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Liverpool transfer tracker - The latest gossip on Ousmane Dembélé, Philippe Coutinho and more
The latest Liverpool transfer gossip - discussed, rated and picked apart
Kristian WalshEditor
Joel RabinowitzStaff Writer
Daniel Austin
Dan Morgan
Ousmane Dembele during the UEFA Champions League semi-final between FC Barcelona and Liverpool FC (Image: Photo by VI Images via Getty Images)
The transfer window is open, and that can only mean one thing: rumours galore.
Despite Liverpool not looking to do big business ahead of the 2018/19 campaign, that won't stop players being linked with a move to Anfield every single day.
The vast majority of them won't materialise. Some of them might surprise you. Others could potentially catch everybody cold (hello, Fabinho).
Over the course of the summer, Liverpool.com will be assessing the daily news, whispers, scuttlebutt and all-round gossip.
Our dedicated team will be exploring the possibility of the players linked leaning on the wall at Melwood, and trying their best to get to the bottom of every scrap of transfer talk available.
This page will be updated over the summer as silly season continues.
The transfer window closes for Premier League clubs on August 8.
Dembele: Will Klopp finally get Ousmane?
Friday, 19 July, 6:30am EST
Dan Morgan: Brazilian forward Neymar is steadily gaining a name for himself as the transfer starting-pistol who sparks the rest of Europe into action during the closed season, as opposed to an elite and established global football talent.
Two years ago, Liverpool were the eventual victims of Neymar's career dalliances, after his world record move to Paris Saint-Germain sparked sellers FC Barcelona into a relentless pursuit of Phillipe Coutinho, eventually landing the 27-year-old in January 2018.
Fast forward two years and Coutinho has been resigned to near humiliation at the Camp Nou. While Neymar, according to a story which emerged on teamtalk yesterday, could be on his way back to Barcelona for a reported fee of £90m ($112m), paving the way for another outcast at the Spanish giants, Ousmane Dembélé, to make a move to Anfield.
Neymar (left) and Ousmane Dembele
According to the article, Barcelona intermediaries have told Liverpool that Dembélé will be made available this summer, and that he would be in favour of a move to the Reds.
It is alleged that FC Bayern Munich are also keen on Dembélé, but may opt to pursue an alternative deal for Manchester City's Leroy Sane.
Unless the opportunity of loaning the player arises, I can't personally see a situation where Dembélé wears a Liverpool shirt next season. I'm still scratching my head at how he managed to miss a golden opportunity to put Barcelona 4-0 up in last season's Champions League semi-final first leg.
That said, we did put five past Alisson once, so don't let that deter any optimism you may have about the transfer should it come off.
James Maddison: Liverpool's missing midfield link?
Thursday, 18 July, 4:30am EST
Dan Morgan: He's back.
Steve Nicol, fresh from his recent crusade to tell anyone who would listen that Divock Origi should be sold following his Champions League winning exploits, has returned with another nugget of wisdom.
According to today's Metro, Nicol has advised the Reds to move for Leicester City attacking midfielder James Maddison, and in the course of completing such a move relinquish the services of Georginio Wijnaldum.
Nicol was quoted as telling ESPN, when pressed on who he thinks Liverpool should buy this summer: "Maybe a starter, for me [he would be] a starter, James Maddison. He's a player who does, in my opinion, all the things that Klopp wants his middle three to do right now."
"You put him in the middle. I'd suggest because Jordan Henderson's the captain right now it'd have to be ahead of Gini Wijnaldum. I think Wijnaldum starts right now because he has a goal or two in him but for me Maddison would take over that because he has a goal or two in him [as well]."
"He's a guy that gets around, does the hard work, can get from box to box and has an eye for a pass. You've got a player coming in [in Maddison] who makes the starting eleven better already."
James Maddison in action for England U21 (Image: (Photo by Danilo Di Giovanni/Soccrates/Getty Images))
Now, I'm not quite sure what exactly upset Nicol so much about Liverpool's heroic second-leg Champions League semi-final victory against FC Barcelona, but he seems to be hell bent on systematically dismantling anyone who had an everlasting effect in the famous 4-0 victory at Anfield in May.
Maybe he was let down for a ticket last minute, or maybe he had a bet on 3-0 or 4-1, but whatever it is it has hurt the Scotsman deeply. If his next theory is to advise Trent Alexander-Arnold that his glut of assists and innovative corners would be better served by moving to Old Trafford or the Etihad Stadium, then somebody needs to seriously investigate what happened to Nicol on the night of 8 May 2019.
Forensically picking apart Steve Nicol's awful take on Divock Origi's new Liverpool contract
As for the Maddison himself, I was actually championing his signature when he was catching the eye of many in the Championship with Norwich City. In terms of likelihood, Maddison joining the Reds is about as probable as Nicol providing some sensible and rational views on the current Liverpool squad anytime soon.
Mikel Oyarzabal: The wide forward Liverpool are looking for?
Wednesday, 17 July, 5:41 EST
Dan Morgan: Mikel Oyarzabal; the most value for money on the back of your replica Liverpool shirt since Øyvind Leonhardsen.
The 22-year-old attacking midfielder has this morning been touted as a potential Anfield arrival after a promising season at Spanish outfit Real Sociedad, as well as this summer's national Under-21 Championships in which he helped his country to glory.
Oyarzabal has been urged to move to either Liverpool or Chelsea by one of the Basque club's former stalwarts. Why specifically those two teams I've got no idea, especially as the latter is currently in the process of a two-window transfer ban.
Oyarzabal scored plenty for Real Sociedad in La Liga last season. (Image: David S. Bustamante/Soccrates/Getty Images)
The quotes came from former Sociedad player Alberto Lopez, who told Marca: "I really rate him. I don't think he has a lot of time left at Real Sociedad. He has so much talent and I think he could play in a great team like Chelsea and Liverpool."
Oyarzabal has played in both wide forward positions for Sociedad, as well as being utilised as a central striker, scoring 14 goals in 41 games across all competitions last season.
The player's versatility in various forward positions could potentially be something which Klopp and his staff take an interest in, though with their penchant for reinventing footballers in new positions, there's a strong chance he'd be converted to full-back should any move to Anfield arise.
To say this feels tenuous is in itself optimistic, given the lack of actual substance to the link. However, having watched his highlight reel this morning and noted his cultured left-foot, low centre of gravity and general resemblance to a young David Silva, I for one am sold.
Simon Mignolet: Going nowhere
Tuesday, July 16, 5:40am EST
Joel Rabinowitz: After virtually no concrete transfer news of note all summer, we finally get three confirmed stories in 24 hours!
OK, it might not be the thrilling announcement we were all hoping for, but it wouldn't be a Liverpool summer transfer window without a healthy dose of goalkeeper-related discussion.
It looks as though Simon Mignolet will be staying put for another season at least, with Jürgen Klopp saying he expects the Belgian to continue at Liverpool despite the lack of opportunities afforded to him last season.
The German said: "At a club like Liverpool you need two No.1s at least and we have that, that's cool, with Ali and Simon."
Simon Mignolet of Liverpool lifts the trophy (Image: Photo by Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/Getty Images)
Meanwhile, 35-year-old goalkeeper Andy Lonergan has been confirmed as part of the Reds' travelling squad for the upcoming US tour to solve a temporary injury crisis, with youngsters Caoimhin Kelleher and Vitezslav Jaros both unavailable.
The former Preston North End stopper is not expected to sign a contract, but the chance to join the European Champions in America just weeks after being released by Middlesbrough seems like a pretty good deal to me.
Completing the triple-fix of goalkeeper news is Kamil Grabara, with the 20-year-old Polish stopper penning a new deal at Liverpool before joining Huddersfield on a season-long loan. It's a move which worked out well for Danny Ward in 2016/17 as the Welshman helped the Terriers secure promotion to the Premier League, a feat Grabara will be hoping to repeat after Huddersfield's relegation to England's second tier last season.
Thankfully, the Reds happen to have one of the very best goalkeepers around in Alisson Becker, so the No.1 jersey is in very safe hands for many years to come.
Philippe Coutinho: Oh dear God please make it stop
Friday, July 12, 5:20am EST
Dan Austin: Another day, another frivolous link to Philippe f***ing Coutinho.
This times it's calciomercato.it , who reckon that Liverpool have already made a bid to bring the Brazilian back from his FC Barcelona nightmare.
Their headline says that the Reds approach is "tentativo concreto", which with my limited Italian I can only presume translates as "tentatively concrete". That is a blatant oxymoron, and I would suggest means they're not really certain about it.
Philippe Coutinho has not had the best time at FC Barcelona (Image: Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)
Few tears were shed once Coutinho had used underhand tactics (feigning injury and refusing to play, namely) to force his move to Catalonia from the Reds, and the team has improved vastly in his absence, so it seems simply implausible to think that there is any serious possibility of him returning.
Coutinho has not been a total failure since he joined Ernesto Valverde's team, but his five goals in 34 La Liga games last season and distinct lack of consistent influence means he probably will depart this summer, but to somewhere other than Anfield.
With seemingly nobody else confirming any kind of Liverpool bid for the player, tentatively concrete or not, I smell bulls**t here.
Fedor Chalov: From Russia with love (again)
Sunday, July 14, 3:40am EST
Kristian Walsh: The Russians are coming! Well, after Liverpool were linked with Sardar Azmoun (important note: he isn't Russian, he is Iranian, but he plays in Russia), CSKA Moscow striker Fedor Chalov has now also been mentioned as a possible striking reinforcement at Anfield.
This is going to happen a lot over the next month or so, you imagine. There is no doubt these players will be watched, assessed, contemplated; but as the club has always shown, if the deal isn't quite right, they will not pursue. Not yet, anyway.
So, what is a good deal for this 21-year-old, who finished Russia's top goalscorer in the league last season with 15 in 30 appearances? If the reported interest in him (as per the Mirror) are accurate, then a good deal is going to be hard to come by.
Fedor Chalov clearly knows how to finish (Image: Epsilon/Getty Images)
Five big European clubs have been named as possible rivals to Liverpool: Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, AS Monaco and Sevilla. I'm currently scrambling for Google to translate 'bidding war'.
There is no doubt Chalov, who operates almost purely as a no.9, is talented. He also assisted seven league goals last season, and scored in their incredible 0-3 win against Real Madrid CF - in Madrid.
He would cost, though. This could be a more long-term one, if anything at all.
Charlie Allen: Not your average Joe
Saturday, July 13, 6am EST
Kristian Walsh: I swear, players are getting younger and younger. First, Liverpool confirmed the signing of Sepp van den Berg, who was born in December 2001. The week he was born, Michael Owen was scoring for the Reds in a home win against Middlesbrough. Owen was turning 22 himself that week.
The club is also expected to sign Fulham teenager Harvey Elliot. Born in April 2003. 2003, for goodness sake. He probably doesn't even know what a VCR is. The day after his birth, Liverpool lost 4-0 to Manchester United at Old Trafford. Sami Hyypia was sent off; he was 29.
Now, Northern Irish outlet Belfast Telegraph say the Reds are eyeing another youngster as the club attempts to build some sort of Avengers-style youth set-up comprising of the best young talents both in the UK and abroad. Charlie Allen, who plays for Northern Ireland top flight champions Linfield, was born in November 2003.
The playmaker is considered one of British football's biggest prospects and the 15-year-old included in Linfield's 25-man squad for Tuesday's Champions League qualifier against Norwegian champions Rosenborg. If he would have made an appearance (which he didn't), he would have been the youngest British player ever to play in European competition.
No licenced pictures exist of the young man, so here's his coach, David Healy (Image: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)
No surprise Liverpool are reportedly interested, but no surprise other clubs like Manchester City, Manchester United, Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic are also thought to be monitoring him.
His club boss David Healy - who is one of Northern Ireland's greatest ever international strikers - admits Allen might not be at the Belfast-based club much longer.
"Charlie was named in the 25-man squad for the Rosenborg game which tells you how much we rate him," Healy said. "He's still young, developing and has a lot to learn, but I know, in time, Charlie won't see his 17th or 18th birthday at Linfield.
"He will be elsewhere. Our plan is to guide him the best way for the next 12 months when he is here.
"He is still at school and hopefully when he does go he will make the right choices and have an incredible full-time career."
Given how well Liverpool are recruiting for the future, you would have to think if there is interest, they will be front of that particular queue.
Philippe Coutinho: Back for more at Anfield?
Dan Austin: I'm really not sure I can take another Philippe Coutinho transfer saga, y'know.
After the diminutive Brazilian kicked up such a fuss to force his move to FC Barcelona throughout the second half of 2017, most presumed that the £130m ($163m) would have been more than enough for all parties to be satisfied and able to get on with trying to achieve their own successes.
For Liverpool that was true, as losing Coutinho meant bringing in Virgil van Dijk, reaching two consecutive Champions League finals, and amassing the highest league points total in the club's 127-year history.
But for Coutinho, things have not gone swimmingly. In a sign of the poor relationship he has with his new club's supporters, he was booed by the home crowd during Barcelona's tie with the Reds back in early May, and was removed early on in both legs of the semi-final by manager Ernesto Valverde.
Coutinho was part of the Barcelona team beaten by Liverpool at Anfield in May. (Image: Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)
Now, according to Mundo Deportivo , the player is agitating for a move away from the Nou Camp, and his options are limited.
The Spanish outlet says Manchester United could have been an option, but the lack of Champions League football on offer at Old Trafford makes that a non-runner, while Chelsea's transfer ban means Coutinho cannot become their replacement for previous talisman Eden Hazard. One of Mundo Deportivo's theories is that Coutinho could potentially be used as a bargaining chip to tempt Paris Saint-Germain as Barcelona look to engineer a move for their former star Neymar.
There is an added suggestion that Liverpool are keeping an eye on Coutinho's situation, but that idea seems to favour the player much more than Jürgen Klopp's men.
Coutinho hasn't been able to play consistently well enough for either Barcelona or Liverpool so far in his career. At both clubs, he has been predominantly used in a left-wing position, and it is hard to imagine him dislodging Sadio Mané in Klopp's side. Even if he was able to be used as a central midfielder, Klopp's preference for a functional trio which works as hard defensively as it does going forward pretty much rules him out of contention.
Liverpool have moved on from Coutinho, and they have improved in doings so. They will almost certainly not be going back for more.
Nicolas Pepe: Could be heading to Liverpool after all
Thursday 11 July, 7:38am EST
Kristian Walsh: If you thought – for whatever reason – the representatives of Nicolas Pépé are not doing their utmost to land their client a big-money transfer this summer, perhaps you think that now.
The potent LOSC Lille forward, who contributed towards 33 of the French club's 66 Ligue 1 goals last season (22 goals, 11 assists), has been floated around Europe like Phileas Fogg.
Top sides across the continent, several of them Champions League qualifiers for next season, have been linked with a move which would be financially beneficial to all parties bar the club parting with their hard-earned dollar.
Internazionale, FC Bayern and Manchester United are such clubs; but it is Liverpool who we, naturally, would like to focus on.
When is a transfer saga not a saga? Probably when one side of such a thing is not actually interested, much like how my relationship saga with Taylor Swift is ongoing. So disinterested, it seems, that sporting director Michael Edwards called up LOSC manager Christophe Galtier to tell him the reports emanating in France were untrue.
Nicolas Pepe of Lille during the French Ligue 1 match against Monaco (Image: Photo by Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)
Those reports in France persist however, and there is even that element of the transfer window nobody wants to see and can't help but wince at: one outlet insisting another is misinformed, or, in this case, one nation claiming another nation is being misinformed.
We'll see on August 8.
Or maybe before then, because British newspaper The Telegraph have thrown another club into this rapidly-swelling pot of supposed interested parties.
Everton.
According to the tale, the Ivory Coast international would cost the Blues €65m ($73m), although it remains to be seen if club owner Farhad Moshiri will hand over the funds to pursue him.
The one thing this writer doesn't quite understand over Pépé, other than how a player can explode on to the scene in the space of 12 months aged 24, is why Liverpool would show interest in a player who is left-footed and predominately plays right side of a front three.
Sure, the tactics at Anfield are flexible, but Liverpool has Mohamed Salah, Xherdan Shaqiri and Harry Wilson who serve a similar purpose to varying degrees of experience and devastation.
Everton do not. It makes you think.
Marco Asensio: Real estate
Wednesday 10 July, 6am EST
Kristian Walsh: This is one which actually started two days ago, but sometimes due to the intricacies of high-speed travel, only reach countries where English is the first language a little later.
And so, outlets in the UK and beyond have started suggesting Liverpool are lining up a move for Real Madrid and Spain attacker Marco Asensio, with the source coming from Spanish-based outlet Eldesmarque.
To the Google-translate-ocopter!
The story reads: "Liverpool wants it
"Jurgen Klopp is not satisfied with having conquered the Champions League and wants to revalidate the title while improving his squad.
"Liverpool would be willing to throw the house out the window by the Balearic forward, who would be willing to pay a figure close to 75million euros ($84million).
"The German coach believes that Asensio can be an ideal complement to his current lead, especially in case Mohamed Salah has an injury."
Marco Asensio, no doubt pondering the legitimacy of these claims (Image: Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)
Firstly, long live Google translate for an excellent attempt (throwing real estate at Spanish international players aside). Secondly, this is one of the more realistic names you will see linked with the European champions.
Until you realise the Reds are champions of Europe because they have a front three of Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino. And then you remember it isn't really in the club's transfer policy to throw $84million on a player, albeit very talented, to just offer an option to the front three.
The 23-year-old played 30 league games for Real Madrid last season, scoring one goal and making six assists. His minutes played tally came to 1778 (as per Transfermarkt) ; to give some sort of comparison, that's more than Xherdan Shaqiri (1057), Divock Origi (366) and Rhian Brewster (er, 0). Salah and Mane both clocked above 3000 minutes, with Firmino as low as 2620 because of injury alone.
Chances would be more limited at Anfield than the Santiago Bernabeu, for sure. That makes this one a hard sell for both club and player.
Sardar Azmoun: From Russia with love
Tuesday, July 9, Midday EST
Kristian Walsh: You have to love how these things get out into the open.
A Russian website - written, this won't surprise you, in Russian - has seemingly dropped the news Liverpool were watching Zenit St Petersburg attacker Sardar Azmoun.
According to SovSport, the 24-year-old has impressed the scouts in attendance after scoring twice in Zenit's 3-2 defeat to Lokomotiv Moscow in the Russian Super Cup (played between the title winners Zenit and cup holders Lokomotiv),
Don't be surprised if you recognise the name. Not only is Azmoun famous for being the 'Iranian Messi' (why is nobody ever the Phil Jones?), but he was also interesting the Reds a couple of years back.
It was January 2017 - before Virgil van Dijk ruled the world, Mohamed Salah was still in Rome and Sadio Mane was Liverpool's only real attacking outlet - Azmoun had been eyed up. With Mane heading to the Africa Cup of Nations for the month, and unavailable for selection, Liverpool recognised the need to potentially bring in some back-up out wide.
With a deal not able to be struck - he says he turned down an Anfield move, naturally - he stayed at his club at the time, middling Russian side Rostov.
Sardar Azmoun - remember him? (Image: Epsilon/Getty Images)
He stayed in Russia and hopped over to Rubin Kazan, before making the move to Zenit just four months ago, on February 1. Despite such a short time there, there are suggestions the Reds are keeping an eye on his situation.
With 14 goals in 17 matches, clubs will be interest. But is this a case of rekindling a lost love for Liverpool?
Though he could play out wide and would surely be content as a squad option for the European champions, he is very much a poaching centre-forward, as his figures show.
Liverpool may have gone back to where they once came in spectacular fashion when bringing Salah to the club three-and-a-half years after their first failed attempt, but lightning doesn't necessarily strike twice.
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5-month-old May Be the World's Youngest Person to Visit All 50 States in the U.S.
So, you think you've done a lot of traveling? Well, trust us, your travels are nothing compared to this baby.
A 5-month-old baby named Harper Yeats may become the youngest person ever to visit all 50 states in the U.S.
Her parents, Cindy Lim and Tristan Yeats, have been documenting her exciting beginning-of-life road trip on Instagram.
Lim and Yeats, who live in Canada but are originally from Canberra, Australia, decided to take a trip across the U.S. when Lim went on maternity leave after Harper was born, CBS News reported. Initially, they didn't mean for it to be so epic.
After they began their trip in June, the new family looked into a membership with All Fifty States Club, that has an application to receive a certificate that proves you've "officially" visited every state in the United States. To become a member, you have to have already visited more than 35 states.
If you go to the organization website and click off every state you've actually been to (airport layovers don't count), you'll realize how hard it is to visit so many.
Now, they're nearly at the end of their journey. As of October 18, the family will be in Vermont, the last stop on the trip. And yes, they've even been to Alaska and Hawaii, too.
One thing is for sure, she's already a savvy traveler at under six months.
Anyone can follow Harper's journey on Instagram.
Travel + Leisure has reached out to Guinness World Records to verify if there is a title for the world's youngest person to visit all 50 United States.


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A teen killer is behind bars again after deputies say he spit blood on them, and tried to bite them, while his two-year-old son watched from the car Sunday night.
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Bedtime Stories For The End Of The World
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Series 1 Episode 1
LEAVING THE ISLAND
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In this episode, Inua Ellams, Laurie Ogden and Alycia Pirmohamed unpack stories of travel and the heartbreak of homesickness. Featuring a mercenary Little Mermaid, a Persephone tale for third-culture kids, and Icarus fighting to survive in the refugee camps at the margins of Europe.
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Inua Ellams is a multi-award-winning writer, poet and playwright. He's the author of four poetry books, most recently #Afterhours. His latest play The Barbershop Chronicles enjoyed a sell-out run at the National Theatre, and he's the recipient of a Liberty Human Rights Award for his show 'Evening with an Immigrant'
Laurie Ogden is a Barbican Young Poet, a playwright, and an actor in the current cohort of the National Youth Theatre REP programme. She's a Jerwood/Arvon Mentee for 2017/18 and an alumnus of The Actors Class.
Alycia Pirmohamed is a Ph.D. student at the University of Edinburgh, where she is studying poetry written by second-generation immigrant writers. Her work has recently appeared, or is forthcoming in Third Coast, Prairie Schooner, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, and wildness. She was selected for the 2018 edition of the Best New British and Irish Poets Anthology.
Bedtime Stories for the End of the World is an apocalyptic poetry podcast about the power of myth and the politics of storytelling.
We ask poets to reimagine their favourite myths, legends and fairy stories for our age of crisis.
This project is the brainchild of poet, writer and journalist Eleanor Penny.
Project producer Tom MacAndrew.
Series 1 produced & edited by Eliza Lomas.
Series 2 produced & edited by Mair Bosworth.
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What are you playing if anything and what platform.
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game is afoot with daniel(black). he starts of by draging politics into the game calling himself exiledhippy, im understandebly frustrated right away with flashbacks to reykjavik.
daniel chooses the scandinavian defense! a taunt or an homage?
What event in Reykjavik are we talking about?
No, but seriously: I know very little about chess, and I didn't know that my move was called the Scandinavian defense. I noticed that the site automatically recognized it and named it as such, and I was amused by that.
Stahp stahp you're scaring me, talking as if you actually know something about the game beyond the basic rules, and thus putting yourself in a league way beyond me.
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package net.wayfarerx.dreamsleeve.data
package binary_data

import org.scalatest._
import scodec.{Attempt, Codec, DecodeResult}
import scodec.bits._

/**
 * Test case for the difference binary codec.
 */
class DifferencesSpec extends FlatSpec with Matchers {

  "A difference operation" should "encode to and decode from binary" in {
    val c = Difference.Create(Document("hi", Value.Boolean()))
    val r = Difference.Revise(c.document, "hello", Update.Replace(Value.Boolean(), Value.Boolean(true)))
    val d = Difference.Delete(Document("hello", Value.Boolean(true)))
    val codec = Codec[Difference]
    codec.encode(c) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(bin"01" ++ Codec[Difference.Create].encode(c).require)
    codec.encode(r) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(bin"10" ++ Codec[Difference.Revise].encode(r).require)
    codec.encode(d) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(bin"11" ++ Codec[Difference.Delete].encode(d).require)
    codec.decode(bin"01" ++ Codec[Difference.Create].encode(c).require) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(DecodeResult(c, BitVector.empty))
    codec.decode(bin"10" ++ Codec[Difference.Revise].encode(r).require) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(DecodeResult(r, BitVector.empty))
    codec.decode(bin"11" ++ Codec[Difference.Delete].encode(d).require) shouldBe
      Attempt.successful(DecodeResult(d, BitVector.empty))
  }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Once considered a simple room to take off dirty shoes and throw your jacket on a bench, the mudroom has become a popular trend and highly desirable element in new homes. Normally connected to the secondary entrance, mudrooms have been a space that has kept the outdoor elements from entering the heart of your home. It may start with storage, but a mudroom can do so much more! Here are some of the new trends that make the mudroom one of the most flexible and desired spaces in a new home.
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Modern mudrooms have become so much more than the traditional bench with a single closet. They are now sophisticated, efficient spaces that provide attractive and creative storage solutions for your home. Often, mudrooms now contain shelving, cubbies, racks, hooks and baskets; enough room for each member of the family. To maximize available storage space, many mudrooms now provide cabinetry that goes all the way from the floor to the ceiling.
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Recently, mudrooms have become an entryway for more than just people. Mudrooms are also a space where creativity and personality are welcomed into the home. Wall space is a blank canvas and a great opportunity to let your family's personality shine through! For years, the common mudroom trend was to have plain colours that don't add a lot of life to the home. This long standing trend has been eliminated by the addition of colours, images and a lot of personality.
Mudrooms have become a great space to add a splash of colour, photo galleries or collages, black boards for daily to-do lists, and other little personal additions. If you've gone with the locker storage option, it's also become a popular idea to paint the inside of each locker a different colour; one specific to the individual who uses it.
While the majority of your home may follow a colour scheme or design style, your mudroom presents an exciting opportunity to mix it up and be a little different! Change up the colour, add some exciting photos or art to the walls and let your family's personality out in your home's mudroom.
Mudrooms are a space in the home that has evolved significantly in recent years to become one of the most desirable, sought after spaces for buyers. They offer versatility and convenience that is not seen in any other room in the home while also making life easier and more efficient for homeowners. As you design the mudroom for your new home, remember these exciting new trends to create the perfect mudroom that is not only efficient for your family, but adds a personal flare to your home.


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Our commitment to customer service satisfaction and value for money has enabled us to grow into the industry leaders today!
It's been almost 30 years since we first opened workshops in the tiny workspace at Cathcart Street, opened by S J Wright. Two years later we moved to bigger premises in Holborn Square, and eventually in 1998 we moved to our current location on Corporation Road.
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» Hydrodynamic optical-field-ionized plasma channels
The inadequacy of a magnetohydrodynamic approach to the Biermann battery
Ridgers, C. P., Arran, C., Bissell, J. J. & Kingham, R. J., 7 Dec 2020
Article in Philosophical transactions. Series A, Mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences
Automation and control of laser wakefield accelerators using Bayesian optimisation
Shalloo, R. J., Dann, S. J. D., Gruse, J. N., Underwood, C. I. D., Antoine, A. F., Arran, C., Backhouse, M., Baird, C. D., Balcazar, M. D., Bourgeois, N., Cardarelli, J. A., Hatfield, P., Kang, J., Krushelnick, K., Mangles, S. P. D., Murphy, C. D., Lu, N., Osterhoff, J., Põder, K., Rajeev, P. P. & 9 others, Ridgers, C. P., Rozario, S., Selwood, M. P., Shahani, A. J., Symes, D. R., Thomas, A. G. R., Thornton, C., Najmudin, Z. & Streeter, M. J. V., 11 Dec 2020
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Overcoming the dephasing limit in multiple-pulse laser wakefield acceleration
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Optimal parameters for radiation reaction experiments
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Effect of plastic coating on the density of plasma formed in Si foil targets irradiated by ultra-high-contrast relativistic laser pulses
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Mapping of the stochastic Lotka-Volterra model to models of population genetics and game theory
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Mitya Pushkin (Reviewer)
Hydrodynamic optical-field-ionized plasma channels
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https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:40839b7b-55dc-42e5-b2d3-d164ca8c1dda
10.1103/PhysRevE.97.053203
R J Shalloo
C Arran
L Corner
J Holloway
J Jonnerby
R Walczak
H M Milchberg
S M Hooker
Accepted/In press - 20 Apr 2018
Published (current) - 7 May 2018
We present experiments and numerical simulations which demonstrate that fully ionized, low-density plasma channels could be formed by hydrodynamic expansion of plasma columns produced by optical field ionization. Simulations of the hydrodynamic expansion of plasma columns formed in hydrogen by an axicon lens show the generation of 200 mm long plasma channels with axial densities of order n_{e}(0)=1×10^{17}cm^{-3} and lowest-order modes of spot size W_{M}≈40μm. These simulations show that the laser energy required to generate the channels is modest: of order 1 mJ per centimeter of channel. The simulations are confirmed by experiments with a spherical lens which show the formation of short plasma channels with 1.5×10^{17}cm^{-3}≲n_{e}(0)≲1×10^{18}cm^{-3} and 61μm≳W_{M}≳33μm. Low-density plasma channels of this type would appear to be well suited as multi-GeV laser-plasma accelerator stages capable of long-term operation at high pulse repetition rates.
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Government is struggling on a monthly basis to pay public service salaries, says Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi.
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It is pertinent to note that Huawei Lamp Site solution won the Best Mobile Infrastructure award in the Mobile Technology category at GSMA Global Mobile Awards held recently in Barcelona, Spain.The solution is designed to be more scalable, flexible, as well as easier to deploy and manage, compared to traditional distributed antenna system (DAS) solutions.
During the inauguration ceremony, Telenor Pakistan's employees received feedback from customers about their experience with the newly deployed technology. Besides Telenor Pakistan's top management, Aragon Meng, CEO, Huawei Pakistan also graced the occasion.
Telenor Pakistan is a provider of high quality telecommunication services in Pakistan since 2005. It has over 36 million subscribers, over 2800 employees and a nationwide network covering more than 8,000 cities. It holds a majority share in Tameer Micro Finance Bank Limited. Telenor Pakistan is 100% owned by Telenor ASA and adds on to operations in Asia.


CBS just announced the spring premiere dates for two of the network's new drama series: The Code and The Red Line.
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The Code, starring TV vet Dana Delany (Body of Proof, Desperate Housewives) will premiere on Tuesday, April 9, following an NCIS lead-in. It will then will move to its regular Monday slot on April 15, after Magnum P.I. completes its season order. The Code is a drama about the military's brightest minds who take on our country's toughest legal challenges, inside the courtroom and out. It focuses on the only law firm in the world where every attorney is trained as a prosecutor, a defense lawyer, an investigator — and a Marine.
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Managed a national review of health IT in Denmark. The review invovled an independent expert panel and an external consulting company. It was manged by the founder of the consulting company while working for the National EHR organisation / Connected Digital Health in Denmark.
Managed the development of the Strategy for Digitalisation of the Danish Health Care Service, which set the overall direction for health IT in the country for the years 2008-12. It was manged by the founder of the consulting company while working for the National EHR organisation / Connected Digital Health in Denmark.
Helped start up Connected Digital Health in Denmark. The organisation set frame for digitalisation of the Danish health sector and manged implementation of major national projects, including the national medication card and national infrastructure services. As the first employee, the founder of the consulting company helped launch the organiation, establish its portfolio of projects and establish the national governance structures for the area.


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Volunteering costs at Hope Children's Centre for one person.
Volunteering costs at Hope Children™s Centre of each person in a couple or a group
This fee includes
Accommodation while at the centre and all meals transport to and from Entebbe Airport, Certificate for volunteer service, and transport to adventuring points/places (safaris) and evening outings to recreation centers with the help of the programs coordinator.
Volunteering costs at Hope Childrens Centre and in the Community
Hope Childrens Centre welcomes both local and international volunteers to volunteer at the centre and in rural communities as educators/teachers (trainers in different skills) and councilors.
Activities at Hope Childrens Centre and in Community Education
Hope Childrens Centre offers formal and vocational education to vulnerable children lessons like English, mathematics, science, geography, SST are taught as per the government schools curriculum, the co-curricular activities include football, netball, volley ball, music/drama, sports etc.
The vocational/technical education includes tailoring, carpentry, brick making and computer training.
The activity you will undertake will be to your choice or to your need.
Families Outreach and Projects
This activity involves initiation of income generating activities in the families and general community work which include spring well protection and general improvement on water, hygiene sanitation and promotion of sustainable agriculture, this activity is carried out together with our partner organization Voluntary Action for Development (VAD) with this you will be involved in the construction work of the facilities and in the hygiene and sanitation improvement in schools and communities/promotion and general counseling.
Adventuring at Lake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo National Park is located on the western part of Uganda in Mbarara district a 4hours drive from Hope Childrens Centre. Lake Mburo National park is special as it has a very special alive environment and very attractive for tourists.
It has several types of animals which include; Antelopes, Zebras, Impala, Buffaloes, Monkeys and a variety of different bird species which are very interesting to watch which can't be found anywhere else in Uganda.
Lake Mburo with sculptured landscape with rolling grassy hills and idyllic lake shore has a varied mosaic of habitat forest galleries , seasonal and permanent swamps and rich acacia wood valleys which all support a wealth of wildlife you will enjoy to see more of these attractions.
You will have to see over 300 different bird species you will enjoy walking in Rubanga forest which is a very attractive place for bird watchers with over 40 bird species.
You will enjoy the boating to see a diversity of animals and plant species which can be viewed when in lake like hippos, crocodiles and birds.
You can go fishing on Lake Mburo as there are 6 types of fish the common fish being tilapia, mud fish, haplochromes, Lung fish etc
Accommodation facilities are available at Rwonyo park headquarters and Hope Children's Centre will provide you with tents in case of camping and again luxury accommodation is provided at Mihingo Lodge and Mantana luxury tented camp.
Other attractions include;
A visit to Bujagali falls in the Eastern Uganda and white water rafting facilities and bungee jumping by ADRIFT UGANDA
A visit to the source of River Nile in Jinja Eastern Uganda
Volunteer at Hope Childrens Centre and Adventure the Pearl of Africa!
Hope Children's Centre (Christ Our Hope Orphanage Centre) was established in 1994 by the Community on realization the burden of the growing number of the helpless orphans left after the death of their parents from the deadly disease of AIDS/HIV yet with no assured education for their future to live a better life.
Hope Children's Centre is located in Temangalo Village, Bukasa Parish, Wakiso Sub-county, Busiro County, Wakiso District in the Central region of Uganda.
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Originally we were the project manager securing planning permission for the new site, but Mace was then also appointed as construction manager. Our carefully planned construction programme meant that we completed and handed over ITV Studio's new production facility on time, enabling the show to film at its new site from January 2014.
Having great acoustics is vital in a television studio facility. Therefore the acoustic protection at Coronation Street included concrete roofs and walls comprising three layers of block work were built. Two new sound stages house permanent and changing sets for interior filming. Internal reverb control helps minimise disruption from outside noise – essential for a tight production schedule.
To replicate ITV's original facility we created special structural backdrops which mimicked the buildings that surrounded ITV's facility in central Manchester. These included a five-storey, 80m-long backdrop of the Museum of Science & Industry and viaduct arches. These were constructed from solid steel on concrete foundations.
Creating a like-for-like replica of the old set required specialised quality assurance. Our trade contractors had to resist improving the look of the original works, while still delivering a quality project. Site visits to the old set and laminated hand-outs with close-ups of the original works helped guide our suppliers. Specialist scenic artists aged, broke, scuffed and degraded materials to achieve the look and feel of the original Street.


The Jungle Book is the most recent adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's novel with the same name after several versions, the most famous of which is the animated feature by Disney in 1967. The film is also a disney production, but not animated. It's a live feature film that tells the story of Mowgli, the man cub as described by other animals, who is raised in the jungle within a wolf pack and under the protection of "Bagheera", the black panther . One day, Mowgli is discovered by an evil tiger named "Shere Khan", who has a huge grudge against humans, and he declares his intentions loud and clear; Mowgli must die. The events of the film tell the adventures of Mowgli in his attempts to escape from Shere Khan and reach the man's village, where he is believed to become safe by Bagheera and "Akela" the alpha wolf in the pack.
Along with "Deadpool", "The Jungle Book" is certainly the most fun I had at the movies so far in 2016. The film's primary audience are children, in the sense of being suitable for all members of the family, and it is common for such movies to be enjoyed by grown ups .. But this time it is a bit different. This time I enjoyed the film without having to look down at it or act like an observer to how my children are engaged with it. This time I was invested in all chapters and I connected with the events on all levels. The drama, the comedy, the suspense, they were all real and effective.
"The Jungle Book" is nearly perfect on all aspects, but the most important characteristics I have for it are: courageous, realistic and original. Not a single decision was made to dodge challenges, and yet after mastering all the elements of visual effects and characters animation, I cannot say that any achievement was abused or even repeated.
In Zootopia, the cast selection process ensured that no actor has to work so much on his voice to suit the character he's playing, the match was made in the selection itself. I cannot say that the same principle was followed here, in "The Jungle Book" I could sense how several cast members really worked on the way they sound to find some middle ground between their own voice , the nature of the animals and the nature of the character they're playing. The only exception to this comparison is Idris Elba, whom I praised as the best voice performance in Zootopia since he managed to strike the balance between the 3 elements in his portrayal. In "The Jungle Book", Elba steps into further dimensions.
Shere Khan is by far the best villain in 2016. He has a motive and he has real powers that make him superior to any confrontation. He's so powerful that he knows nobody can stop him. He knows what he wants and he makes sure that everybody knows it too. However, he's smart enough to try and lobby for his agenda. He doesn't really have a plan with phases, he can go ahead and explain his logic for the lack of a better thing to do, but he's not really waiting for a trigger to go after Mowgli. He doesn't have an evil side, he's just pure, intelligent, evil. He's magnificent.
The other portrayal that stands out is Bill Murray's in the character of "Baloo" the lazy, conning bear. Murray is among the best actors who can deliver subtle jokes with indifferent facial expressions. Baloo proves that the veteran comedian can do the same with his voice. Neel Sethi, the 12 years old newcomer, plays "Mowgli" with the challenge of being the only real character in the middle of CGI creations. It's important to remember that to appreciate his performance which I believe was rather adorable than wild. When looking at "Mowgli", the first character that comes to mind in recent years is "Spot" from "The Good Dinosaur". The key difference is that Spot's loneliness was well reflected his hostility, while Mowgli had the privilege of being raised with love and care. It is only the wild nature of that loving environment that was missing in Sethi's performance.
The coherence of Justin Marks' script is astonishing. Our adventure spans across different phases with different characters in different places. However the build up of the key dramatic threads expands with extreme clarity across all the phases. The rivalry between Mowgli and Shere Khan, Mowgli grasping the value of teamwork and dedication to the pack, and Mowgli understanding that he's of a different specie with strong and different powers. Those are the threads that develop in every stage, with a lot of small details that come together perfectly in the final showdown.
"The Jungle Book" is bit of a turnoff from a technical description point of view. It is one of those "chroma" movies, filmed entirely in front of a green screen and within the walls of a studio. It is actually a bit more than that. It's probably the most realistic work I've ever seen with CGI characters design and animation. If the inspiration comes from such movies as "Life of Pi" and the recent adaptation of "Planet of the Apes", then "The Jungle Book" is the advanced level.
With all of those excellent elements into play, praise is due to the way they're all orchestrated by the true master of his craft "Jon Favreau". After his work on the Ironman movies, followed by "Chef" and now "The Jungle Book", I believe it's about time we start anticipating Favreau's movies, the same way we anticipate the work of the heavyweights.
"The Jungle Book" is a refreshing cinematic experience in the rather dull world of CGI productions. It's a loyal adaptation of a familiar story, but the unique creative vision and dramatic philosophy makes it necessary to label it "unparalleled".


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var should = require('chai').should()
  , assert = require('chai').assert
  , testDb = 'workspace/test.db'
  , fs = require('fs')
  , path = require('path')
  , _ = require('underscore')
  , async = require('async')
  , model = require('../lib/model')
  , Datastore = require('../lib/datastore')
  , Persistence = require('../lib/persistence')
  ;

// Test that even if a callback throws an exception, the next DB operations will still be executed
// We prevent Mocha from catching the exception we throw on purpose by remembering all current handlers, remove them and register them back after test ends
function testThrowInCallback (d, done) {
  var currentUncaughtExceptionHandlers = process.listeners('uncaughtException');

  process.removeAllListeners('uncaughtException');

  process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) {
    // Do nothing with the error which is only there to test we stay on track
  });

  d.find({}, function (err) {
    process.nextTick(function () {
      d.insert({ bar: 1 }, function (err) {
        for (var i = 0; i < currentUncaughtExceptionHandlers.length; i += 1) {
          process.on('uncaughtException', currentUncaughtExceptionHandlers[i]);
        }

        done();
      });
    });

    throw 'Some error';
  });
}

// Test that operations are executed in the right order
// We prevent Mocha from catching the exception we throw on purpose by remembering all current handlers, remove them and register them back after test ends
function testRightOrder (d, done) {
  var currentUncaughtExceptionHandlers = process.listeners('uncaughtException');

  process.removeAllListeners('uncaughtException');

  process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) {
    // Do nothing with the error which is only there to test we stay on track
  });

  d.find({}, function (err, docs) {
    docs.length.should.equal(0);

    d.insert({ a: 1 }, function () {
      d.update({ a: 1 }, { a: 2 }, {}, function () {
        d.find({}, function (err, docs) {
          docs[0].a.should.equal(2);

          process.nextTick(function () {
            d.update({ a: 2 }, { a: 3 }, {}, function () {
              d.find({}, function (err, docs) {
                docs[0].a.should.equal(3);
                done();

              });
            });
          });

          throw 'Some error';
        });
      });
    });
  });
}

// Note:  The following test does not have any assertion because it
// is meant to address the deprecation warning:
// (node) warning: Recursive process.nextTick detected. This will break in the next version of node. Please use setImmediate for recursive deferral.
// see
var testEventLoopStarvation = function(d, done){
   var times = 1001;
   var i = 0;
   while ( i <times) {
      i++;
     d.find({"bogus": "search"}, function (err, docs) {
     });
   }
   done();
 };

describe('Executor', function () {

  describe('With persistent database', function () {
    var d;

    beforeEach(function (done) {
      d = new Datastore({ filename: testDb });
      d.filename.should.equal(testDb);
      d.inMemoryOnly.should.equal(false);

      async.waterfall([
        function (cb) {
          Persistence.ensureDirectoryExists(path.dirname(testDb), function () {
            fs.exists(testDb, function (exists) {
              if (exists) {
                fs.unlink(testDb, cb);
              } else { return cb(); }
            });
          });
        }
      , function (cb) {
          d.loadDatabase(function (err) {
            assert.isNull(err);
            d.getAllData().length.should.equal(0);
            return cb();
          });
        }
      ], done);
    });

    it('A throw in a callback doesnt prevent execution of next operations', function(done) {
      testThrowInCallback(d, done);
    });

    it('Operations are executed in the right order', function(done) {
      testRightOrder(d, done);
    });

    it('Does not starve event loop and raise warning when more than 1000 callbacks are in queue', function(done){
      testEventLoopStarvation(d, done);
    });

  });   // ==== End of 'With persistent database' ====

  describe('With non persistent database', function () {
    var d;

    beforeEach(function (done) {
      d = new Datastore({ inMemoryOnly: true });
      d.inMemoryOnly.should.equal(true);

      d.loadDatabase(function (err) {
        assert.isNull(err);
        d.getAllData().length.should.equal(0);
        return done();
      });
    });

    it('A throw in a callback doesnt prevent execution of next operations', function(done) {
      testThrowInCallback(d, done);
    });

    it('Operations are executed in the right order', function(done) {
      testRightOrder(d, done);
    });

  });   // ==== End of 'With non persistent database' ====

});


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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import models, migrations
import mkt.users.models
from django.conf import settings

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        migrations.swappable_dependency(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL),
        ('developers', '0002_auto_20150727_1017'),
        ('access', '0001_initial'),
        ('webapps', '0001_initial'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='preloadtestplan',
            name='addon',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='webapps.Webapp'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='paymentaccount',
            name='solitude_seller',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.SolitudeSeller'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='paymentaccount',
            name='user',
            field=mkt.users.models.UserForeignKey(to=settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AlterUniqueTogether(
            name='paymentaccount',
            unique_together=set([('user', 'uri')]),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='grouplog',
            name='activity_log',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.ActivityLog'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='grouplog',
            name='group',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='access.Group'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='commentlog',
            name='activity_log',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.ActivityLog'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='applog',
            name='activity_log',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.ActivityLog'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='applog',
            name='addon',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='webapps.Webapp', db_constraint=False),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='addonpaymentaccount',
            name='addon',
            field=models.ForeignKey(related_name='app_payment_accounts', to='webapps.Webapp'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='addonpaymentaccount',
            name='payment_account',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.PaymentAccount'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='activitylogattachment',
            name='activity_log',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to='developers.ActivityLog'),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='activitylog',
            name='user',
            field=models.ForeignKey(to=settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL, null=True),
            preserve_default=True,
        ),
    ]


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Where to buy property in Spain ... here is the question? In which region would you invest in a house, apartment or apartment in Spain? You have come to this website of our real estate agency, because you are certainly not quite sure in which part of Spain to invest and buy a Spanish property. Which country coast is best to live and buy an apartment, a house, or a villa, and maybe a building plot? It's obvious that every one of us, interested in buying a property in Spain, came before this important dilemma.
These are the natural questions we looking for answers and specific advice where to buy an apartment or house in Spain. In this section of our web site dedicated to foreign real estate investment, you will find this answer. We will try to provide you with these important information and explain in which part of Spain it's best to buy a new house, villa, apartment or luxury flat in Spain. How much cost property in Spain in specific areas of Spansh coasts? Where it's cheaper and where it's more expensive to invest, and where to buy real estate in Spain. Where is the smaller, and where is the greater return on investment in foreign real estate in Spain. Where foreigners settle in Spain, what coasts dominate the local real estate market.
After spending hours or weeks discussing with your family and loved ones about where to buy property overseas. And after you have tapped tons of source materials and articles online, and the press about how best to invest in real estate in the world, you finally decided to invest in real estate in Spain.
And maybe you saw an advert regarding real estate sales in Spain. Or maybe your acquaintance or friend already owns an apartment or villa in Spain and told you how good it's to live here, move and enjoy the sun of Spain, the golf courses and the wonderful beaches of the Spanish coast?
Or perhaps one of your friends allredy has used the IBERMAXX services and has been spending a lot of time on the Costa Blanca or the Costa del Sol - living here for years. Slowly "forgetting" about cold and gray they northern country .... Anyway, you have come to us and you are looking for specific information on where to buy the best property in Spain and what region of this country is the best to invest your money in a house, villa, apartment or apartment in Spain.
No matter whether it's the primary market and real estate in Spain from the developer, or it will be a cheap second-hand apartment, not necessarily close to the sea and close to the beach. Close to golf courses. However, investors are mainly looking for properties near the sea and near the beach in Spain. Most important will be property price in our listings and your budget designated to this kind of overseas investment in Spain.
Now you ask yourself the key and the most important question - where in Spain should I buy a property. Let's re-enumerate the key questions: Which part of Spain is best for investment in real estate? Where is cheaper and where is more expensive in Spain? On which coast of Spain should I buy a property? In which part of Spain shall i focus when looking for a property? Where will be the best for me lo live in Spain and where in general foreigners buy property in Spain?
Are you sure Spain .... for my investment in real estate overseas?
Are you sure the property in Spain ...? You have certainly taken into account property in Bulgaria, real estate in Portugal, or maybe even considering buying an apartment or house in Italy. Maybe the real estate in Turkey, or even rproperty in Egypt ... for the brave. The United States and investments in the American continent are tempting investors and we have information that there are many overses investors investing in real estate over there.
Or were you thinking of buying a house in the south of France on the Cote d'Azur?
Where will I get higher and where will the lower return on this type of investment overseas?
Or maybe you are interested in popular Croatia? Or real estate in Brazil, because I have a few friends who invested a few years ago in north east of Brazil near towns of Natal and Fortaleza. Some people buy and invest in real estate in the UK (United Kingdom) and Ireland. Because they are planning their future in England and they are bound to work, career, study or just a family and planned future in the UK.
But let's focus on Spain and real estate in Cervante's country.
Your choice fell on Spanish property and you decided to buy a property in Spain. And perfectly. I repeat this for years to myself and to our customers - Spain is a natural choice for investment and buying real estate abroad and real estate in warm countries. Think - what factors decide about this: first of all - is the same continent, the same ... I call it "cultural layer" - there is no way to mix in that religion, but it also has significance. Excellent mild climate, warm winters, great Mediterranean cuisine, excellent road and transport infrastructure, and friendly culture.
Spaniards are very similar to Poles (of course not physically because it's a different story). We are similar in many respects, and we naturally have the ability to "get along" with the Spaniards, even if the language barrier and ignorance of Spanish language interfere. But this is also possible by signing up for a free Spanish course, somewhere near our offices where we sell property in Spain or in the region of Spain where we are selling the property. Spaniards are extremely friendly and open to other cultures nation. Here you will find a friend from the heart, and most passersby in any Spanish city or small town will point you in the direction of walking you a few blocks away.
But let's move on to the essence of this article and the specific information on where to buy real estate in Spain, and in which region to invest in property in Spain. In a house or apartment, where is the best return on investment, where it's cheaper, and where is more expensive in Spain. Where in Spain property prices are the best for overseas investor? Which region and part of Spain is most popular for investment in foreign real estate? Where foreigners buy most real estate in Spain. Which part of this country is good to buy and best investment for me as a foreigner, wishing to buy a house or apartment in Spain.
First of all, I will clarify to you where it's more expensive, and where is cheaper to buy property in Spain. Even if you have been to Spain for holidays or vacations from a travel agency, it may not be so clear to you. You are confused by the different "Costas" in Spain and you do not quite notice the difference between the different Spanish coasts in terms of buying property.
First of all the price of real estate is a decisive factor that will decide where you invest in Spain. And how do you plan your budget for this type of investment.
First we have to "divide" Spain. So to start, "in terms of investment" we have to eliminate some regions of Spain - mainly the northern coast of Spain and northwestern Spain. We eliminate this part of Spain from our search, primarily because of the cool climate and cold winters. Regions from Galicia to the northwest of Spain include city of La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela, and regions: Cantabria, Asturias and the Basque Country.


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Bethlem's Boardroom: Part Two
The coat of arms of the Hospital was also in the committee room. Over the centuries it has been changed, added to and subtracted from. In this photograph one can see the coat of arms which was based on that of Simon Fitzmary. He was sheriff of the City of London twice. He was a rich man with great influence. In 1247 he gave some of his land in Bishopsgate in the City of London, to the Bishop of Bethlehem to establish a priory, which was the origin of Bethlem Hospital. The coat of arms of Simon Fitzmary was later added to, to represent Christ's five wounds, and also the star of the Order of St. Mary of Bethlehem. The Star, which was related to the Crusades, was a favourite emblem of Simon Fitzmary. Also part of the coat of arms was a chalice, the Host, and a basket of bread.
When the second Bethlem Hospital was built at Moorfields in 1676, the Governors of the Hospital wanted formal evidence of the arms of the hospital, and wrote to the Royal College of Arms for confirmation of its correctness. This was confirmed, but a mistake was made, in that the bread disappeared and was replaced by a skull. Displaying arms with a grinning skull in a cup was not quite the image the Governors had in mind for the country's only mental hospital!
Property marker for Bethlem Royal Hospital arms featuring the skull. LDBTH2.19.
It took a long time to persuade the College of Arms to change the coat of arms to its original and correct form. The matter was formally resolved only when the new joint hospitals – Bethlem and the Maudsley- applied for arms, and the opportunity was taken to correct the 275 year old error. The new arms were granted on 1st August, 1951.
Picture: The corrected coat of arms, replacing the skull with the bread. LDBTH2.19.9
On the walls there are ninety-eight plaques or Armorial Shields. They were made in the nineteenth century. In the top row are the coats of arms of the Presidents of the Royal Hospitals and in the row below are those of the Treasurers of the Royal Hospitals of Bridewell and Bethlem, from 1557 to 1948, and of the Chairmen of the Board of Governors of the Bethlem Royal Hospital and The Maudsley Hospital, from 1948 onwards. The arms of the hospital were used where an individual did not have his own coat of arms. The majority of the plaques or shields were manufactured by Thomas Jones of London, herald painter and house decorator. The shields all have an associated caption or name plate. You can view them when you visit the museum - try and find the oldest one!
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Facebook to hire 10,000 new employees in 2020: Sheryl Sandberg
The social media company is expanding its product and engineering department.
Rahma Ilyas
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Facebook is expecting to hire 10,000 workers, by the end of 2020, for its product and engineering department. It is unclear at this time that how many new hires will join as full-time or the number include contractors. With the new hiring, the headcount of the social media company will increase by 22% which at the end of last year stands at 44,900.
Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, in an interview with Scott Wapner of CNBC, said that Facebook is doing the hiring in a determined and forceful way to keep up our service quality, so people do not disconnect with the world. "Our hiring is keeping at a very, very aggressive clip," she said in a statement
Sandberg stated that she feels fortunate about the new hirings as Facebook will not let go of any of its current employees. "We also have the responsibility to do that — to keep our employees, but hopefully hire more because we need them," she added further.
The whole world is suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, in one way or the other. The global economy is considered to fall dramatically, and the financial crisis is forcing companies to drop out of their employees. Opposed to this epidemic situation, Facebook steps forward and now plans to hire to continue improving its services.
What's new in Facebook for Business?
In addition to that, Sandberg also revealed some other plans of Facebook. She made it public that from now onwards, small businesses will be able to send gift cards to their customers through Facebook. The company is now making it easy for businesses to discover digital gift cards to support their local businesses.
Facebook allows the businesses to choose between the two of its partners, Square and Kabbage, to set up the gift card. Sign up the account in the selected partner to completely set up the card, following the instructions. Once set, people could see your cards and purchase accordingly.
"That's a great way to support a business. If you can't use their services now, you can pay now, give them the cash and do it later," Sandberg said in an interview.
Over and above, small businesses can also now raise funds using the Facebook platform. Before that, only non-profit organizations or specific people were allowed to raise funds, but now Facebook is expanding its fundraising platform for small businesses. However, so far it allows only people from certain countries to raise funds.
Facebook drive for the new hiring is a significant initiative as unemployment escalated to 6.6 million in a week that breaks the record with an increase in 3.3million. The Labor Department recently reported that 6.64 million Americans have filed for unemployment insurance as people are more fearful of laying off due to crisis.
"These are unprecedented numbers, but we're also facing an unprecedented pandemic," said Joseph Song, Economist at the Bank of America.
Facebook made $70.697 billion in annual revenue last year.
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