the plaintiffs.
Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed House Bill 2332 last year, but the law was upheld by the GOP supermajority in the Legislature. Motivated by bogus claims of widespread voter fraud in other states, lawmakers targeted out-of-state groups that bombarded voters in 2020 with applications to receive advanced ballots.
VoteAmerica and the Voter Participation Center, which were represented in court by the Campaign Legal Center, filed the lawsuit last year against Secretary of State Scott Schwab, Attorney General Derek Schmidt and Johnson County District Attorney Stephen Howe.
U.S. District Judge Kathryn Vratil issued a temporary order in November blocking enforcement of the law. In her Friday order, Vratil said the contested sections of the law violate the U.S. Constitution.
"This is a big win for civic engagement groups nationwide," said Danielle Lang, voting rights director at Campaign Legal Center. "Legislators are taking needless aim at folks that are just trying to give voters the materials they need to participate. This decision should serve as a warning to those who target them."
The law banned the distribution of mail ballot applications by out-of-state groups and made it a crime to send mail ballot applications with the voter's name and address already filled out.
Tom Lopach, president and CEO of the Voter Participation Center, said the court order will allow civic engagement groups to continue working to make voting access easier.
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The J. Mack Robinson College of Business MBA program is specifically made for students who want to transition into the business world. Students who are in early-stages of their career can acquire the skills that will put them into a leadership position.
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Get to learn from some of the best teachers out there. Also, the successful alumni of J. Mack Robinson College of Business provide you with guidelines and details about how to become a success in the business market.
At the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, the MBA program is a flexible program which meets the requirement of all students in the field of business administration. The program offers courses which are divided into the following sections:
Functional Core
MBA 8125 – Digital Innovation (3 hours)
MBA 8135 – Corporate Finance (3 hours)
MBA 8115 – Managerial Accounting and Control Systems (1.5 hours)
MBA 8165 – Leadership and Organizational Behavior (3 hours)
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All students of the MBA program are required to complete 6 elective courses worth 18 credit hours in total. Students get to choose 6 of their own ideal courses from a list of 8,000 courses.
The entire MBA program is targeted to be completed in 3 years but some students only take 2 years to complete their MBA degree.
The cost of tuition at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business for Georgian residents is $4,419 per semester and for residents of other states, the cost of tuition is $11,700 per semester.
Academic background: All applicants of the MBA program must have an undergraduate degree from an accredited university in any discipline.
Work Experience: At the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, students of the MBA program are not required to have any previous work experience.
Language: International applicants must submit a score in the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language).
The Georgia State University, J. Mack Robinson College of Business is accredited by the AACSB, an international accreditation body for business schools all over the world.
J. Mack Robinson College of Business was ranked#36 for MBA rankings (Nation) by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
J. Mack Robinson College of Business was ranked#50 for MBA rankings (North America) by QS.
J. Mack Robinson College of Business was ranked#24 for North American Business School by University of Texas at Dallas.
At the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, all applicants of the MBA program must submit a score in the GMAT or GRE. Students with the following can apply for a GMAT waiver:
5 years of professional work experience.
An undergraduate GPA of 3.25 or higher.
Students in the MBA class have an average work experience of 3.8 years.
The average age of students enrolled in the MBA class is 29 years
The students of the MBA class have a great average GPA of 3.21.
The students of the MBA class have an average GMAT score of 578.
About 25% of the total students of the MBA class are originally from various countries around the world.
Students are awarded scholarships at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. These scholarships are awarded through the office of the dean.
A small number of assistantships are awarded to students with a high academic profile.
ll students are eligible to borrow both federal and private loans.
Apply to the J. Mack Robinson College of Business online by using this link.
Now, click on "Create an account" to begin your application.
Now, fill in the boxes with the required information to create your account.
Once your account has been created, log in to your newly created account.
Now, you can submit your application.
Make sure that all the required application material is submitted along with your application.
Application deadlines for the MBA program are mentioned below:
The last date for the submission of the admission application is October 1, 2018 (Priority Scholarship Deadline)
The last date for the submission of the admission application is November 15, 2018 (International Student Deadline)
The last date for the submission of the admission application is December 15, 2018 (Final Deadline).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is February 1, 2019 (Priority Scholarship Deadline and International Student Deadline)
The last date for the submission of the admission application is April 1, 2019 (Final Deadline).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is October 1, 2018 (Early Scholarship Deadline).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is December 15, 2018 (Priority Scholarship Deadline II).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is February 1, 2019 (Priority Scholarship Deadline III).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is April 1, 2019 (International Student Deadline).
The last date for the submission of the admission application is June 1, 2019 (Final Deadline).
It is not very competitive to get accepted in the MBA program. The acceptance rate is quite high at over 50%. So, applicants with an average application material (GMAT/GRE score, GPA, Resume) are most likely to be enrolled in the MBA class.
Q 1: What is the average GMAT score of admitted applicants?
Ans: The average GMAT score of admitted applicants is 578.
Q 2: Which English language tests does the J. Mack Robinson College of Business accepts? (For international applicants only)
Ans: All international applicants are required to prove proficiency in the English language. The J. Mack Robinson College of Business accepts a score in either the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System).
Q 3: What is the average GPA of students in the MBA class?
Ans: The average GPA of students in the MBA class is 3.21.
Q 4: Can I waive the GMAT?
Ans: Yes, students can waive the GMAT/GRE score if they have full-time work experience of 5 years and a GPA of 3.25 or higher in their undergraduate degree. You can read more about the GMAT waiver at their official page.
Q 5: Is the J. Mack Robinson College of Business accredited by the AACSB and how competitive is it to get enrolled in the MBA program?
Ans: Yes, the J. Mack Robinson College of Business is accredited by AACSB. It is not very competitive to get enrolled in the MBA program as the acceptance rate for the MBA class is very high at 55%.
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LONDON (Reuters) – MotoGP is to shorten seven of this season's 19 grands prix to help broadcasters with race day programming, organisers Dorna stated on Tuesday.
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Also tumbling out was Andrea Dovizioso to clear the best way for Marquez, who claimed his third consecutive victory ahead of Italian duo Danilo Petrucci and Valentino Rossi. Zarco had the a hundred and five,000 house followers at Le Mans' Bugatti circuit dreaming of a rare French win after his record-setting pole 24 hours earlier, but the Yamaha Tech star slid out of contention on Lap 7. An appealing define, the research of the simplest technologies and best raw supplies is the basis of the company. Their products are fruits of the hard work of many individuals united by the identical passion: yours. Decision of India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. in all issues regarding this contest, together with attracts and prizes, shall be final and binding on the contributors. If the MotoGP race was lacking in whiteknuckle pleasure, the identical was actually not the case within the Moto3 Grand Prix.
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Q: Comodules of Cosemisimple Hopf Algebras A cosemisimple Hopf algebra is one which is the sum of its cosimple sub-cobalgebras. Is it clear that a comodule of a cosemisimple Hopf algebra always decomposes into irreducible parts? Moreover, will this decomposition obey the property that the type and multiplicity of the irreducible comodules appear be the same in any decomposition.
I am sure that this should be the case but I can't see how to prove it. One thing that confuses me is the prospect of infinite multiplicity in the case of an infinite dimensional comodule.
Note: I previously asked this question on stackexchange, but moved it here after no response.

A: I suggest you to have look, e.g., at Chapter XIV in the book "M.E. Sweedler: Hopf algebras", or even at Section 3.1 in the book "S. Dascalescu, C. Nastasescu, and S. Raianu: Hopf Algebras. An Introduction".

A: Regarding your first question, I think the following definition and theorem settles the answer to the affirmative:
Definition: A coalgebra $C$ is called right cosemisimple (or right completely reducible coalgebra) if the Category $M^C$ is a semisimple Category i.e. if every right $C$-comodule is cosemisimple.
Similarly, left cosemisimple coalgebras are defined by the semisimplicity of the Category of left comodules.
Theorem: Let $C$ be a coalgebra. The following assertions are equivalent:

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*$C$ is a right cosemisimple coalgebra

*$C$ is a left cosemisimple coalgebra

*$C=C_0$

*Every left (right) rational $C^*$-module is semisimple

where $C_0=Corad(C)$ i.e. the coradical of $C$, which is the sum of all its simple subcoalgebras.
For a proof of the above you can see for example Hopf algebras-an introduction, Dascalescu-Nastasescu-Raianu, Ch.3, p.118-119, Theorem 3.1.5. (However this is more or less standard material, you can also find it in Sweedler's book on Hopf algebras, S.Montgomery's book etc).
Now, regarding your second question, I think you can use the above theorem together with the correspondence between $C$-comodules and rational $C^*$-modules to investigate the situation closer.

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Are you hoping to find eternal life in your religious background?
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The Bible says none of these things have the power to remove sin and grant eternal life. You must turn away from yourself and look to Jesus Christ alone who is the only way of salvation (John 14:6). How do you do this?
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Q: How to export 4 million data in MySQL? I have a database with one particular table having more than 4 million record entries. I tried downloading whole db it using MySQL workbench as well as command terminal using following command:
mysqldump -u root -p password mydb > myfile.sql

But, I got only half of the data downloaded. If I ignored that one particular table, then it's working fine. Can anyone suggest me how to download db with tables having more than million entries?

A: Try adding the below lines in the my.cnf and restart
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At The End Of The World - Snippet 21 Both platforms tilted for a moment and then -- the three boys scattering away -- they came down with a crash Chloe and I could hear almost two-hundred-and-fifty yards away. Without the support of the platforms, the weights on the two lengths of anchor-chain plummeted. The chains were yanked down hard, went taut; their other ends were looped and straining around the pier's much-hacked pilings. For a second, the pilings held. But only for a second. Cut almost all the way through, the pilings snapped,...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 20 Steve was the one watching when they came into sight, clearing the headland just west of Busen Point about an hour after dawn. It was precisely when and where the captain told us to expect them, if they came. From about a mile to our southeast, Steve shone the captain's emergency flashlight on a mirror we had taken from Voyager, and which he kept angled away from the harbor. Within one minute, the captain was on the radio with him, getting a report. After hearing it, he told Steve to keep observing and...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 19 Silent Steve and I had hard days of a different kind: hiking with the captain. Although he gets winded sometimes -- more and more, it seems -- he can set a pretty exhausting pace for a while. He led us through two lowland valleys to the hunter's shelters he'd asked about at KEP. Damned if he didn't have more stashes there. Apparently he'd had some war souvenirs that some of the hunters had been so crazy about that they'd traded away some of their own stuff to get them. So in addition to what we expected to...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 18 The captain stood. "That's enough. The only fighting I'll permit is against the Argie thugs. As for how we'll defend ourselves, I'll explain that tomorrow. We're in no rush. They've got a way to go and we are certainly not their first port of call. Now see if your next change of clothes are dry yet and get to your bunks. All of you." I thought that's where the day was going to end, except I hung behind in the radio house to clean up: I had kitchen duty that day. Just as I was finishing, the door opens and...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 17 "I was a damned fool. Two helicopters went down. Everyone survived. Miracle that. Then they had to shelter until the last helo could fly in and recover them." "And what did you do in the meantime?" "Not bloody much. There was nothing for it except to stay on top of that bloody glacier with them. Gave them all my rations, used my camp heater until it ran out. That might have made a difference. Might not have." "And what about the other person -- the one who had been security for the filmmakers?" "Right...
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At The End Of The World - Snippet 16 August 14 We had a light day yesterday; we didn't have to do anything other than move more wood to dry out for cooking and washing clothes. We don't have enough soap, but boiling water does a fair (if brutal) job on its own. Problem is, none of us have that many sets of clothes, so we've got to wear each one about four days running -- because in this cold, that's about how long it takes to dry after they get ladled out of the wash pot. So in the course of twelve days, each of us go through the three sets...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 15 At the end of that very long day, we gathered in the radio house while the furnace in the remains of the primary processing plant got hot enough to cook dinner. But we couldn't wait, because we were starving again. So hard-boiled penguin eggs were passed around. Now let me tell you two things about penguin eggs. One is pretty predictable; the other is pretty bizarre. The predictable: they taste pretty much like fish. I mean, they are just this side of awful. But when you're hungry enough -- well, you'll...
At The End Of The World - Snippet 14 "Damn, I wish! Uh... sir. But a neighbor had one, and we used to hunt together sometimes. But that was, uh . . . a while ago." She looked away as she said it, and then quickly up at me. Don't ask me why, but judging from that look, I suspect that as Chloe had come closer to womanhood, her neighbor's choice of prey had probably undergone a dire change. The captain tucked the weapon back under his arm. "I'm glad you're familiar with rifles. You're going to be familiar with this one, too, by the end of the...


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Danger by Design is the 14th installment in the Nancy Drew point-and-click adventure game series by Her Interactive. The game is available for play on Microsoft Windows platforms. It has an ESRB rating of E for moments of mild violence and peril. Players take on the first-person view of fictional amateur sleuth Nancy Drew and must solve the mystery through interrogation of suspects, solving puzzles, and discovering clues. There are two levels of gameplay, Junior and Senior detective modes, each offering a different difficulty level of puzzles and hints, however neither of these changes affect the actual plot of the game. The game is loosely based on a book entitled Death by Design (1988).

Plot
Nancy Drew travels to Paris to work undercover as an assistant to Minette, an up-and-coming couture fashion designer. Minette hasn't quite been herself lately. She is never seen without wearing a mask, and she often throws temper tantrums and irrationally fires her employees. She is running dangerously behind schedule and her financial backers are concerned about her ability to complete her work. Has the stress of fame forced her behind that mask, or is there something sinister lurking in the shadows of her studio?

Development

Characters
Nancy Drew - Nancy is an 18-year-old amateur detective from the fictional town of River Heights in the United States. She is the only playable character in the game, which means the player must solve the mystery from her perspective.
Minette - Minette donned a mask at the end of her fall show and hasn't taken it off since. Lately, as her deadlines loom closer, she has been acting strangely, throwing temper tantrums and firing her employees. Minette is socially inept, high-strung, and temperamental, but above all, she is talented. Recently, Minette has been receiving threatening notes from an anonymous writer.
Heather McKay - Heather is Minette's friendly assistant, and she has lasted far longer than any of the assistants before her. She dreams of making it big in the fashion world but is staying on with Minette in hopes of gaining some contacts and experience. Heather has a major crush on Dieter, but he doesn't share her feelings.
Dieter von Schwesterkrank - Dieter is an enterprising, arrogant, and ambitious young photographer. He once dated Minette, but she broke it off, leaving him heartbroken and humiliated. Dieter tends to keep to himself and dislikes almost everyone else in the fashion industry. He obsessively searches for his great-uncle's long lost treasure.
Jing Jing Ling - Jing Jing, better known as JJ, is Minette's fitting model. Minette requires her to be a size 12, so she is constantly eating chocolate chip cookies. Although she is down-to-earth, bubbly, and outgoing, JJ is bitter after being tricked into signing her current contract with Minette, forcing her to stay in Paris much longer than she originally anticipated.
Jean Michel Traquenard - Jean Mi is a columnist for GlamGlam magazine and a critical voice when it comes to fashion. Most people are terrified that he will write something bad about them, so they bow and scrape in his presence. As far as Jean Mi is concerned, whatever he wants, he will get. He is well known for being conceited.

Cast
Nancy Drew - Lani Minella
Jing Jing Ling - Amy Broomhall
Heather McKay / Monique - Megan Hill
Minette / Malika - Shawnmarie Yates
Jean-Michel Traquenard - Guy Nelson
Dieter von Schwesterkrank / Zu / Ernst Schmeck - Stephen Hando
Lynn Manrique - Dana Cali
Hugo Butterly / Monsieur Marchand / Gunther Schmeck - Tim Moore
Prudence Rutherford - Simone Choule
Bess Marvin - Alisa Murray
George Fayne - Patty Pomplun
Frank Hardy - Jonah Von Spreekin
Joe Hardy - Rob Jones
Waiter / Police - Mathias Jangla

Reception
Charles Herold of The New York Times wrote, "The game itself is decent over all, though hardly the best in the series, but the ending is anticlimactic."

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Greetings valued Dan's Movie Report readers. Today you are all in for a glorious treat. Fresh off the private screening event in Los Angeles, A '#66' online screener comes across my desk courtesy of Creative Motion Pictures!
This Indonesian crime drama is full of twists and turns, and comes complete with furious action. The action fan must remember that this film is not 'The Raid' with non-stop martial arts prowess. The action comes at the conclusion of a detailed dramatic scene, that said when the action ramps up, the fights are furious and maniacal, combining fists, bats, and guns.
I liken #66 to 'The Godfather' or 'Scarface', but #66 is more, Asun Mawardi plays the title character and directs the film, which is rather amazing, considering he is in virtually every scene. He plays a hit-man, but has a change of heart when he is hired to kill a witness.
Asun mows down the bad guys with laser precision, in fact in '#66' there seems to be an endless stream of thugs wearing the same black suit, white shirt and black tie. The fights toward the end are so long, and at times even can detract a bit from the story, but for an action junkie '#66' delivers the goods, with knives, vases, chairs, and watch for a fish tank of course to be broken!
In '#66' the men have all the fun in the action scenes. I must say, I am so used to the ladies having action scenes, that the film felt like something was missing, hopefully for his next film Asun will bring in an action lady, to mix it up with the guys. Noni Anissa Ramadhani A.K.A. Donita plays the daughter of one of the main bad guys, though she has much screen time, I wish her character had more prominent development rather than essentially relegated to background. Donita is a solid young actress, and got to display some serious emotions in '#66', I hope to see more of her In future projects
Overall '#66' delivers on the promise of wall to wall action, in fact I can say that this film has more action than perhaps any film released in the last several years. The fights were well planned out, diverse, and the movements, camera angles, and lighting made them a joy to watch. Asun bit off a big piece of pie tackling '#66', that alone needs to be commended. For action fans '#66' rates a must own 7 out of 10.
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Edison Carcelén (n. Pimampiro, Ecuador; 11 de septiembre de 1992) es un futbolista ecuatoriano. Juega de defensa y su equipo actual es Técnico Universitario de la Serie A de Ecuador.

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I don't understand how anyone get's work done if they are immediately checking their email! When I can, I try to minimize interruptions as much as possible, and one of those ways is to turn off notifications.
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The Knicks' Strategy
By Steve Perrin Sep 24, 2009, 11:40pm PDT
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You have to give New York's GM Donnie Walsh credit. When he makes a plan, he sticks to it.
With the news today that David Lee will sign a one-year deal, Walsh remained true to his word that he would not sign any multi-year contracts this summer. He passed on Ramon Sessions. He limited the contracts of Nate Robinson and Lee to one season. He steadfastly refused to commit a single dime of salary beyond this season. This is of course the continuation of the plan begun the moment that Walsh took over for Isiah Thomas in New York to clear cap space for the summer of 2010, and to do so at all costs. It seems almost impossible, but Walsh managed to move some players that many described as unmovable - Jamal Crawford, Zach Randolph and Jerome James. The contracts of Crawford and Randolph are worth a combined $27.4, and needless to say most of that money is now targeted towards a big name free agent next summer, like LeBron James or Dwyane Wade or Chris Bosh.
We don't know how this story is going to end. We can't pass judgement on Walsh's plans until next summer at least, because there is of course no guarantee that the free agent he wants will take his money. There will after all be other suitors for all the big names, including a very wealthy Russian just across the Brooklyn Bridge. Meanwhile, the Knicks enter this season in the dubious position of having a roster comprised almost entirely of short timers. I suppose it's anybody's guess as to who will start in MSG this season, but here's an educated one: Chris Duhon at point guard, Larry Hughes at shooting guard, Al Harrington at small forward, Lee at power forward and Darko Milicic at center. Notice anything about those five guys? They're all in the final year of their contracts, along with sixth man Robinson. You know the last time I remember when a team started five free agents? That would be the notorious 02-03 LA Clippers - trust me, I've seen this picture, it doesn't end well.
Coach Mike D'Antoni could always eschew the short-timers and play the youngsters. But frankly, there are barely enough of them to field a team. Danilo Gallinari and Jordan Hill are the prize lottery picks - so obviously there are high hopes for those two. Of course, Hill is a rookie, and Gallinari might as well be having played just over 400 minutes last season. There are some later first rounders also on the roster (Wilson Chandler, Toney Douglas). And that's about it. Four players on the roster that figure into any conceivable long term plan, none of them proven in the least, and a few of them long shots at best.
Now you might think that this is all just carte blanche to tank the whole season and get another high draft pick. Maybe put John Wall next to LeBron. But there are a couple of problems with that approach. One is that it's probably not a great selling point to potential free agents to have the worst record in the league. They'd probably prefer to join a good team, all other things being equal. More to the point - the Knicks don't have a 2010 first rounder, having traded it away years ago. (In a cruel book end to his tenure in New York, the draft pick was included in Isiah's first official act as the Knicks GM - trading for Stephon Marbury. Walsh had to buy out Starbury last year, and loses a likely lottery pick next year. Ouch.)
So the Knicks have every reason to push hard to have a good season. Back to the free agent question, if they play well then maybe New York will be a more attractive choice. Then again, let's assume for a moment that the Knicks actually do play well (I know it's crazy talk, but just as a hypothetical). It's not like a superstar free agent is going to be joining THAT Knicks team. Because once you pay LeBron his $17M, you've got very little money left to fill out the roster. You certainly don't have the room to re-sign Lee or Robinson for the money they want. And not that you'd necessarily want Hughes or Harrington or Milicic, but if one of them did happen to have a big season and contribute mightily to a Knicks resurgence, he'd then have to take a massive pay cut in order to play with Mr. Marquee Free Agent.
So no matter how you slice it, the Knicks are going to be asking a free agent to join Gallinari, Hill, Chandler and Douglas; the remains of Jared Jeffries and Eddy Curry; and whoever else they can convince to sign, for below market value. Oh, and they won't be adding a first round pick, which is probably a good thing since that salary cap amount can go to free agents. Maybe Gallinari and Hill will both have monster seasons and look like great potential teammates by next July. More likely, Walsh had better be hoping that the draw of the market is enough in and of itself, because he's just not going to have a lot to offer in the way of teammates.
I've mostly stayed on the sidelines regarding the Clippers and mega-name free agents in 2010. But by way of contrast, let's look at it briefly. We've previously established that the Clippers would have to move one more big contract (read Chris Kaman or Baron Davis) in order to play this particular reindeer game. Let's for the moment assume they trade Kaman for expiring deals (not impossible, and in fact much easier than several of the Herculean feats Walsh accomplished within the last year).
At that point, the Clippers and the Knicks could both offer LeBron his maximum free agent deal, something north of $17M.
The Clippers could offer as teammates Blake Griffin, Eric Gordon, Baron Davis, DeAndre Jordan, Al Thornton, Sebastian Telfair and a first round draft pick.
The Knicks could offer as teammates Danilo Gallinari, Jordan Hill, Eddy Curry, Jared Jeffries, Wilson Chandler and Toney Douglas.
Which team would you rather join?
This is not to suggest that the Clippers should necessarily jump headlong into that pool. There are many other teams to consider, and maybe they have even more attractive rosters to offer. The point is that it's hard to imagine a LESS attractive competitive situation than the Knicks. Look at that list of names. Are any of them legitimate NBA starters? Gallinari and Hill MIGHT be some day; but they aren't now.
This is one of the more fascinating salary cap experiments in the history of the NBA. Never before has a team so brazenly pursued free agency as essentially their ONLY plan. Two entire Knicks seasons have been sacrificed on the altar of 2010 free agency. Then again, the Knicks have been abysmal for five straight seasons, and before Walsh put this plan in place, there wasn't even hope. So it's something.
You can legitimately ask what is the downside of this approach; why not make a run at a major free agent? This problem is of course largely not of Walsh's making, even today. With Eddy Curry and Jared Jeffries still weighing down his payroll next summer to the combined tune of $18M, there's just not a lot left over to pay a super mega-star AND have a, whaddya-call-it, team. But the risk of putting all of the eggs in the free agency basket is in the opportunity cost - who are they NOT signing now. Look no further than Sessions, Robinson and Lee. We know that Sessions signed with the T-Wolves for 4/$16M. The Knicks certainly could have signed him long term at what seems to be a bargain price. Likewise Robinson and/or Lee were Knicks' restricted FA's, and might have been signed long term save for the moratorium on multi-year deals. Sure, if the Knicks are snubbed by all of their high value targets, they can always turn their attentions back to Robinson and Lee. Of course, they may have moved on by then, and even if they haven't, as unrestricted free agents, the Knicks are more likely to find themselves in a bidding war with another suitor. Are Sessions or Robinson or Lee difference-makers? Are the Knicks going to lament not locking them up? We'll see. But the simple fact is that good teams are usually built on a series of good personnel moves - not on one swing of the bat.
It's reasonable to assume that SOMEONE will take Donnie Walsh's money next July, so stockpiling the cash won't be for naught. Then again, if that someone isn't named LeBron or Dwyane, I'm not sure they're going to be worth what they're going to ask (not even Bosh, imho). Does $15M per year to a 29 year old Joe Johnson solve New York's problems? Or does it just create new ones? (New ones that seem a lot like the old ones.) How about Amare?
As I said before, we obviously don't know the end of this story. It will be interesting to see what happens next.


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Berkeley Squeaks By St. Joseph's Women's Basketball in Battle of HVIAC Unbeatens
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St. Joseph's (Bklyn) (9-8, 1-1 HVIAC) 18 36 54
Berkeley College (NY) (10-3, 4-0 HVIAC) 28 29 57
Pts: Megan Moran - 20
Reb: Samantha Retas - 14
Ast: Samantha Retas - 6
Pts: Janay Thomas - 16
Reb: Milan Germany - 11
Ast: 2 Players (#1, #23) - 6
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – Despite a game-high 20 points from senior Megan Moran (Syosset, N.Y./St. Dominic's), the St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn) women's basketball team could not overcome a ten-point halftime deficit as they suffered a 57-54 setback to Berkeley College on Saturday night in a battle of Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) unbeatens at Borough of Manhattan Community College.
St. Joseph's (9-8, 1-1 HVIAC) drops their first conference game of the season and has lost three of their last four games, while Berkeley (10-3, 4-0) has now won six of their last seven games and with a win in one of their two final league games the Knights will clinch their first ever regular season title.
Moran continued her strong performance over the last five games, scoring in double figures for the fifth straight game on an efficient 9-of-18 (50 percent) shooting night. Adding contributions was junior Taylor Raccuglia (Brooklyn, N.Y./Bishop Kearney) who had 14 points and nine rebounds.
Junior Samantha Retas (Brooklyn, N.Y./Bishop Kearney) had a strong all-around game for the Lady Bears, scoring nine points while corralling a game-high 14 rebounds. The forward also added a career-high-tying six assists and came up with four steals.
Leading Berkeley was Janay Thomas who had a team-high 16 points, while two-time HVIAC Player of the Week Milan Germany recorded a double-double, finishing with 14 points and 11 rebounds.
The opening stanza saw St. Joseph's trail the entire half as they struggled from the field, shooting 24.0 percent (6-of-25) in the opening period. The Lady Bears defense held its own in the first half limiting the Knights to 28.1 percent (9-of-32) shooting but Berkeley headed into the locker rooms up 10, 28-18, helped by five trifectas in the first half compared to zero for St. Joseph's.
Both teams came out of the break and picked up their play as each team improved on their shooting numbers in the second half. The Lady Bears got on the board 14 seconds into the second half on a trey by Retas, cutting the deficit to single digits, 28-21, after St. Joseph's had trailed by as many as 13 in the opening frame.
After Germany nailed a triple to up the Berkeley lead back to 10, 31-21, at the 17:44 mark in the second half, the Lady Bears would start their furious comeback going on an 18-10 run over the next six minutes to get within two, 41-39, with 11 minutes left to play, the closest they had been since it was 5-3 at the 17:26 mark of the first half.
The Knights increased the lead back to five before St. Joseph's rolled off another run, this time an 11-2 spurt that gave them their largest lead of the game at 54-50 with 2:52 left to play. However, Berkeley came right back with a three-pointer and a jumper to take back the lead for good as the Lady Bears comeback bid came up short.
After Thomas made two free throws for the Knights to put them up 48-43 with 5:35 left to play, St. Joseph's would go on a 11-2 run over the next three minutes to take a 54-50 lead with 2:52 left to play. Moran had seven of the 11 points, connecting on a pair of layups, a jump shot and a free throw to help lead the Lady Bears back.
McNamee capped off the spurt with a layup and it looked like St. Joseph's was going to finish off the comeback, but the Knights had other ideas scoring five unanswered to take back the lead for good at 55-54 with 1:14 left to play. Berkeley would add a pair of free throws and kept the Lady Bears off the board for the last 2:52 to seal the win.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Other contributor: Kelly McNamee (7 pts, 5 reb, 4 ast, 2 stl)
Both teams shot an identical 34.5 percent from the field as the Lady Bears went 20-of-58 while the Knights finished 19-of-55 from the floor.
The biggest disparity of the contest came from beyond the arc where Berkeley connected on 8-of-17 (47.1 percent) compared to 2-of-7 (28.6 percent) by St. Joseph's.
The two teams were nearly even on the glass with the Knights holding a 42-41 edge.
The Lady Bears held their own in the paint claiming a 22-12 edge in points in the paint.
Berkeley won the bench battle maintaining a 13-0 margin in bench points.
THE LADY BEAR FACTS
St. Joseph's falls to Berkeley for the first time ever in six all-time meeting dating back to 2011.
Moran has scored 20+ points in two of her last three games after having never reached the 20-point plateau in her career prior to the Lady Bears game against CCNY.
NEXT UP FOR THE LADY BEARS
St. Joseph's returns to action on Monday, January 27th, facing Vaughn College in another HVIAC road matchup at 7:30 p.m.


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Pfizer Scaled Back 2020 COVID-19 Vaccine Production Targets From 100 Million to 50 Million Doses
Pfizer scaled back its Covid-19 production targets earlier this year after the drugmaker ran into difficulties securing all the materials it needs to produce the shots at a large scale.
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A temperature controlled cold storage haulage truck leaves the Pfizer Inc. facility in Puurs, Belgium, on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. The quick approval of Pfizer Inc.s coronavirus vaccine in the U.K. isnt likely to accelerate the availability of the shot in Asia, as countries work to complete local safety tests and negotiate deals.
In news releases through September, Pfizer had said that it aimed to manufacture up to 100 million vaccine doses this year. But in several releases in November, the company cut that to an estimate of up to 50 million doses. Pfizer is developing its vaccine with Germany-based BioNTech SE.
A Pfizer spokeswoman said in a statement Thursday that multiple factors slowed the company down, including the time it took to source large quantities of the raw materials needed to produce the shots. But the company said it has finished bringing its manufacturing up to scale and it is now producing vaccines at a rapid pace.
"Scaling up a vaccine at this pace is unprecedented, and we have made significant progress as we have moved forward in the unknown," said spokeswoman Amy Rose. In particular, she said, "scale up of the raw material supply chain took longer than expected."
Modifications to the vaccine production lines in both the U.S. and Europe are now complete, Rose said.
"Finished doses are being made at a rapid pace," said Rose. "We are confident in our ability to supply 1.3 billion doses by the end of 2021."
Earlier, the Wall Street Journal reported that supply-chain problems caused the New York-based drugmaker to reduce the number of vaccines it expects to ship worldwide this year. That led Pfizer shares to fall as much as 3.1% and caused the wider stock market to dip. The S&P 500 ended Thursday's trading down 0.1%.
The two-shot vaccine, based on a technology called messenger RNA, was cleared for use by U.K. regulators this week, and has been submitted for an emergency-use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. A 44,000-participant clinical trial showed the shot to be 95% effective in preventing symptomatic Covid-19.
While Pfizer is confident it has the materials it needs, the report Thursday was a reminder that the world is depending on mass manufacturing at an unprecedented speed and scale to end the pandemic. Any hiccup in the process could delay the onset of the global economic recovery.
Moderna Inc., which has also submitted a messenger RNA-based vaccine to the FDA for emergency clearance, said in a statement on Thursday it would have between 100 million and 125 million doses available globally in the first quarter of 2021.
Operation Warp Speed Chief Operating Officer Gus Perna has said that the U.S. will distribute 40 million vaccine doses total by the end of the year, enough for 20 million people.
The U.K. pre-ordered 40 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine. On Nov. 4, five days before Pfizer cut its manufacturing target, Kate Bingham, chair of the U.K. Vaccine Taskforce, said 10 million could be delivered by year-end.
On Thursday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said an initial batch of 800,000 doses will be administered starting next week, and that it was "not unreasonable" to expect 5 million by year-end — suggesting the U.K. has already lowered its expectations of how much Pfizer can deliver this year.
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Yami Gautam Biography, Wiki, Age, Height And Complete Profile Info
Yami Gautam Biography Wiki
Beautiful Yami is an Indian Television and film actress who made her debut with a Kannada film Ullasa Utsaha in opposite to Ganesh and then made her debut in Bollywood with the movie "Vicky Donor" as directed by talented Shoojit Sircar in opposite to handsome Ayushman Khurana. Yami is the sister of actress Surilie Gautam and daughter of director Mukesh Gautam.
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Yami Gautam was born on 28 Nov 1988 in Bilaspur ( Himachal Pradesh, India ) to Mukesh and Anjali Gautam. She was brought up in chandigarh. Her father Mukesh was a Punjabi film director and her sister Surilie is also an actress who made her debut with a Punjabi film called "Power Cut". She opt a degree in Law and was very passionate and desperate to join Indian Administrative Services in her early age. But at the age of 20, she changed her mind and decided to go for acting and glamour world. For this sake, she left her full time studies in middle because of issues related to time management but never get out from her hobby of reading as she is very fond of studies. Along with her hobby of studying, she is also fond of interior decorations and listening good music. As pet sources, she is pursuing her Graduation degree on Part time basis from Mumbai. Apart from several Bollywood projects, she also worked for many Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada movies too. She also cast for various TV commercials and soap operas like Chand Ke Paar Chalo (2008), Raajkumar Aaryyan (2008), Yeh Pyar Na Hoga Kam (2009) and Meethi Choori No 1 (2010). Fair and lovely, Cornetto, Samsung Mobiles and Chevrolet are some of her latest endorsements.
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Motor Neurone Disease Causes
Motor neurone disease is a debilitating condition caused by degeneration of the nerve cells that control muscle movement.
Exactly what leads to the loss of these specialist motor neuron is not understood, although genetic predisposition has been identified as a factor in a small proportion of sufferers. In around 5% of cases, the patient has a family member who also developed either motor neurone disease or a similar condition called frontotemporal dementia. In most of these individuals, gene mutations have been identified as contributors to the condition. In cases where there seems to be no family history, the condition is referred to as sporadic.
Hypothesized causes of motor neurone disease
Although it is not clear why the motor neuron become damaged, researchers think a combination of various interrelating factors may play a role and some of these include:
Genetic mutations
In around 5% of people who suffer from motor neurone disease, defective genes are thought to play a role in contributing to the disease. A number of genes have been identified that cause the inherited form of this disease and these include: SOD1, TDP-43, FUS,VCP, C90RF72, SQSTM1and Profilin1.
Disruption of the nerve cells
All cells have a transport system for moving nutrients into the cell and waste materials out of the cell. It is speculated that in motor neurone disease, the transport systems in motor neuron becomes defective, causing loss of normal nerve function.
Aggregate formation
Proteins sometimes clump together and form aggregates in motor neurone disease. The clumps may interrupt the usual function of the neuron.
Build up of toxic wastes
Normal cell activity can eventually lead to the build up of toxic products inside cells. Antioxidiants produced by the body usually combat this toxic waste but some experts believe that in the case of motor neurone disease, the affected nerve cells are deficient in antitoxidants.
All nerve cells communicate using special chemical messengers called neurotransmitters. One of these is called glutamate. Some studies suggest that an increased sensitivity to glutamate in motor neuron may be responsible for the damage caused to the cells in people with motor neurone disease. This has not been linked to dietary intake of glutamate.
Abnormal mitochondria
Studies have demonstrated that the mitochondria or power houses of the cells that provide the cell's energy, are abnormal in the motor neuron of people with the condition.
Deficiency of neurotrophic factors
Motor neuron are provided with nutrients by neurotrophic factors. Research has shown that these factors are not correctly produced in motor neurone disease, which may weaken the nerves and leave them susceptible to damage.
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Close Your Eyes and Gimme a Kiss
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"Close Your Eyes and Gimme a Kiss" was written in 1992 for the 50 Song Project collaboration between Rivers and Pat Wilson. The song eventually became a part of the 1991-1992 Weezer cassette tape that contained songs intended for the Weezer project. On February 14, the band that would soon thereafter be named Weezer rehearsed together for the first time. On February 16, the third day of rehearsals, the band began recording to tape. "Close Your Eyes and Gimme a Kiss" was among the songs rehearsed.
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Many times ago, as it takes to make the world
That's what she said
So it's written there, dogs and cats everywhere
Been what she said
Say you don't know, say you don't go no more
Say you never heard of such a thing, say you don't know
Everywhere I look it's always one inch that it took
Never asking
Say you never heard of such a thing in your life
No wonder you don't know
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A Cherry Hill shopper told police three men approached her in a parking lot, stole her purse and then fled in a car.
CHERRY HILL - Three Pennsauken men have been charged in connection with a purse-snatching here.
Police were called to the Garden State Park shopping plaza on Haddonfield Road shortly after 5:30 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a robbery.
A woman told officers that two men approached her and "forcibly stole here purse and fled," according to a police report issued Thursday.
A passer-by saw the men jump into a waiting car gave police a license plate number, officials said.
Pennsauken police later made a traffic stop of the suspected vehicle and arrested three men.
Gervone Freeman, 18, of the unit block of 36th Street; Dexter Threadgill, 33, of the unit block of West River Drive; and Kyleel Stallworth, 19, of the unit block of Lexington Avenue were each charged with robbery and conspiracy.
The Pennsauken men were held in Camden County Jail.
Police said the stolen purse was recovered.