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When it comes to creating online casino games, NetEnt always pushes the envelope. It is rare that you'll ever see two games from this developer that are even remotely alike. Just about every game brings something new to the online casino market and presents players with innovative gameplay features that they are unlikely to encounter when playing games from other designers.
NetEnt also provides players with a great range of branded games that bring their favorite TV shows and movies to life in a brand-new way. Games like Aliens, The Invisible Man, Planet of the Apes and Phantom of the Opera do a wonderful job of staying true to the original content while offering up innovative slots gameplay.
If we can't convince you, then let the experts be your guide. Over the years, NetEnt has won dozens of prestigious awards, which illustrate just how great its games are:
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NetEnt aims to continue its award-winning streak, as the company is always experimenting with new technology. Recently, Gonio's Quest was made into a virtual reality game, while the designer works with companies like Slots Million and Mr Green to develop VR casinos into real, workable platforms.
The Best Netent Casino Games
There are over 100 NetEnt casino games to choose from, and each one promises and exciting and engaging online gaming experience. It may be difficult to decide where to start when playing games from this developer, so we've got you covered. These are just some of the most popular games that are beloved by players across the globe:
This is basically everyone's first NetEnt slots experience – particular because it is part of most free spins offers at online casinos. This 10-payline game may look simple but it packs a punch, offering players a generous free spins round and generous winning potential.
Aloha: Cluster Pays
The first of the Cluster Pays series, Aloha started an exciting new trend in the gaming market. This unique game does away with traditional paylines and instead makes winning combinations based on how many symbols you can land in a group. Players can hit up to 25-of-a-kind wins for big payouts.
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This is yet another slot that turned slots gameplay on its head. In this game, symbols don't spin around on reels. The move in a swirl pattern in such a way that Finn and the Swirly Spin more closely resembles a puzzle game than an online slot.
Archangels: Salvation
As NetEnt's first 100-payline slot, Archangels: Salvation is certainly a groundbreaking slot from this developer. Players are treated to a huge number of winning ways and some thrilling wild features that help improve their odds of winning.
Reel Rush
Reel Rush is a unique slot that features expanding reels. While it might look like your typical fruit machine, it is anything but. This game provides players with the chance to expand the reels for up to 3125 ways to win.
You can play all of the above NetEnt slots on your mobile or desktop device. The designer's games are made using HTML5 technology, which means that you don't have to download any software and they will be accessible from iOS, Android and Windows devices.
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One of the biggest progressive jackpot networks in the online gaming market is operated by NetEnt. There are dozens of progressive slots from this developer that you can play for life-changing prizes. In fact, Mega Fortune broke the Guinness World Record for having paid out the biggest online jackpot ever with a huge prize worth over $20 million. Some of the most generous slots that you'll find from this designer are:
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NetEnt progressive jackpots pay out their top prizes every couple of months. So, you never know if you're going to be the next big winner. There are some amazing prizes up for grabs, as this company's games offer up some of biggest jackpots around.
Is Netent A Trusted Online Casino Games Provider?
You can always rely on NetEnt to deliver players a safe and fair online casino gaming experience. The developer tests all of its games in-house and by third-party testers to ensure that they deliver entirely random outcomes. As such, these games are legit and they are in no way fixed.
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History Of Netent
Originally named Net Entertainment, this casino games developer started out in the online gaming market way back in 2002, but it wasn't until 2010 that the company launched its first game, Gonzo's Quest. Just one year later, its mobile games made a debut, and were some of the first mobile titles available in the online casino world. Over the years, the company has continue to grow and develop to create some of the best games in the market, and today, you can find NetEnt slots at over 3000 different online casinos.


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The first major highlight of the 2018-19 season is 'Serse', one of Georg F. Handel's most compelling dramatic creations. Maxim Emelyanychev conducts il pomo d'oro and a star-studded cast led by superstar counter-tenor Franco Fagioli across Europe in October and November 2018. The 3-CD album of the entire opera, conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev, has been released on Deutsche Grammophon on the 2nd of November 2018, and it is the second collaboration of the orchestra with the historical yellow label.
Franco Fagioli (Serse), Inga Kalna (Romilda), Francesca Aspromonte (Atalanta), Delphine Galou (Amastre), Vivica Genaux (Arsamene), Andrea Mastroni/Andreas Wolf (Ariodate), and Biagio Pizzuti (Elviro).
Handel's 'Serse' is the second collaboration of Il pomo d'oro and Deutsche Grammophon, and it was recorded in Lonigo in early 2018. The ensemble and Franco Fagioli, Francesca Aspromonte, Inga Kalna, Vivica Genaux, Marianna Pizzolato, Biagio Pizzuti and Andreas Wolf are led by Maxim Emelyanychev.


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Flying Fast Jets in the RAF and USAF
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Clive Evans had a lengthy front-line flying career in which he flew Hunters, Canberras and Lightnings. He covers the roles, performance and technical details of each of these types before recounting his own personal experiences on them. The final fast jet he flew was during a three year posting to the USA to evaluate the General Dynamics F-111 that the British Government were considering purchasing. It was at the end of that overseas tour that he was severely injured whilst driving to the airport to return to the U.K.
Lucky to escape with his life, he suffered major spinal damage and was initially partly paralysed: he eventually recovered but his injuries put an end to flying fast jets. Nevertheless, his return to duty involved becoming Project Officer for the design of the new Tornado, followed by a year at Staff College after which he became the Personal Staff Officer to the Air Marshal tasked with procuring new air systems for the Services. He returned to flying by converting to the Hercules, became CO of 24 Squadron, and took part in the Cyprus emergency of 1974.
Clive then became Station Commander at RAF Lyneham which suddenly became the main transport base for supplying our forces during the Falklands War. He drove the Station to unprecedented levels of effort and devised the programme to train the crews to become capable of air-to-air refuelling; a skill that was vital to undertake the long-range flights required in the South Atlantic. The Falkland Islands featured again when, having been promoted to Air Commodore, he was sent there as Deputy Commander of all British Forces.
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Plenty of interesting headlines heading into Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
LEXINGTON - Indy car racing is back.
After multiple postponements, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course finally got the green flag to hold the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio for the 36th time in the history of the track.
Make that 37th as well. This weekend features two big-league races giving Mid-Ohio its first-ever doubleheader.
Before you flip on the TV to catch the race or happen to be one of the lucky ones who get to attend the event live, let's take a look at some of the top headlines heading into the weekend.
Mr. Mid-Ohio, Scott Dixon
The Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio has belonged to Scott Dixon in recent years. In fact, the entire 2020 season has belonged to Dixon who is sitting in the points lead with a dominating 416 points. He had four victories on the year with eight Top 5 finishes. He has a commanding points lead over second-place Josef Newgarden who has 320.
If Dixon can pull out two victories over the week, he will virtually lock up the NTT IndyCar Series Championship which would be the sixth series title of his career. If he does clinch the championship, it will be the 11th time a driver won Mid-Ohio and the series championship in the same season.
There is a reason Dixon's nickname is Mr. Mid-Ohio. He is one of just eight repeat winners at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in the IndyCar series. He has six victories at Mid-Ohio, winning last year's race to go along with wins in 2014, 2012, 2011, 2009 and 2007.
Emerson Fittipaldi has three wins (1993, 1992, 1988), Helio Castroneves (2001, 2000), Alex Zanardi (1997, 1996), Al Unser Jr. (1995, 1994), Michael Andretti (1991, 1990), Teo Fabi (1989, 1983) and Bobby Rahal (1986, 1985) have two wins apiece.
Dixon races for Chip Ganassi Racing and the team has the most victories at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course with 11 wins including eight of the last 13 checkered flags.
Last year's Honda Indy 200 was a thriller. Dixon started in eighth place and finished first with all 90 laps running under green-flag conditions for just the fourth time in the event's history at Mid-Ohio. The third time it ever happened was in 2018 so in back-to-back years, it has been smooth sailing. Dixon's move from eighth to first was the best improvement by a driver during the 2019 race, climbing seven spots to take the checkered flag.
Dixon and his team had the perfect strategy last season as he held off his Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Felix Rosenqvist by 0.0934 seconds, the closest margin of victory in the race's history and third-closest road course finish in Indy car history.
While his six victories are impressive, there was none more impressive than his 2014 victory where he went from last to first improving his starting position by 21 spots to take the win.
First-ever doubleheader for IndyCar at Mid-Ohio
Saturday and Sunday will feature the first-ever doubleheader in Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course history for its annual Honda Indy 200. The two races will mark the 36th and 37th open-wheel Indy car races at the historic venue making it the place that has run the second-most Indy car races in the history of the sport.
The first race was held in 1980 which was a USAC-sanctioned event as Johnny Rutherford cam out with the win. The current IndyCar Series has visited Mid-Ohio every year since 2007.
With this weekend being a doubleheader, Mid-Ohio could see it's eighth back-to-back winner. From 1990-1997, there were back-to-back winners in eight consecutive years among four drivers.
Pole position is crucial at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. A total of 12 drivers have won the race from pole position including Alexander Rossi in 2018. But, as we saw with Scott Dixon, crazy things can happen like going last to first at Mid-Ohio.
Graham Rahal hopes to end Mid-Ohio drought
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Graham Rahal calls Mid-Ohio home as a Columbus native. His last win at Mid-Ohio came in 2015. Since then, he has a fourth, third and two ninth-place finishes including finishing ninth last season.
So far this season, Rahal's best finish was second at the IndyCar Grand Prix in the second race of the season. He also had back-to-back third-place finishes at the Iowa 300 and the famous Indy 500, which was won by Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing teammate Takuma Sato under a yellow flag.
Rahal joins a list of recent Mid-Ohio winners. That list includes:
2019: Scott Dixon, Chip Ganassi Racing
2018: Alexander Rossi, Andretti Autosport
2017: Josef Newgarden, Team Penske
2016: Simon Pagenaud, Team Penske
2015: Graham Rahal, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
2014: Scott Dixon, Target Chip Ganassi Racing
2013: Charlie Kimball, Chip Ganassi Racing
2010: Dario Franchitti, Target Chip Ganassi Racing
2008: Ryan Briscoe, Team Penske
2004 – 2006: No race held
1983 – 2003: Championship Auto Racing Teams (CART) sanctioned
1980: United States Auto Club (USAC) sanctioned
Only 6,000 fans, but we will take it
This weekend, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course will allow 6,000 fans into the stands at the historic sports car course to see the Honda Indy 200. The 6,000-fan limit was a variance granted by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
Six thousand fans is far from the norm. In the event's prime, Mid-Ohio would draw nearly 75,000 fans through the gates. That is a difference of nearly 70,000, but at this point, we will take it as we get a sense of normalcy for once.
Quick hitter headlines
• The fastest race was set by Charlie Kimball on August 4, 2013, with a time of 1:43:29.1371 completing 90 laps and 203.22 miles on his way to the checkered flag at an average speed of 117.825 mph.
• The fastest qualifying time was on July 30, 2016, by Simon Pagenaud with a time of 1:03.8700 at a speed of 127.271 mph.
• The fastest race lap was set by Will Power, on July 31, 2016, with a time of 1:05:2600 at a speed of 124.560 mph.
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Aitken Aitken Cohn named Top Lawyers in the Inland Empire by Inland Empire Magazine – 3rd Year in a Row!
Aitken Aitken Cohn is proud to announce that all our attorneys have been named among the Top Lawyers of the Inland Empire for the third year in a row! Wylie, Darren, Rich, and Casey have also been highlighted for their AV-rating on Martindale-Hubbell, a ranking reserved for only the top five percent of lawyers in… read more
Wylie Aitken Honored as an Irish Legal 100 for 9th Straight Year
Honoring the top Irish professionals in the U.S., Aitken Aitken Cohn Founding Partner Wylie Aitken was designated in the coveted Irish Legal 100 for the 9th straight year. First published in 2009, the Irish Legal 100 honors the most accomplished and distinguished lawyers, judges, educators and politicians of Irish descent from around the country who… read more
Wylie Honored as one of the Top 500 Influential People on Orange County
Aitken Aitken Cohn is proud to announce Founding Partner Wylie Aitken has been selected by the Orange County Business Journal to their coveted OC500 list. The OC500 is the Orange County Business Journal's annual list of the 500 most influential people in Orange County. Honorees range from top executives at the largest publicly traded or… read more
Megan Demshki Installed as 2018-2019 CAOIE First Vice President; Awarded with the Presidential Award for Distinguished Service
Aitken Aitken Cohn associate attorney Megan Demshki was installed as the Consumer Attorneys of the Inland Empire's (CAOIE) First Vice President for 2018-19 and was awarded the Presidential Award for Distinguished Service. Megan was deeply involved in the organization's events this past year and spearheaded the monthly CAOIE Breakfast Club events. Megan curated speakers and… read more
Casey Johnson Receives Unity Award from the Minority Bar Coalition
Congratulations to partner Casey R. Johnson who was awarded with a Unity Award from the Minority Bar Coalition! Unity Awards honor members who have shown dedication to working in a unified manner to advance the cause of diversity in the legal profession. Casey is being recognized as the representative from the Consumer Attorneys of California Diversity Committee,… read more
Aitken Aitken Cohn named to Civic 50 Orange County's Most Charitable Companies Once Again!
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Casey Johnson Honored with the "Be the Change" Award
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All Qualified Aitken Aitken Cohn Attorneys Named to the 2019 Best Lawyers® in America List!
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Marquette University Honors Wylie Aitken with Professional Achievement Award
Wylie Aitken, founding partner of Aitken Aitken Cohn, was awarded this year's "Professional Achievement Award" by his alma mater, Marquette University, at their annual Alumni National Awards Ceremony in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Saturday, April 28, 2018. Chosen for his incredible achievements as a trial lawyer as well as his impact on creating a safer society,… read more
Megan Demshki Awarded with Leo A. Deegan Inn of Court's Biddle Book Award for 2017-18
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A temporada de furacões no Pacífico de 1994 começou oficialmente em 15 de Maio de 1994 na bacia do Pacífico nordeste e em 1º de Junho de 1994 na bacia do Pacífico central e terminou em 30 de Novembro daquele ano. Estas datas delimitam oficialmente o período de cada ano quando a maioria dos ciclones tropicais formam-se no Oceano Pacífico.

Esta temporada foi notável pelo número de intensos ciclones tropicais. Entre eles podemos citar os furacões Emilia, Gilma, John e Olívia; todos os mencionados anteriormente tiveram suas pressões centrais mínimas menores do que 930 milibares. Além destes, o furacão Rosa causou várias fatalidades no México.

Nomes das tempestades
Os seguintes nomes foram usados para nomear tempestades que se formaram na bacia do Pacífico nordeste e central em 1994.

Outros três nomes foram usados da lista de nomes de ciclones tropicais do Pacífico central:
 Li
 Mele
 Nona

Nenhum nome foi retirado desta lista, sendo usados novamente na temporada de 2000.

Ver também
 Furacão Emilia (1994)
 Furacão Gilma (1994)
 Furacão John (1994)
 Lista de ciclones tropicais notáveis

Temporadas de ciclones tropicais
1994

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Scatter some Corn Meal on a Pizza Stone.
Then stretch 1/2 recipe Wolfgang Puck's All Purpose Pizza Dough into the desired shape and thickness.
Bake for 20 minutes. Slice & enjoy hot from the oven!
When we were kids in Rome, we'd often grab a piece of Pizza Bianca as a snack fresh from the Forno. Here's a neat story about a Pizza Bianca tasting venture in Rome where it originated.
We just bought a Cuisinart ice cream maker and this is our second creation. This fabulously easy recipe comes from David Lebovitz's book, The Perfect Scoop. It is to die for! The flavors of Pineapple and Coconut highlighted with a touch of Rum and Lime are marvelous. And the texture is perfect. It's truly a signature summer dessert! It couldn't be easier or better!
Liam, here from Gourmet Blends. Thx for sharing our products and the delicious recipe. I'm going to try it next week when I get home from my travels. Yum!
Another fabulous meal…love the salad, your risotto looks perfect and creamy, that pizza bianco will be tried here for sure, and another David L recipe to make! Brava!
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A wonderful meal! I love your menu, the salad, risotto, pizza and ice cream all look amazingly delicious. I've been wanting to make ice cream but haven't gotten to it yet so thanks for your inspiration and recipe ideas.


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Noelle Harrison's Inspiration
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By Sarah Downey
Her words have transported us to the Northwest Pacific, the woodlands of the Midlands and even the eerie salt marshes of the Camargue in Southern France. For author Noelle Harrison, travelling is a constant source of inspiration. In her latest novel, Where The Ice Burns, the icy landscape of Arctic Norway forms an impressive backdrop.
Noelle Harrison was born in England to an Irish Mother and spent much of her early childhood living in the Home Counties. After attending the University of London, she took the plunge and moved to Dublin in 1991. Throughout the early nineties she wrote and produced three stage plays as well as a short film with her theatre company, Aurora. Noelle left Dublin for Meath with her partner in 1997, where her son was born. August 2004 would see all her dreams finally come through with the publication of her debut, critically acclaimed novel, Beatrice. She has just finished her fifth book after spending time in stunning Norway researching it.
The young Noelle grew up as the daughter of a cook/housekeeper living mainly with employer's families. Early on, she informs me, she became a keen observer of other people's families and their "domestic dramas." She learned to watch and listen to others almost as though she was not even present, just a silent onlooker. Noelle recalls how "this feeling of being an outsider" always helped her to write and is probably why she moves around quite a bit to this day and has not remained on living in the country of her birth.
She began as a little girl to avidly keep notebooks, a useful skill for any aspiring writer. It was in here she jotted down all her most precious thoughts, ideas for books and even stuck inspiring images into them. She tells me that to this day she always takes a notebook with her wherever she goes. "If I am stuck for words I always go back to a notebook and handwriting a passage as I feel this process of moving the pen across paper helps me to connect to my imagination more immediately."
Noelle, like many authors, experienced years of crippling self-doubt before she was finally published. Encouraging, I'm sure, for any writers out there struggling with their confidence. Her first novel took a total of five years to pen, after numerous drafts and re-drafts. Proving that persistence and hard graft can really pay off when it comes to the art of writing. Her Mother, she tells me, never questioned her decision to become a writer and never forced her to get a "proper" job. The unwavering support of those around her proved crucial. "Friends and family who have believed in me has had the biggest impact on my ability to become a writer."
For most writers inspiration can strike at any time and emanate from just about anywhere. Noelle informs me that her primary inspiration comes from "the visual- art and nature." She also enjoys discussing out her ideas with friends who are involved in creative life such as fellow writers, artists and musicians. You certainly won't find Noelle locked in her office for days on end, as she remarks "For me an hour walk in the woods is as productive as spending three hours at my desk."
When asked how she develops her intricate plots, she answers "it can be rather haphazard and intuitive." Generally she begins with a concept or theme, for instance a missing girl in her debut novel Beatrice and tries not to control it. Noelle doesn't like using a rigid plot as she feels it can often be overly restrictive. She believes readers can easily sense this and just switch off. "Sometimes my endings surprise even me!" she adds playfully.
Noelle explains how she tries to let her characters "lead" her through the story, thus she hopes to keep the book "alive." I am intrigued to know, how does she manage to get into the head of some of her darkest characters? "None of us are perfect, we are all flawed in some way.. even my most shining heroine must have a shadow self, and the most darkest of my characters must have redeeming qualities." She manages to identify with all of characters in some way because as she explains so eloquently "there are some experiences, which are universal to the human condition – love, loss, fear."
As with so many writers, Noelle's vast collection of characters have become almost like children to her "I have nurtured them, watched them develop and exist within the pages of my books, in order to finally separate from them but I never completely let them go." Yet amongst them Noelle has her favourites! – Barbara in I Remember, June in The Adulteress and Iselinn in her brand new novel.
For Noelle, research can take her just about anywhere in the world. She is a writer of wondrous landscapes. These landscapes are imperative to her books and often can even form the starting point. She recalls that moving to the North Midlands of Ireland and walking in the woods and bogs there, inspired her first novel. "In all of my books landscapes are crucial, creating emotional barometers for the characters whether it is the big sea & sky of the Northwest Pacific (A Small Part Of Me) or the perpetual twilight of the Arctic winter in Norway (the setting for my new book)." As locations are such a source of inspiration for Noelle, she likes to travel as much as possible, "funds permitting" of course!
Noelle has just put the finishing touches to her fifth novel, Where The Ice Burns. She describes it as "a tale of intrigue, dark family secrets and love set in modern-day Arctic Norway. A young woman is running away from Ireland and a family crisis, to escape to Norway and hide from the pain of loss. Yet her journey brings her closer to all that she fears for her ancestors have been to Norway before, leaving behind them a shame so deep it continues to have consequences for each new generation. Combining ancient myths with the challenge of finding an enduring love in the modern world, Where The Ice Burns is a book about death not as an ending, but rather a beginning."
So what's the hardest part of writing for Noelle? "You have to have bags of patience as nothing happens quickly in the publishing industry and sometimes it is hard to switch off and just wait to hear back."Something I'm sure all budding scribblers must experience at the outset.
Noelle Harrison is, however, in no doubt that the positives far outweigh the negatives, she knows she is living her dream and the dreams of so many just like her.
"I love being a writer, and I constantly count my lucky stars that I am able to do something I feel so passionate about for a living."
Noelle Harrison is the author of Beatrice (2004 ), A Small Part Of Me (2005), I Remember (2008) and The Adulteress (2009). Noelle has written a fabulous article for writing.ie describing how she uses landscape as a metaphor in her work.
For more information on Noelle Harrison and the release of her new book, check out her website .
©Sarah Downey for Writing.ie


Things aren't looking so great for Iron Man in the final trailer for the film.
Tony Stark is getting worried about protecting his girlfriend Pepper Potts, he can't sleep, and the Mandarin is out to ruin his life.
"Iron Man 3" comes out May 3.
A glimpse at Aldrich Killian's (Guy Pearce) lab. Mini-spoiler: It looks like Extremis testing is taking place.
Was Pepper Potts also among those experimented on?
Here's a better look at Iron Man's legion of Iron Men from last week's poster. From the trailer, it looks like they're on his side. Look at the suits!


This Alfa Romeo was preowned by Luigi Villoresi that bought it from Giuseppe Della Gherardesca, full documented history.
History can be seen also taping plate number in official italian registration number websites.
The car was with no engine or trans. Restored in nineties, engine is correct, but not matching, trans 5 gears, from Alfa 2600 Sprint.
Raced in 2017 and 2018 Mille Miglia with good results. Engine 2500 6C running, in good shape.


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RE: No Conscience
Pure Rock Fury Wrote: (03-12-2019 05:47 PM)
It took all of 15 minutes for this to get turned into something about the current political administration. New record?
Any opportunity is a good one, yeah?
It's how trumpo got in, why else would a man who tweeted over and over calling for Obama to release his college transcripts had his "Fixer" Mike Cohen threaten the high school and college if they released trumpo's
So KINDLY go f*#k YOURSELF
LoP Guest Wrote: (03-12-2019 06:18 PM)
booo hoo it was her turn.
It's apperant that you've never taken the SAT's because you'd know the kids knew, so did the adult in the room.
Thanks for letting me know I never took the SAT's. Must have been my virtual twin. You spelled apperant incorrectly. That is apparent.
Oh nooooo, the horror of a typo!!!
Only Asians are allowed to cheat their way into our systems?
Actually the Asians have a lawsuite against Harvard for being looked over. That said Chinese spies abound in the universities. The MIT campus looks like china town.
Affirmative action lawsuit against Harvard in judge's hands
"In deciding the case, a federal judge will have to weigh complex and competing statistical evidence presented by both sides."
Feb. 14, 2019, 3:55 PM EST
"BOSTON — A federal judge will now decide whether Harvard University intentionally discriminates against Asian-American applicants, an allegation made in a 2014 lawsuit that was debated in a final round of arguments Wednesday.
Lawyers for both sides clashed at Boston's federal courthouse, largely recapping cases they made during a trial that ended in November. The case will be decided by U.S. District Judge Allison D. Burroughs, although any ruling is expected to be appealed.
The case carries implications for other U.S. schools that consider race in admissions decisions as a way to bring a diverse mix of students to campus. It has added fuel to a national debate about whether and how race should influence admissions."
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri...ds-n971776
Isabella Wrote: (03-12-2019 06:23 PM)
US universities should only service asians, they are simply better than everyone else.
"Beginning in or about 2011, and continuing through the present, the defendants -- principally individuals whose high-school age children were applying to college -- conspired with others to use bribery and other forms of fraud to facilitate their children's admission to colleges and universities in the District of Massachusetts and elsewhere, including Yale University, Stanford University, the University of Texas, the University of Southern California, and the University of Southern California -- Los Angeles," the indictment said.
The thing that pisses me off. These Hollywood types lead the charge for allowing free college for illegals, while the middle class spend their lives working their asses off to pay to send their children to college. If they can afford it at all!
Definitely one of the highlights of Cohen's testimony..with the letters as back-up and then confirmation from one of the colleges..
Then Robert Kraft should have give the oral sex that day. ZINGGGGGGGGGGG!
The horror in reading comprehension!
Suckers. I know people who got degrees and never once sat foot on the college campus that issued them. They need to pay more.
Cool yer Jets, Isabella. I was simply making a point about how easily any given thread evolves into a political thread these days given enough time. It wasn't an attack on you, personally (or generally).
I stand corrected..
Today's indictments are a good start and the tip of the ice-berg on exposing just one way money buys admittance to universities without having a Legend connection to a university or any personal connections.
Yup. Nobody can convince me that Bush Jr was admitted to Harvard without connections and pull. Be it monetary or otherwise. Same principal.
"The 700 Club"
Actress Lori Loughlin: Balancing Family, Faith, and Career
Snips:
Scott: There's something I want to talk about because you're in an industry that crosses the line morally, ethically, in so many ways. And, as I understand it, you're a person of faith?
Lori: I do believe in God. I was raised Catholic.
Scott: Six episodes turned into seven years. What made the show so successful?
Lori: Well, a couple things, I think. It was a cute show, and it was funny. I think the cast genuinely, we have a real love for each other, and we do till this day. And because the morals are right, there's a message to –in every episode, you know, how to be a good person, how to be a better person, right from wrong. It's a good message.
Scott: Okay, how does that affect your choices in what you do?
Lori: For me personally, I was always very thoughtful about projects that I chose for myself. I would say to myself, "Can my father watch this?" If my father couldn't watch it, I didn't do it. And then when I had children … I always thought, I don't want to do anything that one day might rear its ugly head and my children have to pay the price for that."
Scott: Do you have any sense it's going to last seven years?
Lori: Oh my goodness, well, from your lips to God's ears, as they say. But um, [Scott: Would you want that?] I really do love this show. I think that this show has –I think it's a great family show. I think its heart is in the right place.
Scott: What's the essence of it?
Lori: The essence of it is faith. It's morals, it's community.
http://www1.cbn.com/700club/actress-lori...and-career
PuddyCat
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I thought the thread title was about me, but it's about others with more money.
Politics only interests me because it
transforms people into nincompoops.
w-o-w. Acting:Lying. They can't tell the difference anymore.
PuddyCat Wrote: (03-12-2019 07:43 PM)
It's Conscience not Conscious. Just kidding.