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Medical Problems Which Can Masquerade As Bad Behaviour In Cats
January 10, 2021 October 27, 2019 by Julia Wilson
Last Updated on January 10, 2021 by Julia Wilson
About: Several diseases can lead to changes which pet owners may put down to bad behaviour, this highlights the importance of a thorough medical evaluation for any cat displaying undesirable behaviour to determine if there is a medical cause.
What kind of behaviours can be caused by disease?
Going to the toilet outside the litter tray
Overgrooming which can lead to baldness
Sensitivity to touch
Neurological disturbances
Urinary tract diseases
Cognitive dysfunction syndrome (senility)
Many diseases can manifest as behavioural changes and can be mistaken for bad behaviour, and can be a source of frustration for the pet owner and prolonged suffering for a cat whose condition may go undiagnosed. With an early diagnosis, it may be possible to treat or at least manage these conditions, which will see an improvement in symptoms.
Not all of these diseases will lead to behavioural changes, but all do have the potential to do so.
Neurological diseases are disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system, which make up the brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, peripheral nerves, nerve roots, autonomic nervous system, neuromuscular junction, and muscles.
Diseases which affect the neurological system include liver disease (see below), vascular disease, brain tumours (benign and malignant), infections, trauma and toxins.
Symptoms of neurological disease can be varied but include incoordination, confusion, head pressing, seizures, blindness and behavioural changes which include aggression.
Urinary tract disease
Urinary tract disease refers to several disorders of the cat's urinary tract, which is consists of the upper and lower urinary tracts. Cystitis, bladder and kidney infections, urinary crystals or stones can lead to pain when urinating, or a sense of urgency.
Crying in the litter tray
Pain when touched
Inability to urinate
Frequent genital licking
Urinating outside the litter tray
Male cats are at increased risk of urinary blockages due to their narrow urethra; if the cat can't urinate, toxins build up in the blood, which eventually leads to death.
A common endocrine disease caused by a benign hormone-secreting tumour of the thyroid gland. Hyperthyroidism is the most common endocrine disorder in cats and is seen most frequently in middle-aged to senior cats.
Increased appetite
Poor coat condition
Thickening of the claws
Jittery behaviour
Overgrooming
Increased vocalisation
Broken teeth, gum disease, feline odontic resorptive lesions, dental abscess, oral cancer are all common oral diseases which can cause long or short term pain.
Reluctance to eat
Bleeding from the mouth
Reluctance to be touched around the head area
Cats are prone to developing skin diseases which can be due to external parasites (fleas and mites), allergies and immune-mediated disorders. One study found that 76% of cats with suspected psychogenic alopecia had an underlying skin disease.
Intense itching and scratching
Excessive grooming
A painful condition in which the shock-absorbing cartilage which cushions the joints wears down and is eventually lost. When osteoarthritis develops, this slippery layer breaks down and wears away exposing the bones, causing pain, inflammation, and stiffness. As the disease progresses, loss of movement can occur in the affected joint which can impact the cat's mobility, who can no longer jump or climb as well as he or she used to be able to do.
Osteoarthritis is under-diagnosed, and by the time clinical signs appear, the cat is in significant pain. Studies have revealed the following:
20% of cats over 1 have some signs of arthritis
60% of cats over 6 have arthritis
90% of cats over 12 have arthritis
Stiffness upon waking
Reluctance to move
Grooming less
Swelling around the affected joint(s)
Aggression when touched
Pica or wool sucking
Pica in cats is a potentially serious condition where they have an abnormal compulsion to eat non-food substances such as clothing, plastic, wool etc. The preferred food choice is generally reserved for the same object.
Objects can include clothing such as socks and blankets. Pica is an obsessive-compulsive disorder; however, several medical conditions can also lead to inappropriate chewing and eating non-food objects.
Dietary insufficiency, and possibly needing more fibre, minerals or vitamins in their diet.
Polyphagia is the medical term for disorders which cause an increased appetite, which includes hyperthyroidism, anemia, acromegaly, Cushing's syndrome and diabetes.
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.
Teething in kittens.
Senility and central nervous system disorders.
Cognitive dysfunction syndrome
Just like humans, cats can develop age-related cognitive changes as they move into their senior years. Cognitive dysfunction syndrome (senility) has been found in 30% of cats between 11 and 14 show signs of CDS, this figure jumps up to 50% in cats over 15 years of age and up to 80% in cats aged 16 and onwards.
The cause is not known, the formation of plaques in the brain, reduced blood flow due to damaged blood vessels and chronic free radical damage are implicated in the development of senility in people.
DISHAAL is an abbreviation which summarises the classic signs of CDS.
Disorientation
Interactions (changes in interactions with owners, other pets and the environment)
Sleep-wake cycle disturbances
Housesoiling
Activity (changes in/repetitive)
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Home > Books: New Old World Order
Books: New Old World Order
September 1, 2006 Topics: Great Powers Tags: NeoconservatismRealismAmerican EmpireCold WarEmpireEvil EmpireFundamentalismIslamic FundamentalismJerusalemProtestantismSix-Day WarSoft PowerSoviet UnionCommunismSuperpowerInternational Relations TheoryGulf WarFederalismIslamismToryOrganized CrimeEuroHeads Of StateIraq War
by Author(s): William Anthony Hay
Christopher Layne, The Peace of Illusions: American Grand Strategy from 1940 to the Present (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2006), 290 pp., $29.95.
Harold James, The Roman Predicament: How the Rules of International Order Create the Politics of Empire (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2006), 176 pp., $24.95.
"You can do a great deal with bayonets, but you cannot sit on them", said the shrewd Habsburg statesman Felix zu Schwartzenberg after the European revolutions of 1848--a sentiment that was relevant then and is gaining adherents in America since the Iraq War. The war has revived a sense of limits and realism, an ideological shift akin (in proportion but not substance) to the reassessments that followed the fall of the Soviet Union.
Against this theoretical backdrop, two important new books by Christopher Layne and Harold James reinterpret, from different perspectives, international politics and the United States' role as guarantor of global stability. Layne asks whether current policies have created a peace of illusions that might be shattered by an unforeseen crisis, and he opens by exploring the origins of American supremacy and the strategy behind it. Starting from an analogy with Rome, James describes the mounting domestic tensions that increasingly threaten the global system and an interconnected world.
Layne insists that an expansionist U.S. policy has long aimed at securing what he calls "extra regional" hegemony in Western Europe, East Asia and the Persian Gulf with an eye to establishing the United States as the most powerful international actor since imperial Rome.
When the United States made the transition from wealth to power after 1890 (as described by Fareed Zakaria), it adapted the concept of a national economy as derived from Friedrich List's writings, and applied tariff policy with an eye towards increased access to overseas markets. The Open Door policy toward China, which rejected that country's partition into spheres of influence from which other powers might be excluded and demanded instead equal access to Chinese markets for all states, set the paradigm for later strategy. Layne details how the United States subverted the British Empire through conditional aid and political leverage, and made the abolition of Britain's imperial preference a leading objective in pursuit of its "open markets" strategy. But the soft power of American diplomacy and financial leverage had failed to secure economic interests in Europe, and the Great Depression underlined the danger of exclusion from core markets. Wealth had brought power, but only the exercise of power could secure that wealth.
Layne rebuts the venerated notion that American hegemony--pre-, during and postwar--preserved an international order benign for allies and the United States. Despite the broad success of America's extensive European and Asian engagement from the 1940s onwards, that enterprise generated hidden financial costs, prompted unnecessary interventions and contributed to Layne's perilous peace of illusions.
Layne argues that, far from reluctantly emerging from Arcadia to battle totalitarianism in 1940, American policy deliberately sought to undermine rivals and establish a new order based on the open door, offering an account that departs from the conventional assumptions Norman Davies calls "the Allied scheme of history." American exceptionalism has been driven not by disinterestedness, but rather the pursuit of absolute security, which leads to expansionist strategy.
Washington aimed at permanently reducing the power of Germany and Japan. No power could be allowed to control Eurasia, and thereby have the capability to exclude America. The prospect of having to rely on the Western Hemisphere, as a kind of autarkic garrison state, alarmed some in the United States like Chip Bohlen who considered Europe's revival in the late 1940s essential to creating the kind of world in which Americans would like to live. George Kennan, noting the possibility that the United States might become ideologically isolated, thought maintaining confidence in American traditions and institutions would require a "whistling in the dark"--which might not be loud enough to work. The success of authoritarianism overseas could allow regimes to project prestige and cause, as Kennan feared, the United States to become a "lonely country." Given those assumptions, Layne argues, isolationism was unsustainable, both culturally and economically.
Layne challenges Marc Trachtenberg's argument in A Constructed Peace that both changes in occupation policy and the subsequent European political settlement in the late 1940s sprang from Cold War imperatives, instead positing that American strategy revolved around America's open-door, hegemonic strategy. Europe had become "a firetrap" that America did not want rebuilt in the same form. And European integration combined with security guarantees provided a stable, viable alternative. Stabilizing Franco-German relations within a wider European framework was an important step, and Washington tailored its own relationship with Germany to prevent its government from adopting, as Kennan feared, "a resentful and defiant nationalism directed" against the United States.
Apart from deterring Soviet aggression, NATO stabilized Europe internally. Importantly, American security guarantees removed the need for allies to develop greater capabilities of their own, which would put them beyond Washington's control. Political and economic integration within Europe created interdependence, preventing any one country from dominating the region. The system that developed gradually from 1945 to 1960 worked well, and the Soviet collapse presented the opportunity to extend it during the 1990s.
But the potential for overreach now transforms a "benign" hegemony into what Layne calls a peace of illusions. He argues that success obscured the costs of the national security apparatus required to sustain hegemony. The shift of power to an imperial presidency changed political dynamics within the United States, and military spending siphoned investment from other, more profitable economic sectors.
Security guarantees typically require America to take an aggressive stance in maintaining the interests of allies, and minor crises become tests of resolve. Failing a test undermines the guarantee and thereby threatens U.S. hegemony. The alliance system itself, in Layne's view, drives an aggressive foreign policy. Layne echoes an older generation of realists who feared, not unreasonably, that hegemony would fuel a crusading mentality and intolerant spirit, and drive excessive intervention: what can be done, will be done and, indeed, must be done. Paul Kennedy's theory that hegemonic powers fall into a cycle of decline resonates more clearly today than during the 1990s, and looming fiscal overstretch, whatever its causes, raises problems for American domestic and foreign policy.
Layne likens the situation to a treadmill, on which efforts to preserve American predominance erode the economic foundations it rests upon. Some might note, like David Calleo, that control over the principal reserve currency allowed the United States to pay for its empire with other people's money, but can that continue?
Adopting an offshore balancing strategy and abandoning regional hegemonic ambitions beyond the Western Hemisphere provides a way off the treadmill, but Layne takes the prescription a step further. America should withdraw from NATO, he urges, and other longstanding security alliances. While America may already be devolving some responsibility for security to some countries, such as Japan and Korea, the drastic measures Layne proposes would slam a wedge into transatlantic relations while destabilizing other regions. Layne's specific prescription simply produces a different set of challenges in the guise of resolving present difficulties. Indeed, he displays greater talent in identifying problems than offering plausible solutions.
The Iraq War's aftermath has drawn renewed attention to realism, but the term's definition varies. Layne's Peace of Illusions opens with an overview of realist theory that grounds the book within academic political science. Academic realism stresses the centrality of the state for understanding international politics, and it assumes that governments behave as rational actors seeking to maximize state power.
While such assumptions make sense, theorists too often disregard the "real" part of realism and focus excessively on the "ism." Social scientists strive for the precision of physics, but the result typically skips over the complexities of history and culture, driving dogmatic generalizations that depict events through a distorted prism. As a theorist, Layne naturally makes grand strategy prescriptions, but he distorts past and present conditions by viewing them through a theoretical lens. His normative focus causes him to lose sight of the exigencies of events and instead see what the theory predicts.
Layne's discussion of post-1945 developments in Europe offers a case in point. The postwar American (and British) presence in Germany could not have been easily justified without the Cold War, and circumstances, rather than the grand strategy Layne takes as a starting point, shaped policy decisions. America's "empire by invitation", as Geir Lundestaad puts it, worked only because it served the interests of both allies and the United States.
For practitioners and general observers, realism means taking the world as it is rather than as one might wish it to be. The challenge is how to do it. Layne makes an important point in noting the necessity of balancing security liabilities with assets, and that peace built on fiscal-overstretch can only be illusory.
Rather than disengagement, though, the answer lies in leveraging alliances to maintain stability and secure aims. Connecting states through alliances limits the scope for conflict, as Bismarck's 19th century system and post-1945 American internationalism show. Diplomacy can become a force-multiplier in addressing difficulties, but doing so requires knowledge, insight and a deft touch that has been lacking in recent years.
The greater challenge to the international order may lie in the tensions within, rather than between, states, as James suggests. The United States holds a predominance of power not seen since imperial Rome, a development that profoundly changed the international system and underpins post-1989 globalization. Like Rome, however, the American-led global order faces problems created primarily by its own internal dynamics. What James calls the "Roman dilemma" arises from the fact that the way in which peaceful commerce produces a stable, prosperous and integrated global order also creates undercurrents of conflict. A vicious circle thus leads the liberal, commercial world order to subvert and destroy itself.
James warns that the current system's excessive reliance on rules, rather than consensus, threatens its enduring legitimacy. Without legitimacy based on shared assumptions, the costs of economic change spark political backlash. The internal disturbance in a far-flung country can reverberate dramatically, given the new proximities and connections of globalization--as witnessed on September 11. Understanding the problem requires a long view that takes into account historical examples where systems decayed from within.
Internal problems from 1760 to 1825 exposed fault lines within Britain's North Atlantic world, the ancien régime of France and the empire of Habsburg Spain. Reform led to still more pressures and fragmentation. The beginnings of what historians describe as the age of Atlantic revolutions provided the backdrop to Edward Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire and Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. Both works explored the internal conditions that eroded great accumulations of power, and their appearance in 1776 coincided with the crisis of the American Revolution. Like many authors, Gibbon and Smith wrote with an eye on the headlines of their day, and James discerns in their work an inquiry into the relationship between social order and rules that guides his erudite discussion.
American military supremacy and a global economic order that generates unparalleled prosperity limit the scope for confrontation among great powers. An open break would impose too many costs. Instead, leaders confine themselves to heated rhetoric and "gesture politics", allowing them to grandstand but avert conflict. In earlier periods, such posturing might be the prologue to war, as with the Ems dispatch that produced the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, but they now generate little more than domestic applause. The deeper problem lies in the discontent of those groups that believe themselves victims of economic change.
James explored at length the historical pattern whereby economic dislocation produces efforts to insulate powerful domestic constituencies in The End of Globalization: Lessons from the Great Depression (2000), and here he describes the tensions it creates with greater attention to culture and an eye to current policy concerns. Demands for greater regulation and protectionist measures have created an increasingly dense network of rules that limits flexibility. Post-1945 liberal internationalism was propelled by American efforts and served American interests, but, as John Ikenberry has pointed out, the constraints it has imposed over the past few decades have led Americans to turn away from the system they created. James sees this as part of a much wider pattern that challenges the legitimacy of the current order.
Can the system hold? The United States serves as the linchpin of global economic stability, but budget and trade deficits make its position more precarious than during the immediate post-1945 decades of unchallenged supremacy. Even in the 1960s, Washington aroused Charles de Gaulle's ire by using the dollar's position as a reserve currency to sustain American spending with other people's money.
James considers American dynamism today as contingent on the nation's continued ability to borrow and draw investment. While fiscal problems threaten the sustained growth the United States needs to maintain capital inflows, other countries have also seen their fiscal position deteriorate at the millennium. Greater integration of the global economy increases the potential for shocks to echo through the system. James claims that financial volatility tends to fuel resistance to globalization among those less able to weather the storm.
Just as globalization transmits pressures through the economic system, so the politics of empire can exaggerate the impact of circumstances along the periphery. Unrest in outlying regions, seemingly of little significance, can generate threats to the metropole, as with terrorist attacks. Also, James argues that when great powers select one central focus, others are neglected. Vietnam in the late 1960s and the Iranian hostage crisis are examples. And the current nation-building project in Iraq provides an uncertain basis on which to stake American prestige. Direct intervention can weaken the legitimacy of empire, sparking further challenge and undermining support at home. Political cycles, like economic ones, can be virtuous or vicious, quickly transforming stability-building measures into destabilizing missteps.
Neither James nor Layne provide specific answers to the problems of global order, and James makes no pretense of attempting to do so. Both authors point to the importance of pragmatism. The practice of transforming sound principles into an ideology and then testing it to the breaking point always ends badly. The inevitability of change underlines the need for continuity and the dangers of promoting instability. Force only works in carefully chosen situations. More importantly, policymakers should prevent crises from reaching that critical point demanding intervention.
American policy succeeded remarkably in creating structures to contain or manage conflict after 1945, but little has been done to adapt international organizations or alliances for new circumstances. Neither grand projects nor strategies seem likely to gain sufficient traction, now that the idealistic moment of the 1990s has passed. Instead, it will take careful work along the margins of diplomacy to strengthen institutions sapped by apathy or overreaching.
Essay Types: Book Review
Source URL:https://nationalinterest.org/bookreview/books-new-old-world-order-1055


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Re: Achamian as the most powerful sorcerer left alive in the Three Seas.
Serwa is dead. There just isn't any better ending to her story. Another Cnaüir is just an old dog doing old tricks.
I, too, think it's a great ending, and Serwa is what passes for my favorite character in TSA. Right now, her story has everything, it doesn't need anything more.
She's a bit more dead than Cnaiur was, and Bakker did already play the "character didn't actually die on screen so technically its ok if I bring them back" card. Because of this, I would be rather disappointed if he brings her back - but not surprised.
Don't forget Bakker "doesn't know" whose alive or not at this point. There could be a lot of resurrections in TNG of characters that weren't outright listed as killed.
I must confess, this is exactly what makes me a bit uneasy about TNG.
Every character I even liked is dead anyway. Just kill them all.
Not really, but I just want him to really get into Mimara's actual role, rather than just hinting at/around it.
]Not really, but I just want him to really get into Mimara's actual role, rather than just hinting at/around it.
Never would I not read anything remotely associated with this story, so dont take what I say the wrong way. But, after TUC, my Hope's for anything being revealed fully has taking a hit. I just dont see anything being spelled out for us. Just hints and innuendoes, tbh.
Well, I don't really mean explicitly stating it, but have her actually do more in her role.
For myself I don't know about uneasy exactly, but I understand what you mean. Its uncharted territory.
I suspect we have a decade or so to accept this new reality though before TNG 1 comes out.
Yeah. More information seems to just lead to more questions. That's what makes it fun, but TUC/TAE did shatter any illusions I had about new books/series answering old questions.
Gotcha. I'm truly excited and hoping more is invested in Mimara, also. I hope she becomes the main character of TNG.
Said it better than I. I do expect a few things to be sprinkled in though. Dont know what, but he usually does.
I seriously doubt Serwa will be dead -- unless TUC was the final installment of the series, then killing her off now feels like a huge waste of the character, which is almost certainly why RSB left it ambiguous. I also think Serwa still being alive would be interesting simply because I think she's the only one who WOULDN'T instantly believe that Kellhus is actually the No-God. She was clearly the one who knew the most of her father's true plans for the Great Ordeal (up to and including the Proyas betrayal), so I could see a lot of dramatic tension being created in whatever sort of counter-force is assembled based purely on that.
However, discounting Serwa, I do think Achamian is probably the most powerful sorceror in Earwa.
Honestly I think this is the point wherein Achamian's characterization will deviate the most from its status quo in the series thus far. He is now, really for the first time, completely "in his element", even if he didn't realize it to be such. The No-God walks -- Seswatha won't stand idle.
If Serwa isn't dead, she better be declared Not Dead at the start, or in some manner that's not supposed to be a surprise-twist. You are right though, her death seems disappointing given the time spent creating her.
Well, R kinda sorta maybe brought back Cnaiur in similar fashion. Roll with it, my fellow Consult! Play the hand we'll be dealt.
There are hints that originally the Ark had insertants to start up the concept / device (whether it was called no-god then or not we can't know) to reduce the population to 144k. Why or how 144k we don't know.
Ark falls, device breaks and Inchoroi and Ark badly damaged/decimated.
Stuff happens. Including the innoculation.
Shae gets involved and figures (or assumes?) some stuff out.
Helps A&A rebuild the no-god.
To me the no-god is what stops the cycle of souls and effectively allows war / disease to reduce the population. No births and dead is dead. So the no-god needs to remain active for long enough to achieve that, otherwise you face a global war to keep trying to achieve 144k.


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Ponga pumped for All Stars and No.6 switch
Fri 8 Feb 2019, 01:06 PM
Next week, Kalyn Ponga will wear the No.6 on his back.
A lot has been made of his move into the halves and next Friday's Harvey Norman All-Stars clash will be the first chance the fans get to see him in action in 2019.
While much of the focus will be on how he performs in the halves, Ponga is more interested in pulling on a New Zealand Maori jersey for the first time.
Having played five-eighth in 2018 in the nib Newcastle Knights' win over Penrith, he's tired of talking about the positional switch.
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"I've had 100 questions about it," Ponga said of the halves move.
"I'm excited. I'm looking forward to it. I've been working on it over the pre-season so hopefully I can go out there Round 1 and perform."
With five weeks until their season opener against Cronula, Ponga's attention has turned to the All Stars clash.
So, what is he expecting from that match?
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"A lot of traffic my way," he said.
"I think it'll be fun. A great contest, two cultures colliding. It's a concept where both teams are going to be proud to be out there. It should be a close game."
With his father "proud" of him for representing his culture, Ponga is keen use this game as an opportunity to learn.
Ponga admits he doesn't know much about his heritage with a week in camp a chance for him to connect with his Maori roots.
Ramien: 'Physically and mentally as fit as I've ever been'
"That's the exciting part about it, I'm going into that camp knowing a little bit," Ponga said.
"I'm sure they will look after me and teach me more about where I'm from and then I get to put the jersey on and play for the team."


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Johnson Lifts Raptors Over Celtics, 102-101
Boston's Paul Pierce, left, drives past Toronto's Sonny Weems in the first quarter of a game on Oct. 10, 2010, in Boston. (AP)
The Boston Celtics are playing tough defense, as usual. Just not for the entire game, and it's costing them.
Amir Johnson made two free throws with 2.7 seconds left, Andrea Bargnani scored 29 points and the Toronto Raptors snapped an eight-game losing streak to the Celtics with a 102-101 victory Sunday.
Paul Pierce's shot bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded, giving Toronto its first victory against Boston since a 114-112 road win on Jan. 23, 2008.
Boston, which lost 89-84 at home to Oklahoma City on Friday, suffered consecutive defeats for the first time this season.
"We can't just show up. We've got to play some D," a frustrated Kevin Garnett said. "These teams we're playing against are very high-caliber offense teams. We know what they are. On paper they might not be whatever but as far as talent, this league has a lot of talent and you've got to respect that."
Johnson had 17 points and 11 rebounds, Sonny Weems scored 16, Leandro Barbosa had 12 and Jose Calderon 11 for the Raptors, who have won a season-high three straight. Reggie Evans finished with 16 rebounds and a season-high nine points.
Toronto made 30 of 39 free-throw attempts.
Nate Robinson led Boston with a season-high 22 points, Pierce and Ray Allen each had 19 and Garnett and Glenn Davis both scored 12.
Pierce said Boston lacked the proper focus in the losses against the Thunder and Raptors.
"I know we're a better team than those two teams, I know we are," he said. "It's just mentally coming out and having the right mindset. I don't think we have the right mindset coming into these games against opponents that we're supposed to beat."
Toronto had won just one of its previous 12 against Boston, including six straight losses at home, but turned this one around with a 38-point second quarter, the biggest output by a Celtics opponent in any quarter this season.
"We may be the worst second quarter team in all of basketball," Pierce said. "We come out, get these leads and then we give them right away in the second quarter. We've got to do a better job and be more consistent throughout the game, quarter by quarter."
The Raptors led 82-75 to begin the fourth and extended their lead to 93-81 on a 3-pointer by Barbosa with just over 9 minutes left.
Toronto went cold after that, missing its next 10 field goal attempts and allowing Boston to storm into the lead with a 17-1 run over the next 51/2 minutes. Allen tied it at 94 with a 3-pointer from the wing with 3:39 remaining, then made another 3 from almost the same spot on Boston's next possession.
Johnson ended Toronto's slump by making a hook shot with 2:46 to play, cutting it to 98-96. After Pierce made one of two from the line and Barbosa hit a jumper, Weems had a chance to put the Raptors ahead, but airballed his 3-point shot with 42 seconds left and Toronto trailing by one.
Evans fouled Davis on a drive to the basket with 21 seconds to go and the Celtics' big man made both, putting Boston up 101-98.
After Weems made a driving layup, Allen lost the ball at midcourt and Toronto recovered.
"I thought Ray got fouled," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "It's clear. But listen, you know they're going to swipe and you know they're going to after the ball and you've got to protect the ball."
Pierce was whistled for a foul on Johnson, who made both to give the Raptors a 102-101 lead. Rivers didn't like that call either, but refused to criticize the officials when asked whether he thought it should have been a shooting foul.
"You answer that," Rivers said. "I need my money, I have four kids. I'll let you answer that. I didn't see anything."
After a timeout, Allen inbounded to Pierce, who drove past DeMar DeRozan on the left wing but couldn't get his jump shot to fall.
"I thought I got a great look there for the last shot but it shouldn't even have come down to it," Pierce said.
Boston's Rajon Rondo, who left Friday's game with a strained left hamstring, was held out of the lineup. His replacement was Robinson, who made an immediate impact by scoring 16 points in the first quarter, including three 3-pointers, as the Celtics built a 31-23 lead.
Bargnani responded with 15 points in the second and Johnson added seven as the Raptors attacked the basket and got to the line. Toronto made 12 of 16 from the free throw line and carried a 61-58 lead into the break.
Boston's Shaquille O'Neal fouled out with 7:32 remaining. He had eight points and five rebounds in 20 minutes.
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After seeing the news tweeted by @tha_rami a while back and after reading about the demise of Greenlight on various game related news sites see here and here…I find myself quite sad but also hopeful that Steam's decision will be a positive one for developers and for the community.
Useful stepping stone
For a 2.5 man indie developer, greenlight was an incredibly "useful stepping stone" in getting The Corridor: On Behalf Of The Dead out there to the gaming community. Without it, we would have struggled to get the early attention it did. I still remember logging in everyday to the greenlight dashboard and checking our item stats, watching the unique visitor count creep up, followed by a 'YES' or 'NO' vote. The process was a strange one as you didn't really know what your were trying to achieve in terms of figures.What did they mean? Did we need to hit a certain threshold? Even talking with other hopeful developers, no one really seemed to know.
We went on for what seemed like a long time with the same routine, until eventually you log in and are presented with the infamous 'This game has been Greenlit by the Community!' banner. For us, it was a huge deal but we didn't really know how it had happened, we had achieved over 10, 000 unique visitors, 3,500 votes, 304 followers and hundreds of comments.
Of course Greenlight did have its issues which ranged from developers promising much and delivering less to dwindling votes. These have been talked about a considerable amount over the course of its life and I wont go over old ground here. There are some great articles which cover it, some can be found here , here and here.
Steam Direct
Steam are replacing it with Steam Direct, which promises to address these problems. Steam direct is a new direct sign-up system for Developers, they will now "complete a set of digital paperwork, personal or company verification, and tax documents similar to the process of applying for a bank account ". Men who suffer from erectile dysfunction seek medical attention from urologists around the world. After consulting a doctor, you should contact one of the trusted online pharmacies in order to buy Viagra online. Once that's done they can submit their game for a compatibility test and "pay a recoupable application fee for each new title they wish to distribute." Steam hope this will increase the quality in their distribution pipeline.
Much has been made of the application fee and what Steam will eventually charge but others argue that more needs to be done such as addressing the discoverability problems.
We'll be keeping a close eye on how things develop.
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"We Weren't Supposed to Sing in English"
Meet the co-founders of Penn's first and only Latinx-based music ensemble.
Photo: Isabel Liang
By NICK PLANTE
"Never again. Never again."
"I mean, I enjoyed it. I didn't fall out like you."
"I almost died going over the bridge!"
"At least we didn't break the stuff."
Laughter fills the call as Nikole Bonillas Félix (C'22) and Arianna Acevedo-Ithier (C'22) travel back to their last days together in person. Each is perched in a cart overflowing with music equipment as their friends push them along a dark and empty Locust Walk. Holding on for dear life—and to keep the many instruments and microphones they've borrowed safe—they make their way to Ari's room. Somehow, with the help of some bystanders, the crew finally fits into the Rodin elevators at an ungodly hour. These midnight excursions from La Casa Latina to the high–rises are standard protocol whenever their group has a performance coming up.
Nikole and Ari began building Fuerza from scratch in fall 2019, with the goal of providing a space to share and appreciate Latinx culture through music. It's a space that hasn't existed before at Penn, and one that the friends agree the community needs.
In its first year, Fuerza headlined a show at Platt, performed at several events around campus and at neighboring schools Swarthmore and Temple, and hosted a benefit concert with Asociación Boricua to support those impacted by the earthquakes in Puerto Rico. The pair call it chaotic, and entirely worth it. "This is our portal to our creative expression, our feelings, our everything," remarks Nikole. "I can't think of any other way to share our stories than through a song."
The seeds were planted early on, before Nikole and Ari even entered their freshman year. They remember meeting quite well (Nikole's sure she was wearing pink); talking to a group of fellow QuestBridge students during Quaker Days, Ari had just learned that "Wawa" in Philly doesn't mean "bus" like it does to Puerto Ricans. Nikole, who hails from Mexico, was in mutual astonishment. From there, the two learned they had a lot more in common—they were both lifelong musicians, for starters.
Fast–forward to the fall, when Ari stumbled upon Nikole performing in an event at La Casa. Impressed by her talent, Ari sought out to reconnect.
"She fucked up a little, which made me like her more," Ari adds. "She was almost perfect."
Nikole had been playing guitar and singing since she was two, part of a family of musicians covering the spectrum from mariachi to heavy metal. She remembers wanting to be Hannah Montana, and spending endless hours making music after school. Much to her chagrin, her mother had a different view of music for her and enrolled her in a local church choir after they immigrated to Laredo, Texas. "I only did it because she said that's how Christina Aguilera made it big," Nikole jokes.
Courtesy of Nikole Bonillas Félix
Nikole refers to her playlists as her love language and songs as her means of getting to know a culture. "The more and more that I got to do it for fun, the more and more I realized it was such an essential part of me," she explains. "If I can't speak about what I'm feeling, I use music instead."
Ari traces her first singing memory to age three, recording the ABCs in a makeshift home studio that her father built. Surrounded by Puerto Rican and Caribbean music, she recalls that she was doing the the salsa as a toddler. She began learning piano at age eight, and guitar not long after. Before coming to Penn, she sang for a few different choirs and bands, one of which performed at Summerfest in her hometown of Milwaukee. Now a classically trained vocalist and lyricist, Ari isn't afraid to "pull it out on the middle of Locust"—which Nikole confirms is surely a delight.
Courtesy of Arianna Acevedo-Ithier
"To read my music journal is just as big of an invasion of privacy as reading a normal diary," says Ari. "That's how I've always channeled my trauma, my emotions, and my experiences. I share a piece of my soul when I sing."
Both coming from strong Latinx communities, Nikole and Ari felt something was missing when they got to Penn. Wondering where they'd fit in, they joined a number of clubs and support groups—many of them together—including La Casa and La Vida Magazine. And while these experiences were rewarding, they wanted to be heard even more. The first hint came when neither made it into other groups they auditioned for. "It was a sign we weren't supposed to sing in English here," Ari reflects.
To both friends, the meaning of their club boils down to creating tighter bonds with the Latinx community and increasing representation in the University. But Fuerza is not an exclusive group—all are welcome to listen or get involved. Some of the members don't even identify as Latinx.
"A lot of people in the audience don't understand the words we're singing," acknowledges Nikole. "But to feel the emotion behind it, I think, is enough. It transcends language."
Nikole and Ari look forward to seeing Fuerza thrive in its second year. "Hopefully sooner than later, we'll be able to bring that piece of joy back to our community on campus," Nikole says.
"It's all about opening that window and keeping it open for the future."
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On 30 August 2018, the ACCC announced it had accepted an undertaking from Transurban pursuant to s 87B of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) in connection with Sydney Transport Partners' proposed acquisition of a majority interest in the WestConnex motorway. The Sydney Transport Partners are made up of Transurban, AustralianSuper, CPPIB and Tawreed. The ACCC also accepted undertakings from AustralianSuper, CPPIB and Tawreed to support the operation of the Transurban undertaking.
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Since at least October 2008, Wisdom included in its Agreement certain clauses that allowed it to prevent or control any public statements made by customers about the services provided by Wisdom under the Agreement (Non-disparagement clauses). The Agreement also allowed Wisdom to suspend the customer's building works if the customer breached the Non-disparagement clauses.
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HomeNewsXiaomi Smart Home Products finally arrives the US
Xiaomi Smart Home Products finally arrives the US
By Niyi Allen
Xiaomi is known globally for their smartphone series, but that's not only what the company is all about. The company also has an in-house IoT ecosystem and produces other tech-related products like TV, speakers, TV boxes, Laptops and lots more. All thanks to the booming startup industry in China, which the company is taking advantage of and showing the world how it's done.
Xiaomi has lots of smart home products, like the Mi Bedside Lamp, Mi LED Smart Bulb and Mi Smart Plug. All these products have been available in Asia for quite some time, and they've finally made their way into the US. This is according to Xiaomi co-founder Wang Xiang who bragged about the expansion on his Twitter account. This is coming weeks after the US banned ZTE from acquiring any equipment made in the US for their smartphones.
Xiaomi just announced during #io8 that our smart home products will work with the Google Assistant. The initial selection of compatible products includes Mi Bedside Lamp, Mi LED Smart Bulb and Mi Smart Plug, which will be coming to the U.S soon! https://t.co/f65lj2jNej pic.twitter.com/nEXMiIyyZ8
— Wang Xiang (@XiangW_) May 10, 2018
However, the United States market is already familiar with the Xiaomi brand, even though the company's phones are yet to reach the country. But products like Mi Power Bank Pro, Mi Home Security Camera, and the Mi Electric Scooter are all currently available on Amazon for US residents. The new smart home products boast Google Assistant support, which the US is also familiar with.
We also noticed Wang Xiang made the announcement after the Google I/O 2018 conference that took place earlier this week. One of the smart home products is the Mi Bedside Lamp which can be configured in 16 million colours. There's a touch-sensitive panel on top, which you can configure with the Mi Home app and control with your voice.
While the LED Smart Bulb is pretty much a Bulb that's smart, you can use your voice or phone to turn it on/off. You can also tell it the colours you need depending on the mood you're in. The Mi Smart Plug gives other non-smart appliances life, literally. It uses a Wi-Fi on/off switch to do the trick. The prices of the smart home products are not yet available on the US section of mi.com but should be listed by the end of May. For what it's worth, the Mi Bedside Lamp costs CNY249 in China, which is about $40, while LED light bulbs should go for about $20.
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Adah Dukat
Adah Cecila (Riggs) Dukat, age 100, passed away November 20, 2011 at her home in Rushville, NE. Adah was born March 25, 1911, to Bennett and Bessie (Murray ) Riggs in a log cabin on their ranch southeast of Rushville. Born into a family with a history of public service, Adah was predestined to aid those around her. Her grandfather, Johnny Riggs, served as the first sheriff of Sheridan County and her father was remembered by all who knew him for his concern for the bereaved and ill. Therefore, it was no accident that by the age of five, Adah dreamed of becoming a nurse.
As the eldest child at the age of seven, Adah was sent to live with her grandmother, Amma (Irwin) Riggs in the town of Rushville because her grandfather, Johnny Riggs passed away from pneumonia. While with her grandmother, she attended all twelve years of primary and secondary school at Saint Mary's Academy. In 1930 at nineteen, Adah graduated from high school. While she greatly desired a career in nursing, it was the beginning of the Great Depression and financial worries were high. In addition, Adah's mother prevented her from pursuing a nursing degree until she reached the age of twenty-one. Because she was a high achieving junior and senior at St. Mary's Academy, Adah was given the opportunity to attend Nebraska State Normal at Chadron (known later as Chadron State College) to receive normal training for teaching the summer following high school.
For the next seven years Adah taught at various country schools within Sheridan County. During that time, she took several college courses in science and saved money to eventually pursue nursing. In 1937 at the end of her contract with the Strasburger School, Adah followed through with her life-long dream of becoming a nurse. While many other women her age were getting married and beginning families, Adah bought a one-way ticket to Boston, Massachusetts using a great amount of determination and money she received from a car accident settlement. In Boston she stayed with a relative, Paula Kearns, and obtained training in nursing and psychology at Cambridge City Hospital. After fours years of persistence, Adah received an RN (registered nurse) license for the states of Massachusetts, Nebraska and California as they were the only three states in the union that recognized her dual training in both nursing and psychology.
When she saved enough money, Adah returned to Sheridan County for a brief time and served as the head nurse for the Rushville Hospital. At the time, Joe Dukat, the youngest son of a family of Czech homesteaders, advertised in the newspaper that he was going to California to find work and wanted to share expenses. Although Adah did not know Joe, she rode with him to Los Angeles, California to assist her sister Eva (Riggs) Clarke with her first pregnancy. Soon thereafter, at the age of thirty-two, Adah married Joe on March 9, 1943. It was war time, and Adah worked as a surgical nurse for both a Methodist hospital and the Douglas Elsegundo Airplane Plant. During her time of employment, at both locations, Adah served in many capacities as a nurse including driving the ambulance through Los Angeles.
With the arrival of two children, Don in 1944 and Maureen in 1945, Adah worked at her profession on a part time basis. There were few luxuries and rationing of bedding, milk, meat, and stamps for gas to run the car was in full swing in Los Angeles. Upon request of Joe's parents, Nicholas and Barbara Dukat, the couple returned to Sheridan County and took over the Westover place that Nicholas had bought in 1919 for $10 an acre. In August of 1947, Adah gave birth to Leon Michael. Although Adah briefly practiced nursing upon returning home, she quickly realized her family's need for her and laid aside her hard-earned career to assist on the ranch and raise her family. She continued to serve those within the ranching community by generously giving her time and talents. She took care of the ill, provided medical attention and shots to injured neighbors and welcomed all to her home. In order to send her children to private school, Adah returned to the teaching profession in their local country school. After her husband Joe passed away on June 13, 1998, Adah remained on the ranch for several years until she moved to Rushville where she resided until her death.
In the last 100 years Adah experienced first hand women getting the right to vote in 1920, the Great Depression, the inception of antibiotics in the 1940's , World War II, 18 presidents, and the age of technology. Her wise experiential advice was...."Pray; be kind, loyal, and true; do your best always but enjoy as you go."
In many ways Adah's ambition designates her as a pioneer for women in education and the workforce. She has been quoted saying, "If you want it, just do it," long before Nike started using the phase. She was most celebrated, however, because of her generous heart, her outgoing and fun loving nature, and her positive influence in getting others through hard times. To the Catholic and Christian community she was regarded by her peers and neighbors as an individual who is kind to all people and a best friend to all. To her family, Adah's devotion was unwavering; she loved fiercely and unconditionally. She set an example for sharing what you have; for when you give you receive much more through the richness of others.
It was once written that Adah's father was on of the most unforgettable persons you would know in a lifetime. That legacy lived also through his daughter Adah Dukat.
Adah is survived by her son, Donald Dukat of Rushville, NE, daughter Maureen Shannon of Montrose, Colorado, son Leon Dukat of Palmer, NE, two sisters, Amma Fisher of Rushville and Eva Clarke of Fullerton, California, twelve grandchildren and twenty-three great-grandchildren.
A rosary service was held Friday, November 25, 2011, 7:00PM at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Rushville, Nebraska and a Mass of Christian Burial was held Saturday November 26, 2011, 10:00 AM. Burial was held in the Fairview Cemetery, Rushville, NE.
The family suggests memorial donations to the Rushville Ambulance Squad, the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church or the Pleasant Point Church. Donations may be sent in care of Chamberlain-Pier Funeral Home, PO Box 366 Gordon, NE 69343.
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THE first official meeting between the Government and the new Tory-Liberal coalition in the UK has been scuppered by the volcanic ash cloud.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin was due to meet his British counterpart, William Hague, at an EU summit in Madrid yesterday.
The meeting between Mr Martin and the new British foreign secretary would have been the first between cabinet ministers from the two countries since the coalition assumed power last week.
But Mr Martin was grounded and was unable to leave Ireland yesterday.
However, Taoiseach Brian Cowen arrived in the Spanish capital last night for the sixth EU-Latin America and the Caribbean (EU-LAC) summit.
He will attend the full summit today and it is expected that the global financial crisis and climate change will dominate the agenda.
Mr Cowen is also due to discuss the eurozone crisis, and perhaps the European Commission's plans to scrutinise domestic budgets.
Mr Martin was due to fly out to Spain early yesterday morning for a meeting of EU-LAC foreign ministers.
However, he had to scrap his plans after the ash cloud from the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull shut Irish airspace. Alternative arrangements are being put in place for the pair to meet.
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Éminence grise est une expression désignant un conseiller influent, voire exerçant réellement le pouvoir, tout en restant dans l'ombre d'une personnalité politique ou publique.

Origines
Cette expression fut pour la première fois employée pour désigner Joseph François Leclerc du Tremblay, dit aussi  (1577-1638), conseiller officieux du cardinal de Richelieu,  et principal ministre du roi . Membre des capucins, il portait une robe de bure grise. Bien qu'il ne fut pas nommé cardinal (sa mort l'en ayant privé de peu), ses détracteurs le considéraient aussi puissant que Richelieu, il eut droit au titre d'. Il joua un rôle déterminant dans la dernière phase de la guerre de Trente Ans, en provoquant notamment l'intervention de la Suède.

Par la suite, on désigna une personne exerçant une influence sur une personnalité publique au-delà de son rôle officiel par la locution éminence grise, par référence au rôle du père Joseph sur Richelieu.

Exemples d'éminences grises

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 Alcuin, conseiller de Charlemagne.

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 Tanneguy du Châtel, conseiller de , eut ce rôle.
 Olivier Le Daim, conseiller de
 Jean de Dunois, grand chambellan de France et lieutenant général du royaume.

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 Le père Joseph, conseiller du Cardinal de Richelieu

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 Madame de Pompadour aurait pu avoir ce rôle vis-à-vis de .
 Johann Christoph von Wöllner auprès de Frédéric-Guillaume II de Prusse.
 Johann Friedrich Struensee auprès de Christian VII de Danemark.

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 le colonel House auprès du président Woodrow Wilson.
 Harry Hopkins auprès du président Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Brendan Bracken auprès de Winston Churchill
 Henry du Moulin de Labarthète, auprès de Philippe Pétain à Vichy
 Jean Jardin auprès de Pierre Laval.
 Alexandre Iakovlev auprès de Mikhaïl Gorbatchev.
 Martin Bormann auprès d'Adolf Hitler.
 Robert Leiber au près de Pie XII
 Henry Kissinger, conseiller du président Richard Nixon, qui le fit sortir de l'ombre en le nommant secrétaire d'État en 1973.
 François de Grossouvre auprès de François Mitterrand.
 Georges Albertini, Marie-France Garaud et Pierre Juillet auprès de Georges Pompidou.

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 Patrick Buisson auprès de Nicolas Sarkozy.
 Choi Soon-sil auprès de Park Geun-hye.
 Ismaël Emelien auprès d'Emmanuel Macron.
 Steve Bannon auprès de Donald Trump.
 Dominic Cummings auprès de Boris Johnson.

Spécificités de l'éminence grise
L'éminence grise se distingue d'un conseiller habituel par l'influence qu'il exerce largement au-delà de ses responsabilités officielles. Ce sont par exemple :
Madame de Pompadour qui, sollicitée par l'Impératrice Marie-Thérèse d'Autriche, fait pression sur Louis XV pour signer le traité de renversement des alliances de la France en faveur de l'Autriche et contre la Prusse en 1756 ;
St. John Philby qui négocie, au nom d'Ibn-Saoud, le Traité de Djeddah, pacte de non-agression entre Ibn Saoud et le Royaume-Uni ainsi que la frontière entre l'Arabie saoudite et le Yémen en 1936/1937 ;
 le colonel House, simple conseiller du Président Wilson, qui prépare les Quatorze points de Wilson et travaille sur la rédaction du traité de Versailles aussi bien que du Pacte de la Société des Nations en 1918/19 ;
 Robert Leiber, prêtre jésuite allemand,  collaborateur de Mgr.Paccelli à Munich et à Berlin (1917/29), secrétaire officeux de Pie XII au Vatican, au cours de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale dans son combat contre le nazisme ; ainsi, il contribua aux " silences " de Pie XII pour éviter des déchaînements de représailles contre les catholiques de la part de Hitler ;
 Henry du Moulin de Labarthète, chef du cabinet civil du maréchal Pétain, qui contribua au renvoi de Pierre Laval, le , parce que jugé trop favorable au Reich ;
 Jean Jardin, chef du cabinet de Pierre Laval, puis chargé de mission à l'ambassade à Berne, qui établit les premiers contacts avec le gouvernement d'Alger et les Américains avec l'accord de Pierre Laval en 1942-1943 ;
 Harry Hopkins, simple conseiller de  Roosevelt et qui l'incite à une politique d'intransigeance vis-à-vis du Reich pour conduire à l'entrée en guerre des États-Unis en 1941, puis qui devient le lien direct entre Roosevelt, Churchill et Staline  ;
Brendan Bracken, simple secrétaire parlementaire, qui, le , sera à la manœuvre, pour permettre à Churchill d'écarter Lord Halifax afin de remplacer Neville Chamberlain et devenir Premier ministre ;
Luis Carrero Blanco, sous-secrétaire d'état à la Présidence du Conseil du général Franco, qui lui fait comprendre, en 1940/41, que l'entrée en guerre de l'Espagne aux côtés du Reich impliquerait la défaite et la perte des Canaries, indéfendables contre la Royal Navy ;
 Egon Bahr, Secrétaire d'Etat à la Chancellerie, qui mène l'Ostpolitik du Chancelier Willy Brandt en 1969/74 ;
 Henry Kissinger, Conseiller à la Sécurité Nationale (National Security Adviser) qui mène secrètement du début à la fin le rapprochement entre la Chine et les États-Unis en 1970/1971 ;
 Marie-France Garaud et Pierre Juillet, chargés de mission à l'Elysée, qui incitent Georges Pompidou au renvoi du Premier ministre Chaban-Delmas en 1972 ;
Ambroise Roux, qui concoit la politique économique de Georges Pompidou pour créer de grands groupes industriels adossés à l'État ;
 Alexandre Iakovlev , simple ambassadeur au Canada, qui fait prendre conscience à Mikhaïl Gorbatchev de la faillite du système soviétique et qui, après être entré au Politburo, l'incite à lancer la Perestroïka en 1986/89 puis le convainc de la nécessité de la réunification allemande en 1989 ;
 Stephen Bannon, qui conseille activement le  Président américain Donald Trump tout en étant membre du Conseil de sécurité nationale (États-Unis).

Généralement, la vocation de ces personnages est de rester dans l'ombre.

Pierre Viansson-Ponté, dans le journal Le Monde, qualifia Jacques Foccart d'éminence grise, du fait de ses activités occultes concernant l'Afrique et de ses réseaux secrets, quoiqu'il n'ait pas eu sur le général de Gaulle une influence telle: il n'est pas démontrable que Foccard inspira cette politique, au lieu de se contenter d'appliquer les décisions de de Gaulle.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Henry d'Yvignac, L'Éminence grise (le père Joseph), Librairie du Dauphin, coll. « Les Grands hommes d'État catholiques », Paris, 1931,
 Georges Grente, L'Éminence grise, Gallimard, Paris, 1941,
 Aldous Huxley, , Chatto and Windus, Londres, 1941, , . Ouvrage publié en trois éditions séparées, en France, en 1945 :
 L'Éminence grise : essais et notes (traduction de Jules Castier), Éditions universelles, coll. « Univers » , Paris, 1945,
 L'Éminence grise : études de religion et de politique (traduction de Jules Castier), Éditions du Rocher, coll. « L'Hippocampe » , Monaco, 1945,  – Seule édition ayant continué à être diffusée.
 L'Éminence grise  (traduction de Claire et Marthe Gauthier), éditions Charlot, coll. « Les cinq continents », Alger, 1945,
 , , , .
 Pierre Assouline, Une éminence grise : Jean Jardin, 1904-1976, Balland, Paris, 1986, , .
 Christine Fauvet-Mycia, Les Éminences grises, éditions Belfond, coll. « Documents », Paris, 1988, , .
 Roger Faligot et Rémi Kauffer, Éminences grises, Fayard, Paris, 1991, - de planches illustrées, .
 Olivier Blanc, L'Éminence grise de Napoléon : Regnaud de Saint-Jean d'Angély, Pygmalion, 2002,
 Yves Théorêt et André-A. Lafrance, Les Éminences grises : à l'ombre du pouvoir, Hurtubise HMH, coll. « Cahiers du Québec »  et coll. « Communications et science politique », Montréal, 2006, , .
 Dimitri Casali, Walter Bruyère, « Les Éminences grises du pouvoir », L'Express, 2011, , .
 Charles Zorgbibe, Les éminences grises, Éditions de Fallois, 2020.
 Cédric Michon, Dans la cour des lions, Passés composés, 2020.

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There was something about the blue turf of Boise State that captivated Fairview's Matt Greenwald back when he was 9 years old.
The homegrown youngster made it known then that, for no reason whatsoever other than the unique playing surface the Broncos played on, BSU was going to be his favorite team.
Fast forward to this past weekend, and Greenwald the soon-to-be FHS graduate made it known on Twitter that he was pursuing further education — in the classroom and on the gridiron — at the Division I Mountain West Conference school.
Combine that with fellow senior Ashton Nichols' announcement that he was going to walk on at Purdue, Bryce DesJardins' official commitment to Division III Claremont McKenna (Calif.) and a lot of attention on junior Henry Blackburn, and the statements by some the FHS wide receiver crew in 2018 might have been the best in school history are not all that far-fetched.
"We made it a goal to be one of the best receiving corps in Fairview history, if not the best, and I can't say that we did that but there's lots of people that do say we did that," Greenwald said in a phone interview on Tuesday night. "We all had that dream to play college football, and now we're doing it.
"We all pushed each other ... and we made each other great."
All the foursome did in 2018 was nab 255 combined receptions for 4,109 combined yards and 56 touchdowns — numbers that would grab the attention of collegiate coaches at all levels of the sport as the year progressed.
For Greenwald, offers came in from Northern Colorado and Western Illinois, both schools to which he made official visits. Other offers and other visits transpired through the year, but Boise's "Boulder feel" sealed the deal for Greenwald.
A two-way player as a sophomore for Fairview, Greenwald slowly transformed into Aidan Atkinson's deep touchdown target out on the edges. At Boise, he said he will likely be more of a slot-type receiver.
"I've always had that dream in my mind of playing college football, and ever since freshman year I really just had it in my mind that I was going to do it," he said. "The determination that I had, and the people that helped me along the way, without all that I wouldn't be to where I am now. It's really cool.
"I know they are going to be bringing in some guys that are like 6-(foot-)5 of 6-4, so I am assuming I'll be put in that slot role rather than outside."
Being on the younger side for his graduating class, Greenwald will be considered a greyshirt walk-on and will enroll on-campus at BSU in January 2020. In the meantime, he is going to take online classes in the fall while also keeping his toes on the Fairview sideline as a wide receivers coach.
"The past year, physically I've grown a lot so I think another year of growth will be very key for me," Greenwald said. "I'm going to be able to keep my mind in the game (as a coach), and I think that's going to help me at the next level."


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