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I do have a yard but apparently, there are only a few spots that are fertile enough for me to grow anything. Since last year, my husband and I have been working on composting a small section where I want to place my next "attempt" at gardening. We will see how it goes.
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Start your garden in the sunniest part of your yard.
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Anche suo fratello maggiore Resul è stato un calciatore.

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Club

Gli inizi
Cresciuto nei settori giovanili di  e , dopo essersi affermato come uno dei migliori portieri del Campionato Primavera, il 14 luglio 2016 viene ceduto in prestito al . Ha esordito tra i professionisti il 18 dicembre, nella partita di campionato persa per 1-0 contro il , sostituendo al 51º minuto Andrea Razzitti e prendendo il posto dell'espulso Mirco Miori. Divenuto terzo portiere della squadra dopo l'ingaggio di Ivan Pelizzoli, torna al Pescara che il 27 gennaio 2017 lo cede, sempre a titolo temporaneo, al Teuta; il prestito viene confermato anche nella stagione successiva.

Ritorno al Pescara
Terminata l'esperienza al Teuta, torna in Abruzzo dove diventa il vice di Vincenzo Fiorillo. Debutto con i biancazzurri alla seconda giornata il 2 settembre 2018 nel successo per 2-1 contro il , in cui risulta decisivo parando un rigore a Niccolò Giannetti al 35' sul risultato di 0-0. Gioca poi altre 3 gare nel mese di dicembre per rimpiazzare l'infortunato Fiorillo, per un totale di 4 partite giocate in stagione.

L'anno successivo, da metà ottobre, rileva il posto tra i pali dell'infortunato Fiorillo. Il 29 del mese stesso, si rende protagonista di un rigore parato a Francesco Forte in -Pescara; tuttavia gli abruzzesi hanno poi perso la gara per 2-1.

Trapani e Cittadella
Dopo avere giocato complessivamente 11 partite in stagione col Pescara, il 29 gennaio 2020 viene ceduto a titolo definitivo al . Debutta il 3 marzo in occasione della vittoria per 4-1 contro la , rimpiazzando (sin dall'inizio del match) l'infortunato Marco Carnesecchi.

Rimasto svincolato dopo i problemi societari dei siculi, il 13 ottobre 2020 firma con il .

Nazionale
Dopo aver giocato con le varie rappresentative nazionali giovanili albanesi, viene convocato per la prima volta dall'Under-21 nel 2017, esordendo il 27 marzo, nell'amichevole vinta per 2-0 contro la Moldavia Under-21.

Nell'ottobre 2018 riceve la sua prima convocazione in nazionale maggiore rimpiazzando l'infortunato Alban Hoxha, senza tuttavia venire impiegato. Stessa sorte gli è toccata un mese più tardi.

Riesce ad esordire il 13 giugno 2022, nell'amichevole pareggiata 0-0 contro l'Estonia.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 21 gennaio 2023.

Cronologia presenze e reti in nazionale

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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NORTHERN CAPE – A 61-year-old former Lieutenant Colonel of the South African Police Service (SAPS) was served with summons on Thursday, 02 December 2021 by the Hawks Serious Corruption Investigation team on allegations of fraud.
The former police official worked at Provincial Crime Intelligence in Kimberley and was supposed to attend a work session in Pretoria but it was postponed before he could even travel. It is alleged that during November 2019, he submitted a fraudulent travel claim of more than R3 000 purporting to have attended a work session.
The matter was reported to the Hawks' for investigation and the former police official was summoned to appear before Kimberley Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, 19 January 2022.
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So, if you were under federal indictment, by now you'd be out of money, and the public defender would be snoozing through your case. Even that one fairly successful uncle of yours (he owns a landscaping business) wouldn't be willing to give you any money.
Still, it's probably worse if you're Jasiel "Landslide" Correia, a man who won his last election by a margin that would embarrass someone running for Fish Commissioner in Westport.
If he falls, he's going to fall a lot farther than you would.
I mean, what have you really got? An $18 an hour job, and the promise of eventual Social Security, maybe a baby mama who does or doesn't live with you but who expects some money for diapers every now and then? Correia's shoe budget for last year would buy you new living room furniture.
I figured Fall River would get a few months of baseball and tank tops before we cranked ourselves up for the grisly business of another election.
That was before Stop & Shop employees went on strike, and provided locals with another reason for righteously misplaced indignation.
The pervasive American belief is that everyone makes too much money, but you aren't doing us working folks any favors. It's particularly sad in Fall River, where some of the 85,000 poorest people in the state carry signs to support an indicted mayor in $400 shoes, but insist that grocery store workers shouldn't make enough money to buy food.
The workers, of course, are "union thugs," a phrase that is almost as old as envy, but not quite.
To 35 percent of the population, Mayor Jasiel Correia, currently awaiting trial, is not a thug. And he is not. Thugs carry picket signs, and they stand on the sidewalk in the light. They do not fiddle with their tax returns to steal more money than a grocery store worker makes in a decade.
Americans like to ride with a winner. That's why a $20-an-hour guy will spend $85 on a football jersey with a millionaire's name on the back. It's why Donald Trump can go bankrupt a half-dozen times, and we'll put him in charge of everything, because he came out of it rich. It's why we'll stand on the a street corner in a cold rain, holding a sign for some politician who just bought his girlfriend a Mercedes. If we make $22-an-hour, and you make $22 million a year, we figure you ought to run everything, no matter how you got the money. If you're making $19-an-hour, and you strike, we will rise up in righteous indignation in an attempt to support the faraway CEO who owns your company.
Working people hate each other, and that fact is immensely profitable to the people at the top, who steal billions while pointing our hatred away from them, and toward each other. No one took a shot at Martin Luther King Jr. until he said that black and white working and poor people had a common cause. At that point, he stopped being a cute preacher who wanted to make sure black people could sit at the front of the bus, and became a dangerous Communist. The bullet came soon after.


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By Corin Ballard, year 6, Vauvert School
I once lived in a cottage in a faraway forest, every day I walked into something new but today was different. Today there was this big clock tower, I had never seen a clock tower before. What was it doing there? "I'll investigate after school," I thought. All day I was thinking about this clock tower. What was inside? Was it magical?
After school I raced to the clock tower like a cheetah. I was so excited! I started to pace around the clock tower, then suddenly I found this incredibly old secret door, I didn't know what it was. I opened it. I was so nervous. Inside there were these windy stairs, I started to stroll up the stairs, having a glance at all the cogs as I walked past. "What is this?" I thought to myself. "This clock doesn't even work," I said in a confused voice. I walked up the stairs a little bit more. Suddenly I found a second secret door…
What will this one have inside? I crept closer and closer. I opened the door. There was a black like the sky piano. What was it doing there? I looked around the room, a little room. There was nothing else there. The room was empty, bare. There were no more rooms in the clock tower so why was this one there, why did it have a piano in it? I walked closer and closer to the piano. I sat on the chair, it was a little dusty but you could still sit down on it. I opened the lid of the piano. All the notes were there but some of them had special stickers on. I played them then suddenly the clock started to work. This was pure magic.
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Far away on an engineered island lived a boy, the last boy alive. His name was Harry and he was super smart...
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Zero-carbon community 'should be East Devon's new town'
This is a story about lobbying.
The Down and Carter families who own land between Crealy Theme Park and Greendale are behind plans to support their proposals for a site for a new town in East Devon.
Unfortunately for them, this site they have called "Greenhayes", has not made it onto the EDDC short list.
According to this report, more than 70 local people have already submitted comments in support of Greenhayes. To put this in perspective, Owl understands that the number of comments on the Local Plan are running in excess of 6,000.
FWS Carter and Sons are regular donors to Simon Jupp. – Owl
"Greenhayes is an opportunity to build the homes East Devon needs in the right way, in the right location and with the right character, facilities and infrastructure. All in a way that is sensitive to the environment."
Daniel Clark www.devonlive.com
Developers are calling on the public to support a discounted proposal for a new town in East Devon. East Devon District Council is consulting on their local plan for where homes will be built across the district, with Sunday the closing date for submissions.
A 'second Cranbrook' as a new town on the edge of Exeter is among the plans for new homes as part of the East Devon Local Plan. The new development could include up to 8,000 new homes along with a range of community facilities and amenities.
The preferred site for the new town would span land north of the A3052 near Crealy Adventure Park to the A30 near Exeter Airport. The indicative boundary would see it spread towards Farringdon in the east, and out towards Westpoint to the west. To the north, it would run towards the junction between the A30 and Exeter Airport, and across the farmland between the sites. A site spanning from the edge of Clyst St George to the west, to Woodbury Salterton to the east is listed as an alternative.
But prior to the Draft Local Plan being published, a third location was discounted as a potential new town site. This site – Greenhayes – would have bordered the A3052 next to Crealy, running out towards Greendale Business Park to the south of the road, and out towards Farringdon and around Hill Barton Business Park to the north of the A3052.
The option would have been a zero-carbon community known as Greenhayes, which is proposed near Exeter close to Crealy Theme Park and Greendale Farm Shop. Campaigners and developers behind the site are asking East Devon District Council to look at the location again.
The council is instead proposing to makeup a shortfall of 1,800 homes by identifying sites they class as second-rate including across Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton, Honiton and Axminster. More than 70 local people have already submitted comments in support of Greenhayes.
Greenhayes development masterplan
A spokesperson for Greenhayes said: "The council is proposing to shoehorn around 1,800 new homes into sites it classes as second-rate across East Devon's towns and villages. Why put additional pressure on these communities? There is a better way.
"As local residents ourselves, we understand the concerns about spreading development across our towns and villages. We have an alternative that will help the council build the homes East Devon needs whilst protecting the environment and delivering vital infrastructure – that alternative is Greenhayes.
"We're excited by the support we've already received. We encourage anyone else who doesn't want to see unnecessary development in their towns and villages to come forward and tell the council they support the alternative before it's too late.
Greenhayes will be zero-carbon and create a 20% net gain in biodiversity. The plans include a new school and healthcare facilities, along with a park and ride and a village centre anchored by the award-winning Greendale Farm shop. The proposed community is directly adjacent to several thousand already existing jobs, with good connectivity into Exeter, Exeter Airport and across the district.
Plans for Greenhayes are driven by two local farming families who own the land between Crealy Theme Park & Resort and Greendale Farm Shop and Café as well as the Greendale Business Park. You can visit www.greenhayes.info to find out more and to submit comments that will be passed onto the council for consideration as part of the consultation. The team can also be contacted on 0800 148 8911.
East Devon District Council's consultation runs until by 15 January 2023.
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Rapscallion says:
13 Jan 2023 at 11:05am
Perhaps, this story could be the next sequel to the classic novel Watership Down – but entitled 'Cartership Down'?
Although the planned 'Greenhayes'is rated (by its creators) as a sustainable, zero-carbon development, being sensitive to the environment – any substantial new town in this vicinity will certainly require the relocation of a plethora of natural species and habitats, resulting in fauna attempting to escape the destruction of their natural environment, searching for a new home for the survival of their communities (with bulldozers featuring dramatically), similar to the 1978 best-seller!
Adams, the author, denied the story was a political allegory showing democracy in action – but the rabbit characters certainly show anthropomorphism.. . . any suggestions on who could play the cunning, tyrannical chief of the Efrafa, General Woundwart, who lacked mercy and kept a strict system of control (not allowing any members to argue) with his Owlslafa policing, being an outlet for his power, inflicting absolute control on others?
. . . . Yet, surely, this is pure fiction? . . . . Actually, this story will, certainly, soon be told in an East Devon community near you – and is likely to become a winning record-breaker for any landowner who secures a new town on their green fields!
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13 Jan 2023 at 1:12pm
https://www.greenhayes.info This keeps cropping up on facebook. It really doesn't seem sufficiently clear that it's not an official post. A prime example of strategic planning within the EDBF being frustrated by democracy it would appear.


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Man City falls to brutal Champions League final debutant jinx
Manchester City lost its maiden Champions League final on Sunday as it was defeated 1-0 by Chelsea. However, history suggests that none of the last seven teams making their Champions League final debut have won the title in their first attempt.
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Pep Guardiola was unable to lead Manchester City to its maiden Champions League title as his side was outplayed by Chelsea. - AP
Manchester City lost its maiden Champions League final on Sunday as it slipped to a 1-0 loss to Premier League rival Chelsea at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto. However, history suggests that the Champions League has not been kind to its debutant finalists over the years.
Be it Arsene Wengers dominant Arsenal side in 2006, Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham in 2019 or Thomas Tuchel's Paris Saint-Germain in 2020, all debutants have succumbed at the grandest stage of them all.
RELATED| Chelsea wins Champions League final
It is interesting to note that none of the last eight teams (including City) to make their Champions League final debut have managed to lift the title in their first attempt.
Here's a look at the complete list.
Debutant Team Team lost to Year of the final
Valencia Real Madrid 2000
Bayer Leverkusen Real Madrid 2002
Monaco Porto 2004
Arsenal Barcelona 2006
Chelsea Manchester United 2008
Tottenham Hotspur Liverpool 2019
Paris Saint-Germain Bayern Munich 2020
Manchester City Chelsea 2021
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TONIGHT-A Christmas Carol opens at Center Stage Dec. 2
A Christmas Carol the musical will open at Center Stage Theatre in Shelton this Friday, Dec. 2. The production is directed by Justin Zenchuk, with musical direction by Gina Scarpa, and choreography by Scarpa and Katie Sedlock.
"Our directing team has done a great job," said Center Stage Artistic Director Gary Scarpa. "Justin, Gina, and Katie have assisted on many productions, and, in the process, they have developed a high degree of competence in directing. It is our hope that they will be the future of Center Stage."
The production features David Ortoleva of New Haven as Scrooge, Josh Hahn of Derby as Bob Cratchit, Maya Giampaolo of Shelton as Tiny Tim, Barbara Flynn of Seymour as the Ghost of Christmas Future, and Shelton residents Ana Frentress and Bobby Henry as the Ghosts of Christmas Past and Christmas Present respectively.
"I have really enjoyed working with our talented cast," said the production's director, Zenchuk. "They have worked hard for six weeks to bring this beautiful musical to life."
With soaring music by Disney musical genius and composer Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid), A Christmas Carol infuses the famous Charles Dickens story with songs that breathe new life into the holiday classic. The original Broadway production ran each Christmas for ten consecutive years at Madison Square Garden. Described by the New York Times as "a tonic for adults, and for children, a transfixing journey," this musical favorite tells the timeless story of the transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge.
Musical Director and Choreographer, Gina Scarpa, said, "We are bringing A Christmas Carol to our stage for the third time. It is a beautiful production, appropriate for the entire family. This production, with its message of peace and compassion, is the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit!"
Center Stage Theatre is a non-profit organization, founded in 2005 by directors Gary and Francesca Scarpa. The theatre presents a full season of five productions. Center Stage's purpose is to enhance the cultural environment within its community; to present high quality theatrical productions at affordable prices; to encourage growth and education through the performing arts; and to provide a means for interested adults, teens and children to experience and participate in various aspects of live theater.
Performances will take place on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. from December 2nd through Dec. 18; Sundays at 2 p.m. on Dec. 4, 11, and 18; and Thursday at 7 p.m. on Dec. 15.
Center Stage is located at the former Lafayette School at 54 Grove Street in Shelton. For further information about the audition or Center Stage, visit www.centerstageshelton.orgor call 203-225-6079.


Approval rates for clinical trial participation increased from about 85% prior to implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to approximately 95% after the law went into effect.
Rates of prolonged time to insurance clearance have decreased under the ACA, although the rates of prolonged clearance trended similarly for both privately insured patients and those insured through Medicare and Medicaid.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 was the first federal law to mandate that group health insurance plans and state-licensed insurance issuers provide coverage of standard-of-care costs for patients enrolled in approved clinical trials, effective on January 1, 2014. Under the law, "approved" trials included approved or funded studies by the National Cancer Institute, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Department of Defense/VA, cooperative group or center affiliated with these agencies, or the Department of Energy.
A study by Kehl et al examining the impact that requirement in the ACA had on clinical trial participation has found that approval rates rose from about 85% prior to the ACA mandate to approximately 95% after the mandate. In addition, patients with private insurance experienced fewer delays in being approved for participation in clinical studies. These study findings were published in Clinical Cancer Research.
The researchers analyzed the database of the Clinical Center for Targeted Therapy at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Among patients referred for sponsored trials, the researchers examined rates of insurance clearance and prolonged time to clearance (at least 14 days) in three different time periods: from July 2012 to June 2013; July 2013 to December 2013; and January 2014 to June 2015. They used multivariable logistic regression models to compare rates across these time periods.
The researchers identified 2,404 referrals for insurance clearance.
The researchers found that among privately insured patients, insurance clearance rates were higher for those referred from January 2014 to June 2015 than for those referred from July 2012 to June 2013 (odds ratio [OR] = 4.72; 95% confidence interval [CI] = 2.9–7.51). There was no association between referral period and clearance rates for Medicare/Medicaid patients (P = .25). Referral from January 2014 to June 2015 was associated with lower rates of prolonged clearance among both privately insured (OR = 0.57; 95% CI = 0.38–0.86) and Medicare/Medicaid patients (OR = 0.39; 95% CI = 0.19–0.83).
"Within the large early-phase clinical trials program at our institution, we found that rates of successful insurance clearance for clinical trial enrollment among privately insured patients have increased following implementation of the clinical trials coverage requirement for private plans under the ACA. Rates of prolonged time to insurance clearance have decreased following implementation of the requirement, although this change occurred among both privately insured patients and patients with government insurance," concluded the study authors.


Ukrainian entertainer as an actor and TV presenter who is best known as a dance-pop vocalist and songwriter who represented Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 with the song "I Want Your Love." He had competed in Eurovision contests in 2011, 2012 and 2013 before.
He acted in a production of Palace Ukraine in Kiev when he was five years old. He was active in more than 170 performances of the President's Christmas Tree Event between 1999 and 2002.
After releasing a debut album called Colors of the Native Land in 2003, the prime minister of Ukraine awarded him a diploma and a medal for his talent the next very next year.
He was born in Ternopil, Ukraine.
Polina Gagarina and him both competed in the Eurovision contest in 2015.


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Andy Summers Musician, Writer, Photographer
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GUITAR LEGEND ANDY SUMMERS ANNOUNCES LIVES DATES FOR LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO AND PHOENIX
2018 TOUR DATES:
Music Instrument Museum, Phoenix on March 27th, 2018
The Regent Theater, Los Angeles on April 14th, 2018
Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco on April 19th, 2018
Multi Grammy Award winner, Andy Summers, is bringing his tour to the West Coast of California and Phoenix. Tickets on sale now at www.ticketfly.com and www.mim.org.
Andy Summers is now touring with his one man show in celebration of the release of his new solo album 'Triboluminescence'. He will perform new music and songs from his illustrious career against the backdrop of a multi media show featuring exotic and surreal photographic sequences from his 2018 book 'The Bones of Chuang Tzu. The very special show will feature intimate conversation and the telling of dark comic stories alongside a Q&A.
Speaking about his upcoming live dates, Andy Summers said: "This year I am going out with a show I've wanted to do for a very long time – a solo multimedia performance where I will play to my own photography which I have shot all over the world since the eighties.I tried this exotic visual / musical mix out at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles last year -it went so well that I have expanded and built on the idea. I will also be doing a Q and A and reading some dark tales that have twisted music…and there will be a couple of other surprises …"
Andy Summers rose to fame in the late 1970s and early 1980s as the guitarist of the legendary award-winning, multi-million-selling rock band The Police, recognized as the most successful and critically acclaimed group of the era in any genre. The Police dominated the music scene through the first half of the 1980s with several No. 1 records, and Summers' innovative guitar sound was a key element of the band's popularity, creating a new paradigm for guitarists that has been widely imitated in the decades since.
After The Police's dramatic exit from the stage at the height of their fame, Summers embarked on a prolific solo career, including over a dozen solo albums, several notable collaborations and successful forays into instrumental music, jazz and film scoring (2010, Down and Out in Beverly Hills) alongside his rock and pop projects, as well as acclaimed work as a photographer. In 2006, Summers' memoir One Train Later was released to great success and was voted the No. 1 music book of the year in the UK by Mojo Magazine.The documentary film Can't Stand Losing You, based on the book, was produced by the Yari Film Group and was released in North America in 2015 by Cinema Libre Studio. His awards and honors include inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Guitar Player Hall of Fame, multiple GRAMMY Awards, the Prog Guiding Light award in 2016, the Roland & BOSS Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017, the Key to New York City, an honorary doctorate from Bournemouth University, the Chevalier De L'Ordre Des Arts et Des Lettres by the government of France, and dozens of other accolades.
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Men never get asked how many lovers they've had – but world is obsessed with my sex life, says Rita Ora
Rod McPhee, TV Editor
Published: 0:01, 26 Nov 2022
Updated: 0:08, 26 Nov 2022
SHE'S the pop star who is as famous for her many boyfriends as she is for her music – but now Rita Ora has slammed the constant attention on her love life as "sexist".
Before she married film maker Taika Waititi this summer she had dated a string of music stars, actors and TV personalities.
Rita Ora has slammed the constant attention on her love life as 'sexist'Credit: BackGrid
Rita married Taika in August and said: 'He's The One, he's awesome. He's my best friend'Credit: Getty
And Rita, 32 today, says a man would never have his career eclipsed by the attention on his former lovers.
She says: "I love love, I love being in love, it's amazing and so fun.
"Who doesn't? I live life to the fullest. I'm an extremely passionate person when it comes to love, but I don't base my life on relationships.
"I don't base my moments on, 'Oh, I'll remember this because of that relationship', that's just an addition to my life.
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"I've always been very adamant on focusing on me and my work.
"Look, we are women. Men don't get asked, 'Oh, you've had 100 boyfriends or girlfriends'. Sometimes they do, but the majority of the time they don't.
"It comes with the territory, it's part of the world that you're in."
In a BBC1 interview with Louis Theroux on Tuesday, the Hot Right Now singer looks back on her ten years in showbiz, as well as her flings with a string of celebs including music stars Calvin Harris, Bruno Mars and rapper Asap Rocky.
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She finally settled down when she met the man of her dreams — Taika, 47 — and got married in August.
Rita says: "It's something I've always dreamed of since I was a kid. He definitely is a great human.
"He's The One, he's awesome. He's my best friend. Being in the industry for over ten years, I've suddenly felt a sense of calm, weirdly.
"Maybe that does have a lot to do with my personal life."
In the hour-long interview Louis also meets her husband, who talks at length about how they got together.
Taika says: "We'd actually known each other for years before we got together. You know who brought her to my house? Rob Pattinson. I was having a barbecue thing, he brought her and we got chatting.
"We just became friends, we hit it off. We became friends for the next three and a half years, we were just good mates.
"We were in relationships, both of us. Every time we hung out we would just catch up where we left off and it was a good friendship. And then we decided to ruin it all!
When you come from nothing and you get something, you always have that fear that you're going to end up with nothing because you know how it feels.
"I just like that we both work hard, we have our own jobs, we're independent but we're best friends.
"We're from different parts of the world, she's from Kosovo, I'm from New Zealand, very far away, but our backgrounds are very similar.
"We grew up poor, we're from working-class families. Her dad owns pubs, she hung out in pubs a lot when she was a kid and my mum worked in pubs, a lot of my family loved being in pubs. I was in pubs a lot, all through my childhood.
"Our sensibilities are quite aligned, I think."
Rita adds: "I grew up on a council estate, drinking in the park with my mates. I was definitely a bit of a wild child, but I wasn't a disrespectful child.
"There was a fine line. You have to remember, my parents are traditional. They are Kosovan parents, they were raised in a specific way — get married, have kids, go to school. So for them it was really important to follow that tradition. I was an anomaly."
But Rita insists her humble origins, growing up in West London with her older sister Elena and younger brother Don, also spurred her on to become a star — and keep her wanting to stay at the top of her game.
She says: "When you come from nothing and you get something, you always have that fear that you're going to end up with nothing because you know how it feels.
"So when I had a taste of some sort of success, I was like, 'I can't fail'. So anything that triggers that emotional 'It can all go like that'.
"It brings back how it felt when I had nothing. I definitely didn't want to fail."
Rita had a fling with rapper Asap Rocky.Credit: Getty
Rita with partner Calvin Harris in 2014Credit: Getty
Rita also tells of the strife endured by her Albanian parents, Besnik and Vera, who came to the UK from what is now Kosovo to flee persecution as the former Yugoslavia sank into conflict.
After they arrived in London in 1991, when Rita was a baby, her mum was diagnosed with cancer.
Rita says: "There were moments I felt like I didn't realise. I didn't know what to do if my mum was not going to be around.
"All those thoughts were going around my head. I do carry guilt about that. At the same time my parents were trying to keep all the stress away from us.
"They didn't put the cancer on us, they didn't really bring money issues to us. I'd see my mum ill, chemo, losing her hair, but she'd never complain to us."
And Rita gained a boost by attending the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London, which has also produced such stars as Amy Winehouse, Keeley Hawes and Dua Lipa.
She recalls: "I did maths, science and English Monday to Wednesday then I danced and sang Thursday and Friday.
"Then I was an intern at a recording studio. I volunteered to make tea, clean up, do whatever I needed to, whatever I could, to be a pop star.
"To get to that point I tried to get a deal. Shout out to Craig David, he supported me a lot.
"I went on tour with him and that led me to meeting this A&R woman who put me in touch with Jay Brown, the partner of Jay-Z. Then I sent a demo, not thinking they'd look at it."
Look, we are women. Men don't get asked, 'Oh, you've had 100 boyfriends or girlfriends'. Sometimes they do, but the majority of the time they don't.
Rita remembers being flown to the States to meet Jay-Z in 2008 — and now chuckles at the fact the multi-millionaire flew her economy.
She says: "I think at that point how would I know the difference? I was going to New York.
"I go straight to his club, 40/40. I get there and he's sitting right there. He just looks up and goes, 'What's up, kid?' I was like, 'Hi!'
"The rest is history. I sang a bit of my demo and straight after they were like, 'We're signing you'."
But after joining his label Roc Nation, not everything went to plan.
Rita says: "I don't know why the music wasn't coming out. I was recording for two or three years straight. I recorded a music video and they scrapped it.
"I felt really disappointed, I felt I'd let everyone down. It was all odd. If I had the answers, I'd tell you."
In 2012 she released her first album, Ora, and the same year she made her own break by recording one of her best-known songs
Rita says: "Sarah, my manager, who for me is one of the most ball- grabbing, independent, incredibly inspiring women, really took matters into her own hands.
"We found a song called Hot Right Now with DJ Fresh. We presented it to the label and they were like, 'We're not putting money into it, it's not our campaign, it's Ministry of Sound, go for it'. So I put out Hot Right Now, wanting to prove, 'Hello! You're sitting on a gold mine'."
But matters worsened with Roc Nation and in 2016, after taking the label to court, she split from it, finally recording her second album, Phoenix, in 2018. It spawned several hits including Your Song, Anywhere and Let You Love Me.
Besides music there was a string of lucrative endorsements and ad deals and Rita became a mentor and judge on The X Factor and The Voice UK.
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Google used 'double-Irish' to shift $75.4bn in profits out of Ireland
Posted on April 29, 2021 by Robin Edgar
Google shifted more than $75.4 billion (€63 billion) in profits out of the Republic using the controversial "double-Irish" tax arrangement in 2019, the last year in which it used the loophole.
The technology giant availed of the tax arrangement to move the money out of Google Ireland Holdings Unlimited Company via interim dividends and other payments. This company was incorporated in Ireland but tax domiciled in Bermuda at the time of the transfer.
The move allowed Google Ireland Holdings to escape corporation tax both in the Republic and in the United States where its ultimate parent, Alphabet, is headquartered. The holding company reported a $13 billion pretax profit for 2019, which was effectively tax-free, the accounts show.
A year earlier, Google Ireland Holdings paid out dividends of €23 billion, having recorded turnover of $25.7 billion.
Google has used the double Irish loophole to funnel billions in global profits through Ireland and on to Bermuda, effectively putting them beyond the reach of US tax authorities.
Companies exploiting the double Irish put their intellectual property into an Irish-registered company that is controlled from a tax haven such as Bermuda.
Ireland considers the company to be tax-resident in Bermuda, while the US considers it to be tax-resident here. The result is that when royalty payments are sent to the company, they go untaxed – unless or until the money is eventually sent home to the US parent.
The "double Irish" was abolished in 2015 for new companies establishing operations in the Republic. However, controversially, it allowed those already using it until the end of 2020 to phase it out.
Google overhauled its global tax structure and consolidated its intellectual property holdings back to the United States in early 2020, meaning 2019 was the final year in which it availed of the arrangement.
Up to late 2019, Google Ireland Holdings Unlimited Company was an intellectual property licensing company with turnover derived from the licensing of IP to subsidiaries. The accounts state it had no employees and that it was tax resident at the time in Bermuda, where the "standard rate tax is 0 per cent".
Source: Google used 'double-Irish' to shift $75.4bn in profits out of Ireland
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Lillie Greiman and Craig Ravesloot published "Housing characteristics of households with wheeled mobility device users from the American Housing Survey: do people live in homes that facilitate community participation?" in Community Development, published online Nov. 19, 2015.
Andrew Myers and Craig Ravesloot published "Navigating time and space: how Americans with disabilities use time and transportation" in Community Development, published online Nov. 26, 2015.
Amanda Reichard is lead author of Diagnosis isn't enough: Understanding the connections between high health care utilization, chronic conditions and disabilities among U.S. working age adults, which appears in Disability and Health Journal, Volume 8, Issue 4, October 2015, Pages 535–546.
The RTC on Community Living hosted a retreat for its research partners, Scientific and Consumer Advisory Panel, and IL experts on Sept. 15-16, 2014.
Several of the Center's partners and colleagues testified in a panel on "Living with a Disability in Rural America" when the National Council on Disability (NCD) held its quarterly meeting in Topeka, KS, on Dec. 4-5, 2013. Read more.
The Annual Disability Statistics Compendium was released in Dec. 2013. Research partner Andrew Houtenville's Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Statistics and Demographics (StatsRRTC) produces the web-based tool, which pools disability statistics published by various federal agencies together in one place. The Compendium makes it easy to find disability statistics when working on legislative and other matters relating to persons with disabilities.
Research partner David Gray contributed to "International perspectives on spinal cord injury," a report issued by the World Health Organization in Dec. 2013. As a contributor, he wrote portions of three chapters ("Attitudes, relationships and adjustment"; "Spinal cord injury and enabling environments"; "Education and employment") and recruited people to share their experiences.
SCAP member Stanley Holbrook and his colleague Dara Baldwin made a presentation on Health Disparities of People with Disabilities: Influence of Race and Ethnicity at the annual conference of the National Council on Independent Living in July 2013.
SCAP member Linda Gonzales was one of the brightest lights of the rural independent living movement. Everyone affiliated with the Center mourns her passing.
Tom Seekins and Glen White co-authored "Participatory Action Research Designs in Applied Disability and Rehabilitation Science: Protecting Against Threats to Social Validity." The article appeared in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, January 2013.
Research can more effectively improve the lives of people with disabilities when researchers, practitioners and policymakers share information and goals. To build these connections, the RTC on Community Living hosted a "Bridging Meeting" on Apr. 16-17, 2013 in Alexandria, Va. Read more.
Linda Gonzales is now offering her insights and tips to CILs as a blogger for the CIL Funding and Development Blog. The blog is a project of the New Community Opportunities Center at ILRU. As a founding member and former Executive Director of the Association of Programs for Rural Independent Living (APRIL), Gonzales has recently ventured into the world of funding through foundations, corporations and other sources.
At the American Public Health Association (APHA) annual conference in October 2012, RTC/CL researchers Tom Seekins and Amanda Reichard were panelists in the Disability Chair's Forum titled "Disentangling Disability and Chronic Conditions." Charles Drum chairs the Disability Section and organized the panel.
Materials from the 2012 State-of-the-Science Conference hosted by the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Statistics and Demographics (StatsRRTC) are now available. CL researcher Andrew Houtenville is research director for StatsRRTC.
This event brought together scientists, administrators and staff from disability programs, and leaders from disability policy and advocacy communities to discuss the state of disability statistics and how to move the field forward.
Amanda Reichard, PhD, and co-authors published "Quality of diabetes care for adults with physical disabilities in Kansas" in Disability and Health Journal in January 2012 (available online).
Individuals with physical disabilities experience a greater risk for diabetes than those without disabilities. This study assessed Kansas Medicaid data to determine the quality of diabetic care provided and the level to which prevention and diabetes management needs are being met for people with physical disabilities. The findings point to strong quality of care programs in Kansas for this population; however an imperative next step is to determine how effectively this population is managing their blood sugar levels day-to-day.
Andrew Houtenville presented a webcast "What Counts? Latest Disability Statistics from Federal Surveys and Resources" on Jan.25, 2012. The webcast was sponsored by the Knowledge Translation for Employment Research Center and is archived online.
Houtenville discussed the latest Annual Disability Statistics Compendium released in November 2011 (published by the RRTC on Disability Statistics and Demographics: StatsRRTC). Accessible, valid data and statistics are important to support decisions related to policy improvements, program administration, service delivery, protection of civil rights, and major life activities for people with disabilities.
This center was created in 2011, when the RTC/IL at the University of Kansas received a five-year, $4.25 million grant from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research to help people with disabilities live in and participate more fully in their communities. Read the news release.
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In a case of first impression, court grants defendant's special motion to strike plaintiff's state law claims for misappropriation of likeness and invasion of privacy under Washington state's recently amended Anti-SLAPP statute.
Plaintiff Ken Aronson and a friend, Eric Turnbow, visited England in 1997. Plaintiff made a home video of their visit which included him singing a song as well as footage of his friend being injured and receiving medical treatment in the UK. The friend submitted the video to Michael Moore and signed a consent form allowing Moore to use the footage in his documentary film on healthcare in the U.S. called Sicko.
Plaintiff filed suit against Moore's loan-out company for copyright infringement, claiming he is the owner of the song and the video, and invasion of privacy and misappropriation of his likeness based on plaintiff's appearance and voice in the video.
Defendant moved to strike the state law claims under Washington state's recently amended Anti-SLAPP statute which was modeled on California's Anti-SLAPP statute. The statute requires the moving party to show that that the plaintiff's claims are based on action "involving public participation and petition." The burden then shifts to the plaintiff to show a probability of prevailing on the claims.
The court began by stating that this is a case of first impression and that there is no authority interpreting this newly enacted legislation. However, the court noted that the legislation mirrors the California Ant-SLAPP statute and that both parties cited to California law as persuasive authority for interpreting the Washington amendments.
The defendant asserted that the plaintiff's state law claims are based on the defendant's exercise of free speech in connection with a matter of public interest. The plaintiff argued that the Anti-SLAPP Act does not apply to his claims because (1) his claims are not based on the defendant's exercise of free speech, but on the defendant knowingly misappropriating and publicly disclosing the plaintiff's film footage, song lyrics, voice, and likeness without his permission, (2) the defendant's claim of protected free speech activity is merely incidental to its misconduct upon which plaintiff's claims are based, and (3) plaintiff is not a public figure and did not inject himself into the public debate on social medicine.
The court then addressed whether the plaintiff had shown that he is likely to prevail on his state law claims. The court held that under Washington law, the First Amendment protects defendant's use of plaintiff's image and voice because the film relates to matters of public interest and because the defendant did not use plaintiff's likeness or voice to promote an unrelated product of defendant. The court also held that Sicko discloses no facts of intimate details of plaintiff's life that would be highly offensive to the ordinary reasonable person. Furthermore, the court held that plaintiff's claims are preempted by the Copyright Act.
The court concluded that the plaintiff failed to meet his burden of showing a likelihood of prevailing on his state law claims and therefore granted defendant's special motion to strike. The court also awarded defendant reasonable attorney's fees and costs and the statutorily prescribed amount for the moving party who prevails of $10,000.


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using Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.UnitTesting;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using System.Data;
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System.Transactions;

namespace Daves.DeepDateUpdater.IntegrationTests
{
    [TestClass]
    public class SqlDatabaseSetup
    {
        [AssemblyInitialize]
        public static void InitializeAssembly(TestContext testContext)
        {
            SqlDatabaseTestClass.TestService.DeployDatabaseProject();

            string connectionString;
            using (var executionContext = SqlDatabaseTestClass.TestService.OpenExecutionContext())
            {
                connectionString = executionContext.Connection.ConnectionString;
            }

            using (var transaction = new TransactionScope())
            {
                using (var connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString))
                {
                    connection.Open();

                    using (IDbCommand command = connection.CreateCommand())
                    {
                        command.CommandText = DateUpdateGenerator.GenerateProcedure(
                            connection: connection,
                            rootTableName: "Nations");
                        command.ExecuteNonQuery();
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                }

                transaction.Complete();
            }
        }
    }
}

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An elastic collision is one in which no energy is lost. A partially inelastic collision is one in which some energy is lost, but the objects do not stick together.
What is the difference between elastic and inelastic collisions? Elastic collisions bounce off each other and kinetic energy is conserved. Inelastic collisions stick together after they collide and kinetic energy is lost.
Completely inelastic collisions involve objects which stick together afterwards. Kinetic energy is not conserved, but the result is easy to calculate via conservation of momentum. Billiard balls, ping-pong balls, and other hard objects may collide elastically. Kinetic energy is conserved in elastic collisions.
For instance, collisions of billiard balls are almost perfectly elastic, but there is still some short of energy loss. On the other hand, a bullet being shot into a target covering itself would be more inelastic, since the final velocity of a bullet, and the target must be at the same.
An inelastic collision in a ballistic pendulum. Another example of an inelastic collision is dropped ball of clay. A dropped ball of clay doesn't rebound. Instead it loses kinetic energy through deformation when it hits the ground and changes shape.
An elastic collision can be defined as a state where there is no net loss in kinetic energy in the system as the result of the collision. Inelastic Collision. An inelastic collision can be defined as a type of collision where this is a loss of kinetic energy.
Define Elastic and Inelastic Collision A collision between the molecules of a gas is such that there is no loss of kinetic energy. Such type of collision is called the elastic collision. However, when there is a loss of kinetic energy or it gets converted to other forms of energy, it is an inelastic collision.
An inelastic collision is one in which not all of the kinetic energy is conserved. An example could be a collision between two cars, whereby both had kinetic energy before colliding, and none afterwards as they came to rest. A perfectly elastic collision is one in which all kinetic energy is conserved.
Although momentum is conserved in this collision, calculation of kinetic energy before and after the collision shows kinetic energy is not conserved. This is an inelastic collision. If kinetic energy before is the same as after, the collision is elastic. Interactions between molecules are perfectly elastic collisions.
Elastic CollisionInelastic CollisionAn example of this can be swinging balls or a spacecraft flying near a planet but not getting affected by its gravity in the end.An example of an inelastic collision can be the collision of two cars.4 more rowsx26bull;13-Jun-2020
When we throw a ball on the floor, it bounces back. This is an example of elastic collision where both momentum and kinetic energy are conserved. The collision between the atoms is also an example of elastic collision. The collision between two billiard balls is an example of elastic collision.
Definition of inelastic collision : a collision in which part of the kinetic energy of the colliding particles changes into another form of energy (such as heat or radiation)
a) A bullet is fired into a wooden block is an inelastic collision b) A running man jumps into a train is an inelastic collision c) If the coefficient of restitution is zero the collision is perfectly inelastic
A perfectly elastic collision is defined as one in which there is no loss of kinetic energy in the collision. An inelastic collision is one in which part of the kinetic energy is changed to some other form of energy in the collision.
An elastic collision is a collision in which there is no net loss in kinetic energy in the system as a result of the collision. Both momentum and kinetic energy are conserved in an elastic collision.
Eg: (1) Collision between any two steel balls is elastic. (2) Collision between any two lead balls is inelastic.
Elastic Collision Examples When a ball at a billiard table hits another ball, it is an example of elastic collision. When you throw a ball on the ground and it bounces back to your hand, there is no net change in the kinetic energy and hence, it is an elastic collision.


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Q: Readonly input without changing mouse icon / css? echo '<input type="text" class="form-control" value="' . $server->address . ":" . $server->connection_port . '">';

Is there any way to active readonly mode for this input but without changing it's css or mouse icon on hover of that input area?

A: Using jQuery attr() method you can add readonly attribute as below, this is how you can add, still add your remaining code to get better output.

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