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Квант, у физици, означава недељиву, дакле, најмању количину енергије која се јавља у елементарним процесима. На пример, фотон је квант електромагнетне интеракције, глуон јаке интеракције, Z-бозон слабе интеракције, гравитон (експериментално још недетектован) квант гравитационе интеракције. У ширем смислу квант означава елементарну, дакле најмању, јединицу сваке физичке величине. Тако је Боров магнетон квант магнетног момента, Планкова константа квант момента импулса итд. Откриће да је свет око нас квантне природе представља једно од највећих достигнућа модерне науке. Стога се квант јавља у разним аспектима природних наука где је саставни део терминологије. На пример постоје квантна механика, квантна хемија, квантна електроника, квантна оптика итд.

Реч квант потиче од латинског quantum (множина quanta) = количина, мноштво, свота, износ, део.

Развој квантне теорије
Квантна теорија грана физике која се бави квантима и квантизацијом, појавила се 1900. године када је Макс Планк објавио теорију којом је објаснио емисиони спектар црног тела. У том раду Планк је користио природни систем физичких јединица који је предложио претходне године.

Квантна једначина зрачења црног тела
Загрејано тело емитује топлотно зрачење (топлоту), дакле, електромагнетно зрачење у инфрацрвеном домену спектра. У то време све је то било добро познато. Ако се тело и даље загрева онда почиње знатније да емитује и видљиво зрачење, прво у црвеном делу спектра (црвено усијање) а после и у целом видљивом опсегу (бело усијање). Претходних година зрачење црног тела детаљно је испитивано за шта су развијени и одговарајући инструменти.

Квантна формула зрачења црног тела, као зачетак квантне механике, настала је у недељу увече, 7. октобра 1900. године, када је Планк на брзину извео своје прве рачуне. Они су засновани на извештају немачког физичара Рубенса (који је са супругом био Планку у гостима)о најновијим мерењима у инфрацрвеном домену. Касно исте вечери, Планк је дописницом послао формулу Рубенсу, коју је он добио следећег дана. Неколико дана касније Рубенс је известио Планка да се формула одлично слаже са експериментом, како тада тако и данашњих дана.

У први мах била је то само једначна која се одлично поклапа са подацима. Тек неколико недеља касније испоставило се да је за њено извођење неопходна квантизација.

За увођење квантизације требало је мало и среће (или вештине, мада је сам Планк то назвао "срећним нагађањем интерполационе формуле"). Испоствило се да је формула у основи коректна али је њено извођење имало драстичан "споредни ефекат" о нужности квантизације зрачења. То је било потпуно неочекивано. Планк је спретно спојио и поједноставио постојеће формуле. Укратко, пред собом је имао два израза:
 (i) из претходних истраживања у црвеном делу спектра имао је x;
 (ii) сада, из нових инфрацрвених података, добио је x².

Њиховим спретним комбиновањем као x(a+x), могао је добијеном формулом у граничним условима да репродукује обе раније постојеће формуле. За x << a (црвени део спектра) Планков израз прелази у ax а за x >> a (инфрацрвени део) Планков израз је приближно x². Срећна околност у свему томе је да је Планкова формула, ван сваких очекивања, изузетно тачна. Израз за енергију E, за зрачење на фреквенцији f, и температури T, може да се напише као

То је израз који је био поређен са експерименталним подацима. Постоје два параметра која је требало одредити из података: h нова константа, Планкова константа, и k већ позната Болцманова константа. Обе константе се данас сматрају фундаменталним у физици али су у то време биле далеко од тога. "Елементарни квант енергије" је hf. Међутим, таква јединица нормално не постоји и није неопходна за квантизацију.

Рођендан квантне механике
Анализом познатих експерименталних података Планк је израчунао нумеричке вредности за h и k. На основу тога могао је Немачком физичком друштву, на састанку 14. децембра 1900. године, да саопшти много тачније вредности Авогадровог броја и елементарног наелектрисања. То Планково саопштење се сматра догађајем у којем је рођена квантна механика.

Литература
 J. Mehra and H. Rechenberg, The Historical Development of Quantum Theory, Vol.1, Part 1, Springer-Verlag New York Inc., New York 1982.
 Lucretius, "On the Nature of the Universe", transl. from the Latin by R.E. Latham, Penguin Books Ltd., Harmondsworth 1951. There are, of course, many translations, and the translation's title varies. Some put emphasis on how things work, others on what things are found in nature.
 M. Planck, A Survey of Physical Theory, transl. by R. Jones and D.H. Williams, Methuen & Co., Ltd., London 1925 (Dover editions 1960 and 1993) including the Nobel lecture.
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Chem-Dry Canada
The World's Favorite Carpet Cleaning Company
Entrepreneurs who are appointed as Chem-Dry franchisees receive a unique business opportunity. Chem-Dry has a proven business formula that allows you to operate an independent business without a large amount of capital. As a Chem-Dry franchise you can build your business to any size you like, from one single van to a large multi-van operation. Many of our franchise owners start off with one or more technicians who clean the carpets, while the franchise owner manages the business.
As a Chem-Dry franchisee, you have the backing of one of the leaders in cleaning technology, Harris Research, Inc., which is a US-based organization solely dedicated to supporting Chem-Dry franchises throughout the world. With a tried and tested franchise package, you will quickly build up a successful customer base. And you can rest assured that nothing cleans carpets and upholstery like Chem-Dry.
What began as a home-based business quickly grew into a very profitable multi-van operation. As the Snows' Chem-Dry business continued to prosper and grow (from a $115,000 turnover in their first year to an impressive $540,000 in their fifth year), the New Zealand Chem-Dry network also went from strength to strength.
While building their independent cleaning franchise, Peter began introducing the Chem-Dry opportunity to his customers. The business model the Snows pioneered was successful in helping establish over 36 franchises in the first year, making New Zealand the first country in the world with full Chem-Dry coverage. The success of Chem-Dry in New Zealand even motivated several families to move to Australia to secure franchises in that budding market.
In June 1991, Peter was invited to purchase the Canadian Master Franchise License. Under his leadership, the Canadian operation has enjoyed steady growth from 2 corporate staff members and 67 franchises, to 20 staff members and 122 franchises, making Chem-Dry the largest Carpet and Upholstery cleaning franchise network in Canada.
The Chem-Dry process itself has changed a lot over the past two decades. What began very simply as a bonnet system paired with cold carbonated solutions has gone through several evolutionary phases. During the 1990's, Chem-Dry's U.S. parent company, Harris Research, Inc., (which became a wholly owned subsidiary of The Home Depot January 9, 2006) developed and patented the Hot Carbonating Extraction process and its complementary, world-leading equipment.
By pairing breakthrough technology with exclusive, patented solutions, Chem-Dry franchises throughout the world have access to a sophisticated array of equipment and products to get the best results for every customer.
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In 1998, Chem-Dry Corporate Services (CDCS) was established at Chem-Dry Canada's head offices in Chilliwack, BC to secure national contracts for the franchise network. Says Snow: "Our goal in establishing CDCS was to provide a complete service to our corporate clients and at the same time, obtain and manage the work for our franchises. It's a business model based on a win-win -- and it's working very well."
The CDCS Division has grown considerably, now providing over 1,000 jobs to the Canadian Chem-Dry network each month. In 2007 Chem-Dry Canada became the official carpet and upholstery cleaner for The Home Depot with their "In-Home Cleaning Services" program.
The model is simple: CDCS provides Customer Care Services to The Bay customers in the Western and Maritime provinces. By simply calling a toll-free number, customers are instantly put into contact with one of our highly qualified Customer Care operators who take the booking and forward the work to one of the Chem-Dry franchise businesses in their area. Skilled CDCS operators provide job management and Quality Assurance services.
Chem-Dry franchisees receive ongoing support from Chem-Dry Canada in various ways including:
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Business telephone support.
Monthly Newsletters, including update information, new products, company information, Health & Safety, Personnel etc.
Business Development events, for franchisees to discuss relevant issues relating to their business.
Business Development support, providing one-to-one help for franchisees who want to grow their business.
The Chem-Dry Annual Convention.
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Why Chem-Dry Canada?
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Included with the purchase of your Chem-Dry franchise is the cost for travel and accommodation to attend your 5 days of intensive training at our Head Office in Chilliwack, BC. This Initial Training Course includes hands-on equipment use, instruction in maintenance, product range and uses, marketing, sales training, computer program training, and ISO-based business management.
Our Chem-Dry Canada team is committed to providing support during all stages of your business development; after all, our success depends on your success. Whether you are looking for marketing ideas, Yellow Pages design, technical support, advice on expansion, or any other topic relative to operating and growing a successful Chem-Dry business, our experienced and capable team is always willing to assist.
Chem-Dry Corporate Services (CDCS) is a division of Chem-Dry Canada Ltd., which is established to secure national contracts for commercial and warranty clients. The goal of CDCS is to generate and provide profitable work for the Chem-Dry Network and to enhance the brand for the benefit of all.
Exclusive Equipment & Products
With the purchase of your Chem-Dry Business, and in addition to all the initial cleaning products that will enable you to complete approximately $17, 000 worth of cleaning, you will have the option to purchase or lease the complete equipment package, which includes our patented "Hot Carbonating Extraction" unit and accompanying cleaning head the PowerHead AX™.
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Q: Using $.ajax to submit a form to one of two locations I have two forms, which I have combined into one; parts of the form change depending on the drop down menu choice the user has selected (tech support or sales). I would like to use the $.ajax function however I noticed there is only one url: used. Can I use an if condition here??

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The Baul believes in the SAHAJA MANUSH, the spontaneous man. The Baul says the spontaneous man is the way to the essential man. To be spontaneous is to be on the way towards being essential. Every child is a Baul. So as I see it, in the beginning -- if there was, any beginning -- the whole humanity must have been like Bauls: true, authentic, sincere, mad, deep in love, rejoicing -- rejoicing the opportunity that God has given, rejoicing the gift.
Diese Tanzmeditation ist den Bauls gewidmet. Die Bauls sind tanzende Mystiker, die ihre Dankbarkeit für den «Geliebten»durch Tanz ausdrücken. Sie erfahren und leben Meditation durch den Tanz.
Deinen Körper als einen Tempel des Geliebten zu ehren ist die Essenz dieser Meditation. Die Totalität von Loslassen unterstützt dich darin, einen Raum zu erfahren, in dem der Tänzer verschwindet und selber zum Tanz wird – das ist Meditation. Göttlich trunken und eins sein mit ihm. Wenn du feierst tanzt die ganze Existenz mit dir.
This Dance Meditation is a Bauls 'cell-bration , who are dancing mystics expressing their gratitude to the "Beloved" through dance.
Beginning with being comfortable and at home in the body ,your instrument is tuned for the dance. The totality of allowing the body to move in its own way supports you to experience a space where 'the dancer disappears and becomes the dance '.
A Meditation of being Divinely Drunk in the Dance and one with the whole.


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Giants and Panthers have contrasting rebuild approaches with Joe Judge, Matt Rhule
By Pat Leonard
The Giants and Carolina Panthers are taking polar opposite approaches to their concurrent rebuilds after both hired new head coaches in Jan. 2020.
The 5-11 Panthers, one year after hiring Matt Rhule, fired GM Marty Hurney in December and have interviewed 11 candidates for their front office vacancy.
Owner David Tepper's rationale last month was reasonable.
"I think sometimes you just need a restart, a refresh," Tepper said. "We did it last year on the coaching side. Maybe you could say it should have been done before on the GM side. Maybe it should have been… I think it's just time, on both sides, to do that. It just seems like the right time to move forward."
Giants co-owner John Mara, on the other hand, is staying with Dave Gettleman as GM after hiring Joe Judge, who went 6-10 in his first season.
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Tepper said Rhule is being included in the GM search because "alignment" is critical.
"You look at successful organizations, and there's a certain alignment between the head coach and the GM," Tepper said. "To think that you can do that without some sort of alignment is nuts. So to not have a head coach with some input into that is stupid. I don't want to be stupid, OK?"
Mara believes he has that already after watching Gettleman and Judge "work very well together" in 2020.
"They haven't agreed 100% of the time, but my father used to have a saying, 'If you both agree all the time, then I don't need both of you," Mara said, quoting his late father, Wellington. "But I haven't had to intercede on one occasion to break any ties. They managed to talk it through and work it out, showed good communication, and at the end of the day, the decision that gets made is the New York Giants' decision. It's not Joe's decision or Dave's decision. They collaborate really well."
Giants owner John Mara is sticking with General Manager Dave Gettleman for 2021-22 season. (Howard Simmons/New York Daily News)
Mara's decision to stand pat, though, puts the Giants in a unique position.
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Five teams hired head coaches after the 2019 NFL season. Only two will enter the 2021 season with the same general manager they had in 2018: the Giants and the Dallas Cowboys. The only reason the Cowboys (6-10) make that list is because owner Jerry Jones is also their GM.
Carolina, Washington and Cleveland already have a new GM or are searching for a new one now. That's normally how it goes when a team is bad enough to pick in the top five and fire its coach, as the Giants did last year.
The Browns went 11-5 and made the playoffs under the first-year pairing of GM Andrew Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski playing in one of the best divisions in football.
Washington, a franchise in shambles, won the NFC East at 7-9 in Ron Rivera's first year and is now in the market for a new GM.
The Panthers now have gotten a chance to meet 11 candidates to pair with Rhule for the long haul: former Giants GM Jerry Reese, Kwesi Adofo-Mensah (Browns), Nick Caserio (Patriots), Monti Ossenfort (Titans), Jeff Ireland (Saints), Joe Schoen (Bills), Ed Dodds (Colts), Ryan Poles (Chiefs), Adam Peters (49ers), Champ Kelly (Bears) and Brant Tilis (Chiefs).
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The Houston Texans already hired Caserio for their GM vacancy, taking him off Carolina's board. But Tepper still has canvassed a large sample size of candidates, leaving no stone unturned to find the right fit with his prized young coach.
The Giants, in stark contrast, have doubled down on the GM who dug them into a deeper hole than he had inherited in the 2018 and 2019 offseasons.
It will be interesting to watch these franchises continue with their polar opposite rebuild strategies and see which yields superior results.
TEX MESS
The ink wasn't even dry on Caserio's Texans contract before he encountered the mother of all problems: a disgruntled franchise quarterback.
The Texans' Deshaun Watson, 25, is upset with owner Cal McNair for not including Watson in the search process for a new GM and head coach as McNair had promised. There are rumors that Watson, one of the NFL's best quarterbacks, could demand a trade.
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Watson saw his best offensive weapon DeAndre Hopkins traded to Arizona last offseason without warning and now saw his advice on head coaches to interview fall on deaf ears.
Watson reportedly wanted the Texans to take a look at Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy on the recommendation of Kansas City reigning league MVP Patrick Mahomes. The Texans are the only team of the six with head coaching vacancies that didn't interviewed Bieniemy this hiring cycle.
The unusual and undefined influence of Texans executive VP of football operations, Jack Easterby — a former Patriots staffer who tried to recruit Caserio to Houston a year ago — also hovers over the mistrust in the Texans organization.
McNair hired the search firm Korn Ferry to aid his GM hiring process. Korn Ferry reportedly provided five names, at least four of whom were interviewed: Matt Bazirgan (Texans), Trent Kirchner (Seahawks), Omar Khan (Steelers), Louis Riddick (ESPN) and Scott Cohen (Ravens).
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson isn't too happy. (Sam Craft/AP)
McNair ignored that list and hired Caserio, Easterby's guy from New England.
Interestingly enough, Hall of Famer Tony Dungy said on the "Huddle & Flow" podcast with NFL Media's Steve Wyche and Jim Trotter that one of the most common problems these NFL owners have is that they don't know what they're looking for when they begin a search.
So Dungy, who advised McNair recently, admitted he told the Texans owner to ignore the search firm's recommendations if it didn't fit the owner's ultimate vision.
"I basically just told him, 'Cal, you have to make a decision: what do you want? What do you want your organization to look like? Who do you want leading your team,'" Dungy recalled. "'And then once you decide that, don't worry about what the search firm says. Let the search firm bring some names to you. But don't worry about the search firm, don't worry about the media, don't worry about the fans. You decide what you want.'"
None of this should reflect directly on Caserio himself.
Belichick's longtime director of player personnel is a respected and diligent talent evaluator. The Patriots haven't drafted well in recent years, but Caserio's name carries a lot of weight in NFL circles and it was only a matter of time before he got a GM job.
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Caserio is known to be smart, level-headed and pragmatic, so he knows how good Watson is and how important it will be to align the Texans' head coach hire with Watson's vision and fit. It would be an absolute shock if Caserio allowed this situation to continue spiraling out where Watson refused to play in Houston.
Already it came out on Friday that the Texans would be "resetting" their coaching search, per the Houston Chronicle, presumably to at least include Bieniemy and allow McNair to undo some of the damage done by crossing his star quarterback once too often.
LOOK OUT, TOM
Chase Young, 21, Washington's ferocious edge rusher, is one of the NFL's most charismatic and electric young stars. And he didn't disappoint in creating build-up for Saturday night's Wild Card playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Young was videoed after Sunday's division clinching win in Philadelphia yelling "Tom Brady! Tom Brady, I'm coming! I want Tom! I want Tom!"
When given a chance to dial down his callout of Brady, Young couldn't understand why his comments were blown up into headlines.
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"Tom Brady? You think I'm not gonna be excited to play against the G.O.A.T? Then you trippin," Young said. "I'm excited to play against big Tom. I'm not gonna apologize for saying I want Tom. No. I want Tom Brady. I want every quarterback I play against."
Washington Football Team's Chase Young is excited to play against Tom Brady. (Rich Schultz/AP)
Young also told Josina Anderson on the "Undefined" podcast that while he wants every quarterback he plays, because Brady is one of the best ever, "I do want him a little bit more."
Young is going to win defensive rookie of the year after recording 7.5 sacks, 44 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 39 QB pressures (per Pro Football Focus), 12 QB hits, four passes defended, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, and a fumble return for a touchdown.
Anderson asked Young to give a name to his on-field alter ego if he has one.
"The Predator," Young said.
The Giants gave Washington the No. 2 overall pick in last year's draft and missed out on Young by winning a meaningless head-to-head game at the end of the 2019 season. It already looks like a colossal mistake.
DON'T KNOCK THE OLD GUYS
Five of Eli Manning's quarterback peers are back in the playoffs in Manning's first year of retirement. His 2004 draft classmates Ben Roethlisberger, 38, and Philip Rivers, 39, are in with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts, respectively. Drew Brees, 41, a 2001 Chargers draft pick, is back with the New Orleans Saints.
Brady, 43, a 2000 Patriots pick and Manning's personal Super Bowl whipping boy, is surging with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Aaron Rodgers, 37, a 2005 draftee, is captaining the NFC's top seed Green Bay Packers.
Manning, 40, has two Super Bowl rings. Brees and Rodgers each have one. Rivers has none. Big Ben has two, and Brady has six. It will be interesting to see if these championship standings update or if a youngster such as the Chiefs' Mahomes, 25, or Bills' Josh Allen, 24, triumphs.
Mahomes and Kansas City are looking to be the NFL's first repeat Super Bowl champions since Brady's Patriots in 2003-04.


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Lehi residents have been asking for improved internet connectivity or citywide fiber internet for years, and it's finally coming. The Lehi City Council met Tuesday with all members in attendance for a work session and their annual Christmas dinner. The work session included a final discussion about a bond to fund a fiber optic network within Lehi City, with the official action set for a vote at the next Council meeting on December 8.
In March, the City hired Magellan Advisors, a Denver based consulting group, to submit a feasibility study and plan for citywide fiber. The cost of the study and plan was $75,000.
According to the signed contract, the scope of work included:
1. Understanding the infrastructure and market.
2. Review the federal regulatory process for a fiber network.
3. Ownership structures and recommendations.
4. Target market and identifying private partners.
5. Budgetary cost estimates and conceptual design options.
6. Develop/Study communication strategy.
7. State requirements.
Along with the Magellan feasibility study, the City contracted financial advisement from Laura Lewis, a principal in a Salt Lake City consulting firm. Lewis also serves in an advisory role to UTOPIA Fiber and has been involved in multiple municipal fiber launches over the last 15 years.
On Tuesday, Lewis presented the Council with a $64 million recommended bond proposal. The bond will not incur a tax increase and will use revenues from future fiber subscribers and the potential for limited sales tax usage.
"The expectation is that telecommunication revenues will pay for the debt. Think of the sales tax usage as kind of like co-signing on your kid's car loan. You don't expect to be called on for that, but it brings the interest cost lower," said Lewis.
Lewis also assured the Council that using sales tax as a backing for the bond wouldn't inhibit future projects requiring sales tax funding like fire stations or parks, because of the limited amount of sales tax requested for the bond proposal.
"I like that it isn't tying up the whole sales tax. So, we do have flexibility," said Councilman Paul Hancock.
No council members expressed concern at Tuesday's work session, so the $64 million bond is expected to receive a final affirmative vote. However, Councilman Hancock wanted to make clear that this approval doesn't indicate whether the City or a third party like UTOPIA would run the fiber network once completed.
"We are moving forward that the City is going to build the network, but this doesn't necessarily lock us into who will do the engineering, who will do the build-out, or who will do the customer service. Those discussions will still be happening and will be finalized over the coming months," said Hancock.
The City Council will likely approve the bond on Tuesday, and the bond is anticipated to be issued in late January. The City will begin the project shortly after bond issuance in early 2021.
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Remember its ok to change direction, as often as needed. Trust the path.
Be ok with making it your own.
Pisces is so very dreamy. It can consume you with its allure and it can be hard to swim to the top when you don't remember how you got to the bottom.
I dreamed I was surrounded and could barely keep my head above water.
Struggling was of no use. The pearl is at the bottom of the sea.
It's ok to be different.........really, it is.
Cast your affirmations around individuality and feeling at ease with your place in the world and remember we all feel different, because we are.
Some say Capricorn is hard.....but just look at all that water.
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[quote] The new [b]Bravely Default[/b] Demo is out and holy crap am I crazy about it. It's wonderfully devious. It lets you loose with plenty of jobs, an overhead map and several dungeons/areas full of enemies that are too difficult for you. The urge to play, discover and grow stronger bit by bit (as in any good RPG) is overwhelming, despite it being a demo. I expect Square to impress and dazzle me with presentation, but I'm surprised that I've been filled with a desire to just PLAY so quickly. There's nothing revolutionary about it, but it does have that old Dragon Quest magic that makes you keep piddling your hours away for the next tiny bite of adventure. I am extremely fond of the game's use of 3D. Rather than making it look more "rounded" it has a sort of "pop-up book" look. The character's renders look more like illustrations and are "flat" as well. Thanks to the 3DS' tiny screen, they can get away with a lot more and they're quite clever with it. It makes me think of something like Ghost Trick, which played with the strengths and weaknesses of the DS to make a strong presentation. Bravely Default, when played in 3D looks "perfect", whether it's a technological achievement or not. Also the soundtrack is PUNCH TO THE FACE INCREDIBLE. I hope the story is good, but it's preordered either way. EDIT: [URL=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy1Ie48W4uw]Crappy quality, but here's the battle theme.[/URL] ALSO I was interested but unimpressed when I first saw [b]Harmoknight [/b], bu [/URL][/B][/S][/I][COLOR=660000]-- Message too long, Autoquote has been Snipped --[/COLOR][/quote]


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Q: Sinon testing firebase cloud function I have a cloud function that runs on firebase userCreate. I am trying to write a unit test using Sinon to assert that the region function is called.
// The Cloud Functions for Firebase SDK to create Cloud Functions and setup triggers.
const functions = require("firebase-functions");

const region = functions.config().region || "europe-west2";

exports.userDocCreate = functions
  .region(region)
  .auth.user()
  .onCreate((user) => {

How can I assert that the region method of functions is called? If I stub the method it never gets called.
My unit test is as follows:
const chai = require("chai");
const assert = chai.assert;
const sinon = require("sinon");
const admin = require("firebase-admin");
const test = require("firebase-functions-test")();

describe("userDocCreate", () => {
  let adminInitStub;
  let regionStub;
  let myFunctions;

  before(() => {
    adminInitStub = sinon.stub(admin, "initializeApp");
    myFunctions = require("../userDocCreate");
  });

  beforeEach(() => {
    regionStub =  sinon.stub(functions, "region").fakes(() => {});
  });

  it("region should be called", () => {
    const wrapped = test.wrap(myFunctions.userDocCreate);
    wrapped();
    sinon.assert.called(regionStub)
  });

});

I have been working at this for a number of hours and have so far not found a solution. I can stub other firebase methods fine for example
sinon.stub(admin, "firestore").get(() => firestoreStub);

Works fine
Any help is greatly appreciated.


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As the video surveillance industry continues its transition toward IP camera systems with on-device analytics capabilities, savvy solution providers continue to offer connected products and services with vastly better value propositions than traditional, legacy analog video systems.
As a result, ABI Research now forecasts that enterprise video surveillance camera connections will top 348 million by 2023 and that these systems will generate value-added services revenues of $12 billion.
"Success within IoT is largely dependent on the ability of providers to create highly specialized, value-added solutions based upon clearly defined use cases supported by market demand," said Ryan Harbison, research analyst at ABI Research.
Video surveillance vendors understand the value that this digital transformation can have on end-user experience and have largely focused on crafting end-to-end surveillance solutions that include everything from device components to analytics and professional services -- including the creation of Video Surveillance-as-a-Service (VSaaS) business models.
The VSaaS model was largely borne out of the need for providers to find new revenue opportunities as competition from Chinese camera manufacturers such as Hikvision and Dahua were driving down hardware profit margins.
Additionally, vendors realized there was substantial value in integrating video surveillance systems with other surveillance systems, such as access control and intruder alarms. Solution providers now offer extensive professional services, such as systems integration, device installation, and customized end-user solutions.
These services are critical across all deployments, and as a result, digital video surveillance professional services will generate worldwide revenues of $10 billion in 2023.
In the United States, there are additional opportunities for non-Chinese providers due to the U.S. government's recent ban on video surveillance equipment from Chinese OEMs. American companies can utilize their extensive professional services offerings to help U.S. organizations transition from Chinese-banned equipment to compliant systems.
While a lot of attention in the video surveillance industry is on China's camera equipment manufacturers, providers need to realize that for the most part, China buys Chinese products. In the short-term, solution providers should be focused on the U.S. market not only replacing Chinese OEM equipment but also identifying and selling new services.
"By focusing on the right solutions with the right value-added services to the right markets, video surveillance solution providers can maximize the opportunity in this competitive market," Harbison concluded.


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Państwowe Liceum Sztuk Plastycznych im. Władysława Hasiora w Koszalinie - liceum wyodrębnione z Zespołu Szkół Plastycznych im. Władysława Hasiora w Koszalinie w wyniku jego rozwiązania z dniem 31 sierpnia 2022 r. Szkoła podlega i jest nadzorowana przez Ministerstwo Kultury, Dziedzictwa Narodowego i Sportu.

Nauka w szkole trwa 5 lat. Przyjmowani są do niej kandydaci po ukończeniu szkoły podstawowej. W szkole realizowane jest kształcenie ogólnokształcące i kształcenie artystyczne. Nauka kończy się uzyskaniem świadectwa maturalnego oraz tytułu zawodowego "plastyk" w określonej specjalizacji.

Historia szkoły
Państwowe Liceum Sztuk Plastycznych im. Władysława Hasiora w Koszalinie swoją działalność rozpoczęło we wrześniu 1975 r., w budynku  przy ulicy Racławickiej 9 (gdzie wcześniej znajdowało się Technikum Mechaniczne). Dyrektorem nowej szkoły powołano Zbigniewa Szulca, ówczesnego dyrektora Ogniska Plastycznego. Naukę rozpoczęło 30 uczniów, którzy kształcili się w dwóch specjalnościach: formy użytkowe i dekoratorstwo. Uroczystość inauguracyjna pierwszego roku szkolnego odbyła się 11 września w Bibliotece Wojewódzkiej, natomiast zajęcia lekcyjne rozpoczęto 15 września. Budynek szkoły był zniszczony i wymagał natychmiastowego remontu.  Zajęcia więc początkowo odbywały się w Ognisku Plastycznym i w II Liceum Ogólnokształcącym. Gruntowny remont włącznie z dobudową trzeciego pietra po zlikwidowaniu dwuspadowego dachu zakończono w 1979 r. Pierwszych absolwentów PLSP pożegnano w 1980 r. W 2005 r. patronem szkoły został Władysław Hasior.

Kształcenie
Szkoła naucza przedmiotów ogólnych na poziomie licealnym oraz artystycznych w specjalnościach: reklama wizualna oraz formy użytkowe (specjalizacje: snycerstwo, ceramika, tkanina artystyczna, projektowanie graficzne, fotografia). Realizowane są następujące przedmioty artystyczne:
 historia sztuki,
 podstawy projektowania – kompozycja,
 rysunek i malarstwo,
 rzeźba,
 podstawy fotografii i filmu
 główny przedmiot kierunkowy – w zależności od specjalności, będący jednocześnie nazwą specjalności.
 projektowanie multimedialne

Kandydaci do Liceum Plastycznego  muszą pomyślnie przejść przez egzamin wstępny. Składa się on z dwóch części:

1.część praktyczna to egzamin, którego zadaniem jest zbadanie predyspozycji plastycznych i wrażliwości estetycznej kandydata;

2. część teoretyczna to egzamin ustny – w Liceum Plastycznym – badanie zainteresowań kandydata wybraną dziedziną sztuki i zjawiskami kulturalnymi.

Po zakończeniu kształcenia w szkole plastycznej uczeń przystępuje do egzaminu dyplomowego, który składa się z części praktycznej oraz z części teoretycznej. Część praktyczna polega na prezentacji przed komisją pracy dyplomowej, która stanowi podsumowanie wiedzy i umiejętności nabytych na zajęciach głównego przedmiotu kierunkowego, a także obronie jej wartości artystycznej i merytorycznej. Część teoretyczna jest egzaminem z zakresu historii sztuki.

Po uzyskaniu dyplomu uczniowie przystępują do zewnętrznego egzaminu maturalnego.

Po ukończeniu szkoły uzyskuje się tytuł zawodowego plastyka, poświadczonego dyplomem ukończenia szkoły, oraz świadectwo maturalne.

Pracownie artystyczne szkoły
 Pracownia rysunku i malarstwa
 Pracownia ceramiki
 Pracownia rzeźby
 Pracownia snycerstwa
 Pracownia tkaniny artystycznej
 Pracownia fotografii i filmu
 Pracownia projektowania graficznego
 Pracownia podstaw projektowania

Dyrektorzy
 Zbigniew Szulc
 Iwona Wilkoszewska
 Marzena Jermak
 Urszula Januszewska
 Joanna Dybowska

Absolwenci
 Waldemar Marszałek (prof. ASP Gdańsk)
 Bartosz Niedźwiecki (muzyk)
 Izabela Plucińska (reżyserka filmów animowanych)

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Oficjalna  strona  szkoły

Oświata w Koszalinie
Szkoły plastyczne

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Shepherd Moons is the third studio album by Irish singer, songwriter and musician Enya, released on 4 November 1991 by WEA. After the unexpected critical and commercial success of her previous album Watermark (1988), Enya embarked on a worldwide promotional tour to support it. At its conclusion, she wrote and rehearsed new material for her next album with her long time recording partners, manager, arranger and producer Nicky Ryan and his wife, lyricist Roma Ryan. The album was recorded in Ireland and London and continued to display Enya's sound of multi-tracked vocals with keyboards and elements of Celtic and new-age music.

Shepherd Moons received generally positive reviews from critics and became a greater commercial success than Watermark. It went to number one on the UK Albums Chart and peaked at number seventeen on the Billboard 200 in the United States. The album was certified multi-platinum by the British Phonographic Industry and Recording Industry Association of America for shipments of 1.2 million and five million copies, respectively. Between 1991 and 1994, Enya released four singles from Shepherd Moons: "Caribbean Blue", "How Can I Keep from Singing?", "Book of Days", which charted at number ten in the United Kingdom, and "Marble Halls". As with Watermark, Enya supported the album with a worldwide promotional tour that included several interviews and televised performances. In 1993, the album won Enya a Grammy Award for Best New Age Album, the first of four she has won in her career. It was reissued in 1992 and 2009; the latter was a Japanese release with bonus tracks.

Background and writing
In September 1988, Enya released her second studio album Watermark. It became an unexpected commercial success, charting around the world helped by its international top-ten hit, "Orinoco Flow". The album propelled Enya to worldwide fame and she spent much of the following year travelling worldwide to promote it through interviews, appearances, and performances. With such a length of time for promotion, Enya felt the priority was to return to the studio and record a new album rather than spend further time planning and completing a concert tour, partly due to the various difficulties involved in recreating her studio-oriented sound in a live setting. Enya worked with her long time recording partners, manager, producer and arranger Nicky Ryan and his wife, lyricist Roma Ryan. The success of Watermark complicated the writing process at first. Enya recalled: "I put a lot of pressure on myself at the beginning ... When I was composing new melodies I kept thinking "Would this have gone on Watermark? Is it as good?" Eventually I had to forget about this and start on a blank canvas and just really go with what felt right in the studio."

When the process got underway, she was able to forget about the success of Watermark and start again. She added, "It felt like Watermark was a dream. It felt like it hadn't happened. And in a way it's nice because you can concentrate only on the music. You can forget about charts, how much you sold. You forget that." As with all her albums, Enya considered a strong melody as a fundamental part to her songwriting. Only when she has pieced one together, usually with vocal ideas or with piano accompaniment, does she then build a song around it. As with Watermark, Enya sings Irish, her first language, English, and Latin. Her Catholic upbringing and childhood experiences of hymns and church music, coupled with later studies in classical music, were big influences that helped form her albums. She gained inspiration from several sources and stories, including her personal diaries and her grandparents. Two tracks on Shepherd Moons are traditional songs that Enya rearranged with Nicky. Initially, Enya felt worried that by recording non-original songs, she would be unable to perform them with the same amount of emotion as she might with her own compositions, though her strong feelings towards them coupled with their age, made recording them easier.

Recording
Shepherd Moons was recorded with new equipment purchased with the profits from Watermark. Much of the album was recorded at Aigle Studio, the recording studio in the Ryans' home, then located in Artane, a northern suburb of Dublin. However, as with her two previous albums, recording and production had to relocate elsewhere as the Aigle facility lacked the correct equipment to complete the final mix and mastering. The album was finished at SARM West Studios in London, where "How Can I Keep from Singing?", "Book of Days", and "Lothlórien" were recorded with additional engineering and mixing carried out by Gregg Jackman. As with Watermark, several musicians were brought in to perform additional instruments. Andy Duncan plays percussion on "Book of Days", Roy Jewitt plays the clarinet on "Evacuee" and "Angeles", Liam O'Flionn plays the uilleann pipes on "Smaointe...", Steve Sidwell plays the cornet on "Evacuee", and Nicky performs percussion on "Ebudæ".

Enya noticed a change in her own attitude when it came to recording Shepherd Moons, "the difference ... is that I've mellowed". This was down to the greater amount of time Enya took away from the studio, particularly during "quite difficult" moments, while recording the album in comparison to Watermark. The process, she felt, improved her sense of creativity in the long run. In some parts on the album, Enya recorded 500 layered voices without sampling or replication. When the melody to a song was completed, Roma Ryan would write lyrics to it. Several months after recording and mixing was complete, Enya had not yet listened to the album. "I will find any excuse not to. And honestly, I have never felt so miserable as finishing this album. It's fear – fear that all your feelings and all your emotions have gone into the thing, and when you hear it, it won't live up to your expectations for it."

Writer Molly Burke wrote about the album's artwork: "Shepherd Moons features Enya in what can only be described as an opera gown she could be twenty or forty but her delicate beauty is intact. There is a sense of timelessness here bathed in the dark but fragile blue of sorrow".

Songs

Side one
As with Watermark, the album title opens with an instrumental title track with wordless vocals. Its title, devised by Roma, refers to two inner satellite moons around Saturn discovered in 1980, Pandora and Prometheus, that "protect and preserve the rings very much like a shepherd guiding his flock". Enya also liked the title as the association with the moon "is quite romantic".

"Caribbean Blue" is a waltz that depicts a journey through a fantasy world. It was named by Roma Ryan, as the melody that Enya had come up with reminded her of the Caribbean. In writing about the song in 2002, Roma wrote: "As with all dreams we reach for the ideal and "Caribbean Blue" represents such a dream. The lyrics can be summed up in three words, Believe in yourself."

Enya believed "How Can I Keep from Singing?" was a traditional Christian hymn from the Shaker sect. She chose to record her own rendition of it as she liked its melody and "very strong" lyrics. She added, "They talked about the trouble in the world, the strife, the turmoil, but at the end of each verse it simply said "how can I keep from singing?" ... I believe this in music ... at some stage you've got to try and forget the trouble that is around you".
Enya and her record company were sued for copyright infringement by Sanga Music, Inc. for recording the song because she had mistakenly credited this track as a "traditional Shaker hymn", thus assumed it as public domain. Pete Seeger had helped make the song fairly well known in the 1950s by publishing it with Doris Plenn's additional third verse in his folk music magazine Sing Out! (Vol. 7, No 1. 1957), recording it, and mistakenly credited it as a "traditional Quaker hymn" without copyrighting Plenn's verse, thus presenting the entire song as "public domain". It was again published by Sanga Music, Inc. in 1964. Seeger had presented the new verse as being public domain and Plenn had only wanted the song to be preserved rather than seeking to make a profit from it, so the court decided that Enya could use the verse without paying royalties.

"Ebudæ" is an ancient name of the Hebrides islands in western Scotland. The word was previously referenced in "Orinoco Flow", specifically in the lyric "From the north to the south, Ebudae into Khartoum". The song is composed of wordless mouth sounds that resemble Irish and Scottish Gaelic. Its story was inspired by the tradition of Scottish waulking songs sung by women as they fulled cloth.

"No Holly for Miss Quinn" is a piano instrumental named after a novel by Miss Read. It follows its partner piece, "Miss Clare Remembers" from Watermark, also named after one of her stories.

Side two
Enya drew inspiration for "Book of Days" from her own personal diary, something which Roma suggested as she knew Enya enjoyed keeping one. The song was adapted from its original form as an instrumental track for the soundtrack to the 1992 romantic film Far and Away, with Roma writing a set of lyrics based on the film's themes. The song features Irish lyrics that describe the excitement of writing in the diary in the morning, "because you don't really know what's going to happen ... it's the expectation of that day really that she was talking about".

"Evacuee" was written after she and Roma had seen a BBC documentary about a child evacuated from London during World War II and her subsequent reunion with her parents. A girl who was crying while recounting the story of her separation from, and return to, her home had moved them greatly. After Enya had written a melody for the song, the two imagined the scenario of the girl saying goodbye at the train station, "waiting until it's all over".

"Lothlórien" is an instrumental in reference to the Elvish kingdom mentioned in The Lord of the Rings novels and adaptations.

The album's second traditional song, "Marble Halls", is an aria from the 1843 opera The Bohemian Girl by Irish composer Michael William Balfe. Enya felt a sense of challenge when she recorded the latter as it had only been previously sung in an opera setting. For Nicky, it was necessary to incorporate reverb in the song as its title suggested to him that the listener should feel as if they are within a hall itself.

"Afer Ventus" is Latin for "African Wind". Roma was inspired to name the track by listening to its sound and structure with the melody lines constantly "sweeping in between each other", which created a wind-like effect.

"Smaointe...", roughly translated from Irish as "Thoughts...", was originally released as a B-side to the 7" single of "Orinoco Flow" as "Smaoitím... (D' Aodh Agus Do Mháire Uí Dhúgain)", released in 1988. The song refers to the story of a large tidal wave destroying the church, and everyone inside, at Magheragallon Beach in Gweedore, where Enya's grandparents are buried. The theme of loss, something that Enya depicted in Watermark and Shepherd Moons, stemmed from her leaving home at age eleven to attend a strict boarding school, which she described as "devastating".

Release
Shepherd Moons was released on 4 November 1991 in the United Kingdom; its release in the United States followed on 19 November 1991 by Reprise Records. A promotional box set containing a CD and cassette of the album, plus a 14-page booklet autographed by Roma with her words on each track and lyrics, was released and limited to 1,000 copies.

The album became a greater chart success than Watermark, reaching number one on the UK Albums Chart for one week for the week ending on 16 November 1991. It spent a total of 110 weeks on the chart. In the United States, it entered the Billboard 200 at number forty-seven, the week of 7 December 1991. It then rose to its peak at seventeen on the week ending 28 March 1992. It was present on the chart for a total of 238 weeks. On the Billboard New Age Albums chart, the album was number one for twenty-nine weeks during its 266-week stay.

In its first week of release, the album sold over 250,000 copies in the United States, and became Warner Bros. Records' top selling album in early 1992. This commercial success spread across Enya's catalogue; three months after Shepherd Moons, an additional 250,000 copies of Watermark were sold in the same country. By July 1994, seven million copies of Shepherd Moons had been sold worldwide. It sold close to one million copies in the United States each year from 1992 to 1996; in March 1996, it was certified quintuple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipment of five million copies. In January 1997, the album was certified quadruple platinum by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for shipment of 1.2 million copies. By 1994, the album spent 52 weeks on spanish charts and sold nearly 400,000 copies in Spain. The album has sold an estimated 13 million copies worldwide.

Between 1991 and 1994, Enya released four singles from Shepherd Moons. "Caribbean Blue" was the lead single, released in November 1991. It peaked on the singles chart in the United Kingdom at thirteen, and received some crossover airplay exposure on alternative rock radio stations in the United States. "How Can I Keep from Singing?" was also released in 1991 and features two previously unreleased B-sides: "Oíche Chiúin (Silent Night)", the Irish language version of the Christmas carol "Silent Night" recorded in 1988, and "'S Fágaim Mo Bhaile", an original composition recorded in 1991. In July 1992, "Book of Days" was released as the third single and peaked at number ten in the United Kingdom. "Marble Halls" followed in 1994 following its inclusion in the 1993 film The Age of Innocence.

On 4 November 2021, the 30th anniversary of the release of Shepherd Moons, a live "watch party" video was broadcast on Enya's YouTube channel. The video featured the album played in its entirety, with poems by Roman Ryan and commentary on each track.

Reception

Shepherd Moons received generally positive reviews from music critics. In his review for The Washington Post, reviewer Mike Joyce praised Enya's vocals as "impressive" and "crystalline" that bring "unmistakable poignancy to much of the album". However, the tracks that focus on her piano playing, like "No Holly for Miss Quinn" and "Shepherd Moons", make the album "succumb to the usual new age doldrums". Barbara Jaeger gave a positive review for The Record. The three-year gap between Watermark and Shepherd Moons, she wrote, was "worth it" as the album, like its predecessor, contains "rich sonic tapestries that envelop the listener" that brings a "lush, semi-New Age instrumental atmosphere" that is "only part of the inviting package". She picks "Angeles" and "Caribbean Blue" as highlight tracks along with her singing in Irish. In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Ned Raggett acknowledged similarities to Watermark, while also opining that "in terms of finding her own vision and sticking with it", Enya "polished and refined her work to a strong, elegant degree" on Shepherd Moons.

In 1993, Enya was awarded a Grammy Award for Best New Age Album for Shepherd Moons. She also won an IFPI Platinum European Award, a Billboard Music Award, and a National Association of Recording Merchandisers Award for Best Selling Album. Saxophonist Colin Stetson credited Shepherd Moons as an influence on his album All This I Do for Glory (2017). He said the Enya album "made me think about how the air is manipulated in my own music."

Track listing
All music composed by Enya, except "How Can I Keep from Singing?" and "Marble Halls" trad. arranged by Enya and Nicky Ryan. All lyrics by Roma Ryan.

Personnel
Credits are adapted from the 1991 CD liner notes.

Musicians
Enya – vocals, instruments, percussion, arrangement
Andy Duncan – percussion on "Book of Days"
Roy Jewitt – clarinet on "Angeles"
Liam O'Flionn – uillean pipes on "Smaointe..."
Nicky Ryan – percussion on "Ebudæ"
Steve Sidwell – cornet on "Evacuee"

Production
Nicky Ryan – producer, arranger, recording engineer (all other tracks), recording and mixing on "Ebudæ"
Gregg Jackman – mixing engineer, recording engineer on "How Can I Keep from Singing?", "Book of Days" and "Lothlórien"
Robin Barclay – assistant engineer
David Scheinmann – photography
The New Renaissance – wardrobe
EMI Songs Ltd. – publisher
Rob Dickins – executive producer

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications and sales

Release history

Footnotes
Notes

Citations

External links

Enya albums
1991 albums
Grammy Award for Best New Age Album
Reprise Records albums
Warner Music Group albums


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Q: 3rd party DLL reference not working in ASP.NET website application, but working if its web project Im facing a strange issue with my ASP.NET website. We are adding Aurigma Graphic Library for image processing. Ours in ASP.NET 4.5 web site application.
If we create ASP.NET web project Im able to refer the DLL into it and can import the reference to my pages using import
But in ASP.NET website application, its not showing in references (under project properties window) and so I cant import the reference.
So whats wrong in a website application as compared to web project which restrict references hidden.
As you can see in the image below, Aurigma dll is there, but not in the references

Based on an answer I checked refresh entry and it seems to be there as well

A: Visual Studio will load that list based on:

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*The DLL registered in the web.config file under <assemblies>

*The *.refresh files in the bin folder

I bet you don't have a .refresh file for that dll


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Dunwoody Domestic Violence Lawyers
Ryan B. Schwartz
Dunwoody, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 11 years of experience
(678) 325-5544 2496 Jett Ferry Road
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Attorney Ryan Schwartz handles criminal defense and personal injury cases for clients throughout the Atlanta metro area and beyond. He offers personalized client services tailored to a client's unique goals and works diligently to get to the heart of ever matter, uncovering all the facts and details to build a stronger case. In this way, he puts his passion and life-long dreams of being a lawyer to good use in ensuring that every client to Schwartz Trial Law is well taken care of from the start of their case through its conclusion, no matter how complex their matter may be....
Cory Yager
Sandy Springs, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(404) 567-5515 5600 Roswell Rd
Building H Ste 200
Sandy Springs, GA 30342
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Immigration
Graduated second in his class at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School while working full time as a police officer. Highly effective in litigation and trials. Handled over 1500 criminal cases, felony or misdemeanor. Criminal cases involving alcohol or drugs are 85% of all criminal cases, with personal injury for the remainder. Martindale-Hubbell "av" and Preeminent Rated for several years. Super Lawyers-9 years, as Rising Star or Super Lawyer.
Larry Kohn
Suite H200
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Georgia State University College of Law
Best Lawyers in America for DUI Defense, 2018 and 2019. Super Lawyers Top-Rated DUI, Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Attorney. Emory Undergraduate Degree, and Georgia State Law School Juris Doctor degree, high honors, in 1998. Extensive experience with the top DUI lawyer in America, Bubba Head. If arrested for DUI in Georgia, our Atlanta DUI lawyers can assist you. Regular seminar speaker on DUI-DWI. NHTSA DUI standardized field sobriety test instructor. Trained on GA DUI test machine, Intoxilyzer 9000. Legal book author on DUI law and probable cause to arrest for DUI. Partner and DUI attorney Cory Yager is an...
William C. Head
University System of Georgia - University of Georgia
UGA,1973, with honors. UGA School of Law, 1976. Georgia DUI legal book co-author & criminal defense litigation practice, best attorney ratings. Top lawyer ratings with Martindale-Best Lawyers-Super Lawyers-Best Law Firms in America. Trial lawyer for 46 years. Chaired or co-chaired over 40 legal seminars for ICLE-GA beginning in 1978 In 1991, wrote 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction with co-author Reese I. Joye, Jr. Started the annual 2-day seminar, Defense of Drinking Drivers handled by ICLE-GA Speaker at the 1992 ATLA national convention & the 1993 ATLA national convention Sponsored the first NHTSA training seminar for criminal defense lawyers in...
Elinor Hitt
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 15 years of experience
(404) 233-2800 5555 Glenridge Connector, Suite 675
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
I am a versatile family law attorney attorney who is skilled in bringing resolution to complex and simple family law matters. I combine my education and professional experience with personal experience to guide clients with strategic legal advice, compassionate support and solution-focused advocacy. As a family law attorney and former social worker, I am experienced in helping clients with domestic, family law and divorce issues including paternity, legitimation, child custody modification, child support modification, grandparent visitation, enforcement of court orders, family violence and pre- and post-nuptial agreements. I also act as a Guardian ad Litem in contested custody cases and...
Samantha O. Lennon
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(770) 512-7776 400 Northpark Town Center, Suite 1425, 1000 Abernathy Road, N.E.
Domestic Violence, Appeals, Divorce and Family
Samantha represents individuals and families in a wide range of domestic relations legal issues including divorces, custody and child support issues, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, legitimations and adoptions. She devotes time to understanding her clients' individual and family needs. She then develops strategic solutions to protect your rights and best interests. Samantha is committed to developing a close-working relationship with her clients and providing high quality, caring, and efficient legal services for individuals and families.
Samantha graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Arts in English and History and a minor in Corporate Strategy. She earned her law degree,...
Peter Alex Rivner
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(404) 843-1956 Two Ravinia Drive, Suite 1600
Domestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Peter Rivner is a non-equity partner with Caldwell, Carlson, Elliott & DeLoach focusing on family law, divorce, and domestic relations litigation. He has been practicing law for over 10 years, the majority of which has been with the firm. Peter has considerable experience guiding clients through the challenging and often emotional issues that frequently arise in divorce and domestic relations litigation. Peter has represented a wide variety of clients, including athletes, entertainers, business owners, real estate developers, executives, doctors, lawyers, and other professionals. He has handled hundreds of cases involving divorce, child custody and support, family violence, and other issues. Peter's...
Emily S. Yu
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer
(678) 379-9648 5605 Glenridge Dr
Family is everything. That's why choosing the right family law attorney to resolve your family disputes will be one of the most important decisions you will ever have to make. Having experienced a family matter litigation myself, I truly understand how stressful and nerve-racking the court process can be and how important it is to have the right attorney by your side. You NEED an attorney you can get in contact with whenever you have questions. Even when it is not an emergency, having a responsive, caring, and knowledgeable attorney makes all the difference during this difficult time in your...
Savannah Steele
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 8 years of experience
(404) 233-2800 5555 Glenridge Connector
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Savannah Steele is a native of Central Florida, growing up in the Space Coast. While in High School, Savannah began volunteering for the State Attorney's Office in the 18th Judicial Circuit through their Prosecution Alternative for Youth Program where she was able to advocate for other teens in a juvenile diversion program. She has been dedicated to the practice of law ever since. She is a graduate of the Florida State University where she received a B.A. in Communications and a B.A. in Psychology. At Florida State, Savannah was well known and distinguished in her dedication to giving back to...
Alyson Faren Lembeck
Domestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Alyson F. Lembeck advocates for her clients and finds favorable solutions to resolve their cases when possible. If Court is needed for a client, Alyson strongly advocates for her clients to obtain advantageous outcomes in Court. Alyson knows her clients are going through a rough time in their lives, and she does all she can as a counselor and attorney to help them through with practical advice, passionate representation, and creative problem-solving. When you need a family law attorney in Atlanta, Alyson has the experience to help you. Alyson began practicing law primarily as a family law attorney in 2002 and...
Glenn T. Stern
(404) 320-1049 5855 Sandy Springs Cir
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney Glenn Stern learned how to practice law representing indigent clients for the Rockdale County Public Defender's Office-one of metro Atlanta's toughest places to be charged with a crime. In private practice, Glenn has continued to use that skill and training for decades, winning dismissals and reductions for his clients. A graduate of the Stetson University College of Law (nationally renowned for their trial advocacy program), Glenn gained valuable insight into how the "other side" works, trying cases for the Hillsborough County Florida District Attorney's Office as a third-year student. Call today for a...
Brandon Alexander Thomas
(678) 862-9344 1 Glenlake Pkwy NE
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Mr. Thomas is an experienced criminal defense attorney that handles serious cases involving drugs, assault & battery, firearms, fraud, white collar crime, violence, and sex crimes.
Mr. Thomas received his law degree from Emory University School of Law. He also received his bachelors degree, cum laude, in political science from the State University of New York at Albany (SUNY).
Mr. Thomas is a former Assistant Federal Defender for the Middle District of Alabama (Montgomery). As a federal defender, Mr. Thomas handled serious felony cases ranging from white collar crime to drug and firearm cases where defendants were facing life sentences. Prior to...
Edward E Conner Jr.
Peachtree Corners, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer
6801 Governors Lake Parkway, Suite 200
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense and Divorce
Joshua Schiffer
Roswell, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(404) 842-0909 912 Holcomb Bridge Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
"We Won!!" was not something Josh heard a lot as a kid. Never the sportiest fella, East Cobb, Georgia didn't inspire him to a sportsball career despite his innate athletic ability. Graduating from The Walker School Josh went North, to Clark University, MA (Hippies and folks from New York, and SO MANY international people!). Chasing young love back to Georgia, Josh graduated from Georgia State University College of Law in 2002 without any honors. He was on Mock Trial and did Moot Court, though. And was fun. Josh clerked in Cobb Superior Court (A. Grubbs), closed...
Homer P Jordan IV
Atlanta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney
(404) 620-1558 2727 Paces Ferry Road NW
Legal Solutions for a Brighter Tomorrow! We can assist you with your divorce, custody, and child support Needs. Call for a free consultation.
Homer's practice focuses exclusively on family law, including adoption, child support, child custody, divorce and separation. He serves clients in Cobb, Fulton and Paulding counties, as well as the surrounding areas.
Homer is originally from Orlando, Florida. Before earning his J.D. from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, Homer received an MBA from Stetson University and three Bachelor's Degrees in Finance, General Business Administration and Organizational Communication from the University of Central Florida. When Homer...
Morris "Mo" Hugh Wiltshire Jr.
Watkinsville, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(706) 543-0002 1220 Langford Drive
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Nursing Home
The University of Georgia School of Law
As a former felony prosecutor and a former DUI prosecutor in practice for over 20 years Mo Wiltshire has seen every type of criminal case in the court system. His prosecution insider background, along with having tried several hundred jury trials, establishes that Mo Wiltshire possesses a breadth and depth of experience that is very difficult to find elsewhere. Experience is vital but of equal importance is skill and ability in the courtroom. Mo Wiltshire has been formally recognized by numerous national organizations for outstanding achievement and overall excellence as a trial attorney and advocate for his clients....
E. Jay Abt
(678) 582-2272 2295 Parklake Dr. NE
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense and White Collar Crime
E. Jay Abt is a trial-oriented criminal defense attorney who understands that his clients are facing one of the most challenging moments of their life. Mr. Abt defends those who are facing serious charges with skilled and aggressive defense tactics. After studying Japanese history at Emory University, E. Jay Abt graduated with his Bachelor of Arts in 1992. He then continued his education at Emory Law School and graduated in 1995. In 2000, Mr. Abt Founded Abt Law Firm, LLC in Atlanta, Georgia on the principle that all who face criminal charges deserve a fighting chance in court. For the...
V. Joy Edwards
(770) 723-7211 3621 Vinings Slope
Office Suite 4300
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Rutgers School of Law-Camden and Huntingdon College
Attorney Edwards is a well known experienced Atlanta divorce attorney and an excellent litigator. This means if your case calls for aggressive litigation skills, Ms Edwards is the perfect advocate for you.
Ms. Edwards spent three years as the Staff Attorney for two judges in the State Court of Cobb County. That experience has been invaluable in helping her hone her litigation skills and courtroom decorum. It is not often that you can find an attorney to represent you who has had experience from both sides of the bench.
After graduating from Law School, Ms. Edwards was employed at a firm...
Thomas C. Rowsey
(770) 993-5317 295 W Crossville Rd
Bldg 100, #110
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
Mr. Rowsey's practice focuses on family law, divorce, criminal defense and personal injury law. With over 25 years of experience serving clients in Georgia, his ability to successfully handle various legal matters has earned him an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell. This is the highest rating conferred by this nationally recognized and respected directory of lawyers and law firms, and is based upon direct feedback from legal professionals. His recognition not only reflects competence with regard to astute legal skills, but also speaks to his client communication and ethical standards as well.
Sadeer Sabbak
Roswell, GA Domestic Violence Attorney
(404) 793-7773 1875 Old Alabama Rd.
New England Law | Boston
I am a pure criminal defense attorney and I take great pride in that fact. Even before law school, my goal was to become one of the best criminal defense attorneys of my time. I realized that goal was achievable the very first time I stepped into a courtroom because advocating for my client gave me a true sense of purpose. Since then, my passion for helping people and defending them against the government continues to grow every day. To me, standing up for a person, who is being prosecuted by the government, is the most honorable act. I truly...
Richard A. Grossman
(678) 358-6555 66 Lenox Pointe, NE Suite 200
Richard A. Grossman is an experienced Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney. He is committed to zealous representation for federal and state criminal defense cases, with particular expertise in drug offenses. Attorney Richard A. Grossman is dedicated to protecting the rights of the accused.
When you are facing federal criminal charges, you need a lawyer with proven skill, experience and knowledge. Attorney Richard A. Grossman has defended hundreds of clients in federal and state criminal cases, including more than a dozen clients on appeal to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. He is also admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for...
Jeffrey Reeder
Alpharetta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 16 years of experience
(770) 475-2521 3526 Old Milton Parkway
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Rutgers School of Law-Camden and Georgia State University College of Law
The Reeder Law Firm was founded in 1988 by Kathryn Reeder and since its inception the firm has focused its practice primarily in the area of family law. The firm's main office is located in Alpharetta, Georgia, with satellite locations in Cumming, Georgia and Atlanta, Georgia. The firm currently has five attorneys and several staff members. After graduating from law school, Jeff worked as an associate for an Atlanta firm specializing in civil litigation. Jeff then joined the Reeder law Firm in 2008. Since joining the Reeder law firm, Jeff's practice has shifted and is...
Douglas Blake Chanco
(404) 842-0909 3355 Lenox Rd, Suite 750
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Insurance Claims, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Florida Coastal School of Law and Florida State University College of Law
Douglas Chanco is a litigation attorney who specializes in assisting crime victims in Civil Injury, Car Accident Injury, Wrongful Death, and other disputes.
Mr. Chanco manages practices in both the State of Georgia and the United States Virgin Islands. He is a graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College, and been awarded 40 under 40 and Super Lawyer Rising Star status.
David M. Schnipper Esquire
(404) 545-5845 2300 Henderson Mill Road NE #300
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Attorney David M. Schnipper, founder of Schnipper Law, P.C., honed his legal skills while working in two District Attorney's offices. After gaining invaluable experience and making significant professional contacts on the prosecution side, Mr. Schnipper moved on to his true passion personal injury law and criminal defense.
Matt Andrew Hirsch
(888) 547-0323 2300 Henderson Mill Rd
Cohen and Hirsch Criminal Defense, located in Atlanta, Georgia is primarily a criminal defense trial practice law firm. From criminal offenses such as drunk driving and other less severe traffic offenses, theft crimes, assault and battery, drug offenses, domestic violence charges and many others, I can help you. For over 10 years I have defended adults and children in a wide range of felony and misdemeanor criminal matters in Superior Court, State Court, Juvenile Court, and Municipal/Traffic Court. Getting arrested effects everyone. And, if you get arrested or find yourself under investigation, you need to know your...
Olga Izmaylova
(404) 793-7773 1875 Old Alabama Road
I specialize in criminal defense. I have never practiced any other type of law and, honestly, I don't think I ever will. My mom always tells me that ever since I was young, I hated seeing anyone being picked on and I would immediately jump to their defense. My disdain for bullies has turned into my passion for protecting people's rights and fighting for justice. Regardless of guilt or innocence, in my opinion, each person deserves to be treated with decency and respect. Nothing is more upsetting to me than watching prosecutors take advantage of vulnerable people. Which is why...
John H Killeen
(404) 564-7479 3490 Piedmont Road
If you are contemplating a divorce or have other family related legal issues, I can help you out with those problems. I have over 20 years of legal experience handling divorces, family violence, child support and child custody, alimony and spousal support, paternity and father's rights, business disputes, probate and estate disputes, guardianships and conservatorships for incapacitated adults, and other civil litigation issues. I can help you to understand and protect your rights, and will fight for you to make sure that you get the best possible outcome. I look forward to helping you with your family...
Michael Denis Murphy
(404) 525-8500 6400 Powers Ferry Rd.
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Michael D. Murphy is an attorney with Farnsworth & Murphy LLC in Atlanta, GA. Before opening Farnsworth & Murphy LLC, Michael worked as a Senior Associate attorney at one of the largest criminal defense firms in Georgia. Michael has handled a wide range of cases from serious felony charges to minor traffic offenses. He has appeared in courtrooms all over the State of Georgia. While in law school, Michael spent time working as an intern with the Dekalb County District Attorney's Office. While in Dekalb. Michael assisted in handling a broad range of cases with the majority of his cases...
Jill Polster
(404) 919-6910 2300 Henderson Mill Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Known as a fierce advocate, what distinguishes Jill G. Polster from other criminal defense attorneys is her passion for fighting for the underdog along with her extensive experience handling criminal cases.
-Polster has experience on both sides of the courtroom as a prosecutor and a defense attorney giving her a 360-degree view of your case.
-Polster has handled literally thousands of criminal cases from misdemeanors to murders.
-She has extensive jury trial experience with a proven track record of success both as a prosecutor and as a defense attorney.
-Polster thinks outside-the-box when it comes to crafting the most favorable resolution possible...
Alpharetta, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(770) 609-1247 5755 North Point Parkway
Domestic Violence, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Family
Bar Admissions - State Bar of Georgia - State Court of Georgia - Federal U.S. District Court Northern District of Georgia - Federal U.S. District Court Middle District of Georgia Areas of Practice - Divorce and Family Law - Bankruptcy: Personal and Business - Business Law - Immigration
Judy Kim
(404) 839-2300 3500 Lenox Rd NE
Temple University Beasley School of Law
Judy Kim has been practicing law for more than 20 years. She decided to pursue a career representing personal injury victims because she has seen firsthand the devastation that results from these accidents. She feels strongly that the victims deserve compensation and that the responsible parties must be held accountable for their negligence. To that end, she works closely with each client to make that they are taken care of when their health and well-being has been jeopardized. Call now to speak to Atlanta's most trusted personal injury lawyer.
Adam Brown
Peachtree Corners, GA Domestic Violence Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(404) 883-8893 5425 Peachtree Parkway
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Adam loves a challenge. There are a number of people who have Adam to thank for saving their careers after obtaining a NOT GUILTY verdict at trial, including military officers with Top Secret clearances, commercial airline pilots, medical personnel, and even other lawyers who chose Adam to represent them when they were at their most vulnerable. Simply put, he hates losing, and will obsess about your case until he finds the best possible way to defend you. Some people simply can't afford to have a criminal conviction.
Adam has defended thousands of Georgia criminal defense cases. He is certified in Standardized...
David E. Oles
(770) 755-1622 5755 North Point Pkwy
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Elder and Family
Prior to graduating from Harvard Law School, Mr. Oles earned his bachelor's degree in Business Administration and an MBA in Finance. Mr. Oles applied his advanced education as a successful entrepreneur in the highly-competitive auto industry.
Mr. Oles developed valuable experience as a transactional, business and estate planning lawyer with two prestigious national law firms in Georgia and New Jersey. At that time he represented numerous health-care companies and practitioners with problems ranging from business formation and capitalization to employee relations and regulatory compliance.
Mr. Oles' success at representing corporate clients is derived from his own passion for business; but his devotion...
Samuel Jackson Siemon
(770) 888-5078 3400 Peachtree Rd NE #555
Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University
Samuel J. Siemon is the founding partner of The Siemon Law Firm, P.C. Sam, an experienced litigator, practices in the areas of family law and criminal defense. Sam received his Business Degree from Flagler College in Florida and his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. Sam is a member of the Georgia State Bar, the Atlanta Bar Association Family Division, Lanier Forsyth Rotary, Lanier Jaycees, was recently elected as the President of the Forsyth County Bar Association, served as the Vice President of the Forsyth County Bar Association (2007-2008) and as the Secretary/Treasurer (2006-2007). In addition, Sam volunteers...
Bhavya Chaudhary
Norcross, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 19 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Business and Immigration
Emory University School of Law and University of Delhi, School of Law
She practices U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. Bhavya graduated from Delhi University School of Law with an L.L.B degree, and from Emory University, Atlanta, GA with Master of Laws degree. She is licensed to practice law in Georgia and Tennessee, USA and in India. Ms. Chaudhary practices as a Family and Immigration Lawyer specializing in investment and employment-based immigration including National Interest Waivers, EB-1/EB-2 petitions, and EB-5 visas, family-based immigration, removal defense, federal and appellate court litigation, and represents clients in Immigration Courts throughout the country to obtain relief from removal. She has expertise with representing victims of violence and...
Sean Robert Whitworth
Marietta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 13 years of experience
(770) 490-0921 3225 Shallowford Rd., Suite 430
The Law Offices of Sean R. Whitworth was founded by Sean R. Whitworth, and focuses exclusively on domestic family law issues and criminal law throughout the metro Atlanta area to include all surrounding counties. Sean has a diverse background that gives him a unique perspective when dealing with the complexities of litigation. His clients find he is able to explain the issues they will face with clarity and empathy. He is able to listen and understand what a client's particular situation is and advise them as to the most productive and economical way to achieve that goal. After litigating...
Sean Goldstein
(678) 757-5529 2024 Beaver Ruin Road
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Business, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Sean Goldstein dedicates his law practice at Goldstein Law Group to protecting the rights of the accused in the criminal justice system and to helping the injured try to make their lives whole again after unfortunate negligence. In his personal injury practice, Sean understands the devastating effects that a car accident, slip and fall or other premises liability injury, and a defective product injury can have on a plaintiff and his family. After a neck, back, shoulder, head, or other injury, it's possible that an injured person might never be the same again. Sean dedicates his time...
Frankie Hicks III
(800) 248-2846 1640 Powers Ferry Rd
Domestic Violence, Business, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Mercer Univ-W.George L.S
Frank W. Hicks III, Esq., after graduating from Mercer Law School in 2002, began working as a prosecutor where he oversaw the traffic division. He then moved over to the Public Defender's office where he worked for over a decade. He has resolved thousands of criminal cases, ranging from traffic tickets to murder and has over 100 jury trials. Frank draws upon his past experience as a deputy sheriff to assist his clients. Frank is admitted to practice in state and federal trial and appellate courts, including the Georgia Supreme Court.
Lauren Danielle Devine
Alpharetta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney with 5 years of experience
(678) 879-9000 11475 Great Oaks Way Suite 125
Lauren D. Devine is an attorney at Meriwether & Tharp, LLC and has exclusively practiced family law since graduating from law school in 2017. She earned her Juris Doctor (Cum Laude) at Georgia State University College of Law and her bachelor's degree in Mass Media and Political Communication with a minor in Political Science at the University of Missouri. She is also a licensed general civil mediator in the State of Georgia. While in law school, she co-founded the Georgia State University Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) and was its Vice President for three years. She was also a member...
Melody Swilling
Alpharetta, GA Domestic Violence Attorney
(678) 646-6755 11175 Cicero Drive
Florida Coastal School of Law
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The Oyez Lawyer Directory contains lawyers who have claimed their profiles and are actively seeking clients. Find more Dunwoody Domestic Violence Lawyers in the Justia Legal Services and Lawyers Directory which includes profiles of more than one million lawyers licensed to practice in the United States, in addition to profiles of legal aid, pro bono and legal service organizations.


All right, I admit it... I have a tendency to loose track of what I am working on and go off on... tangents. Well, it's happened again. In the middle of working on THREE other projects (Tales volume three, Ninja Babes and The END) I've been thinking of nothing other than French Maids.
OK, a little explanation... I was working on my M.I.M.E.S. drawing for Harold and I sent him an email joking that after he's done working on French Mimes and wants to work on French Maids, let me know because I'd love to draw them. Ha, ha, ha. He thought it was funny too, and so did Wayne Cordova, Harold's writer on M.I.M.E.S.. A few emails later and I've got these images stuck in my head that need to be put on paper. I still have two other ideas and will draw them out and save them soon or than later. Here's what I worked on today... Enjoy.


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He is France's link between defence and attack
Griezmann thankful for thankless role in France side
France's Antoine Griezmann has yet to score as he toils away at this World Cup, but the attacking midfielder could not care less as he is enjoying his comeback at the highest level with the defending champions.
Griezmann, whose job is to link the midfield and the front line in a role where he defends as much as he goes forward, is a happy man on and off the pitch.
While Kylian Mbappe has scored five goals in Qatar to take his overall World Cup tally to nine and Olivier Giroud has surpassed Thierry Henry to become France's all-time top scorer with 52 goals, Griezmann has been slaving away tirelessly in the engine room behind them.
"I had chances to score against Dennmark but I missed them. Maybe I'm not as close to the box as I used to be. I'm playing good games," Griezmann, who has played a record 71 consecutive games with Les Bleus, told reporters.
"I'm still missing a goal but I don't shoot 50 times a game and I'm not obsessing about it. The team need me in midfield to make the link between the defence and the attack. I'm very proud and happy."
Coach Didier Deschamps kept his faith in Griezmann even when the playing was strruggling at Barcelona and got benched upon his return to Atletico Madrid last year.
"I owe him everything, so when I play I play for France, my team mates, but also for the coach," said Griezmann, who ran no less than 11.3 kilometres on Sunday as France beat Poland 3-1 to set up a quarter-final clash with England on Saturday.
"Being well physically helps me a lot. There are no problems in my private life," said Griezmann. "In my head I had tough moments at Barca and last year when I came back to Atletico. It was complicated, I had to make myself very small, I had to find myself, on and off the pitch."
Having a super-fit – and happy – Griezmann has obviously made things easier for Deschamps, who has won 75% of his World Cup games as a coach.
"Every game, every move, is like a thank-you to him. I want to try to do everything I can to make him proud of his number 7," Griezmann said.
"He will always try to find the best solution for the balance of the team. We find it, we found it, we have to continue on that. He trusts everyone, that's a strength of his."
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A couple of days ago, in honor of my "Going Steady With The Blog" perk (get well soon Josh!), I witnessed the People's Non-Binding Arbitration. So Fun! This edition featured pretty chippy trial arguing for and against musicals, dramatized by improvisational comedy, by the one and only @uqaqua.
Jesse Hett argued against musicals because they killed his father. Their testimony purported that Hett wasn't entirely against singing and dancing, as evident by his love of the "Highway to the Danger Zone" scene from Top Gun, but rather irked by musical's unexplained synchronistic synergy. Brandon Garner argued that musicals were the best because "they are a reflection of society". That's it. If you disagreed, in Garner's eye, you were a "fool". When asked about problematic representations, or abusive authors, the defendant merely tried to pander, equating a dislike of musicals to a dislike of the LGBT community. Goddamnit, Brandon.
UQAQUA were remarkably deft in their musicality, playful with showtunes' tropes and language, dramatically pausing to look at the spotlights, snapping in unison. A nice thread developed though the absurdity of gambling on Off Broadway, a chorus bullying people with encroaching chants, and melodramatic deaths underneath "White Christmas".
People's Non-Binding Arbitration, like most improv shows, are a blur. Hard to keep track of, let alone recap. I had the added handicap of volunteering as "sketch artist", graphing the stage in real time. It's was the second best thing to writing notes, second only as it's harder to do and I feared being judged. [Crippling self doubt, yay!] But people liked them! Yay!
"Courtroom Sketch Artist" was new to me, a genius addition to the overall theme of "comedy court". The show is constantly reinventing itself with these little flourishes, adding freshness to the boundless spontaneity of improv comedy, (and adding to our delight as make-believe jurors, witnesses, unruly mob). I can't wait to see what they incorporate next.