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SASKATOON ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT SCENE
Brit's Picks Oct. 20 – Nov. 3
Now – Sun.
TCU Place
It's a story of a community opening its door to the world when tragedy strikes. Come From Away is the Tony nominated musical about how small town Newfoundland welcomed 7,000 passengers stranded after 9/11. It's full of incredible music and is a heartfelt story about the lifelong bonds that formed after such a show of kindness. Tickets are going fast and they run $50 – $127.
For all the ticket details, follow this link.
Sask. Jewish Arts Festival
Now – Sunday
Var. Venues
A brand new festival kicked off in Saskatoon last night with a dance party and there are many incredible events to come. The Saskatchewan Jewish Arts Festival celebrates the cultures music, theatre and visual art. Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story has been up and running for a week at Persephone Theatre, the story of two Romanian Jewish immigrants who arrive in Canada has been getting incredible reviews and you can see the show until Sunday. Don't miss the celebration of visual art at the Ukrainian Museum of Canada and the Jewish Film night at The Broadway Theatre. Ari Posner and Jardena Gertler-Jaffe will fill the synagogue with the sound of Jewish prayer Friday night in a traditional Shabbat service. Sunday afternoon, the musicians will be joined by the star of Old Stock, Ben Caplan to discuss the relationship between music and prayer. There are free tickets for Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story available based on financial need and the rest of the events are absolutely free.
For the full schedule and more information click here.
Here's the link for tickets to Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story.
Sat. 2:00p.m. & 7:30p.m.
Roxy Theatre
It's one of the first horror films ever made and this year, the silent film Nosferatu turns 100. Just in time for Halloween, the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra will perform the sound track live to a screening of the bone chilling vampire tale. It's part of a Saskatchewan tour that will travel to Lloydminster, North Battleford, Melfort and our fair city. There are two shows Saturday to choose from and tickets are $28 – $35.
Click here for a fright with Nosferatu.
Follow Henny Penny and Chicken Little on their journey with Wide Open Children's Theatre. (wideopen.ca)
Sat. – Oct. 30
The Refinery
The retelling of the children's story of Henny Penny and Chicken Little by Wide Open Children's Theatre will delight. The friendly fowl are on a mission to find out why the sky is falling and who will help them bake that infamous bread. This original take on the story by Crispi Lord will be full of music and audience participation as the hand puppets, shadow puppets and live actors tell the story. All ages are welcome and tickets are $12 – $17 with an online viewing option for $10)
Join Henny Penny and friends by following this link.
Arkells – Barn Burner
Capitol Music Club
It didn't take long for this surprise show to sell out. Arkells tickets went on sale Monday at 11am and in 15 minutes it was sold out. The group is out on its Blink Twice tour and between its Winnipeg and Grande Prairie gigs decided to make a quick stop here in Saskatoon. This is an incredible chance to see them in a small venue. Don't be discouraged, plans change and you never know when you could get lucky and find someone looking to sell theirs online. Tickets are $30 each.
For more information, follow this link.
SPOOKY IDEAS FOR HALLOWEEN…
Now – Oct. 31
Market Mall – Parkade
It's a frightfully good time for all ages. The parkade at Market Mall has been transformed into a ghouls paradise. Wander along the path and see monsters, skeletons, spiders and more. There's a friendlier version 1:00p.m. – 6:00p.m. for the young ones. Staff check with the parents to see how much of a fright you would like. Then in the evenings the horror increases 6:00p.m. – 10:00p.m.. For those really wanting a good jolt, there's the Late Night X-treme Scare is a midnight tour you won't forget. Tickets will run you $12 – $50.
Here's the link that will scare you stiff.
Gear up in your costume and head to the Western Development Museum for a Halloween party. (Western Development Museum)
Boo Town Ball
Western Development Museum
Halloween fun for the whole family. Get your costumes on and head down to the Western Development Museum for a dance, games, magic show and tons of activities. There's also the Spooky Stroll Halloween Weekend (Friday – Monday) where you can wander through BooTown and find 13 ghost babies. There will be treats for the kids. Tickets for the BooTown Ball are $6 – $13 and $29 for a family pass.
Follow this link for a Boo Town adventure.
Halloween Bash
The SSO has plenty of tricks and treats at this family-friendly Halloween Party. Sing along to many favourites like Thriller and Monster Mash. The kids will be excited to hear songs from the Harry Potter soundtrack and, there will be a special guest appearance by Iona Whipp to get the crowd going. Have a little fun, get a little extra time in your costume and enjoy a fantastic evening of music. Tickets for this performance are $64 – $87.
Trick or Treat with the SSO by clicking here.
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text: During the Civil War battle of Seven Pines in Virginia in 1862, Confederate troops attacked a strong Union force. At his camp some two miles away, the Confederate general Joseph Johnston tried to coordinate the attack, but he didn't know the battle had begun because he couldn't hear the fighting, even though people several miles farther away heard the battle clearly. As a result, Johnston did not send in crucial reinforcements and the battle ended in a draw. To reconstruct what happened that day, Charles Ross, a physicist at Longwood College in Virginia and a Civil War buff, looked at weather records and soldiers' diaries. He learned that a terrible thunderstorm raged the night before the battle. Winds were so strong the next morning that Union surveillance balloons were grounded. Ross says that dense forest between Johnston and the fighting absorbed the sound waves near the ground, but swift winds caught the higher sound waves and carried them far from the battle scene. Both these factors put the general in an "acoustic shadow." Johnston went to the front, unaware that the area was now under Union control, and was wounded. He was replaced by Robert E. Lee. "I don't think the Confederates would have won the battle if there hadn't been any acoustic shadows," Ross says, "but I think history definitely would have been different."

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You will want to watch and share this video as one of the girls from the Crisis Aid US Refuge home shares her story and gives us a challenge.
Not only has she been rescued, found healing, and given hope but she has a changed future. She is determined to be a part of the solution and support other girls in need. We are inspired by her resilience and pray that you too will be inspired and challenged by her.


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This is a spring needle (darning/quilting) in a size 11/75. There is one per package.
This is a magnetic needle case for all your hand sewing needles. It has a clasp closure for easy transport. From Collins.
A Schmetz needle designed for straight stitching to perfect topstitch. Five needles in a package -- size 16/100.
Schmetz twin needle size 4.0/80.
From Clover, there are 15 needles per package. These are size 12 applique needles.
This is a package of 15, size 9 needles. These applique needles with a gold eye are a fine, long and sharp needle ideal for delicate piece applique. From Clover Manufacturing.
From Bohin, these are applique needles in size 10. 15 per package.
From John James, these are straw needles for applique in size 9.
From John James, these are straw needles for applique in size 11.
From John James, this straw needle in size 10 for hand applique.
There are 16 needles per package in size 8. These are embroidery needles from John James.
Size 2MM/80, a twin needle from Schmetz. 1 per package.
A size 9/65 needle. This is a universal needle that works for sewing knits or wovens. 5 per package.
For most fabrics. Pack of 5, size 70/10 Made by Schmetz.
For most fabrics. Pack of 5, size 90/14 Made by Schmetz.
A denim needle in size 16/100, it is for sewing heavier fabrics. 5 per package.
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A quilting needle in size 14/90, it is used for quilting through multiple layers of fabrics. It has a sharper point to make it easier. 5 per package.
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A quilting needle in size 11/75 and 14/90, it is used for quilting through multiple layers of fabrics. It has a sharper point to make it easier. 3 size 11 and 2 size 14 per package.
A universal needle in size 8/60, it is used for sewing either wovens or knits. 5 needles per package.
This is a spring needle (darning/quilting) in a size 14/90. There is one per package.
From Havel's, this is a 3.5" long double eye needle. There are 2 per package.
From Bohin, these quilting betweens are a size 7. There are 20 needles per package.
From Dritz, these quilting betweens are a size 10 and there are 20 per package.
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From Dritz, these cotton darners are a size 1-5 and there are 10 per package.
From John James, these embroidery needles are a size 7 and there are 16 per package.
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Contains several varieties of hand sewing needles in a convenient compact for travel.
20 assorted quilting needles in a dial-a-needle case. The sizes are 7-11.
30 assorted hand needles in a Dial-a-needle case. Contains darners, sharps, betweens, Embroiderers, quilting.
This package contains 4 needles in 2 sizes to make tying quilts easier. Also can be used for other household projects (upholstery).
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Here we have provided a quick list of major Canadian Satellite Radio Providers and Retailers that offer Satellite Radio equipment.
Sirius XM is a Canadian radio company which operates as an affiliate of Sirius XM Radio.
BestBuy Canada offer same satellite radios that available at future shop website.
Satellite radio is a digital radio that intercepts radio signals from dedicated satellites that have been assigned for this purpose.
For using a satellite radio you need to subscribe to a satellite radio provider. At this time Sirius and XM Radio are major satellite providers in Canada and US.
Also you need to buy the required equipment including receiver, antenna and the radio.
3.It offers more that 100 channels to choose from, like news, sports, weather, and wide selection of music channels.


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Two to split £10m Glenfiddich task
William Grant & Sons has split its £10m global advertising for the Glenfiddich whisky brand between Vallance Carruthers Coleman Priest (VCCP) and US-based Merkley Newman Harty (MNH). The incumbent McCann-Erickson has lost the £2.5m UK advertis
By Marketing Week	 5 Feb 2004 12:00 am
William Grant & Sons has split its &£10m global advertising for the Glenfiddich whisky brand between Vallance Carruthers Coleman Priest (VCCP) and US-based Merkley Newman Harty (MNH). The incumbent McCann-Erickson has lost the &£2.5m UK advertising business, an account it has held for almost three decades.
McCann-Erickson will continue to work for the brand in some markets, such as Spain and France.
VCCP and MNH have been briefed to come up with global campaigns for the brand, which will be thoroughly reviewed over the coming months. It is not clear whether the stag icon, which is associated with blue-collar sport in America, will be ditched.
Managing director Simon Macdonald, alongside group marketing director for malts Paul Godfrey, oversaw the pitch. Macdonald, a former Bass Beers marketer, joined William Grant last year from Citibank, where he was the managing director of business banking for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (MW November 13, 2003).
The pitch was called last summer by the former international marketing director Tim Dewey, who is understood to have been asked to leave the family-run business following a disagreement over strategy (MW August 7, 2003).
Dewey was responsible for Glenfiddich, blended whisky Grant's and super-premium brand Balvenie, as well as for developing a consumer culture within a company which has historically been a trade and import business. Dewey has since joined SAB Miller as international brands director (MW January 8).
William Grant suffered a spate of management-level departures last year, including group managing director Patrick Thomas (MW May 22, 2003) and managing director Patrick Albaladejo (MW November 13, 2003).
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Ein Dreifachalbum ist ein Musikalbum, das – im Gegensatz zu einem Doppelalbum – aus drei Schallplatten oder drei CDs besteht. In der Regel gibt es zwei Gründe für eine Band oder einen Interpreten, ein Dreifachalbum zu veröffentlichen; entweder ist das zur Veröffentlichung vorgesehene Musikmaterial zu umfangreich, um auf das Fassungsvermögen nur eines oder zweier Tonträger zu passen, oder die Künstler haben ein erkennbares musikalisches Thema (Konzept) und veröffentlichen deshalb ein Konzeptalbum als Dreifachalbum.

Zu den bekanntesten Dreifachalben der populären Musikgeschichte gehören u. a.:

 Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More
All Things Must Pass von George Harrison
 Decade von Neil Young
 Yessongs von Yes
 Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends von Emerson, Lake and Palmer
 Sandinista! von The Clash
 Lotus von Santana (Band)
 Consequences von Godley & Creme
 69 Love Songs von The Magnetic Fields
 The Hits/The B-Sides von Prince
 Emancipation von Prince
 Crystal Ball von Prince
 Lotusflow3r von Prince

In Deutschland war das Dreifach-Live-Album Nach uns die Sintflut von der Band Die Ärzte kommerziell sehr erfolgreich.

Tonträgerveröffentlichung

en:Double album#Triple album

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Sandomierz It is a town in Świętokrzyskie. The industrial part of the city, called Nadbrzeziem, lies on the right bank of the Vistula River and borders the Tarnobrzeg. The village is very beautiful and attractive tourist, This owes to the surrounding forests, ubiquitous vineyards and numerous well-preserved monuments.
The company helps businesses with Expertus Sandomierz recovery of debts by offering package effective debt collection services. The success of our debt is characterized by a very high degree of efficiency. For companies who need fast financial assistance we offer sale of receivables, which allows the exchange of debt for cash. We have experience in conducting negotiations with debtors, making, that many of the matters entrusted to us is already completed at the stage of arbitration.


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Barbarus pilicollis är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Schmidt 1889.  Barbarus pilicollis ingår i släktet Barbarus och familjen stumpbaggar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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India the leader in rhino conservation: Kevin Pietersen
By Correspondent - 15 Sep 2010 12:00 AM GMT
DERGAON/KAZIRANGA, March 11 - Former England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen said India is the leader in rhino conservation in the global scenario while rhino is the iconic symbol of Assam.
The cricketer and nature lover, who is doing a documentary on rhino conservation, told this to reporters at the Forest Inspection Bungalow at Bagori in Kaziranga on Wednesday. He said there are big problems in the conservation of rhinos in South Africa while in Assam everyone is in favour of saving rhinos.
�The conservation efforts are being carried out in Kaziranga systematically,� Kevin said.
Interacting with reporters, the former captain said the people of Assam in general and Kaziranga, in particular, are culturally unique and the people here are very hospitable.
The press meet was attended by the park director P Sivakumar and Assistant Conservator of Forest Ritupaban Bora. �Everyone in Kaziranga cares for wildlife and is ready to help and cooperate with someone who is working for the conservation of wildlife,� Pietersen said, adding, �I will come again to Kaziranga.�
When asked about choosing Kaziranga for his upcoming documentary, Pietersen said his film on wildlife conservation will showcase the positive aspects of Assam where there is community participation in conservation and protection of wildlife including rhinos in the Kaziranga National Park. He said his film on wildlife conservation will be shown on the National Geographic channel.


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Q: Reload widget when pop from initialRoute I just starting to learn flutter and want to implement login page.
So i check if i have token or not then decide if it is my home route or login route to be initialized as initialRoute, the problem is when flutter render login route, it also requesing API i declared on home route which is gonna return empty list because i dont have any token yet.
Future<void> main() async{
  WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
  SharedPreferences prefs = await SharedPreferences.getInstance();
  var status = prefs.getString('jwt') ?? "";
  if(status!="")
    runApp(HomeR(initialRoute: "/"));
  else
    runApp(HomeR(initialRoute: "/login"));
}

class HomeR extends StatelessWidget {
  static const routeName = '/';
  HomeR({Key key, this.initialRoute}) : super(key: key);
  String initialRoute = "/";

   // This widget is the root of your application.
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      title: 'blablabal',
      theme: ThemeData(
        primarySwatch: Colors.blue,
      ),
      home: MyHomePage(title: 'blablabla'),
      initialRoute: initialRoute,
      routes: {
        loginR.routeName: (context) => loginR(),
      },
    );
  }
}

and use Navigator.pop(context) from login button after authenticate first but my home route doesnt refresh itself and display nothing, since it is using empty list before.
How to tell home route to reload when i pop from login route?

A: This is MaterialApp:
MaterialApp(
      // no need for home
      title: 'blablabal',
      theme: ThemeData(
        primarySwatch: Colors.blue,
      ),
      routes: {
        '/': (context) => InitialApp(),
        loginR.routeName: (context) => loginR(),
      },
      initialRoute: '/',
),

and In InitialApp:
class InitialApp extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  _InitialAppState createState() => _InitialAppState();
}

class _InitialAppState extends State<InitialApp> {
  void loginLogic() async
  {
    SharedPreferences.getInstance().then((value){
      var status = value.getString('jwt') ?? "";
      if(status=='')
      {
         Navigator.pushReplacementNamed(context, loginR.routeName);
      }
      else //logged in
      {
         Navigator.pushReplacementNamed(context, LaporanList.routeName);
      }
    });
  }

  @override
  void initState() {
    loginLogic();
    super.initState();
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      body: Center(
        child: CircularProgressIndicator(),
      ),
    );
  }
}

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Amid largely peaceful protests by thousands of Sudanese citizens demonstrating against government corruption, economic mismanagement, and brutal repression since December 2018, security forces of President Omar al-Bashir's government have committed massive violations of human rights, including the use of disproportionate, unnecessary, and sometimes lethal force. They have prevented medical professionals from attending to the wounded and arrested and detained these professionals, attacked medical facilities, and targeted, injured, and killed medical personnel who have sought to carry out their medical duties and whose professional associations have participated in, and in some cases, led the protests.
A new report from Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), based on eyewitness accounts, news reports, video footage, legal records, and medical documentation, shows that Sudan's government is violating international law and Sudanese national law through a campaign of persecution and intimidation of medical personnel and other professionals, while violating the basic civil rights of Sudanese citizens. These rights include freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, the right to liberty, and the right to a fair trial. The government is also restricting health access to people who depend on these medical professionals.
The report, "Intimidation and Persecution: Sudan's Attacks on Peaceful Protesters and Physicians," provides specific examples that occurred between December 19, 2018, and March 17, 2019 of targeted attacks on peaceful protests and medical professionals who support or treat protesters. Sudanese government forces, including police and National Intelligence and Security Services forces, have carried out attacks on at least seven medical facilities in Sudan, arrested at least 136 health personnel, fired tear gas and additional weapons into hospital wards, and denied patient access to medical care.
As of the date of publication, 60 protesters have been killed by government forces, including two medical students and a practicing doctor. Fifteen physicians remained in detention at the time of publication. Government forces' specific targeting of Sudan's health care infrastructure and the torturing of detainees, including doctors, have increased the impact of the violence on the health of Sudanese civilians and threatened their right to access health care.
"The abuse and attacks on doctors and medical facilities represent an egregious violation of human rights just when health care is most needed in Sudan," said Rohini J. Haar, MD, MPH, medical expert and research and investigations advisor at PHR. "Disproportionate and excessive use of tear gas, rubber bullets, and live ammunition by security forces are critically injuring Sudanese citizens who are exercising their legal right to peaceful demonstration, causing serious long-term health risks and, in some cases, even death.
PHR communicated directly with Sudanese medical organizations and physicians in Sudan as well as Sudanese physicians now living in North America who witnessed the attacks or aided injured protesters. Due to the Sudanese government's forced closure of local media and restricted access to public information, PHR's analysis is based on the data obtained from open sources and health professional colleagues in Sudan.
The report includes first-person accounts from individuals who have been attacked or witnessed attacks, and details the intimidation and persecution of essential health professionals who have supported peaceful protesters, including workplace intimidation, extended detention and torture, and attacks on medical facilities and places of residence.
The report details the national and international legal standards which Sudan is violating, including norms protecting health professionals' independence. It supports health professionals' crucial role in civil society to carry out their ethical obligations to prevent illness and to care for the sick and wounded without discrimination.
The report concludes with specific recommendations for the government of Sudan, international bodies, and the United States and other governments, including Sudan's obligation to uphold all human rights treaties to which it is party and to respect the fundamental rights of its citizens.
Physicians for Human Rights representatives, including Haar and Al-Khawaja, are available to discuss the report in depth. Spokespeople are available to comment in English, French, and Arabic. This press release and the report are also available in Arabic.
PHR has long been active in documenting torture, sexual violence, and brutal attacks on civilians in Sudan and in advocating for the prosecution of Sudanese leaders for the perpetration of genocide in Darfur. PHR also documents and works to prevent attacks on health care globally, including in Bahrain, Syria, and Turkey.


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Yadav, Divya, Department of Dermatology, Mahatma Gandhi medical college, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India (India)
Yadav, Lokesh, Innovation and Development, Abbott Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India
Yadav, Priyanka Yogananda, Department of Dermatology, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Adichunchanagiri University, B G Nagara, Nagamangala taluk, Mandya, Karnataka, India (India)
Yadav, Priyanka Yogananda, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (India)
Yadav, Priyanka Yogananda, Department of Dermatology, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Mandya, Karnataka, India (India)
Yadav, Shivani, Department of Dermatology, Era's Lucknow Medical College and Hospital, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India (India)
Yadav, Shivani, Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy, Era's Lucknow Medical College and Hospital, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India (India)
Yaku, Kago, Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology, Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal, Manipur, India (India)
Yallappa, Suparna Madivalara, Department of Dermatology, M.S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore, Karnataka, India (India)
Yaseen, Ummer, Department of Dermatology, Mubarak Hospital Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir (India)
Yerram, Chinmai, Department of Dermatology, Venereology, Leprosy, N.R.I. Medical College and General Hospital, Mangalagiri, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh (India)
Yerram, Chinmai, Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy, NRI Medical College and General Hospital, Chinakakani, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India
Yerram, Chinmai, Department of DVL, NRI Medical College and General hospital, Mangalagiri, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India
Yohannes, Eyob, Department of Allied Health Sciences (Microbiology Division) Orotta College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Asmara, Eritrea, North-eastern Africa
Yulia, Hana C., Department of Dermatovenerealogy, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Kristen Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
Yumnam, Deepa, Department of Dermatology and VL, Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal, Manipur, India (India)
Yumnam, Deepa, Department of Dermatology and VL, Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal, Manipur, India
zaidi, Aliza, Department of Dermatology, Eras Lucknow Medical College, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Zaidi, Aliza Shoeb, Department of Dermatology, Era's Lucknow Medical College, Lucknow, U. P., India
Zaidi, Aliza, Department of Dermatology, Era's Lucknow Medical College and Hospital, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India (India)
Zaman, Forhad Akhtar, Department of Community Medicine, Sikkim Manipal University, Gangtok, Sikkim, India (India)
Zambruno, Giovanna, Istituto Dermopatico dell' Immacolata (IDI)-IRCCS, Rome, Italy
Znati, Kaoutar, Department of Histopathology, Mohammed V University, Rabat, Ibn Sina University Hospital, Morocco (Morocco)
Zollo, Verdiana, Department of NESMOS, Dermatology Unit, Sant'Andrea Hospital, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology University of Rome "Sapienza", Italy (Italy)
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namespace Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\DataCollector;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\RedirectController;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\DataCollector\RouterDataCollector as BaseRouterDataCollector;

/**
 * @author Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 *
 * @final
 */
class RouterDataCollector extends BaseRouterDataCollector
{
    public function guessRoute(Request $request, mixed $controller)
    {
        if (\is_array($controller)) {
            $controller = $controller[0];
        }

        if ($controller instanceof RedirectController) {
            return $request->attributes->get('_route');
        }

        return parent::guessRoute($request, $controller);
    }
}

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Avinger Inc. (AVGR) is trading at $0.31 at press time: False Bounce or Growth Revival?
Kaden Gilbert
Avinger Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGR) shares traded higher over the last trading session, gaining 3.92% on 12/02/20. The shares fell to a low of $0.29 before closing at $0.31. Intraday shares traded counted 12.65 million, which was -118.83% lower than its 30-day average trading volume of 5.78M. AVGR's previous close was $0.30 while the outstanding shares total 84.92M. The firm has a beta of 1.77. The stock's Relative Strength Index (RSI) is 60.86, with weekly volatility at 11.56% and ATR at 0.03. The AVGR stock's 52-week price range has touched low of $0.21 and a $1.54 high.
Investors have identified the Medical Devices company Avinger Inc. as an interesting stock but before investments are made there, an in-depth look at its trading activities will have to be conducted. The share is trading with a market value of around $26.56 million, the company now has both obstacles and catalysts that affect them and they came from their mode of operations. With the company affected by events currently, it is a perfect time to analyze the numbers behind the firm in order to come up with a rather realistic picture of what this stock is.
Avinger Inc. (AVGR) Fundamentals that are to be considered.
When analyzing a stock, the first fundamental thing to take into account is the balance sheet. How healthy the balance sheet of a company is will determine if the company will be able to carry out all its financial and non-financial obligations and also keep the faith of its investors. For AVGR, the company has in raw cash 25.33 million on their books with 11.63 million currently as liabilities. How the trend is over time is what investors should be concerned about. The company has a healthy balance sheet as their debt profile has been on an incline. In terms of their assets, the company currently has 31185000 million total, with 18089000 million as their total liabilities.
AVGR were able to record -11.67 million as free cash flow during the third quarter of the year, this saw their quarterly net cash flow reduce by 14.38 million. In cash movements, the company had a total of -11.67 million as operating cash flow.
Potential earnings growth for Avinger Inc. (AVGR)
In order to determine the future investment potential for this stock, we will have to analyze key trends that affect it. During the third quarter of the year, Avinger Inc. recorded a total of 2.3 million in revenue. This figure implies that they witnessed a quarterly year/year change in their earnings with -4.69% coming in sequential stages and their sales for the third quarter increasing by 36.32%.
What matters though is how it ends. When the core data for the company is broken down, then the stock sounds interesting. The company spent 1.52 million trying to sell their products during the last quarter, with the result yielding a gross income of 0.78 million. This allows shareholders to hold on to 84.92M with the revenue now reading -0.07 cents per share. This is a figure that is close to analyst's prediction for their fourth quarter.
Having a look at the company's valuation, the company is expected to record -3.18 total earnings per share during the next fiscal year. It is very important though to remember that the importance of trend far outweighs that of outlook. This analysis has been great and getting further updates on AVGR sounds very interesting.
Is the stock of AVGR attractive?
In related news, Chief Executive Officer, SOINSKI JEFFREY M sold 9,145 shares of the company's stock in a transaction that recorded on Sep 22. The sale was performed at an average price of 0.33, for a total value of 3,022. As the sale deal closes, the Chief Technology Officer, Patel Himanshu now sold 6,097 shares of the company's stock, valued at 2,015. Also, Chief Financial Officer, WEINSWIG MARK sold 6,097 shares of the company's stock in a deal that was recorded on Sep 22. The shares were price at an average price of 0.33 per share, with a total market value of 2,015. Following this completion of acquisition, the Chief Executive Officer, SOINSKI JEFFREY M now holds 5,982 shares of the company's stock, valued at 2,421. In the last 6 months, insiders have changed their ownership in shares of company stock by 0.40%.
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from records and sources all over the world by John Williams
Giant Skeletons: In his book, The Natural and Aboriginal History of Tennessee, author John Haywood describes "very large" bones in stone graves found in Williamson County, Tennessee, in 1821. In White County, Tennessee, an "ancient fortification" contained skeletons of gigantic stature averaging at least 7 feet in length.
Giant skeletons were found in the mid-1800s near Rutland and Rodman, New York. J.N. DeHart, M.D. found vertebrae "larger than those of the present type" in Wisconsin mounds in 1876. W.H.R. Lykins uncovered skull bones "of great size and thickness" in mounds of Kansas City area in 1877.
George W. Hill, M.D., dug out a skeleton "of unusual size" in a mound of Ashland County, Ohio. In 1879, a nine-foot, eight-inch skeleton was excavated from a mound near Brewersville, Indiana (Indianapolis News, Nov 10, 1975).
A six foot, six inch skeleton was found in a Utah mound. This was at least a foot taller than the average Indian height in the area, and these natives-what few there were of them -were not mound builders.
"A skeleton which is reported to have been of enormous dimensions" was found in a clay coffin, with a sandstone slab containing hieroglyphics, during mound explorations by a Dr Everhart near Zanesville, Ohio. (American Antiquarian, v3, 1880, pg61).
Ten skeletons "of both sexes and of gigantic size" were taken from a mound at Warren, Minnesota, 1883. (St. Paul Pioneer Press, May 23, 1883) A skeleton 7 feet 6 inches long was found in a massive stone structure that was likened to a temple chamber within a mound in Kanawha County, West
Virginia, in 1884. (American Antiquarian, v6, 1884 133f. Cyrus Thomas, Report on Mound Explorations of the Bureau of Ethnology, 12th Annual Report, Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology, 1890-91).
A large mound near Gasterville, Pennsylvania, contained a vault in which was found a skeleton measuring 7 feet 2 inches. Inscriptions were carved on the vault. (American Antiquarian, v7, 1885, 52f).
In 1885, miners discovered the mummified remains of woman measuring 6 feet 8 inches tall holding an infant. The mummies were found in a cave behind a wall of rock in the Yosemite Valley.
In Minnesota, 1888, were discovered remains of seven skeletons 7 to 8 feet tall. (St. Paul Pioneer Press, June 29, 1888).
A mound near Toledo, Ohio, held 20 skeletons, seated and facing east with jaws and teeth "twice as large as those of present day people," and besides each was a large bowl with "curiously wrought hieroglyphic figures." (Chicago Record, Oct. 24, 1895; cited by Ron G. Dobbins, NEARA Journal, v13,
fall 1978).
The skeleton of a huge man was uncovered at the Beckley farm, Lake Koronis, Minnesota; while at Moose Island and Pine City, bones of other giants came to light. (St. Paul Globe, Aug. 12, 1896).
In 1911, several red-haired mummies ranging from 6 and a half feet to 8 feet tall were discovered in a cave in Lovelock, Nevada. In February and June of 1931, large skeletons were found in the Humboldt
lake bed near Lovelock, Nevada. The first of these two skeletons found measured 8 1/2 feet tall and appeared to have been wrapped in a gum-covered fabric similar to the Egyptian manner. The second skeleton was almost 10 feet long. (Review - Miner, June 19, 1931).
A 7 foot 7 inch skeleton was reported to have been found on the Friedman ranch, near Lovelock, Nevada, in 1939.(Review - Miner, Sept. 29, 1939) In 1965, a skeleton measuring 8 feet 9 inches was found buried under a rock ledge along the Holly Creek in east-central Kentucky.
MORE GIANT RECORDS:
In an old book entitled "History And Antiquities Of Allerdale," there is an account of a giant found in Cumberland, England, at an unknown date in the middle ages. Called "A True Report of Hugh Hodson, of Thorneway," it states: "The said gyant was buried four yards deep in the ground, which is now a
corn field. He was four yards and a half long, and was in complete armour; his sword and battle-axe lying by him....his teeth were six inches long, and two inches broad...." The bones of a twelve foot tall man were dug up in 1833 by a group of soldiers at Lompock Rancho, California. The skeleton was surrounded by giant weapons, and the skull featured a double row of teeth. Yet another giant was unearthed in 1891, when workmen in Crittenden, Arizona excavated a huge stone coffin that had evidently once held the body of a man 12 feet tall. A carving on the granite case indicated that he had six toes.
A living giant was sighted in the little village of Buffalo Mills, Pennsylvania, on August 19, 1973. A man at least nine feet tall strode down the main street of the village, dressed in strange clothing, which appeared
to be made of some sort of shimmering material. He gazed at the startled townspeople in a dark, penetrating way and then loped off casually into oblivion.
OTHER GIANT EVIDENCES:
In July, 1877, four prospectors were looking for gold and silver outcroppings in a desolate, hilly area near the head of Spring Valley, not far from Eureka, Nevada.
Scanning the rocks, one of the men spotted something peculiar projecting from a high ledge. Climbing up to get a better look, the prospector was surprised to find a human legbone and knee cap sticking out of solid rock. He called to his companions, and together they dislodged the oddity with picks. Realizing they had a most unusual find, the men brought it into Eureka, where it was placed on display.
The stone in which the bones were embedded was a hard, dark red quartzite, and the bones themselves were almost black with carbonization - indicative of great age. When the surrounding stone was carefully chipped away, the specimen was found to be composed of a leg bone broken off four inches above the knee, the knee cap and joint, the lower leg bones, and the complete bones of the foot. Several medical doctors examined the remains, and were convinced that anatomically they had indeed once belonged to a human being, and a very modern-looking one.
But an intriguing aspect of the bones was their size: from knee to heel they measured 39 inches. Their owner in life had thus stood over 12 feet tall. Compounding the mystery further was the fact that the rock in which the bones were found was dated geologically to the era of the dinosaurs, the Jurassic - over 185 million years old. The local papers ran several stories on the marvelous find, and two museums sent investigators to see if any more of the skeleton could be located. Unfortunately, nothing else but the leg
and foot existed in the rock." Strange Relics from the Depths of the Earth--Jochmans http://www.ior.com/~kjc/pages/strange.htm
EVEN MORE RECORDS OF GIANTS:
In 1936 Larson Kohl, the German paleontologist and anthropologist, found the bones of gigantic men on the shore of Lake Elyasi in Central Africa. Other giant skeletons were later found in Hava, the Transvaal and China. The evidence for the existence of giants is incontrovertible. "A scientifically
assured fact," says Dr. Louis Burkhalter.
1. Large bones in stone graves in Williamson County and White County, Tennessee. Discovered in the early 1800s, the average stature of these giants was 7 feet tall.
2. Giant skeletons found in the mid-1800s in New York state near Rutland and Rodman.
3. In 1833, soldiers digging at Lompock Rancho, California, discovered a male skeleton 12 feet tall. The skeleton was surrounded by caved shells, stone axes, other artifacts. The skeleton had double rows of upper and lower teeth. Unfortunately, this body was secretly buried because the local Indians became upset about the remains.
4. A giant skull and vertebrae found in Wisconsin and Kansas City.
5. A giant found off the California Coast on Santa Rosa Island in the 1800s was distinguished by its double rows of teeth.
6. A 9-foot, 8-inch skeleton was excavated from a mount near Brewersville,Indiana, in 1879.
7. Skeletons of "enormous dimensions" were found in mounds near Zanesville, Ohio, and Warren, Minnesota, in the 1880s.
8. In Clearwater Minnesota, the skeletons of seven giants were found in mounds. These had receding foreheads and complete double dentition.
9. At Le Crescent, Wisconsin, mounds were found to contain giant bones. Five miles north near Dresbach, the bones of people over 8 feet tall were found.
10. In 1888 seven skeletons ranging from seven to 8 feet tall were discovered.
11. Near Toledo, Ohio, 20 skeletons were discovered with jaws and teeth "twice as large as those of present day people." The account also noted that odd hieroglyphics were found with the bodies.
12. Miners in Lovelock Cave, California, discovered a very tall, red-haired mummy In 1911
13. This mummy eventually went to a fraternal lodge where it was used for "initiation purposes."
14. In 1931, skeletons from 8 ½ to 10 feet long were found in the Humbolt lake bed in California.
15. In 1932, Ellis Wright found human tracks in the gypsum rock at White Sands, New Mexico
His discovery was later backed up by Fred Arthur, Supervisor of the Lincoln National Park and others who reported that each footprint was 22 inches long and from 8 to 10 inches wide. They were certain the prints were human in origin due to the outline of the perfect prints coupled with a readily apparent instep.
16. During World War II, author Ivan T. Sanderson tells of how his crew was bulldozing through sedimentary rock when it stumbled upon what appeared to be a graveyard. In it were crania that measured from 22 to 24 inches from base to crown nearly three times as large as an adult human skull.
Had the creatures to whom these skulls belonged been properly proportioned, they undoubtedly would have been at least 12 feet tall or taller.
17. In 1947 a local newspaper reported the discovery of nine-foot-tall skeletons by amateur archeologists working in Death Valley.
18. The archeologists involved also claimed to have found what appeared to be the bones of tigers and dinosaurs with the human remains.
19. The Catalina Islands, off California, are the home of dwarf mammoth bones that were once roasted in ancient fire pits. These were roasted and eaten by human-like creatures who were giants with double rows of teeth.
THE KOSSUTH GIANTS:
Kossuth: October was a month of some excitement in scientific circles as seven strange and gigantic mummies were discovered just outside of Kossuth Center. Marvin Rainwater, a local farmer, had been digging a new well on his property and struck a deposit of very hard stone about nine feet below the
topsoil. In attempting to dig it out, he found that it was more than four feet wide in every direction. Removing it would be a terrific chore. He considered the possibility that this was a layer of bedrock, but that would certainly be odd that close to the surface. Further, being somewhat familiar with geologic deposits, he knew that the stone was not the familiar limestone for which such Eastern Iowa areas like Stone City are famous. This was something else entirely. Upon close inspection Rainwater also saw that
the stone was not as rough as might be expected in a natural formation, but was in fact smooth and polished. Now very curious as to the nature of the find, he called several friends from surrounding farms and they began an excavation. They discovered that it was not a single stone, but rather one
of at least several irregularly cut slabs stretching out over a wide area, yet fitted so tightly together that not even a knife blade could be put between them. Each slab measured roughly 8'x10', and when struck with a sledge seemed to ring with a hollowness that might indicate this was not a floor but the outside portion of a ceiling. Rainwater wondered if he had not stumbled upon some sort of buried stone structure on his property. Believing that there might be a way to parlay living other than farming if he played
his cards right, Mr. Rainwater contacted Georg Von Podebrad College, who in turn dispatched a team of archeologists, anthropologists, and geologists to the site. The researchers were delighted with the anomalies presented them. Firstly, the stone was not at all native to Iowa, but was in fact basalt-a hard, dense volcanic rock composed of plagioclase, augite, and magnetite. The type of stone used by the Egyptians to build their massive monuments. The depth of the slabs indicated that they had been there for a very long time, predating the advent of the kind of modern transportation and heavy machinery needed to bring such a large quantity of foreign stone to Iowa, and quite probably the slabs had been laid down before the last glacial age. It is impossible to gauge with any certainty just how long they had been
there. After the soil covering the slabs had been entirely removed, the area covered by the stones was a perfect square measuring 188 feet on each side. Digging around the perimeter revealed that Rainwater had been correct, the structure did go deeper into the ground. The cyclopean structure was revealed to be a pyramid similar in shape to one located at Marietta, Ohio, although those mounds and monuments erected by the prehistoric Indians were made of sun dried brick mixed with rushes. This technique, too, is curiously
similar to the Egyptian technique of brick making with straw and mud. It took many months, but the entire structure was finally exposed, and on the eastern side was found a massive filled in archway with strong resemblance to those of ancient Greece. At the bottom of the arch was a smaller arch, measuring only 6' to the capstone. This too had been filled in and blocked off. With genuine awe and some hesitancy the scientists of the Rainwater Site began the work of opening the smaller entryway, wondering what light from the first torch penetrated the gloom of the ancient structure, Albert Grosslockner gasped at what he thought were seven huge and exquisitely detailed statues seated in a ring around a very large and deep fire pit. Moving closer, he realized that the figures were not carved of stone, but were in fact the mummified remains of some giant humanoid race.
Could what they found be in fact a prehistoric burial vault for some pre-human creatures or was it a prison designed to hold some freakish aberration of nature? The figures, were each fully ten feet tall even when measured seated in their cross-legged positions. They all faced into the circle with arms folded across their legs. Upon close examination it was seen that they had double rows of teeth in their upper and lower jaws. The foreheads were unusually low and sloping, with exceedingly prominent brows. The skin of the mysterious giants was wrinkled and tough, as though tanned, and the hair of each of them was distinctly red in color. Their faces, still very expressive even in death, taunted the scientists with their silence. Who, or what, were these creatures, how had they come to be locked in this stone room, and
where had the stone itself come from originally? After careful excavation of the site, the bodies were removed for x-ray and autopsy examination. The excitement over the find was far in excess of the "Gypsum Man" find in Iowa so many years before-a hoax from which the Putnam Museum of Davenport had never fully recovered from. These giants were very real. The medical examinations demonstrated that there was definite skeletal structure, that they were organic creatures who had once been very much alive. One explanation for the mummies might lie in the legends of the Paiute Indians who tell of a race of red-haired giants who were their mortal enemies centuries ago. They were called the Si-Te-Cahs, driven from Nevada by a previously unheard of alliance of tribes. Did the Si-Te-Cahs retreat from
the west to Iowa? Was the stone structure here before and simply co-opted by the giants? No one may ever know, however it is interesting to note that among the Indian relics held in the Kossuth County chapter of the State Historical Society are three robes made entirely from very long strands of red hair. We await DNA comparisons of samples taken from the mummies and the robes to determine a connection. In the mean-time, Marvin Rainwater has had his farm purchased by interested parties in Hopkins Grove for an undisclosed sum, and is quite happily no longer toiling in his fields or digging wells.
GIANT SKULLS FOUND:
Ivan T. Sanderson, a well-known zoologist and frequent guest on Johnny Carson's TONIGHT SHOW in the 1960s (usually with an exotic animal with a pangolin or a lemur), once related a curious story about a letter he received regarding an engineer who was stationed on the Aleutian island of Shemya during World War II. While building an airstrip, his crew bulldozed a group of hills and discovered under several sedimentary layers what appeared to be human remains. The Alaskan mound was in fact a graveyard of gigantic human remains, consisting of crania and long leg bones. The crania measured from 22 to 24 inches from base to crown. Since an adult skull normally measures about eight inches from back to front, such a large crania would imply an immense size for a normally proportioned human. Furthermore, every
skull was said to have been neatly trepanned (a process of cutting a hole in the upper portion of the skull).
In fact, the habit of flattening the skull of an infant and forcing it to grow in an elongated shape was a practice used by ancient Peruvians, the Mayas, and the Flathead Indians of Montana. Sanderson tried to gather further proof, eventually receiving a letter from another member of the unit who confirmed the report. The letters both indicated that the Smithsonian Institution had collected the remains, yet nothing else was heard. Sanderson seemed convinced that the Smithsonian Institution had received the bizarre
relics, but wondered why they would not release the data. He asks, ""...is it that these people cannot face rewriting all the textbooks?""
GIANT FOOTPRINTS:
In South Africa, a giant footprint of a woman measuring over 4 feet long has been carbon dated at approximately 9 million years old. Pointing to the probability of this being a female human-like species' foot, proportionally the two-legged being would need to be some 30 feet tall! The local African
people commonly refer to this as a highly revered and sacred site. Giants, twice the size of gorillas, were found in Java.
The petrified remains of a giant were found in South Africa. A well-known anthropologist declared that these remains showed that these man's ancestors must have been giants.
GIANT DEVILS:
Within an ancient burial mound near the town of Sayre in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, skeletons measuring approximately 7 feet in length were discovered in the 1800s. But the most remarkable feature of these tall skeletons was not their height, but the strange horn-like protrusions above the brow region on their skulls. It was estimated that they were buried around 1200 AD. According to some sources, the skeletons were sent to the "American Investigating Museum" in Philadelphia, and vanished.
REVISED ARTICLES:
In Lampec-Rancho California, in 1833, soldiers discovered a skeleton 11' 9'' long which was covered with boulders with an unidentified writing. A similar writing was unearthed on the isle of Santa Maria off the cost of LosAngeles. In July of 1887 in Eureka Nevada, a human leg was found measuring 38.9 inches form the knee to the heel. The man was over 11 foot tall. In Crittenton Arizona in 1891 a sarcophagus was uncovered containing a human 3 meters high and had 12 toes. More recently skeletons ranging from 2.8 meters to 3.12 meters were found by soviets in the Caucasus Mountains. In China skeletons 10 feet tall have been found. In the Philippines a giant human skeleton was found at gargation, Measuring 17 feet long. In the Eagle three Cole mine at Bear Creek Montana in 1920 two human molars were found three times larger than normal. In Braton Tennessee human footprints were found in solid rock 33 inches log and one foot wide. These also have six toes each. Tools found in Morocco are so large their users must have been at least 12 foot tall. Other Giants found around the world are: the Java giant, the south China giant, and the South Africa giant. (See The Timeless Earth p. 26)
In 1833, soldiers digging a pit for a powder magazine at Lompock Rancho, California, hacked their way through a layer of cemented gravel and came up with the skeleton of a giant man about twelve feet tall. The skeleton was surrounded by carved shells, huge stone axes, and blocks of porphyry covered with unintelligible symbols. The giant was also noteworthy in still another respect :He had a double row of teeth, both upper and lower. When the natives began to attach some religious significance to the find,
authorities ordered the skeleton and all the artifacts secretly reburied-and , of course ,lost to the scientific study they deserved.
This particular giant, incidentally, bore marked similarity to another, that of a giant man with double rows of teeth whose skeletal remains were dug up on Santa Rosa Island, off the California coast. Subsequent research has shown that he, or his descendants, feasted on the small elephants which once
lived on that island and which have vanished like the giants who ate them, countless ages ago.
Near Crittenden, Arizona, in 1891, workmen excavating for a commercial building came upon a huge stone sarcophagus eight feet below the surface. The contractor called in expert help, and the sarcophagus was opened to reveal a granite mummy case which had once held the body of a human being more than
twelve feet tall -a human with six toes, according to the carving of the case. But the body had been buried so many thousands of years that it had long since turned to dust. Just another silent witness to the truth of
Genesis, which tells us that there were giants in the earth in those days, the excavation of over a dozen skeletons 8 to 12 feet tall, around the world, shocked archeologists.
These skeletons were positively human. Some of these skeletal remains are on Maui in lava caves near Ulupalakua and Olowalu. An example of this is the "mysterious" disappearance of more than 50 perfectly kept gigantic antediluvian skeletons (between 10-14 feet tall) found in a cave in Arizona.
Earth Giants : over the years a number of gigantic human skeletons have been unearthed. The most distinctive of these were the remains of some American giants found in the 1880s at Tioga Point, near Sayre in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, as recounted by Robert Lyman in Forbidden Land. Some other
examples include the following:
A decayed human skeleton claimed by eyewitnesses to measure around 3.28 metres (10 feet 9 inches tall), was unearthed by labourers while ploughing a vineyard in November 1856 in East Wheeling, now in West Virginia.
A human skeleton measuring 3.6 metres (12 foot) tall was unearthed at Lompock Rancho, California, in 1833 by soldiers digging in a pit for a powder magazine. The specimen had a double row of teeth and was surrounded by numerous stone axes, carved shells and porphyry blocks with abstruse
symbols associated with it.
Several mummified remains of red haired humans ranging from 2-2.5 metres (6.5 feet to over 8 feet) tall were dug up at Lovelock Cave, (70 miles) north-east of Reno, Nevada, by a guano mining operation. These bones substantiated legends by the local Piute Indians regarding giants which they called Si-Te-Cahs. For some reason scientists did not seem to want to investigate these finds further so many of the bones were lost. Fortunately one of the giant Lovelock skulls is still preserved today. It measures almost 30cm (1 foot) tall and resides along with other various Lovelock artifacts in the Humboldt Museum in Winnemucca, Nevada. Some of these artifacts can also be found in the Nevada State Historical Society's museum
at Reno.
THE HUBBARD DISCOVERY:
In this magazine for September, 1923, we mentioned a reported discovery by Mr. Samuel Hubbard, of remains of giants in the Grand Canyon of Arizona. Owing to press unreliability, we did not notice this to a great extent. We have now, however, obtained more knowledge on the subject, and there remains no doubt that Mr. Hubbard has actually made a discovery composed of the following parts:
(a) Petrified bodies of two human beings about 18 and 15 feet in height respectively. One of these is buried under a recent rock fall which would require several days' work to remove; the other, of which Mr. Hubbard took photographs, is in a crevice of difficult accessibility. The bodies are formed of a limestone petrification embedded in sandstone.
(b) An ancient beach, now sandstone, containing a great number of footprints of a giant race, men, women and children; the prints of adults about 17 to 20 inches in length, and corresponding in size and shape to the Carson City and Blue Ridge prints.
EVEN MORE GIANT RECORDS:
According to a press clipping, dated Nayarit, Mexico, May 14, 1926, Capts. D. W. Page and F. W. Devalda discovered the bones of a race of giants who averaged over ten feet in height. Local legends state that they came from Ecuador. Nothing more has been heard of this, but that is not surprising; the word "giant" will flutter the feathers of any scientist into rapid flight, metaphorically speaking, in the opposite direction. So also with a report from the Washington Post, June 22, 1925, and the New York Herald-Tribune, June 21, 1925. A mining party, it is reported, found skeletons measuring 10 to 12 feet, with feet 18 to 20 inches long, near Sisoguiche, Mexico. The Los Angeles Times, October 2, 1927, says that explorers in Mexico located large human bones near Tapextla, indicating a race of "gigantic size." All this, if unfounded, would be straining coincidence or imagination pretty far.
Press accounts say that the skeleton of a gigantic man, with head missing, has been unearthed at El Boquin, on the Mico River, in the Chontales district. The ribs are a yard long and four inches wide and the shin bone is too heavy for one man to carry. "Chontales" is an Indian word, meaning "wild
men."
In the late 1950's during road construction in Homs southeast Turkey, Many tombs of Giants were indeed unearthed. These tombs were 4 meters long, and when enterd in 2 cases the human thigh bones were measured to be 47.24 inches in length. They calculated that the person who owned this Femur probably stood at fourteen to sixteen feet tall. A cast of this bone is seen at the Creationist museum in Texas.
Flavius Josephus, the noted Jewish historian of the first century A.D., described the giants as having "bodies so large and countenances so entirely different from other men that they were surprising to the sight and terrible to the hearing." And he adds that in his day, the bones of the giants were still on display!


Swire Hotels is delighted to reveal the prestigious awards it has won in the past year for its collection of hotels in Asia.
The Upper House in Hong Kong was awarded "Best Overseas Business Hotel" in the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Travel Awards 2011, as well as "Best for Rooms" in Condé Nast Traveller Gold List 2012, while both Quintessentially Asia Pacific and Preferred Hotels labelled the 117-room property "Best Hotel of the Year".
Hotel Investment Conference Asia Pacific (HICAP) voted The Upper House the "Sustainable Hotel Award – Sustainable Project Design" for its environmental and innovative service concept, and the hotel was also included in Monocle's Travel Top 50 2011/2012 "Best Set-Up for In-Room Entertaining", and Trip Advisor's Travellers' Choice 2012 – "Top 25 Hotels & Trendiest Hotels in China". The Australian Wish also awarded The Upper House the "Best Mini-Bar" award.
The Opposite House in Beijing has also received a series of international awards from travel, design and restaurant & bar outlets. They include "Best Hotels for Ambience and Design" in 2011, and "Best for food" in 2012 in the Condé Nast Traveller Gold List. Virtuoso also voted The Opposite House for its Virtuoso Performance Award.
EAST, the second property in Hong Kong, opened in January 2010 and won The Hot List 2011 by Condé Nast Traveller. It also received the HA+D Award for "Design Excellence: Hotel Interior Design" by Hospitality Architecture + Design.
Swire Hotels has been created to manage intriguing urban hotels in Hong Kong, Mainland China and the United Kingdom, providing a characterful experience for travelers who seek individuality, style and personalised service.
The Opposite House, Beijing, opened in 2008 and was followed by The Upper House, above Pacific Place, Hong Kong, in October 2009.
Swire Hotels opened a 345-room lifestyle business hotel called EAST, Hong Kong in Hong Kong's Island East, on 25 January 2010. EAST, Beijing with 369 rooms, located within INDIGO in Jiangtai, will open in 2012.
Swire Hotels has launched a new collection of locally inspired and stylish hotels in the heart of great British towns and cities called Chapter Hotels. The first hotel in the collection, The Montpellier Chapter, opened on the 29th November in Cheltenham. The second Chapter hotel will open in Exeter in 2012.
One of the largest commercial and retail centres in Hong Kong, Pacific Place is spread over 5.17 million sq ft of prime real estate in the heart of the city and boasts direct access to Admiralty MTR station. Since its inception in 1988, the four-level mall has become home to over 130 shops and boutiques and two major department stores, collectively offering a dazzling array of contemporary fashion and internationally-renowned luxury brands.
Swire Properties' flagship development is also home to four five-star hotels, a conference centre, three Grade-A office towers and 270 five-star serviced apartments and remains Hong Kong's iconic shopping destination.


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Xi, Macron hold talks as France seeks EU unity on China
French President Emmanuel Macron shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping as he arrives for a dinner at the Villa Kerylos in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, near Nice, France on Sunday. Jean-Paul Pelissier/ Reuters
PARIS: Chinese President Xi Jinping and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron were due to hold talks in Paris on Monday with the host leader seeking to forge a united European front to contend with Beijing's advances.
Xi's official visit to Paris will mark 55 years since Charles de Gaulle established diplomatic relations with Beijing.
A series of cooperation deals on nuclear power, aerospace and clean energy initiatives, some involving lucrative contracts, are expected to be signed.
On Tuesday, Macron and Xi will be joined by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to explore "points of convergence" ahead of an EU-China summit in Brussels next month.
"Very happy to welcome President Xi Jinping and his wife to France," Macron wrote in a tweet on Sunday.
"This visit will strengthen our strategic partnership and affirm the role of France, Europe and China towards a strong multi-lateralism."
Amid tight security, the Chinese and French first couples on Sunday evening enjoyed a private dinner at Beaulieu-sur-Mer, near Nice on the French Riviera.
Macron offered Xi a French translation of Confucius dating from the 17th century, while Xi gave his host a precious vase depicting images of the two countries including a panda and a rooster.
Xi earlier arrived at the resort city of Nice accompanied by his wife Peng Liyuan to be welcomed by French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and a guard of honour.
Prior to the dinner meeting with Macron, Xi went to the nearby principality of Monaco, where he was received by Prince Albert II and where a government spokesman said talks would "address economic and environmental issues."
Xi, who has made a priority of establishing China as a global player, travelled from Italy, whose government became the first G7 state to sign up to his landmark new "Silk Road" infrastructure project, a massive undertaking to join Asia to Europe.
Washington and some EU states fear the huge project will give China too much sway. But Xi says it would be a two-way street of investment and trade.
Germany criticised Rome over its participation in the new Silk Road project.
"In a world with giants like China, Russia or our partners in the United States, we can only survive if we are united as the EU," Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told Welt am Sonntag newspaper.
"And if some countries believe that they can do clever business with the Chinese, then they will be surprised when they wake up and find themselves dependent."
As well as addressing commercial cooperation and strategic issues with Xi, Macron has also been urged to deal with the case of Chinese former Interpol head Meng Hongwei.
Meng's wife has had no news of her husband since his arrest in China nearly six months ago and it emerged Sunday she has written to Macron asking him to bring up his disappearance with Xi.
He is believed to be facing corruption charges.
China as EU rival
But Xi's visit poses a particular challenge for Macron, who wants to deepen EU ties with China while also pushing back against Beijing's growing global clout.
Europe's distrust of Chinese telecom giant Huawei, which is poised to become the dominant player in next-generation 5G mobile technology worldwide, is emblematic of the increasingly rocky relationship.
Monaco, which notably is eyeing a share of Chinese luxury tourism and has its own foreign policy, only last year signed an accord with Huawei to make the principality the first country entirely covered by the company's 5G mobile network by year end.
The US is pressuring European allies to not use the Huawei technology, saying it creates a security risk by potentially letting Beijing snoop on sensitive communications.
But France has not ruled out using Huawei gear.
Beijing has accused Washington of trying to escalate President Donald Trump's trade battle with China.
Reality very different
Despite the many sources of friction, France wants to engage China as a closer partner as Washington makes a pointed withdrawal from global affairs under Trump's "America First" policy.
For example, Macron may seek more Chinese support of the French-backed G5 Sahel force fighting Islamist extremists in Western Africa.
China has been investing heavily in a diplomatic offensive across Africa, promising to help build infrastructure projects as part of the new Silk Road initiative.
China Xi Jinping France EU
China's Xi meets top EU leaders to strengthen ties
The leaders of China, France, Germany and the EU were set to meet in Paris on Tuesday for "unprecedented" talks on how to improve ties, despite growing jitters over Beijing's massive investments in Europe.
Xi, Macron back 'irreversible' Paris climate pact
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and French President Emmanuel Macron declared on Wednesday that the Paris climate pact is "irreversible," after the United States formally withdrew from the accord this week.
US warns China meddling in Hong Kong hurting business confidence
The city is now also seeking to amend laws to allow individuals to be extradited to mainland China, despite grave human rights concerns towards Beijing.
China hikes anti-dumping duties on some US, EU steel tubes and pipes
China said on Friday it was raising anti-dumping duties on certain alloy-steel seamless tubes and pipes used at utilities and imported from the United States and the European Union.
Trump leaves White House, Biden attends church before inauguration
Donald Trump has left the White House for the final time as president. Meanwhile, President-elect Joe Biden is attending church ahead of his inauguration, a traditional step taken ahead of the swearing-in ceremony.
UAE announces record 3,506 new coronavirus cases, six deaths


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Q: Getting this error in flutter:errors.dart:266 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Expected a value of type 'int', but got one of type 'Null' Method for calling API:
 static FutureOr<Iterable<Appointment>> fetchAppointments(String title) async {
    //  final url = Uri.parse('http://192.168.0.134:8080/AtdochubJ-3/appointment/');
    final url = Uri.parse(
        'http://13.233.206.251:8088/AtdochubJ-3/appointment/appointmentdetails');
    final response = await http.get(url);

    if (response.statusCode == 200) {
      final List docs = json.decode(response.body) as List;

      return docs.map((json) => Appointment.fromJson(json)).where((doc) {
        final titleLower = doc.docTitle.toLowerCase();
        final tokenLower = doc.partyName.toLowerCase();
        final searchLower = title.toLowerCase();

        return titleLower.contains(searchLower) ||
            tokenLower.contains(searchLower);
      }).toList();
    } else {
      throw Exception();
    }
  }

The response of API:
[{"aptId":297,"aptDate":"2022-10-19","aptPlace":"Kothrud","aptTime":"11:31:00","city":"pune","comments":"No","totalFees":50000,"feesCollected":40000,"partyName":"Swara Joshi","paymentMode":"Cash","staffId":150,"partyType":"Owner","aptStatus":"Open","contactNo":"7845125487","docTitle":"B/204, Spenta Palazzo","tokenNo":22092699900203,"userName":"Satish","docId":267}]
Model Class:
   import 'dart:core';
import 'dart:convert';

Appointment documnetModelJson(String str) =>
    Appointment.fromJson(json.decode(str));

String documentModelToJson(Appointment data) => json.encode(data.toJson());

class Appointment {
  int aptId;
  String aptDate;
  String aptTime;
  String aptPlace;
  String city;
  String? comments;
  int? docId;
  int? feesCollected;
  int totalFees;
  String partyName;
  String? paymentMode;
  int staffId;
  String partyType;
  String docTitle;
  int tokenNo;
  String userName;
  String aptStatus;
  String contactNo;

  int get getaptId => this.aptId;

  set setaptId(aptId) => this.aptId = aptId;

  int? get getdocId => this.docId;

  set setdocId(final docId) => this.docId = docId;

  get getTokenNo => tokenNo;

  set setTokenNo(tokenNo) => this.tokenNo = tokenNo;

  get getDocTitle => docTitle;

  set setDocTitle(docTitle) => this.docTitle = docTitle;

  get getstaffId => this.staffId;

  set setstaffId(staffId) => this.staffId = staffId;

  get getPartyName => this.partyName;

  set setPartyName(partyName) => this.partyName = partyName;

  get getPartyType => this.partyType;

  set setPartyType(partyType) => this.partyType = partyType;

  get getAptDate => this.aptDate;

  set setAptDate(aptDate) => this.aptDate = aptDate;

  get getAptTime => this.aptTime;

  set setAptTime(aptTime) => this.aptTime = aptTime;

  get getAptPlace => this.aptPlace;

  set setAptPlace(aptPlace) => this.aptPlace = aptPlace;

  get getCity => this.city;

  set setCity(city) => this.city = city;

  get getFeesCollected => this.feesCollected;

  set setFeesCollected(feesCollected) => this.feesCollected = feesCollected;

  get getTotalFees => this.totalFees;

  set setTotalFees(totalFees) => this.totalFees = totalFees;

  get getPaymentMode => this.paymentMode;

  set setPaymentMode(paymentMode) => this.paymentMode = paymentMode;

  get getComments => this.comments;

  set setComments(comments) => this.comments = comments;

  get getuserName => this.userName;

  set setuserName(userName) => this.userName = userName;

  get getAptStatus => this.aptStatus;

  set setAptStatus(aptStatus) => this.aptStatus = aptStatus;

  get getContactNo => this.contactNo;

  set setContactNo(contactNo) => this.contactNo = contactNo;

  Appointment(
      {required this.aptId,
      required this.docId,
      required this.tokenNo,
      required this.docTitle,
      required this.staffId,
      required this.partyName,
      required this.partyType,
      required this.aptDate,
      required this.aptTime,
      required this.aptPlace,
      required this.city,
      required this.feesCollected,
      required this.totalFees,
      required this.paymentMode,
      required this.userName,
      required this.aptStatus,
      required this.contactNo,
      required this.comments});

  factory Appointment.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) {
    return Appointment(
        aptId: json['aptId'],
        docId: json['docId'] ?? '',
        tokenNo: json['tokenNo'],
        docTitle: json['docTitle'],
        staffId: json['staffId'],
        partyName: json['partyName'],
        partyType: json['partyType'],
        aptDate: json['aptDate'],
        aptTime: json['aptTime'],
        aptPlace: json['aptPlace'],
        city: json['city'],
        feesCollected: json['feesCollected'] ?? "",
        totalFees: json['totalFees'],
        paymentMode: json['paymentMode'] ?? "",
        userName: json['userName'],
        aptStatus: json['aptStatus'],
        contactNo: json['contactNo'],
        comments: json['comments'] ?? '');
  }

  Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
        'aptId': aptId,
        'docId': docId,
        'tokenNo': tokenNo,
        'docTitle': docTitle,
        'staffId': staffId,
        'partyName': partyName,
        'type': partyType,
        'aptDate': aptDate,
        'aptTime': aptTime.toString(),
        'aptPlace': aptPlace,
        'city': city,
        'feesCollected': feesCollected,
        'totalFees': totalFees,
        'paymentMode': paymentMode,
        'userName': userName,
        'aptStatus': aptStatus,
        'contactNo': contactNo,
        'comments': comments,
      };
}

The UI:
import 'package:AtDocHUB/View/AppointmentPageFE.dart';
import './AppointmentsDetailsEditPage.dart';
import 'dart:core';

import 'package:AtDocHUB/Controller/AppointmentController.dart';
import 'package:AtDocHUB/Model/Appointment.dart';
import 'package:get/instance_manager.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class AppointmentDetails extends StatefulWidget {
  final int aptId;
  //final int docId;
  //final int staff_Id;

  AppointmentDetails(
    this.aptId,
    // this.docId,
    // this.staff_Id,
  );

  @override
  _AppointmentDetailsState createState() => _AppointmentDetailsState(
        this.aptId,
        // this.docId,
        //this.staff_Id,
      );
}

class _AppointmentDetailsState extends State<AppointmentDetails> {
  AppointmentController appointmentController =
      Get.put(AppointmentController());

  late Future<Appointment> futureAppointments;
  final int aptId;
  //final int docId;
  // final int staff_Id;
  _AppointmentDetailsState(
    this.aptId,
    //  this.docId,
    // this.staff_Id,
  );

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    // futureDocuments = documentController
    //     .fetchDocumentsByTitle('Skyone Building, Flat no 101');
    // futureDocuments = documentController.fetchDocumentsByID(docId);
    futureAppointments = AppointmentController.fetchAppointmentsById(this.aptId)
        as Future<Appointment>;
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(
        backgroundColor: Color.fromARGB(255, 3, 87, 156),
        title: Text('Appointment Details'),
        leading: IconButton(
            icon: BackButtonIcon(),
            onPressed: () => Navigator.of(context).push(MaterialPageRoute(
                builder: (BuildContext context) => AppointmentPageFE()))),
      ),
      body: Center(
        child: FutureBuilder<Appointment>(
          future: futureAppointments,
          builder: (context, snapshot) {
            if (snapshot.hasData) {
              return ListView(children: [
                SafeArea(
                  child: SingleChildScrollView(
                    child: Container(
                      padding: EdgeInsets.all(15),
                      height: 750,
                      // child: Card(
                      //
                      child: SelectionArea(
                        child: Column(
                            mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceAround,
                            crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.start,
                            children: [
                              Text(
                                  "Document Title : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.partyName,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Token No : " + snapshot.data!.partyName,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Party Name : " + snapshot.data!.partyName,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              // Text(
                              //     "Appointment Executive : " +
                              //         snapshot.data!.userName,
                              //     style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Contact No : " + snapshot.data!.contactNo,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Party Type : " + snapshot.data!.partyType,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text(
                                  "Appointment Place : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.aptPlace,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Appointment City : " + snapshot.data!.city,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text(
                                  "Appointment Date : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.aptDate,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text(
                                  "Appointment Time : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.aptTime,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text(
                                  "Appointment Status : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.aptStatus,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Fees : " + snapshot.data!.partyType,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text(
                                  "Fees Collected : " +
                                      snapshot.data!.partyType,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              Text("Payment Mode : " + snapshot.data!.partyName,
                                  style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),

                              // Text("Comments : " + snapshot.data!.comments!,
                              //     style: const TextStyle(fontSize: 15.0)),
                              //  ])),
                              // ),

                              // child: Row(
                              //   children: [
                              // SizedBox(
                              //   width: 100,
                              // ),
                              Row(
                                mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                                children: [
                                  Container(
                                    alignment: Alignment.center,
                                    height: 35,
                                    width: 200,
                                    decoration: BoxDecoration(
                                      borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
                                      color: Color.fromARGB(255, 3, 89, 168),
                                    ),
                                    child: TextButton(
                                      // style:
                                      //     TextButton.styleFrom(fixedSize: Size.fromHeight(300)),
                                      child: const Text(
                                        'Edit ',
                                        style: TextStyle(
                                          fontSize: 17.0,
                                          fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                                          color: Colors.white,
                                          backgroundColor:
                                              Color.fromARGB(255, 3, 89, 168),
                                        ),
                                      ),

                                      onPressed: () {
                                        Navigator.of(context)
                                            .pushAndRemoveUntil(
                                                MaterialPageRoute(
                                                    builder: (BuildContext
                                                            context) =>
                                                        AppointmentDetailsEditPage(
                                                          this.aptId,
                                                          //  this.docId,
                                                          // this.staff_Id,
                                                        )),
                                                (Route<dynamic> route) =>
                                                    false);
                                      },
                                    ),
                                  ),
                                ],
                              ),
                            ]),
                      ),
                    ),

                    // ),
                    padding: const EdgeInsets.all(10),
                  ),
                ),
              ]);
            } else if (snapshot.hasError) {
              return Text('${snapshot.error}');
            }

            // By default, show a loading spinner.
            return const CircularProgressIndicator();
          },
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

A: I suspect null is coming from different item, provide default value on null case.
  factory Appointment.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) {
    return Appointment(
        aptId: json['aptId'] ?? 0,
        /// same for other int
        ...);
  }

A: One of your int fields got null value, you must check
aptId, staffId, tokenNo


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Q: CLion can't detect CMake though CMake is installed and added to the Path Here already have an answer of CMAKE ERROR with CLion but my question is different.
I installed CLion 2017.3.1 on Windows 8 64 bit. I already installed Cygwin 64 bit on my pc and Cmake 3.9.6. In the configuration window of the CLion it can't detect Cmake. I added Cmake to the path but CLion can't detect it. the errors are shown in following Fig.

After clicking on Test CMake run finished with error
It shows the following errors:-
CMake Error: CMake was unable to find a build program corresponding to "Unix
Makefiles".  CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM is not set.  You probably need to select a
different build tool.

CMake Error: CMAKE_C_COMPILER not set, after EnableLanguage

CMake Error: CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER not set, after EnableLanguage

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!

Error code: 1

After installing CMake and adding it to the path why these errors are showing?
What is the meaning of these errors?
And how to fix these errors?
Plz help
Thank you

A: The input field titled with Make is intended for make program (which processes Makefiles), not for cmake one. If you haven't make installed, install it.
See also this question: CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM not found, which describes a meaning of the first error you have got.


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Extra Points: Brooks, Dead Money, Quarterbacks
Let's take a look at a few stories from around the NFL as this Friday comes to a close:
Ahmad Brooks was accused of assault back in May, and was officially charged with sexual battery earlier this week. The 49ers have not made a decision yet on whether they will retain the embattled linebacker, and the NFL is dragging their feet on making a decision as well. The league could choose to place him on paid leave or the commissioner's exempt list while his legal situation gets sorted out, writes Matt Maiocco of CSNBayArea.com.
As teams continue to trim down their rosters on the way to coming up with the best 53 players, it is fun to remember all the players who have already been cut or traded during recent offseasons who are still a burden to the salary cap. The Saints pace the league in dead money with 20% of their cap tied up, led by Jimmy Graham, Ben Grubbs, Junior Galette, and Curtis Lofton, per Spotrac.com. The Bengals sit on the other side of the spectrum, only having .57% of their cap devoted to players no longer on the roster.
While teams like the Bills, Browns, and Jets might still have uncertain quarterback situations, the likelihood of finding a starter on the trade market in late August isn't very high, writes Zac Jackson of Pro Football Talk. The precedent isn't there, and even when players get traded this time of year, it is rarely for anything more than a backup. Brett Favre being traded to the Jets is the exception, but special circumstances surrounded that ordeal in Green Bay.
Aqib Talib's One-Game Suspension Upheld
James Conner back at practice
NFC Notes: Niners, Kaepernick, Saints
T.J. Yeldon, Allen Hurns Post-Preseason Week 3 Fantasy Advice
Poll: Will Robert Griffin III Be The Starter In Washington?


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Watch The Spider-Man: Homecoming Sneak Peek From The MTV Movie & TV Awards
Posted byLarry Fire May 8, 2017 Posted inComic Books, MoviesTags:Comic Books, Movies, Spider-Man: Homecoming
Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios has revealed a new Spider-Man: Homecoming sneak peek at the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
A young Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Tom Holland), who made his sensational debut in Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging super hero in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.). Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine – distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man – but when the Vulture (Michael Keaton) emerges as a new villain, everything that Peter holds most important will be threatened.
Spider-Man: Homecoming also stars Zendaya, Jon Favreau, Donald Glover and Tyne Daly.
Directed by Jon Watts, Spider-Man: Homecoming was written by Jonathan Goldstein & John Francis Daley, Jon Watts & Christopher Ford, and Chris McKenna & Erik Sommers. The film is produced by Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal, and executive produced by Louis D'Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Patricia Whitcher, Jeremy Latcham, and Stan Lee.
Spider-Man: Homecoming will swing into theaters on July 7, 2017.
Published by Larry Fire
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