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Amazon In March: Eddie Murphy Comes Back to America
Arsenio Hall and Eddie Murphy in Coming to America 2.
Date: February 23, 2021Author: TV Answer Man 0 Comments
Amazon next month (March 2021) plans to add 71 new TV shows and movies to its Prime streaming lineup, including four originals.
The new titles will include Coming to America 2, an Amazon original movie starring Eddie Murphy as an African prince who returns to America in search of the son he never knew he had. The sequel to the 1988 comedy hit, Coming to America, also returns Arsenio Hall as the prince's best friend and assistant as well as Tracy Morgan, James Earl Jones (as the prince's father) and Wesley Snipes.
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Also notable in March: Making Their Mark, an Amazon original documentary on the Australian football league; Invincible, an Amazon original animated series about a 17-year-old whose father is the world's most powerful superhero; and Templanza, an Amazon original series about a rich landowner who loses his fortune, but finds his purpose rebuilding his vineyard.
Here is the complete list of new titles coming in March 2021 to Amazon Prime:
48 Hrs. (1982)
Another 48 Hrs. (1990)
As Good As It Gets (1997)
Attack Of The 50 Foot Cheerleader (2012)
Attack The Block (2011)
A Very Brady Sequel (1996)
Back To The Future Part II (1989)
Back To The Future Part III (1990)
Beloved (1998)
Cocktail (1988)
Due Date (2010)
Extract (2009)
For Colored Girls (2010)
I Can Do Bad All By Myself (2009)
Instant Nanny (2015) (UP Faith & Family)
Mae West: Dirty Blonde (2020) (PBS Living)
Neil Young: Heart Of Gold (2006)
Patriots Day (2017)
Priceless (2016)
Religulous (2008)
Rushmore (1999)
Shine A Light (2008)
Silverado (1985)
Sliver (1993)
Sydney White (2007)
The Full Monty (1997)
The Spirit (2008)
The Terminal (2004)
The Whole Nine Yards (2000)
Tombstone (1993)
Tyler Perry's Meet The Browns (2008)
W (2008)
Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
American Masters – Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning (2014) (PBS Living)
And She Could Be Next: Season 1 (PBS Documentaries)
Brad Meltzer's Decoded: Season 1 (History Vault)
Breathless: Season 1 (PBS Masterpiece)
Captain Marleau: Season 1 (MHz Choice)
Civilizations: Season 1 (PBS Documentaries)
Dorothy & the Wizard of Oz: Season 1 (Boomerang)
Ella the Elephant: Season 1 (Kidstream)
Fifth Ward: Season 1 (ALLBLK)
Jo Frost: Nanny on Tour: Season 1 (UPP Faith & Family)
Life With Elizabeth: Season 1 (Best TV Ever)
London Kills: Season 1 (Acorn TV)
Nightwatch: Season 1 (A&E Crime Central)
Not for Ourselves Alone: The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony: Limited Series (PBS Documentaries)
Range Rider: Season 1 (Best Westerns Ever)
Rhymes Through Times: Season 1 (Noggin)
Somewhere South: Season 1 (PBS Living)
The Paris Murders: Season 1 (PBS Masterpiece)
The Returned: Season 1 (Sundance Now)
Out Of Africa (1985)
Coming 2 America – Amazon Original Movie (2021)
Jack And Jill (2011)
Honest Thief (2020)
Making Their Mark – Amazon Original Series: Season 1
Words On Bathroom Walls (2020)
Invincible – Amazon Original Series: Season 1
*La Templanza (The Vineyard) – Amazon Original Series: Season 1
Renegades (1989)
The Ghost Writer (2010)
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Project Blue Book S1-2
Mary Queen of Scots (2018)
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Clippers rally to beat Pistons 96-91 in Leonard's return
written by BETH HARRIS, AP Sports Writer
'Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard, right, is defended by Detroit Pistons guard Killian Hayes during the first half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Raul Romero Jr.)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A month into the season, the Los Angeles Clippers are still trying to see the team they're hoping to be.
They got a glimpse Thursday night, when Kawhi Leonard was in the starting lineup for the first time and helped stage a fourth-quarter rally to beat the Detroit Pistons 96-91.
Leonard finished with six points on 2-of-8 shooting and had five rebounds and four assists in 24 minutes.
"It was good to be back," he said. "I felt good."
Reggie Jackson led the Clippers with 23 points. Paul George and Marcus Morris added 16 points each and Ivica Zubac tied his career high with 18 rebounds.
Leonard had missed 12 straight games since coming off the bench in two of the first three games to begin the season. He had been dealing with stiffness in his right knee, which was surgically repaired in July 2021. He missed all of last season while rehabbing.
"It's going to be a long journey," Leonard said. "ACL recovery isn't just one year. It's a two-year process."
Leonard's availability is going to depend on how he's feeling day to day.
"He looked pretty good as far as his movement," Clippers coach Tyronn Lue said. "His impact defensively is huge for us. With him on the floor we're a different team. It gives us a sense of calmness when he has the ball in his hand."
Bojan Bogdanovic scored 26 points and Jaden Ivey added 18 points for the Pistons. They lost their fifth in a row playing without injured Cade Cunningham.
Killian Hayes scored to give the Pistons their last lead at 76-75 before the Clippers took over.
George hit a 3-pointer, Leonard made a pair of free throws and then assisted on Morris' 3-pointer. George dunked one-handed after a steal and Leonard scored to push the Clippers' lead to 87-79.
"The fourth quarter we just didn't execute what we wanted to do offensively, kind of rushed some shots," Ivey said. "Paul George was just into the basket and it just opened up their offense. That's on us. We have to be better as a team."
The Clippers took their first lead since the opening quarter on a three-point play by Terance Mann late in the third that made it 67-65. The second unit joined Zubac in outscoring the Pistons 13-6 to lead 68-67 going into the fourth.
Detroit led most of the game, using a 15-0 run in the first quarter to build its largest lead of 12 points.
The Clippers rallied to tie it at 30-all before the Pistons closed on a 20-12 run to head into halftime leading 50-42. Bogdanovic scored nine points in the spurt.
Pistons: Cunningham (left shin soreness) is out this week.
Clippers: Luke Kennard (right calf strain) sat out.
Pistons: At the Los Angles Lakers on Friday night.
Clippers: Host San Antonio on Saturday night.
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Clippers extend win streak to 4 with 138-100 rout of Spurs
LOS ANGELES (AP) — If anyone needed any proof of how confident Paul George and the Los Angeles Clippers are feeling, it came late in the second quarter of their game against the San Antonio Spurs. George stole the ball from Zach Collins after a bad pass by Stanley Johnson,
LeBron scores 46 points with 9 3s, but Clippers rout Lakers
LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron James hit a career-high nine 3-pointers while scoring 46 points, but the Los Angeles Clippers hit 19 3-pointers of their own on the way to a comfortable 133-115 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night. James scored at least 40 points against the
LeBron James scores 46 points, hits 9 3s in Lakers' loss
Nets pull away late, take down Clippers 110-95
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kevin Durant scored 27 points, Seth Curry added 22 and the Brooklyn Nets broke free midway through the fourth quarter Saturday for a 110-95 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Nic Claxton had 13 points and 14 rebounds as the Nets improved to 4-1 since Kyrie
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The Saturday started off with much needed rain in San Francisco – a perfect beginning to a challenge all about helping the environment. The challenge faced by aspiring and seasoned product managers was identifying the right customers for a clean emissions combustion engine that runs on compressed natural gas. The founders of this innovative technology are experienced engineers and have many ideas for bringing this product to market but need help identifying the right customers to make sure the product is successful. With the promise of a 40% reduction of fuel needed to create energy, this engine could go almost anywhere. This is where a talented product manager can make all the difference, and with a room full of them, the founders were in luck.
We started the day off with Alejandro Rios, our facilitator extraordinaire, leading us through an introduction to the product. Quickly getting through the technical piece, we jumped into splitting off into teams. Each person had to pick a personality attribute they identify with most – creative, organized, optimistic, kind, or easygoing. Is it weird that no one identified with kind? Well, I guess we just had a lot of optimistic, easygoing product managers. The easygoing group was the largest. Eventually we landed on six groups of five to six talented managers!
The teams went through several iterations of empathizing (understanding the problem) and defining (restating the problem) – cutting, pasting, creating, and ultimately finding their way towards a solid understanding of the issue at hand.
Be Clean (left) and Global Clean Fuel hard at work creating mind maps and collages.
The discussions in each team took many turns from triple bottom lines to collages filled words like lean, fast, ignite, future, and change. The driving theme across all of the teams was the potential of the engine. Although, there was also talk of the challenges associated with natural gas in today's market. Many teams initially focused on commercial fleets as the target but the much needed break for lunch brought new ideas to the forefront as we moved into the Ideate phase of the session.
Sticky notes filled the boards as ideas flowed through the groups. Groups were no longer just talking about fleets but much more creative solutions for the new technology. From collecting cow gases to transforming San Francisco's poop into natural gas for home and industrial use, the ideas were creative – sometimes funny – but ultimately innovative.
Team Squeaky Clean finalizing their solutions and working towards the business model canvas.
With the business model canvas completed and all of the hard work out of the way, the teams came together for their last bit of business for the day: pitching their ideas to the judges. Who was taking home the win for the best way to monetize this innovative product?
D1vergent started things off with targeting commercial fleets and adding software to the mix to get a quick ROI in less than two years. Be Clean, a mix of two teams at this point, gave us Far*, Inc., a complicated system that recycles cow gases transferring this potential energy to transportation companies. Aeromatic brought us Abatech, offering a licensing solution to natural gas power plant engineering firms in the consulting space. Lamineer Flow went after proof of concept by using grants to fund implementation on a small scale and then marketing the results to larger commercial fleets. Finally, Squeaky Clean suggested GasCap, a device used by power plants to transform sewage into natural gas for both industrial and commercial use.
3rd Place: Squeaky Clean for GasCap. Although a recommendation was made to incorporate Far*, Inc. into the product as well.
2nd Place: D1vergent. The clearly defined customer and software combination, along with the quick ROI, won over the judges.
1st Place: With a slick pricing model and low risk business model, Aeromatic took the grand prize for their Abatech solution.
With the winners announced, the third day of the @ProductSummit came to a close!


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Dr Justin Perron is a Canadian born, Australian-trained Plastic and Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon. He studied Chemistry and Biochemistry in Calgary Canada at the University of Calgary before moving to Australia to pursue his medical training in 2000. After growing up in a medically oriented family where his father is also a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Dr Perron decided to continue the tradition, and pursued a career in medicine. Dr Perron completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Flinders University in Adelaide, South Australia before moving to Queensland in 2003.
Dr Perron has spent many years of study and training before completing his Australian Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery with The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS). He has worked throughout Queensland, from Townsville to Brisbane, Redcliffe, Caboolture, and Gold Coast. His Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery training has taken him from the South East of Queensland to Perth in Western Australia. Dr. Perron presents at surgical conferences, and has published articles in a number of journals. He keeps up to date with the latest trends in Plastic Surgery, and maintains current knowledge in this broad and diverse field.
Dr Justin Perron has both public and private appointments. He currently works at the Mater Public and Private hospitals in South Brisbane, Queensland. His private rooms are located at Herstellen Clinic in Spring Hill. He also consults at the Mater Private Hospital Springfield.
Dr Justin Perron has a variety of surgical interests. He can meet to provide personalized answers and care about a variety of surgical procedures including skin cancer treatment, melanoma surgery, tummy tuck surgery, breast reduction, breast augmentation, body lift surgery, liposuction, and breast reconstruction after breast cancer. Dr Perron also performs aesthetic/cosmetic surgery of the breast, abdomen, face and ears.
Dr Perron also performs hand surgery for common conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren's contracture, ganglions, cysts, and is available for after hours emergency hand injuries, including Work Cover related injuries.
Dr Perron is a member of the following societies:
Royal Australasian Society of Surgeons (RACS)
Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS Aust.)
American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS USA)
Queensland Hand Surgery Society (QHSS)


Corporate INTL Magazine annually announces the world's leading law firms in specific fields of practice. The study specifies law firms which have actively performed in the market for the past year and which have demonstrated not only high professionalism, but also international quality of legal services. In order to determine leaders in each area the magazine has undertaken detailed research, analyzing fullness and quality of services, expertise and experience of its team.
Borys Danevych, Managing Partner at PARITET law firm, who leads Life Sciences practice, commented on the prestigious recognition in the following way: "PARITET team has been developing the Ukrainian legal market in Life Sciences area for almost 10 years. It is not just great honor but also great responsibility to be among market leaders, especially when it is about so socially important and dynamic practice area as Life Sciences. We first of all are grateful to our Clients – global leaders in pharmaceutics, medical devices, biotechnology and clinical trials, for our expertise, experience and in-depth understanding of the industry".
PARITET Law Firm is highly experienced in the issues regarding Health Care, in particular, various spheres of legal regulation of pharmaceutical sector and medicines turnover.
Firm's experts are actively involved in all significant developments of the Ukrainian legislation in the Life Sciences area in active collaboration with Health Care Committees of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine and the European Business Association. Since 2008 PARITET is the legal partner of Association of Pharmaceutical Research & Development (EFPIA associate member).
By working with leading global companies and organizations in pharmaceutical industry, PARITET law firm`s professionals have not only compiled a diverse experience in this area, but also gained an in-depth understanding of the industry.
PARITET law firm is an independent Ukrainian Attorneys' Association experienced in providing efficient, innovative and commercially driven legal solutions since 1998. The firm's extensive expertise, close-knit legal and administrative team and language capacity have enabled PARITET to deliver comprehensive custom solutions to both international and domestic Clients.


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Judge in Spain takes statements from terror suspects
By the CNN Wire Staff
Updated 10:30 AM EDT, Sat August 4, 2012
The Turkish man said he had no knowledge of explosive substances found in his home
There are indications one man attended a militant training camp, an analyst says
Police are currently trying to unlock the contents of 32 GB thumb drive
Police sources say the men had gathered enough explosives to "blow up a bus"
A judge at the Spanish National Court took statements Friday from three men who may have been plotting terrorist attacks on British and U.S. targets, an Interior Ministry spokeswoman said.
Judge Pablo Ruz has not yet decided whether to prosecute the defendants, a court spokesman said.
Two of the men were arrested Wednesday and the third Thursday. The case has been called one of Spain's largest operations against al Qaeda, according to Spanish Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz.
The investigation is now focusing on finding the explosives that the three suspects may have hidden, police sources said. Spanish police were searching a construction company in Gibraltar.
The Interior Ministry said the men were "ready to act in Spain and Europe." One of the men is Turkish, and the other two are believed to be of Russian-Chechen origin. Police sources said they had gathered enough explosives to "blow up a bus."
Possible plot to attack US base in Spain
Authorities later identified the Turkish national as Cengiz Yalcin, and the others are Ahmad Avar and Muhammad Adamov.
Avar, who was apparently once apart of Russia's Army Special Forces, an expert in poison and a trained sniper, is thought to be the head suspected al Qaeda cell. He had been living in Spain for two months, police said.
Adamov, authorities say, had received "intensive training in the camps of Afghanistan where he became an expert in managing explosives." He is also suspected to have had a hand in the recent Moscow bombings.
The two Chechen men arrested Wednesday were on a bus traveling to France when police detained them.
Authorities say they "resisted fiercely."
Police sources added that they were stopped in Almuradiel, a town about midway between Madrid and the country's southern coast.
The third was held in the province of Cadiz on Spain's southern coast.
Yalcin said Friday that he had no knowledge of explosive substances found during a search of his home, according to source briefed on the court proceedings.
He added that he enjoys ultralight aircraft and remote-controlled airplanes, had equipment in his home used for three motor-powered paragliders and had wanted to teach his Chechen friends how to fly them.
Authorities say they believe Yalcin had been the logistics man of the group, and had been living legally in Spain where he worked for a construction company in Gibraltar.
The two Chechen men claimed that they were in Spain to apply for political asylum, and one acknowledged that he had been in Afghanistan, the source said.
All three have denied al Qaeda links.
Prosecutors have asked to be allowed to hold the Chechens for two more days to allow police to root out more evidence in their investigation, partly because certain intelligence exchanges are not considered admissible in court.
Police are currently trying to unlock the contents of 32 GB thumb drive that belongs to one of the Chechen suspects, according to Fernando Reinares, a senior international terrorism analyst at The Elcano Royal Institute in Madrid, who was briefed by Spanish security services on the investigation.
There are indications from intelligence developed in the investigation that one of the Chechen men attended a Lashkar e Taiba training camp, Reinares said.
The group is a Pakistan-based militant organization accused of multiple high-profile attacks, particularly those against neighboring India.
Authorities think France may have been the first target of the cell because suspects were traveling there. Spanish and French intelligence officials are still analyzing a laptop and documents located in the apartment of the Turkish suspect in San Roque, Cadiz.
The investigation is in its early stages, but Spanish security services have said that the men were most likely plotting to attack the joint U.S.-Spanish naval base at Rota or British interests in Gibraltar, according to Reinares.
CNN Terrorism Analyst Paul Cruickshank and Journalist Javier Ruiz contributed to this report


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Janelle Monae – Dance Apocalyptic (Preview)
Coming Soon, New VideoBy Eric Rousseau July 1, 2013 Leave a comment
Janelle Monae (@JanelleMonae) gives us a sneek peek at her upcoming "Dance Apocalyptic" video that will be droppin' tomorrow. Janelle's visuals are always entertaining so I expect no less from her with this one. Her upcoming album "Electric Lady" drops on September 10. Check the preview out below. Via: StupidDope @panzarleonard
Future Explains Why He Turned Down Summer Jam & America's Most Wanted Tour
Interviews, New VideoBy Eric Rousseau July 1, 2013 Leave a comment
Future (@1future) gave an interview explaining why he didn't particiapte in this years Summer Jam saying that they only wanted to give him 20 mins and he felt that his fans would of wanted much more so he declined. Future then went on to speak about his upcoming America's Most Wanted Tour, which will be…
J. Cole Laughs At Rappers Struggle Bars With Drake; Clowns Miley Cyrus & Amanda Bynes Twerking
DAILY DOSE, Hip-Hop News, Interviews, New Video, New VideosBy DDot Omen July 1, 2013 Leave a comment
J. Cole was on the red carpet for the BET Awards and while he was making his way into the Nokia Theater to perform, the Born Sinner rapper stopped for a word with Global Grind. In the brief interview, J. Cole says he feels more confident this time around because of his first week numbers,…
VIDEO: Mount Kimbie ft. King Krule – You Took Your Time
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I loved the pairing of @MountKimbie and King Krule off the bat when I heard it a few weeks back. Mount Kimbie focuses their attention on the somewhat gloomy scenes of Essex in this Marcus Soderland directed visual treatment. I strongly suggest checking out Mount Kimbie's "Cold Spring Fault Less Youth" project when you have…
VIDEO: Freddie Gibbs "Lay It Down"
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Freddie Gibbs (@freddiegibbs) brings us a visual from his ESGN which was released earlier than it's intended date but you can pick it up on iTunes. The video captures the trigger happy side of Gary, Indiana street life, with Gangsta Gibbs as the fixture. Watch below via Naomi
VIDEO: B.o.B feat. 2 Chainz – HeadBand
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B.o.B (@BoBATL) drops off the official video for his 2 Chainz assisted "HeadBand". Check out the behind the scenes for the DJ Mustard produced track here.
VIDEO: Talib Kweli – Hamster Wheel
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Talib Kweli (@TalibKweli) releases some Slick & Sam Sneed directed visuals for track no. 9 from his highly underrated album, Prisoner of Conscious.
VIDEO: Doe B ft Shad Da God, Yung Booke & Big Kuntry – Real Niggas
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Doe B (@CBMDOEB) links with Shad Da God, Yung Booke & Big Kuntry for his video "Real Niggas". The track is off of Doe B's upcoming mixtape "Baby Jesus" that drops on July 4th. Check the video out below. Via: goodfellamedia @panzarleonard
VIDEO: Snoop Lion ft. Rita Ora – Torn Apart
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Snoop Lion (@SnoopDogg) hooks up with Rita Ora (@RitaOra) for his video "Torn Apart". The two have some summer fun in Thailand with Rita running around the beach and takin' a dip in the ocean as Snoop does what he does, straight pimpin' with a tinge of reggae swag. The track was produced by Major…
Ace Hood Rolex Watch Falls Apart At BET Awards
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This might be a bad time to mention @AceHood has a song called "Before The Rollie" on his new album Trials & Tribulations. Ace Hood was on the red carpet as the 2013 BET Awards were getting started when his wristwatch had a mishap. We also dug up this webisode clip of DJ Khaled gifting…
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If you have a feeling something went wrong over the course of your medical treatment, trust your instinct. We invite you to call us at 505-633-7998 to explain your circumstances and set up a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.
This section below includes a few of the most common questions we receive from people calling to schedule a consultation.
The time available for the filing of a lawsuit is very complicated in New Mexico. There can be notice requirements and two- or three-year statute of limitations, depending on who the medical provider is. If the person harmed is a child, the statute of limitations is longer. In some cases, an application to a panel may need to be provided before suit can be filed. A lawyer must be involved in calculating the statute of limitations in a medical malpractice case. It is important to contact Curtis & Lucero as close to the time of the injury or death as is possible so that evidence cannot be altered or destroyed. Understandably, sometimes that is not possible, and the family or the patient needs time to heal or deal with the pain of loss before they can even consider finding out what happened. The attorneys of Curtis & Lucero have become virtual experts at detecting altered records and finding the truth regardless of cover-ups or efforts by the wrongdoer to destroy evidence.
Medical malpractice suits are brought when patients suffer medical injury or die as a result of an error in diagnosis, treatment or procedure by a physician, licensed health care provider or health care facility staff. Negligence is generally defined as failing to meet an expected standard of care. It is not necessary for the physician, clinic or hospital staff to act intentionally. For example, a doctor may puncture an organ during surgery, which may not be an instance of medical malpractice. However, failing to follow up and properly treat the patient, such that infection sets in, may be determined to be an act of negligence for which liability may be assigned to the doctor, as well as the clinic or hospital held responsible.
How Do You Know If You Have A Legitimate Case?
People build up years of trust with their doctors and don't typically make accusations of negligence lightly or quickly. In most cases of legitimate malpractice, the patient will have a strong feeling that something went tragically wrong. If you are unsure whether you have a valid claim, call us.
What Makes It Medical Malpractice?
Doctors and nurses are under constant pressure. Every day and night, they must deal with a full range of serious injuries, potentially fatal medical conditions and often common illnesses. The staff's first priority is to recognize the seriousness of the injury or illness presented to them and make instant "triage" decisions regarding which patients can wait and which require immediate treatment.
Thankfully, the large majority of medical professionals are well-trained, conscientious and get their diagnosis and treatment right. However, there are also ample numbers of cases in which a patient with a serious heart condition or exhibiting signs of stroke has been left in the waiting room because of a misdiagnosis. If the misdiagnosis or improper level of care does not meet the expected standard of care for an emergency room environment, the hospital and licensed medical professionals involved in the case may be held liable for medical negligence.
Learn more at Myths About Medical Malpractice.
Call us at 505-633-7998 or send an email with a brief overview of your case. We will schedule a free consultation to meet with you at our offices in Albuquerque or at your home or hospital room.


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Bitter Empire
The Art of the Modern Hustle
Brandon de la Cruz / July 29, 2015 / Critic / Leave a Comment
Music, as we're constantly being reminded, is in a state of flux. What we really mean by this is that the artists aren't happy; and what we really, really mean by that is that the artists aren't getting paid enough.
This isn't like a college football coach who walks away from a $3 million contract because he's not being paid enough1 In many instances, artists get paid nothing.
It's not enough, if it ever was, to be good at one thing. You can't get anywhere just by being a great songwriter or a great performer. You have to learn how to hustle, how to sell your brand, how to plant your visage in everyone's mind without them knowing how it got there. How to seduce and hypnotize an audience while competing for their attention with millions of other people and apps and cat videos and yellow phosphorus journalism. And it's crowded. All of the space (both physical and virtual) is taken up by someone already. So now you can't even just be a great performer and a great self-promoter. You have to be an imperialist, too.
I thought it was strange when KOOL A.D. started selling art on Instagram. Surely he didn't need the money? This started when Das Racist was unbelievably hot — it was right when Relax came out which means it was right before they split up — but in that moment they were it. They had to be getting money. But here's Victor Vasquez selling crude drawings for $100.
METEOR HAMMER (11 x 14, ACRYLIC PAINT ON PAPER) $100
A photo posted by KOOL A.D. (@veeveeveeveevee) on Jul 22, 2015 at 12:44pm PDT
They weren't bad, some of them were even great, but that wasn't the point. It seemed like it was something he shouldn't have to do. He should have been getting thousands on eBay for his work. He should have been rich, and he would have been if music was the meritocracy it claims to be.
In reality, there's no such thing as a meritocracy, and so even for the most talented people, the chances of being in a hit band are next to nothing. I'd equate it to winning the lottery, except all you have to do to win the lottery is buy a ticket. The chance of winning is minimal, but so is the risk. On the other hand, the chance of succeeding in music is also minimal, but the risk is monumental. It's staggering. You have to get a band together, write songs, rehearse, play a bunch of shows for free, pay a studio for recording time, track a single, trash it because you don't know how to work in a studio yet, try it a few more times until it clicks, pay for mixing and mastering, and then try to get people interested. At this point, profit is not even on your radar. You might get a few bucks back on your investment, but you've spent thousands of dollars and hours and you still don't know where you stand on the path to success. You could be going the wrong way entirely. You don't ever really know this, even once you achieve it. This is why very few people retire from music. That uncertainty pushes us forward and whispers in our ear that success is just around the corner. That uncertainty drives us all mad.
It also means artists have to do what they can—commercials, corporate gigs, reality TV—in order to survive. How can we blame them?
Back in the day, Michael Jackson didn't need Pepsi money or exposure—at that point, Pepsi was looking for Michael Jackson exposure—but bands today need the boost in terms of money and publicity. I hated it when Jaguar did an ad with Spoon, because it took what was, to me, music that was virtually free of ideology and forced it to have one, to be tethered to life in such a disappointing way. "I Turn My Camera On" used to be mysterious; now it's about a car.
"Sky Blue Sky" is about a car.
"Lose Yourself" is about a car.
"Are You Ready for Some Football" is about football, and also fighter jets buzzing Disney World.2
"Like a Rock" is about a bunch of cowboys who act like they've never seen a TV before. I didn't even know that was a real song. I still don't believe it is.
Yet there's no way that we, the consumer culture that demanded more music until we had more than we could ever possibly hope to consume, can blame any artist for taking a sponsorship deal. What else are they supposed to do in a world of shrinking returns? When music was selling—and not just selling, but selling in the way the industry wanted it to sell—there was some incentive to try and take care of artists, to develop talent.3 Now it's a huge going-out-of-business sale and the artists are the employees being forced to work in a store they know will be closed soon.
The only way it will get better is when moneyed interests can squeeze nothing more from music as a commodity, when the market bottoms out or when copyright laws get rewritten and invalidate their exhaustive back catalogs, and we can start over again.
Kickstarter may have been the catalyst for such a change, not by what it's actually doing4 but by what came after: Patreon and the idea of patronage. Not just buying into a one-time project, but supporting someone whose work you enjoy on a regular basis, and in return getting more of their work to enjoy. And although the music presence on Patreon is almost non-existant, once musicians figure out its potential—you could quite easily convince a number of fans to agree to pay you perpetually for new songs as they are released, instead of having to collect money in advance for a single project, like the Kickstarter model—I think it will end up being the future quite simply because it's sustainable where Kickstarter is not.
It's hard for me to accept that the carefully crafted narrative we see all the time in music—that one's success as an artist is commensurate with their wealth—is rarely in sync with reality, and is mostly just a ruse to sell records. It's completely at odds with the functional purpose of music. Music is not something to be bought or sold, or fought over in court. It's an exploration of sound, a communal activity, a spiritual rite. But none of these things are useful to the bottom line. So we will continue to live with this dissonance in our heads, and we will continue to see stars where we should see pavement, until the massive fissure between perception and reality has been healed.
although the way artists adopt luxurious stances also belies the fact that many bands who have "made it" still have day jobs. ↩
As YouTube aficionado thenekom says, "This is the most American thing I've ever seen. Wiping a tear from my eye with an eagle." ↩
To protect assets, if you must. ↩
virtually nothing while skimming the top off creatives, inventors, entrepreneurs ↩
Filed Under: Critic Tagged With: cars, hustle, music, spoon
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I'm A Bitter


In this lesson, we'll learn how to limit component motion.
After completing this lesson, you'll be able to set a joint limit.
we now want to talk about limiting their motion.
a CAD environment, you need to make use of digital limitations.
we can actually apply contacts sets here to limit physical motion.
how much they can move.
added between the bottom servo, the green servo, and the red servo.
And this is going to give us our panning ability of the camera.
If we right-click on Rev3, you can see all the available options.
which will keep it from moving, Suppress, Animate Joint, and Animate Model.
So what we'd like to do is edit the joint limit.
it's only allowed to revolve around an axis.
change this drop-down to limit both rotation and translation.
And in this case, we just have one, but that's why there's a drop-down box here.
So we want to have a minimum and a maximum.
We also want to give it a rest value.
will do a maximum of 30 degrees, and the rest will be directly in the center.
So we can animate that, go left and right 30 degrees, and we're going to say OK.
the red servo is only allowed to move 30 degrees in each direction.
At 30 degrees, it stops and it keeps it from travelling any farther.
some other geometry that would keep it from moving.
A digital limitation like this would be a programmed limitation on the servo.
and we set up our model.
to make sure that we're not exceeding the travel.
Let's go ahead and set the joint limits for Rev4.
Now in this case, this is going to be the distance the camera can move up and down.
let's set the minimum to -45 degrees.
And you can see that that's rotating down.
and we'll put the rest position right in the middle.
you notice that there are some physical limitations.
you can see there's a point where the camera actually contacts solid geometry.
700 TVL camera, I've actually cut and modified to match this shape.
we can rotate up a certain amount.
there is a physical limitation to where it hits this geometry.
it'll snap back to that position.
that same location without having to capture the position.


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Goodman's Buildings is a heritage-listed retail building at 2-12 Johnston Street, Annandale, Inner West Council, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

History

Annandale was to be a "model township". The developer, John Young, created the  wide boulevard along the main ridge, Johnston Street, which was intended to be the finest street in the Colony and encouraged the symmetrical street grid pattern. Walter Goodman, a local shoe merchant and entrepreneur, chose the site to construct a large emporium. Designed by prominent architects, Sheerin and Hennessy the building was built in stages between 1890 and 1912. The stepped elements in the building facades give some indication of the staged construction, with the Johnston Street frontage and corner being part of the first stage. On completion of the building Mr Goodman occupied a grand apartment on the first floor and leased out his ground floor shops.

In the late 1980s the NSW Department of Planning co-ordinated the restoration of the exterior of the building as part of a scheme to improve the Parramatta Road streetscape. The works at this time included the repair of the verandah structures, essential repairs and painting of the buildings' exterior. Paint scrapes were undertaken to determine the earlier colours which were found in the Pascol Paint range. Pascol donated over 700 litres of paint to complete the project. It would appear that a number of changes have been carried out, particularly to the rear of the buildings. The building is now occupied by a number of separate owners and tenants.

Description

Goodman's Buildings is a two-storey rendered brick commercial and residential building with Victorian Filigree details, high parapet and façade which curves around the Parramatta Road and Johnston Street corner. The building houses thirteen separate shops and residences above with renovated shopfronts on the ground floor with suspended awnings and narrow balconies over on the Parramatta Road frontage and wide posted balconies along the Johnston Street frontage. The first floor balconies all feature cast iron lace balustrade and posts which support the corrugated iron roof (ogee profile). Large double hung timber framed windows are regularly spaced along the first floor facades topped by rendered cornice and mouldings and bayed parapet with moulded cement balustrade and decorative urns at the end of each bay. A pediment bearing the name of the building is located at the western end of the Parramatta Road façade, corner and northern end of the Johnston Street façade. The façades and parapet conceal the skillion roof forms and rear wings which extend back to Albion Lane.

Significance

The Goodman's Buildings are of high historic, aesthetic and social significance as a relatively rare example of a grand emporium style building constructed in the inner city from 1890. The building is a largely intact example of a Victorian styled building constructed from 1890 that retains its overall scale, character and details particularly the first floor balconies and distinctive parapet and pediments. The building occupies a prominent corner site and has landmark qualities and makes a positive contribution to this part of the Parramatta Road and Johnston Street streetscapes.

Heritage listing
Goodman's Buildings was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

See also

References

Attribution

External links

New South Wales State Heritage Register
Annandale, New South Wales
Retail buildings in New South Wales
Articles incorporating text from the New South Wales State Heritage Register

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University of Exeter > College of Medicine and Health > Research > The Institute of Health Research > ESMI > News > 2015 > New PenTAG director
(from L to R) Professor Chris Hyde, Associate Professor Martin Hoyle the new PenTAG director
New PenTAG director
ESMI's technology assessment team PenTAG (Peninsula Technology Assessment Group) has new a director. Associate Professor in Health Economics Martin Hoyle has recently been appointed as the new director of PenTAG, taking the baton from Professor of Public Health and Clinical Epidemiology Chris Hyde. Professor Chris Hyde was the PenTAG director since 2009 and is very supportive of Martin in his new role. PenTAG is a very successful research group and secured a £3,500,000 tender to continue undertaking technology assessment reviews for the Heath Technology Assessment programme (HTA) for the next six years (2016-2021). The HTA Programme is the largest of National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) programmes. This is an exciting time for Martin and PenTAG!
Both Martin and Chris are really positive about PenTAG's future:
Chris: "PenTAG is a very important research unit within the University of Exeter, generating 3-4 major publications each year, attracting multi-million pound funding and consistently making national and international impact. It is critical that it is well led. Martin has built on his enormous expertise in economic modelling to develop the additional skills which will make him a great Director of PenTAG ensuring its continuing success. As outgoing Director he will continue to have my wholehearted support."
Martin: "Under Chris Hyde's directorship, PenTAG has further established a reputation for conducting high quality health technology assessments. Our research directly affects the lives of thousands of people in England and Wales as it strongly informs recommendations from national decision-making organisations such as NICE and the National Screening Committee. I intend to build on this high impact research."
A big thank you to Chris Hyde for his successful 6 years in the role, and congratulations to Martin Hoyle on becoming the new PenTAG director!


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The date can't be changed
不能改天的约会
After 21 years of marriage, I discovered a new way of keeping alive the spark of love. I started to go out with another woman. It was really my wife's idea.
"I know that you love her," she said one day, taking me by surprise. "But I love YOU," I protested. "I know, but you also love her."
The other woman that my wife wanted me to visit was my mother, who has been a widow for 19 years, but the demands of my work and my three children had made it possible to visit her only occasionally. That night I called to invite her to go out for dinner and a movie. "What's wrong, are you well?" she asked.
My mother is the type of woman who suspects that a late night call or a surprise invitation is a sign of bad news. "I thought that it would be pleasant to pass some time with you," I responded. "Just the two of us." She thought about it for a moment, then said, "I would like that very much."
That Friday after work, as I drove over to pick her up I was a bit nervous. When I arrived at her house, I noticed that she, too, seemed to be nervous about our date. She waited in the door with her coat on.
She had curled her hair and was wearing the dress that she had worn to celebrate her last wedding anniversary. She smiled from a face that was as radiant as an angel's. "I told my friends that I was going to go out with my son, and they were impressed," she said, as she got into the car. "They can't wait to hear about our meeting."
We went to a restaurant that, although not elegant, was very nice and cozy. My mother took my arm as if she were the First Lady. After we sat down, I had to read the menu. Her eyes could only read large print. Half way through the entrees, I lifted my eyes and saw Mom sitting there staring at me. A nostalgic smile was on her lips.
"It was I who used to have to read the menu when you were small," she said. "Then it's time that you relax and let me return the favor," I responded.
During the dinner we had an agreeable conversation - nothing extraordinary - but catching up on recent events of each other's life. We talked so much that we missed the movie. As we arrived at her house later, she said, "I'll go out with you again, but only if you let me invite you." I agreed.
"How was your dinner date?" asked my wife when I got home. "Very nice. Much more so than I could have imagined," I answered.
A few days later my mother died of a massive heart attack. It happened so suddenly that I didn't have a chance to do anything for her. At that moment I understood the importance of saying in time: "I LOVE YOU" and to give our loved ones the time that they deserve.
Nothing in life is more important than your family. Give them the time they deserve, because these things cannot be put off till "some other time".


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Reconciliation Failures: Bitter Fruits of Procrastination
Somapala Gunadheera, in the Island, 3 may 2011
The Darusman Report has caused much embarrassment to us and made our motherland a target of international bickering. The legitimacy, the propriety, and the logic of the report are under scrupulous scrutiny. But I do not propose to enter that arena here. My purpose is to draw attention to the fact that things might not have come to the present catharsis if diligent attention was paid to the real problems of the Tamils soon after the end of the war.
It is an open secret that there is widespread disappointment and disillusionment about the inordinate delay in implementing urgent measures to bring about national reconciliation, as promised at the victory celebrations. This lethargy has caused much loss of face to the Government, nationally and internationally and resulted in substantial material loss to the country. The credibility gap created by the inaction is widening day by day. Lip service alone cannot bridge it convincingly. What is needed is prompt action.The nitty-gritty of reconciliation
Although the authorities have done much to assuage the physical deprivations of those who were affected by the fighting, nothing has been done so far to address the core issues of national integration that have led to the strife, such as language, education, employment and decentralization in line with the rest of the country. This hesitation appears to stem from a fear psychosis on possible majority reaction to the reforms. But it is clear from the statements of the diehard champions of the Sinhala Cause that they have no quarrel with the granting of fundamental rights to the minorities as far as language, education and employment are concerned. In fact they are themselves perturbed about the delay in settling these pestering issues.
The real bone of contention is the power structure. The resistance is to devolution. Decentralization is less controversial. This controversy arises only when decentralization is planned from top to bottom. Nobody objects to the 'Grama Rajya' concept where the pyramid of power is built up from the grassroots with the village as its base. Even though the authorities declare to be enthusiastic about the idea, they have so far not moved a finger to lay the foundation for it. If a beginning is made promptly at the village level, the chances are that growing mutual confidence would progressively remove distrust about the resulting pyramid of power.
Inaction reigns supreme even in the implementation of minority rights written into the Constitution by JR, without protest. Institutional decay has resulted in observing these concessions in the breach but the Government has failed to attune the state machinery to deliver them as provided for in the 1978 Constitution. This responsibility is assigned to the Ministry of National Integration which is too peripheral to have an effective and visible impact on the implementation of the declared policies of integration.
The news is that a committee of high ranking officials has been appointed to oversee this shortcoming but there is no visible improvement even after its appointment. Committees of otherwise occupied top bureaucrats have never been known to produce tangible results in a hurry. Nor do they have the clout to make a revolutionary change in lethargic performance that has become routine over the years. The task of implementing policies that are to make a regime change in inter-racial relations calls for nothing less than a Presidential Commission composed of outstanding men and women of action.
This frozen inaction in providing for and implementation of national integration has left us high and dry at this moment of crisis. The support we get is mostly sponsored. Even that is marred by the cheers of the TNA for Darusman. The situation would have been quite different if the Government had made an honest and timely effort to talk to the TNA and win them over. In that scenario their reaction to the situation would have been far less damaging and far more constructive. Their alienation at this crucial moment has not only prevented us from speaking in one voice but also provided ready fodder to the critics. Let us not forget the proverbial truth that a starved cat shits on the home fire.
It is true that the TNA was elusive during the fighting for obvious reasons. But after the end of hostilities they have been more willing than Barkis to talk. All that we read in the papers is that they talk to the President and run away to talk another day. That day is often postponed and there is reference to a draft package being prepared by the TNA. That draft appears to be taking longer than Penelope's web in the making. Why all this hide and seek? Why cannot the two sides talk to a finish as the issues are clear and the limitations are known? The hamstrung APRC has at least succeeded in focusing on these issues and possible solutions. Matters would have been resolved by now if the ARPC script was used for the talks with the TNA, unless a new script was called for to delay the première deliberately.
Making tools out of weapons
The Stage Manager of the tragedy is known to be the Tamil Diaspora which is supposed to use the 'Neo-imperialists' and the TNA as their dramatis personae. The Diaspora has no personal stakes here. They are motivated by what they consider to be the wrongs done to their kith and kin they have left behind. But they are bound to transform themselves to a national asset, if we could satisfy them that we were genuinely interested in nation building. Unfortunately the Government's failure to get on with the task of national reconciliation and its Hamlet-like, handling of the issue has begun to demolish what it has already attained with blood and sweat. Nearly two years after the end of terrorism, national integration is still where it was when Prabakaran's corpse was brought ashore at Nandi Kadal.
If we are wise, we should first put our own house in order before we challenge the UN. Doing so would in fact take the wind off of sails of protest. Getting the cultivation committee of Palugama to pass a resolution condemning 'Moon's servility to the rapacious West" produces only a comic effect. There will be many more landmines on our way as long as we keep the nation divided. Doubtlessly, the long term solution is to unite the dissident segments of our siblings. That calls for vision, integrity, commitment, valour and large-heartedness.
It is not yet too late to begin. The mission needs a powerful Presidential Task Force for National Reconciliation. Such a Force can cut the ground from under the feet of the ongoing controversy and many more to be expected.
Filed under power sharing, Rajapaksa regime, reconciliation, Sinhala-Tamil Relations, welfare & philanthophy


MPs have asked the Ministry of Tourism to put all Ugandan missions abroad on alert to market the country on the much anticipated eclipse.
Uganda, come November 3 will be the world's focus center as it experiences a total eclipse. Uganda lies on the path of a Hhybrid Solar Eclipse.
Pakwach in Nebbi district in West Nile has been identified as the best place to spot the eclipse alongside other towns like Arua, Soroti, Gulu and Masindi.
During the maximum phase of the eclipse, the sun's disk is completely blocked. The sun's faint corona is then safely revealed to the naked eye.
The unique occurrence, the MPs said, should be maximally utilized to market Uganda. " In the whole world, this will be in Uganda alone. We expect more than 20,000 tourists. But if we don't market it well, we may not get any benefits," Bernard Atiku said.
Atiku complained that there's general lack of awareness on this historical event and called on the Ministry of Tourism to even sensitize the locals.
"The Ministry should liase with other government agents to ensure that we benefit from the activity," he added.
Sources say, some tour operators have also written to the President requesting for high profile marketing and also resources.
Reports indicate that when the eclipse occurred in Queensland Australia, Nov.14, 2012 over 40,000 tourists visited the country. In June2001, Zambia attracted 20,000 visitors and UK in 1999 attracted 400,000 visitors.


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Home News Preview Quadwelt issue 05/2022
Preview Quadwelt issue 05/2022
A number of manufacturers are making themselves really rare at the moment. Hardly any innovations, at most facelifts or fun new colors and stickers. This also reduces the commitment of the importers to be active in the scene and to present themselves. Countless events were canceled by the organizers. No budget, no vehicles, no interest. The fact that the scene has not literally dried up in recent months is thanks to the many capable traders who, despite everything – Corona, economic crisis, inflation – You, dear readers and us media professionals who kept our spirits up and in a good mood.
In addition to sales, service and workshops, some dealers also managed meetings, trips and get-togethers. This enthusiasm isn't just about doing business, it's a commitment to our scene. Let's just think about it when the ordered spare part is a long time coming and the resentment grows because of it. Because nothing makes you forget a rumbling in your stomach better than being there on your beloved four-wheeler with like-minded people at a great event.
Just outside – outdoor, as we like to say in modern German. Younger generations and young families in particular live and enjoy the outdoor trend of sleeping in the great outdoors, being able to drive to another place independently and always flexibly. By ATV, Quad or SxS. A beautiful symbiosis, which we are once again taking into account with this issue.
Let us lure you outdoors, check out the new products on the market and in the industry with us and also read what's new from retailers and in the outdoor area.
We wish you a lot of fun and reading pleasure
Ralf Wilke, Editor-in-Chief
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A real road vehicle
With its new 900 R model, EXEET raises the bar in the field of street quads a good bit higher. The first model of the series, which has left the halls in Euskirchen, leaves a convincing impression.
All-wheel drive power tool
Electric UTVs are still very rare. Still – because Quadix from Bamberg is currently developing the E-Boss, the electric version of the successful T-Boss. Quadwelt was allowed to drive the vehicle exclusively.
Polaris: major upgrades!
Targeted optimization and a further expanded range of options: Polaris Offroad has extensively revised its current range in response to constantly growing customer requirements in terms of performance and customization.
Small workhorse makes an impression!
With a new model, all-new styling, engine and handling characteristics, CFMOTO is redesigning its offering in the "small" UTV class. It's surprising what the new UForce 600 can do.
For young savages
Hardly any other manufacturer offers as many youth models as Polaris. Including two interesting side-by-sides. The RZR 200 EFI is the sporty one for kids aged ten and over.
Pimped
It runs at CFMOTO. The Chinese manufacturer has done a lot of image and model maintenance in recent years and is now one of the most popular brands. Finally it was the turn of the beginners. The 450 and 520 are back from the cure.
Nice weekend!
The new Promax from Quadix has everything an ATV needs. However, it is "only" equipped with just under 300 ccm displacement. Is that the decisive fun brake or is something with the beginner? Let's try it.
New look and limited editions
This is what Yamaha promises: In 2023, the styling of many vehicles will be refreshed with new colors and graphics. Off-road fans will be delighted with the technical improvements aimed at those who want something very special.
Square – practical – embers!
When it comes to grilling, opinions differ. For many, gas or coal is almost a creed. At least the coal fraction was disadvantaged because of the higher effort on the way. Until now. We test the CUBE for ATV suitability.
One weekend – 350 off-road fans – Great memories
Bright sunshine and maximum temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees: The first weekend in July was perfect for the 10th edition of the Camp Polaris & Friends event series. Around 350 participants with around 160 ATVs/Quads and 40 side-by-sides from all over Germany accepted Polaris' invitation and experienced two days of off-road fun – and a great supporting program.
Helpers in the Pampa
Flail mowers are ideal for maintenance work on roadsides, meadows, pastures, green areas or orchards as well as all areas with high grass or undergrowth. It's all in the "Hessian Pampa".
Wroclaw Rally 2022
The Breslau Rally started in Poland again this year. However, with a reduced starting field. Still, it was a really big rally.
Adventure on your doorstep
David van den Broeck lives in Belgium. This means that not only the nearby Ardennes are easily accessible for him and his wife Els, but also the border areas in Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. He takes advantage of this and experiences the most beautiful stories almost right around the corner.
Get involved at the front
After many racing series had to be paused in the last two years due to the pandemic, they have slowly but surely got going again since the end of last year. Among other things, the German Quad Motocross Championship will take place again.
Mandrill: Everything from a single source
The new brand from Germany in the Electric UTV/ SxS vehicle sector is now taking off. The 12-strong Mandrill team looks back on more than nine years of experience in the field of hybrid and e-drive development!
At the start of the coming season, POLO is opening three new stores in the DACH region. In Gronau, Westphalia, on the border with the Netherlands, the excavators have already left and the builders have taken over. In the new building built for POLO, the POLO Crew Gronau is expected to welcome its customers from March at Borgwardstraße 2. Easy to reach, as it is relatively close to the B54/ A31, the accessories multinational from North Rhine-Westphalia presents the latest trends for motorcycle protective clothing on almost 750 m² of retail space. accessories and technology.
On to the off-road weekend
From October 14-16, 2022, Moto Car Wiesmoor will host an off-road weekend for quads, ATVs and SxS in the off-road part of the Circuit Meppen – formerly known as Funpark Meppen. "We are very happy that after the sale of the Meppen fun park, we were also welcomed with open arms by the new owners," says Christian Böhnke, Junior Manager at Moto Car Wiesmoor.
Forest work becomes a pleasure
An ATV has many advantages in the forest: it is light, fast and manoeuvrable. You can transport loads on and behind the vehicle. Vehicle Bogner GmbH from Weißenburg have therefore thought about how an ATV could be used most efficiently. This is how the QSB forestry track came about. A simple and inexpensive attachment to get the maximum performance from the deployed ATVs.
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ATVs for Zweibrücker blue light family
The Zweibrücker fire brigade, the German Red Cross and the Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund were each able to receive an ATV from GOES. The vehicles are equipped with all-wheel drive, winch, flashing lights, siren, suitcases, searchlights and much more. The Zweibrücker Autohaus Dahler, which specializes in off-road vehicles, lends the three vehicles to the aid organizations for a year.
Start-ups take off
XOBI – that is real handwork "Made in Germany" from Bavaria. Among other things, Dimitri and Christoph use bamboo, a sustainable and hard-wearing raw material, for their portable outdoor kitchens. Everything else that is needed to produce the practical devices is obtained from partner companies in the vicinity. The kitchens are suitable for camping trips as well as for leisure activities, e.g. B. swimming trips or festivals.
Anniversary at Hofmann
Yamaha Warrior, AEON Cobra 100 – these were the first quad models that Walter Hofmann was able to exhibit in his shop in Niederaula in Hesse. Vehicles to remember once you've been around the scene for a while. This has now been the case at Motorrad Hofmann for 30 years. On June 1, 1992, the "Motorcycle Adventure World" was launched.
Water? March!
P. Lindberg GmbH from Grossenwiehe in northern Germany is increasingly becoming a point of contact for users of ATVs and UTVs. The range of accessories is broad and leaves hardly any wishes or requirements unanswered. The spectrum ranges from simple trailers to special equipment such as the flail mower, which we present from page 74. The galvanized watering trailer with its generous 400 liter water tank is a versatile helper for gardening and landscaping as well as riding stables.
Smile even without exits
The first half of 2022 is already over and the Quadkinder Rheinland have not yet been able to implement their motto "We put a smile on children's faces – I promise!" with trips for sick and disadvantaged kids. Actually the heart of the help and events, which are always well suited to fill the motto with life and to keep the promise. As was the case last year, however, the facilities for sick and handicapped children had to cancel their events or postpone them to the coming year.
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Q: Detecting actual client IP which is coming via WSO2 API Gateway we are using WSO2 API manager 3.0.0 and WSO2 Identity Server as Key Manager (5.9.0) in our product. All the back end micro services are published in the API manager. There is a need to detect the IP of the client from which the request is coming. Currently we are getting the IP of the server where the API manager is deployed. What configuration needs to be there to get the correct IP of the requesting client?
Looking forward for reply.

A: You can get the client IP and log it as follows.
 <property name="api.ut.REMOTE_ADDR"
                                expression="get-property('axis2','REMOTE_ADDR')"/>
 <log level="full">
     <property name="Actual Remote Address"
                                   expression="get-property('api.ut.REMOTE_ADDR')"/>
 </log>

You can send this client IP as a header or include this in the backend JWT.
Please refer - http://shammijayasinghe.blogspot.com/2016/04/how-to-get-clients-ip-address-in-wso2.html

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PhD, Duke University, 1993
MSc, Brown University, 1987
AB, Dartmouth College, 1986
Cardiac Bioelectricity & Arrhythmia Center (CBAC)
Imaging Science PhD Program
Philip Bayly
Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science
The Lilyan & E. Lisle Hughes Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Mechanics of cells and soft tissues; nonlinear dynamics; waves and oscillations
Professor Bayly studies impact, vibration, wave motion, and instability in mechanical and biomedical systems. He uses magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to investigate the mechanics of brain injury and brain development. He also studies the nonlinear dynamic phenomena that underlie the oscillatory movements of cells and microorganisms.
Professor Bayly has been a member of the faculty at Washington University since 1993. In 1996, he was the recipient of a National Science Foundation CAREER Award. In 2004, he was awarded Engineering Professor of the Year and he has twice received the School of Engineering & Applied Science "Big Fish" Award for graduate student mentoring.
From 1988 to 1990, Professor Bayly worked as an engineer for Pitney Bowes in Stamford, CT and for the Shriners Hospital in Springfield, MA.
Develops imaging methods to study biomechanics from cell motility to traumatic brain injury
In the media: These St. Louis Scientists Are Shaking Human Brains To Study Head Trauma https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/These-St-Louis-Scientists-Are-Shaking-Human-Brains-To-Study-Head-Trauma.aspx In the media: These St. Louis Scientists Are Shaking Human Brains To Study Head Trauma
Multi-institutional team to study effects of age, gender on brain injury mechanics https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Multi-institutional-team-to-study-effects-of-age,-gender-on-brain-injury-mechanics.aspx Multi-institutional team to study effects of age, gender on brain injury mechanics
Trap-and-release accelerates study of swimming ciliated cells https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Trap-and-release-accelerates-study-of-swimming-ciliated-cells.aspx Trap-and-release accelerates study of swimming ciliated cells
Making waves: Researchers shed light on how cilia work https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Making-waves-Researchers-shed-light-on-how-cilia-work.aspx Making waves: Researchers shed light on how cilia work
Bayly, team to study brain's white matter with new imaging technique https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Bayly,-team-to-study-brain's-white-matter-with-new-imaging-technique.aspx Bayly, team to study brain's white matter with new imaging technique
In the media: Bad Vibes: How Hits To The Head Are Transferred To The Brain https://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Bad-Vibes-How-Hits-To-The-Head-Are-Transferred-To-The-Brain.aspx In the media: Bad Vibes: How Hits To The Head Are Transferred To The Brain
Quartz: Everything we know about concussions is wrong
Studying the brain's suspension system in TBIs
Faculty team awarded $1.25 million to study 'swimming cells'


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When one thinks of Bel Air, images of mansions and palm tree likely come to mind for many people. Bel Air is certainly worthy of that reputation, but when it comes to this affluent neighborhood in Westside Los Angeles, there is much more than just the common imagery.
Bel Air has a little more than 8,000 residents that are spread out over 6.3 square-miles, which makes it one of the least-dense areas in all of Los Angeles County. There are but a few condominiums in the area (just 3.7% of all residences) and absolutely no multi-family complexes as they are not allowed. Instead, Bel Air real estate consists overwhelmingly of large single-family homes.
Let's take a closer look on the latest statistics for Bel Air homes for sale. According to Zillow.com, the median price of a home sold in July 2013 was $2,789,000. That represented a 33% jump from July 2012. Often, it's better to look at the median price per square foot to get a better gauge of home values. In Bel Air, that number soared to nearly $850—making it the most expensive locale in Los Angeles County based on that metric.
Bel Air, along with neighboring Beverly Hills and Holmby Hills, is part of what's called the "Platinum Triangle" in Los Angeles. For decades, the Platinum Triangle has been one of the most expensive housing markets in the United States. With that said, you will find much more than just multi-million dollar mansions when searching Bel Air homes for sale. You will also find ranch-style houses and other properties that are a bit more modest. It's also worth noting that virtually all Bel Air homes provide plenty of privacy as they are set far back from the neighborhood's many winding roads.
There are basically three main neighborhoods that make up Bel Air: East Gate Old Bel Air, West Gate Bel Air, and Upper Bel Air. All three are named appropriately. The first two are so-named as they are home to the two main entrances to Bel Air, while Upper Bel Air refers to the homes in the hills.
Bel Air was founded in 1923 by a farmer, Alphonzo E. Bell Sr., after striking it rich with an oil discovery in Santa Fe Springs. He subsequently purchased a large ranch on modern-day Bel Air and would later subdivide the property into huge residential lots. Bel Air is now an affluent enclave located 12 miles from downtown Los Angeles and near the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles.
When living in Bel Air, you will have access to many of the finer things in life including world-class shops and restaurants. There are also a couple of attractions that are unique to Bel Air: the dramatic Hannah Carter Japanese Garden, which was built in 1927 and was inspired by the famous gardens of Kyoto; and the Bel Air Film Festival, which is an international cinema event founded in 2008.
Bel Air is one of the most prestigious locales in the country. For those ready to take the plunge into high society, let the home search begin.


For some reason, photography is something that I have neglected over the past few months. I haven't added anything to the gallery in quite some time. So today, I want to share a couple of things.
First, I want to share some photos from Iceland. Second, I want to tell you the stories behind each one of them.
These 3 images don't do the environments justice. But then again, I don't think anything truly can.
One of the biggest reasons I wanted to visit Iceland was because of the waterfalls. Just look at that thing!
This is Gullfoss, one of the largest waterfalls in the country. This was the very first landscape that I visited during my trip through the Icelandic countryside. I knew what I was going to see when I set out on that first day through the country but I wasn't prepared for the sheer vastness of this scene.
I arrived at the area the falls were located at and although I couldn't see them yet, I could definitely hear them. I left the parking lot and followed a crowd of other tourists who were just as eager to see the falls as I was. There were people from all over the world there. I heard European languages, Asian languages, and everything else in between. I think I was the only American there. Before even seeing the falls, I was moved. People from all over the world gathered in this place for the same reason.
We were all there to witness a beautiful creation.
As I approached the falls, the sound grew louder and louder and the voices I heard around me were slowly drowned out by the sound of rushing water. Eventually, I heard nothing but the sound of Gullfoss.
I immediately took out my camera and captured the photo you see above.
I had officially arrived in Iceland.
This was my favorite place in the entire country.
I don't know where this was exactly or if there is a name for it. All I know is that the moment I laid my eyes on this scene, I knew that it was one of the most beautiful things that I have ever witnessed. Honestly, I was in disbelief and this photo cannot communicate just how moving it was to be in this environment.
To the left, just out of frame of this photo, was a small church. I was supposed to stay with the group I was with and tour the building. I didn't. Instead, I spent a good thirty minutes staring at this landscape.
This was a place that I thought had only existed within my own dreams. It was an endless green earth below an infinite blue sky. I just could not believe that there actually existed a place on this planet that was as beautiful as the places I had dreamed up within my own mind.
I didn't want to leave.
My final day in the country began with a problem. I was supposed to be going out on a boat to tour Faxa Bay. That didn't happen. The winds were too strong and my boat ride was cancelled. So instead, I decided to spend one last day exploring Reykjavik. I'm glad I did.
This was the final photo I took in Iceland.
On a hill, in the middle of the city, is a church known as Hallgrimskirkja. It's the tallest building in the country and I managed to find some time on my last day there to journey to the top. I bought a ticket, waited in line for a few minutes, and was then crammed with 6 others in a small elevator. The ride may not have been exciting, but the eventual view at the top sure was.
There were four different spots to look out upon: north, south, east, and west. I can't recall in which direction I looked first, but I remember that I wasn't impressed by the view. The next spot was a little better. The third even better. And then I came to the final lookout spot.
That is where I took this photo.
I began to realize that my journey was ending. I had seen all that there had to be seen in Reykjavik and I had no more plans to venture out into the countryside. The trip I had longed to go on for 8 years had come and gone.
As I gazed out upon Reykjavik, my dream destination, I couldn't have been happier.
The dream had been dreamt.


Over the next 15 years, the United States will require significantly more raw fuel for primary energy, according to Bill Bowen, Ph.D., a professor at Cleveland State University's Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs.
For more than 30 years, his research has examined energy policy, economic development and environmental affairs. Recently, Dr. Bowen has studied future energy consumption.
"My main assumption has been simply that the rates of change we have witnessed over the past 40 years, in terms of U.S. population and energy consumption, will continue," he said.
According to the Energy Information Administration, U.S. energy consumption over the past four decades has increased from 74 quadrillion BTUs, or quads, to 97.5 quads. We've trended toward consuming less energy per person, but this has been offset by the increasing number of people. On average, each new person added to the population during this period increased our annual energy consumption by about 284.5 million BTUs of primary energy.
The Census Bureau projects the U.S. population will grow to somewhere between 353 million and 364 million in 2030.
For more on Dr. Bowen's research, check out CSU's ENGAGED blog.


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Can you write an article every single day of a year? Yes, 365 days without any gap? One man from Telangana has done it. Pranayraj Vangari has been working tirelessly to show the world how rich the southern Indian state's history and culture is.
This state hosts people from different cultures, with different languages and different religious beliefs. It's an open art space offering authentic architecture, plastic art, and music.
So this man, Pranayraj, recently wrote an article on Telugu Wikipedia about Telengana's culture, putting an end to a year-long challenge where he wrote a new Wikipedia article each day for 365 consecutive days.
Vangari first heard about Wikipedia's '100wikidays challenge' from fellow Telugu-language Wikipedians who have successfully completed it in the past. This encouraged him to accept the 100-day challenge. Vangari thought of making it more interesting and planned for a harder task.
"At first, I thought that 100wikidays [were] enough, but…on the 95th day of this challenge, I decided to take up the Wikiyear challenge," Vangari said in an interview to Wikimedia Foundation.
To dedicate himself for a full year was never easy. Sometimes he got so busy that he couldn't dedicate even half an hour of his time for the day. He travels round the year for work, plus he got married after taking the challenge. But Vangari never stopped.
Vangari got married in February, but that was not a lame excuse for him to put aside his commitment for even a single day.
Vangari has been an editor for Wikipedia since March 2013. So far, he has made over 85,000 edits for the Telugu Wikipedia and wrote more than 700 articles.
Such was his dedication to Wikipedia that even encouraged the community to select him as an administrator.
He uses his spare time at local editing workshops, giving new users the necessary tips and guidance, teaching them the basics of editing. Not only an avid Wikipedia member, Vangari also works as an assistant theatre director and is on the brink of finishing his M.Phil degree in theatre arts.


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The Rabbit Holes are opportunities to dive deeper into the work of our studio. The goal is that you may gain some insight into the design philosophy and our design process as a result of exploration within the rabbit holes. Key concepts that should be evident through the work are the use of advanced digital tools in concert with the "low tech" hands on impact in our development of the designs. Also to be noted is the manner in which designs evolve iteratively and in context. Context that are multi-variable, multi-network, and multi-scaled. Take a dive down a rabbit hole.
The shop is a representation of our current set of Furniture Designs. The work is represented by prototypes that we have produced in our shop and outsourced with our team of sub contractors. The designs represent frozen moments of many variables within each design, this means that the piece you see in the shop most often can be modified with a developed set of parameters. Each piece of Furniture that we design has its own DNA. Your engagement with the piece through the purchase process will result in a unique variation of the design for you, this is true for all our designs.
The most important thing that you could understand about us is that we are committed to the fullest consideration of each design opportunity, we design.
We have our own clearly identifiable design process that has evolved over the thirty years in the industry. It is a relatable even though it is non-linear. It is based upon the constant re-contextualization of the object or space as it evolves. Our advanced digital design tools help to manage the design process and to manage the data set as the project evolves.
We are concerned with the phenomenon of how a space or an object feels in time and over time. we make pieces that continue to grow in your appreciation by the feelings and emotions they were designed to evoke.


"I was working on an interactive movie / choose your own adventure FMV game for the iPhone and wanted to give players who made it to the end a fun way to stay engaged with the story line. I came up with the idea of calling back in time and playing an RPG on the telephone, since everyone with an iPhone would naturally also have the ability to make a call.
"I had been seeing mentions of Twilio on Hacker News and decided to give you guys a try. I took the code for your phone menu and put it up on DreamHost, discovering just how easy it is to use the Twilio API. You guys make that so easy I decided to give some complexity to the game.
"I decided the easiest use of a standard dial pad was to have the numbers in the corners (1,3,7,9) be search commands and the 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 numbers which already are laid out like a controller or compass be movement commands. So that gave me 5 rooms with 4 corners to hide stuff in. The decision to call back in time made the choice of Alexander Graham Bell pretty obvious. I did some digging on Wikipedia and came up with a roughly historically accurate plot and set about trying to figure out how to design the game.
"The coolest part about Twilio is that you don't have to do any fancy data storage—the first draft of the game I had all of the variables stored in the URL since no one would be seeing it. I did end up storing the player's progress, but that was mostly because I wanted to limit abuse of the game and prevent people from spending more than 30 minutes on the phone.
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NBC's proposed acquisition of Telemundo is the last straw, says Paxson Communications Corp. CEO Jeff Sagansky, citing a string of actions by the peacock network that, he says, violate both the letter and spirit of the 32% ownership stake that NBC agreed to in 1999. NBC officials say that's a bunch of baloney, contending that Paxson is simply trying to extricate itself from a legally binding agreement that no longer suits its purposes.
And they wonder whether Paxson's legal steps toward possibly dissolving the alliance are motivated at least in part by Paxson's not wanting to share what might be a pretax windfall of close to $1.5 billion from an auction of the 700 MHz band next year.
Last week, Paxson initiated an arbitration proceeding and a request that the FCC deny the Telemundo acquisition.
Paxson and NBC could patch things up, although the aspersions cast last week were rancorous, particularly from Paxson's side. Paxson even charged that NBC may have violated the Communications Act, not to mention various FCC and SEC rules.
NBC chief legal counsel Lawrence Tu says all of Paxson's charges are without merit. "We're confident that we will clear the allegations and then go back to continuing our current relationship" with Paxson, he said last week. Others at the network say Paxson is simply frustrated that the 35% ownership cap hasn't gone away and wants to sell to somebody else.
Paxson says that NBC's acquisition of Telemundo would make it harder for NBC to exercise existing options to buy control of Paxson, in violation of their 1999 agreement. In a press conference last week, Paxson Chairman Lowell "Bud" Paxson complained, "I feel like a woman that's just been jilted."
According to FCC filings by Paxson, tensions in the relationship go back at least to fall 2000, when Paxson asked for additional financing from the network. NBC's response was yes but with numerous strings attached, including changes in some terms of their larger alliance. Paxson said no thanks and went out and did an independent financing for $200 million.
At one point during a Paxson board of directors meeting this year, three directors appointed by NBC—TV network CFO Brandon Burgess, syndication head Ed Wilson and sales chief Keith Turner—abstained from a vote on approving the new financing package. Paxson suggested that their action was an attempt to hamper its future financial health and therefore a breach of their fiduciary obligations to the company's shareholders. But NBC sources say the three abstained because of a potential conflict of interest: Parent GE was one of the parties involved in the possible outside financing.
All three NBC-appointed members have resigned from the Paxson board—Burgess in November and Wilson and Turner last week.
At the FCC, Paxson asked that NBC be denied permission to buy Telemundo, contending that the Telemundo acquisition would erect further regulatory obstacles to NBC's eventually acquiring control of Paxson, in violation of their strategic alliance. In particular, Telemundo would give NBC control of three stations in five of the top 10 markets—New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami and Dallas—if the Paxson stations are included. "No one envisions the commission authorizing triopolies," says Paxson's Sagansky.
That's not quite true. NBC will argue the case for them, sources say. The heart of the argument will be that a Spanish-language station really doesn't compete in the same arena as English-language stations.
And NBC is not alone. "We're not convinced you won't see triopoly legalized," says Sinclair Broadcast Group's David Amy. Sinclair is pressing for further relaxation of the FCC's duopoly rules—in a lawsuit that has been joined by Paxson.
NBC, Pax in Love Again?


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Jay was born in 1967 in Morne à léau (Guadeloupe), came to Paris with seven years. In the 19th district of Paris, he began to paint as a 15 year old. His mural is not necessarily politically motivated, but it just puts the joy of painting behind. His motivation to paint not only on paper but also on walls, was the stronger power of expression that he could reach with the spray on the wall. He is very keen, with its murals to reach as many people from the surrounding area. The design mainly figure-like motifs his desire to the viewer to share his photos his confrontation with the environment and his impressions. With his abstract motifs he lets the other hand open the message to the viewer. About the use of the spray can says Jay: "When I started to paint, it was closer to me, because brushes and paints were expensive materials that could not always afford." Today Jay used the wall or canvas as a support for his paintings, art with a spray can he remains faithful because he was involved in developing the technology. It is his medium.
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