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Officials play down Rohingya repatriation delay
Refugees want guarantees of safety, citizenship and basic rights before returning to Myanmar from Bangladesh
A Rohingya child cries in Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh, where about 400,000 refugees reside in squalid conditions after fleeing a deadly military crackdown in Myanmar. (Photo by Stephan Uttom/ucanews.com)
John Zaw, Mandalay, Stephan Uttom and Rock Rozario, Dhaka
Officials in Bangladesh and Myanmar have responded positively to a delay in the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims, while refugees in Bangladeshi camps and rights groups claim the planned process threatens refugees' security and well-being.
Bangladesh said on Jan. 22 that their repatriation to Myanmar would not start on Jan. 23 as planned because vital arrangements remained incomplete.
On Jan. 16, Bangladesh and Myanmar signed an agreement that provides details of a plan to repatriate over 770,000 mostly Rohingya Muslim refugees who have fled Myanmar's Rakhine State since October 2016.
Most refugees have fled to Bangladesh since late August last year following a brutal military crackdown in response to Rohingya militant attacks on security checkpoints in Rakhine on Aug. 25.
"The repatriation has three stages — setting up a framework, infrastructural arrangements and actual repatriation. We have completed the first stage and the second stage will require two to three weeks to complete," Abul Kalam, commissioner of Bangladesh's state-run Refugee Relief and Rehabilitation Commission, told ucanews.com.
The official said Bangladesh has not yet handed over a list of 100,000 refugees as agreed but instead is preparing a list of all 770,000 refugees to be repatriated.
"The number of refugees to be repatriated is large, so it is taking time to complete. Refugees will be put in transit camps near the border before return, so their food and security must be ensured before actual repatriation," Kalam said.
Refugees living in squalid camps in Cox's Bazar with minimal aid and basic services have been protesting against the start of repatriation without "concrete promises of citizenship and basic rights" in Myanmar since Jan. 19.
"The proposed process is not acceptable to refugees. Myanmar wants to put us in temporary camps but there is no mention of when we would be allowed to go back to our ancestral home and get back our property. There is no guarantee of our safety, citizenship and basic rights on our return. Without all these assurances, we don't want to go back," said Muhammad Saker, 20, a refugee from Balukhali camp who fled to Bangladesh from Buthidaung, Rakhine, in December 2016.
Muhammad Rezwan, 20, who arrived in Bangladesh in September 2017 from Maungdaw, Rakhine, had similar sentiments.
"At least in Bangladesh we are safe and living without fear of death. What good would it bring us if we get back to Myanmar without a promise of citizenship, basic rights and peaceful living?" he asked.
"We have lost our faith in Myanmar and we believe that without monitoring from the United Nations the repatriation would be useless and risky for refugees."
A view of Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh in December 2017. (Photo by Stephan Uttom/ucanews.com)
Myanmar ready to accept refugees
Myanmar says it is ready to accept Rohingya people as preparations have already been made.
Aung Min, director of the Rakhine State Immigration and Population Department, said it assigned staff to two reception centers on Jan. 17 to prepare for refugees.
"On our part, we are ready to accept the people as all preparations have been made," he told ucanews.com.
Aung Min said the repatriation process would be carried out five days a week and around 300 people would be accepted in two reception centers each day.
"Although the Bangladesh government hasn't contacted us regarding refugees' return, we have to continue working on the agreement Bangladesh and Myanmar have reached," Zaw Htay, director-general of State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi's office, told Radio Free Asia on Jan. 22.
Under the agreement, Myanmar was due to start receiving Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh at two reception centers and a temporary camp near Maungdaw, northern Rakhine State, starting on Jan. 23 and continuing over the next two years.
Rohingya refugees who want to return to Myanmar will need to fill out a form that requires each head of a family to supply a Myanmar address for his father, mother and spouse along with a family photo and thumb prints for all family members.
Returnees will need to sign a document stating that their return is voluntary and they will abide by the laws of that country.
New York-based Human Rights Watch called for suspension of the bilateral plan as it "threatens the refugees' security and well-being."
"Rohingya refugees shouldn't be returned to camps guarded by the very same Burmese forces who forced them to flee massacres and gang rapes and torched villages," Asia director Brad Adams said on Jan. 23.
Adams said the repatriation plan appears to be "a public relations play" to hide the fact that Myanmar has not taken measures to ensure "safe and sustainable returns."
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I love the look of a carbon fiber genteleman's knife and this new variation of the Böker Plus Kwaiken Flipper is no exception. I think it nails the slim elegant aesthetic that I enjoy in a formal knife and the materials look to be top notch. Full details after the jump.
The original liner-lock Kwaiken, designed by New Mexico knifemaker Lucas Burnley, has spun off numerous variants since its introduction. The new Kwaiken Flipper Carbon retains the 3.5″ VG10 blade and IKBS bearing blade pivot of the titanium handled version, and adds carbon fiber scales to the mix. Also unchanged from the other versions are the right-side, tip-up pocket clip and lanyard hole. This is a long folder, but quite slim and looks like it would carry very unobtrusively in a pocket, while still packing a formidable amount of blade.
The video above goes on a bit long–the narrator is out of things to say after 30 seconds–but it gives you a good view of the knife opening and closing (skip to the end to see the close).
The unique design by Lucas Burnley compels in this new version with its refined carbon scales and a satin-finished blade made from VG-10. The thin construction and exclusive materials make the Kwaiken Flipper Carbon into a true crossover between gentlemen's folder and tactical knife.


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Q: TypeORM: how to load relations with CreateQueryBuilder, without using JOINs? I'm developing an API using NestJS & TypeORM to fetch data from a MySQL DB. Currently I'm trying to get all the instances of an entity (HearingTonalTestPage) and all the related entities (e.g. Frequency). I can get it using createQueryBuilder:
const queryBuilder = await this.hearingTonalTestPageRepo
      .createQueryBuilder('hearing_tonal_test_page')
      .innerJoinAndSelect('hearing_tonal_test_page.hearingTest', 'hearingTest')
      .innerJoinAndSelect('hearingTest.page', 'page')
      .innerJoinAndSelect('hearing_tonal_test_page.frequencies', 'frequencies')
      .innerJoinAndSelect('frequencies.frequency', 'frequency')
      .where(whereConditions)
      .orderBy(`page.${orderBy}`, StringToSortType(pageFilterDto.ascending));

The problem here is that this will produce a SQL query (screenshot below) which will output a line per each related entity (Frequency), when I want to output a line per each HearingTonalTestPage (in the screenshot example, 3 rows instead of 12) without losing its relations data. Reading the docs, apparently this can be easily achieved using the relations option with .find(). With QueryBuilder I see some relation methods, but from I've read, under the hood it will produce JOINs, which of course I want to avoid.

So the 1 million $ question here is: is it possible with CreateQueryBuilder to load the relations after querying the main entities (something similar to .find({ relations: {  } }) )? If yes, how can I achieve it?

A: I am not an expert, but I had a similar case and using:
const qb = this.createQueryBuilder("product");

// apply relations
FindOptionsUtils.applyRelationsRecursively(qb, ["createdBy", "updatedBy"], qb.alias, this.metadata, "");

return qb
    .orderBy("product.id", "DESC")
    .limit(1)
    .getOne();

it worked for me, all relations are correctly loaded.
ref: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/blob/master/src/find-options/FindOptionsUtils.ts

A: You say that you want to avoid JOINs, and are seeking an analogue of find({relations: {}}), but, as the documentation says, find({relations: {}}) uses under the hood, expectedly, LEFT JOINs. So when we talk about query with relations, it can't be without JOIN's.
Now about the problem:

The problem here is that this will produce a SQL query (screenshot
below) which will output a line per each related entity (Frequency),
when I want to output a line per each HearingTonalTestPage

Your query looks fine. And the result of the query, also, is ok. I think that you expected to have as a result of the query something similar to json structure(when the relation field contains all the information inside itself instead of creating new rows and spread all its values on several rows). But that is how the SQL works. By the way, getMany() method should return 3 HearingTonalTestPage objects, not 12, so what the SQL query returns should not worry you.
The main question:

is it possible with CreateQueryBuilder to load the relations after
querying the main entities

I did't get what do you mean by saying "after querying the main entities". Can you provide more context?

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Last year, the NCC introduced fees for those wanting to cross country ski in Gatineau Park…this year snow shoeing takes a hit as well. The NCC will charge $7 to $17 for day passes and $40 to $145 for season passes for those wanting to snow shoe in Gatineau Park.
The NCC says this is a contribution snow shoers will make for the services that they enjoy using, such as campers pay for camping. Gatineau Park's snow shoe trail is 57 km long with signs, fire pits, shelters and more and the maintenance of the trails, parking lots and more are costly.
Cross country ski passes can be used as snowshoe passes as well AND people can use their library cards to borrow snowshoe passes from public library branches throughout the City and Gatineau.


With the growing popularity of destination weddings, one is forced to sit down and think about why they're gaining so much fame. If we deconstruct the average man's psyche, we can see the need to imitate in real life what's shown on the big silver screen. We all want to have those 'Dharma Production' styled weddings complete with fancy decorations and background music. It makes us feel closer to the distant dream of living a filmy life. It allows us to feel like celebrities and have large scale celebrations. We are willing to splurge for a unique satisfaction that comes only from larger than life parties. Below are 8 offbeat cities that are perfect for destination weddings in India. These are perfect locations for recreating the magical moments of filmy weddings in real life.
Pushkar in Rajasthan is known for the Pushkar Fair as well as for the large scale weddings. On the off chance that you truly jump at the chance to make your minute exceptional and extraordinary, at that point design your wedding goal in Pushkar, which is a standout amongst the most wonderful urban areas for wedding couples. The most devout is getting married before the God and in the midst of the popular sanctuaries like Brahma Temple, Varah Temple and Savitri Temple.
Abode to one of the richest and busiest Gods in India, Tirupati is one of the most preferred wedding locations for Hindus. A lot of South-Indians opt for temple or kalyan mandapams in Tirupati. A popular example of such reel wedding would be that of Alia Bhatt and Arjun Kapoor in the film 2 States. So if you want to tie the knot in the holy precincts of a temple, this is a very good option for you.
The Munjoh Ocean Resort here is a lush and lavish property that is one of the most remarkable and unique resorts in Havelock to exchange your vows. Tourists flood Havelock usually from October to April which is the peak season. Excluding the monsoon time, September to May would be the best time to celebrate a Havelock wedding.
If you love hills and are planning to get married in the hills, then Lavasa is a very good option. It is already a popular wedding destination for people from Mumbai and Pune. The perfect time to book Lavasa as a wedding destination is from October to May, however if you are on a budget then you can book a destination in the end of October.
Alibaug is a quiet and peaceful town that offers some of the best and attractive beaches as the perfect wedding places in India. With unique Indian wedding decorations, this location can actually work wonders for Indian wedding venues. The best time to have a peaceful wedding at Alibaug is from November to June.
A holy place that brings the religious community of the nation together and weddings are also organised in a pleasant way. Tying the knot on the banks of the holy River Ganga, or may say in a resort gives special feeling to your heart. One of the most popular hotels famous for organising royal wedding is "The Hotel Ganga Kinare". It rests in a picturesque locale and offers a pleasant setting to create new beginnings.
Synonymous with regal weddings, Udaipur is likewise much renowned worldwide as the "Venice of the East" because of its rich legacy, culture and design radiance. Encompassed by four lakes on all sides, Udaipur is additionally a standout amongst the most sentimental urban communities in India that will abandon you charmed until the end of time.
Looking at the heritage of Pandya Kings, it can be said that Madurai is one of the most established urban communities in India. Holding a solid legendary significance to its history, the city of Madurai is built in the shape of a lotus. Being home to a number of sanctuaries, Madurai is one of the choicest destinations for sanctuary weddings.


Not much to report today which is a good thing! We all slept late, had an amazing breakfast of Brynn's famous french toast, did school work all morning and into the afternoon, and played in the park. But most notable is Brynn and I had naps! I posted a few more pictures from our time in Yellowstone. And that's about it.


A witness to events in Charlottesville, Va., says that much of what the country is being told about what took place there is being purposefully blown out of proportion, and that if too many Americans believe the hype it could eventually lead to the destruction of the country.
Writing in The Daily Signal, editor Jarrett Stepman said he and his wife were in town for a little family getaway and just happened to pick the weekend that a pair of extremist groups — right-wing neo-Nazis and Left-wing fascists — met to do battle over the city's decision to remove a statue commemorating Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The clash between Nazis and leftists in the streets was an ugly and surreal scene one would associate with 1930s Germany, not a sleepy American town in the heart of central Virginia.
Stepman noted further that "the silent majority" of townsfolk were more than a little angry about what happened in their small city. "They were almost universally upset, blindsided, and resentful that these groups showed up in their community to drag down its reputation and fight their ideological proxy wars," he wrote.
He also said that giving in to people who want to destroy the parts of American history they don't like will only "diminish" the country and embolden the extremist radicals on both sides. And as their angst and anger ramp up, the potential for devolving into constant social unrest and even civil war becomes far greater.
"In a country of 320 million people of stunningly diverse ethnic backgrounds and philosophies, this is a fire bell in the night for complete cultural disintegration. The end result will be uglier than the already sickening events that took place this past weekend," wrote Stepman.
Left-wing groups and politicians who are currently pushing to purge the heritage from a sizable plurality of its people will not stop with the removal of Confederate monuments. These same people view the very founding of our nation as racist, bigoted, homophobic and therefore illegitimate. That means all vestiges of our unique American heritage — even that which later empowered subsequent generations to purge the nation of the injustice of slavery and inequality — must be purged as well.
We simply can't allow them to be victorious.


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Q: Why Angular bootstrap not display pagination buttons Here I'm using Angularjs bootstrap and Bootstrap. I wanna display Angular pagination, but it does not display.
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A: Please check document https://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/#!#pagination
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Not to be confused with Lefty Gomez.
Robert Moses "Lefty" Grove (March 6, 1900 – May 22, 1975) was a professional baseball pitcher. After having success in the minor leagues during the early 1920s, Grove became a star in Major League Baseball with the American League's Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox, winning 300 games in his 17-year MLB career. He was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1947.
One of the greatest left-handed pitchers in major league history, Grove led the American League in wins in four separate seasons, in strikeouts seven years in a row, and had the league's lowest earned run average a record nine times. Over the course of the three years from 1929 to 1931 he twice won the pitcher's Triple Crown, leading the league in wins, strikeouts, and ERA, while amassing a 79-15 record as the ace for the Athletics' dynasty teams.
Born in Lonaconing, Maryland to John Robert Grove, (1865–1957), and Emma Catherine Beeman, (1872–1959), Grove was a sandlot star in the Baltimore area during the 1910s. Grove didn't play organized baseball until he was 19 years old. In 1920, he made his professional debut with the Martinsburg Mountaineers of the class-D Blue Ridge League, where he appeared in six games. In 59 innings pitched, Grove gave up just 30 hits, and he had an earned run average (ERA) of 1.68. His performance attracted the attention of Jack Dunn, Sr. (1878–1928), the manager/owner of the minor league Baltimore Orioles, who also discovered George Herman ("Babe") Ruth (1895–1948).
Grove joined the Baltimore Orioles in 1920, while they were playing a half-century in the minor leagues of first the old Eastern League (1903–1914) and then after 1916, in the reorganized International League of "Triple A" (AAA) ball. "Lefty" broke into the team's pitching rotation at midseason with a 12-2 record during their most famous winning championships sprint of 1919–1925, winning six straight titles. Over the next four seasons, he posted marks of 25-10, 18-8, 27-10 and 26-6, leading the International League in strikeouts each season.
Grove remained in the minor leagues through 1924 because owner Jack Dunn, Sr. (1872–1928), refused several offers from the majors to acquire him. At the time, the Orioles were an independent operation with no major league affiliation and the International League had declared its players not subject to a major league draft. Since the reserve clause in all contracts was honored throughout organized baseball, this meant that Grove had no way to reach the majors until the Orioles became willing to trade or sell his contract. Finally, early in 1925, Dunn agreed to sell Grove's rights to Connie Mack (1862–1956), and his Philadelphia Athletics in the American League for $100,600, the highest amount ever paid for a player at the time.
Grove battled injuries as a rookie and posted a 10-13 mark (which would prove his only losing record in 17 major league seasons), despite leading the league in strikeouts. Grove then settled down in 1926 and won the first of a record nine earned run average (ERA) titles with a mark of 2.51. In 1927, Grove won 20 games for the first time, and a year later he led the league in wins with 24.
In 1928, Grove twice struck out the side on nine pitches. On August 23, he did it in the second inning of a 3-1 win over the Cleveland Indians to become the third American League pitcher and seventh pitcher in major league history to accomplish the feat. On September 27, he did it in the seventh inning of a 5-3 win over the Chicago White Sox, becoming the first pitcher in major league history to accomplish the feat twice in a career; since then, only Sandy Koufax, Randy Johnson and, Nolan Ryan, all Hall of Famers, have joined him. Grove, however, remains the only pitcher to do it twice in the same season. The sportswriter Arthur "Bugs" Baer wrote, "Lefty Grove could throw a lamb chop past a wolf."
The Athletics won the pennant in three successive seasons (1929 to 1931), as well as consecutive World Series championships in 1929 and 1930. During the Athletics' championship run, Grove led the way as the league's top pitcher, posting records of 20-6, 28-5 and 31-4. In 1930, Grove led the league in wins, ERA (2.06), strikeouts (175), winning percentage, complete games, and shutouts. His 2.06 ERA was 2.32 runs below the league average. He was also chosen as league MVP in 1931, making him one of only a handful of pitchers to achieve this honor. His M.V.P. award is the only one not enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, instead being housed at the George's Creek Library of the Western Maryland Regional Library system in Lonaconing.
The Athletics contended for the next two seasons, but finished second to the New York Yankees in 1932 and third behind the Washington Senators and Yankees in 1933. In 1933, Grove became the first player in Major League Baseball history to strike out five times in a nine-inning game. On December 12, 1933, team owner Connie Mack traded Grove, along with Max Bishop and Rube Walberg, to the Boston Red Sox for Bob Kline, Rabbit Warstler and $125,000.
Grove was unable to contribute substantially during his first year in Boston, an arm injury holding him to an 8-8 record. In 1935, however, Grove returned to form with a 20-12 record and a league-leading 2.70 ERA. Grove won his eighth ERA title a year later, and also led the league in ERA and winning percentage in 1938. Grove continued to post outstanding records, including 14-4 in 1938 and 15-4 in 1939, as well as lead the AL in ERA 4 times between 1935 and 1939. In his last season, he won and lost 7 games, winning his 300th game on July 25 (giving up 6 runs on 12 hits, but winning 10-6), before losing his last three major league games, ending his career on September 28, pitching just one inning in the 2nd game of a doubleheader.
Grove retired in 1941 with a career record of 300-141. His .680 lifetime winning percentage is eighth all-time; however, none of the seven men ahead of him won more than 236 games. His lifetime ERA of 3.06, when normalized to overall league ERA and adjusted for the parks in which Grove played during his career, is fourth all-time among pitchers with at least 1,000 innings pitched (behind Mariano Rivera, Jim Devlin, and Pedro Martínez) at 48 percent better than average.
Grove was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1947. He died in Norwalk, Ohio and was interred in the Frostburg Memorial Cemetery in Frostburg, Maryland.
In 1969 Grove was voted starting pitcher for the 100th anniversary team. In 1999, Grove was ranked number 23 on The Sporting News list of Baseball's Greatest Players. He ranked second, behind only Warren Spahn, among left-handed pitchers (third when Babe Ruth is counted as a pitcher as well as an outfielder) although Babe Ruth never pitched long enough to be considered. That same year, Grove was elected to the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.


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Articles of 2002
Canal de Boxeo
The Sweet Science
Esteemed Las Vegas Boxing Writer Royce Feour Dead at Age 79
Arne K. Lang
Word has come down that retired Las Vegas sportswriter Royce Feour has died. A lifelong resident of Las Vegas, save for his four years as a journalism major at the state university in Reno, Feour spent 42 years as a Las Vegas sportswriter, the last 37 with the Las Vegas Review-Journal. For 25 of those years, Feour had the boxing beat. In 1996, the Boxing Writers Association of America honored him with the Nat Fleischer Award for "excellence in boxing journalism."
Feour retired in 2004. His final column, on May 17, ran on the front page. In it, he recalled growing up as a boy in Las Vegas when the city had barely 50,000 people. In those days, noted Feour, the biggest sporting event in the city was the annual high school football game between Las Vegas High and Rancho.
Former LVRJ colleague Stephen Nover recalled that Feour was a consummate pro who never balked at doing some of the grunt work in the newsroom and never missed a deadline. The last event he covered for the paper was a high school track meet. A big supporter of youth sports, he likely volunteered for it.
During the mid-to-late 1990s, this reporter worked as a publicist for a promoter who ran low budget shows in the basement ballroom of a shabby North Las Vegas casino. Feour was at every fight, which couldn't be said for the boxing writer of the rival paper. Royce Feour was an A-list boxing writer, one of the select few who get to interview important fighters in intimate settings away from the bustle of a big pre-fight press luncheon, but he yet felt a journalistic obligation to cover the little fights too.
Feour, who never married, was very close to his mother, a 73-year resident of Las Vegas when she died in 2005 at age 98. Among old-time Las Vegans, Nellie Feour was renowned for her volunteer work, in particular her work at Valley Hospital. Royce inherited his mother's altruistic gene. In retirement, he devoted his twitter page to finding a home for homeless dogs.
Feour had two harrowing experiences. A diehard San Francisco Giants baseball fan, he was in the upper deck at Candlestick Park for game three of the 1989 World Series when the earthquake hit. Although he was on vacation, he hammered out a first-person story for his paper.
In August of 2002, Feour was on a small airplane that overshot the runway at a Big Bear Lake, California, airfield and then burst into flames as it burst through a chain link fence. The two co-pilots and five passengers, including Bob Arum and Kevin Iole, made it out safely but just barely.
Iole, who currently covers combat sports for Yahoo, presented Feour when Feour was inducted into the inaugural class of the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame. "He was that rare commodity in boxing," said Iole, "an honest and kind soul who was respected and liked by the fighters, the promoters, the officials, and his peers."
"Sadly," continued Iole, "he died alone in his tiny one bedroom apartment in the shadow of the opulent Wynn Las Vegas. He was, apparently, dead for a while before Las Vegas police entered his apartment and found his body."
It isn't known if there will be a memorial service. A donation to your local animal shelter would be a fitting tribute.
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Recalling Three Big Fights in Miami, the Site of Super Bowl LIV
The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs collide on Feb. 2 in Miami in Super Bowl LIV (54) in what will assuredly be the biggest betting event to ever play out on American soil. It's the 10th Super Bowl for the South Florida metropolis which ties it with New Orleans as the most frequent destination for football's premier attraction.
With its heavily Latin population, Miami would seem to be natural for big fights. However, this hasn't been the case. Several great champions fought here, including Roberto Duran who twice defended his world lightweight title in these parts, but these weren't big fights. In the case of Duran, his opponents were lightly regarded and the Panamanian legend was still three years away from his first encounter with Sugar Ray Leonard, a match that increased his name recognition a hundred-fold.
There were, however, three fights in Miami that summoned the interest of virtually all of America's A-list sportswriters. Here they are in reverse chronological order.
Aaron Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello (Nov. 12, 1982)
Alexis Arguello (72-5) was bidding to become boxing's first four-division champion. In his way stood WBA junior welterweight title-holder Aaron Pryor (31-0, 29 KOs), a man now widely regarded as the best 140-pound boxer of all time.
Arguello, a Miami resident, having been exiled from his Nicaraguan homeland by the Sandanista rebel occupation, was a textbook boxer who defeated his opponents with surgical efficiency. Pryor was a typhoon. He mowed down his opponents with relentless pressure. It was a great style match-up and it didn't disappoint. Contested before nearly 30,000 at Miami's iconic Orange Bowl, Pryor vs. Arguello was a fight for the ages.
"There was power, finesse, poise, courage and a tremendous ebb and flow," said Associated Press writer Ed Schuyler who dubbed it Manila in Miniature. In the ninth, 11th, and particularly the 13th rounds, Arguello hit Pryor with straight right hands that would have felled an ordinary fighter, but Pryor had an iron chin.
In the 14th, Pryor buckled Arguello's knees with a straight right hand and then unloaded a furious combination as Arguello fell back against the ropes. He was out on feet when referee Stanley Cristodoulou intervened and he would lay prone on the canvas for several minutes before he could be removed to his dressing room.
Sonny Liston vs. Muhammad Ali (Feb. 25, 1964)
If you happen to find a poster for this fight with the name Muhammad Ali on it, don't buy it. It's bogus. Liston met up with Muhammad Ali in their second fight. In their first encounter, Liston opposed Cassius Clay.
Clay's Louisville sponsors, after a brief flirtation with Archie Moore, settled on Angelo Dundee as his trainer. Angelo operated out of his brother Chris Dundee's gym located at the corner of 5th Street and Washington Avenue in Miami Beach. The fighter who took the name Muhammad Ali trained here and kept a home in Miami for most of his first six years as a pro.
Clay/Ali was 22 years old and had only 19 fights under his belt when he was thrust against heavyweight champion Sonny Liston at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Liston was riding a 28-fight winning streak after back-to-back first-round blowouts of Floyd Patterson.
In a UPI survey, 43 of 46 boxing writers picked Liston. "Clay has no more chance of stopping Liston than the old red barn had of impeding a tornado," wrote Nat Fleischer, the publisher of The Ring magazine.
This would be the first of many famous fights for Muhammad Ali who emerged victorious when Liston quit after the sixth frame citing an injured shoulder. What is not widely known, however, is that the fight, which was shown on closed-circuit in the U.S. and Canada, was a bust at the gate. The 16,448-seat Convention Center was only half full.
The expectation that Liston would take the lippy kid out in a hurry depressed sales, as did sky-high ticket prices ($250 tops when $100 was the norm). And there may have been more subtle factors. "This may not be the best place for a fight between two Negroes," wrote Robert Lipsyte of the New York Times, cognizant that people of color were not welcome as guests at the ritzy beachfront hotels along Collins Avenue.
Jack Sharkey vs. W. L. (Young) Stribling (Feb. 27, 1929)
A big fight, as I define it, doesn't have to be a blockbuster. An important fight that produces an upset automatically becomes a bigger fight in hindsight. The Sharkey-Stribling fight of 1929 didn't draw an immense crowd by Jack Dempsey standards, but the turnout, reportedly 35,000, far exceeded expectations and the fight – which preceded Miami's first Orange Bowl football game by six years — really established Miami as a potentially good place for a big sporting event.
Promoted by the Madison Square Garden Corporation, the bout was originally headed to a dog racing track but it quickly became obvious that a larger venue was needed. A stadium was erected on a Miami Beach polo field, taking the name Flamingo Park (not to be confused with the thoroughbred track of the same name).
Slated for 10 rounds, the bout was conceived as one of two "eliminators" to find a successor to Gene Tunney who had retired. What gave the fight it's primary allure, however, was the North-South angle. Sharkey, born Joseph Zukauskas, hailed from Boston. Stribling, born into a family that traveled the fair circuit with a variety act, was from Macon, Georgia.
The fight, which aired on the NBC radio network, was a dud, a drab affair won by Sharkey who had the best of it in virtually every round. Both went on to fight Max Schmeling for the world heavyweight title. Stribling, dubbed the "King of the Canebrakes" by Damon Runyon, lost by TKO in fight that was stopped late in the 15th round. Sharkey took the title from Schmeling on a split decision after losing their first meeting on a foul.
Young Stribling died in a motorcycle crash at age 28, by which time he had engaged in 251 documented bouts, the great majority of which were set-ups. Jack Sharkey lived to be 91.
The strong earnings of the Sharkey-Stribling bout inevitably drew the Madison Square Garden Corporation back to Miami for an encore. On Feb. 27, 1930, Jack Sharkey opposed England's "Fainting" Phil Scott. Four years later, on March 1, 1834, Primo Carnera defended his world heavyweight title here against former light heavyweight champion Tommy Loughran, the Philadelphia Phantom.
Both bouts were big money losers, as were the great majority of major fights during this period. Eight months after the Sharkey-Stribling cash cow, the stock market crashed, plunging the United States into the Great Depression. Few Americans could afford to vacation in Florida, let alone travel anywhere for a big fight.
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Star Power: Ryan Garcia and Oscar De La Hoya at West L.A. Gym
David A. Avila
Under gray skies and very cool temperatures Ryan Garcia arrived with his father and a couple of others at the Westside Boxing Gym on Monday.
Waiting anxiously were about 100 people comprised of mostly videographers and photographers who had already surrounded Oscar De La Hoya who arrived earlier.
Golden Boy greets the Flash.
Garcia (19-0, 16 KOs) has a fight coming soon against Nicaragua's Francisco Fonseca (25-2-2, 19 KOs) on Friday Feb. 14, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. The Golden Boy Promotions show will be streamed by DAZN.
"I'm ready for this fight," Garcia said quickly.
Some say it has been a rather quick road for the fighter from Victorville known as the Flash. But if you ask Garcia, it has been too slow.
"I think he (Garcia) will be world champion this year," said De La Hoya, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions.
Years ago, De La Hoya arrived with the same hoopla but his travel to the top seemed even faster. By his fifth pro fight he was matched with Jeff Mayweather. Yes, those Mayweathers. At the time Mayweather had fought 27 professional fights and had only two losses. De La Hoya stopped him in four.
In his eighth pro fight De La Hoya met Troy Dorsey, a tough Texan who had formerly held the IBF featherweight world title and who would later win a super featherweight world title. De La Hoya stopped him in one round.
Two years after winning the Olympic gold medal in Barcelona, the Golden Boy met WBO world titlist Jimmi Bredahl at the Olympic Auditorium and after dropping him several times finally stopped him in the 10th round. It was De La Hoya's first world title and he was 21 years old.
Garcia is now 21 and ready to test the loaded lightweight division waters. For a while he was fighting at super featherweight, a division loaded with talent. But lightweights are the Maginot Line when it comes to boxing's big hitters. Everybody can punch in the 135-pound limit lightweight division.
When Garcia met Romero Duno last November in Las Vegas many expected the speedy Victorville fighter to get his come-uppance. Instead the lanky slugger lit up the strong Filipino fighter and dropped him into the ether world.
It was mesmerizing stuff.
Now he's back with a load of credibility after shutting down detractors with his devastating knockout win over Duno. It wasn't supposed to be that easy. Just like it wasn't supposed to be that easy when De La Hoya raced by world champions like Secretariat did in the Kentucky Derby decades ago. It's not supposed to be that easy, but for some it truly is.
Garcia seems to be headed for a journey so remarkable that he has other world champions like WBC titlist Devin Haney eyeing him for their next challenges. It barely results in a yawn for the fighter who will be facing a very credible foe in Fonseca next month.
"I'm not even the champion and he's calling me out," said Garcia with a whatever kind of look.
Other fighters and promoters can see what Garcia represents and want to get a slice of it too. Its intangible yet most of the boxing world can sense something is coming and Garcia might be part of it.
That's called star power and it's difficult to explain. Some have it, many want it and others have no chance of ever attaining it.
Time will tell how far Garcia's star power will venture.
One man lived that life and, in a sense, still lives that life and that is De La Hoya. Even he senses a déjà vu moment with Garcia.
"It's why we made him one of the richest young prospects in boxing today," De La Hoya said.
Expect several thousand ardent fans of Garcia to fill the seats on Valentine's Day. How else can you explain it but, star power.
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The Much Maligned Boxing Judge
Ted Sares
Identifying bad judges is pretty easy, but that's not the purpose of this essay. To the contrary, the emphasis here is on fine judges and the many ways they can be unjustly labeled.
Now to name a few of today's best boxing judges is to risk excluding others and that's admittedly unfair but space is limited. Quickly coming to mind, however, are these judges, all currently active: Julie Lederman (pictured), Steve Weisfeld, Glen Feldman, Dave Moretti, Glenn Trowbridge, Joe Pasquale, Max DeLuca, Hubert Earle, Benoit Roussel, Burt Clements, Tom Shreck, Don Trella, Gary Ritter, Patricia Morse Jarman, Pat Russell, Pinit Prayadsab, Raúl Caiz, Jr., and, of course, the South African legend Stanley Christodoulou.
Boxing judges, unlike referees, are far easier to criticize because the average fan can score a fight using whatever criteria he or she selects and the view from a TV is pretty good. This contributes to the relatively high number of maligned boxing judges.
Being a boxing judge is a thankless endeavor where attention is received only when something controversial and/or negative occurs. And once a judgment is made about a bad job, that judgment influences future perceptions. This is known as "confirmation bias." Thus, when a boxing commentator like the outspoken Teddy Atlas launches into a tirade over the judging in a particular fight, he may be engaging in confirmation bias—a kind of "See, I told you so." Those who might criticize based on one poor performance may feel their suspicion of botched judging confirmed. Thus, the tagged judges' reputation may be unfairly tarnished in the future.
Out-of-town fighters going to Texas to fight are aware of the risks based on the post-fight rants of Paulie Malignaggi, Atlas and many others. If so, the solution is to use out-of-state judges or avoid Texas altogether.
However, even if the elite judges make one "questionable" call in the eyes of fans and certain boxing commentators (or have an off day) they can be labeled as "bad" judges while simultaneously serving as a dart board for Bob Arum's selective and quite nasty criticism.
No judge is perfect. They deal in a subjective world. Even the legendary IBHOF member Harold Lederman was harshly criticized for his scoring in the Maurice Harris vs. Larry Holmes fight in 1997. And even his daughter Julie has served as a target for some of Arum's especially vicious criticism.
"She is the best judge in our household"—Harold Lederman
"You have people who are concentrating for three minutes, looking at nothing but the gloves, nothing but the punches. These other people are judging from TV, they're judging from twenty rows back and they don't see the effect of the punches all the time."—Dave Moretti
"It's easy to criticize boxing judges. But it's not that easy to have a sound basis for the criticism. One needs to see the fight the judge saw to be in the position to rightly criticize. Critics should temper criticisms in light of the situations boxing judges are in when judging fights. And judges should likewise understand criticisms from the boxing public, however baseless these may seem. — Epifanio M. Almeda (PhilBoxing.com)
All it Takes Is One Bad Apple
In the recent Jesse Hart vs. Joe Smith Jr. fight in Atlantic City, a somewhat under-the-radar judge got it terribly wrong. Two judges had it for Smith, 98-91 and 97-92, but the judge in question shockingly had it 95-94 for Hart. He was scorned, tagged, labeled and God knows what. The criticism took on the form of a tsunami.
Bob Arum had this to say: "That judge should be banned from scoring a fight — and I promote Hart. How can you ever score that fight for Jesse Hart? It was a terrific fight, good for boxing, good action fight, and then you have a damn judge who screws it up."
Al Bernstein added, "…He should never be allowed to judge again…."
A look at his past record as a judge since 2015 doesn't reveal anything untoward. But he has now been tagged—perhaps justifiably so– and if he somehow gets through this and slips up again, there will be one very loud "we told you so." It's the nature of the beast; It is what it is.
The Pod Index
Matt Podgorski (a former boxing official) came up with a method to evaluate the performance of judges worldwide by determining the percentage of instances his or her scores are consistent with the other two judges working the same fights. He calls it the Pod Index. "Boxing and MMA judges are often evaluated based on whether or not they have had a controversial decision. This is a poor way to assign and regard professional judges," said Podgorski in an interview with former RingTV editor Michael Rosenthal.
Matt's Disclaimer: "We are not claiming that judges with low Pod Index scores are bad judges. The Pod Index is simply a measurement of round by round variation compared to other judges."
Steve Farhood
2017 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Steve Farhood is a lot of things: analyst, writer, historian, commentator, and an unofficial judge for Showtime fights. If he were an official judge, his Pod Index score would undoubtedly be at or near the top. Steve seldom gets it wrong. He may be the best "judge" in boxing.
Ted Sares can be reached at tedsares@roadrunner.com
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Tudor Chambers
Central, Pretoria, Gauteng
John ELLIS: Architect
Type: Offices with shops to street
Status: Extant
25°44'47.73" S 28°11'20.62" E Alt: 1322m
Tudor Chambers was originally a speculative development intended for street-level retail and luxury offices in typical high-street or city-centre square fashion.
Coach magnate and businessman George Heys purchased the site in 1893 and set in motion the construction of Tudor Chambers, designed by British architect John ELLIS, in 1903 with material imported from Scotland by Heys's own maritime transport company. It had Heys's own offices. Heys had had Melrose House built as his own residence.
Its architecture is typical of the late Victorian but untypical in its place, being an Arts and Crafts Tudor Revival with distinctive Art Nouveau features in the decorative framing of the shop-windows at ground floor retail, and in the brassware furnishings of the three upper storeys. With its parapets and corner tower it was the tallest building in Pretoria at the time of its construction. Over time the building fell into disrepair, the roof deteriorating to such an extent that the building repeatedly flooded, causing damage to walls, floors and ceilings in addition to the exterior damage by the elements. The original tower was lost in a windstorm and it is now commemorated in a newly configured steel structure of lighter construction so as to be less prone to wind load.
It was purchased in 2007 by Alec Wapnick of City Property, an ardent art lover and property magnate. Wapnick has also purchased all the furniture and photographs of the office of JG Heys (No 3 Tudor Chambers) as well as the counter of the maritime transport and insurance company which Heys undertook in the next door office (No 2 Tudor Chambers). A museologist has restored the furniture and reconstructed the office in Alec Wapnick's private gallery.
Restored in 2008 for the City Property Group by GAPP Architects & Urban Designers. Nicholas CLARKE of ARCHIFACTS acted as heritage consultant to CULTMATRIX on the project.
See also articles on CITY PROPERTY.
Writings about this entry
Dunston, Lola & Dunston, Tom. 1975. Young Pretoria 1889-1913. Pretoria: Dunston. pg 57, 63, 92, 94, 98, 104, 113, 131, 158, 172, 218


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The Plutocracy, Henry Kissinger and Silvio Berlusconi:
Investigating their own terrorism and laundering their money
Nipawin - Thursday - November 28, 2002 - by: Mario deSantis
"No. I think U.S. intelligence has been -- if you look at one investigation after another, they have done as good a job as they could under the circumstances" Henry Kissinger on 9-11 intelligence failures
"Mad justice" Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi as he heard that former PM Giulio Andreotti had been guilty of ordering a Mafia hit on an investigative journalist in 1979
We have been covering the cream of the crop of our plutocracy.
President George Bush has made a mockery of the international law when he withdrew the United States signature from the International Criminal Court (ICC) Treaty.
Terrorism is not only embedded into plutocracy but yesterday George Bush appointed Henry Kissinger, a man accused of crimes against humanity, to head the investigation surrounding the terrorist 9-11attacks.
Yesterday, I also learn that Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, a man who has been trying to make his own Italian laws to escape justice, has appeared before judges in the trial of a close friend of his friends accused of Mafia money laundering and has refused to answer any questions.
So this is in a nutshell the moral integrity of the cream of the crop: they kill and they investigate the terrorism of their own making, and they steal and launder their dirty deeds as they make their own laws and are silent before the Rule of Law.
Mario deSantis
Kissinger: 'We can't tolerate this', CNN, September 17, 2001 http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/09/17/gen.kissinger.cnna/index.html
Henry Kissinger page, Third World Traveler http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Kissinger/HKissinger.html
Andreotti 'gutted' by murder verdict BBC News, 18 November, 2002 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2488315.stm
Mafia trial judges quiz Berlusconi. Berlusconi faced tough questioning BBC News, 26 November, 2002 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2516157.stm
Hitchens, Christopher, The Latest Kissinger Outrage: Why is a proven liar and wanted man in charge of the 9/11 investigation? Christopher Hitchens is a columnist for Vanity Fair and the author of The Trial of Henry Kissinger, newly issued in paperback. This story posted yesterday on MSN
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Jeera rice is a simple rice dish flavored with cumin seeds. Jeera Rice or Cumin Rice makes a delicious side dish which can be served with any meal and makes it festive.
Wash the rice gently and soak in lukewarm water for about 15 minutes. Drain the water and set aside.
Heat the oil in a saucepan moderately. Oil is the right temperature when one cumin seed dropped into the oil cracks immediately.
Add the cumin seeds. When they crack, add all the spices red chili, cinnamon, bay leaves, and cardamom, stir for few seconds.
Add the rice. Stir-fry one minute.
Add the water and salt bring to a boil, and turn the heat to low. Cover the pan.
Cook 15 minutes, or until the rice is tender and the water has evaporated. Turn off the heat add cilantro and fluff the rice.
Jeera rice is ready, serve hot.
Garnish the rice with ghee but this is optional. Jeera rice is very aromatic and delicious. This can enhance any meal.
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Isolated thunderstorms that developed Wednesday afternoon produced some fairly impressive wind gusts in some areas around the valley. These were downdrafts coming down from the base of the thunderstorms, which then spread out horizontally as they come in contact with the ground.
Strong downdraft winds are more common with dry-type thunderstorms, in other words, ones that don't produce much rainfall.
These storm cells were tracking from the South to the North, tracking right over Snow King Mountain and the Town of Jackson. They formed along a weak cold front that was stalled out over western Wyoming, which gave them an extra boost (see map below).
Wind gusts were not as strong in the valley as they were last Spring with some dry thunderstorms that we had here in Jackson Hole, Those also moved along a similar path, from South to North, passing directly over Snow King Mountain, on June 4, 2012.
Gusts in town were clocked at 59 mph and 51 mph at the airport.


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Énergir Transportation Solution to supply two LNG-operated ferries to and from Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine
October 21, 2011 - Press releases
Unveiling of the design and technology choices of two new Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine ferries.
Tadoussac, October 21, 2011 – Norman MacMillan, Minister for Transport and responsible for the Outaouais region, and Georges Farrah, President and Chief Executive Officer of la Société des traversiers du Québec, unveiled the design and successful technology choices this morning in Tadoussac for the construction of two new ships for the Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine crossing, in the presence of Mrs. Sophie Brochu, President and Chief Executive Officer of Énergir.
The two new Tadoussac ferries will be powered by a new energy source in liquefied natural gas, rather than diesel. They will be built in Québec, thus ensuring a maximum of economic benefits. Delivery of these new ships is planned for the fall of 2013 and spring of 2014. The new vessels will have a vehicle capacity of 47% more than the current ferries.
"I am very pleased with this announcement today. Greater use of liquefied natural gas meets the sustainable development needs of the ministère des Transports perfectly and is part of our government's objectives to reduce greenhouse gases. This is a concrete gesture to decrease oil dependence and to replace it with a cleaner form of energy," explained Minister MacMillan.
Mr. Farrah specified that the two new ships will improve ferry service as a whole. "Some periods during the year are especially critical as demand is currently exceeding the capacity of the existing ships which is 367 passengers and 75 automobiles each. The new ships will each have a capacity of 440 passengers and 110 cars. Their useful capacity will almost double and will reach 1150 tons which will allow more trucks to be loaded. In addition, the ships' configurations - especially ramp layout and the latest technological propulsion systems - will make them faster and easier to manoeuver. Loading and unloading of vehicles will be greatly facilitated,'' explained Mr. Farrah.
Mrs. Sophie Brochu applauded the initiative by the Government of Québec and by the Société des traversiers in choosing liquefied natural gas-powered ferries replacing marine diesel. "This is an initiative that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25%. Énergir Transportation Solution (GMTS), a subsidiary of Énergir, will thus deliver cleaner, more economical fuel," she said.
''The ministère des Transports is aware of the importance of ensuring the movement of persons and goods efficiently and safely in a sustainable manner. "The Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine ferry crossing is open all year round and ensures the continuance of Highway 138, and represents an undeniable tourist attraction. It plays a pivotal role in Eastern Québec's economy,'' concluded Minister MacMillan.
The Tadoussac–Baie-Sainte-Catherine ferries employ 96 people and rank first among all STQ ferries for the number of yearly trips. In 2010, 40,622 crossings were made and 1,519,529 passengers have used the service.
It should be remembered that the Government of Québec announced its financial participation in the Blue Road pilot project on October 17. This pilot is a demonstration project of the technological and economic use of liquefied natural gas as alternative fuel for the heavy transportation sector. The implementation of this project responds to the sustainable development objectives of the 2009-2014 Québec Policy on Road Freight Transport, and of the Programme d'aide gouvernementale à l'amélioration de l'efficacité énergétique dans le transport routier, ferroviaire et maritime of the ministère des Transports, which provides financial assistance for the acquisition of alternative fuel-operating vehicles.
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A background, foolishly I bought in Blackwater and Mackay when rents were crazy and out look was bright. Now rents in Blackwater have gone from $950pw, purchase price $495k to now $350pw and an agent told me today if I sold now I would expect $200k as there is zero interest in a property like mine. Mackay is a similar story, rent $700pw, PP $485k to $300pw and a $380k expected sale price. I am currently on a fixed rate for the next few years of 4.89%.
I have a house in Sydney that has about $500k equity. My mum lives with my family who has contributed into this purchase so selling this property is not an option.
I am looking for some exit strategies or advice on what to do , where to go or a plan moving forward. I am thinking of going to the bank and asking for help. Is this a good idea? Can they foreclose on me if they learn of this situation?
Any ideas or suggested life lines would be hugely appreciated.
This is being played out across Australia where short sighted investors ignored one simple fact – a Mining Boom is called a Boom because it is almost always followed by a Bust or at the very least a significant adjustment. Do not ever believe property spruikers, developers or even real estate agents as they are never acting in your interest, only their own.
If you are in trouble you need to get good advice quickly – and that advice will need to be legal, taxation and mortgage management. Do not leave it until the bank steps in as by then you are no longer in control.
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Q: AttributeError: module 'salt.modules' has no attribute 'cp' The CP command from the terminal is working as expected via
salt "*" cp_push .... works as expected from the master terminal. However using the command in an execution module fails with:
AttributeError: module 'salt.modules' has no attribute 'cp'

Salt is imported in the execution module via:
import salt

The function is being called as:
salt.modules.cp.push(path=str(latest_report))

A: Not an answer but a work around.
used:
salt.modules.cmdmod.run("salt-call cp.push *desired path*, shell="powershell")

Using powershell solved a plethora of other errors in default Command Prompt


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Funeral Services For Arthur Anderson
Funeral Services for Arthur Clyde Anderson age 79 of Creighton will be held 10:00 a.m. Friday, October 6th at the United Methodist Church in Creighton. Visitation will be 1 hour prior to service at the Church. Art passed away October 1, 2017 at the Creighton Care Center.
Arthur Clyde Anderson passed away peacefully at the Creighton Care Center on Sunday October 1, 2017. Art was born to Clyde and Jean Anderson (Davies) in Norfolk Nebraska on July 2,1938. He was raised in Bloomfield, Nebraska and graduated from Bloomfield High School in 1956. After graduation Art enrolled as a reserve in the Navy and attended midland Lutheran college in Fremont for 1 year, but decided that it wasn't for him and transferred to the Missouri School of Mines. While at the Missouri of Mines he went active duty for the Navy and was an active member until 1961 when he married his "beautiful bride". Art wed Jane Schwanke on July 8, 1961 in Mankato, Minnesota.
Art and Jane moved to Bloomfield, Nebraska after being married and ran Anderson Insurance and marketed with Crockett insurance Agency for 41 years. Art then transitioned into his second career after feeling called to be a pastor and eventually became an ordained minister serving many area churches. Art found great joy in preaching and leading people of all ages to Christ. Through his careers he became known and loved by many. He was involved in many community and church organizations and events. Arthur even decided to go to clown school and become a professional clown to "add something" to community and church events. Arthur was not only known for his wisdom but also for his sometimes smart Alec comments and contagious sense of humor. Through out Art and Janes marriage they were blessed with 2 children Greg and Lesa Anderson and 3 grandchildren Tiara and Taryn Wamberg and Ian Anderson.
Arthur was proceeded in death by his parents Clyde and Jean Anderson and his brother in law Dave Bristol.He is survived by his "beautiful bride" Jane Anderson, his children Lesa Anderson and special friend Brian Wagner and Greg Anderson, his siblings Mary Bristol and Jim (Grace) Anderson, his grandchildren Tiara(Avery) Chrastil, Taryn Wamberg and special friend Clayton Thompson, and Ian Anderson.


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Coding Color into Sound: Hacking for Assistive Technology
Katelyn Clontz Hill, Worldwide Communications, Lenovo 20 May 2021
Have you ever thought about what a bird sounds like?
You're probably assuming I'm referring to a bird's audible song, but what if I told you there was more than one way to 'hear' an object? What if it was possible to hear things that don't physically produce a sound – like a sunset, or the night sky?
It sounds a bit unconventional, but this type of outside-of-the-box thinking is exactly the kind of 'hacking' that Lenovo employees are up to these days.
In 2020, Lenovo's PC & Smart Devices product development team partnered with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to launch Lenovo's Product Diversity Office (PDO). As the authority on inclusive product design, the PDO introduces new protocols Lenovo's product planning, development, and execution phases, and consults with a broad range of diverse users to validate designs and provide feedback to ensure that our solutions are inclusive of a wide variety of users.
Perhaps the most prolific opportunity for inclusivity lies within the community of more than 1 billion people around the world who experience some form of disability or impairment, many of whom are underserved by the tools and ways of life that the abled population has adopted.
With more than 63,000 employees worldwide, Lenovo's PDO has an enormous wealth of diverse insights, perspectives, and expertise at their fingertips to not only help inform their checkpoints for the product life cycle, but also to dare modern technology to think bigger.
Through sponsored hackathon events, employees like Barbara Xu are free to push the boundaries of ordinary devices to explore tech's full, transformative potential.
Left, Data scientist Barbara Xu and her teammates in the Smart Assistive Tech Hackathon: (Top L to R) Jixin Feng, Carolyn Sealy, (Bottom L to R), Piyush Choudhary, Sergio Valadez Cruz
As part of a recent "Smart Assistive Tech" hackathon lead by the Cloud and Software organization in partnership with the PDO, Barbara and her team of self-proclaimed "nerd crafters" are digging into the challenges associated with disability and the ways in which experience can be improved through innovation. Their product idea, which is currently in the concept development phases, explores the intersection of sound and color as means of assisting the visually impaired to see things in a different way.
"Most advances in aiding visual impairment focus on Braille scripts," says Barbara. "But we feel that life is beyond words. It's more than that. It has color, it has rhythm, it has emotion—it's multi-dimensional."
A diagram of a North American Blue Jay with an analytical mapping overlay, to indicate the simulation of mapping color frequencies to sound frequencies. Photo credit: National Audubon Society
By mapping sound and color frequencies, Barbara and her colleagues demonstrate how the brilliant hues of a North American Blue Jay can be transformed into a bright and happy symphony of bell tones – a phenomenon they theorize could be engineered to fit most any visual scene.
A data scientist in software engineering, Barbara is no stranger to tinkering with the 'what ifs' of product design, but she's also joined by colleagues from less technical backgrounds.
"That's the fun part about hackathons," says Bridgett Rogers, Director of Customer Experience and Product Diversity. "It brings out the entrepreneurs who are comfortable stepping outside the lines of their day-to-day roles and explore their passions through the creative medium of product design—you don't have to be a developer to be involved in product design."
By partnering closely with Lenovo's employee resource group community, the PDO casts a wide net for employee engagement and brings together the best of both worlds – advocates and allies for historically under-represented groups, and the design experts who can help put their ideas into motion.
Aik Hong Goh, finance controller and leader of the WILL (Women in Lenovo Leadership) chapter in Singapore, is one such advocate.
"I personally enjoy coming up with new ideas; I'm a bit nerdy," she says. "Science is what I enjoy on the side."
Aik Hong and her team are thinking ahead to the needs of the late stages of the average human lifecycle, a critical juncture where the need for assistive technology greatly increases in response to the loss of memory, sight, and hearing that often comes with old age.
Finance controller and hackathon participant Aik Hong Goh.
"There may come a day when we suffer from dementia and have difficulty remembering our daily tasks, or as we grow older our vision may naturally decline" she says. "It's not just about providing solutions for immediate needs, but also recognizing that we all may encounter some degree of impairment in our lifetime; it's very much assisting our future selves."
Aik Hong views the act of bringing assistive tech to the market as part of a larger responsibility that Lenovo has in making the world a more inclusive place.
"With our reach as a global tech leader, we're influencing our customers and partners to become more inclusive, not just with our words, but our actions," she says. "We can really show the world what it is to stand behind our vision of smarter technology for all."
"What is technology if it's not assistive?" she asks. "A calculator assists us with our calculations, an elevator assists us in getting to our destinations –what enables us to call an innovation 'smart' or 'assistive' is that we can be assisting our future selves. At the end of the day, technology doesn't just invest in the here and now.
"Whatever we're investing in today is for our tomorrow – everyone's tomorrow."
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Stream Realty Partners Awarded Two Trophy Assets in Downtown Washington D.C.
September 16, 2020 | Washington D.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – September 16, 2020 – Stream Realty Partners (Stream), a national real estate services, development, and investment company, today announced that it has been engaged to provide leasing services for two trophy buildings in downtown Washington, DC: 1601 K Street, a 217,000 square-foot office building, and Lafayette Tower, a 245,000 square-foot office building. Stream's Managing Partner Kyle Luby, Executive Vice President Andy Eichberg, Managing Director Matt Pacinelli and Senior Vice President Josh Kreider will lead the leasing and marketing efforts.
"We are thrilled to represent the ownership on the lease up of these iconic buildings," said Luby. "Each property has unique architecture and special views of the White House, which set them apart from the competition and will create strong initial interest."
1601 K Street is an 11-story, LEED Gold certified, trophy office building located at 16th and K Streets, one of the most prestigious corners in Washington, DC. The building boasts excellent views of the White House and Washington Monument.
1601 K Street Rooftop
Lafayette Tower, located at 801 17th Street, is an 11-story trophy office building designed by internationally renowned architect Kevin Roche. It is the first office building in Washington, D.C. to achieve LEED Core and Shell Platinum certification and features a floor-to-ceiling, ultra-clear glass facade. With its proximity to the White House and Lafayette Square, the building has one of D.C.'s most iconic rooftop terraces with fabulous views of the White House and Washington Monument.
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Tuesday's MLB Betting Picks And Winning Predictions (July 17th)
Written by Eric Williams on July 17, 2017
Can the 'under the radar' Arizona Diamondbacks get back on track after some recent missteps? Can the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets get their acts together in time to make a postseason run? Can the surprising Minnesota Twins keep playing at a high level at the expense of the New York Yankees? With the 2017 MLB all-star weekend now in the rear view mirror, it's time to put some focus on heating up the annual MLB betting bankroll just like the increasingly hot summer temperatures across the country. To that end, I've got a trio of expert Tuesday night baseball picks that are sure to please bettors like you everywhere.
Arizona Diamondbacks (53-39) at Cincinnati Reds (39-53)
Tuesday, July 18, 7:10 PM EDT, Great American Ball Park TV: FS-A, FS-O
Arizona – Robbie Ray – R (8-4, 2.97 ERA) / Cincinnati – Sal Romano – R (1-1, 4.50 ERA) Analysis: Robbie Ray takes the mound for the first time in the second half of the season after reaching his first All-Star Game. Ray did not pitch in the annual all-star contest, so he'll be really fresh since his last start was back on July 6 when he blew away a whopping 13 Dodgers batters in six innings. Sal Romano will be recalled from Triple-A Louisville to make this start. The young right-hander got his first major league win in a 6-3 victory over Colorado on July 6 by displaying a previously unseen composure. While Arizona has stumbled in going 2-8 over their last 10, Cincinnati hasn't been much better in dropping four straight and six of its last 10. Despite being on the road, Arizona is the easy pick, mostly because Robbie Ray has been lights out and the D-Backs are ranked a stellar second in pitching (3.53 ERA) and eighth in scoring (4.95 rpg).
Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Betting Trends:
Arizona is 1-4 ATS in its last 5 games
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Arizona's last 5 games
Arizona is 2-7 ATS in its last 9 games when playing Cincinnati
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Arizona's last 6 games on the road
Arizona is 6-2 SU in its last 8 games when playing on the road against Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds MLB Betting Trends:
Cincinnati is 0-5 ATS in its last 5 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Cincinnati's last 7 games at home
Cincinnati is 7-2 ATS in its last 9 games when playing Arizona
The total has gone UNDER in 11 of Cincinnati's last 14 games
Cincinnati is 2-6 SU in its last 8 games when playing at home against Arizona
MLB Betting Pick: Arizona 5 Cincinnati 2
St. Louis Cardinals (44-47) at New York Mets (41-48)
Tuesday, July 18, 7:10 PM EDT, Citi Field TV: FS-M, SNY
St. Louis – Michael Wacha – R (6-3, 4.10 ERA) / NY Mets – Rafael Montero – R (1-5, 5.77 ERA) Analysis: Michael Wacha may not be as 'lights out' as he once was a couple of seasons ago, but he's had two solid outings in his last two starts while limiting the opposition to just two runs on 10 hits in 11.2 innings. Rafael Montero continues to have control problems and is issuing a whopping 5.5 walks per nine innings. Please don't think twice about backing the superior Wacha in this outing, particularly seeing as how the mediocre Mets are just 4-6 in their last 10.
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Betting Trends:
St. Louis is 4-2 ATS in its last 6 games
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of St. Louis's last 6 games
St. Louis is 7-14 SU in its last 21 games on the road
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of St. Louis's last 6 games on the road
St. Louis is 4-2 ATS in its last 6 games when playing NY Mets
The total has gone UNDER in 10 of St. Louis's last 14 games when playing on the road against NY Mets
St. Louis is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games when playing on the road against NY Mets
New York Mets MLB Betting Trends:
NY Mets is 2-4 ATS in its last 6 games when playing St. Louis
The total has gone OVER in 9 of NY Mets's last 13 games at home
NY Mets is 2-5 SU in its last 7 games when playing at home against St. Louis
The total has gone UNDER in 10 of NY Mets's last 14 games when playing at home against St. Louis
NY Mets is 2-4 SU in its last 6 games when playing St. Louis
MLB Betting Pick: St. Louis 5 NY Mets 3
New York Yankees (47-43) at Minnesota Twins (46-45)
Tuesday, July 18, 8:10 PM EDT, Target Field
NY Yankees – Luis Cessa – R (0-3, 4.18 ERA) / Minnesota Twins – Bartolo Colon – R (2-8, 8.14 ERA) Analysis: Luis Cessa will be making his fourth start of the year, but it could also be his last for a while with the way he's thrown the ball. Over his last three outings, Cessa has gone 0-3 with a 5.93 ERA against Oakland, Texans and the Chicago White Sox. I love 44-year-old Bartolo Colon (who doesn't?) but he's struggling like hell right now. The longtime veteran will make his debut for Minnesota after the Twins signed him to a Minor League contract on July 7. Unfortunately, he gave up four runs on four hits in just 3.2 innings in a Triple-A start on Thursday. Minnesota may be playing at home, but they won't win this AL battle, seeing as how they're an uninspiring 20-28 at home this season, despite mostly overachieving since the start of the 2017 campaign.
New York Yankees MLB Betting Trends:
NY Yankees is 3-7 SU in its last 10 games
The total has gone UNDER in 6 of NY Yankees's last 7 games
NY Yankees is 1-5 ATS in its last 6 games when playing Minnesota
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of NY Yankees's last 5 games on the road
NY Yankees is 10-3 SU in its last 13 games when playing Minnesota
The total has gone OVER in 13 of NY Yankees's last 19 games when playing Minnesota
NY Yankees is 13-4 SU in its last 17 games when playing on the road against Minnesota
The total has gone OVER in 7 of NY Yankees's last 9 games when playing on the road against Minnesota
Minnesota Twins MLB Betting Trends:
Minnesota is 5-1 ATS in its last 6 games when playing NY Yankees
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Minnesota's last 6 games
Minnesota is 3-10 SU in its last 13 games when playing NY Yankees
The total has gone OVER in 13 of Minnesota's last 19 games when playing NY Yankees
Minnesota is 4-13 SU in its last 17 games when playing at home against NY Yankees
The total has gone OVER in 7 of Minnesota's last 9 games when playing at home against NY Yankees
MLB Betting Pick: NY Yankees 6 Minnesota 4


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Trump still silent two days after his 'liaison' to Congress arrested
Eric Boehlert
Trump doesn't want to talk about his swamp.
Trump interrupted his marathon golf vacation on Friday to post more race-baiting tweets about black NFL players. What Trump remains studiously silent about this week, though, is the shocking arrest of Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY), who turned himself into the FBI for insider trading on Wednesday.
The silence is telling since Collins has been among Trump's most ardent supporters. He was the first House member to publicly endorse Trump's presidential campaign.
At the Republican National Convention in 2016, Collins was in the Trump family's private box and offered a second to affirm Trump's nomination. Collins told the crowd on that night that "Donald Trump is not merely a candidate, Donald Trump is a movement."
Collins then dubbed himself Trump's "liaison" to Congress after Trump was sworn into office. Since then, Collins has enjoyed exulted insider status among Trump's tight circle of advisers.
But so far, it's no comment from Trump regarding his close ally's arrest.
Politically, the silence might be a smart move since Collin's legal prospects don't look good. Prosecutors this week laid out a fairly straightforward and brazen case of insider trading.
Collins serves on the board of Innate Immunotherapeutics, an Australian biotech company. He is also one its largest shareholders, owning nearly 17 percent of the company's stock.
While attending a congressional picnic at the White House on the evening of June 22, 2017, Collins received word from Innate's CEO that the company's hallmark drug in development had failed its trial test. That meant the value of Innate would plummet once the publicly traded company released that information.
Collins is accused of then taking that confidential information and tipping off his son, who then tipped off his fiancé and his fiancé's family.
They all began dumping their Innate stock before the value plunged.
On CNN, legal analyst Paul Callan called the Collins scheme "completely idiotic," in part because the crimes were all so obvious.
Collins' arrest was part of a week characterized by disturbing revelations about Trump's team and the level of corruption they operate under.
In a federal courthouse in Virginia, prosecutors continued to detail the many alleged crimes of Paul Manafort, who served as Trump's campaign chairman in 2016.
Also this week, Forbes magazine reported that Trump's Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has been accused over the years of ripping of his business colleagues to the tune of $120 million.
"Those who've done business with Ross generally tell a consistent story, of a man obsessed with money and untethered to facts," Forbes reported. "If even half of the accusations are legitimate, the current United States secretary of commerce could rank among the biggest grifters in American history."
In that sense, Collins fits right in.
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