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Hard NOC Life 209: Rated-R Super Starro
March 29, 2021 August 2, 2021 Hard NOC Media
Dominic and Keith are back to continue talking about HBO Max's Snyder Cut (now that Dom has finished it) and the just released Suicide Squad sequel trailer. They also break down the latest episode of Disney+'s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, as well as Marvel's decision to split from Diamond and San Diego Comic-Con's in-person return. What's nerd poppin': Amazon's Invincible animated series and Chloe Zhao's Oscar-nominated film, Nomadland. Finally, the NOC's newest contributor, Sophia Soto, speaks to Robert Rovner and Jessica Queller, the executive producers of The CW's Supergirl, about the show's final season.
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How AMC Ruined 'The Walking Dead' (In 5 Simple Steps)
April 24, 2018 April 25, 2018 Faye McCray
I used to go hard for TheWalking Dead. I joined the party in early Season 2 after binge watching all of Season 1 on a rainy weekend. I was obsessed. Not only did I buy Season 1 almost immediately, I demanded everyone I know and love watch it too. It was that good. Sure. It was a show about the zombie apocalypse, but as any true die hard fan will tell you, it was about so much more. The characters were human and complex. They were struggling to maintain some semblance of morality while the whole world plunged off the deep end. Along with the rest of the world, I laughed every time Carl got lost, cried when zombie Sophia wandered out of the barn, secretly rooted for Shane, and suffered PTSD after Hershel lost his leg… and head. Each week was an event. Texts sent. Tweets shared. Merriment abound. Then, a dumpster in Season 6 ruined it all.
Here is my take on how AMC ruined America's number one cable show (in 5 simple steps):
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Flashback Friday: Letting Freedom Ring
January 29, 2016 February 1, 2016 Dennis R. Upkins
In light of recent events, I'm reminded of another infamous fustercluck of Marvel's: a superhero by the name of Freedom Ring.
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Now or Later: We'll Need to Deal with That Death on The Walking Dead
October 29, 2015 October 24, 2016 Bao Phi
This essay contains spoilers for both the television series and the comic book.
I don't have cable. So I usually have to wait until the day after to watch The Walking Dead. As luck would have it, I'm in a cheap hotel with complementary AMC with my daughter when the episode "Thank You" airs. Six years old, my daughter is in the bath and complains about the sound from my television show — the two things that she fears the most, while awake and in her nightmares, are racists and zombies. Our compromise is that I turn the sound down and the captions on. And then I watch one of my favorite characters in pop culture get deluged in zombie claws, teeth, blood and guts.
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Giveaway: Win a Walking Dead Glenn Action Figure
October 10, 2014 October 11, 2014 Guest N.O.C.
by Phil Yu | Originally posted at Angry Asian Man
AMC hit zombie drama The Walking Dead returns for its fifth season this Sunday, October 12. Last season left off on a bit of a cliffhanger, with Rick and his merry crew of walker slayers finally reuniting, but captured and locked away in a train car by some mysterious new adversaries. How will they get out this jam?
And of course, we get to see Steven Yeun as our favorite Asian American zombie apocalypse survivor Glenn Rhee. According to this interview in Entertainment Weekly, Steven says Glenn "is a leader" in season five.
So check it. To celebrate the return of The Walking Dead, I'm giving away some official Walking Dead Series Five Action Figures by McFarlane Toys. Who wants a Glenn action figure? Scroll down for details.
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Staging the Action in the Pages of Thief of Thieves
October 1, 2014 October 1, 2014 Guest N.O.C.
by Shawn Martinbrough
Thumbnail layouts are the essential blueprint for every page that I draw. This is the stage where I do all of my storytelling editing such as choosing angles, the lighting, etc.
In this sequence from Thief of Thieves #17 written by Andy Diggle, my deadline was looming so the layout is looser than I typically prefer. It might look like chicken scratch but it was enough for me to quickly nail down the flow of Andy's script and keep things moving.
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Designing the Covers for Image's Thief of Thieves
September 18, 2014 October 9, 2014 Guest N.O.C.
Designing comic book covers can be a challenging process especially when you're also drawing the interiors. Since covers are done months in advance (for sales and solicitation purposes), the final script typically hasn't been completed yet. As the artist, you have to create an image that teases the story without knowing exactly what that story is.
Usually, I'll turn a cover design around within a day or two after I get the concept. Once approved, I'll turn around the cover a few days after that. The biggest hurdle is stopping the process of drawing the sequential pages to shift gears and tackle the cover.
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NOC Recaps The Walking Dead: Blackened Catfish
October 21, 2013 February 20, 2014 J. Lamb (Snoopy Jenkins)
The Walking Dead, AMC's smash-hit zombie apocalypse action-drama, owes much of its success to the general interest in and support for gore-infested violence by American audiences. This season's premiere raked in 16.1 million viewers, and devoured more 18-49 year old view attention than this season's N.F.L. games. Thanks to Jenn Reappropriate's conference commitments, I watched and live-tweeted "Infected!", last-night's episode , and my perspective and mild spoilers follow.
Robert Kirkman's dystopia appealed as a comic because, during most of its run, the narrative focus highlighted human survivors. Rick's post-traumatic insanity, Sophia's alternate mental universe, Carl's sociopathic nihilism, and even Michonne's clumsy sexuality all fell within what reader would recognize as human responses to the unreasonable events presented by The Walking Dead. One of the most useful moments in the comic happens somewhere in the Prison, when Rick, in a frenzied monologue, explains the nature of the new world no meek can inherit.
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Zombies! NOC 'Em Dead with Angry Asian Man
October 18, 2013 June 26, 2014 The Nerds of Color
With The Walking Dead breaking ratings records and topping direct market sales charts, what better time to discuss the undead phenomenon on Hard N.O.C. Life? So we wrap up Walker Week with an in-depth look at both The Walking Dead comic and television series and the genre of zombie fiction writ large.
Joining Keith (@the_real_chow) on the panel today are N.O.C. regulars N'Jaila Rhee (@BlasianBytch) and Raymond Chow. The panel also welcomes to the show for the very first time, the Angry Asian Man himself, Phil Yu (@angryasianman). As always, Hard N.O.C. Life is directed by the indomitable Nelson Wong (@aarisings).
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Robert Kirkman is the Frank Miller of Zombies
October 16, 2013 February 4, 2015 Jenn
This month marks the 10th anniversary of Robert Kirkman's ongoing epic The Walking Dead. Image Comics is marking the special occasion by releasing an anniversary edition of issue #1, colored by Dave Stewart. If you haven't been reading this book — particularly if you are a fan of the AMC TV adaptation — then you should be. The Walking Dead isn't just a great comic book, it's a revolutionary comic book; one that fundamentally altered the zombie landscape and helped usher in the zombie Golden Age of today.
In fact, I'd even venture so far as to say that Robert Kirkman is the zombie Frank Miller.
Wait, wait, wait: before your brain explodes from the nerd-rage, hear me out on this one.
This post contains a few spoilers of The Walking Dead comic. Please read on with care.
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In 1951, after a successful career with DuPont, Joseph J. Krackeler started a scientific distribution company in Albany, New York, primarily supplying laboratory chemicals and glassware. In the early 1970's and for the next 36 years Robert Krackeler and William Krackeler guided the company and oversaw its growth from a regional concern and a small number of products to one with hundreds of top-line brands and a national customer base. Robert concentrated on sales and marketing and William's focus was financial and operational.
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There is neither pedestrian bridge nor underpass in Sanya due to historical reasons, cut-ins between pedestrians and vehicles are usually seen on Sanya roads.
The traffic in Sanya is under great pressure as the city size expands unceasingly. According to a questionnaire survey launched on tianya.cn, a very popular forum in China, 92% voted for building pedestrian bridges or underpasses in Sanya.
There is neither pedestrian bridges nor underpasses in Sanya due to historical reasons, and cut-ins between pedestrians and vehicles are usually seen on Sanya roads.
For example, people are easily trapped in the intersection between Yingbin Road and Fenghuang Road. "The road is so narrow that we usually wait a long time during the rush hour," said Mr. Zhang, an office worker in Sanya.
Jiefang Road is a high street in Sanya, but its traffic current situation is not so well. The vehicles come and go in congestion, and the traffic is very slow.
According to an official from the Sanya Urban Planning Bureau, they have no plan of building pedestrian bridges or underpasses in Sanya at present, but they have authorized a related research on part of congestion sections in Sanya by experts from China's Urban Planning and Design Institute. They will take measures according to the practical situation of the research.


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HomeMusiciansLegendary Singer-Songwriter David Crosby Passes Away at 81
January 19, 2023 News Musicians Comments Off on Legendary Singer-Songwriter David Crosby Passes Away at 81
David Crosby, the legendary singer-songwriter and musician, has passed away at the age of 81. Crosby was a founding member of both the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, and had a successful solo career. He is known for his intricate harmonies and poetic lyrics, which had a profound influence on generations of musicians.
Crosby began his career in the 1960s as a member of the Byrds, where he played guitar and sang backup vocals. He quickly established himself as a key member of the band, contributing to many of their most popular songs, including "Turn! Turn! Turn!" and "Eight Miles High." In 1968, he formed Crosby, Stills & Nash with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, and the group went on to become one of the most successful and influential bands of the era.
Throughout his career, Crosby released several solo albums and collaborated with many other musicians, including Neil Young, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor. He was known for his political activism and commitment to social and environmental causes.
Crosby's death is a great loss to the music world, and he will be remembered for his contributions to rock and roll history. Crosby is survived by his wife, Jan, and his children.
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Massachusetts Focuses on the Elements of Spoliation
By Alexander L. Zodikoff on January 31, 2018
Posted in Food & Beverage Litigation, Litigation Trends, Massachusetts Courts
In Santiago[1] v. Rich Products Corp., et al.[2], the Massachusetts Appeals Court held that a finding of spoliation requires both: (1) the negligent and intentional loss or destruction of evidence; and (2) the awareness of the spoliator at the time the evidence is lost or destroyed of the potential for the evidence to help resolve the dispute. The Santiago Court's strict interpretation of the doctrine of spoliation follows the trend of Massachusetts litigation, shifting focus from the first element, the spoliator's conduct to the second element, its mental state. The opinion also accentuates the fact that non-compliance with a document retention policy does not equate to per se spoliation.
The underlying dispute arose in 2006, when the plaintiff, Kelvin Santiago, then a 7-year-old first grader at Lowell public schools, experienced traumatic brain damage after choking on meatballs that were served to him during school lunch. The plaintiffs (Kelvin Santiago and his parents) sued the city of Lowell and the entity that produced and sold the meatballs, Rich Products, asserting negligence, breach of the implied warranty of merchantability, and Chapter 93A consumer protection claims, amongst others. Id. at 2. By way of background, in 2004, as part of the Federal government's initiative to provide healthy lunches to students through the National School Lunch Program, Rich Products began providing and producing meatballs that met the healthy-lunch specification guidelines. To comply with standards promulgated by the United States Department of Agriculture, Rich Products used Profam 974, a soy protein isolate, to achieve the requisite "two ounces of protein per student [per lunch]." Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 3. The plaintiffs' counsel argued that the inclusion of Profam 974 rendered the product unreasonably dangerous, because the soy protein produced a meatball whose texture made it a choking hazard. Id. at 6
Upon enduring substantial discovery and motion hearings, in 2014, the Superior Court awarded the city of Lowell summary judgment, and a jury found that Rich Products was not responsible, on the basis that its negligence was not a "substantial contributing factor to the plaintiffs' injuries." Id. at 2-3. On appeal, the plaintiffs argued that the trial court erred by, among other things, denying the plaintiffs' request for an adverse-inference instruction regarding Rich Products' alleged spoliation of evidence. Id. On December 28, 2017, the Appeals Court "conclude[d] that the trial judge did not abuse his discretion in declining to give a spoliation instruction because the plaintiffs failed to establish the necessary factual predicate that Rich Products lost or destroyed the missing evidence when it knew or should have known of a potential lawsuit." Id. (emphasis added).
Spoliation is the destruction of evidence, negligently or intentionally, when the litigant is aware or should be reasonably aware that the evidence is relevant to a potential action, whether or not the action has officially commenced. Id. at 7 (citing Mass. G. Evid. § 1102 (2017)). "The doctrine does not extend to a fault-free destruction or loss of physical evidence;'" however, the purpose of the doctrine is to force accountability of a "party who culpably destroys evidence," while providing a remedy to the other party "where unfair prejudice results." Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 7 (quoting Scott v. Garfield, 454 Mass. 790, 798 (Mass. 2009)); Keene v. Brigham and Women's Hosp., Inc., 439 Mass. 223, 234 (Mass. 2003)(quoting Kippenhan v. Chaulk Servs., Inc. 428 Mass. 124, 127 (Mass. 1998)); Mass. G. Evid. § 1102 (2017). The court applies the reasonable person standard to determine whether the loss of evidence constitutes spoliation, by asking "at the time of spoliation, [did the party realize] the possible importance of the evidence to the resolution of the potential dispute?" Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 7 (citing Kippenhan at 127)(emphasis added). The party seeking sanctions has the burden of proving that the spoliating party had the requisite knowledge by "producing evidence sufficient to establish certain preliminary facts." Id. at 7 (citing Scott at 799). Should the sanction seeking party provide enough evidence to determine spoliation has occurred, a judge has a myriad of options to remedy the situation, so long as the sanction addresses, "the precise unfairness that would otherwise result" in the least severe way necessary. Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 9 (citing Westover v. Leiserv, Inc., 64 Mass. App. Ct. 109, 113 (Mass. App. Ct. 2005) (quoting Fletcher v. Dorchester Mut. Ins. Co., 437 Mass. 544, 550 (Mass. 2002))); Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 9 (quoting Keene 439 Mass. at 235).
Regarding the allegations at issue, the plaintiffs' counsel claimed that Rich Products engaged in sanctionable conduct with respect to their "(1) laboratory notebooks and production records from 2004 relating to the development of the formula for the meatballs and (2) the results of product-development and production testing from 2004." Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 5. The plaintiffs' counsel said that this evidence would highlight to the jury the unreasonably dangerous texture that Profam 974 created within the meatballs. Id. at 6. The plaintiffs, however, were able to recreate meatballs using Rich Products' recipe provided in answers to interrogatories, and obtained expert testimony that identified those meatballs as unreasonably dangerous, and opined that "both the size and texture of the meatball presented a choking risk to children." Id. at 6. Moreover, while articulating the alleged dangers of the product, the plaintiffs' counsel neglected to identify whether or not Rich Products "at the time of spoliation" knew or should have reasonably known "the potential importance of the evidence to the resolution of the potential dispute." Id. at 7. Judge Shin reinforced the Superior Court's position that simply pointing to a document retention policy does not equate to a culpable or negligent destruction of documents with knowledge that the documents could solve a potential dispute. Id. at 6. Because the plaintiffs' counsel ultimately could not bear this burden of proving intentional or negligent acts with knowledge as to their significance, there was no actionable spoliation. Id. at 8 (citing Vigorito v. Ciulla Builders, Inc., 57 Mass. App. Ct. 446, 454-455 (Mass. App. Ct. 2003)). Nevertheless, the Superior Court Judge acted within his discretion to allow the plaintiffs' counsel to "argue [] the lack of evidence," which "allow[ed] [the plaintiff] to make use of the fact the documents were missing," ultimately painting the picture for the jury at each juncture of the trial. Santiago, No. 16-P-504 at 8, 11.
Thus, the standard that Massachusetts courts demand for proving spoliation requires a showing of knowing action, or failure to act, before the court will punish a party for failing to preserve evidence. At the same time, if critical pieces of evidence are missing, Massachusetts have the authority to allow counsel an opportunity to present this point to the jury without the imposition of sanctions such as an adverse inference instruction. Id. at 11
[1] Kelvin Santiago & Julia Rivera and Juan Santiago, individually and as next friends of Kelvin Santiago
[2] Kelvin Santiago & Others v. Rich Products Corp., Casa Di Bertacchi Corp., and the city of Lowell, No. 16-P-504 (Mass. App. Ct. Dec. 28, 2017)
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It is becoming increasingly common for those who call themselves "progressives" to warn Christians that they are on "the wrong side of history." They don't call themselves "Progressives" for nothing, they view everything in the past, especially our Judeo-Christian heritage as backwards and out-of-date. They see Secular Humanism as moving history forward to bigger and better things.
While it is still debatable whether or not their agenda is "progress", most would agree that they seem to be winning. For many American Christians it seems like we have awakened from a deep sleep to find ourselves in a strange land! What we are experiencing is what the children of Israel must have experienced in Egypt.
When they first arrived in Egypt, they enjoyed a favored status. Joseph their brother, was viceroy of Egypt. The children of Israel were given the best land to live in and there they prospered and multiplied! Then the "dream" ended, and they woke up to a nightmare! A Pharaoh who did not "remember" Joseph came to power and they were enslaved for 400 years! This is the historical situation our Psalm this morning opens with.
When Israel went out from Egypt, the house of Jacob from a people of strange language, Judah became his sanctuary, Israel his dominion.
You see, the burning question every person needs to ask is not: "Is history on my side?" but rather: "Is God on my side?" The great truth of Psalm 114 is this: God is on the side of His People!
Do you see the significance of this? The oppression and suffering of the children of Israel in Egypt was not a surprise to God, it was all a part of His plan. God had ordained His people's pain, but more importantly, we learn from Psalm 114, that because God had made Israel his sanctuary and dominion, he was ordaining His own pain!
This is seen most clearly in the second great redemptive event of recorded in the Bible—the Cross.
History is in God's hands and God is on the side of His people!
Both the Exodus and the Cross teach us that God is not a God who hears and sees from afar, but He is a God who hears and sees "up close and personal." In the Incarnation Jesus took on our flesh and blood. During His life He took on the burden of perfect obedience to the Law. On the Cross, He took our sin and guilt. In His death, He tasted death for each of us. In His resurrection He gave us an indestructible life and finally, in His ascension, He shares with us His glory!
The next section of Psalm 114 teaches us that God is so determined to deliver His people that He will move heaven and earth!
Let us refresh our memories as to what these four verses say.
The sea looked and fled; Jordan turned back. The mountains skipped like rams, the hills like lambs. What ails you, O sea, that you flee? O Jordan, that you turn back? O mountains, that you skip like rams? O hills, like lambs?
What a beautiful and vivid way of reminding us of the power of God. The psalmist is of course referring to the parting of the Red Sea, the damming up of the Jordan River and the earthquakes at Mount Sinai. The psalmist personalized these events, not only because it is poetically beautiful, but more importantly he is speaking against the personal, human oppressor of His people.
In the story of the Exodus, Pharaoh and his people had hardened their hearts against God and God's people. Moses, when he wrote the book of Exodus, goes to great lengths to show that what was really going on was a war between the false gods of the Egyptians and the true God of Israel. There are really only two types of people in this world, those who worship the Creator and those who worship the created things (including man himself). In the Seven Plagues, God defeated the seven "nature gods" of Egypt. At the Red Sea, God defeated Pharaoh, who imagined himself to be a god.
This war was still going on at the time of Jesus, in Acts 4:27, which I read from earlier, it says "there gathered together against Jesus, both Herod and Pontius Pilate, along with the Gentiles and the people of Israel." Don't you see, the whole world was going against Jesus. I can imagine them saying to Jesus and His disciples, "Get with the program, you are on the wrong side of history." But how wrong they were. When God delivered His people through Jesus, heaven and earth were moved once again!
This brings to the final two verses of this psalm.
Are You on the Right Side of HIS Story?
Today we have seen the power of a God who will move heaven and earth to redeem His people. Today we hear the pundits accusing Christians of being "on the wrong side of history." Those who say such things are as blind as Pharaoh was. History is in God's hands and to be on the wrong side of God is to be on the wrong side of history!
If you remember, I said at the beginning of this series on the Psalms that Psalm 1 and Psalm 2 are the keys to unlocking all the other Psalms. Let me read from Psalm 2:11-12 again.
Serve the Lord with fear, and rejoice with trembling. Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and you perish in the way, for his wrath is quickly kindled. Blessed are all who take refuge in him.
When we look at the great span of history, even the youngest amongst us will die soon. What is 70, 80 or even 100 years? It is a blink of the eye. Someday soon you will close your eyes in death, when you opening them again will you face Heaven or Hell?


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Honeywell spinoff Resideo due to start trading on NYSE October 29. Current Honeywell shareholders will receive 6-to-1 stock dividend.
Resideo will include the Honeywell Homes product portfolio and ADI global distribution business.
Each Honeywell shareowner of record will receive one share of Resideo common stock for every six shares of common stock. The Resideo stock will be par valued at $1 per share.
That is the word from the Honeywell (NYSE: HON) Board of Directors as it declared a pro rata dividend of Resideo Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: REZI) common stock effective on October 29, 2018, for any shareholder of stock on October 16, 2018. The distribution is subject to certain conditions.
Honeywell announced the spinoff Resideo back in July 2018 as the corporate name of the Honeywell Homes product portfolio and ADI global distribution businesses. Honeywell will license its brand to Resideo under a long-term agreement for use in its home comfort and security hardware, and software solutions for all channels.
"Today's announcement marks the final phase of the portfolio transformation we announced in October of last year. The Garrett spin was completed on October 1, and Resideo is expected to be an independent, publicly traded company by the end of this month, which is earlier than anticipated," says Honeywell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Darius Adamczyk. "Once this final phase is complete, Honeywell will be more focused, with businesses that offer multiple platforms for growth and margin expansion, an even stronger balance sheet for aggressively deploying capital, and a continued focus on delivering outstanding returns for our shareowners."
"Resideo is well-positioned for future growth and success as a standalone company."
Adamczyk adds, "Resideo is well-positioned for future growth and success as a standalone company, with decades of experience in the home comfort and security industries, best-in-class technologies, a long-term agreement to use Honeywell's world-renowned brand, and an experienced management team focused on innovation and speed to market."
It is anticipated that when-issued trading on the New York Stock Exchange in Resideo common stock will begin on or about Monday, October 15. On Monday, October 29, Resideo common stock will begin regular-way trading on the NYSE under the symbol, "REZI."


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Home > News > Cushman and Wakfield arranges financing for Tower Point in Sparks Maryland
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD ARRANGES $17 MILLION FINANCING FOR TOWER POINT AT THE HIGHLANDS IN SPARKS, M.D.
Published Date : 2/5/2013
Cushman & Wakefield announced today that it served as the exclusive advisor to a Connecticut-based real estate fund manager in arranging a $17 million fixed-rate loan for Tower Point at the Highlands in Sparks, M.D. The five-year financing was provided by J.P. Morgan.
Tower Point at the Highlands is a 162,646-square-foot portfolio consisting of two class-A campus-style office buildings located at 920 and 930 Ridgewood Road. The buildings are located within a planned business park along the I-83 corridor in north-central Baltimore County.
The property, which was developed as a superior corporate campus, provides a serene working environment within minutes of countless amenities, with the added benefit of less traffic congestion. The property serves at the corporate headquarters for its three tenants, Fundamental Long Term Care Holdings, LLC, FILA U.S.A., Inc and MobilexUSA. It also contains additional FAR capable of accommodating a third building of up to 81,000 square feet.
Gideon Gil, Alexander Hernandez, and Sridhar Vankayala of Cushman & Wakefield's Equity, Debt and Structured Finance team represented the sponsor.
"We received substantial interest in this opportunity from the lending community due to the property's strong sponsor, steady cash flow profile, quality construction, and desirable location," said Mr. Gil, a Cushman & Wakefield Executive Director.
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Can a person file a single application/petition u/s 91, 311 and 294 in same court, in same case between same complainant and respondent?
I need to call document from a S.I. as well his attendence in a case also i wish to file a document before court u/s 294 against same S.I.
I need to file seperate application/petition?
Note: The case is at Discharge stage i.e. u/s 239. The Police has filed CS u/s 173 CrPC. The Respondent moved discharge application. Charges not yet framed by the Court.


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Former Virginia Governor McAuliffe speaks about youth voting, midterms, democracy
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Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe answers a question during a Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series event in ASEAN Auditorium on Oct. 9. Max Lalanne / The Tufts Daily
Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe spoke at ASEAN Auditorium in the Cabot Intercultural Center on Tuesday as part of the Jonathan M. Tisch College Distinguished Speakers Series. The discussion was facilitated by Tisch College Dean Alan Solomont and was later opened up to solicit student questions.
McAuliffe spoke on a wide range of topics, including how he became involved in politics, the role of young people in elections, his worst and best moments as governor and the current state of politics in America.
McAuliffe got his start in politics by working on President Jimmy Carter's 1980 reelection campaign. He focused on the campaign's fundraising efforts, even wrestling an alligator to secure a $15,000 donation.
McAuliffe also discussed the importance of young people in the upcoming midterm elections.
"I think young people are more engaged than I've ever seen them before," McAuliffe said.
He traced that engagement to two recent polarizing political events: the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh. In particular, McAuliffe praised attendees of the March for our Lives rallies in March.
"I've never seen anything like it," he said in an additional discussion with Solomont after the event. "Our Congress was incapable when five and six year olds were murdered at Sandy Hook. After Vegas and after Parkland, I think young people have said 'Enough.'"
He also said that the country's treatment of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford fueled that fire.
"After seeing Ford speak up and the way she was denigrated, I think young people are fired up," he said.
McAuliffe came out in firm opposition to Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court. He said that Kavanaugh's environmental policies had initially dissuaded him, and that Kavanaugh's actions during the heated congressional hearings were further proof that he was unfit to serve.
"After watching his performance, this man does not have the temperament to be on the Supreme Court," McAuliffe said. "I Believe Dr. Ford. [People] have justifiable concerns."
McAuliffe said that the Supreme Court's legitimacy began its downward spiral in 2000, when the Bush v. Gore case politicized the court.
"That was the beginning of the unwinding," McAuliffe said in an interview. "The damage that Donald Trump has done to the prestige of the Supreme Court will last a very long time. If I were a young person today, I would really question the integrity of the U.S. Supreme Court."
Solomont also questioned McAuliffe about what it would take for Democrats to win the White House in 2020. McAuliffe stated adamantly that focusing on the midterm elections was crucial before any decisions regarding the 2020 presidential election can be made.
"2018 is what's most important right now," he said.
McAuliffe, who describes himself as a pro-business, fiscally conservative and socially progressive Democrat, refused to say whether he will be running as a candidate in the 2020 presidential election. Instead, he offered insight into how he transformed Virginia, historically a red state, into a blue state.
"I worked in a bipartisan way [and] got bills on economic development and transportation. I made it about Virginia and not about myself," McAuliffe said.
As far as considering a bid for the presidency, McAuliffe stated that there are several things to look at.
"Anyone who's thinking of running has to look at family. I have five children and that's an important endeavor. [Deciding to run] is a hard, thoughtful process," McAuliffe said in an interview with the Daily.
McAuliffe then discussed the current state of politics in the United States.
"Trump, what he's done to our allies around the globe, the tariffs … he has no moral core. I've known him, I've known him for 20 years. It's all about him. It's not about America," McAuliffe said. "We need to secure our borders — I've always said that. If you're here illegally and you do something awful, you need to be deported. But for the other people, like people in [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals], there should be a pathway toward citizenship. Democrats are for national security. How do we do that effectively? That's the key issue. If I were president of the United States, I would never separate a mother from a child."
McAuliffe discussed his best and worst moments as governor of Virginia, citing the worst moment as witnessing the white supremacist riots that erupted in Charlottesville in August 2017.
"I was crestfallen as an American citizen," McAuliffe said. "I told [the protestors] to get the hell out of our state and our country. They pretend they're patriots, marching around, but they're cowards."
However, McAuliffe's time in office was marked by more than the Charlottesville riots. The former governor recalled his best moment as restoring the voting rights of 200,000 felons.
During his discussion with Solomont and in answering audience questions, McAuliffe repeatedly touched on the importance of young candidates.
"If 100 young people wanted to run for president tomorrow, go do it," he said. "That's the whole idea I'm trying to get out: Go do it. I want young people in politics."
Finally, McAuliffe discussed the state of democracy in America during his follow-up discussion with Solomont.
"In today's hyper-partisan environment, not a lot is getting done," McAuliffe said. "We are still a strong democracy, but we are a fractured democracy. Donald Trump deliberately creates culture wars. He may think it's good for him — it's not — and it's really bad for the country."


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BSc (Hons) Strength and Conditioning
Sam secures position with Matla rugby team through USW partnership programme
Third year USW Strength and Conditioning student Sam Thomas has secured a position with the Malta National Rugby Team.
This role is part of a partnership between the Malta Rugby Football Union and the University of South Wales Strength and Conditioning department. Our partnership aims to deliver Strength and Conditioning support to Malta's 15s and 7s squads and provide students with strong coaching backgrounds the opportunity to gain experience working in high-level sport whilst continuing their studies at the University
In November, Sam took his first trip out to meet the squad. Whilst there he helped the team prepare for test matches against Slovenia and Israel as part of the Rugby. The purpose of this visit was to evaluate players current levels of physical performance and develop recovery protocols to support players during competition.
The focus will now shift to supporting Malta 7s squads as they prepare for the 2023 GSSE Games, which take place in Malta.
Commenting on Sam's visit, Technical Director and National Team Coach Damian Neill said:
"Sam fitted in easily into the set-up. He was able to quickly form relationships with the players and coaching staff and shown a good understanding of the on and off-field stressors than affect the Malta players. Based on Sam's observations we have been able to modify the players programmes to make best use of resources available.
We are very thankful to Sam, Peter (USW staff) and the University for all their hard work and support in helping Malta Rugby, and it was great to come away with wins."
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There's some exciting new features coming to Blogger in 2011. Stack that on top of some really great features released in 2010 and you've got millions of people real excited to use, and keep using Google's flagship blog platform; Blogger. Take a peek at this great video by google showcasing Blogger in all its past present and future glory!
If you're on Blogger, and that doesn't get you excited, then you don't have a pulse. bring on 2011!


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Q: How do you prove $L^{\infty}$ is a C*-algebra? If we define on $L^{\infty}$ the essential supremum norm ($\| \|_{\infty}$), then how can I prove this norm is submultiplicative ($\| T_1T_2\|_{\infty}\leq \| T_1\|_{\infty}\|T_2 \|_{\infty}\, \forall T_1,T_2\in L^{\infty}$).
And if we define the involution like $T\mapsto\bar{T}$\, (where $\bar{T}$ denote the complex conjugate), how can I prove the following equalities, that make $L^{\infty}$ a $C^*$-algebra: $$\| T\|_{\infty}=\| \bar{T}\|_{\infty}$$ $$\|\bar{T} T \|_{\infty}=\|T \|_{\infty}^2$$

A: Is a trivial consequence of:
$$|T_1(x)T_2(x)|\le\|T_1\||T_2(x)|,$$
$$|T(x)|=|\overline{T(x)}|,$$
$$|T(x)\overline{T(x)}|= |T(x)|^2.$$

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Want Perfect eyebrow shape? We have compiled a list of Simple yet effective eyebrow shaping tips that will make the world of difference in putting your best face forward.
The beginning of your eyebrow should line up with the bridge of your nose not the outer edge of your nostril.
Don't overdo it when it comes to the outer brows, either. To find out where your eyebrow should end, imagine a diagonal line from the corner of your nose to the outside corner of your eye.
When shaping your brows, first start with primer. Use an eye shadow primer to prep your brows then use a pencil to trace your brows. After defining and drawing your brows, if you feel that your brow looks little fake then blend it well then use a highlighter right beneath your brow and under your arch to show off your eye brow shape.
A larger space between the eyes makes the nose look bigger and eyes too far apart.
Tweezing below the brow can create a nice lift but don't neglect the top. Keep the above-brow area free of stray hairs, as they tend to look more noticeable there.
Apply a few feathery strokes with an eyebrow pencil can take your brows from so-so to gorgeous and well-defined. Remember EYEBROW Pencil not EYE Pencil because it will not adhere well.
If you want a fuller shape, filling them with pencil, mousse or powder will do the great work and it will also give you the look you want. Also pick the right shade that is best for your brows based on your hair color. Remember the idea is to shade rather than draw on eyebrows so do not over do it.
Don't freak out if your eyebrow looks a little different. Keep in mind that your brows don't need to be perfectly matched.
Always stand far away from the mirror when you are shaping or filling in your brows, seeing them from a slight distance could make them look better.
Have the most pigment intensity in the arch of your brow as it will give an illusion of more lifted look.
Tweezing is the best option when it comes to eyebrow maintenance because it gives you more control.
Tweezing about once every three weeks is best. That way, hairs that may be on different schedules have time to grow out, which will make your brows look more even.
You should stick to tweezing, if you're using a retinoid because waxing can cause painful tearing and can also wreak havoc on your skin.
The eyebrow should follow the length of the eye but it shouldn't extend into the temple area.
Any hair that are too long and floppy should be trimmed with small scissors. Tweezing long brow hairs rather than trimming them can result in gaps in the eyebrow or create a patchy appearance.
Have you tried these tips?


Stay warm but stay chill, too.
Winter is such a chore, from wrapping up in 8,000 layers every time you leave the house, to wrestling with whether you can ethically order delivery in below-freezing temperatures. The chore many of us neglect the most in the darker months is skincare: a word that strikes fear into us all. But it doesn't have to be scary. Hell, it doesn't have to be hard at all. Here are 11 things on Amazon to help your skin stay acceptable all winter long.


bdnews: happy st. patty's day!
we're nearing the end of our mini-tour... we're in austin right now catching up on a few z's. south by southwest has pretty much taken over the hotels around here... we were lucky to get a room, but it's all good. we're off to rock a show with kissinger in an hour, then hitting shreveport on friday night. we couldn't find a show for saturday! (if you have an opening for us, please email us at rock@bedforddrive.com) thanks to everyone who's come out to rock with us so far, and hello to our new brazilian friend fernando!
only one little bit of bad news... at our show in baton rouge, one of the other bands mistakenly picked up ryan's cymbal bag, containing every one of his cymbals. we didn't notice it was missing 'til our show in new orleans last night. so yeah, it's a bummer, but hopefully it'll find its way back home. other than that, we're all still alive, relatively healthy & ready to rock again! on borrowed cymbals.
more shows for the upcoming months are on their way... check back soon!


Battle HonoursJust how effective were these little ships..?
Special thanks to Tracy Davidson for her help in digitizing Captain Class Frigate Association logo.
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Samnaun (toponimo tedesco; in romancio Samignun ; ) è un comune svizzero di 767 abitanti del Canton Grigioni, nella regione Engiadina Bassa/Val Müstair.

Geografia fisica

Samnaun è situato nella valle omonima, laterale dell'Engadina, sul lato destro dello Schergenbach. Dista 47 km da Landeck, 90 km da Davos, 103 km da Sankt Moritz e 139 km da Coira. Il punto più elevato del comune è la cima del Muttler (3 294 m s.l.m.), che segna il confine con Valsot.

Storia
Già frazione di Ramosch, Samnaun divenne comune autonomo nel 1851.

Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse
 Chiesa parrocchiale in località Compatsch.

Società

Evoluzione demografica
L'evoluzione demografica è riportata nella seguente tabella:

Lingue e dialetti
Per secoli Samnaun fu raggiungibile solo dal territorio austriaco: per questo motivo vi si parla il dialetto tirolese invece del dialetto alemanno, parlato nel resto della Svizzera tedesca; .

Geografia antropica

Frazioni
Il comune è diviso in frazioni, la principale delle quali è Samnaun-Dorf ("Samnaun paese"); le altre sono Compatsch, Laret, Plan (in romancio Plaun) e Ravaisch, in ordine di successione lungo la strada, Samnaun-Dorf è l'ultimo dei centri abitati risalendo la Valle Engadina.

Economia

, nel 1892 a Samnaun fu costituita una zona extradoganale. Il comune continua a mantenere questo status, benché vi sia dal 1912 una strada che permette di raggiungerlo passando completamente per il territorio svizzero. La zona extradoganale istituita ha sviluppato una forma di turismo rivolto soprattutto a coloro che vi si recano per acquistare alcuni prodotti a prezzi più bassi; il carburante, per esempio, ha un costo minore rispetto alla vicina Austria. Lungo la strada principale di Samnaun si sono sviluppate attività commerciali tutte rivolte alla vendita di sigarette, liquori, prodotti di profumeria, orologi, coltellini svizzeri e cioccolato:  Inoltre molti sono adibiti a ristoranti e alberghi. Nelle altre frazioni quasi tutte le case affittano camere o appartamenti, più che altro monolocali.

Stazione sciistica sviluppatasi a partire dal 1978, Samnaun fa parte del comprensorio sciistico Silvretta-Arena assieme all'austriaca Ischgl. .

Infrastrutture e trasporti
Le stazioni ferroviarie più vicine sono la stazione di Scuol-Tarasp della Ferrovia Retica (ferrovia dell'Engadina), distante 38 km, e la stazione di Landeck-Zams delle Ferrovie austriache (ferrovia dell'Arlberg), distante 48 km.

Note

Bibliografia
 AA. VV., Storia dei Grigioni, 3 volumi, Collana «Storia dei Grigioni», Edizioni Casagrande, Bellinzona 2000.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Stazioni e comprensori sciistici del Canton Grigioni


The Holocaust Survivor Support Program receives funding from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany ('Claims Conference'). The program also assists individuals in applying for compensation from the German Government or other authorities.
The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany ('Claims Conference') is a New York-based organisation negotiating with European governments for the release of funds to support Holocaust survivors worldwide. After their negotiations, the Claims Conference provides money to organisations such as Jewish Care to assist and support eligible Holocaust survivors.
Jewish Care acknowledges receipt of the funds at the direction of the United States District Court supervising the lawsuit In Re: Holocaust Victim Asset Litigation (Swiss Banks).
For more information about the work and role of the Claims Conference, please visit the Claims Conference website.


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When Covid-19 Cases Surged in Santa Cruz, She Took the Heat
Then came June. After George Floyd's death, protesters gathered outside the police station. Others stormed the beaches. On June 6, a man alleged to be an anti-government extremist ambushed and killed a 38-year-old sheriff's deputy in Boulder Creek, a mountain town to the north. More than a thousand people stood shoulder-to-shoulder at the deputy's vigil — many without masks. Officers, spread thin, needed to triage. "We no longer had the bandwidth to go enforce an ordinance down on the beach," Mr. Escalante said.
Dr. Newel began to think differently about what she was asking the police to enforce. What if an officer asked someone to get off the sand, and that person didn't comply? She imagined a scenario where that officer might physically drag the person to a police car. "The optics of trying to enforce a beach closure became impossible," she said.
Further complicating matters, on June 12, Mr. Newsom reopened hotels to tourism without lifting the shelter-in-place order. The following weekend, flouting Dr. Newel's closure order, some 55,000 people filled the three-quarter-mile stretch of sand on Santa Cruz's main beaches. At a news conference on June 25, she announced a spike in Covid-19 cases so drastic the county redesigned its online epidemiologic graph. "It has become impossible for law enforcement to continue to enforce that closure," she said. "People are not willing to be governed anymore."
The statement reverberated in the blue state. More angry messages ensued, uglier than before. Murderer, one wrote. Our deaths will be on your hands. Another read: If any of my family members or friends die, I'm coming for you.
Dr. Newel is no stranger to crises. She beat cancer in 2010, and lost her eldest son to an opioid overdose in 2016. Weeks ago, her aunt died after catching Covid-19 in an Ohio nursing home. Though she admitted to "feeling weary," she said, she intends to stick it out. "I feel like I'm the right person in the right place at the right time to do this job," she said, standing near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in late July.
Since then, the situation has grown increasingly dire. Santa Cruz County recently recorded more cases in one week than in all of April and May combined. More than 20 outbreaks are being tracked across the county, including outbreaks in four skilled nursing facilities and a homeless shelter. The county expanded the number of agencies empowered to enforce local and state health orders — but not in time to keep Santa Cruz off the governor's watch list. On July 28, the county's indoor gyms, hair salons and places of worship were once again forced to close.
This time, though, Dr. Newel didn't announce the closures with a local health order. She defaulted to the state health department. It wasn't that she was afraid of the inevitable backlash, she insisted. She just thought that if she issued the order herself, the outcome would be insignificant.
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Come check out the new Science Center and it's Wild Science Week at the museum! Every day will be a different theme learned through exciting experiments, fun activities, and crafts!
Don't miss this opportunity to see the majestic Asian Elephants and talented artists and performers under the big top! We look forward to seeing you at the circus! And may all of your days be circus days!
Keach Family Library (Nueces County Library System) Greenscreen Mania from 6 to 7 pm Come learn how a greenscreen is used and have fun with it with different apps! 6yrs old - 12 yrs old.
Join us as we enjoy a family favorite. We provide a snack and drink, but you are welcome to bring your own munchies, a blanket, and pillow! Free and open to all ages.
Come learn how a greenscreen is used and have fun with it with different apps! Ages 13yrs-18 yrs.
Learn about science, technology, engineering, art, and math through science experiments. For ages 5 - 12.
Join us for MOMS & TOTS (and Sometimes Pops!): Ten Lucky Leprechauns for preschoolers (ages 2-5) with an adult caregiver. We're gearing up for St. Patrick's Day by reading Ten Lucky Leprechauns, creating silly masks and colorful rainbows with a variety of art materials. Who knows? We may even find some gold at the end of our rainbows!
Join us for Mine Craft Edu fun. Space is limited. For ages 5-12. A meal, courtesy of the Food Bank of Corpus Christi, will be served to children who participate in the program.