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Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium
Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium Explained
Stadium Name: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
Nickname: Nervión
Location: Seville, Andalusia, Spain
Opened: 7 September 1958; 60 years ago
Renovated: 2021
Owner: Sevilla Fútbol Club
Operator: Sevilla Fútbol Club
Architect: James Cox / Manuel Muñoz Monasterio
Capacity: 43,883[1]
Dimensions: 105mx68mm (344feetx223feetm)
Tenants: Sevilla FC (1958–present)
Spain national football team (selected matches)
The Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium (Spanish; Castilian: Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán; in Spanish; Castilian pronounced as /esˈtaðjo raˈmon ˈsantʃeθ piθˈxwan/) is a football stadium in Seville, Spain. It is the home stadium of Sevilla Fútbol Club, and is named after the club's former president,, who served Sevilla for seventeen years in the early 20th century and helped pioneer the building of the ground.[2] It was the venue for the 1986 European Cup Final between Steaua București and Barcelona and the 1982 World Cup semi-final game between Germany and France.
Built in 1957 and originally an all-stand stadium for 70,000 spectators, its capacity was reduced to the current 43,883 when it was refurbished and transformed into an all-seated venue for the 1982 FIFA World Cup. It replaced the Estadio de Nervión.
The stadium is nicknamed "La Bombonera" (in Spanish; Castilian pronounced as /la βomboˈneɾa/; more commonly used to refer to Estadio Alberto J. Armando, the home stadium of Boca Juniors) or "La Bombonera de Nervión" in Spanish; Castilian pronounced as /la βomboˈneɾa ðe neɾˈβjon/ due to the Nervión neighbourhood where the stadium is situated.
This stadium contains a singular legend: the Spanish national team has never lost a game against an international team in this stadium. In European competition, Sevilla has lost only five times at home; to AZ in the 2006–07 UEFA Cup group stage, to CSKA Moscow in the 2009–10 UEFA Champions League, to Real Betis in the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League, to Manchester City in the 2015–16 UEFA Champions League and to Bayern Munich in the 2017–18 UEFA Champions League.
In May 2018, the club announced launching an expansion project for the stadium that will eventually increase its seating capacity up to 47,000.[3]
The stadium was one of the venues of the 1982 FIFA World Cup, and held the following matches:
Team #1
14 June 1982 2–1 Group 6 (First Round) 68,000
8 July 1982 3–3 (5–4 on penalties) Semi-finals 70,000
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Web site: Sevilla Fútbol Club - La entidad. Sevilla FC. 10 April 2016.
Web site: Ten things you may not know about the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. La Liga. 21 July 2015. 21 August 2018.
https://www.sevillafc.es/en/actual/news/expansion-east-stand-now-underway Expansion east stand now underway
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The photos were taken at Jazz at the Philharmonic concerts, German jazz festivals, the NDR Jazz Workshops in Hamburg, on Quincy Jones' 1960 European Tour and in various clubs, hotel rooms and lobbies in Hamburg, Frankfurt, Paris, Berlin and New York.
Susanne Schapowalow, born in 1922 in Berlin, started as a freelance photographer in 1946. Her main themes were new music, jazz and architecture. Later on she worked as a freelancer for magazines like Der Spiegel, Stern, Merian and Crystal.
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I have to say, when the issue started off, I thought we'd actually get some emotional bonding between Buffy and Spike, considering she was distraught over him bleeding out from his gut wound. But, no, we're just going to brush that under the rug real quick and concentrate on the big bad Dracula's evil plan. Maybe one day I'll get my wish of a healthy and adult relationship between the two of them. Just not today.
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While Dracula's doing his thing, Spike and Buffy, with Dawn as a tag-along, have hit the streets in an attempt to shake down monsters and find out where Dracula may be hiding away with Xander. They run into quite a few monsters, but no vampires. Curious. What could this mean? Spike's got the answer, unknowingly tucked inside his head. The grand master vampire has been playing with the book and playing with Spike's mind, enforcing allegiance from all vampires. With this as a clue, they can try and track down where Dracula is, and hopefully put an end to all the magical mishaps.
Dawn hopes they can also put an end to Xander's mind control, and maybe even help her get back the love she's lost. When she came back, all her memories came back at once, so she's been dealing with the emotional trauma of losing her mother, along with other things, all on her own. What hasn't come back, though, is the emotional connection she has with Xander. She's working on a high school crush level of love, not the deep, abiding love that Xander has for her, and that she used to have for him. I hope she can regain those feelings again. I may not have been on board with the relationship when it began, but I'm fully behind it now. I want it to succeed.
And I also want them all to live, which is starting to become a little bit shaky considering the situation mind-controlled Xander has put them in. In order to counteract those rogue vampires who seek to overthrow their master and take the throne for their own, Xander came up with what he thought was a fool-proof proclamation. "Dracula became the most powerful vampire of all." This causes a noticeable surge of power going through Dracula and puts a beacon on the hotel for the gang to find, but it also set Dracula on a course of transformation. At first he appears to be a werewolf demon creature, but when all is said and done his true form comes out. Xander's words caused Dracula to become the Alpha, the one who created all vampires, Maloker. This was not what anyone signed up for!
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Q: Infer class constructor arguments from instance of class in TypeScript I have a singleton class that is an extension of a 20x20 array.  (I'm making a word search.)  I discovered this delightful syntax for exporting a singleton class's instance maintaining both the name of the instance and that of the class:
const Grid = new class Grid extends Array<string[]> {
  constructor(private readonly size = 20) {
    super(size);
    // ...
  }

  // ...
};

export default Grid;

Huzzah, that works great.  Now to test.  To make things manageable, I want to create a new grid with a much smaller size (maybe 8x8).  In JavaScript, retrieving the constructor is easy.
import Grid from './grid';

const GridConstructor = Grid.constructor;

it('does a thing', () => {
  const testGrid = new GridConstructor(8);
});

Since I know what the argument expects, yes, I can just do that and declare GridConstructor as
const GridConstructor: new(size: number) => typeof Grid = Grid.constructor;

That, of course, is the reasonable solution.  I am not a reasonable person though, and must type ALL THE THINGS using the TypeScript typing engine.  (Okay, so I really just like learning.  Who knows when this may be useful?)
TypeScript thinks that Grid.constructor is of type Function.  As far as I can tell, it doesn't have any information on what that function's shape is.
Is it possible to infer that shape?
The best I've come up with is:
type Constructor<T extends { constructor: new(...args: any[]) => any; }> =
  new(...args: ConstructorParameters<T['constructor']>) => InstanceType<T['constructor']>;

const GridConstructor: Constructor<typeof Grid> = Grid.constructor;

This results in the error:

Type 'Grid' does not satisfy the constraint '{ constructor: new (...args: any[]) => any; }'.

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A: This is currently a limitiation in TypeScript.  Class instances do not have strongly-typed constructor properties; as you noted, the compiler only sees its type as Function.  There is a quite longstanding open issue,
microsoft/TypeScript#3841, asking for this to be changed.  But the "obvious" fix, where the compiler makes instances of a class named Foo have a constructor property of type typeof Foo, would break things.  It's explained in this comment by the language's architect:

The general problem we face here is that lots of valid JavaScript code has derived constructors that aren't proper subtypes of their base constructors. In other words, the derived constructors "violate" the substitution principle on the static side of the class.

For example:
class Foo {
  x: string;
  constructor(x: string) {
    this.x = x.toUpperCase();
  }
}

Let's imagine that every value foo where foo instanceof Foo had a constructor property of type typeof Foo.  Then the compiler would allow you to write the following function without a type assertion:
function cloneFoo(foo: Foo): Foo {
  const ctor = foo.constructor as typeof Foo; // need assertion here in current TS
  return new ctor(foo.x);
}

Then as long as you are just dealing with Foo itself, there wouldn't be a problem:
cloneFoo(new Foo("x")); // okay

But, JavaScript has class hierarchies where subclass constructors can require a different set of parameters than their base classes, and TypeScript also supports this:
class Bar extends Foo {
  y: string;
  constructor(x: string, y: string) {
    super(x);
    this.y = y.toUpperCase();
  }
}

Here, Bar's constructor requires a second parameter, while Foo's does not.  But every instance of Bar is also an instance of Foo, according to both the subtitutability principle and to the JS runtime (e.g., new Bar("x", "y") instanceof Foo evaluates to true).
But this leads directly to a problem.  If every Bar instance is also a Foo instance, then every Bar instance's constructor property must be a valid typeof Foo.  But it isn't:
cloneFoo(new Bar("x", "y")); // error at runtime! y is undefined

We've gained a strongly-typed constructor but got runtime errors in exchange.  To prevent these errors, you'd either need to give up on subclass instances being assignable to superclass instances, making extends a misnomer... or you'd have to restrict subclass constructors so that you could require the same parameters as the superclass, which would be a "massive breaking change" since plenty of existing JavaScript class hierachies violate this rule.
So while the current typing of constructor as just Function is kind of useless, it at least doesn't destroy either class hierarchies or the type system, which is nice.  It's possible there might be something better than Function, but not anything which you can  safely call with new.
Thus the issue has been sitting untouched for years.

Note that in your case, subclasses are not obviously a possibility, since you have a private property which makes things hard to extend.  So perhaps one could open a new issue (or comment on the existing one) asking that constructor be strongly-typed on any class with a private property.  In some sense this would be creating true final classes in TypeScript... but that has already been proposed and rejected in microsoft/TypeScript#8306.
Anyway, for now, this is the way it is.

If you know it's safe to use a strongly-typed constructor, then a type assertion is a reasonable solution; but this is tantamount to what you're already doing:
const GridConstructor = Grid.constructor as new (size?: number) => typeof Grid;

Another workaround here is to manually declare a strongly-typed constructor property:
const Grid = new class _Grid extends Array<string[]> {
  ["constructor"]: typeof _Grid
  constructor(private readonly size = 20) {
    super(size);
  }
}

(The quotes and brackets around constructor are necessary to avoid errors... and the rename from Grid to _Grid is not necessary but helps avoid confusion about which thing we're talking about).
Of course, this is hardly better than a type assertion; you are forcing yourself to write out the constructor type yourself.

So I'd say the answer here is just no; the compiler intentionally does not allow you to infer the type of the constructor parameters from the type of an instance, and it's not clear when or if this will ever change.
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A: use this way
class Foo {
  x: string;
  constructor(x: string) {
    this.x = x.toUpperCase();
  }
}

const foo = new Foo('hello');

const foo2 = new (foo.constructor as any)("world")

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Seal graham crackers in a large ziplock bag and then just completely destroy them with the flat side of a meat tenderizer. Or a rolling pin or a mallet or your own two golden fists of fury, whatever you want, just beat the bejesus out of those crackers until you are left with a sack of graham cracker powder, which you may then pour into a large bowl.
In a microwave-safe bowl, heat the almond butter and butter together until smooth; this should take no more than 1 minute of microwave time, in two 30-second intervals, mixing in between. Stir until blended, and then pour into the bowl with the graham cracker crumbs.
Add powdered sugar to the bowl and mix it all together until combined into a dough. It will take some time to get all of the powdered sugar incorporated. Patience is a virtue.
Roll dough into small, 1-inch balls and spread out on a baking sheet. You may want to line this with parchment paper to make the next step easier, but at this juncture that is not required. Stick into the fridge or freezer to harden.
Melt dark chocolate chips (in a double boiler or in the microwave) and stir until smooth and perfect. Dunk each ball into the melted chocolate, and then return to the lined baking sheet. We like to do halfway in chocolate, but all the way would be, of course, totally allowed, because there is not such thing as too much chocolate. For the cleanest experience, dip balls by stabbing them with a long skewer and then placing them, skewer and all, back on the baking sheet.
Keep it the fridge or freezer until ready to serve.
I'm going to try this and substitute Biscoff spread for the almond butter since our family has nut allergies. I bet they'll be delicious!
This is a high class version of the Ohio "Buckeye."
I should have read the comments first--I also doubled the recipe, and I wound up with 50-some, even after all my nibbling! Also, after adding half the powdered sugar, it was already too sweet for me, so I substituted protein powder.
Is almond butter the same thing as almond paste, which my local market sells.
Almond butter is in the peanut butter section of your market, or sometimes also in the organic/health food section. Worth tracking down to make this recipe!
I'm from the UK so going to substitute some other biscuit for the Graham crackers. As I don't know how big they are can you give me a total weight of the six crackers? Many thanks & love the recipe!
I added a little rum to the chocolate - yum!!
One other tip: a food processor will wreck those graham crackers' world in two pulses. A lot easier than the clubbing them to death.
The graham crackers should be listed by weight to avoid confusion. I used graham crackers from Trader Joe's (the best on earth, by the way), which are cut much smaller than traditional graham crackers. I guessed. Luckily, I guessed right.
As for the recommendations that others have offered (vanilla, obviously, and so forth), they all sound fine and good, but really, this recipe is good as-is. So many desserts incorporate extracts that it's actually nice to see one that doesn't. The result is a bon bon that liked enough to include in cookie gift boxes this Christmas. Everyone LOVED these things.
As for the crumbly dough, I had the same issue, and I expected this might be a problem during the dipping process. After trying one of the finished bon bons, I decided that Kendra made the right choice--a creamier center would get you something more in line with a truffle rather than a bon bon.
I made my first batch with 6 whole graham crackers (12 squares if you use Honey Maid brand) as the recipe stated, but found the dough to be very dry and crumbly. I was able to get them to stay together, though, and the resulting bon-bons were still good, almost crunchy. I made a second batch with just 3 whole grahams, or 6 squares, and got a dough that was creamier and held together better - much more like I had expected when I started this project. These bon-bons were also very good. My family is split on which they like best. Also, take Catie's advice, the food processor is definitely the way to go!
Great recipe, but I am happy that I added 1/2 tsp. almond extract and 1 tsp. vanilla to the batter before adding the sugar. I made 40 bite sized Bon bonds and increased the chocolate.
The number of bon bons made is a bit off. Since it said it makes a dozen, I doubled the recipe to make 2 dozen. You definitely get more than enough almond butter mixture. Doubling the chocolate chips didn't cover all the bon bons. I was able to make 53 of them! I had 30 left without chocolate. They are one inch balls according to the recipe. Clearly you can make 26 of them with this original recipe.
I made this by softening the butter then mixing it in a processor with the graham crackers (which I crumbled roughly by hand), peanut butter and sugar and processing well. Worked great and was super quick.
This is going to be my cookie swap contribution.
No microwave. Can you heat the butter/almond butter on the stove?
Use a bain marie or bowl over a simmering water pot to keep it from scorching.


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As debate continues over healthcare reform on Capitol Hill, we hear from two groups taking action to call for a single-payer system: Mad As Hell Doctors, who have been driving across the country in the lead-up to a rally tomorrow in Washington, DC, and Mobilization for Health Care for All, which is launching "Patients Not Profit" sit-ins at insurance company offices nationwide.
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The Mad as Hell Doctors are a group of Oregon-based doctors who have traveled across the country all month to push for real health care reform. They are rallying in Washington, DC Wednesday. Dr. Paul Hochfeld joins us from Cleveland, Ohio. He's an emergency room physician at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis, Oregon.
We're also joined here in the firehouse studio by Kevin Zeese who is the executive director of The Prosperity Agenda. He is helping to launch a national campaign of "Patients Not Profit" sit-ins at insurance company offices. There is a sit-in and a rally in front of Aetna headquarters in New York today.
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I think it is an indictment of the GOP that not an udderance was heard about funding an unnecessary war,killing thousand,s of young Americans but shout down people promoting health care for all.So Republicans are for killing young Americans while simultaneously denying millions more peace of mind and good health care.They have become such a disgrace it boggles the mind how anyone could be with these scum.
Darren on October 2, 2009 at 1:45 am
I agree with Chris that the GOP has been disgusting on health care and his war VS health analysis is bang on. I'm just not sure that the Democrats have been much better. With a few exceptions, I haven't really see them finding the backbone to stand up to the Republicans. In fact, I am not convinced that they are even interested in standing up to them, given the money they receive from the health care industry (http://www.dumpthesick.com/2009/09/16/hmo-long-term-contributions).
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David Polstein & Christopher White 16 1/4" viola, Boston, USA, 2014
CODE: VA1625~P81-3
This instrument is part of the Contemporary Violin & Bow Maker 2017 Exhibition & Sale, Los Angeles.
David Polstein bio: After graduating from the violin making program at the North Bennet Street School, in Boston, I worked for 6 years doing repair and restoration, with the violin maker, Arthur Toman, in Newton, Massachusetts.
Since 1995, I have focused on making instruments in my own studio in Newton. In 2003, in addition to making instruments on my own, I began collaborating with Chris White making 'cellos and violas. Over the years, I have won 10 awards in the Violin Society of America's International Competitions, including 2 silver medals and a certificate of merit for violas made with Chris.
I am a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers and served for 3 terms as the Secretary of its Board of Governors. I am also currently serving as an advisor to the violin program at the North Bennet Street School.
Christopher J. White bio:
My passion for music led me to double bass studies and later to violin making at The North Bennet Street School in Boston. Broadening my experience in the studios of Sam Zygmuntowicz and William Monical, I opened my own studio in Boston in 1991.
Since 2003 I have collaborated with David Polstein making violas and cellos. Our violas were awarded two silver medals and a certificate from The Violin Society of America.
I became a member of The American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers in 1994 and have served on The Board of Governors. For more than fifteen years I have been a regular substitute instructor for The North Bennet Street School, and also served as an advisor to the violin making program.
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RAPE SCANDAL
Cops took more than TWO MONTHS to let man falsely accused of rape know he'd already been cleared – as two-year ordeal left him on brink of suicide
Paul Faulkner, from Hertfordshire, even lost his £100,000-a-year job in banking because of the false allegations made against him by a malicious former partner
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Updated: 6 Jun 2018, 15:53
POLICE took more than two months to let an innocent man who had been falsely accused of rape know he had been cleared, it emerged today.
Paul Faulkner, 46, was left suicidal over the stress after his partner made a string of allegations against him when he broke up with her in May 2016.
Paul Faulkner, from Hertfordshire, was accused of rape and a series of other false allegations by his ex after he broke up with herCredit: BY DAVID NEW FOR THE SUN
Despite the police having WhatsApp messages from his accuser where she told him it was for "revenge", the CPS took nearly two years to clear Mr Faulkner.
Incredibly, police then took a further TWO MONTHS to let him know that he had been cleared of all charges.
Speaking today, he told The Sun Online: "I'd shown them the evidence, I'd shown them the texts and shown how I was innocent.
"But instead they destroy my life, I lose my job and now I realise that they even knew I was innocent but could not be bothered to tell me."
In this internal police memo an officer says there is insufficient evidence, and that the allegations will result in NFA, meaning no further action. However despite being sent by an officer in November 29, Mr Faulkner was not informed of this until mid-February
In Victim Support memos Mr Faulkner is wrongly named an 'offender'
The revelation is the latest disturbing example of how the police handle rape cases, after a damning report published yesterday saw nearly 50 collapse over withheld evidence.
Mr Faulkner lost his £100,000-a-year job after being branded a "reputational risk" by bosses when four cops raided his home and arrested him on suspicion of assault, actual bodily harm, sexual assault and coercive control in August 2016.
He remained on bail without charge and Hertfordshire Police officers informed him, after 70 weeks on December 21 2017, that he'd been cleared of rape.
But it was not until February this year - just after we revealed his story - that police informed him he'd been cleared of all charges levelled against him.
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In Victim Support memos Mr Faulkner is referred to as an 'offender' by officers - despite having not even been charged with an offence at any stageCredit: BY DAVID NEW FOR THE SUN
After making a request under data protection laws to access information the cops held about him, Mr Faulkner discovered shocking internal memos which showed how he had not been informed for more than 2 months, after the CPS cleared him in November.
He told The Sun Online how he'd been preparing his suicide for New Year's Day, as the false allegations hanging over him for more than 70 weeks took their toll.
"I also find out in these memos that they are referring to me as an 'offender'. Like I'm guilty when I'm not," he added.
"The only way that I feel my case can be described is abuse - I feel abused by Hertfordshire Police."
After his arrest, Mr Faulkner showed cops texts from his ex saying how she intends to 'destroy' him and get 'revenge' before she went to policeCredit: THE SUN
£100k-a-year bank worker's life left in ruins after 70 weeks on bail wrongly accused of rape by blackmailing Match.com girlfriend
Mr Faulkner has also shared phone recordings with The Sun Online in which he can be heard telling an officer the length he'd been on police bail without charge as he sought an update on his case.
The officer can be heard gasping, and says: "Oh God".
A spokesperson for Hertfordshire Constabulary said: "Mr Faulkner has made an official complaint to Hertfordshire Constabulary and while this is being reviewed it would be inappropriate to comment any further."
Yesterday it was revealed that fifty rape cases collapsed in just two months after an urgent review discovered key evidence was kept secret from defence lawyers.
Prosecutors launched the inquiry after a number of high profile trials fell apart because evidence emerged which cleared the names of men accused of rape.
After reviewing every single ongoing rape case, they stopped 47 where the facts hadn't been disclosed properly.
In each of those cases, the defendants should have been told earlier that police had found evidence which suggested they were not guilty.
Chief prosecutor Alison Saunders yesterday apologised to those affected by the evidence blundersCredit: PA:Press Association
Chief prosecutor Alison Saunders yesterday apologised to those affected by the evidence blunders.
She said: "Getting disclosure right is a fundamental part of a fair criminal justice system. Our analysis shows that in the vast majority of cases we are doing that.
"But there are cases where we are falling short, and that is unacceptable.
"I recognise the huge impact on individuals involved, and deeply regret every case where mistakes have been made."
LEFT IN LEGAL LIMBO: How did cops let a man remain under police bail for 70 weeks?
Being on pre-charge bail, also known as police bail, means that officers are continuing their investigation into what a suspect is accused of without having yet decided if they will seek prosecution.
In April last year a 28-day limit came into effect in England and Wales, meaning that investigations are dropped if charges are not brought against suspects within that timeframe. There is a three-month extension available to cops in more extreme cases.
This law came into effect after Mr Faulkner was arrested, when there was no legal limit on how long a suspect could be under pre-charge bail.
Speaking when the new law was announced, the then-Home Secretary Amber Rudd said: "Pre-charge bail is a useful and necessary tool, but in many cases it is being imposed on people for many months, or even years, without any judicial oversight – and that cannot be right.
"These important reforms will mean fewer people are placed on bail and for shorter periods.
"They will bring about much-needed safeguards – public accountability and independent scrutiny – while ensuring the police can continue to do their vital work."
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Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by MrBallpoint, Jun 6, 2008.
Hi there, I've got an weird issue. When i do start the program i see not the regular gui anymore..
Must i go into some panic posse?
But why this issue? an kernel-conflict or something?


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The debacle in the global credit market now threatens to undermine capitalism. Banks are failing; stock markets are in tailspin, with the main U.S. bourse losing about 20 percent during the first week of October; investors are in a state of panic; job losses are mounting.
Companies unable to get credit are turning to the government for help. Laissez-faireism is out, Keynesianism is in. The only parallel between then and now is the Great Depression, when the U.S. government intervened in the market. The aim then, as now, was to restore flagging confidence in the financial market to run itself. Liquidity is now lacking because investor confidence is at rock bottom. Tight credit is pushing businesses to close as their stock prices plunge.
Africa and Caribbean capital markets proved resilient and were insulated from the global meltdown in September. In fact, they benefited from the turmoil in the U.S. and European markets initially, as investors sought safer havens in commodities and in the emerging markets.
Not anymore. These emerging markets began to succumb in early October as the crisis dragged on, forcing foreign investors to take profits. Analysts say the African and Caribbean markets, which typically have not been dependent on cheap credit to operate, are likely to take a bigger hit if the problem continues.
South Africa?s main stock index fell nearly 10 percent during the first week of October, while the Ugandan index was down a whopping 16 percent after a long period of relative growth. The Egyptian main stock index also fell 3 percent, as did Kenyan index.
Caribbean stock exchanges also dropped slightly over the past several weeks. The biggest drop occurred on the Trinidad and Tobago bourse, where the index was down nearly 5 percent during the first week of October. All of the region?s other major stock exchanges, however, registered a decline of less than one percentage point. Bermuda was down by 0.90 percent while Jamaica declined a mere 0.83 percent. The Bahamas registered a 0.15 percent decline, while Barbados registered a 0.2 percent decline.?????


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Featured Vendor: Thruway Sporting Goods
Anthony Verano Published: May 11, 2019
Thruway Sporting Goods will be one of the featured vendors at the Northeast Outdoor Show. Thruway will be featuring an Ammo Sale, Fishing Sale plus special Fishing Rod sales from St. Croix, Okuma, and Lews plus much more! Stop by and see them at the Northeast Outdoor Show!
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Thruway Shopping Center can trace its roots back to 1924 when Meyer and Lillian Jacobowitz founded the Ellenville Fruit Exchange in Ellenville, NY. Looking to expand, Meyer moved the business to Main Street in Walden, NY in 1939 and renamed it the National Self Service Grocery. The National was one of the first true "self service" groceries in the area and Meyer and Lillian quickly built up their business serving the Walden community. In 1946, Meyer and Lillian's daughter and son-in-law Joyce and Arthur Concors joined the business on Main Street. Then came an opportunity to truly expand the family business.
Early in Walden's history, the town was known as the "pocket knife capital of the world" as it was home to three prominent knife factories. The land on which the plaza stands once housed the Walden Knife Company. After the closing of the factory, Arthur saw great potential in the sprawling complex. In 1954, the family moved their grocery business into the building and renamed it the Thruway Food Market and Shopping Center after the newly opened New York State Thruway.
In 2012, major changes brought a new look and expansion to the plaza including the addition of a Hannaford Grocery Store as well as other new tenants.
Today, the family still operates Thruway Sporting Goods, Thruway Wine and Liquor, and Thruway Ace Hardware and remains a vital part of the community they serve.


I'd vote for Marlo, simply by volume of material (and a large percentage of it is good stuff, for sure). But Roy Walton should probably be on the list, as should Alex Elmsley. They have both contributed huge numbers of plots and ideas which have entered into wide circulation.
I'm reading it now instead of doing things I should be doing. Outstanding book, Bob.
My copy is due to arrive tomorrow. I'm quite excited.
A quick update. This idea isn't dead, but it has been sleeping quite heavily. Lots of other things got in the way. But it's coming back to the top of the list. It may end up as an ebook rather than a printed book, however. Will keep everyone posted.
Richard's description of Blackpool as a bleak and cold pisshole is very unfair. During the summer it is a bleak and sometimes warm pisshole.
Yowsah. It's my birthday in March too.
Neither of them had a decent Triumph routine, I know that much.
Richard, do you know if there's video of Derek doing it? Google doesn't find anything.
Just found the Ammar Tonight Show performance on YouTube. Yeah, nothing wrong with that.
I've never seen anyone perform Rollover Aces, I don't think. I admit it didn't grab me when I read it. No doubt Derek made it great. Shame I never got to see him.
I'm in the meh camp. Has anyone ever been fooled by a dancing cane routine? Impressed, maybe, by the technical aspects, but fooled? To be honest, the same goes for a few classic staples.
I'm 50 in as few weeks, can I have a copy as a present?
Thanks for the apology Tom, it is very much appreciated.
Tom Stone wrote: Yes, and that generosity means nothing to you?
I really have no idea how you can conclude that from anything I have said.
To be clear: I am enormously grateful to all those who have published their inventions. They enrich magic by doing so. It's why I'm scrupulous in crediting.
El Mystico wrote: Meanwhile - is that the Ian Land who used to publish in Pabular etc? You seem to have been gone for a long time - welcome back.
It is, thanks for the welcome. Life got in the way for a long time, but I'm working on stuff again.
Thank you Richard, your intervention is appreciated.
OK, that's interesting, and I didn't know that. Doesn't change the basic point, however. Generally speaking what Bill says holds true, as far as I know.
Great stuff. Susskind seems pleasantly oiled.
Have you considered a meat raffle?
How well do they faro?


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Governor Abbott expands business openings in Texas
High Plains Pundit on May 05, 2020
Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference where announced that he will be issuing an Executive Order to expand openings of certain businesses and activities. The Governor also announced new guidance from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) on graduation ceremonies and the creation of Surge Response Teams to combat any COVID-19 flare ups in Texas.
"Texas is in a position to continue opening parts of our economy because of the efforts and determination of the people of Texas," said Governor Abbott. "Over the past month, Texans have worked together to contain the spread of COVID-19 by following social distancing practices and staying at home whenever possible. As we move forward, I urge all Texans to continue following these social distancing guidelines and the health standards we have provided. With every Texan doing their part, we will contain COVID-19, we will unleash our entrepreneurs, and we will make it through this challenge together."
The Governor was joined for the press conference by Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) Commissioner John Hellerstedt, MD, Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) Chief Nim Kidd, Texas Health and Human Services (HHSC) Acting Executive Commissioner Phil Wilson, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath, and Adjutant General of Texas Maj. Gen. Tracey Norris.
Per the Governor's announcement, wedding venues and services required to conduct weddings may immediately open. Weddings held indoors other than at a church, congregation, or house of worship must limit occupancy to 25%. Wedding reception services may also resume, but facilities must limit their occupancy to 25% of the total listed occupancy. These occupancy limits do not apply to the outdoor areas of a wedding reception or to outdoor wedding receptions.
Beginning May 8, cosmetology salons, hair salons, barber shops, nail salons and shops, and other establishments where licensed cosmetologists or barbers practice their trade, may open, but all such salons, shops, and establishments must ensure at least six feet of social distancing between operating work stations. Tanning salons may also reopen under the same limitation. Also starting May 8, swimming pools may open subject to certain limitations, including on their occupancy or operating levels.
Beginning May 18, office buildings may open with the greater of five or less individuals or 25% of the total office workforce. These individuals must maintain appropriate social distancing. Gyms, exercise facilities, and exercise classes may also open on May 18, but must operate at 25% occupancy. Locker rooms and shower facilities will remain closed, but restrooms may open. Non-essential manufacturing services may also open on May 18 but facilities must limit their occupancy to 25%.
These newly opened services are subject to recommended minimum standard health protocols outlined by DSHS. These protocols will be available on the Open Texas webpage.
During the press conference, Chief Kidd and Commissioner Wilson provided details on the newly formed Surge Response Teams. These teams are led by TDEM and HHSC and include representatives from the the Texas Military Department, DSHS, the Texas Emergency Medical Task Force, and BCFS Health and Human Services. Surge Response Teams will serve nursing homes, prisons, packing pants, and other facilities that experience flare ups of COVID-19 by providing personal protective equipment, testing supplies, onsite staffing, and assessment assistance. These teams will also work with local officials to establish health and social distancing standards to contain these flare ups. Several Surge Response Teams have already been deployed to locations across the state. Chief Kidd and Commissioner Wilson's presentation is available here.
TEA Commissioner Morath also provided new guidance on class of 2020 graduation ceremonies for Texas school districts. The TEA is providing four different pathways for schools to celebrate their graduating seniors, and each district is at liberty to determine if any of these options best serve the needs and desires of their community:
Completely virtual ceremonies that take place entirely online, with the use of videoconference or other technologies.
Hybrid ceremonies, which consist of a compilation of videos of students being recognized in person as they celebrate graduation in small groups.
Vehicle ceremonies, in which students and their families wait in their cars while other graduates are recognized one at time with their families alongside them.
Outdoor in-person ceremonies, which are currently permitted for counties as follows:
Between May 15 and May 31, an outdoor ceremony may take place in a rural county that has an attestation as described in the Governor's Report to Open Texas that remains in effect 7 days prior to the ceremony.
An outdoor ceremony may take place in any Texas county on or after June 1.


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