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Scott Frandsen: California Bears Head Coach
By Marisa Goolgasian
Scott Frandsen is more than ready for his first season as head coach of the University of California men's crew.
"It's definitely been exciting," Frandsen said of his initial months at the helm of the program. "The energy in the group has been really good. We've been training hard and I'm excited to see where we're at this year."
A three-time Olympian, five-time World Champion and three-time IRA Champion, Frandsen began at Cal as a freshman oarsman in 1999. After a long and decorated stint on the Canadian national team, Frandsen returned to Cal as an assistant coach in 2012, and was named to succeedMike Teti as head coach last June.
The54th Head of the Charles Regatta will be his inaugural race as head coach, and he can't think of a better place to start.
"It's always been a focal point of the fall season," he said. "We're always looking towards the spring, but [the Head of the Charles is] a great check-in point for where the squad is at this point in the year."
His Cal Bears come looking to defend their championship in the eight, and looking to improve on last year's second-place finish in the championship fours. Frandsen is hesitant to make predictions, but optimistic nonetheless.
"It's a strong group for sure. I'm excited to see what they can do," he said. "The quick turnover in college sports always makes the first race somewhat unpredictable, but I would say we're sending fairly experienced boats."
US Rowing, now coached by former Cal coach Mike Teti, figures to present the biggest obstacle to a Cal defense, but Frandsen and his staff have their eyes on a few other college squads as well.
"We're definitely watching Yale, given their performance last year. Harvard's definitely a contender; it's their home course and they preform well there. Northeastern has been doing very well recently too."
This will be Frandsen's eighth time at the Head of the Charles; he has competed in the Regatta once as an athlete and seven times as a coach. A lot of rowing fans, and Cal fans, will be curious to see how Frandsen fares against his old boss and mentor, Teti. Frandsen, however, isn't thinking about that at all.
"I definitely haven't felt any element of 'me vs. him' he said. "We're just looking forward to this weekend."
Apart from the strong competition, Frandsen's only concern is Boston's erratic weather.
"I really hope the weather cooperates. I'm definitely worried about the conditions," Frandsen said. "We've been checking them every day and it seems like it's going to be a little more windy than we'd like. That's one of the elements of the Charles, though. Hopefully the conditions will be reasonable."

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The first English Olympic games
Posted on July 2, 2012 by Sylvia Morris
The Olympic flame being carried past the Gower Memorial in Stratford-upon-Avon
On 1 July the Olympic flame came through Stratford, passing over the ancient Clopton Bridge and past Shakespeare's Birthplace on Henley Street before heading north. Earlier in the day it had passed though the beautiful Cotswold town of Chipping Campden. It was here that the first English Olympic games were held, and during Shakespeare's lifetime.
A couple of months ago the four hundredth anniversary of the English Olimpick Games was celebrated. In 1612 Robert Dover, a lawyer, founded these games which took place on the hill which now bears his name. Dover had the approval of King James 1. Sports that prepared and trained young men for battle were always encouraged, but the Chipping Campden games were always also about enjoyment and social cohesion.
Title page for Annalia Dubrensia
One poem about the games suggested that:
Thy sports are merely harmless, such they be,
Augment the bond of love and unity.
The association with the ancient Greek Olympics may have been an attempt to gentrify what could otherwise have been seen as just another English country festival. Dover patrolled the games himself on horseback, as you can see in the illustration.
Shakespeare portrayed the kind of festival which Dover was trying to rise above in the sheep-shearing festival in The Winter's Tale. Even here there are classical references: Perdita has been decorated with flowers, "most goddess-like prank'd up" and she compares humble country flowers with the most important of goddesses:
violets dim,
But sweeter than the lids of Juno's eyes
Or Cytherea's breath.
There is dancing, singing, eating and drinking, but the rascal Autolycus is bent on picking pockets under the cover of selling trinkets and ballads. Although Shakespeare doesn't mention the Chipping Campden games himself, they created quite a stir, and it would be surprising if he hadn't heard of them from just a few miles away in Stratford.
Greek Olympic athletes
In the Ancient Greek Olympics poets, musicians and artists competed as well as athletes. Poems called Epinicians were written in honour of the victorious athletes by the most famous poets, and it may have been this link that sparked the idea for the book Annalia Dubrensia, published in 1636. This was a collection of poems praising Dover and his games written by some of the leading poets of the day, including Michael Drayton and Ben Jonson. A Stratford tradition held that it was a "merry meeting" with these two men that caused Shakespeare's final illness.
Here is Michael Drayton's poem, "To my noble friend Mr Robert Dover, on his brave annual assemblies upon Cotswold":
As those brave Grecians in their happy days,
On Mount Olympus to their Hercules
Ordained their games Olympic, and so named
Of that great mountain; for those pastimes famed;
When then their able youth leapt, wrestled, ran,
Threw the armed dart; and honoured was the man
That was the victor; in the circuit there
The nimble rider, and skilled charioteer
Strove for the garland; in those noble times
There to their harps the poets sang their rhymes;…
So Dover, from these games, by thee begun,
We'll reckon ours, as time away doth run.
We'll have thy statue in some rock cut out,
With brave inscriptions garnished about,
And under written: Lo, this was the man,
Dover, that first these noble sports began.
Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic Games, insisted on the link between sport, culture and education. From the first games in 1896 until 1948 medals were awarded for painting, sculpture and music as well as sport, and it's only in the last 60 years that the Games have been completely taken over by the sporting competition. In 2012 the Cultural Olympics have been given considerable prominence as befits their location in one of the cultural capitals of the world.
The Olimpick Games today
The Cotswold games then and now take place each year over the Whitsun holidays, in a natural amphitheatre on Dover's Hill. Sports originally included wrestling, swordfighting, throwing the sledge-hammer, running, jumping and horse-racing. Echoes of many of these can be seen in today's international Olympics.
The Dover's Hill games stopped for a few years during the English Civil War and Commonwealth, and by the time they could be restarted Robert Dover was dead. They continued, degenerating into a standard country festival, until they were abandoned in the 1850s. In 1951, the year of the Festival of Britain, the games started again, but it wasn't until 1964 that they became a regular, organised event and it's now well-established. It remains a blend of cultural and sporting events, with a folk concert and this year, in honour of the London Olympics, some newly-composed Welcome songs. Traditional events like shin-kicking, a tug of war, and a five-mile race were held. The climax of the festival is a bonfire, from which people light torches and walk down to Chipping Campden. Following the torchlit procession there is more music in the town square.
It's a pity that the Olympic flame didn't make it to Dover's Hill but in being carried through the historic market-place it will have been a reminder of those first English Olimpick Games.
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Richard Morris says:
I'm pleased that we have been able to create such a strong cultural Olympics in this country as well as the sporting Olympics. This has been lacking in the recent past games. One great highlight of some previous games has been the official film. Two in particular really stand out, one was the 1936 Berlin film but even better in my opinion was the 1964 film from the Tokyo games. This brilliant work of art was both a document and drama, and even now continues to effect the way sport is portrayed to a mass audience. Shakespeare would have loved the theatricality of it all and of course it takes place within (not a wooden) but a concrete O.
There's a world of difference between these rather charming local festivals or games in Shakepseare's time and the Globalist Olympics.
The local festivals celebrate local culture and customs, some of them go back centuries with their morris dancing, music and poetry.
The modern Olympics never really had a true cultural component.
In fact, the most potent symbol of the "meaning" of the Olympics was the 1936 Berlin Olympics which showcased the Third Reich.
Its interesting, if unsurprising, that the globalist media is unwilling to look too closely at the history of the Olympics and its surrogate agenda of war, and supremacy. That might be because the globalists today are really none too different from the globalists of the 1936 Olympics.
Its slightly chilling to watch the gullible frenzy of many thousands in this country who naively swallow the propaganda of the media and government.


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Tourism in the local government area is expected to be boosted if it is declared a fossicking district. Dubbo Regional Council is considering gazetting the local government area as a fossicking region. Fossickers would still have to get permission from landholders to access their land but they would not need approval from the holder of a mineral or petroleum exploration licence. It would also take the liability off the exploration licence holders. Fossicking is the small scale search and collection of minerals and gemstones with hand held implements. Under a fossicking permit electrical or mechanical equipment is not permitted. Mayor Ben Shields said it was a real opportunity to attract interest in the region from a niche tourism market. He said he wanted to get the Dubbo region on the fossicking map. "It's been brought to my attention that particularly areas like Stuart Town are going to benefit considerably when it comes to the fossicking industry," Cr Shields said. "This is a great way we can make sure this little niche industry, this little niche market when it comes to tourism in particular, flourishes and grows." Gold, common opal, chalcedony, agate and fossils have all been found in Dubbo. In Wellington there have been deposits of gold, common opal, carnelian, agate, tektites and fossils. Councillor Stephen Lawrence has also expressed his support for the idea. "I did a little bit of research on this issue and saw an article from last year that said 11 per cent of the state has had a deceleration of this nature made in respect of it," Cr Lawrence said. "The fossicking industry is a small industry but a significant one in regional NSW. Given the history of mining in certain parts of our LGA one can certainly imagine great opportunities in the tourism market and I think it's a golden opportunity for the region." The proposal to make the region a fossicking district came from the NSW and ACT Prospectors and Fossickers Association. The group says balance needs to be restored between environmental conservation and a healthy, outdoor activity that can draw people to small towns. It has urged more towns to considering putting on a 'fossicker-friendly face'. The proposal to make the region a fossicking district will go on public exhibition for 28 days before a report is prepared for council and a decision made.
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HUNTING FOR GOLD: NSW and ACT Prospectors and Fossickers Association member Doug Spindler. Photo: BEGA VALLEY NEWS
Tourism in the local government area is expected to be boosted if it is declared a fossicking district.
Dubbo Regional Council is considering gazetting the local government area as a fossicking region. Fossickers would still have to get permission from landholders to access their land but they would not need approval from the holder of a mineral or petroleum exploration licence. It would also take the liability off the exploration licence holders.
Fossicking is the small scale search and collection of minerals and gemstones with hand held implements. Under a fossicking permit electrical or mechanical equipment is not permitted.
Mayor Ben Shields said it was a real opportunity to attract interest in the region from a niche tourism market. He said he wanted to get the Dubbo region on the fossicking map.
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"It's been brought to my attention that particularly areas like Stuart Town are going to benefit considerably when it comes to the fossicking industry," Cr Shields said.
"This is a great way we can make sure this little niche industry, this little niche market when it comes to tourism in particular, flourishes and grows."
Gold, common opal, chalcedony, agate and fossils have all been found in Dubbo. In Wellington there have been deposits of gold, common opal, carnelian, agate, tektites and fossils.
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Councillor Stephen Lawrence has also expressed his support for the idea.
"I did a little bit of research on this issue and saw an article from last year that said 11 per cent of the state has had a deceleration of this nature made in respect of it," Cr Lawrence said.
"The fossicking industry is a small industry but a significant one in regional NSW. Given the history of mining in certain parts of our LGA one can certainly imagine great opportunities in the tourism market and I think it's a golden opportunity for the region."
The proposal to make the region a fossicking district came from the NSW and ACT Prospectors and Fossickers Association.
The group says balance needs to be restored between environmental conservation and a healthy, outdoor activity that can draw people to small towns. It has urged more towns to considering putting on a 'fossicker-friendly face'.
The proposal to make the region a fossicking district will go on public exhibition for 28 days before a report is prepared for council and a decision made.


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Police Say Man, 25,
Fled In Stolen Car
A Norwich man was held Tuesday with bail set at $250,000 on criminal impersonation, first-degree larceny and other charges in connection with a traffic incident in Glastonbury on Monday.
David Morales, 25, of 50 Beecher St., was also charged with second-degree larceny, interfering with an officer, reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle without a license, according to court documents. He is due back in Superior Court in Manchester Aug. 29.
At about 10:51 a.m. Monday, police saw a blue car following another vehicle at an extremely close distance on westbound Route 2, according to court documents. When police tried to stop the car, the operator, who was later identified as Morales, accelerated to a high rate of speed, nearly hit a state trooper standing on the right shoulder of the road, and nearly hit two other vehicles. The state trooper pursuing Morales turned off his lights and siren and notified headquarters about the incident, court documents say.
A short time later, state police were alerted to an accident on the Exit 8 offramp of westbound Route 2. Court documents say police captured Morales and later discovered the car he was driving was stolen in Bridgeport. Morales initially told police he was someone else, but detectives from Norwich identified him as Morales.
Inmate Flees Prison,
Is Caught In Morning
STORRS -- A man who police said escaped from the Bergin Correctional Institution early Tuesday was captured by University of Connecticut police at about 8:25 a.m. the same day.
Arturo Catalan, 37, of Fairfield, was serving a 120-day sentence for operating under the influence, authorities said. His escape was discovered after a correction officer found an open window in one of the prison housing units at about 1 a.m.
A UConn police officer answering a report of a suspicious person found Catalan along North Eagleville Road, police said.
Catalan was arraigned in Superior Court in Rockville on Tuesday, where his bail was set at $75,000. He is due back in court Aug. 2. He is being held at the maximum-security Northern Correctional Institution in Somers, authorities said.
The correction department's security division is conducting an internal investigation into the escape.
TOLLAND
Foundation Gives
Grant To 2 Teachers
TOLLAND -- The Tolland Education Foundation gave a $2,000 grant to Kathleen Fitzgerald and Debbie Couture last week for a new program called "Just Right Books."
Fitzgerald, a first-grade teacher at Birch Grove Primary School, and Couture, a reading teacher at Birch Grove, worked together for several years to create the reading program.
Through the "Just Right Books" collection, parents can go to a specific area of the Tolland Public Library and get books that are specially designated by their level of difficulty.
Fitzgerald and Couture's short-term goal is to have 1,200 books in 19 difficulty levels available for students in kindergarten through fourth grade.
The grant is the education foundation's seventh for Tolland public school teachers. The foundation has awarded more than $10,500 in grants since it started at the beginning of the school year.
Kids' Music Programs
Scheduled At Library
AVON -- The Avon Free Public Library plans to host two music programs, tonight and Aug. 10, for families with children.
The program tonight, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., is a Hawaiian dance party night for families with children of all ages.
The Aug. 10 program, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., will feature a drum circle with storytelling for families with children ages 4 and older.
Both programs, sponsored by the Mitnick Trust, are free.
For more information, call Karen McNulty at 673-9712.
Two Residents To Open
Gardens For Tours
AVON -- Two private gardens in Avon will be open Sunday for tours.
For the third consecutive summer, Chrissie D'Esopo is opening her gardens at 289 W. Avon Road to benefit the Friends of the Avon Library. Tours will run from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Jan Nickels' gardens at 71 Country Club Road will be open to benefit the Garden Conservancy and Animal Friends of Connecticut. Tours will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The suggested donation for each tour is $5.
Meteorologist Horn
To Discuss The Sun
GRANBY -- Art Horn, a meteorologist for WVIT-TV, Channel 30, will present a slide show called "Season of the Sun" tonight at 7 in the community room of the Granby Police Department.
Horn will talk about summertime weather in Connecticut, how the sun was formed, how the sun affects the weather and the sun's effects on health. He also plans to discuss global warming and tsunamis.
Anyone interested in attending the free show should register at the library or by calling 860-844-5275.
The program is sponsored by the Friends of the Granby Public Library.
Two Men Shot
On Sumner Street
Hartford police are investigating the shootings of two men who were found Monday night in an alley near
The Hartford Financial Services Group corporate headquarters in the Asylum Hill neighborhood, police said.
Hartford police Tuesday would not release the identities of the victims. Police said they were taken to Hartford Hospital, where they were recovering from wounds that were described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police said they received a call about a shooting in an alley between homes at 47 Sumner St. and 53 Sumner St. about 7 p.m. Monday. When they arrived, officers found the victims sitting in the alley, police said. A third man was found soon afterward about a block away suffering from a minor head wound, which police said was caused from being beaten with a gun. The man, who also was not identified, was taken to police headquarters for questioning, police said.
No arrests have been made in the case.
Man Sentenced
On Firearms Charge
A Hartford man was sentenced to 77 months of imprisonment, and three years of supervised release, Monday for unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, U.S. Attorney for Connecticut Kevin J. O'Connor said.
Neville Thomas, 25, of 186 Collins St., was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Mark R. Kravitz in New Haven after Thomas acknowledged previously owning a semiautomatic pistol while pleading guilty to a federal indictment on April 13. Thomas was stopped in June 2004 on Edgewood Street in Hartford by officers who were investigating a citizen complaint, officials said.
The case was investigated by special agents of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms and the Hartford police and was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas V. Daily.
Thomas' imprisonment is part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods Initiative, a joint effort by community groups and federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to reduce gun violence and improving public safety. Thomas had been convicted of three felony narcotics offenses, officials said.
Area Association
Receives Grant
The Greater Hartford Association for Retarded Citizens, known as HARC, has received a $45,000 grant from the Lincoln Financial Group Foundation to benefit its respite programs.
The programs provide short-term assistance to families who are caring for children with special needs.
In total, Lincoln Financial Group Foundation has donated nearly $300,000 to various HARC programs in recent years.
City Cultural Office
Opens Youth Gallery
The city's Office of Cultural Affairs has opened gallery space at 2 Holcomb St. to create the Hartford Youth Art Gallery.
Artwork by city youth will be on view at the gallery Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Its first exhibit features sculptures, drawings and paintings by youths who attend a program at the Pope Park Recreation Center. It runs through Sept. 7.
For more information on the gallery, call 860-547-1426, ext. 7413.
Man Pleads Guilty
In Pornography Case
A Newington man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to using the Internet to distribute child pornography, according to federal prosecutors.
Robban Totten, 55, of 93 Broadview St, pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of child pornography in U.S. District Court in Hartford, according to the office of U.S. Attorney Kevin J. O'Connor.
Totten, who at the time had been a United State Postal Service letter carrier for more than 20 years, used the Internet to attempt to purchase videotapes containing child pornography, according to O'Connor.
In October 2003, United State Postal Inspectors traced e-mail traffic to Totten. Later that month, a search of Totten's home revealed a computer that contained nearly 9,000 images of child pornography and 30 video files of child pornography. Some of the images depicted infants subjected to sexual abuse.
Totten is scheduled to be sentenced in October. He faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. He also may be sentenced to a lifetime term of supervised release following his release from prison.
Police Sergeant Claims
Bias In Promotion
GUILFORD -- The town's top-ranking female police officer has claimed she was passed over for promotion because of her gender and is now suing to demand that she be elevated to deputy police chief.
Sgt. Jacqueline Cipollini, 49, a longtime member of the police force, filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court earlier this month. Cipollini says the town neglected to post its opening for a deputy police chief and instead secretly picked a candidate based on "male cronyism" rather than merit.
Chief Tom Terrible referred calls to the town's attorney, Raymond Kelly, in Fairfield, who declined comment.
Sgt. Jeffrey Hutchinson was named deputy police chief in 2001 by the board of police commissioners. At the time, Cipollini had served 22 years and had more experience as a supervisor than Hutchinson, who had been on the force for 12 years, the lawsuit states. Cipollini holds a master's degree in public administration, which Hutchinson does not. Though it's not mentioned in her lawsuit, Hutchinson has a law degree from Quinnipiac University.
Five of the police department's 38 officers are women. All hold the rank of patrol officer, except for Cipollini, including one woman assigned to the detective bureau.
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By this age, children typically understand that death is permanent, and is associated with bodily harm or decay. They are likely to be more interested in the actual biology associated with death, wanting to understand why or how someone dies, and they may be starting to develop an understanding of spiritual concepts associated with death if this is present with the family. Your child is likely to believe that his or her thoughts, words or actions caused the death, as egocentricity characterizes this developmental stage. Because the concepts of justice, right and wrong are becoming more prevalent, elementary-age children may view death as a punishment, and wonder what their loved one has done to deserve to die. He or she may think about who will care for them if their caregivers die.
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McManus Thrashes Dunham At Ponds Forge
Saturday 8 Apr 2017 06:31PM
Alan McManus has swept aside Australia's Kurt Dunham with a 10-1 win in the first round of Betfred World Championship qualifying.
Ponds Forge is a place which McManus clearly enjoys, he holds a 100% record at the Sheffield venue. The Scot has had difficulties with a back injury this season, but he is now hoping to end his season on a high and replicate his run from the qualifiers to a Crucible semi-final last year.
Yesterday there were several drawn out frames which resulted in the first session being curtailed, with McManus 5-1 ahead. This afternoon the match was played at a quicker pace and it was the 1994 Masters Champion who dominated. He made breaks of 65, 44, 64 and 52 on his way to a routine victory.
"I had to win about six matches to get through to play Ding last year and we both came from here, it just shows you what can be done," said the two-time ranking winner. "For a lot of players this week they look at both of us going deep last year and it shows it is possible. I've always said, be tired after the event and not during it. I have a couple of tough matches left to play, but I kind of enjoy the battle. If I get enough practice in then I'm going to be tough to beat."
2006 World Champion Graeme Dott came through a 10-3 winner over Alan Taylor to reach round two. Defeat for Taylor sees him lose his tour card and drop off the tour.
Oliver Lines won six out of the last seven frames to inflict a 10-6 defeat on Welshman Duane Jones. Oliver joins his dad Peter in the second round, who won a 10-9 thriller against Thepchaiya Un Nooh on Thursday.
Fergal O'Brien made a charge to the line to come back and defeat Northern Ireland's Gerard Greene. O'Brien compiled breaks of 60 and 130 on his way to winning six frames in a row to win 10-6 from 6-5 down.
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Andrea Ferber (née Zellen, born 28 January 1966), known professionally as Andrea Berg, is a German schlager singer. Born in Krefeld, she performed at carnivals as a child and began her career in 1992 after being discovered by record producer Eugen Römer. While she released her first studio album Du bist frei that same year, her commercial breakthrough took place with its follow-up Gefühle, released in 1995. Read more on Wikipedia
Since 2007, the English Wikipedia page of Andrea Berg has received more than 188,775 page views. Her biography is available in 15 different languages on Wikipedia. Andrea Berg is the 1,631st most popular singer, the 4,171st most popular biography from Germany and the 63rd most popular German Singer.
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Among singers, Andrea Berg ranks 1,631 out of 3,541. Before her are Alesha Dixon, Rakim, Redfoo, Benjamin Biolay, Grimes, and Origa. After her are Siti Nurhaliza, Demet Akalın, Carly Rae Jepsen, Seo Kang-joon, Tony Cetinski, and Tajči.
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Among people born in 1966, Andrea Berg ranks 295. Before her are Michael K. Williams, David Filo, Andrea Tafi, Tatyana Golikova, Maurizio Gaudino, and Lucía Etxebarría. After her are Juhan Parts, Yoshinori Kitase, Jeremy Hunt, Stone Gossard, Michelle Hurd, and Emiko Kubo.
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Among people born in Germany, Andrea Berg ranks 4,171 out of 5,289. Before her are Sven Ulreich (1988), Dolly Haas (1910), Daniel Kehlmann (1975), Frauke Petry (1975), Manfred Schnelldorfer (1943), and Maurizio Gaudino (1966). After her are Ernst Klodwig (1903), Jonas Hector (1990), Shkodran Mustafi (1992), Roland Wohlfarth (1963), Matthias Behr (1955), and Katrin Krabbe (1969).
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Among SINGERS In Germany
Among singers born in Germany, Andrea Berg ranks 63. Before her are Ellen Allien (1968), Joy Fleming (1944), Despina Vandi (1969), Xavier Naidoo (1971), Sarah Connor (1980), and Sandra Nasić (1976). After her are Haha (1979), Natalie Horler (1981), Roger Cicero (1970), René Pape (1964), Nino de Angelo (1963), and Geoff Tate (1959).
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Brandi Glanville and Kim Richards Leaves the Show, Rumors and Gossip Surface, More Details
Brandi Glanville has decided to leave The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. She confirmed the news on Wednesday through her podcast, Brandi Glanville: Unfiltered. She said that ever since the series, Bravo has gone on to become her family, but she has decided to leave the show and focus on other things.
She has decided to venture into wine business and also start her own clothing lines. Brandi has assured fans that she will continue her podcast and will also feature in a show that will give the viewers a rounded view of her.
Brandi Glanville also posted on the official website of Bravo that she has consciously decided not to return to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The reality star said that ever since she joined the series in the second season, the whole team had become a family.
She even joked about Bravo being like a Mafia, once you are in, you can never really leave. She has said that she will keep making guest appearance as and when required by the show.
This claim of Brandi Glanville's that she has decided to quit the show has been thwarted by the other housewives. Lisa Vanderpump isn't buying the claims made by Glanville. When spotted by media leaving Villa Blanca after lunching there with fellow RHOBH star Kyle Richards, they were asked to comment on the statement made by Glanville and both ladies expressed that they do not believe that Brandi wasn't asked to leave the show.
Bravo and NBC Universal, the companies producing the show have also decided to remove Kim Richards from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills following her April arrest. Kim Richards was arrested after assaulting officers after a drunken spree and has since gone into rehabilitation to tackle her alcoholism.
The filming of the next season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is already underway, but Bravo hasn't yet disclosed who will fill in the empty slots with Brandi Glanville and Kim Richards not returning in the next season.
There are rumors that another of Richards' sisters will be joining the star cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Kyle Richards has supposedly said that Kim Richards will be replacing her elder sister Kathy Hilton in the upcoming season 6 of the reality show.
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Many people diagnosed with AFib live long, full and active lives, and it's possible to receive treatment for a single episode of atrial fibrillation and recover without needing to have a surgical procedure. Some people manage their atrial fibrillation symptoms with their healthcare provider by taking a medication, and others may either take medications for a while and then have a procedure or they may opt for having a procedure right away.
Procedures in a hospital can range from a fairly simple cardioversion, which can have a quick recovery time, to complex treatments requiring an open heart surgical procedure for persistent, chronic atrial fibrillation.
Although AFib can be stressful for anyone whose symptoms continually or periodically flare up, you may also discover that once you find a way to manage your condition or find a procedure that works to correct the problem, you regain a sense of normalcy in your life. With the right treatment, many people are able to relieve symptoms.
On the pages below, you'll find tips and insight about treatment with procedures to relieve AFib.
Restoring normal sinus rhythm: What is it?
In addition to managing your stroke risks, you and your provider may consider strategies to help you achieve what is called "normal sinus rhythm." What is the definition of "cured" for atrial fibrillation? A regular pumping rhythm is an important goal, and many people who are able to achieve long-term stability with their sinus rhythm feel that their AFib is "cured." The possibility of a lasting "cure" is most likely for people who have episodes of AFib that come and go (called paroxysmal AFib). This group is likely to have fewer complications and may experience rapid treatment success.
What do I need to know about electrocardioversion?
"Electrical cardioversion" is a process that shocks the heart to convert it from an irregular pumping rhythm back into a normal sinus rhythm. The EKG illustration shows what the heart rhythm looks like before and after cardioversion.
What do I need to know about catheter ablation?
Quick facts about catheter ablation: Catheter ablation is used to treat abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) when medicines are not effective or compatible with a person's lifestyle. Medicines help to control the abnormal heart tissue and pulmonary vein tissue that causes arrhythmias. Catheter ablation blocks the pathway so the erratic contraction signals cannot control the heart and cause the arrhythmias. Catheter ablation is a procedure that is successful for many people with AFib, although the success rates can vary widely. This procedure takes place in a special hospital room called an electrophysiology (EP) lab or a cardiac catheterization (cath) lab.
Is AFib Curable? Which Treatments Are Most Effective? We don't usually say AFib is "curable" but we do know that there are treatable causes and options for decreasing the burden from AFib that can –but may not always– keep the AFib from returning.
Where can I look for financial assistance and insurance resources?
Additional Helpful Financial Resources Is there any type of financial assistance for people in need of atrial fibrillation treatment who lack necessary funds or healthcare coverage for the procedure?


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package com.badlogic.gradletest;

import com.badlogic.gdx.ApplicationAdapter;
import com.badlogic.gdx.Gdx;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.GL10;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.Texture;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.SpriteBatch;

public class Launcher extends ApplicationAdapter {
	SpriteBatch batch;
	Texture img;

	@Override
	public void create () {
		batch = new SpriteBatch();
//		img = new Texture("badlogic.jpg");
//		try {
//			new FreeTypeFontGenerator(Gdx.files.internal("test.fnt"));
//		} catch(Exception e) {
//			e.printStackTrace();
//		}
//		Bullet.init();
	}

	@Override
	public void render () {
		Gdx.gl.glClearColor(1, 0, 0, 1);
		Gdx.gl.glClear(GL10.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
		batch.begin();
//		batch.draw(img, 0, 0);
		batch.end();
	}
}

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<?php

namespace Drupal\Tests\quickedit\Kernel;

use Drupal\KernelTests\KernelTestBase;
use Drupal\node\Entity\Node;
use Drupal\Tests\node\Traits\ContentTypeCreationTrait;
use Drupal\Tests\node\Traits\NodeCreationTrait;
use Drupal\Tests\user\Traits\UserCreationTrait;

/**
 * Tests loading of in-place editing functionality and lazy loading of its
 * in-place editors.
 *
 * @group quickedit
 */
class QuickEditLoadingTest extends KernelTestBase {

  use NodeCreationTrait;
  use UserCreationTrait;
  use ContentTypeCreationTrait;

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  protected static $modules = [
    'user',
    'system',
    'field',
    'node',
    'text',
    'filter',
    'contextual',
    'quickedit',
  ];

  /**
   * A user with permissions to access in-place editor.
   *
   * @var \Drupal\user\UserInterface
   */
  protected $editorUser;

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  protected function setUp(): void {
    parent::setUp();

    $this->installSchema('system', 'sequences');
    $this->installEntitySchema('user');
    $this->installEntitySchema('node');
    $this->installConfig(['field', 'filter', 'node']);

    // Create a Content type and one test node.
    $this->createContentType(['type' => 'page']);
    $this->createNode();

    $this->editorUser = $this->createUser([
      'access content',
      'create page content',
      'edit any page content',
      'access contextual links',
      'access in-place editing',
    ]);
  }

  /**
   * Tests that Quick Edit doesn't make fields rendered with display options
   * editable.
   */
  public function testDisplayOptions() {
    $node = Node::load(1);
    $renderer = $this->container->get('renderer');
    $this->container->get('current_user')->setAccount($this->editorUser);

    $build = $node->body->view(['label' => 'inline']);
    $this->setRawContent($renderer->renderRoot($build));
    $elements = $this->xpath('//div[@data-quickedit-field-id]');
    $this->assertEmpty($elements, 'data-quickedit-field-id attribute not added when rendering field using dynamic display options.');

    $build = $node->body->view('default');
    $this->setRawContent($renderer->renderRoot($build));
    $elements = $this->xpath('//div[@data-quickedit-field-id="node/1/body/en/default"]');
    $this->assertNotEmpty($elements, 'Body with data-quickedit-field-id attribute found.');
  }

}


Customer engagement & retention, User Experience, increased need for diversification of Insurers' traditional offer towards a "service provider" approach.
As the previous editions, the event took place in Milan last 28th-29th of October and it involved, together with delegates from the leading domestic Insurers, also institutional entities as ANIA, IVASS, ANAPA and SNA.
During the 2 days, the Insurers opinion leaders discussed together the market's growth perspectives, its future development & changes and its role within the national economic scenario. Aside from the customer-centricity, digitalization is in their opinion the keyword to innovate and enable Insurers to evolve their business, while keeping it competitive and fitting with the needs of a customer that is increasingly demanding.


Marcum LLP is seeking Assurance Managers & Senior Managers to join our growing and well-established national firm in our Providence office. This person will be responsible for managing assurance engagements, with minimum oversight by Partner. Be an active role model and leader for staff to emulate. Meet billable hours requirement.
Coordinate various planning phases of engagements and ensure work is on schedule.
Review and evaluate work papers, and determine compliance with professional standards and firm policy.
Review reports and financial statements.
Review with the engagement partner significant findings that raise questions involving auditing standards and firm policy.
Manage risk and ensure quality control procedures are being executed.
Be involved in practice development and supervision of multiple engagements.
Assume responsibility for billing and collections when circumstances permit.
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with client management.
Provide on-the-job training to subordinates.
Generate new business annually for new and existing clients.
Represent the firm by presenting on areas of expertise at 3rd party events.
Effectively manage employee and client expectations.
Complete performance evaluations constructively and timely, and also provide ongoing performance feedback to employees.
MBA/BS/MS in Accounting from an accredited college or university (minimum of 150 college credits).
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7-11 years of relevant experience.
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Sandy J. Green
REGULAR PEOPLE + EVERYDAY THINGS = SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY
There was a time in my life when the idea of being ordinary scared me to death. For a little while, I could not imagine a fate worse than ending up in my hometown, with an ordinary job, doing ordinary things. I wanted my life to be something different - something special.
But youth makes fools of us all because at the time, I had no idea that regular people doing everyday things is actually what makes the world so beautiful. I didn't yet understand that ordinary and extraordinary could actually exist at the same time - and often do, if we take a moment to step back.
Last week, my family had the opportunity to celebrate the extraordinary as my grandfather - my Popoo (sometimes known as Mal Sumka) - was inducted into the Parsippany High School Hall of Fame. Before Popoo was awarded this honor I didn't even know that high school halls of fame existed, and as we neared the big event, I chuckled at the 'small-town' feeling of it all. The way our local papers were reporting on the story, you would have thought it was the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. My Nana (sometimes known as Myra Sumka) and Popoo invited over 50 of their friends and family to attend the ceremony and celebrate together afterwards. I couldn't help but get wrapped up in the excitement as well, contributing several pictures to the slideshow the school was making in Popoo's honor.
My Popoo is a proud 93 year-old and a WWII Veteran. Upon finishing his service, he dedicated his life to two things - education and his family. For several decades, he served Parsippany High School, first as a teacher and later as an administrator. He had a love and and talent for computers before anyone knew what they were and brought the first computer to the High School. It took Popoo and his students two years to build it, it took up half a classroom and cost $10,000 in supplies. He followed that by creating and teaching courses in programming, wrote curriculum and created a work-study program that continues today. Popoo was also a scout-master for many years and some of his scouts even came to the induction ceremony! He did all of this while being a devoted father to his 4 children, with a level of engagement in their lives that was nothing short of unusual for the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
And then there's my Nana. All too often, the women behind the men go unseen. And my Nana is certainly the woman behind the man when it comes to Popoo. She is a force to be reckoned with (in the best way possible) and my Popoo couldn't have accomplished his successes without her. To me, one of the best parts of the night was when he not only thanked Nana and acknowledged her role in his life, but called her up to the podium to get a plaque of her own and share in the award.
My Popoo started his speech with these words, "They told me to brief. But I'm 93 years old and I've never been brief...I'll start with my 4th year of high school". Everyone laughed, thinking he was joking. Spoiler: he was not. But honestly, I don't think anyone minded. That night was so much more than just the induction in the hall of fame; it was my Popoo's lifetime achievement award. He told stories of the army, Columbia and Rutgers Universities, meeting and marrying Nana, his 4 children, 5 grandchildren, and his 2 great-grandchildren. He and my Nana live in the suburbs, in an ordinary house, working ordinary jobs, and living ordinary lives. But when you take a step back - their lives have been, and continue to be, nothing short of extraordinary. They lead with kindness. They care for their community. They prioritize family. They give back to the world around them. Over 55 people came out to celebrate my Popoo; some he knew over 60 years ago. It takes a special kind of person to make that kind of impact. I'm so grateful that Jared and Avi not only know them, but are building meaningful relationships with them. And will continue to do so for many (many) years to come.
As a final thought, I've asked myself a few times if this is a story about motherhood. And I think it is. If ever there's a time in our lives to find the extraordinary in ordinary, it's motherhood. It's not easy to find the extraordinary in the 3am wake up, the first flu season and potty training. But if this past week has taught me anything it's that these are the moments in which we need to look for the extraordinary. It doesn't mean we're supposed to enjoy every moment. We can't put that kind of pressure ourselves. But I think if every once in awhile, we stop to look for it, we'll find it.
PARENTING IS A FUNNY THING
THE NIGHT THE POWER WENT OUT...AGAIN
MOURNING MY MORNING ROUTINE
© 2020 by Taking Care of Mama


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Developers say lack of state support stalled project for I-195 land
By Kate Bramson
Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A lawyer and a doctor who hoped to build life-sciences laboratories on former highway land in the capital city have given up on their efforts because they say they haven't received necessary state support.
Timothy H. Ehrlich, a Boston lawyer who represents biotechnology companies, and Dr. Johannes Fruehauf, president of the Cambridge Biolabs project in Massachusetts, pitched a Providence Biolabs project last June to the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission. They hoped to encourage start-up companies to develop into viable entities whose scientific research might lead to new treatments for diseases and might otherwise improve people's health.
"We had to suspend our Providence Biolabs initiative when it became clear that there was not sufficient state support available to bring a shared laboratory to Providence," Fruehauf told The Providence Journal.
Ehrlich said their project is at a "standstill" after unsuccessful attempts to meet with state leaders. He and Fruehauf presented their plan to Gina Raimondo last October, during her gubernatorial campaign. But Ehrlich said he thinks the governor wants to support a bigger project than what they proposed. He said he's aware of conversations between institutions and entities with larger plans, but Ehrlich said he's not involved in those discussions.
"The word I got was that the scale of our project was too small, that they wanted something with more of a bang," Ehrlich said. "And certainly, I agree that bigger is better and if you can achieve what I was trying to do — plus in a big footprint with a big, reliable tenant like a university — I certainly think that would be fantastic."
Since meeting with Raimondo, Ehrlich said he has reached out to people in leadership roles during her transition and since her January inauguration. But he has not heard back from anyone.
"I know they're extremely busy, but I have to admit I was a little surprised, given that she was interested," said Ehrlich, a law partner with Gunderson Dettmer LLP in Boston's Seaport District.
In an interview last month, the governor said she has not met with Ehrlich. Commerce Secretary Stefan Pryor has since declined to mention by name any potential developers seeking to build on the 195 land — other than to acknowledge interest by new PawSox owners.
Last October, after a summer of research, Ehrlich told The Journal his team was convinced they'd need an unspecified amount of financial help from the state to build incubator laboratory space on Parcel 27. Ehrlich had partnered with Fruehauf after researching efforts to build incubator laboratory space in other communities. Fruehauf was working to expand the Cambridge Biolabs model.
When the two met last June with the 195 commission, they talked about creating space for 15 to 20 companies in health care, information technology and diagnostic medical components. They also envisioned office space for lawyers, venture-capital investors and others who work with such companies.
Ehrlich talked about how other states — California, Massachusetts, Minnesota and North Carolina — invest in life-sciences research and development to commercialize such work into viable business enterprises. Ehrlich said he was surprised last month to learn, as Governor Raimondo unveiled her state budget proposal, that she wants a $25-million state fund to help finance development on the 195 land.
"I almost fell out of my chair," he said. "I almost thought someone would have reached out to me and said, 'Can this help you, by the way?'"
The Biolabs project was among three proposals supported by the 195 Commission. Two developers have signed purchase-and-sales agreements with the commission. Dallas-based Friendship & Clifford LLC wants to build privatized student housing west of the Providence River. Richard P. Baccari II, principal of Royal Oaks Realty Ventures, wants to build office space, retail and rental housing east of the river.
Commission spokeswoman Dyana Koelsch acknowledged the Biolabs project does not have necessary financing to move forward.
"With the new energy and focus from the state and city, especially given the governor's budget initiatives, there may be new opportunities for projects that would otherwise have faced financing barriers to move forward," she said in a statement.
kbramson@providencejournal.com
On Twitter: @JournalKate


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Yavuz Baydar
editor-in-chief Ahval
Yavuz Baydar is the Editor-in-Chief of Ahval, a trilingual independent online news site on Turkey. He has been a journalist for nearly 40 years.
Baydar was among the co-founders, in 2013, of the independent media platform P24 to monitor the media sector and the state of journalism in his home country.
He has lived outside Turkey since the July 2016 coup attempt.
His opinion articles have appeared in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the New York Times, the Guardian, El Pais, Svenska Dagbladet and Index on Censorship. Baydar has blogged for the Huffington Post and Al Jazeera, sharing his analysis and views on Turkish politics, the Middle East, Balkans, Europe, U.S-Turkish relations, human rights, free speech, press freedom and history. He also wrote regular opinion columns for the Turkish dailies Today's Zaman, Bugün and Özgür Düşünce.
Turkey's first news ombudsman, beginning at Milliyet daily in 1999, Baydar worked in the same role as reader representative until 2014. His work included reader complaints with content, and commentary on media ethics. Working in a tough professional climate had its costs; he was twice forced to leave his job as a consequence of his critical columns on journalistic flaws and fabricated news stories. He served as president of the U.S. based International Organizaton of News Ombudsmen in 2003.
In 2014, as a Shorenstein Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School of Government, he completed an extensive research paper on self-censorship, corruption of ownership in Turkish media, state oppression and threats over journalism in Turkey - in the wake of the Gezi Park protests.
Baydar worked as a producer and news presenter for Swedish Radio&TV Corp. in Stockholm, as Scandinavia and the Baltics correspondent for Turkish daily Cumhuriyet 1980-1992, and for the BBC World Service in the early 1990s.
He studied Informatics, Cybernetics and Journalism at the University of Stockholm.
Baydar won the 2014 Special Award of the European Press Prize for 'excellence in journalism' and the 2017 Morris B Abram Human Rights Award by UN Watch. He also received the 2014 Stories on Umbria Journalism Award in Perugia, Italy and the Caravella 'Mare Nostrum' Award, from the Journalists of the Mediterranean organisation in Puglia, Italy.
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Ever since Donald Trump entered the political arena, the US media have not just reported on the story – they have become part of it. Not a day goes by without a POTUS tweet, a Spicer press conferen...
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As monitored attentively at the festival over the past few years, a perfect storm had been brewing over freedom of expression and independent media in Turkey. It erupted fully after the coup attempt...
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Over a hundred journalists jailed in Turkey by Erdogan. Opposition newspapers closed illegally in Orban's Hungary. Journalists in the United States regularly demonized by Trump as "fake news" pe...
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Match Preview: Liverpool vs Manchester United
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The Money Clubs
January 12, 2018 January 12, 2018 Robin McNamara	0 Comments Anfield, Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea, Coutinho, Klopp, Liverpool, Man City, Man United, Neymar, PSG
Once upon a time there lived a simple little football league in England called the First Division when along came Rupert Murdoch and Sky and transformed it into the Premier League and lo and behold! The money rained down and the streets were paved with gold all the way to the media mougul's bank and the coffers of the top clubs. The Premier League Clubs share via broadcast rights £5.136 billion, up from £3 billion almost a mere 3 years ago. It hasn't stopped raining pennies since. Well 5 pound coins really. On one hand Some will say it certainly transformed the game into the richest league in world football but on the other hand has taken the game away from the working class supporter. The days of 3pm Saturday kickoff live on the BBC are long gone. The ale and pork pie and scratchings are replaced by champagne and cocaine and platinum credit cards. The money pumped into the Premier League has its pros and cons. One may say a negative is the number of foreign owners and investors in the what Pèle calls 'the beautiful game' played in England. It has steadily increased in the past number of years.
One of the first high-profile owners and a notorious one at that for the hiring and firing managers is of course Russian Billionaire , Roman Abramovich with a net worth of $9 Billion according to Forbes. The 51 year old Owner of Chelsea whom he bought in 2003.
Recently the government has been urged by supporters of English clubs to set up a licensing system for football clubs to curb the increase in clubs being owned by foreign investors.
Anyhow, that's grand in the meantime Man City have gone down the Chelsea route in similar fashion of being bought by a very rich person. The United Arab Emirates's Sheikh Mansour bought the club in 2008 for £210 million. The 47-year-old has a net worth of $17 billion. That's some serious game of Monopoly being played there.
So where does that leave us in the Money Clubs table? Probably at the bottom. Liverpool was sold to Fenway Sports Group on 15 October 2010 for £300m. After Gillett and Hicks made an absolute balls of running our beloved club Another American John Henry owner of Fenway Park and the Boston Red Sox is now the current owner. Have we improved much? Won much In comparison to the other two clubs, Chelsea and Man City? Not really. I'll let the statistic experts among you devour over what all three clubs are worth, have spent, invested in the club etc. In player purchases in past five seasons, Man City spent approx: £565 million. Chelsea £507 million and Liverpool £365 million. We're kinda £200 million short of playing with the big boys. Do we have the right owners or should I correct that and say should we have a wealthier owner? One with 100% focus on the club? John Henry switches between Liverpool and Boston Red Sox and the others in the Fenway Sports Group. How do we even know that the £142 million we got for Coutinho is actually all being invested back into Liverpool FC and not across the Atlantic in the other businesses? I for one would love to get into bed with the Arabs well at least flirt heavily with them because of their billions. The traditionalists among you will cry, "foul!" And I hear you. But should we not move with the times after all if you're not in you can't win. Bottomless funding for players easily swayed by the cash as evident with Coutinho. No more losing top players as we'll be competing for everything having bought the best and being in a financial position to retain the best. As Andrea Bocelli and Sara Brightman would sing, 'time come to say goodbye' to FSG?
Paris St Germain being bought by Qatar Sports Investment in 2011 has made them not only the richest club in France but one of the wealthiest in the world. They bought Neymar for €222 million from Barcelona last year, and Mbappé on loan with them from Monaco? They have option of buying the player for €180 million. All this wheeling and dealing without blinking and bottomless amounts of cash. Just saying.
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The most well-known Web3 companies are those that focus on decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain applications. These include firms like Ethereum, MakerDAO, 0x, Augur, and Golem. But Web3 isn't just about DeFi; there are plenty of other companies who have begun to explore the potential of distributed ledgers for various enterprise use cases such as supply chain management and digital identity solutions. Companies such as VeChain, Ambrosus, uPort, Ocean Protocol and many more are furthering these efforts.
In addition to the aforementioned businesses, there are also numerous startups that are exploring other areas within Web3 including data monetization services, oracles networks and privacy-preserving computation platforms such as Enigma and Zcash. As this sector continues to grow we can expect many more innovative projects built on top of blockchain technology to come out in the near future.
Is Google working on Web3?
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At this time, Google has not made any official comment on its involvement with Web3 technology. However, there have been numerous reports over the past few years of Google being involved in various projects related to blockchain and decentralized networks. These projects include working with Ethereum's Enterprise Alliance (EEA) to develop enterprise-grade blockchain solutions for businesses; collaborating with Digital Asset Holdings (DAH) to create open-source tools for building blockchains; developing distributed ledger technology (DLT); researching "smart contracts"; testing distributed computing technologies such as IPFS; and exploring distributed web protocols such as InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).
Given Google's history of innovation in the tech space, it would make sense for them to be exploring Web3 technology as well. While nothing has been confirmed yet, these reports suggest that Google could be positioning itself at the forefront of this revolutionary technology when it comes to maturity and adoption by mainstream users. If they are indeed engaged in such initiatives, then they could potentially have a major impact on how we interact with digital content in the future.
Is Python used in Web3?
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Python has been around for decades and it's highly versatile, making it an ideal choice for web developers who need flexibility when creating powerful web applications. It's also very easy to learn, meaning that even those without much experience in coding can get up to speed quickly. Additionally, many popular libraries such as Flask and Django are written using Python code, adding even more functionality to your projects.
The advantages of using Python for Web3 development are numerous; its scalability makes it well-suited for projects involving large amounts of data or complex functionality. Its ease-of-use means that you don't have to spend time learning complicated syntaxes or debugging issues when you're trying to get your project up and running. Furthermore, because Python features an extensive library of modules and packages, developers often find that they don't need to write their own code in order to add certain features - they can just install pre-made packages instead!
Overall, if you're looking for a robust language with which to develop modern web applications then look no further than Python; its versatility and flexibility make it the perfect choice for any project!
Does Web3 need crypto?
As the world moves increasingly towards a decentralized model of computing, it is becoming more and more apparent that cryptocurrency is an integral part of this shift. Web3, as it is commonly referred to, is a term used to describe a new generation of internet-based applications that are built upon blockchain technology. This emerging class of decentralized applications (DApps) has the potential to revolutionize the way we access and interact with digital services in our everyday lives.
It is clear that the development of DApps requires an effective payment system for users to conduct transactions. Crypto assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others provide a reliable means for people to transfer money quickly and securely across borders or even between platforms. This makes them an ideal choice for facilitating transactions within Web3 networks.
At its core, Web3 represents a fundamental shift away from centralized models of computing – where data and information are stored on remote servers – towards distributed systems where users have full control over their data at all times. It stands to reason then that cryptocurrency should be utilized in these distributed networks due to its ability to maintain autonomy by providing users with the ultimate security when making payments or transferring funds.
The use of crypto assets also provides developers with several advantages when it comes to building DApps; since they are able to create their own native tokens on top of existing blockchain networks they can easily incentivize user interaction while also monetizing their efforts through token sales. This can result in increased adoption rates for their products or services which in turn leads to higher profits down the line.
Overall, it appears evident that cryptocurrency will play an important role in the development of Web3 networks moving forward; not only does it provide us with secure means for conducting transactions but it also opens up new opportunities for developers looking to monetize their projects. In short, if you want your platform or application to thrive in this new era then embracing crypto assets may just be your ticket into success!
Who runs the best Web3 community?
Web3 is a term used to describe the decentralized internet and all of the technologies, applications, and tools associated with it. With it comes an ever-growing community of developers, users, entrepreneurs, and investors who are passionate about building this new paradigm of the web. As such, there are many Web3 communities out there that are helping to drive the development of this revolutionary technology.
When it comes to picking the best Web3 community, there's no single answer; rather there are several contenders that have been making waves in their respective areas.
For starters, Ethereum has a large and active global developer community that is constantly pushing forward innovation within its ecosystem. They often host virtual hackathons or meetups where developers can collaborate on projects together. Ethereum also has a vibrant online forum for discussion about everything related to Ethereum - from technical questions to news updates - as well as dedicated subreddits.
Another popular Web3 community is Polkadot, which focuses on interoperability between different blockchain networks via its unique relay chain architecture. It's been gaining traction in recent years due to its scalability capabilities and low transaction fees. The Polkadot ecosystem also boasts an active developer community full of experts working on building various projects within its framework.
In addition to these two major players in the space, there are other smaller yet equally enthusiastic communities focused on specific protocols or services such as Filecoin (decentralized storage), Tezos (smart contract platform), Cosmos (blockchain interoperability), etc., each with their own forums for discussing topics related to their particular corner of Web3 technology.
Overall, it's tough to pick just one best Web3 community since all of them offer something unique and valuable for driving forward progress in the decentralized space. But what we can say for sure is that each one plays an important role in advancing Web3 technology and creating a better future for everyone involved.
How do people get rich from Web3?
Web3 is a term used to refer to the third generation of the internet. It is based on decentralized technologies and protocols such as blockchain, which allow users to interact with one another without having to go through a central authority. This makes it possible for individuals to create and execute transactions directly, without relying on intermediaries.
One way that people can get rich from Web3 is by investing in cryptocurrency or tokens built on top of blockchain networks. By buying these digital assets, investors can potentially benefit from their rise in value over time if they are able to accurately predict market movements. Additionally, many projects offer incentives for holding their native tokens; some reward holders with dividends or other forms of income.
Another option for making money from Web3 is by working as an independent developer or consultant specializing in decentralized technology projects. Companies are increasingly looking for professionals who have experience developing applications and services on top of blockchain-based networks such as Ethereum, EOS and Tron. As these platforms become more popular, opportunities will only continue to increase.
Finally, people may also be able to generate income from Web3-based applications through monetization models such as advertising, subscriptions or paywalls. For example, some content creators have begun using blockchain-based platforms like Steemit and Uptrennd to publish articles and receive payments directly from readers in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherium. This type of model offers potential advantages over traditional monetization schemes due to its low fees and lack of censorship risk associated with centralized services like Google Ads or Facebook Ads Manager.
Which Web3 coins to buy?
Web3 coins are cryptocurrencies that are based on decentralized blockchain technology. These coins have been designed to facilitate peer-to-peer transactions, data storage, and provide users with more control over their financial assets. With so many Web3 coins available, it can be difficult to know which ones to buy. Here are some tips for selecting the best Web3 coins for your investment portfolio:
1. Understand Your Goals: Before buying any Web3 coin, it is important to understand what your goals and objectives are for investing in this space. Are you looking for long-term or short-term gains? Do you plan to use the coins for buying goods and services or purely as an investment? Understanding your specific goals will help you narrow down which Web3 coin is best suited to meet your needs.
2. Research the Team Behind the Coin: When investing in any cryptocurrency, research is essential. It is important to thoroughly investigate the team behind any given coin before making a purchase decision. Look at their experience and track record within the industry and try to get a sense of their commitment level towards development and customer support. If possible, check out their social media presence as well – this can give clues as to how active they remain in the community surrounding the coin project.
3. Assess Risk Versus Reward: Investing in any cryptocurrency carries with it a certain amount of risk; however, some Web3 coins do offer greater rewards than others due to their innovative features or potential applications in various industries or sectors of society. Therefore, assess each opportunity thoroughly before deciding whether it's worth taking on additional risk by investing in such a coin versus another one with less potential upside but also lower risk levels associated with it.
4. Check Out Exchanges & Wallets: Some exchanges may not yet offer trading options for certain Web3 coins; therefore it's important that you check out which ones do before committing any funds into them. Additionally, make sure that there's an appropriate wallet available that allows you store your chosen crypto safely and securely while also providing easy access when needed (e.g., desktop wallets).
5 . Stay Informed on News & Updates: The crypto market is ever changing; therefore staying informed about news and updates related to each particular Web3 coin can help ensure that you don't miss out on new developments or opportunities related to them as they arise throughout time – both positive news regarding adoption or partnership announcements as well as negative events like hacks or technical issues should always be taken into account when assessing investments into such projects too!
What companies benefit from Web3?
Web3 is the latest evolution in the world of web development, a technology which enables developers to create decentralized applications (DApps) on the Internet. It's been heralded as a revolutionary new way for businesses and organizations to interact with their customers and stakeholders. The possibilities are endless when it comes to Web3; from creating an immutable ledger of records, to hosting secure monetary transactions, to even launching fully autonomous organizations.
In short, Web3 is poised to revolutionize how businesses interact with their customers and stakeholders. Let's take a look at some of the industries that stand to benefit significantly from this technology:
Financial Services: Banks and other financial institutions have struggled for years with security concerns around digital transactions. With Web3, those worries can be laid to rest as all transactions are securely stored on blockchain ledgers that cannot be tampered with or altered by malicious actors. Furthermore, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin provide an easily accessible form of digital currency that can facilitate secure payments between parties without requiring third-party intervention.
Retail: As more consumers turn towards online shopping platforms, retailers have had to find ways of streamlining their operations while also providing secure payment options for customers. Web3 technologies allow retailers to securely store customer data on blockchain ledgers while also offering cryptocurrency payment options that are protected from malicious actors. Additionally, blockchain-powered supply chain management solutions provide transparency into where products come from and how they're being handled throughout the retail process.
Healthcare: Healthcare providers face numerous challenges when it comes to securing patient data while still providing efficient services. With Web3 technologies in place, healthcare providers can store patient information on blockchain ledgers that cannot be tampered with or accessed by unauthorized parties; additionally cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin can provide secure payment options for patients without needing third-party involvement. Furthermore, smart contracts can be used to streamline processes such as claim processing while ensuring accuracy throughout the entire system.
Overall, Web3 is set to revolutionize industries across the board thanks its powerful combination of security and flexibility – making it an incredibly attractive proposition for businesses looking for new ways of interacting safely with their customers and stakeholders in the modern age
Is crypto part of Web3?
Cryptocurrency is a part of Web3, the third generation of the internet. It is an evolution of the existing web infrastructure, bringing together new technologies and protocols to usher in a more secure, decentralised world. Cryptocurrencies are digital assets which are created through computer code and are secured using cryptography. These coins can be used to transact with other users on the network or to purchase goods and services.
Web3 is more than just cryptocurrency though; it's an entire ecosystem that encompasses blockchain technology, distributed computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and decentralized applications (DApps). The ultimate goal of this movement is to create an open platform where anyone can access data without restrictions from centralized entities.
Crypto is only one component of Web3 but it has been instrumental in driving innovation within the space. By making transactions faster, cheaper and more secure than ever before, cryptocurrencies have enabled developers to create innovative products such as smart contracts, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), DeFi applications, and decentralized exchanges (DEXs).
By utilizing these tools along with blockchain technology, Web3 has the potential to revolutionize many industries by reducing costs for businesses while increasing transparency for consumers. Ultimately, this could lead to greater financial inclusion around the world by providing people with access to global markets regardless of their location or economic status.
What are Web3 products?
Web3 products are the next generation of web-based technology. They are designed to provide users with a more secure, efficient, and interactive experience when interacting with the internet. Web3 products make use of blockchain technology, distributed ledgers, smart contracts, and decentralized applications (dApps) to enable users to access digital services in a more secure environment.
The main advantages of Web3 products are improved security and privacy due to decentralization; reduced costs due to peer-to-peer transactions; faster transaction speeds; and the potential for automated payments through smart contracts. This allows users to perform online transactions without fear of fraud or identity theft. It also eliminates unnecessary intermediaries like banks and payment processors, providing more control over funds for both businesses and consumers alike.
Web3 products are being developed by many companies worldwide, including tech giants such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Amazon Web Services (AWS). These companies have invested heavily in developing these technologies in order to create a better user experience for their customers. Additionally, startups have emerged that specialize in building dApps on top of existing blockchain networks such as Ethereum and Tron.
In conclusion, Web3 products offer an exciting way for people to interact with digital services safely and securely – no matter where they are located or what industry they are involved in. With this new wave of technology comes great potential for businesses that want to take advantage of its features while still maintaining their customer's safety and trust.
Which coin is metaverse?
Metaverse is a decentralized public blockchain based in Shanghai, China. The aim of the project is to create an open-source platform for digital assets and digital identities, as well as build a "Smart Economy" ecosystem with distributed digital trust. Metaverse is powered by its native cryptocurrency, ETP (Entropy Token), which can be used to pay for transaction fees on the network.
The Metaverse project was launched in 2016 by CEO Eric Gu and CTO Chen Hao. It has since become one of the most successful projects in the Chinese blockchain space, with a strong focus on creating innovative tools and applications that enable users to interact with smart contracts, digital assets, and smart identities.
Unlike other cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, Metaverse does not rely solely on Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus algorithms for security but instead uses a hybrid PoW/Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism called Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS). This enables faster transaction times than traditional PoW networks while still providing sufficient decentralization.
In addition to its own public blockchain platform, Metaverse also offers Sidechains technology which allows developers to build their own custom blockchains that are interoperable with the mainchain. By utilizing Sidechains technology developers can deploy their own tokens and smart contracts quickly and securely without compromising performance or scalability.
Metaverse is striving to make it easier for users to interact with distributed ledger technology through new features such as Identity Verification Protocols (IVP), Digital Assets Exchange (DAE), Atomic Swaps Protocols, Cross Chain Smart Contracts and more. With these innovative tools, users will be able to access a wide range of financial products like loans, stablecoins and derivatives without relying on third parties such as banks or brokers.
In summary, Metaverse provides a comprehensive platform where users can securely store digital assets and perform transactions using its native ETP currency while benefitting from improved scalability due to Sidechain technology and enhanced security due to DPoS consensus mechanisms. This makes Metaverse one of the most popular blockchains in China among both individuals and businesses alike who wish to take advantage of all it has to offer in terms of usability and security.
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Q: Differentiate between Frontend and Backend Logs in DBTarget Yii2
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*I am logging into Db using existing Yii logging API.

*But I want to differentiate between Frontend logs and Backend logs inside DB.

*Everything that appears is common for both, I face difficulty tracing frontend logs.
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A: You can use prefix property for this. This is callable that returns a string to be prefixed to every exported message with signature function ($message).
As default getMessagePrefix() is used there which prefixes the message with user IP, user ID and session ID.
You can use it to add there frontend and backend.

A: Thanks to @Bizley!
Inside both backend/config/main and frontend/config/main, I configured below; This is how my entire log configuration for Frontend looks like(Similarly you can do it for Backend);
'log' => [
            'traceLevel' => YII_DEBUG ? 3 : 0,
            'targets' => [
                [
                    'class' => 'yii\log\DbTarget',
                    'levels' => ['error'],
                    'prefix' => function ($message) {
                        return "[Frontend]";
                    },
                ],
                [
                    'class' => 'yii\log\FileTarget',
                    'levels' => ['error','info'],
                ],
            ],
        ],

Below is the view on UI for logs. With the Help of Prefix I can now easily differentiate between channels.

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