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Badami-Murg , try something different !!
Warm Greetings to all readers for a lovely year to start.Let's celebrate life with new hope ,new dreams with a promising spirit.2015 was full of travel for me ,had many new experiences making me even more stronger,more confident at the same time.Hope this year brings a lot of good food to me with new people ,places to interact.
Today our showstopper is chicken ,but it's little rich which goes well with Indian flat-bread ,Lachha Paratha or with dahi-roti.
Marinate the chicken cubes with turmeric ,salt and lemon juice and keep aside for 30 min. Drain the marination water from chicken.Put all the ingredients written in second marination and keep for 2-3 hour.
In a pan put ingredient 3,4 and 5 .After a minute add clarified butter first and add cooking oil to it.
Add bay leaf .Add sliced onion and fry till soft & light brown.Add ginger,garlic paste and saute for 2 min.
Add the marinated chicken pieces and start stirring at high flame (bhuno) for 2-3 minute.Reduce the flame and cook for 2 min more.
In the mean time make a smooth paste of almond,sesame seed,green chili with a little water.Add this paste and sugar to chicken and mix well.Add warm water,salt and cook on slow flame till they are soft and done.
Garnish with coriander leaves if you like.I like without that.


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Our Research Units
Leadership Support Fund
Teaching and Learning Awards
CSAHS Alumni Association
Giving to the College
College Strategic Plan
How do I verify if the foundation in which I am applying for a grant is a registered charitable organization?
You can verify this by visiting the Canada Revenue Agency's website. Here you will find a searchable database for all registered charitable organizations.
Cost of Research (Eligible, Ineligible, Indirect)
What is the current mileage rate for the University and what other costs can I claim when I travel?
According to the Travel and Business Reimbursement Policy & Procedure, current mileage rate for the University is $.48/km (see section 2.5.2).
Where can I find information to help me calculate the indirect costs of research?
The Office of Research has prepared guidelines on Indirect Rates for Research at the University of Guelph.
In Table 1 you will find a summary of indirect costs taken from the Policy on Indirect Cost Rates.
Can I purchase equipment up to $7,000 in each year of an NSERC Discovery Grant?
Yes, you may request up to $7,000 in equipment in each year of an NSERC Discovery Grant. The NSERC Research Tools and Instruments (RTI) program is available to fund larger requests (i.e., over $7,001).
What are eligible and ineligible expenses for grants received through the Tri-Council agencies?
While the list below is not exhaustive, it highlights some common expenses that may or may not be claimed against grants received from Tri-Council agencies. The general principle is that award monies must be put towards the direct costs of the funded research project. Supporting documentation, such as original receipts, invoices, and statements justifying the expenses are required by the funding agencies. Indirect costs such as basic utilities, administrative costs, and office equipment are supplied by the institution. For a more detailed breakdown of the proper use of grant funds, please visit NSERC Use of Grant Funds.
Note: The items listed below were extracted from the Tri-Agency (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR) Financial Administration Guide, but they may also apply to other funding agencies.
Salaries and benefits for work performed by research personnel that contributes to the direct cost of the funded research.
Stipends paid to trainees (e.g., students) in accordance with institutional policies.
Honoraria for individuals who are not eligible to hold a Tri-Council award, e.g., researchers/faculty from non-Canadian institutions.
Fees related to participant recruitment and remuneration (if approved by the Research Ethics Board).
Consulting fees.
Clerical salaries directly related to the dissemination of research, e.g., manuscript preparation.
Ineligible Expenses
Grantee's salary or consulting fee.
Honoraria for individuals who are eligible to hold a Tri-Council award.
Administrative charges.
Any form of compensation for co-applicants and collaborators of the grant.
CIHR: Payments to practicing clinicians; Release Time Allowance (RTA).
Air Travel (economy fare only).
Meals and accommodation.
Travel cancellation insurance and seat reservation charges.
Entry Visa fee (for grantees and/or research personnel when required for research purposes).
Travel health insurance (for research personnel who do not receive any such benefits from their institution and/or other sources).
Safety-related expenses for field work, e.g., immunizations.
Trips limited to 125 days per person per year (SSHRC/NSERC).
Ineligible Expenses:
Passport and immigration fees.
International driver's licenses.
Commuting costs between home and place of employment, or between two places of employment.
Reimbursement for airfare purchased with frequent flyer points programs.
Living expenses during sabbatical leave.
Stationery used for data collection, e.g., questionnaires, workshops, and seminars.
Printing of manuals and e-journal articles relevant to the research project.
Extended warranty for equipment.
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Costs of the construction, renovation, or rental of research facilities.
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Sales taxes to which exemption or rebate applies.
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Computers, hardware, software, modems, and cellular phones when necessary for data collection (with adequate justification).
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Home internet costs.
Standard monthly connection, installation, or rental fees for telephones.
Voicemail.
Library acquisitions.
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Costs of developing web-based information, including website maintenance fees.
Costs associated with the dissemination of findings, e.g., videos, CD-ROMs.
Page charges for articles published.
Manuscript preparation.
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Costs of purchasing books, periodicals, and specialized office supplies.
Hospitality costs for networking.
Entertainment or gifts other than those specified under eligible costs.
Alcoholic beverages.
Computer and language training.
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Costs of memberships in professional associations.
Where can I find a list of Open Access Journals and the costs associated with publishing in Open Access Journals?
For more information and support as you explore open access, please consult University of Guelph Library Services
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Where can I find information about salary and benefit rates for graduate students?
Salaries/stipends (not including benefits) for graduate students is discipline-specific and varies according to academic qualifications and specific job duties. For Tri-Council applications, it is imperative that you provide justification for salary/stipend amounts. Please consult your peers and department admins for typical amounts provided in your departments. Otherwise, for information on salary for graduate students, you may use the Memorandum of Settlement between the University of Guelph and CUPE 3913, Unit 1, Article 14 as a guide only. Until August 31 2016, the current hourly wage for GTAs is $40.65/hour.
For a breakdown of benefit rates please refer to the Benefits Allocation Rates for Employee Payroll Costs. The current benefit rate for graduate students is 0.50%.
Where can I find information about hiring undergraduate students (including wages)?
Salaries/stipends (not including benefits) for undergraduate students is discipline-specific and varies according to academic qualifications and specific job duties. For Tri-Council applications, it is imperative that you provide justification for salary/stipend amounts. Please consult your peers and department admins for typical amounts provided in your departments. Otherwise, for information on salary for graduate students, you may use the Human Resources Student Wages Webpage as a guide.
For a breakdown of benefit rates please refer to the Benefits Allocation Rates for Employee Payroll Costs. The current benefit rate for undergraduate student labourers is 9.25%.
What are the current graduate tuition fees - including international student fees?
A breakdown of current graduate student tuition fees is located in the Office of Registrarial Services Student Financial Services webpage.
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What can I include as in-kind contributions for SSHRC Partnership Grants?
Please refer to the SSHRC website - Guidelines for Cash and In-Kind Contributions. Here you will find a list of eligible and ineligible contributions. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and can be used as a guideline when applying for other grants.
How do I complete the OR-5 form when applying to a Tri-Council Agency?
When completing the budget section of the OR-5, please note that the Tri-Council Agencies are exempt of indirect costs/overhead costs and are therefore not included.
An OR-5 form is no longer required for CIHR Doctoral applications. The Office of Graduate Studies is signing authority for the Signature of Institution Paid page required for the application.
NSERC/SSHRC/CIHR Post-Docs: The Office of Graduate Studies is not involved with processing these applications. If signatures are required, please contact the Office of Research Services.
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Welcome to the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences (CSAHS), which traces its origins and traditions to the establishment of the Macdonald Institute, one of the University of Guelph's three founding colleges.
The college provides programming in a range of social science and applied human science disciplines and support to discipline-based and inter/multi-disciplinary researchers.
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Is there a standardized DateTime and Decimal (high precision numbers) types in Rust? Or is there some kind of de facto standard?
Alternatively, are there any plans for standardized DateTime/Decimal?
The chrono crate is the usual suspect for time related things.
The num crate has a BigNum type for arbitrary precision. Not sure if you want fixed-but-choosable precision or arbitrary-precision.
Not sure if you want fixed-but-choosable precision or arbitrary-precision.
Now, that you mention it, I might need fixed but choosable precision and arbitrary-precision.


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Segment B: Density Lab Results and Crush Lab
Unit 2: Introduction to Matter
Our students continue their discussion of penny densities in this segment and begin a crushing experiment to examine the different physical properties of chemicals.
Segment A: Properties of Matter
Segment C: Physical Properties and Phase Change
Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information about the chemical and physical properties of matter resulting from the ability of atoms to form bonds.
Plan and carry out an investigation to gather evidence to compare the physical and chemical properties at the macroscopic scale to infer the strength of intermolecular and intramolecular forces.
Construct an argument by applying principles of inter- and intra-molecular forces to identify substances based on chemical and physical properties.
Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information about the structure and properties of matter.
S8P1.c
Plan and carry out investigations to compare and contrast chemical (i.e., reactivity, combustibility) and physical (i.e., density, melting point, boiling point) properties of matter.
S8P1.d
Construct an argument based on observational evidence to support the claim that when a change in a substance occurs, it can be classified as either chemical or physical.
alloy - a homogeneous mixture of metals, or a mixture of a metal and a non-metal in which the metal is the major component.
brittleness - a material's ability to absorb energy before fracturing.
chemical change - any change that results in the formation of a new chemical substance.
chemical property - a characteristic of a substance that's observed during a chemical reaction.
chromatography - parts of a mixture are separated based on the ability of each dissolved component to travel through materials at different speeds.
combustibility - occurs when a material catches fire at a temperature above 43 degrees celcius.
compound - any substance formed from two or more elements that have been joined together chemically.
condensation - the phase change that occurs when water vapor cools down to form liquid water.
condensation point - the temperature at which a gas turns into a liquid at standard pressure.
crystallization - the separation of a pure solid substance from a solution containing the dissolved substance.
density - the amount of mass per unit volume.
deposition - when a gas changes directly into a solid without going through the liquid phase.
distillation - the process that separates homogenous mixtures based on the different boiling points of the substances.
enthalpy - the amount of heat in a system at constant pressure.
evaporation - occurs on the surface of a liquid as it changes into a gas.
filtration - a physical process used to separate solids from liquids by passing them through a barrier.
flammability - occurs when a material catches fire at a temperature below 43 degrees celcius.
freezing - when a liquid turns into a solid.
freezing point - the temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid.
heterogeneous mixture - a combination of two or more substances in which the original substances are separated into physical distinct regions.
homogeneous mixture - a combination of two or more substances that have uniform composition and chemical properties throughout; also known as a solution.
intermolecular force - any force that can hold or repel particles.
malleability - how readily a material's shape can be changed.
matter - anything that has mass and takes up space.
melting - when a solid turns into a liquid.
melting point - the temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid.
mixture - a combination of two or more pure substances in which each pure substance retains its individual chemical properties.
phase change - a special type of physical change in which a substance transitions among the states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas, but the chemical properties of the substance remain the same.
physical change - a change which alters a substance without altering its composition.
physical property - a characteristic that can be observed or measured without changing the chemical makeup of a substance. Types include color, odor, texture, boiling point, melting point, and density.
reactivity - the relative ability of a substance to undergo a chemical reaction.
solution - a combination of two or more substances that have uniform composition and chemical properties throughout; also known as a homogeneous mixture.
sublimation - when a solid transistions into a gas without going through the liquid phase.
temperature - a measure of the random kinetic energy in a sample of matter.
vaporization - the phase change from liquid to gas.
Unit 2B Note Taking Guide & Segment Questions (173.51 KB)
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Unit 2B Density Lab Worksheet (132.23 KB)
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Students explore the chemical and physical properties of matter and discover how scientific ideas are connected to each other rather than existing in isolation.
Segment D: Phase Change Demonstrations
Segment E: Chemical Properties
Segment F: Mixtures
Segment G: Separating Mixtures
Segment H: Chromatography Results and Mixtures Challenge
Segment I: Mixtures Challenge Results and Water Treatment


Hey! First up, young women to me are between 18 and 30. My last gf was 24, and quite lovely. However all things have to move on, and despite wealth and happiness its getting less easy to attrect younger women.
I'm not very 'in your face' so I have a tough time meeting younger women, which gets increasingly hard as time goes by.
What things do you guys do to get noticed!
I don't see it that way. you only should be what you are and show her what you really want. you might be surprised what you'll find.
Well I normally go to where the younger women are. Try to have common or shared interests. I also, like lots of eyes contact to get their attention. If at a bar buy them a drink to start things, and try and talk with them. Nothing happens, such is life move on to the next one. Just like you would any other women,just have to go where they are,and have something in common.


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Nathan Jatcko Mourned by Friends and Fellow St. Louis Musicians
PHOTO BY MADISON THORN
The search for a St. Louis musician who went missing early on the morning of Friday, January 12, ended last night with a devastating announcement from his family: Nathan Jatcko has passed away.
The talented musician was 31, the victim of an apparent suicide.
"I am heartbroken to announce the passing of my dear and loved brother Nathan Jatcko on 1/17/2018," Sara Jatcko wrote on Facebook. "He took his life. He leaves behind a loving family and wide community of friends. We are at a loss for words, but appreciate all of the love, kindness, and prayers communicated to us over the past five days. Thank you."
The outpouring of grief in St. Louis' music community, where Jatcko was a highly regarded player, was swift, with many friends, fellow musicians and current and former bandmates taking to social media to share their stories.
John Krane of Brotherfather first started performing with Jatcko when they were each in high school, he writes. They still performed together over the years, with Jatcko providing guest keys from time to time, and recently they'd decided to make Jatcko a full member of Brotherfather.
"What are the chances that one of the first musicians you ever play with will turn out to be the greatest you'll ever play with?" he writes. "I will remember playing music with him, and video games, and poker, and talking about Herbie Hancock and the Traveling Wilburys, and making jokes about his hat, and sitting outside my parents' house after the first rock gig we ever played and talking about the rush we felt."
Fellow keyboardist Ryan Marquez of Fresh Heir writes that he filled in for Jatcko on a gig last year with Jatcko's group Naked Rock Fight. He describes how much fun it was playing Jatcko's original compositions, describing them as "some bad-ass funky tunes."
"Nathan you are an amazing talent and I am grateful and better for knowing you," he writes. "Your loss leaves so many that your light touched truly heartbroken. May you rest in peace in jazz heaven."
John Henry, for whom Jatcko played keys on 2016's Dark City Dark Country, shared three photos of them onstage together.
"I will always remember my friend, Nathan," he writes. "You brought so much beauty to a world that needs it. You made those around you better, you gave more than you took. You brought me to tears in the studio with your playing. It's a terrible injustice that you suffered the pain that you did. Life is unfair, but I am grateful for the time we spent together. You are the best."
Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced, but tributes to Jatcko have already begun spilling their way onto stages in St. Louis. Jazz players Ben Reece, Montez E. Coleman, Ben Wheeler and Austin Cebulskii will perform at the Dark Room tonight, a venue Jatcko frequently played. Reece says the group will "honor him with our music and our fellowship."
Jatcko was raised in Highland, Illinois, and attended Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, where he studied music. After graduation he moved to St. Louis. Over the years he performed with a plethora of local acts, including Pavlov's Dog, Yankee Racers, Kentucky Knife Fight, Naked Rock Fight, the Liberation Organ Trio and many more, in addition to frequent solo work and collaborations with the likes of Emily Wallace, Dawn Weber, Christy Coleman and others. His death leaves a gaping hole in St. Louis' music community.
Jatcko released his debut solo album Catch in September. Listen to that below, and share your memories of Jatcko in the comments.
Rest in peace.
Catch by Nathan Jatcko


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John 20:23 is the twenty-third verse of the twentieth chapter of the Gospel of John in the New Testament. It records Jesus giving the power of forgiveness to the disciples during his first appearance after the resurrection.

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The original Koine Greek, according to the Textus Receptus, reads:

In the King James Version of the Bible it is translated as:
Whose soever sins ye remit, they are remitted unto them; and whose soever sins ye retain, they are retained.

The modern World English Bible translates the passage as:
Whoever's sins you forgive, they are forgiven them. Whoever's sins you retain, they have been retained."

For a collection of other versions see BibleHub John 20:23

Analysis
The account of Jesus' first appearance in the Gospel of John (20:19-23; ) shows similarity to the account in the Gospel of Luke (), that it happened in Jerusalem in the evening of his resurrection from the dead.

Jesus' promise here is given to the whole group of disciples (the verb is plural), parallel to the promise in Matthew 16:19; Matthew 18:18. The disciples' power to forgive sins is linked to the gift of the Spirit in John 20:22, and not in human power. The verbs for forgiving and retaining are in the passive form, indicating that God is the one in action.

With the statement in this verse, Jesus declares that in his messianic community (the "new covenant") his followers ("Christians") now hold the key to membership, in contrast to the authority held by the Jewish leadership (represented by the Sanhedrin and the Pharisees at that time) to affirm or deny acceptance in the synagogues (the "old covenant").

John 20:23 is seen as the origin for the practice of Confession and Absolution by the Catholic Church, Lutheran Churches, Anglican Communion, Eastern Orthodox Churches, Oriental Orthodox Churches, Assyrian Church of the East, and Irvingian Churches. These Christian denominations teach that the Church has been given the apostolic power to forgive sins.

See also
Keys of the kingdom
Power of the Keys

References

Sources

External links
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Back in 2010, I noted that government spending can beget further spending. I cited research by Russell Sobel and George Crowley which shows that when the federal government transfers money to the states (as the stimulus bill did), the states tend to increase their own future taxes after the federal money goes away. They found that for every $1.00 the feds send to the states, states increase their own future taxes between $0.33 and $0.42.
It recently came to my attention, however, that little-noticed aspects of the 2009 Stimulus and the 2010 Affordable Care Act go even further: they fund advocacy on behalf of further state and local government spending.
The stimulus bill set aside $650 million for the Department of Health and Human Services to spend on "evidence-based clinical and community-based prevention and wellness strategies." The idea was to encourage state and local governments to adopt policies that get people to stop smoking, to eat better, and to get exercise.
HHS used the money to create a new grant program called Communities Putting Prevention to Work (CPPW). According to the CPPW website, it features "a strong emphasis on policy and environmental change at both the state and local levels." (emphasis added).
Grants can go to local governments or to non-profits. You can see a list of approved grantee strategies here. Many of the strategies seem to be regulatory in scope (e.g. media and advertising bans for cigarettes, bans on branded promotional items, etc.). A number are also focused on getting state and local governments to spend more money. For example, they suggest efforts to get money for "hard-hitting counter-advertising" against tobacco. Or for "safe, attractive accessible places for activity" such as "recreation facilities, [and] enhance[d] bicycling and walking infrastructure." They also call for "Reduced price[s] for park/facility use" (which, of course, means increased taxpayer support).
Interestingly, the Affordable Care Act doubled down on these activities. "Phase Two Funding" for CPPW was buried in the ACA.
It seems more than a little unseemly to have federal taxpayers bankroll an advocacy campaign like this. How would progressives feel if federal tax dollars were spent on a campaign to get state governments to cut taxes and regulations? Or how about a taxpayer-financed campaign to promote awareness of the Economic Freedom of the World index or the Freedom in the 50 States Index? Studies suggest, by the way, that economic freedom is associated with improved health outcomes (see Exhibit 1.16 of the EFW on p. 24). So maybe such a campaign would qualify for a grant under the program?
This entry was posted in Stimulus, Tax and Budget and tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, community, CPPW, Economic Freedom, EFW, HHS, local governments, Phase Two Funding, research, spending, state governments, tax on April 11, 2012 by Matt Mitchell.


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2023 Ford School Commencement
Type: School event
Apr 30, 2023, 3:30-5:30 pm EDT
825 North University Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
The Ford School is proud to celebrate the achievements of the graduating classes of 2023!
The Ford School Commencement Ceremony will be held this year at Hill Auditorium, and there will be a captioned livestream for guests viewing remotely.
University of Michigan Spring Commencement
Ford School Commencement Ceremony
View all graduation events
Tickets will not be required. However, graduates still need to RSVP. Student and Academic Services will send RSVP forms to students in February.
Information for graduating students
In accordance with Rackham rules, students who graduate during the academic year (i.e., the previous December, in April/May, or the following August) will be eligible to participate in the Ford School's Commencement ceremony and walk across the stage. This includes Ford School students receiving BA, MPP, MPA, or PhD degrees. Barring a request for an exception, these are the only students who will be eligible to participate in the ceremony. Please contact Jordan Long, jorlong@umich.edu, if you would like to request an exception.
Academic attire
Academic attire is required for the Commencement ceremony. All students are responsible for purchasing a gown, cap, and tassel. Masters and PhD students are also responsible for purchasing an academic hood. The color of the hood for public policy is teal. These items are available at the following stores: Barnes and Noble @ University of Michigan, Barnes and Noble @ North Campus, The M Den, and Michiganensian Yearbook beginning mid-March.
The Ford School has some academic attire for loan on a first-come, first-served basis, which will be available starting in April. You will be required to sign each item out with the understanding that you'll return the borrowed items after Commencement. The gowns, hats, and hoods will be available for pick-up from the Office of Student & Academic Services during business hours.
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Accommodations in and around Ann Arbor for commencement weekend require reservations well in advance. For a list of hotels, motels, and bed and breakfasts in the Ann Arbor vicinity, please visit: https://www.annarbor.org/hotels/
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Italian Serie A should be abolished?
The level of spread of Coronavirus in Italy is truly unstoppable, it even gets worse every day. For this reason, ex-Juventus Angelo Di Livio urged that the Italian Serie A competition this season should be abolished.
So far, this news was revealed, Italy has found more than 80 thousand positive cases of COVID-19, with a total of more than 8000 people died. That is, Italy is a country after China (origin of Corona Virus) with the findings of the highest number of cases in the world today.
Raise mortality there is also high, with a percentage of 10.19 Percent. That means, Italy is really being threatened. This virus poses a serious threat to the residents there, no wonder the government is really acting decisively in an effort to suppress the spread of the figure.
This outbreak also automatically stops many sports activities, not least the Italian Serie A as the highest soccer competition there. For a while, the competition was stopped until the coming May 2020.
Procrastination is indeed the best solution at the moment, but Angelo di Livio feels that it's better to just stop the campaign this season. Not only because the conditions have not subsided, but also because the schedule automatically becomes irregular.
"The time to end it all and cancel the season has come. There is no point in playing, people think of everything except competition.
It is unclear when it can proceed, many matches will overlap and the whole system will be difficult, given that next year there will be a European Cup.
I think canceling the league and starting again in July or August is the right decision. That is the only way to save Italian football, "Di Livio told Tuttosport.
Furthermore, Di Livio lauds the medical staff who are now fighting in the vanguard to fight the Plague. In fact, they are called worthy of status as heroes.
"This outbreak is like lightning, we are all surprised. There is great fear and attention. Doctors and nurses are truly extraordinary and great heroes, they don't have time to rest, "said Di Livio.
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New Delhi : Primitive study on the effectiveness of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine showed lower neutralizing capacity against the new variant Omicron in comparison to the variant detected in Wuhan at the beginning of the pandemic. The study conducted in the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) in South Africa on samples from people who had received Pfizer Covid vaccine showed that dual doses along with a reinfection was able to effectively evade the new variant, calling for administration of booster doses for effective production of antibodies against the infection.
Highlighting findings from the study conducted on people vaccinated with Pfzer, Alex Sigal, a professor at the Africa Health Research Institute, said, 'a very large drop' in neutralization of the Omicron variant relative to an earlier strain of Covid-19.The lab tested blood from 12 people who had been vaccinated with two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, according to a manuscript posted on the website for his lab."
Meanwhile, the addition of two more Omicron cases detected in Mumbai on Monday took the total cases tally to 23 in India. The first two cases were followed by ten cases in Maharashtra, nine in Rajasthan and one each in Gujarat and the national capital Delhi. The rapid rise witnessed in cases across the globe has raised concerns about the spread of Omicron and the possibility of this variant being detected in new cases recorded within the country.
As the calls rise for booster dose administration to health workers in India due to the onset of highly transmissible variant Omicron, Serum Institute of India on Tuesday said that they will be slashing their Covishield production capacity by 50 per cent in view of no new orders from the Center. Covishield vaccine has been administered to the majority of the Indian population under the vaccination drive along with Bharat Biotech's Covaxin. The current capacity stands at 250-275 million doses a month which was increased two-fold from the earlier capacity of 100-110 million doses.
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Smooth Operations Series Marks the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act
To mark the 50th Anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, BBC Radio 2 are re broadcasting Smooth Operations' 2004 series, Walking with the Wind.
The original three part series, narrated by former Black Panther and music legend Nile Rodgers, looked at the struggle for African-American civil rights in the 1960s and beyond. Motown legend Martha Reeves will narrate a new fourth and final episode about the legacy of the civil rights movement in contemporary America.
In the third episode, broadcast this week (Wednesday 2nd July at 22:00), Nile explores the rise of soul power, black power and the Black Panthers, and the death of Martin Luther King.
You can listen again to Episode 2 here, which analyses landmark moments including the march on Washington to hear Martin Luther King outline his dream for black Americans, the signing of the Civil Rights Act by President Lyndon Johnson and the brutal suppression of black protest making international headlines.
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One hundred and fifty years after the first discovery of gold in what is now Montana, Cody Ames, a tourist from Tonasket, Wash., pans through gravel deposited from a nearby mine Friday in Bannack, the state's first mining boomtown and, these days, a state park.
John White was the first to discover gold in Grasshopper Creek.
These days, prospecting of a different sort brings Michigan fly fisher Gary Reish to Grasshopper Creek where it winds by the outskirts of Bannack. "There's some big fish in this little creek," he says.
With her easel set up in the shade of one of Bannack's biggest buildings, Elizabeth Coachman paints a scene from Montana's first territorial capital.
By 1864, only three years after the discovery of gold nearby, Bannack was a dying little camp with many of the prospectors moving to richer claims in Alder Gulch near Virginia City.
Henry Edgar was one of the discoverers of gold in Alder Gulch in 1863.
BANNACK – We'll never know how John White's "eureka!" moment played out on July 28, 1862, when he discovered gold at Grasshopper Creek.
That strike 150 years ago Saturday precipitated Montana's first gold rush, gave rise to its first boomtown (Bannack) and led to the mining of some of the world's richest placer gold fields.
Even as the Civil War raged, Abraham Lincoln established Montana Territory not two years later, a direct result of White's modest find and what it wrought.
But details of the strike never surfaced, certainly not to the extent that Henry Edgar supplied after he and Bill Fairweather spotted color in their pans 10 months later, 75 wagon miles to the east.
"I have found a scad," Fairweather said that May evening.
"If you have one I have a hundred," Edgar said he said, and the fabulously rich Alder Gulch diggings were born.
Of course, he parlayed his riches from Grasshopper Creek into a career as a business tycoon and statesman of Montana, opening banks and financing railroads and lumber mills. It's no coincidence that our seat of government today is located in Whi … Whoa! Stop the madness.
John White was murdered in early 1864, still prospecting for his fortune in the Boulder River drainage. His only footnote in history is the extent to which Montana went to track down his killer – unsuccessfully, as it turns out.
It's a story repeated throughout the history of Montana's formative gold strikes – at Grasshopper Creek in 1862, Alder Gulch (Virginia City) in 1863, Last Chance Gulch (Helena) in 1864, and hundreds of others from Emigrant Gulch in the Yellowstone Valley to Cedar Creek on Montana's western edge.
The Siren of gold that has lured and plagued mankind for millennia rarely serenades those who find it first.
"That certainly applies in a number of cases. Whether it's a blanket accuracy, I'm not entirely sure," said Jeff Safford, emeritus professor of history at Montana State University.
Safford's field of expertise is early mining in Madison County, and the idea holds true there.
Most of the movers and shakers of infant Montana – Granville Stuart and Sam Hauser, Wilbur Fisk Sanders and Anton Holter, Frank Woody and Nathaniel Langford, James Fergus and John Bozeman – rushed to Bannack and/or Virginia City with gold on their minds. Few of them found much.
Missoula founders Christopher Higgins and Francis Worden showed up in the mining camps, too.
They set up stores at Gold Creek and Virginia City, and Higgins "was out here (in Bannack) cutting lumber at one point," Phillips said.
Fairweather was one of Montana's most intriguing characters. His find in Alder Gulch in 1863 could have set him up for life. Instead he died 12 years later, an alcoholic with nary a flake of gold to his name, let alone a scad.
Fairweather was known to throw nuggets in the street as he rode by, "letting the Chinese and kids scramble for it," said Baumler.
Old Antelope, of course, outlived Fairweather by years, she added.
On the other hand, Edgar lived a long and respected life, the last 26 of them at his ranch in Plains, where he died in 1910.
Peter Ronan was in on the first rush to Alder Gulch and later became agent of the Flathead Indian Reservation. In the 1880s, Ronan gave a "where are they now" rundown of Fairweather, Edgar and their four companions at the strike – Tom Cover, Barney Hughes, Harry Rodgers and Mike Sweeney. All except Fairweather still lived.
Grasshopper Creek was dubbed Willard Creek by Lewis and Clark in 1805. It meets the Beaverhead River near Interstate 15, 10 miles southwest of Dillon. White's strike was a few miles above the confluence. A richer vein farther upstream was tapped shortly after, and that's where Bannack City rose in a hurry.
The timing was good. The California gold rush that began in 1849 had petered out, and now the "Pikes Peakers" in Colorado, White's party among them, were on the hunt for richer grounds.
The Salmon River mines in what was not yet Idaho were going great guns, but the Beaverhead country had just gotten safer and easier to access with completion of the government-funded Mullan Road from Walla Walla to Fort Benton.
Bannack became home to Montana's first territorial capital. But even as the first Legislature met there in the winter of 1864-65, it was a dying little camp and Alder Gulch was on its way to becoming one of the richest gold fields in U.S. history.
In "Montana: A History of Two Centuries," authors Michael Malone, Richard Roeder and William Lang wrote that at least 10,000 people crowded into the "steep, rugged contours" of Alder Gulch in the first year and a half.
Somewhere between $30 million and $40 million in gold was taken from the 14-mile-long string of claims in the first five years. It's safe to assume the vast majority of it left the territory.
"Oh, boy, is it safe," said Safford, who studied a satellite mining district of Virginia City.
The big money wasn't in manning pick, shovel and sluice, he said.
He tracked some 2,500 names of people who went in and out of the Hot Springs district or were associated with it in 1864 and 1865. Fewer than 10 percent of them showed up in Montana's first census in 1870.
The so-called Four Georgians yanked attention northward when they made the last-ditch strike that made Helena famous in July 1864. Only John Cowan was from Georgia; D.J. Miller hailed from Alabama, John Crabb from Iowa and Reginald (Robert) Stanley from England.
They played roles in the early days of Helena, but only for a short time. In 1867, all sold their claims and headed back to civilization – reportedly with a wagon laden with gold.
Cowan was well enough off in his Georgia hometown to earn the Southern gentleman's title of colonel.
Meanwhile, Baumler said Hauser, one of the unsuccessful miners, established Montana's first chartered bank in 1866 on the discovery site in Last Chance Gulch, in a parking lot just north of the Helena public library.
Tolerate him or not, you have to hand it to William Andrews Clark. He was one of those early stymied gold-seekers in Bannack who stuck with Montana Territory and beyond. Nearly everything else he touched turned to gold – Butte copper at the top of the list.
In later years, Clark gifted Montana with the Columbia Gardens in Butte, Missoula's electric streetcar system and political corruption of grand proportions. When he died in 1925, he was one of the wealthiest men in the United States.
Of Montana's original gold finders, Tom Cover may have come closest to meriting more ink on the pages of history. After his group struck it rich in Alder Gulch in 1863, Cover popped up in a number of places, partnering with Bozeman (and some think murdering the trailblazer) and building the first commercial flour mill in the Gallatin Valley.
Reporter Kim Briggeman can be reached at 523-5266 or at kbriggeman@missoulian.com. Photography editor Kurt Wilson can be reached at 523-5270 or at kwilson@missoulian.com.
Missoula Mills founders Francis Worden and Christopher P. Higgins sold two city lots, one on either side of Front Street, on the first day of 1870.


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New 3-5-5 WNBA Playoff Format Approved for 2022 Season
Michael Burns November 18, 2021
Fans, players, and coaches all asked for it. The WNBA made it happen. A new 3-5-5 playoff format will be instituted starting in the 2022 season.
The previous format, which consisted of single elimination games in the first two rounds, was heavily weighted towards the top two seeds. Seeds three through eight all had to win one or more single elimination games to make it to a conference finals series.
News broke Thursday that the board of governors has voted to approve a new playoff system, with the goal of fixing what many felt was an unfair format.
The WNBA released the following information about how the new playoff format will work:
In one bracket, first-round play will place the No. 1 seed facing the No. 8 seed and the No. 4 seed versus the No. 5 seed in a best-of-three series, with the winners advancing to a best-of-five semifinals series against one another. In the other bracket, the No. 3 seed will face the No. 6 seed and the No. 2 seed will meet the No. 7 seed, with the winners moving on to face one another in the other best-of-five semifinals series.
The winners of the semifinals series will then meet in the WNBA Finals, which also will be a best-of-five series, to determine the WNBA champion.
Additional elements regarding the playoff structure are as follows:
The number of playoff rounds shifts from four to three and no teams will receive a bye to start the postseason. Teams will not be reseeded following the first round.
The planned change for the first-round series games will include a 2-1 format in which the higher seed will host Games 1 and 2 and the lower seed will host Game 3 if necessary.
The new format will add eight potential games to the playoff footprint.
The semifinals and WNBA Finals will each remain unchanged as best-of-five series and follow the same 2-2-1 format whereby the higher seed hosts Games 1, 2 and 5, and the lower-seeded team will host Games 3 and 4 in their respective series.
"We have been evaluating different playoff formats over the past 12 months, and the new playoff format being announced today will enable fans to engage with all of the league's best teams and top stars right from the start of the postseason with all eight championship contenders immediately involved in exciting, first-round action," said WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. "Following significant discussions with our Competition Committee and a Playoff subcommittee we formed last year, it was clear that while the prior format's single-elimination games created a win-and-advance level of excitement to the start of the postseason, the new best-of-three series format will provide added opportunities to create and showcase rivalries with all playoff-eligible teams participating."
The prior playoff format, adopted in 2016 consisted of four rounds using a 1-1-5-5 format, with two single elimination rounds and the No. 1 and 2 seeds receiving double-byes into the semifinals. The new playoff format being announced today will provide the top eight teams with a consistent start to their playoff runs.
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Republicans Block Passage of Homeland Security Bill
Diane S. Witiak
(Washington, D.C.)—"It should be crystal clear to the American people that the White House and Senate Republican leaders are the real stumbling block to passing critical legislation to create a Homeland Security Department," stated Bobby L. Harnage, Sr., National President of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE).
"When given precisely what they've been demanding for weeks, Senate Republicans refused to agree on a straight up-or-down vote on the Gramm-Miller amendment which mirror's President Bush's legislation.
"It's obvious Senate Republican leaders as well as the White House are holding up passage of this bill in an "Alice in Wonderland" attempt to blame Democrats for the delay in hopes of winning over voters on Election Day.
"Over the past several weeks, Senate Republicans have consistently voted against cutting off debate on the Homeland Security bill. Recent election ads on television have used misinformation to bash incumbent Democratic Senators like war hero Max Cleland (D-Ga.), claiming he voted against the Homeland Security bill, when, in fact, he voted numerous times to stop the endless debate and move the bill forward for a vote on the Senate floor.
"No matter the sound bites, spin or hype used by the White House and Republican leaders, no one should be fooled. This is a purely partisan fight to bust public sector unions. The White House has maintained that unless it has the authority to take away the union rights that employees now have, it will never agree to a Homeland Security bill. Indeed, since the President adamantly opposed such a bill until early June (election session), the question surfaces as to whether the President actually became a convert or simply staged a fight to create another issue for partisan politics.
"This is not a genuine dispute between political parties to create the very best homeland security for the American people. If that were true, the White House and Republican leaders would never have given a serious thought to doing away with critical rights and protections which actually enhance the ability of frontline federal employees to keep our homeland safe.
"Future Homeland Security employees are not 'special interests' as the White House has tried to negatively spin. Federal employees, charged with the responsibility to protect our nation and its citizens, serve the public's interest. This is a fight to stop the White House and Republican leaders from stripping democratic rights and freedoms from the same employees who are charged with protecting the American public's democratic rights and freedoms.
"This is a fight to stop the wholesale revocation of a system established to keep politics out of the hiring process, attract highly-skilled and experienced workers and permit employees to speak out when mismanagement and system failures that threaten our security are witnessed.
"The Nelson-Chafee-Breaux amendment allows federal employees to carry over their union representation to the new department. These employees have enjoyed union representation for some 40 years. They should not be denied union representation, for performing the same work, simply because they are transferred to a new department.
"This bi-partisan compromise allows the President to remove collective bargaining rights and protections from those employees whose jobs substantial change and their primary job duty is intelligence, counterintelligence, or investigative work directly related to terrorism investigation. It's a fair compromise and should have been passed by the Senate weeks ago.
"Union membership has never been inconsistent with national security. The union members who will become part of the new Homeland Security Department are among our nation's most patriotic, dedicated and selfless public servants—just like union civilian workers in the Defense Department, the Defense Industry, and the fire fighters and police officers who gave their lives on September 11. These employees have worked tirelessly before, during and after September 11 to protect our homeland. They deserve our support to preserve their collective bargaining rights.
"AFGE and its members thank those Senators who recognize the urgent need to maintain federal employee rights and protections for those who will be transferred to the Department of Homeland Security.
"This fight is not over, just postponed. I urge union members across the country to remember the insulting half truths and fictitious examples used over the past several months by both the White House and Republican leaders in the Senate and House to justify their attempts to deny federal employees the right to belong to a union. And then make sure to vote on Election Day."


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Queensryche Rocks the House
Spanning decades, progressive heavy metal band Queensryche rocked the nearly packed Concord Music Hall in Chicago Illinois, giving everyone something awesome to do on a Sunday night.
Playing in front of large video screens set up on stage, they created a visual experience on par with stadium shows, showing stunning individual visuals with each song. Touching on just about everyone's favorite albums, they played three songs from concept album Operation: Mindcrime including; "The Mission", and "Operation: Mindcrime". Rage for Order was represented with "Screaming in Digital" and "The Killing Words". Even 1984's The Warning was represented with a song and in a shout out to the longtime fans, Queensryche played early 80's "Queen of the Ryche", a difficult song that LaTorre sang with what seemed like little effort.
Queensryche stayed red hot, finishing the show with some of their best songs, "Jet City Woman", "Take Hold of the Flame", "Screaming in Digital" and the always amazing "Eyes of a Stranger" as the show closer. Go see the band live: Queensryche official tour-dates
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Opening the show with "Guardian" from their 15th studio album Condition Hüman, released Oct 2015, they launched into a blistering 15 song set. Condition Hüman debuted at No. 27 on the Billboard 200 chart, the first time in many years Queensryche has seen a chart debut of their album. This is the second album with ex Crimson Glory singer Todd LaTorre, whose vocals are equal to the task of singing any song in the Queensryche library. With a library extending over 30 years and 15 studio albums, they have much to choose from.
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Russia is open for a dialogue with the EU member states in both bilateral and multilateral formats, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Tuesday.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – "We have not blocked any mechanism of negotiations, we are open for a dialogue in a bilateral, multilateral format," Zakharova told the Rossiya 24 TV channel in an interview.
Moscow may hold dialogues with any states and blocs, she noted.
"We are ready for such initiatives. The most important is that they would not be blocked by the 'big brother' or 'big brothers' that are not focused on such partnership or constructive talks, discussion of constructive issues," Zakharova added.
In 2014, relations between Russia and the West deteriorated amid the crisis in Ukraine. Washington and Brussels imposed several rounds of sanctions on Russia over Crimea's reunification with Russia and Moscow's alleged meddling in the Ukrainian conflict. Russia has repeatedly refuted the accusations, and warned that the sanctions are counterproductive and undermine regional and global stability.


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Here at Wegowise, we're always excited when cities and countries take initiatives to become more energy efficient. With several U.S. cities having passed energy disclosure laws, it made us wonder how the U.S. stacks up against other countries when it comes to energy benchmarking and energy efficiency in general.
Not surprising, a lot of countries have taken on energy efficiency initiatives. Last year, the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE), published an International Energy Efficiency Scorecard ranking the top 12 countries with the largest economies for their energy consumption and policies. Unfortunately the United States ranked 9th, hindered by our score in the area of transportation. The map below indicates which countries were included in the Scorecard, along with where they ranked for efficiency in the building, industry, and transportation sectors, in addition to national efforts to promote efficiency.
Of all the categories surveyed for the Scorecard, the U.S. scored the highest in the building category, coming in 4th overall. This is largely in part because the energy disclosure laws have generated an awareness of building energy use and encouraged the reduction of energy consumption.
However, there are many countries that have taken great strides to promote energy benchmarking. Let's take a look at a few.
Generally seen as more eco-conscious than Americans, we guessed that Europeans would be most energy efficient all around. While this is largely the case, Americans seem to be ahead of the EU when it comes to benchmarking ordinances. Though most European countries have some sort of benchmarking requirement, the method used to rate buildings varies. The first method, "operational labels," are similar to the American approach to benchmarking. These labels are based on the actual energy use of a building. The second method, "asset labels" are based on the predicted performance of a building. Most European countries require operational labels only for publicly owned buildings, shifting the focus away from actual energy use and targeting occupant activities to reduce consumption in privately owned buildings. Buildingrating.com, a website created by the nonprofit, Institute for Market Transformation, has a great breakdown of each EU country's energy policies.
Australia implemented its Commercial Building Disclosure program in 2011, requiring any building owner or lessor with commercial office space over 2,000 m2 to obtain a Building Energy Efficiency Certificate (BEEC) when the space is advertised for sale or lease. Among the elements in a BEEC includes an assessment of tenant lighting in the area of the building. Ranking 2nd in the ACEEE Scorecard for building efficiency, Australia's program seems to be one of the more effective programs to date. Read more about Australia's energy policies.
Similar to policies in the EU, China also requires both asset and operational labels. Their labeling program is required for four types of buildings: new government-owned office buildings or large public buildings, existing buildings that apply for government funding to subsidize energy retrofits, state or provincial energy efficiency demonstration buildings, and buildings that apply for National Green Building Labels. Though it sounds less extensive than other programs, several local goverments have developed their own programs as well, and China ranked #1 in the ACEEE Scorecard for building efficiency. You can read more about China's policies here.
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Anthony Lacoudre will present his latest book, L'incroyable histoire des mots français en anglais – Ou comment les Anglais parlent le français sans le savoir (The incredible story of French words into the English language – How English native speakers speak French without knowing it).
Anthony will explain the historical context that permitted a contingent of more than 25,000 French words to incorporate the English language over a period of time that lasted 900 years (starting with the Norman invasion of England in 1066 and finishing after the Second World War).
This extremely rich vocabulary will be reviewed, from the very first French words integrated into English in the XIth and XIIth centuries (such as 'cardinal', 'cousin', 'fruit', 'grace', 'justice', 'lion', 'prison', 'service', 'table'…) to the most recent ones (such as 'bustier', 'camouflage', 'fuselage', 'limousine', 'purée', 'questionnaire', 'turbine'…).
Anthony will also underline the difference between the 'Latin influence' and the 'French influence', English academics tending to confuse them both and eventually presenting the French vocabulary present into English as being all Latin.
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The Gunners and the Blues qualified for Europe's second biggest club competition after finishing outside the top four in the Premier League last season, and both will hope they can add this piece of silverware to their cabinets.


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Webb Simpson, not Tony Finau, shows 'I got this'
Simpson birdies the 1st playoff hole after a birdie, birdie finish in regulation at the Phoenix Open, forcing a stunned Finau to wait even longer for that elusive 2nd PGA Tour victory
By Gary Van Sickle
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – The "I Got This" movement reclaimed center stage at TPC Scottsdale for a second time.
The Waste Management Phoenix Open began with an encore appearance last week by Amy Bockerstette, the delightful young woman who made a sensational practice-round par last year after shooing away tour pro Gary Woodland with the assurance, "I got this." That turned into a viral video that warmed America's hearts.
Webb Simpson finishes with 3 consecutive birdies, including on the 1st playoff hole, to win the Phoenix Open.
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What's up with Amy? She's still got this. She plays on a community-college golf team, started the I Got This Foundation to promote golf instruction and playing opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities and received a $25,000 check for her new foundation from the Phoenix Thunderbirds, the benevolent organization that runs the WMPO, to a standing ovation at that same 16th hole.
Maybe the tournament should revise its marketing slogan from "The Greatest Show on Grass" to "I Got This."
Thanks to the risk-reward of TPC Scottsdale's challenging finishing holes, we learned once again that WMPO contenders who think, I Got This don't actually Got This until and unless and they officially Got This.
Tony Finau was Sunday's apparent I Got This guy. He made a clutch up-and-down birdie from a greenside bunker at No. 15 and took a two-shot lead to the final two holes.
Tony Finau fails to protect his lead in the final holes at TPC Scottsdale.
Finau was a scriptwriter's story-of-the-week waiting to happen. Some of us media types already understandably were writing it before he reached the 72nd hole because it had drama and an apparent happy ending.
Finau hadn't won in four years – the CBS crew said 1,407 days, and I'll take their word for it. He had just one victory, the 2016 Puerto Rico Open versus a second-tier field because it was played opposite the WGC Match Play Championship.
Since that lone win, Finau has been golf's finest Nearly Man. It's been a long 1,407 days because Finau has had six runner-up finishes and three third-place results since Puerto Rico. That's a lot of dough and ranking points and FedEx Cup play-money points, enough to get Finau on the most recent U.S. Ryder and Presidents cup teams but not nearly, nearly, nearly enough to overcome the frustration of coming so close.
You probably remember Tiger Woods' line: "Second-place sucks." It's lucrative (Finau has passed $18.1 million in PGA Tour earnings) but, yeah, Woods was mostly correct.
The oft-told backstory of Finau, 30, is that he was a multi-sport star growing up in Salt Lake City (and is the first player of Tongan-Samoan ancestry to play on the PGA Tour), a hot Division I basketball prospect in high school (the Atlanta Hawks' Jabari Parker is a second cousin), and he opted to pass on basketball and college to chase pro golf.
The rest is a success story. Well, except for the number in the victory column, which Finau would like to increase.
So, Phoenix finally was going to be the moment that opened the floodgates for Finau. He'd pulled out of the European Tour's Saudi International event last week because of concerns about possible Middle East-related violence and because he'd just moved his family of six into a Scottsdale-area home. Playing the WMPO was going to be as brilliant of a call as the one made by fans who wagered big money on "tails" for the Super Bowl coin toss and won. (Do you detect a note of Super Bowl betting bitterness? Surely not.)
Winning on the PGA Tour is a difficult thing, as our favorite Nearly Man found out. Finau didn't really do anything wrong on the last two holes. Unless you count making a pair of pars as mistakes. That would be a harsh view.
At the 17th, Finau tried to drive the risk-reward par-4 with a 3-wood, mis-hit it and left himself with an awkward 68-yard bunker shot from an upslope to a back pin placement, with water looming just behind the green. He splashed a shot onto the putting surface and smartly got down in two putts from 55 feet, a good par after a poor tee shot. He didn't lose a shot, but he did lose a prime birdie opportunity.
At 18, Finau hammered a tee shot that rolled out to 366 yards, the longest drive on the hole by anyone all week. He dropped his sand wedge shot to within 8 feet above the hole. Then, putting for the win, he was a thin hair too careful and his putt snapped right at the hole. No, it was not a simple 8-footer. Eight-footers never are simple when they're for the win. But that's how tough the competition is on the PGA Tour. It's not about making mistakes on the closing holes; it's about failing to make that clinching birdie.
Finau had two chances to close the door on the last two holes, and he didn't do it. Pars often aren't good enough at this level.
Those two missed opportunities mattered because Simpson finished birdie-birdie in regulation play. He poured in a 17-footer that hooked left at the very end to force Finau's hand.
In the playoff, also at 18, Simpson sank a 10½ foot putt with a little more right-to-left movement after Finau, who'd driven it into the faux Church Pew bunkers left, missed his birdie try.
Finau didn't lose this WMPO; Simpson won it by making birdies on the last three holes he played.
"It's how the cookie crumbles today," Finau said. "It's a bitter week as I look back on it, but, man, lots of stuff to be learned. I had a great chance to win. But my game's better than it's ever been. I have more confidence than I've ever had. If you know anything about me, I'll persevere through anything."
Finau's change of travel plans still worked out well. So did Simpson's detour. He stopped off in Las Vegas to see instructor Butch Harmon for a tuneup. Obviously, it paid off. Simpson, 34, earned his sixth PGA Tour victory, the first since the 2018 Players Championship.
Both of these guys look as if they should be even bigger stars than they are. Blame their relative lack of wins in the past four years for that. Also, blame golf's bigger and flashier star power such as Tiger Woods, Brooks Koepka, Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas.
Simpson, who spent his offseason on a workout regimen to get stronger, might be poised to challenge those players. For now, he is the man who can survey the WMPO and deliver the slogan: "I got this."
What about the resilient Milton Pouha Finau, better known as Tony? He's got game. Maybe he's Got Next.
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Q: solution set of $2x+y\ge{8},x+2y\ge 10,x\ge0,y\ge0$
How do I prove that the solution set of the inequalities $2x+y\ge{8},x+2y\ge 10,x\ge0,y\ge0$ is an unbounded region ?

I can see that the statement is true graphically by plotting each inequalities. But what does it mean mathematically ?
How do I prove it without actually plotting it ?

A: It is unbounded because if you solve the system of inequalities which means that ALL of them must be satisfied you get the region $\mathcal{R}$ of the plane where
$(y\geq 8-2x) \land (y\geq 5-\dfrac{x}{2})\land (x\geq 0 )\land (y\geq 0)$
As you can see all the results contain $\geq$  which means that, even if we want to be cautious, we can take the largest values for $x$ and for $y$ which satisfy ALL the previous inequalities for instance $\mathcal{S}=(x\geq 10;\;y\geq 10)$  and we have a subregion of the plane $\mathcal{S}\subset \mathcal{R}$ which is unbounded, so to a greater extent is unbounded $\mathcal{R}$
Hope this helps

A: If you show there is no value for max/min then you prove that it is unbounded. Feasible region

A: Let $(x_n, y_n)=(10n, 10n)$;
it is easy to chech out
this point satisfies all the above inequalities.
Also notice that
$
\underset{n \rightarrow }{\lim}x_n=
\underset{n \rightarrow }{\lim}x_n=
\infty $; so this region can not be bounded;
so this region must be unbounded!

Remark(I):
For every point $(z,w)$ and for every real number $0 < M$;
there exists $n$ such that:
$$\sqrt{(x_n-z)^2+(y_n-w)^2}=|| (x_n,y)-(z_n,w) || > M$$

Proof of boundedness.
Suppose  on contrary that:
this region is bounded;
so there exist a point $(z,w)$ and a radios $0 < M$
such that for every point (x,y) of the region
we have:
$$\sqrt{(x-z)^2+(y-w)^2}=|| (x,y)-(z,w) || \leq M.$$
But notice that for every $n \in \mathbb{N} $,
$(x_n,y_n)$ belongs to this region;
which has an obvious contradiction with Remark(I)

Remark(II):
Note that in a euclidian's plane
if a region  is bounded
then the sequence of
the $x$-coordintate of
every sequence must have a accumulation point.

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Abstract: Symmetry was one of the most important methodological themes in 20th-century physics and is probably going to play no lesser role in the physics of the 21st century. As used today, there are a variety of interpretations of this term, which differ in meaning as well as their mathematical consequences. Symmetries of crystals, for example, generally express another kind of invariance than gauge symmetries, though in specific situations the distinctions may become quite subtle. I will review some of the various notions of symmetry and highlight some of their uses in specific examples taken from Pauli's scientific oevre.


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This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe takes a look back at some old films, new films, and a little television too. Aaron is joined by Jonathan Van Dyke to go over a number of releases that range from a variety of formats and topics. Among things covered, the guys talk about the teaser trailer for Dark Phoenix and other trailers (4:07), Annihilation (30:20), The Old Man & The Gun (33:13), Netflix rom-coms (35:30), The Hate U Give (41:04), Taylor Sheridan projects (43:30), Hold The Dark (50:06), Succession (53:00), American Vandal (58:40), Sharp Objects (1:05:30), BoJack Horseman (1:09:45), Runaways and Cloak and Dagger (1:14:00), The Amazing Spider-Man (1:20:55), Assassination Nation (1:26:20), and Solo: A Star Wars Story (1:35:20). We then get to Out Now Feedback (1:46:00), and eventually wrap things up (1:50:52), before leaving you with our closing song of the week. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill…
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