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Rossinavi teamed up with IUM to develop a project focused on analyzing the Millennials market
Céline Mercandalli
ROSSINAVI REVEALS A BREAKTHROUGH DESIGN CATEGORY– YACHT DESIGN FOR MILLENNIALS
INTRODUCTION OF new research and designs developed in partnership with the International University of Monaco
FUEL EFFICIENT AND ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS – Capable of boating from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean on one tank of gas
AQUA DYNAMIC – The shape of the hulls allow for shallow cruising and less resistance on the water
DIGITAL INTEGRATION – Yachts equipped with new entertainment, navigation and automation systems
LIFESTYLE – Expansive windows and deck space, and shallow cruising capabilities for beach access and easy moorage
January 2017 – Italian shipyard Rossinavi is pleased to announce an exciting new category in yacht design: superyachts designed for Millennials. First in the world to consider this demographic, this thrilling design concept was developed using new research by the International University of Monaco (IUM) and gives compelling evidence for appealing to this segment of the market.
The research by Rossinavi's Marketing Office finds that the median age of superyacht owners will shift from 45-55 to 35-45 in the next twenty years. As reported by Yachting International, one of the primary reasons for the yachting sector to fare better than others is that the population of Ultra-High Net Worth Individuals is still growing. Worldwide, there are an estimated 82,000 people with a combined fortune exceeding 50 million Euro. Among them are an estimated 1,226 billionaires (480 billionaires in the United States and 147 billionaires in China). A remarkable 20 percent of the top 100 billionaires are under the age of 50, and indeed, yacht owners are getting younger. On average, owners are 10 to 15 years younger than two decades ago.
Compared to the competition, Rossinavi is uniquely positioned to design yachts with Millennials in mind; despite being a young brand that works with young designers, Rossinavi is a highly reputable shipyard with an experienced team. Driven by creative ownership and dynamic employees, Rossinavi has set its sights on harnessing future markets trends. Rossinavi COO Federico Rossi, along with Rossinavi's specialist yacht designers, presented models, sketches and drawings of three new yachts – Attitude, Project I-Tron and 'Mark 48'.
RESEARCH BY THE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MONACO (IUM)
The concept for superyachts Attitude, Project I-Tron and 'Mark 48' have been developed using new research findings by the International University of Monaco (IUM) and their team of luxury management and marketing experts.
In May 2016, Rossinavi teamed up with IUM to develop a project focused on analysing the Millennials market. The research scope was focused, considering what Millennials look for in a yacht and how to attract their attention. The results were wide ranging and provided insights into a numbers of key areas ranging from communication platforms, to design concepts, to field reports. Key findings include:
THE ENVIRONMENT IS IMPORTANT TO MILLENIALS – Rossinavi will equip their yachts with fuel efficient gas tanks and other forward thinking features to ensure minimal effects to the environment
TECHNOLOGY PLAYS A KEY ROLE FOR MILLENNIALS – Rossinavi will rethink navigation, entertainment and automation systems, focusing on ensuring seamless performance and reliability even in extreme conditions
SAFETY IS A PRIORITY OF THE MILLENNIAL MARKET – Navigation and safety was cited as a priority for this demographic. Rossinavi will include top of the line safety features and navigation systems
EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR DESIGN AESTHETICS ARE IMPORTANT – New exterior and interior design reflecting the multifaceted sharing and value driven lifestyle of this new breed of yachtsmen will be incorporated
MILLENNIALS PREFER VERSATILE SPACES – Rossinavi has revolutionized the traditional layout, with spaces being seamless and versatile to allow for flexible usage
The full press release is available below, in the document section.
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ROSSINAVI REVEALS A BREAKTHROUGH DESIGN CATEGORY– YACHT DESIGN FOR MILLENNIALS   INTRODUCTION OF new research and designs developed in partnership with the International University of Monaco   FUEL EFFICIENT AND ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS – Capable of boating from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean on one tank of gas AQUA DYNAMIC – The shape of the hulls allow for shallow cruising and less resistance on the water DIGITAL INTEGRATION – Yachts equipped with new entertainment, navigation and automation systems LIFESTYLE – Expansive windows and deck space, and shallow cruising capabilities for beach access and easy moorage   January 2017 – Italian shipyard Rossinavi is pleased to announce an exciting new category in yacht design: superyachts designed for Millennials. First in the world to consider this demographic, this thrilling design concept was developed using new research by the International University of Monaco (IUM) and gives compelling evidence for appealing to this segment of the market. The research by Rossinavi's Marketing Office finds that the median age of superyacht owners will shift from 45-55 to 35-45 in the next twenty years. As reported by Yachting International, one of the primary reasons for the yachting sector to fare better than others is that the population of Ultra-High Net Worth Individuals is still growing. Worldwide, there are an estimated 82,000 people with a combined fortune exceeding 50 million Euro. Among them are an estimated 1,226 billionaires (480 billionaires in the United States and 147 billionaires in China). A remarkable 20 percent of the top 100 billionaires are under the age of 50, and indeed, yacht owners are getting younger. On average, owners are 10 to 15 years younger than two decades ago.   Compared to the competition, Rossinavi is uniquely positioned to design yachts with Millennials in mind; despite being a young brand that works with young designers, Rossinavi is a highly reputable shipyard with an experienced team. Driven by creative ownership and dynamic employees, Rossinavi has set its sights on harnessing future markets trends. Rossinavi COO Federico Rossi, along with Rossinavi's specialist yacht designers, presented models, sketches and drawings of three new yachts – Attitude, Project I-Tron and 'Mark 48'.  RESEARCH BY THE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MONACO (IUM)   The concept for superyachts Attitude, Project I-Tron and 'Mark 48' have been developed using new research findings by the International University of Monaco (IUM) and their team of luxury management and marketing experts.   In May 2016, Rossinavi teamed up with IUM to develop a project focused on analysing the Millennials market. The research scope was focused, considering what Millennials look for in a yacht and how to attract their attention. The results were wide ranging and provided insights into a numbers of key areas ranging from communication platforms, to design concepts, to field reports. Key findings include:   THE ENVIRONMENT IS IMPORTANT TO MILLENIALS – Rossinavi will equip their yachts with fuel efficient gas tanks and other forward thinking features to ensure minimal effects to the environment TECHNOLOGY PLAYS A KEY ROLE FOR MILLENNIALS – Rossinavi will rethink navigation, entertainment and automation systems, focusing on ensuring seamless performance and reliability even in extreme conditions SAFETY IS A PRIORITY OF THE MILLENNIAL MARKET – Navigation and safety was cited as a priority for this demographic. Rossinavi will include top of the line safety features and navigation systems EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR DESIGN AESTHETICS ARE IMPORTANT – New exterior and interior design reflecting the multifaceted sharing and value driven lifestyle of this new breed of yachtsmen will be incorporated MILLENNIALS PREFER VERSATILE SPACES – Rossinavi has revolutionized the traditional layout, with spaces being seamless and versatile to allow for flexible usage  *** The full press release is available below, in the document section.
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Prayers after the Rosary :.
implored thy help, and sought thy intercession, was left unaided.
my eyes, my ears, my mouth, my heart, my entire self.
keep me, defend me, as your property and possession.
we praise you and honor you and give ourselves to you.
Protect us from every harm.
we may live and die pleasing to God.
Inspire us to prayer, and hasten to hear our supplication.
in behalf of those who honor you.
both virginity and motherhood were present.
Therefore, all the people of the earth unceasingly extol you.
and with the armies of Saints invisibly prays to God for us.
because in our behalf, the Mother of God prays to the Eternal God.
you gave birth to God the Word in virginity.


Poems in the Waiting Room held collaborative exhibitions in 2012 and 2013. I'm rather hesitant to label them annual exhibitions as after each exhibition I promise myself a year off. But there's something very contagious, in a joyful way, about working with artists and poets……Our 2014 exhibition was A Palette of Poetry. Pop over here and read all about it.
When North meets South was Poems in the Waiting Room's 2012 haiku art exhibition. Hop over here and read all about it.
The 2013 exhibition, Bellamys at Five, was a PoArtry exhibition celebrating our fifth birthday. Read all about it here.


Here at Southern Hands Family Dining we are not just a business - we are family. We believe that one should always take time out for family and friends. We are in the business of happiness and a whole lot of laughter. You might walk in having a bad day but trust me you will leave out on cloud nine. It's the funniest thing but our food is and will always be comfort food and our staff is our family so when you bless us with your presence you become family too.


Headache is one of the most common forms of pain and almost all of us have experienced headaches at some point in our lives. The problem arises when these headaches become more recurrent and severe which calls for special attention and treatment. Migraine is a particular type of headache in which the pain is accompanied by other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light. Other than migraines, headaches can be caused due to a number of reasons such as hormonal headaches, sleep deficiency headaches, tension headaches and medication headaches.
Most of us reach out for an over-the-counter pain killer in order to get quick relief from a headache. But, these medications cannot provide long-term relief from the problem or cure it from the root. This is where the role of acupressure comes into play. Acupressure is an ancient therapeutic treatment method which helps to balance the flow of energies in the body by stimulating specific acupressure points in the body, which in turn helps to cure various types of pains, diseases and conditions including headache, migraine, arthritis pain, digestive disorders, asthma, hypertension, insomnia, sexual dysfunction, etc.
How Acupressure Relieves Headaches and Migraine?
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupressure is considered a holistic approach that uses various pressure points in the body to balance the flow of energy. In acupressure, the body is divided in to 12 basic meridians. These meridians represent pathways for life energy. It is believed that any type of illness including headaches and migraines are caused as a result of blockage in the flow of energy. Application of pressure at specific pressure points can unblock these energy pathways and restore the flow of energy, which helps to relieve headache and other pains and disorders.
The Union Valley or He Gu is one of the most popular acupressure points that are stimulated for treating various conditions and pains. This point is situated in the soft fleshy web between the thumb and index finger. This point can be stimulated in both hands to relieve headache and migraine. You can use the fingers of your left hand you apply pressure to the LI4 point in your right hand and vice versa. Apply deep and firm pressure on the point for at least 1 minute. The LI4 acupressure point can also be used to treat digestive disorders, diarrhea, abdominal pain, painful periods, irritability, etc.
This is one of the most important acupressure points for headache that is located in the face directly between the two eyebrows, at a point where the bridge of the nose joins the forehead. This point can be stimulated by applying firm but gentle pressure for at least 1 minute. You can apply pressure in a soft circular motion with your index finger or thumb. This point also helps to balance the pituitary gland, relieve eye pain, eye fatigue and strain, hay fever, indigestion, ulcer pain, etc.
The Drilling Bamboo or Bright Light Point is a pair of facial acupressure points located in the front of the head, at the inner corner of both eye, precisely above the eyelids and on the bone surrounding the eyes. This pair of points can be stimulated together by using both your index finger and thumb. Apply firm and controlled pressure for at least one minute. You can also stimulate the points separately, but make sure you press each point for 1 minute. This point also helps to improve vision, relieve eye fatigue, sinus pain, eye pain and hay fever.
The Welcome Fragrance is one of the beneficial acupressure and acupuncture points for headache that is often stimulated to relieve migraine headaches. This is a pair of points which is situated at the outer side of each nostril, at the bottom of the cheekbone. These points can be stimulated by applying deep and firm pressure in a circular motion for 1 minute. Proper stimulation of these points helps to unblock the sinuses, relieves toothache and eye fatigue, and cures headaches caused of migraine and tension.
This is one of the common points of acupressure for migraine headaches. Feng Chi represents a pair of pressure points that are located at the back of the head just below the ears. You can find the exact position of these two points by locating the two hollows on the back of the neck at the base of the skull. You can stimulate these pair of points by cupping your skull with your hands and placing your thumbs in the hollows at the base of the neck. Apply firm and deep pressure at the points for 4 to 5 seconds and continue it up to 3 minutes. Relax and breathe deeply while massaging this acupressure point. Stimulating this point also helps to relieve stiffness of neck, dizziness, neck pain, eye strain, irritability and arthritis. It also helps to correct neuromotor coordination problems.
This is one of the functional pressure points to relieve migraine, stiffness of beck and mental stress. This point is located exactly at the center of the back of the head, midway between the ears and spine. You can locate it by finding the hollow at the base of the skull. Stimulate this point by applying deep and firm pressure into the middle of the hollow for at least 1 minute. This acupressure point is also beneficial for relieving eye pain, earache, nose pain and throat pain. It also helps to cure vertigo and mental problems.
This is one of the most useful pressure points for headache relief that is located at the neck, right at the base of the skull, on the ropy muscle one-half inch towards the outside of the spine. You can stimulate this point by applying firm pressure in circular motion for 1 minute. Stimulating this pressure point also helps to relieve stress, exhaustion and insomnia and promotes restful sleep. It also cures eye strain, sore throat, stiffness of neck and heaviness of head.
This is one of the less-known acupuncture points for migraines and headaches but it is exceptionally effective. This point is located on the top of the shoulders, two fingers width out from the base of the neck. You can use your index and middle fingers to apply firm and consistent pressure on this point for 1 minute. Stimulating this point on both the shoulders helps to relieve aches at the back of the head, neck pains, stress, stiff neck, and insomnia and eye strain.
This is one of the crucial points of acupressure for headache that is located on both the feet. This point is located on the feet, between the big toe and the second toe, in between the bones. You can stimulate this point by applying steady pressure in circular motion for 1 minute. You can use your thumb or index finger to apply pressure on these points. Applying pressure to this point helps to relieve headaches, eye fatigue, foot crams, allergies, arthritis pain and heaviness of head caused by hangovers.
This is one of the most effective acupressure points fo pain relief that is located at the top of the foot, an inch above the webbing of the fourth and fifth toes. You can use your index finger to apply firm pressure to this point for 1 minute. Activating this point helps to relieve pain caused by sciatica, headaches and arthritis. It also helps to cure water retention, shoulder tension and hip pain.
It is important to apply the correct amount of pressure – In order to get the maximum benefits from acupressure, it is important to apply the right amount of pressure on the pressure points. Always use firm and deep pressure on the points when you are stimulating them. The points should feel sore under the pressure, but the pain shouldn't be unbearable.
Some points may feel tense when stimulated. If you apply excessive pressure on any point and feel increasing pain then gradually decrease the pressure till you attain a balance between pain and pleasure.
You should not endure uncomfortable pain during acupressure therapy. If at any point, a pressure feel uncomfortable or unbearable then stop applying pressure at once.
Choose proper pressing aid – Because acupressure involves stimulating of pressure points, make sure you use the right equipments for stimulating the points.
The most common tool for stimulating the pressure points is your fingers. You can also use your knuckles, elbows, knees, legs and feet to stimulate certain pressure points.
You can also use golf balls or tennis balls to apply pressure on certain points.
So, the next time you have a headache, try stimulating these above mentioned acupressure points instead of reaching out for pain killers and cure the problem of headache and migraine from within with the power of acupressure.


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Explore different cultures and faiths through the 'Breadth of Humanity' journey at the Expo 2020 Dubai
The journey, which is a curated tour available at the site is has been launched to explore the instinctive human desire to accept and embrace different cultures and faiths through the ages.
By Moumita Chakraborty Nov. 15, 2021
With different events to suit different sets of individuals at the Expo 2020 Dubai, an interesting attraction at the event is the Breadth of Humanity journey.
Playing a role in Expo's Tolerance and Inclusivity Week which will be on till November 20, the Breadth of Humanity journey is designed to inspire visitors to reflect on what binds humans together by highlighting the role of key organisations and institutions.
Take for instance the Peru Pavilion, which throws light on the flourishing multi-ethnic nation, founded on values of intercultural dialogue and tolerance. The building throbs with vibrant wisdom and history, providing strong initiations for community bonding.
Another one is the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Pavilion that takes its visitors on a journey of inquiry and understanding, beginning with a black-and-white introduction. It brings about cultures and people together, highlighting unity in diversity.
The Muslim World League Pavilion highlights tolerance and inter-communal harmony wherein visitors can discover ground-breaking solutions for a more cohesive and inclusive future.
Another institution that contains the Breadth of Humanity journey is the Catholic Church's Holy See Pavilion, where the focus is on collaborations between various ethnic groups.
The Breadth of Humanity journey concludes with the tour of the World Expo Museum Pavilion, wherein visitors discover the impact of the World Expos of yesteryear. The events serve as platforms delivering the most exciting, cutting-edge ideas and innovations from different countries to a global audience, thus strengthening bonds between nations.
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Topics: Culture, Dubai, Community, Humanity, Inclusivity, Dubai Expo 2020, Faith, Cultures

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Judgment in the Svea Court of Appeal, 30 May 2017. Case No. T 6335-16
Judgment in the Svea Court of Appeal, 30 May 2017. Case No. T 6335-16, English Download
Judgment in the Svea Court of Appeal, 30 May 2017. Case No. T 6335-16, Swedish Download
Summary: The Respondent to the arbitration challenged the arbitration award under item 2 of Section 34 of the Swedish Arbitration Act. The challenging party moved that the Court of Appeal should annual items 1a, 1b, 3, 5 and 6 of the arbitration award. The challenging party argued that the tribunal exceeded its mandate by basing its decision on circumstances which had not been referenced by the parties. It further argued that this had deprived them of the opportunity to argue its case and that this alleged excess of mandate directly affected the outcome of the arbitration. The Claimant to the arbitration claimed that the tribunal did not base its decision on any circumstance which had not been referenced by a party and that even if it had done so, it would not have affected the outcome of the arbitration.
The Court dismissed the challenge in its entirety. Pursuant to the Court's reasoning, the challenging party must bear the burden of proof for the circumstances serving as grounds for its challenge. The challenging party did not provide sufficient evidence to reach the threshold for the burden of proof required. Therefore the challenging party did not establish that the tribunal had exceeded its mandate. Additionally the contested circumstances were referenced by the claimant to the arbitration and were therefore known within the arbitration proceedings. The Court found that the Tribunal had not exceeded its mandate.


In 2017, Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV had a population of 151k people with a median age of 32.9 and a median household income of $45,449. Between 2016 and 2017 the population of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV grew from 148,008 to 150,670, a 1.8% increase and its median household income grew from $42,678 to $45,449, a 6.49% increase.
The population of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is 46.3% Hispanic or Latino, 33.4% White Alone, and 12.3% Black or African American Alone. 43.4% of the people in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV speak a non-English language, and 85.3% are U.S. citizens.
The median property value in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is $160,200, and the homeownership rate is 54.3%. Most people in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV commute by N/A, and the average commute time is 27.2 minutes. The average car ownership in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is N/A per household.
Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV borders Lake Havasu City PUMA, AZ, Greater North Las Vegas City PUMA, NV, Rural Nevada PUMA, NV, Henderson (East) & Boulder Cities PUMA, NV, Whitney, Sunrise Manor (South) & Paradise (Northeast) PUMA, NV, Las Vegas (Northeast) & North Las Vegas (Outer) Cities PUMA, NV, and Las Vegas City (Southeast) PUMA, NV.
The economy of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV employs 59.1k people. The largest industries in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV are Traveler accommodation (6,680 people), Construction (5,312 people), and Restaurants & Food Services (4,929 people), and the highest paying industries are Broadcasting (except internet) ($105,328), Management, scientific & technical consulting services ($79,072), and Electronics stores ($70,620).
Median household income in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is $45,449. Males in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV have an average income that is 1.22 times higher than the average income of females, which is $34,643. The income inequality in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV (measured using the Gini index) is 0.408, which is lower than than the national average.
Households in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV have a median annual income of $45,449, which is less than the median annual income of $60,336 across the entire United States. This is in comparison to a median income of $42,678 in 2016, which represents a 6.49% annual growth.
Look at the chart to see how the median household income in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV compares to that of it's neighboring and parent geographies.
In 2017, full-time male employees in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV made 1.22 times more than female employees.
This chart shows the gender-based wage disparity in the 5 most common occupations in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV by number of full-time employees.
In 2017 the highest paid race/ethnicity of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV workers was White. These workers were paid 1.04 times more than American Indian workers, who made the second highest salary of any race/ethnicity.
This chart shows the race- and ethnicity-based wage disparities in the 5 most common occupations in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV by number of full-time employees.
In 2017, the income inequality in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was 0.408 according to the GINI calculation of the wage distribution. Income inequality had a 1.31% decline from 2016 to 2017, which means that wage distribution grew somewhat more even.
The 2017 the GINI for Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was lower than than the national average of 0.479. In other words, wages are distributed more evenly in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV in comparison to the national average.
This chart shows the number of workers in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV across various wage buckets compared to the national average.
In 2017, the PUMA with the highest Median Household Income (Total) in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was Washoe County (South) PUMA, NV with a value of $81,787, followed by Las Vegas (Northeast) & North Las Vegas (Outer) Cities PUMA, NV and Northwest Las Vegas Valley PUMA, NV, with respective values of $80,039 and $73,896.
The following map shows all of the PUMAs in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV colored by their Median Household Income (Total).
N/A% of the population for whom poverty status is determined in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV (N/A out of N/A people) live below the poverty line, a number that is approximately the same as the national average of 13.4%. The largest demographic living in poverty are N/A N/A, followed by N/A N/A and then N/A N/A.
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From 2016 to 2017, employment in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV grew at a rate of 3.88%, from 56.9k employees to 59.1k employees.
The most common job groups, by number of people living in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, are Maids & housekeeping cleaners (2,488 people), Cashiers (2,236 people), and Janitors & building cleaners (1,986 people). This chart illustrates the share breakdown of the primary jobs held by residents of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV.
The most common jobs held by residents of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, by number of employees, are Maids & housekeeping cleaners (2,488 people), Cashiers (2,236 people), and Janitors & building cleaners (1,986 people).
Compared to other pumas, Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV has an unusually high number of residents working as Firstline supervisors of gaming workers (18.4 times higher than expected), Gaming services workers (16 times), and Avionics technicians (11.8 times).
The highest paid jobs held by residents of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, by average salary, are Physicians & surgeons ($232,275), Chief executives & legislators ($103,091), and Detectives & criminal investigators ($89,369).
The most common employment sectors for those who live in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, are Traveler accommodation (6,680 people), Construction (5,312 people), and Restaurants & Food Services (4,929 people). This chart shows the share breakdown of the primary industries for residents of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, though some of these residents may live in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV and work somewhere else. Census data is tagged to a residential address, not a work address.
The most common industries in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, by number of employees, are Traveler accommodation (6,680 people), Construction (5,312 people), and Restaurants & Food Services (4,929 people).
Compared to other pumas, Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV has an unusually high number of U. S. Air Force (17 times higher than expected), Traveler accommodation (10.7 times), and Drycleaning & laundry services (7.46 times) industries.
The highest paying industries in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV, by average salary, are Broadcasting (except internet) ($105,328), Management, scientific & technical consulting services ($79,072), and Electronics stores ($70,620).
N/A% of the population of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV has health coverage, with N/A% on employee plans, N/A% on Medicaid, N/A% on Medicare, N/A% on non-group plans, and N/A% on military or VA plans.
Per capita personal health care spending in the puma of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was $6,714 in 2014. This is a 7% increase from the previous year ($6,275).
Primary care physicians in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV see 1764 patients per year on average, which represents a 0.858% increase from the previous year (1749 patients). Compare this to dentists who see 1632 patients per year, and mental health providers who see 536 patients per year.
Between N/A and N/A, the percent of uninsured citizens in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV N/A by N/A from N/A% to N/A%.
The following chart shows how the percent of uninsured individuals in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV changed over time compared with the percent of individuals enrolled in various types of health insurance.
Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is home to a population of 151k people, from which 85.3% are citizens. As of 2017, N/A% of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV residents were born outside of the country.
The ethnic composition of the population of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is composed of 69.7k Hispanic or Latino residents (46.3%), 50.4k White Alone residents (33.4%), 18.5k Black or African American Alone residents (12.3%), 6.59k Asian Alone residents (4.37%), 3.79k Two or More Races residents (2.51%), 795 Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander Alone residents (0.528%), 542 American Indian & Alaska Native Alone residents (0.36%), and 327 Some Other Race Alone residents (0.217%).
The most common foreign languages spoken in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV are Spanish or Spanish Creole (52,885 speakers), Tagalog (2,554 speakers), and Other Pacific Island Languages (597 speakers).
In 2017, the median age of all people in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was 32.9. Native-born citizens, with a median age of N/A, were generally N/A than foreign-born citizens, with a median age of N/A. But people in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV are getting getting older. In 2016, the average age of all Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV residents was 32.
As of 2017, N/A% of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV residents were born outside of the United States, which is approximately the same as the national average of 13.7%. In 2016, the percentage of foreign-born citizens in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was 22.6%, meaning that the rate has been maintaining.
The following chart shows the percentage of foreign-born residents in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV compared to that of it's neighboring and parent geographies.
In 2017, the most common birthplace for the foreign-born residents of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was Mexico, the natal country of 23,525 Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV residents, followed by Philippines with 3,197 and El Salvador with 1,646.
As of 2017, 85.3% of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV residents were US citizens, which is lower than the national average of 93.1%. In 2016, the percentage of US citizens in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was 85.7%, meaning that the rate of citizenship has been decreasing.
The following chart shows US citizenship percentages in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV compared to that of it's neighboring and parent geographies.
In 2017, there were 1.38 times more Hispanic or Latino residents (69.7k people) in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV than any other race or ethnicity. There were 50.4k White Alone and 18.5k Black or African American Alone residents, the second and third most common racial or ethnic groups.
The following bar chart shows the 8 races and ethnicities represented in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV as a share of the total population.
43.4% of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV citizens are speakers of a non-English language, which is higher than the national average of 21.5%. In 2015, the most common non-English language spoken in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was Spanish or Spanish Creole. 38.8% of the overall population of Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV are native Spanish or Spanish Creole speakers. 1.87% speak Tagalog and 0.438% speak Spanish or Spanish Creole, the next two most common languages.
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The median property value in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV was $160,200 in 2017, which is 0.736 times smaller than the national average of $217,600. Between 2016 and 2017 the median property value increased from $143,500 to $160,200, a 11.6% increase. The homeownership rate in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is 54.3%, which is lower than the national average of 63.9%. People in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV have an average commute time of 27.2 minutes, and they commute by N/A. Car ownership in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV is approximately the same as the national average, with an average of N/A per household.
In 2017, the median household income of the N/A households in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV grew to $45,449 from the previous year's value of $42,678.
The following chart displays the households in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV distributed between a series of income buckets compared to the national averages for each bucket. The largest share of households have an income in the N/A range.
In 2017, the median property value in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV grew to to $160,200 from the previous year's value of $143,500.
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This chart shows the households in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV distributed between a series of property tax buckets compared to the national averages for each bucket. In Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV the largest share of households pay taxes in the $800 - $1,499 range.
In 2017, 54.3% of the housing units in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV were occupied by their owner. This percentage grew from the previous year's rate of 52.6%.
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The chart below shows how the median household income in Mesquite City, Sunrise Manor (North), Moapa Valley & Nellis AFB PUMA, NV compares to that of it's neighboring and parent geographies.
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Tuesday, September 03, 2013 3:18 PM
Future of Education is At Hand: Online, Accredited, Affordable, Useful
I have long been in the camp that the price of education is so expensive as to make college a poor choice for many who attend, and a downright bad choice for those who go heavily in debt for degrees in little demand.
The entire education system is and has been for some time unsustainable. The cost of education keeps rising along with ...
Government aid
Salaries of coaches
Competition for the most elaborate dorms
Dylan Matthews at the Washington Post has a 10-part series called "The Tuition is Too Damn High". The first seven articles in the series are already available. Part-10 is the writer's proposed solution.
I have talked about most of the points above except point five. Matthews discusses "dorm competition" in Part VI — Why there's no reason for big universities to rein in spending.
Freddie de Boer is a grad student at Purdue University, one of Indiana's flagship public research institutions. Purdue has a new gym – excuse me, a new "sports center," the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center, to be exact. When de Boer went to check it out, he found treadmills that each featured a TV and an iPod dock, a bouldering wall and a 55-foot climbing wall, a spa with Jacuzzi function that can fit 26 people, six racquetball courts, and a "demonstration kitchen" for cooking lessons.
The Córdova Center wasn't an expense that needed to be paid for. It was an expense made because it could be made, because the nonprofit university rewards those who spend money, not those who save it.
I suggest the problem with the education system is largely that of government throwing more money at the problem. Just as hundreds of affordable housing programs raised (not lowered the price of homes), the same happened in the education system.
Throw in union graft, pensions, sports, and you have the problem in a nutshell. The solution is simple.
Three-Part Solutions
Stop all student aid programs
Increase competition via accredited online programs
End the preposterous pension plans of educators and administrators
Of my three proposals, number two above is now at hand, in the form of more accredited online education, at reputable institutions, giving advanced degrees at affordable prices.
The MOOC That Roared
Reader "Tom" pinged me today with this email:
Hi Mish,
I've read your thoughts and comments on higher education and the future of college degrees. I agree with most of your ideas, but I would have guessed we were 5-10 years away from some of that stuff. Nope. Georgia Tech has a Master's in Computer Science that is going to bust higher education wide open. Check it out:
Maybe I'll get that PhD after all.
Best.... Tom
Radical Change
Tom sent a link to a Slate article The MOOC That Roared, subtitled "How Georgia Tech's new, super-cheap online master's degree could radically change American higher education".
Georgia Institute of Technology is about to take a step that could set off a broad disruption in higher education: It's offering a new master's degree in computer science, delivered through a series of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, for $6,600.
The school's traditional on-campus computer science master's degree costs about $45,000 in tuition alone for out-of-state students (the majority) and $21,000 for Georgia residents. But in a few years, Georgia Tech believes that thousands of students from all over the world will enroll in the new program.
The $6,600 master's degree marks an attempt to realize the tantalizing promise of the MOOC movement: a great education, scaled up to the point where it can be delivered for a rock-bottom price. Until now, the nation's top universities have adopted a polite but distant approach toward MOOCs. The likes of Yale, Harvard, and Stanford have put many of their classes online for anyone to take, and for free. But there is no degree to be had, even for those who ace the courses.
George Washington University's online MBA Healthcare degree, for example, costs the same $1,485 per unit (52.5 units gets you to the finish line) as the standard program. The reasons for this are many, but perhaps the most important is that universities are terrified of debasing the value of their diplomas.
Drop the price of the online degree, the logic goes, and you could have a Napster-like moment sweeping college campuses. Revenues spiral down as degree programs are forced to compete on tuition. That's a terrifying prospect for universities, which have depended on steadily rising tuition—growing at more than twice the rate of inflation—to cover costs.
Georgia Tech's new program, though, throws a monkey wrench into the system by reordering the competitive landscape. U.S. News & World Report ranks the computer science department among the nation's top 10. The new degree—which is a partnership with MOOC pioneer Udacity—is intended to carry the same weight and prestige as the one it awards students in its regular on-campus program.
Uncharted Territory
Someone at Georgia Tech is thinking, and that person is Zvi Galil, the head of Georgia Tech's school of computing.
"This is uncharted territory," he says. But, he warns, if Georgia Tech doesn't do this someone else might come along and do it first—grabbing the notoriety, the students, and the revenue. "There is a revolution. I want to lead it, not follow it".
As I have stated repeatedly, someone was bound to do this, and here we are. And it will not stop with advanced degrees, but rather spread like wildfire to lower degrees.
I have warned parents with kids in grade school to not lock in education costs at today's rates because I expected costs to come down. And they will, dramatically, within a few years.
Unfortunately, this will not do much for high school seniors right now. And it certainly will not do anything for those buried in student debt with no job and no way to pay it back.
But relief is coming for those still in grade school.
Welcome Deflationary Event
College dorms will be for kids of the wealthy, but even then, expect costs to mitigate somewhat when parents decide there is no extra "value" in spending an additional $40,000 a year for education.
Yes, this is a deflationary event, and one that everyone will welcome (except those who benefit from the current system of waste and graft).
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com


READING – State Rep. Barry Jozwiak (R-Berks) is inviting residents in the 5th Legislative District to join him on Saturday, Oct. 7, between 9 a.m. and noon at his district office at the Reading Regional Airport, where they can shred documents with personal information and protect themselves against identity theft.
"Shredding documents with personal, financial and sensitive information on them can help protect a person against the threat of identity theft," Jozwiak said.
Residents can bring up to five packing boxes full of paper to be shredded. The boxes will be returned to residents. The shredding company will not keep or shred boxes.
The shredding will take place onsite at Jozwiak's office at the Reading Regional Airport, which is located at 2501 Bernville Road.
The 5th Legislative District, located completely within Berks County, consists of the townships of Alsace, Bern, Bethel, Centre, Exeter, Jefferson, Maidencreek, Marion, Ontelaunee, Penn, Ruscombmanor, Tulpehocken, Upper Bern and Upper Tulpehocken, as well as the boroughs of Bernville, Centerport, Fleetwood, Leesport and Strausstown.


Will the real creep please stand up?
While Hillary Clinton's new book revealed her calling President Trump a "creep" for invading her personal space during the campaign, another new tell-all book dishes out how she "put up" with her own husband's creepy behavior.
In an authorized biography of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, "Citizen Newt, the Making of a Reagan Conservative," biographer Craig Shirley sheds some light on the Clinton White House years when Gingrich served.
Former President Bill Clinton's creepy groping of women and infamous womanizing are covered by Shirley in the upcoming book, set for an August 29 release.
"Everybody knew somebody who had a story about Clinton grabbing or groping a woman," Shirley wrote, in excerpts provided to the Washington Examiner's "Washington Secrets" column.
"The astonishing thing was not just that he got away with it, repeatedly, without being sued, but that Hillary put up with it, as did the American people. But Clinton had perfected the talent of 'getting away with it' since his childhood. He could, as they say, charm the pants off of you. Or her," he wrote.
Shirley, who has written authoritative histories on former President Ronald Reagan, referred to how then-Arkansas governor Clinton used to come home to an angry Hillary after he had been out pursuing his apparent sexual exploits.
"Time magazine called him a 'reckless, obsessive womanizer.' If Hillary was awakened in the wee hours by her glandular husband, according to Time's report, she would greet him with a 'mouthful of four-letter words,'" Shirley wrote, according to the Examiner.
He also noted the effect of the first official charges of sexual harassment against Clinton by Paula Jones.
"Jokes even made the rounds about impeachment, and there always seemed to be fresh stories of discord in the White House. Hillary threw a lamp at Bill. Hillary Clinton threw an ashtray at Bill. Hillary threw obscenities at Bill," he wrote.
The Gingrich biography ends when the Republican lawmaker was elected as speaker and does not go further with the alleged affairs of the former president, notably his relationship with Monica Lewinsky which eventually led to Clinton's 1998 impeachment.
Amazing, but not surprising, that Hillary Clinton can tout herself as a feminist and accuse Trump of demeaning women while she accepted the actual behavior by her own husband.
Hillary Clinton Calls Trump a Creep? She's married to Bill Clinton and friends with Anthony Weiner and John Podesta… Seriously!?
Hillary is such a feminist, protecting young women from her predator husband. Oh wait, she didn't do that, and instead trashed the women!
But Trump is a creep.
If the Clinton's marriage was any more one of convenience there would be a Slurpee machine in their bedroom. If they actually shared a bed.


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CalculusMultivariable CalculusFind the surface area generated by rotating the given curve about the y -axis. 66. x = e t − t , y = 4 e t /2 , 0 ≤ t ≤ 1
Find the surface area generated by rotating the given curve about the y -axis. 66. x = e t − t , y = 4 e t /2 , 0 ≤ t ≤ 1
10 Parametric Equations And Polar Coordinates11 Infinite Sequences And Series12 Vectors And The Geometry Of Space13 Vector Functions14 Partial Derivatives15 Multiple Integrals16 Vector Calculus17 Second-order Differential EquationsF Proofs Of TheoremsG Complex Numbers
10.1 Curves Defined By Parametric Equations10.2 Calculus With Parametric Curves10.3 Polar Coordinates10.4 Areas And Lengths In Polar Coordinates10.5 Conic Sections10.6 Conic Sections In Polar CoordinatesChapter Questions
Problem 10E
Chapter 10.2, Problem 66E
Find the surface area generated by rotating the given curve about the y-axis.
66. x = et − t, y = 4et/2, 0 ≤ t ≤ 1
Chapter 10.2,
Chapter 10 Solutions
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Why I Write Fantasy: A Question of Morality, Part 4: A Clash of Codes
On April 2, 2018 By rodericktmacdonaldIn Fantasy Fiction, World Building, Writing
You can check out earlier discussions of morality in fantasy writing here, here, and here.
This one goes long, as I felt the need for examples to make sense of what I was saying, so saddle up!
This week let's talk about something a little tricky – the minefield where morality and ethics meet, because in this difficult terrain there are so many opportunities for character conflict and plot development for your stories it's almost criminal.
First, let's set some crude and easily disagreed with parameters here. (i.e. what I consider the crucial differences between what I term 'general morality' and 'ethical systems', or codes of conduct.)
I understand 'general morality' as a social and cultural artifact, rules of behavior and accepted norms in any given society that have varied greatly in our own human history, but tend to share some core characteristics: they promote social cohesion and the ability for people to live and work together, to organize their lives around common assumptions. Cultural norms and the sense of what actions are acceptable to a particular people have varied across time and geographical location within our own world, and there is no reason to believe that in fantasy literature those variances could not be more sharply drawn, and would form part of a rich fabric that could enhance and improve any fantasy story.
An ethical system, by way of contrast, is not the rights and wrongs you learned at your mamma's knee, or absorbed from your peers and elders as you grew up, but is something that as an adult you choose to investigate, consider, agree with, and embrace. Or, over time, reject or enhance, according to your own understanding. My favourite example is the good old Romans. (Cue Michael Palin chained to a wall.) People could in general grow up surrounded by the actions and beliefs of their families, the social structures built around the Mos maiorum and the Roman Virtues, but as adults some could also then be educated in, and choose to follow systems of ethical belief, in the hopes of living the in the best possible manner. In ancient Rome ethical systems like Stoicism and Epicureanism (and many other 'isms') existed in addition to, alongside and often in conflict with both each other and sometimes traditional Roman values. And that is before you even consider the religious and cult affiliations present in Roman society – an individual in that culture could have many conflicting demands placed upon their actions and their consideration of what was right, and a vast array of reasons to disagree with people within their own society about how best to act, never mind what to do when they met people raised within a different culture with its own moral norms!
A host of extra options to develop conflicts between characters, nations, religions, and races exists when you add in the wrinkle of personal ethics and ethical orders or schools. You can then easily have scenarios where people on the same side, with the same moral upbringing, can sincerely disagree on how best to meet a challenge, because of their differing ethical viewpoints. This may help to further involve your readers in the story as they feel compelled to take one side or another, or wonder which point of view truly is 'better' if there is a 'better' option at all! This leads, I think, to an enriched storytelling experience. Now, if only I could practice what I preach!
In fantasy, consider the oaths and strictures of Knightly orders – codes of behavior beyond the standard morality of their people, and how that can complicate things when characters who want to adhere to those codes are placed in a position where their code clashes with their own morality, or the morality and codes of those they are working with. And of course consider the personal anguish if the character realizes they have to compromise their code in order to do the morally correct thing. For instance: a holy warrior fights only for his church, and who adheres to a code of non-interference in secular political matters finds himself compromised when he feels compelled to save a royal child from a dynastic assassination attempt – what consequence will that have for him within his order (will he be cast out, given a penance, sentenced to death?), and almost more importantly, within his psyche? If his identity is tied up in his ability to adhere to his code, what will breaking it mean for him? Beyond that, what will the political result be? How will the enemies and friends of this royal child react to his actions – someone who had sworn never to involve themselves in secular politics is drawn by one action into a web of it, the last thing he (or his order!) ever desired. That could be the entire seed for a story idea, or just one facet of a wider narrative, but I hope you can see how the clash between the character's code (ethics – his decision to dedicate himself to holy conflicts as the only correct reason for him to fight) and his sense of morality (his inability to stand by and let a child die when he can intervene to save him, though the act is not one furthering his church) has led him into a very interesting and difficult place. He might not be comfortable, but hopefully your readers are very interested in how he will deal with the many possible ongoing conflicts in his life, internal and external!
But it doesn't have to be only knights in shining/dented/rusty armor that have codes: any character could have a reason for a highly developed personal code of conduct, that they stick to in addition to, or often despite of, the prevailing moral order. An oath of revenge at all costs, the decision never to kill, the refusal (or commitment) to accumulate wealth, the adherence to a rigid ethical hierarchy of actions (lying, then thieving, then murder as bad actions with associated punishments for instance, or a similar hierarchy of 'good' actions, which the character may prioritize over more pragmatic concerns), the belief that anyone can be redeemed, the determination to never act on emotion, all these things could be major issues that could cause conflict between characters, or be the seeds for enmities that grow much more profound. The advantage is in having the roots of those conflicts lie in something your readers can trace for themselves and understand, even if they may disagree with them! This, I believe, leads to far deeper characterization, and better development of plot, as the conflicts will have a more personal and organic resonance between the characters, and for the reader.
Another form of code can be caused by trauma – a compulsion formed because of, or as a reaction against something that happened in the character's life. Think Batman. There can be ethical and moral repercussions, but these codes tend to be more irrational, harder to control on the part of the character, yet also something that they could learn to be free of, if they can either resolve their original trauma, or learn to put it behind them. Or they could remain trapped in that behavior – it is the writer's call, and is a very strong story hook indeed.
In popular culture Batman's refusal to kill, borne of his early personal experience, has had many unfortunate unintended consequences, but it is a code he will not break, and drives many dilemmas in his adventures. It would be easier for him long-term if he just killed his enemies rather than returning them to Arkham. Simpler, but how much would be lost to his mythos, and how much weaker would the stories that can be told about him be, if he just killed his opponents. And of course he would then lose his grip on being a hero with a moral compass to be admired: his code is what elevates him above the criminals he fights. Speaking of the criminals he fights, Two-Face similarly bound himself to a code that in his case can be a weakness when often the flip of the coin results in him committing to actions that are not in his best interest, that a rational actor would have avoided: this makes him a much more compelling antagonist, as you know that once he flips that coin, he is all in, whichever way it falls. You can wish he would make the other choice, but for him his code (or psychopathy, let's be honest) forces him to honor the coin. The Joker… well the Joker is a morass of contradictions and whims, most deadly, and could take an entire series of articles on his own to pick apart and explore!
Anyway, I hope this helps you see that ethical codes can add dimensions to your characters and reasons for their actions beyond just the morality of their culture or indeed their religious beliefs. These three things can often confusingly interact and seem very similar, (I did say it was a minefield!), but if you can draw the distinctions, at least for yourself as a writer, then I think it helps your characters become more real and nuanced in your mind, which I believe will translate onto the page, and into the reading experience. Not every character or antagonist needs to have a code of ethics, (they will all have some sort of moral position, however) but if any do, I think the code begs to be challenged, to make the character's struggle more intense, and more real for the reader.
Next time I hit this series I'll discuss morality and social class. Does, and should social status effect moral decision making, and how can that impact storytelling in fantasy?
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Home Sports Returning Ronaldo give Juventus edge against impressive Ajax
Returning Ronaldo give Juventus edge against impressive Ajax
Thursday 11 April 2019 12:48 pm IST
Cristiano Ronaldo was again hailed by Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri after scoring with his side's only shot on target to earn a 1-1 draw away to an excellent Ajax in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final in Amsterdam on Wednesday.
On his return from a thigh injury, Ronaldo subdued the 50,000 home fans in the Johan Cruyff Arena when he headed Juventus in front on the stroke of half-time to take his record goal tally in the competition to 125.
However, Brazilian winger David Neres conjured a stunning equaliser almost immediately after half-time to give Ajax a draw that was the very least they deserved.
Despite that, it is Juventus -- for whom substitute Douglas Costa struck a post late on -- who hold the upper hand heading into next Tuesday's return in Turin, with the winners of this tie facing Manchester City or Tottenham Hotspur in the last four.
"Ronaldo showed that he is on a different level. His timing and movement are different to everyone else's, there's nothing you can do about it," said Allegri.
Ronaldo had not played for his club since scoring a hat-trick to dump out Atletico Madrid in the last 16, and his goal here saved the visitors in the face of another fine Ajax performance.
"Ajax have great quality. We suffered after their goal but we defended well and finished the game better," added Allegri.
Ronaldo won the trophy in the last three seasons with Real Madrid, but a fearless Ajax ended the Spanish side's European hegemony in the previous round after a thrilling 4-1 victory in Spain.
This result allows them to maintain hope ahead of the return, even if they might feel they should have won here.
"He's a world class player but I think we did well tonight," captain Matthijs de Ligt said of Ronaldo.
The Ajax coach, Erik ten Hag, added: "It is not the result you hope for, but it is a result. Last time we lost 2-1 to Madrid at home so we are still in it."
Ten Hag's brilliant young side is likely to be broken up at the end of this campaign, so this may be the Amsterdam club's best chance in a long time to win a fifth European Cup.
- De Jong runs the show -
Frenkie de Jong is leaving for Barcelona, and the 21-year-old's eagerness to get on the ball and start moves here underlined why the Catalans were prepared to pay an initial 75 million euros ($84.5 million) in January to secure his signature.
However, it was the Moroccan international, Hakim Ziyech, who was the most prominent going forward in the first half -- one curling effort in the 18th minute was heading for the top corner before being tipped over by Wojciech Szczesny.
Donny van de Beek then put a great chance agonisingly wide after being teed up by Dusan Tadic, while Juventus only displayed their attacking threat in patches.
Ronaldo was largely quiet, but he was afforded too much time and space by the Ajax defence as he opened the scoring right on half-time.
He collected a Rodrigo Bentancur pass, spread the play to Joao Cancelo and then ran unhindered in a straight line into the box to head home his compatriot's cross.
It was his 25th goal of the season -- he has now scored six Champions League goals at the Johan Cruyff Arena, as many as ex-Ajax star Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Ajax fans greeted their team's return for the second half with a rendition of Bob Marley's Three Little Birds, and they were still belting out the words to their adopted hymn when they equalised within a minute of the restart.
Neres robbed Cancelo by the left touchline just inside the Juventus half and advanced before curling a shot beyond Szczesny and into the far corner.
Exerted home pressure followed, although Costa nearly delivered a late sucker punch as he hit the woodwork at the other end.
Ajax are still right in the tie, but left-back Nicolas Tagliafico will be suspended for the return after being booked here.
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