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Researchers Studying Copperheads At Red River Gorge
By Cheri Lawson • Sep 5, 2018
Chuck Burton / AP
A team of researchers at Eastern Kentucky University is leading an ongoing study of copperhead snakes in Red River Gorge.
The goal is to learn more about the snakes and minimize their interaction with the tourists.
How Fish Skin Helps Heal Burns In Animals And People
Once badly burned bears from previous California wildfires are back in their habitat thanks to the healing power of fish skins. It was a University of California at Davis veterinarian who first tried bandages made from sterlized tilapia skins on the bears, the first-ever use on animals.
Video Of A Cheetah Playing With A Dog At The Zoo Will Make Your Day
After two years, Moose and Donni are still together. Moose is a chocolate lab and Donni, a cheetah. The Cincinnati Zoo paired the two up in 2016 so Donni could learn to run and play given that he didn't have any brothers or sisters who could teach him.
In Ohio, Most No-Pet Policies Can't Apply to Tenants with Animal Assistants
By M.L. Schultze • Apr 24, 2018
The difference between an animal assistant and a pet is an increasing concern for landlords in Ohio and the rest of the country. It was a big part of the discussion of fair-housing law at a conference of hundreds of landlords in Akron this past weekend.
Ohioans Already Complaining About Geese
By Brandon Bounds • Mar 30, 2018
Last week marked the start of spring, which also means it's the start of the nesting season for a common resident – the Canada goose.
Mother Bears Are Staying With Their Cubs Longer, Study Finds
By Rebecca Hersher • Mar 27, 2018
Each spring in the global north, brown bears around the world emerge from their dens with new cubs. The cubs come into the world hapless and fragile. Their fathers are long gone; bear mothers must find a way to raise the cubs while surviving themselves.
Female bears generally spend either 1.5 or 2.5 years with their young. In many ways, the pressures of bear life favor the shorter option — a mother with cubs cannot mate, so the more time she spends with each litter, the fewer offspring she'll have over her lifetime.
Human And Animal Behavior Expert Richard Conniff Talk With The Cincinnati Zoo's Thane Maynard
By Mark Heyne • Mar 29, 2017
Richard Conniff is a writer and speaker on human and animal behavior, author of several books including "House of Lost Worlds," "Natural History of the Rich," and "The Species Seekers."
Marine Biologist And PBS Host Dr. Carl Safina Explores What Animals Think And Feel
By Mark Heyne • Jan 9, 2017
Public television fans will recognize marine biologist Dr. Carl Safina from his series "Saving the Ocean" which took viewers around the globe in search of good news about ocean life.
We're Discussing All Manner Of Local Creatures That Slither, Crawl Or Creep
By Mark Heyne • Jun 9, 2016
Now that summer is almost here, more people are outside working in gardens, playing in parks, camping or hiking in wooded areas.
We are talking about the importance of proper, quality dog training
My Furry Valentine is next week, so we're talking pet ownership, adoption and care
By Mark Heyne • Feb 5, 2015
"Unlikely Loves: 43 Heartwarming True Stories from the Animal Kingdom"
By Barbara Gray • Oct 19, 2013
During her recent time in Cincinnati for the Books by the Banks festival, New York Times bestselling author Jennifer S. Holland stopped by our studio to talk with Barbara Gray about her newest inspiring book, Unlikely Loves: 43 Heartwarming True Stories from the Animal Kingdom.
Lemur Center at Duke University
By Thane Maynard • Apr 19, 2013
For more than 40 years, the Duke Lemur Center at Duke University has been studying the lemur to learn more about this fascinating animal, as well as opening their doors to visitors so they can learn more about lemurs. Charles Welch is the conservation coordinator for the Duke Lemur Center and he's Thane Maynard's guest on this week's Field Notes.
UC's Dr. Ron Millard
By Thane Maynard • Jan 18, 2013
For all the giraffe lovers out there, you'll enjoy Thane Maynard's conversation with Dr. Ron Millard from U.C.'s Department of Pharmacology & Cell Biophysics in the Medical School. He studies circulation and physiology of animals, including the challenge of determining the circulation and blood pressure in giraffes.


Glenn Beck is featured on the cover of the latest issue of TIME magazine. A leading voice in right-wing media, Beck is one of the hottest--not to mention most controversial--voices in conservative circles.
Beck is 45, tireless, funny, self-deprecating, a recovering alcoholic, a convert to Mormonism, a libertarian and living with ADHD. He is a gifted storyteller with a knack for stitching seemingly unrelated data points into possible conspiracies — if he believed in conspiracies, which he doesn't, necessarily; he's just asking questions. He's just sayin'. In cheerful days of yore, he was a terrific host of a morning-zoo show on an FM Top 40 station. But these aren't cheerful times. For conservatives, these are times of economic uncertainty and political weakness, and Beck has emerged as a virtuoso on the strings of their discontent. Rush Limbaugh, with his supreme self-confidence, holding forth with "half my brain tied behind my back just to make it fair," found his place as the triumphant champion of the Age of Reagan. Macho Sean Hannity captured the cocky vibe of the early Bush years, dunking the feckless liberal Alan Colmes for nightly swirlies on the Fox News Channel. Both men remain media dynamos, but it is Beck — nervous, beset, desperate — who now channels the mood of many on the right. "I'm afraid," he has said more than once in recent months. "You should be afraid too."
His fears are many — which is lucky for him, because Beck is responsible for filling multiple hours each day on radio and TV and webcast, plus hundreds of pages each year in his books, his online magazine and his newsletter. What's this rich and talented man afraid of? He is afraid of one-world government, which will turn once proud America into another France. He is afraid that Obama "has a deep-seated hatred for white people" — which doesn't mean, he hastens to add, that he actually thinks "Obama doesn't like white people." He is afraid that both Democrats and Republicans in Washington are deeply corrupt and that their corruption is spreading like a plague. He used to be afraid that hypocritical Republicans in the Bush Administration were killing capitalism and gutting liberty, but now he is afraid that all-too-sincere leftists in the Obama Administration are plotting the same. On a slow news day, Beck fears that the Rockefeller family installed communist and fascist symbols in the public artwork of Rockefeller Center. One of his Fox News Channel colleagues, Shepard Smith, has jokingly called Beck's studio the "fear chamber." Beck countered that he preferred "doom room."
On the recent anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Beck grew afraid that Americans may no longer be the sort of people who cross mountain ranges in covered wagons and toss hot rivets around in bold bursts of skyscraper-building. Tears came to his eyes (they often do) as he voiced this last fear. But then he remembered that the fiber of ordinary Americans is the one thing Glenn Beck need never fear. So he squared his quivering chin to the camera and held up a snapshot of ground zero, still empty eight long years after the World Trade Center was destroyed.
And he said, "Let me tell you something. I believe that if it were up to you or me, just regular schmoes in America, the Freedom Tower would have been done years ago. And it wouldn't have been the Freedom Tower; it would have been the Freedom Towers — because we would've built both of these towers back the way they were before! Except we would've built them stronger! We would've built them in a way that they would've resisted attack. And you know what? My guess is they would've been 25 stories taller, with a big, fat 'Come and Try That Again' sign on top. We would've built it with our bare hands if we had to, because that's what Americans do. When we fail, when we face a crisis, we pull ourselves up and make things better. I believe the only reason we haven't built it isn't because of Americans. It's because we're being held back. And who is holding us back? Politicians. Special-interest groups. Political correctness. You name it — everybody but you."
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Artcards and Ornaments by Ann Rhinehardt and earrings by Greta Joseph are available for purchase throughout the exhibit.
Bonnie Hayward and Rachel Marsh-Sachs (The Winter Sisters) were introduced to each other by Bonnie's sister a few years ago. Immediately they became fast friends and found they had much in common. They have enjoyed exploring various art activities together and have had great fun in the process! Bonnie lives in Waterville and loves working in a variety of mediums. Her passions are color, design, and naked trees. Her husband, Sumner, deals in antiques. Bonnie is apt to "borrow" some of his little treasures to use in her assemblages. Rachel lives in Sidney, where she runs a wholesale perennial nursery with her husband. She has always enjoyed working with fabric, fiber, and color. When she turned 60, she decided to make an effort to devote more of her time pursuing these passions (mostly in the winter).
Jim McLearis a representational painter and has been a resident of Maine for the past 23 years. He gravitates to depicting all things natural. Rocks, shells, gourds, feathers, bones and birds' nests have all appeared in his still lifes, which he often refers to as Mandalas for their quiet contemplation. His landscapes have recently expanded from East Coast imagery to the Pacific Northwest after a sailing adventure in British Columbia piqued his interest. Jim still accepts commissioned portraits, but thoroughly enjoy painting family and friends. Jim also has been inspired by a fellow artist to step outside his comfort zone and switch from using oil to acrylic paint. Jim is passionate about painting from life, as it challenges him everyday, and he is very fortunate to be able to call it his profession.
Gisele McLear's paintings in this show represent changes in her approach to "making art". While she has generally worked with oils or pastels (preferring the latter for their convenience), she was encouraged by a fellow artist to try acrylics. Her enthusiasm for the medium was both convincing and contagious. At around the same time, a neighbor's duck and free-range chickens began roaming their yard. She and her husband Jim were entertained them; they fed them and snapped photos. Her first chicken painting was for the 2018 Summer Block Party. She's had such fun with it, and since pulled out dozens of "critter" reference photos taken in their neighborhood over the years, which led to these paintings. While Gisele still enjoy portraiture and still-lifes, it has been a delight to expand both her subject matter and medium!
Pam Dubois was born in Montana and raised in Deer Isle, ME. For the past eleven years, she and her husband have lived in Winslow, ME. They have one grown daughter who resides in the Portland area. Pam has had an appreciation for art and photography for many years, but it was only after taking a watercolor class in 2014 that she discovered a passion for painting. Pam's watercolor paintings are often inspired by the beauty of nature and wildlife, including the herd of deer that visit's the woods behind her home every winter. She enjoys using vibrant colors and experimenting with different techniques as she paints. Two years ago, Pam launched her small business, Pam's Cam and Watercolors, on Etsy, to sell cards and prints of her photography and watercolor paintings. She also participates in craft fairs throughout the region. Pam hopes that her artwork will inspire others to be creative and take time to appreciate the natural beauty all around us.
Lisa Lavendure is an upcoming photographer from Winslow Maine. She takes in her surroundings of nature and captures them in a moment with her art. This is Lisa's first show.
Gallery runs from November 15th, 2018 to January 12th, 2019.
Meet the artists December 14th, 5:30 to 7:30pm. There will be refreshments provided by Holy Cannoli! and live music by Kennebec Valley Chordmen.


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The distinctive start and stop lever on the left of the case is the renowned GRAHAM Chronofighter signature which enables to activate the chronograph functions. The system recalls early stopwatches used by World War 2 flying officers which were just large pocket watches strapped over bomber jackets. Instinctive and precise, it's a fail-safe system which does not distract the wearer because the lever on the left of the case is effortlessly reached with the right hand. The thumb, the fastest of all fingers, starts and stops the chronograph. The result is precise timing.
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Kann den Verkäufer nur empfehlen.
Pictures show the product as is.
Horloge afgehaald , super vriendelijk onthaal.
Het bandje was iets aan de korte kant , verkoper bood aan een langer bandje van dezelfde kwaliteit op te sturen in echt ostrich. Dat deed hij ook!
Very nice watch in mint/unworn condition as advertised. Received within 4 days of auction end. Movement is running a bit slow so will service soon but at the auction price I have no complaint.
As the watch did not match the pictures, I sent it back to the Seller and contacted him. He first insulted me. After offering to refund the price partially he stubbornly rejected and kept the watch.
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En la pagina de Catawiki hace referencia a la garantía, que tras conversar con el vendedor me refiere que es su garantía personal.
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The Corporate Lawyer is in high demand with all the new business' starting up in today's economy. There are many different types of lawyers and becoming a corporate lawyer is going to take a proper education. Many firms will not even hire someone unless they have had full training and pass their bar exams. This is not something done overnight. College for becoming a corporate lawyer could take no less than 4 years depending on if you only want to specialize in that one field. There are many schools that offer different types of classes to fit anyone's schedule and financial situation. Although it may be a long road to travel it is worth it in the end to take the time to become a lawyer for your own self-pride, to be able to say you did it and enjoy becoming an important part of your community.
The first thing you should do is to make sure that becoming a lawyer is what you want. You have to be able to love what you want to do with your life or you are not going to put everything you can into making it happen. There are many different types of lawyers to choose from so even if a corporate lawyer is not your cup of tea, then explore the other fields that are available. Remember that this career choice is going to take a big chunk of your life to accomplish so do not make this decision lightly.
After you have decided this is your career path, you should start checking into colleges. The possibilities are endless on that part, so many of them offer courses on becoming a corporate lawyer. You should check into as many as you can to compare the best options for your schedule and financial situation. Some colleges can even offer some online classes that will help with your requirements for your course. Being able to do some of the classes online could fit into your schedule better than sitting in class all day plus might be cheaper than being a fulltime on campus student.
Now when you have decided which school you are going to attend, you should start looking into which firm you want to work with. Many firms have intern programs which will help you to get a foot in the door. It will not only give you some school credit but will give you valuable knowledge to take with you in life. This could really give your career a boost. Interns have a more likely chance of getting hired by the firm they intern for. Make sure to check out the firm you are interested in, you want to make sure that the firm is one that you will fit into. Always remember your values and morals because once you forget those then you could turn into someone you may not like later in the years. You want your firm you choose to reflect your beliefs and be an honest place you want to call home. If you can get an internship into this firm you will be able to see how they treat their employees and if there is possibility within the firm for advancement.
The Corporate Lawyer is part of a very popular group. All the big corporations need to keep lawyers on staff to aid in everyday dealings they hold. It is more time-saving and cheaper than to outsource every time they need an attorney. Everyone will need an attorney at some point in their life. Even for the smallest things it could be to your benefit to have them checked out by an attorney, so this field will be around for a long time. It might be something to look forward into the future with.


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On this week's episode, we starting out by being not sorry about anything, with a quick hommage to some weird 50's and 60's songs. And how we like our women - coffee, and other various things. We immediately give Hackerman a host of stage names all driven by web tech; PHP, DJ Ruby on Rails, etc.
So after digging around Reddit, Jethrow wanted to get into some life lessons, including letting other kids borrow your bike, playing with scissors and electricity, and we eventually get into talking about volcanoes. Long story short, you shouldn't try to cook food over a volcano. Would you cook something over a Volcano?
After talking about who knows what, Hackerman drops us (in British accent), 'would you rathers' concerning something we did disuss already somewhat; drinking sweat or hot dog water, so we had to get a new one. Would you rather always feel itchy or feel like you have to pee all the time.


I am pleased to meet you on the occasion of the Congress fittingly organized on the 10th anniversary of the Encyclical Fides et ratio. I first thank Archbishop Rino Fisichella for his cordial words introducing today's meeting. I am glad that the study days of your Congress involve the effective collaboration of the Lateran University, the Pontifical Academy for Sciences and the World Conference of Catholic University Philosophy Institutions. Collaboration of this kind is always desirable, especially when one is called to account for one's faith in the face of ever more complex challenges that confront believers in the contemporary world.
Ten years after its publication, an attentive look at the Encyclical Fides et ratio enables one to perceive admiringly its lasting topicality; it reveals the farsighted depth of my unforgettable Predecessor. In fact, the Encyclical is characterized by its great openness to reason, especially in a period in which its weakness was theorized. John Paul ii, on the other hand, underlines the importance of combining faith and reason in their reciprocal relationship, yet while also respecting the sphere of autonomy of each. With this Magisterium, the Church has voiced an emerging need within the contemporary cultural context. She has chosen to defend the power of reason and its ability to attain the truth, presenting faith once again as a special form of knowledge, thanks to which we are opened to the truth of Revelation (cf. Fides et ratio, n. 13). We read in the Encyclical that we must trust in the abilities of human reason and not set ourselves goals that are too modest: "It is faith which stirs reason to move beyond all isolation and willingly to run risks so that it may attain whatever is beautiful, good and true" (n. 56). Moreover, it is in the passing of time that the achievement of reason's goals, motivated by the passion for truth, are manifest. Who could deny the contribution that the great philosophical systems have made to the development of human self-awareness and the progress of various cultures? What is more, these cultures become fruitful when they are opened to the truth, enabling all those who participate in them to reach goals that make social life ever more human. The quest for the truth bears most fruit when it is sustained by love for the truth. Augustine wrote: "What one holds with the mind is held by knowing it, but no good may be known perfectly unless one loves perfectly" (De diversis quaestionibus, 35, 2).
Yet we cannot deny that a shift has occurred from predominantly speculative thought to that which is primarily experimental. Research has above all involved the observation of nature in the attempt to discover its secrets. The desire to know nature then became the desire to reproduce it. This transformation was far from painless; the evolution of concepts damaged the relationship between fides and ratio, resulting in each taking its own separate path. Scientific and technological breakthroughs, which fides is increasingly challenged to face, have modified the age-old concept of ratio; in a certain way they have marginalized the reason that was seeking the ultimate truth of things in order to make room for a reason content with discovering the contingent truths of the laws of nature. Scientific research undoubtedly has its positive value. The discovery of and increase in the mathematical, physical, chemical and applied sciences are the product of reason and express the intelligence with which man succeeds in penetrating the depth of creation. Faith, for its part, does not fear scientific progress and the developments to which scientific achievements lead when they are aimed towards the human being, his well-being and the progress of humanity as a whole. As the anonymous author of the Letter to Diognetus recalled: "The tree of knowledge does not kill, but disobedience kills. For there cannot be life without knowledge any more than there can be sound knowledge without genuine life, and so the two trees were planted close together" (xii, 2, 4).
Nonetheless, it happens that scientists do not always direct their research to these aims. Easy earnings or, even worse, the arrogance of replacing the Creator, at times play a decisive role. This is a form of the hybris of reason, which can acquire characteristics that are dangerous to humanity itself. Science, moreover, is unable to work out ethical principles; it can only accept them and recognize them as necessary to eradicate its potential pathologies. In this context, philosophy and theology become indispensable aids which must be placed alongside science in order to prevent it from proceeding on its own down a twisting path, full of unexpected accidents and not without risks. This does not mean restricting scientific research or preventing technology from producing the means for development; rather, it consists in maintaining vigilance about the sense of responsibility that reason possesses in regards to science, so that it stays on track in its service to the human being.
Augustine's lesson is still meaningful even in today's context: "What does someone who can use reason well attain other than the truth?" the holy Bishop of Hippo asks. "The truth is not obtained by itself with reasoning but it is what those who use reason seek.... It confesses that what the truth is is not you, for it does not seek itself; you, on the other hand, have not attained it by passing from one place to another, but by seeking it with the disposition of your mind" (De vera religione, 39, 72). In other words, wherever the search for the truth comes from, it remains as a given that is both offered and recognizable as already present in nature. The intelligibility of creation, in fact, is not the result of the scientist's effort, but a condition offered to him to enable him to discover the truth that is present within it. "These things are not made by the process of reasoning, but discovered", Augustine continues in his reflection. "Therefore they abide in themselves even before they are discovered, and once they are discovered they renew us" (ibid., 39, 73). In brief, reason must fully run its course, strong in its autonomy and its rich intellectual tradition.
Reason also understands and discovers that, in addition to what it has already attained and achieved, there exists a truth that it will never be able to discover based solely on itself, but only receive as a gift freely given. The truth of Revelation does not superimpose the truth achieved by reason; rather, it purifies and exalts reason, thereby enabling it to broaden its horizons to enter into a field of research as unfathomably expansive as mystery itself. The truth revealed, when "the time had fully come" (Gal 4: 4), assumed the Face of a person, Jesus of Nazareth, who brought the ultimate and definitive answer to the question of human meaning. The truth of Christ, since it affects every person in search of joy, happiness and meaning, far exceeds any other truth that reason can discover. It surrounds mystery, so that fides and ratio might find the real possibility of a common path.
The Synod of Bishops on the theme: "The Word of God in the life and mission of the Church", is taking place in these days. How can we fail to see the providential coincidence of this event with your Congress? Passion for the truth impels us to re-enter into our interior selves to grasp the profound meaning of our lives. True philosophy must take every person by the hand and bring them to discover how fundamental it is to their dignity to know the truth of Revelation. Before this demand for meaning, which gives no respite until it flows into Jesus Christ, the Word of God reveals his character as a definitive response: one Word of revelation that becomes life and that asks to be welcomed as an inexhaustible source of truth.
As I hope that each one of you will increasingly feel within you this passion for the truth and will do everything in your power to satisfy its demands, I would like to assure you that I am following your commitment with appreciation and pleasure, accompanying your research with my prayers. To confirm these sentiments, I willingly impart the Apostolic Blessing to you who are present here and to your loved ones.


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Le Chimborazo est une province de l'Équateur créée le .

Géographie
Cette province est située dans la Cordillère des Andes au centre de l'Équateur. Elle couvre une superficie de .

Elle est délimitée au nord par la province de Tungurahua, à l'est par la province de Morona-Santiago, au sud par la province de Cañar, au sud-ouest par la province de Guayas et à l'ouest par la province de Bolívar.

Sa capitale est Riobamba.

La province abrite le volcan Chimborazo qui est également le point culminant de l'Équateur.

Découpage territorial
La province est divisée en dix cantons :

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IFA Announce New Chair of the IFA Organic Project Team
23 February 2022 ●1 minute 4 seconds read
The IFA have appointed John Curran as Chair of the IFA Organic Project Team.
John is an organic farmer who completed his term as Meath County Chairman. He has represented the National Livestock Committee on IFA's Organic Project for the last four years. He replaces Nigel Reneghan who completed his four-year term as Ulster/North Leinster Chair at the recent IFA AGM.
John runs a mixed organic farm alongside his wife and family in Fordstown, Co. Meath. He converted to organics in 2007 producing organic beef and lamb. He has most recently diversified into producing organic oats. John currently sits on the Department of Agriculture's Organic Strategy Group and was part of the formation of the review of the organic food sector and strategy for its development 2019-2025.
John said "I see organic farming as a viable alternative for Irish family farms and organic farming will play a part in helping to achieve climate targets."
IFA President Tim Cullinan said that the National Officers Committee appointed John because of his passion for organic farming together with his experience as an Outgoing County Chair.
"I wish John well in the role in what is an important and growing sector and want to thank Nigel for his contribution over the last four years" he said.
Increase in Funding for Organics Welcome, but Re-opening of Scheme Must Be Managed Correctly
IFA Raises Issues with Organic Scheme in Meeting with Minister Doyle
IFA to Host Organic Producer Day in Marley House on Oct 12th

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The joy of cooking — with cow dung
Kenyan scientist Joseph Lentunyoi explains how the daily manure output of just one cow can be converted into hours of cooking gas.
Here's how a tiny Pacific island got better Internet than the US
Kenyan communities succeed in managing scarce water, where aid projects once foundered
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Why campaigners want you to wear your clothes #insideout today
Business, Economics and Jobs
Julia Cooke shows us a Cuba where a younger generation navigates through stagnation and change
As the World Cup nears, Brazilian youth take to the streets
Brazil will host the World Cup this summer and, in 2016, the Olympics. And for Brazil's young adults, that makes this the perfect time to protest their country's lack of opportunities and crumbling infrastructure.
Russians are turning out like never before for Paralympians in Sochi
It's somewhat surprising that Russians are turning out in such numbers to see the Paralympics in Sochi. Even five years ago, that probably wouldn't have been the case, a disability rights advocate says. Russia's disabled have to be "everyday paralympians" just to get around.
Who knew a gourd could unlock a better future for rural Indian girls
The latest film by Academy Award winner Megan Mylan shows what can happen if you make even a tiny investment in a young women.
In Brazil, indigenous tribes are still struggling to protect the rainforest — and their culture
Brazil is rushing ahead with big economic development plans. It will host the soccer World Cup later this year, and the Olympics two years later. But all that progress is challenging the traditions — even the way of life — of the country's indigenous people.
In Israel, the once nomadic Bedouin are reluctant to move
The Bedouin in Israel are no longer nomads. In fact, Israel's government is having trouble convincing them to move. Israel wants to use the land where they now live and has been offering to move them into towns with paved streets and modern conveniences.
A Colombian's hit video game is about a different sort of violence — alcoholism
The award-winning video game Papo & Yo was inspired by a childhood in Colombia and a rough family life. It's exciting, unpredictable and has moved many of its players.
Iran and US agree, but on what exactly we're not sure
The news over the weekend was of an agreement between leaders of six world powers and Iran over that country's nuclear program — but what the agreement really says isn't really, well, agreed. Still, there was no shortage of strong feelings about the deal. Plus, a Canadian town has developed a system for dealing with polar bear visits to town. That and more, in today's Global Scan.
Does Haiti really need luxury hotels?
As Port-au-Prince continues its slow pace of reconstruction after the 2010 earthquake, some prominent new buildings have already gone up: high-end hotels.
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1954 UFO Event A Real Alien From Venus Attended
September 5, 2021 by Nancy Thames
Is Venus a habitable planet? Currently, it is covered with thick clouds with over 864 degrees Fahrenheit surface temperature during sunlight. However, a study says it may once have been habitable. Seven years after the Roswell incident, a group of UFO researchers claimed that extraterrestrials from Venus arrived on Earth to learn what humans knew about them. Dolores Barrios' case is the classic example that is often associated with Venus' alien theory.
In August 1954, the most intrigued UFO convention happened in Mount Palomar, California, at an altitude over 6,000 feet, in front of the Skyline Lodge. The main promoters of this convention were George Adamski, Truman Bethurum, and Daniel Fry. All three of them have their own UFO experiences that provided a great upliftment to UFOlogy. There were thousands of people who attended the event including alien contactees, FBI agents, and UFO witnesses.
UFO convention in Palomar August 1954
During the first day of the convention, each of the contactees shared their experiences. George Adamski is famous for his contact with aliens from Venus. He explained that Venusians looked like human beings. According to him, they had infiltrated our society and were living in big cities. He even showed a painting of the humanoid Venusian, very similar to blond caucasian humans with standard height and body structure, but not with so pale skin as the Scandinavians.
At the end of the first day, the audience was disturbed and confused by the presence of three pale-skinned people that included a beautiful woman accompanied by two men. The woman had blond hair and black intense eyes. She had the excessive cranial formation and a strange bone mark on the forehead. One of the men was in spectacles.
A strange woman in 1954 UFO convention/ Newspaper clipping from O Cruzeiro
The place was stuffed with a rumor that they might be aliens from Venus as they resembled the match Adamski stated earlier. One of the people who seemed inquisitive asked the trio if they were from Venus. The woman smiled and said "no" to him.
They had a small conversation with the strangers. The trio said that they had come there in curiosity as they believed in flying saucers and the story shared by Adamski about Venusians.
A Brazilian journalist named João Martins, who came to attend the convention interviewed the three strangers. Upon researching, he discovered that the woman was named Dolores Barrios and she was a fashion designer from New York. The two men were Donald Morand and Bill Jackmart, both musicians living in Manhattan Beach, California. Martins was suspicious about Dolores as she looked exactly like a woman in the painting showed by Adamski. He even asked them if he could photograph them but they refused and were irritated at being called Venusians.
On the next day of the convention, Martins took the trio's photograph. This scared them, so they ran to the forest and soon after it, a UFO was seen in that area, taking off. Unfortunately, no photos were taken.
Later, the incident was published in "O Cruzeiro," a Brazilian weekly magazine in October 1954, and the story was narrated by Martins. He was the only person who covered this incident. On the other hand, Adamski did not like the whole scenario as he thought people called themselves Venusisns to harm his reputation.
Adamski claimed that he had met a Venusian named Orthon who came on Earth to deliver the message that humans should live in peace otherwise they would destroy themselves. This similar message was shown in the 1951 film "The Day the Earth Stood Still." So, many people assumed that Adamski could have made up his own story.
Besides, throughout the 1950s and 1960s, he had shown several UFO photos which later proved to be hoaxes. There was also a huge controversy behind João Martins UFO photos.
One day, Martins and his friend Ed Keffel took a photograph of the blue-gray flying circular object while interviewing a couple in Rio de Janeiro in 1952. It is known as Barra da Tijuca UFO incident. Although the photos were found to be authentic by many officials, other members of the magazine's staff came forward to confirm that it must be a joke inside the office.
There is always a conspiracy about Dolores Barrios, if she was really an alien from Venus or not. Some researchers believe that she was an ordinary person who died in 2008.
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Most people don't try solo travel because they fear being alone. They presume it'll be difficult to meet people and make new friends. While this might happen, the reality (in my experience) is the opposite. In my travels I've met a large number of people under many different circumstances. Traveling solo actually opens you up to the possibility of making new friends. It forces you to become more social.
Hostels: I'll start with the easiest and most popular way to meet people, hostels. They provide a safe environment to meet like minded travelers. They have a ready made community for you to mix and mingle with. Even if you're shy, it's very easy to start a conversation. In fact, being the old guy in the room (I'm over 40) has not gotten in the way of meeting people. All my experiences with hostels have been positive and I've always walked away with new friendships.
Meetup.com: This is my other favorite method of meeting people. Meetup.com is a God send for travelers in new cities. They offer a wide range of groups organized by interests and sometimes age groups. I've joined Yoga groups, language exchanges and business networking groups (among others). The people that attend these meetup are interested in meeting new people so it makes making friends a fairly easy task. It's literally just a matter of deciding which meet up you want to attend.
Take Classes: Why not learn something new while you're traveling. Learn a new language in Europe, take a cooking class in Asia or try the dance of love in South America. You'll get a new skill, it's fun and a great way to open up your social circle.
Tours: Strange enough, I've found tours to be another nice way to meet other travelers. I usually go for the free walking tours or the bike tours of a city. Between the regular tourists I've frequently come across long term travelers with whom I've bonded and shared stories with.
Couch Surfing: I've only done couch surfing twice. Both times I've walked away with a better appreciation for the city's culture and got to meet and make friends with locals. Couch surfing is an ingenious concept that grew organically from the traveler community. Most hosts are travelers themselves who enjoy meeting other travelers and like to share stories and experiences. The hardest thing with couch surfing is finding a host. As there are more surfers than people hosting.
Six Degrees Of Separation: You'd be surprised at how small this world is. Prior to going new country send out feelers to your friends through Facebook and see if they know anyone in the places that you're visiting. If they do, connect with them on Facebook and chat. You make connections with people prior to arriving at your destination.
TravBuddy.com: This is a site that is designed to connect people looking for travel buddies. There are 500,000 users currently signed up and there's a $10 lifetime access fee.
CoWorking space: If you happen to be a digital nomad (someone who works as they travel) then CoWorking space may be the place for you. Most major cities have office spaces targeted for entrepreneurs and freelancers with WIFI and all the required office amenities. This is an opportunity to get some work done and you might make friends with your neighbors.
Online Dating: Dating apps can be leveraged in two ways. If you happen to be lonely and need some company you can log on and find someone to go out with. But it could also be used for platonic purposes. If you mention in your profile that you're only looking for friends (not a hookup) you may be surprised by the number of people you can meet this way. As always with these apps, use some common sense. When meeting someone for the first time always make sure it's in a safe public place.
Trust me, solo travel is not as scary as you think. You'll meet people in the most amazing and unexpected ways. You just need to keep yourself open to the possibility of meeting people. I'll wrap it up with a story on how I made a good travel buddy by coincidence in a train station in Kyoto.
He came up to me and asked whether a train was going to a specific destination. I told him no, but I double checked with a attendant and it turned out he was right and I was wrong. He saved me from getting on the wrong train. We started talking and found that we had a lot of similarities in our stories and circumstances. So we decided to travel together through Cambodia and Thailand.
It's all a state of mind. If you make an effort to meet new people, then you will. Don't let this fear stop you from traveling alone. Pack your bags, give these recommendations a try and hopefully you'll make some amazing new friends.


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PWC Deputy County Executive will become Chesapeake VA City Manager
FROM STAFF REPORTS 09/11/19 / Breaking News / Local Government / People & Places /
Chris Price, a Deputy County Executive for Prince William, will become City Manager for the City of Chesapeake, VA Nov. 4, according to a report in the Virginian Pilot newspaper on Sept. 11.
The newspaper story said Price was chosen by the Chesapeake City Council from among four finalists. A graduate of Penn State University, Price was formerly employed by the City of Chesapeake as a senior planner, earned his master's degree in Public Administration at Old Dominion University, came to Prince William County as director of planning and was later appointed a deputy county executive.
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GemCoin owner to plead guilty in $147 million…
GemCoin owner to plead guilty in $147 million pyramid scheme
A USFIA employee leaves their Arcadia office after it was raided by U.S. officials in September 2015. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, San Gabriel Valley Tribune/Southern California News Group)
By Jonah Valdez | jvaldez@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
PUBLISHED: February 19, 2020 at 7:27 p.m. | UPDATED: February 20, 2020 at 7:47 a.m.
An Arcadia-based marketing company made a promise to potential investors: Invest in us and we'll give you gemstones from our mines along with valuable digital currency, and once we become publicly traded, you'll gain substantial returns, federal prosecutors said in a plea agreement unsealed Wednesday.
The company had assured investors they owned $50 billion in assets, including an extensive rare, gemstone mining operation throughout the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Mexico and the United States.
The catch, which was exposed by a wide-ranging federal investigation: none of it was real, according to prosecutors.
Investigators uncovered the scheme in 2015, but not before investors were lured into pouring $147 million into the sham operation, prosecutors said.
Steve Chen, the CEO of U.S. Fine Investment Arts, Inc. GemCoin, and five other companies that used the same Arcadia office address on Live Oak Bouelvard, has agreed to plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and tax evasion, prosecutors said.
In the plea agreement outlined by prosecutors, Chen, 62, of Bradbury, admitted his company never owned any gemstone mines, the company did not yield profits beyond the scheme, the cryptocurrency and amber gems they gave investors were nearly worthless and that he never intended for his company to have an initial public offering.
"Mr. Chen's promises to investors were as worthless as his non-existent mines and phony digital currency," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said.
Prosecutors said Chen funneled nearly $5 million of the ill-gotten money into buying homes in Arcadia and Irvine, enrolling his child in a San Gabriel private school, and funding his gambling habit and defrauding the government of $1.8 million in taxes.
Chen's defense attorney, Naeun Rim, did not immediately respond Wednesday to requests for comment.
Receiver Thomas Seaman and staff take control of GemCoin on Sept. 29, 2015 in Arcadia after the FBI raided the Arcadia business earlier in the day. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
The scheme ran from July 2013 to September 2015. Chen and co-conspirators lured investors into buying investments that ranged from $1,000 and $30,000 each, court documents said. He told investors they would receive "points" that would be converted into stock shares when the company had its IPO.
Starting in 2014, Chen replaced the points system by offering a fake digital currency called, "Gem Coins." He told investors the cryptocurrency was widely used in the finance and jewelry industry and could be converted into cash at ATM machines at the Arcadia office. Chen also claimed the currency's value was directly backed by their non-existent gemstone mines.
If investors were able to recruit other investors, Chen promised "bonuses" in the form of cash, travel, luxury cars and homes in the Los Angeles area.
The Securities and Exchange Commission began to sniff out the plot in 2015, filing fraud charges against Chen's company and in a raid of the Arcadia office, seized its assets, including mansions in the San Gabriel Valley, a hotel in the Inland Empire, sports cars and costume jewelry designed to trick investors, according to court documents.
In 2016, a federal judge ruled that Chen's company had defrauded investors, ordering him to pay damages.
Chen is scheduled to make his first court appearance in this case on March 10, said the U.S. Attorney's Office in a news release. Chen faces a possible maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
Leonard Stacy Johnson, 53, of Huntington Beach, who worked at Chen's direction in promoting USFIA and Gem Coins, pleaded guilty in July 2019 to one count of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement on an immigration document, the news release said. Johnson is scheduled to be sentenced on June 22.
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kevinburtonsmith	Radio	 November 21, 2018 August 29, 2021
Old-time radio, new-time radio, straight-to-audio dramitizations, web broadcasts and podcasts. Whatever.
But they're all audio dramas of some sort, centered on a private eye or two. Except for the ones that aren't.
For more radio info, see Murder in the Library: Radio.
Abbott Mysteries (1945, Mutual)
Academy Award Theatre (1946, CBS)
Adventures By Morse (1944-45)
The Adventures of Bill Lance (1944-45, CBS)
The Adventures of Bill Lance (1945-46, NBC)
The Adventures of Bill Lance (1947-48, ABC)
The Adventures of Christopher Wells
The Adventures of Frank Race (1949-53, syndicated)
The Adventures of Harry Nile (1976-present, Transmedia Syndicate)
The Adventures of Johnny Fletcher (1948,ABC; aka "Johnny Fletcher")
The Adventures of Michael Shayne (1944-47, ABC)
The Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1943, NBC Blue)
The Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1945-46)
The Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1950-51, NBC; aka "The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe")
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe (1948-50, CBS)
The Adventures of Sam Spade (1946, ABC)
The Adventures of Sam Spade (1946-49, CBS)
The Adventures of Sam Spade (1949-50, NBC)
The Adventures of the Thin Man (1941, NBC; 1946, CBS; 1948, NBC; 1950, ABC)
The Affairs of Ann Scotland (1946-47, ABC)
The Affairs of Peter Salem (1949-53, Mutual)
The Amazing Mr. Malone (1948, ABC; 1951, NBC)
Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator (1951-55, NBC)
Barry Craig, Confidential Investigator (1951-55, NBC)
Barry Crane, Confidential Investigator(1951-55, NBC)
Becker: House Detective (1996, CBC)
Benny Cooperman: The Ransom Game (CBC)
Benny Cooperman: The Suicide Murders (CBC)
The Big Guy (1950, NBC)
Big Town (1937-1942, CBS)
Big Town (1943-48, CBS; 1948-51, NBC; 1952, CBS)
Black Jack Justice (2006, Decoder Ring Theratre)
Boston Blackie (1944, NBC)
Boston Blackie (1945-49, Ziv/Syndicated)
Box 13 (1948-49, Mutual/Syndicated)
Brick Maller, Private Investigator (1999, Scenario Productions)
Candy Matson, YUkon 2-8209 (1949-51, NBC)
The Casebook of Gregory Hood (1946-49, Mutual; 1950-51, ABC)
The Cases of Mr. Ace (1947, Paragon Radio Productions Syndicate)
Casey, Crime Photographer (1943-1950, CBS)
The CBC Mystery Project (1992-2002, CBC)
Charlie Wild, Private Eye (1950, NBC)
Charlie Wild, Private Detective (1951, CBS)
Christopher London (1950, NBC)
Crime and Peter Chambers (1954, NBC)
The Crime Files of Flamond (1946-48, syndicated)
The Crime Files of Flamond (1953, Mutual)
The Crime Files of Flamond (1956-57, Mutual)
A Crime Letter from Dan Dodge (1952-53, ABC)
Dameron (1972-73, KVI/Seattle, Golden West Radio Network)
Danger, Dr. Danfield (1946-47 ABC)
Danger With Granger (1956-57, Mutual)
Dangerous Assignment (1949-52)
The Dead Hear Footsteps (2003, WOBC)
The Defense Rests (1951, NBC)
Defense Attorney (1951-52, ABC)
Diamonds Are a Nuisance (2000-2001, San Francisco Story Works)
Dick Barton (1946-51, BBC)
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (2007, BBC Radio 4)
Dyke Easter Detective (1949, NBC)
Easy Money (1946, Mutual)
Escape! (1947-54, CBS)
Falco (2004-09, BBC 4)
The Falcon (1943, NBC Blue; 1945, Mutual; 1950, NBC)
The Fat Man (1946-50, ABC)
Firesign Theatre (Nick Danger)
The Flower Case (2000, CBC)
Flynn (1994, CBC)
Frank Race (1949-53, syndicated; aka "The Adventures of Frank Race")
Garson Krebs, Private Detective (National Public Radio)
The Gentleman Adventurer (aka "Special Agent")
Guy Noir (part of The Prairie Home Companion)
Hannibal Cobb (1949, ABC)
Have Gun, Will Travel (1958-60, CBS)
Harry Nile (1977–, Transmedia Syndicate; aka "The Adventures of Harry Nile")
The Hidden Motive (1952, BBC)
Hollywood Startime: Murder My Sweet (1948)
I Deal in Crime (1946, ABC)
I Love a Mystery (1939-42, NBC Blue)
I Love a Mystery (1943-44, CBS)
I Love a Mystery (1949-52, Mutual)
In the Blood (1997, CBC)
It's a Crime, Mr. Collins
Jake Danger: 5-Minute Theatre (2000, virtuallyamerican.com)
Jeff Regan, Investigator (1948, CBS)
Jeff Regan, Investigator (1949-50, CBS)
Joe Canto, Private Eye (1948, CBS)
Johnny Fletcher (1948,ABC; "The Adventures of Johnny Fletcher")
Johnny Madero, Pier 23 (1947, Mutual)
Johnny Modero, Pier 23 (see Johnny Madero, Pier 23)
Kincaid, The Strangeseeker (1997-Present, Syndicated)
Kitty Keene, Inc. (1937-41, CBS, Mutual)
Larry Kent (1950-??, Australia)
Let George Do It (1946-55, Mutual-Don Lee)
The Lone Wolf (1948, Mutual)
Looking For Trouble (BBC4)
Lux Radio Theatre (1934, NBC Blue; 1936-48, CBS)
Lux Radio Theatre: After The Thin Man (1940)
Lux Radio Theatre: The Maltese Falcon (1943)
Lux Radio Theatre: Murder My Sweet (1945)
Lux Radio Theatre: The Thin Man
The McCoy (1950, NBC)
Man Against Crime (1947-51, CBS)
A Man Named Jordan (1945 – 1947, CBS West Coast)
Martin Kane, Private Eye (1949, Mutual; 1951, NBC)
Mathew Slade, Private Investigator (1960's, syndicated)
Meet MacBride (1936, CBS)
Michael Shayne, Detective (1948-50, Mutual)
Michael Shayne, Private Detective (1944-47, ABC)
Mickey Spillane Mysteries (1953, Mutual; aka "That Hammer Guy")
Midnight Cab (1992-96, CBC)
Mike Malloy, Private Eye (1953-54, ABC)
Mike Malloy, Private Eye (1956-57, CBS)
Mike Mallory (1953, ABC)
Miss Pinkerton, Inc. (1941, NBC)
Mollé Mystery Theatre (1943-48, NBC; aka "Mystery Theatre")
Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons (1937, NBC Blue; 1947, CBS)
Murder and Mr. Malone (1948, ABC; 1951, NBC)
Murder By Experts (1949-51)
Murder Clinic (1942-43, Mutual)
Mystery in the Air (1945, NBC)
Mystery Playhouse (1944-46, AFRS)
The Mystery Project (1992-2002, CBC)
Mystery Theatre (1943-48, NBC; aka "Mollé Mystery Theatre")
Murder Will Out (1945, ABC)
Mystery Without Murder (1947, NBC)
The New Adventures of Michael Shayne (1948-50, Mutual)
The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1950-51, NBC)
The New Adventures of Perry Mason (1943-1955, CBS)
The New Adventures of the Thin Man (1941, NBC; 1946, CBS; 1948, NBC; 1950, ABC)
Nick Carter, Master Detective (1943-55, Mutual)
Nick Danger (Firesign Theatre)
Night Beat (1950-52, NBC)
The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency (2004, BBC4)
North Beach Private Eye (1999-2000, San Francisco Radio Works)
O'Hara (1956, CBS)
Pat Novak For Hire (1946-48, KGO/ABC)
Pat Novak For Hire (1949, ABC)
Paul Temple (1938-1968, BBC)
Peggy Delaney (1998, CBC Radio One)
Perry Mason (1943-1955, CBS; aka "The New Adventures of Perry Mason")
A Phil Byrnes Mystery (2000, virtuallyamerican.com)
Philip Marlowe (1947, NBC; AKA "The Adventures of Philip Marlowe")
Philip Marlowe (1977-88, BBC4)
Philip Odell (1947-61, BBC)
Philo Vance (1943, NBC)
Philo Vance (1946-50, ZIV Syndicated)
The Phyl Coe Mysteries (1936, syndicated)
The Private Files of Rex Saunders (1951, NBC)
The Ransom Game (CBC; aka "Benny Cooperman")
Results Inc. (1944, NBC)
The Return of Nick Carter (1943-46, Mutual)
Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe (1982, CBC Radio)
Richard Diamond, Private Detective (1949-50, NBC)
Richard Diamond, Private Detective (1951-52, ABC)
Richard Diamond, Private Detective (1953, CBS)
The Rivals (2011-15, BBC 4)
Rocky Fortune (1953-54, NBC)
Rocky Jordan (1948-50 CBS West Coast)
Rocky Jordan (1951-53, CBS)
Rogue's Gallery (1945, NBC)
Ruby: The Adventures of a Galactic Gumshoe (1980's–present, ZBS/NPR)
Rumpole: The Splendours and Miseries of an Old Bailey Hack (1980, BBC Radio 4)
Rumpole of the Bailey (2003, BBC Radio 4)
The Saint (1940, Radio Athlone)
The Saint (1945, NBC)
The Saint (1945, CBS)
The Saint (1947-48, CBS West)
The Saint (1949-50, Mutual)
The Saint (1950-51, NBC)
The Saint (1995, BBC)
Sam Spade (see also "The Adventures of Sam Spade")
Sara's Private Capers (1950, NBC)
Screen Guild Theater (1939-52)
Secret City (1941, NBC Blue)
Sleeping Beauty (KCRW/NPR)
Special Agent (1948, Mutual)
Secret Agent X-9 (1994, BBC Radio 5)
Steve Mallory, Private Eye (1951)
Strange Wills (1946, Syndicated)
The Suicide Murders (CBC)
Suspense (1942-62, CBS)
Suspense: The Khandi Tooth Caper (1948)
That Hammer Guy (1953, Mutual; aka "Mickey Spillane Mysteries")
That Strong Guy (1950's?)
The Thin Man (1941, NBC; 1946, CBS; 1948, NBC; 1950, ABC)
Two on a Clue (1944, CBS)
Vince Washburn, New Age Detective (1988-??)
The WindUp (1957, syndicated)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar (1949-62, CBS)
The Zebra-Striped Hearse (2000, KCRW/NPR)
Since I'm not really a OTR guy (I just play one on the web), here are a few other radio shows that are crime/detective/police shows. I'm not sure if these are private eye shows or not, so any help would be greatly appreciated… if you're not sure what a private eye is, or if a show qualifies, check out What is a Private Eye, anyway?
The Bishop and The Gargoyle
Chick Carter, Boy Detective
Crime Club (anthology)
Dan Holiday
Deadline Mystery
Eno Crime Club
The Five Mysteries Program
Hollywood Mystery Time
Hot Copy
Johnny Nighthawk
The Whisperer
When possible, I've tried to include complete listings all episodes and their original broadcast dates, but I'm by no means a radio expert. Many of the "episode logs" and reference material online and in print, particularly regarding the "Golden Age" of radio, are dated, incomplete and contradictory. Complicating matters is the cut-and-paste "research" of several on-line commercial purveyors of radio shows, who in many cases seem to shape their episode logs to fit their sales catalogues, and offer little, if any, provenance. As I update this site, I hope to rely of The Digital Deli Too, who boast they're "Preserving the Golden Age of Radio for a Digital Future." They can be a bit cranky, but they seem to really know their stuff.
Respectfully compiled by Kevin Burton Smith, with great thanks to Stewart Wright and Jack French for their invaluable help and expertise on this one.
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Seattle U gets past Idaho in CBI opener
Originally published March 16, 2016 at 9:35 pm Updated March 16, 2016 at 11:32 pm
Brendan Westendorf scored 21 points and Jadon Cohee had 18 to lead the Redhawks past the Vandals, 68-63, before a capacity crowd at the Connolly Complex. Seattle U will host Vermont on Monday night in a quarterfinal game.
Percy Allen
Seattle Times staff reporter
Ultimately, the Redhawks may not want to maintain a long-term relationship with the College Basketball Invitational, but for now the 16-team postseason tournament suits their needs.
For the second straight year, the Seattle University men's basketball team won its CBI opener – this time with Wednesday's 68-63 victory over Idaho.
"You wonder if you can match the experience that you had last year," coach Cameron Dollar said. "The first time you do it is usually … the experience that you're never able to duplicate.
Seattle U. vs. Vermont, Monday, 7 p.m.
"But it was a great experience. The crowd was great. The energy was great. I loved seeing the bounce in our kids' step and their eyes as they're playing. We couldn't even hear each other because of how loud it was."
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A capacity crowd of 999 – many making their first visit inside newly renovated Connolly Complex since its $9 million renovation – came to life in the final minutes when Brendan Westendorf took over the game.
"I hear it from my teammates all the time that I could be more aggressive," said Westendorf, who finished with a game-high 21 points. "And there are times when I know I should be more aggressive, but then I'm trying to make plays for everyone else."
After his team trailed 41-40, Westendorf scored 14 points in the final 7:43.
"It was something that just flowed with the game," he said. "My teammates got me some open shots and they went in. At that point, my mind kind of switched and I was like, all right, anything I shoot is probably going to go in."
After freshman guard Zachary Moore buried a three-pointer from the corner that put the Redhawks up for good and gave them a 45-43 lead with 6:15 remaining, Westendorf kept the Vandals at bay with an array of layups, three-pointers and short jumpers.
His basket gave SU a 57-47 lead with 2:43 left and the Redhawks converted 11 of their final 14 free throws to seal the win.
Westendorf also had 11 rebounds and five assists to offset four turnovers in 34 minutes.
"We've talked about in the past about how aggressive we would like to see him be as he's growing and developing," Dollar said. "It was good to see him be ready to step up and really want the challenge. He took some tough shots and obviously made some tough shots."
Before Westendorf took over, sophomore guard Jadon Cohee came off the bench and carried the Redhawks. He scored all 18 of his points in first 30 minutes.
Senior center Jack Crook scored 12 points and forward William Powell had 10 points.
Seattle U (15-16) returns to the CBI quarterfinals and will host Vermont (22-13) at 7 p.m. Monday. The Catamounts defeated Western Carolina 79-74 on Wednesday in the opener.
"For us this is a pretty big tournament," Cohee said. "We're excited about it and wanted to advance like last year and prove that we're as good as a team as last year."
The Redhawks were held scoreless for nearly four minutes at the start before Crook converted a layup with 15:37 left. SU fell behind 7-2 and both teams struggled offensively early on in what Dollar described as a "middleweight fight."
The Redhawks rattled the Vandals with their full-court press and a 2-3 zone that held Idaho to 30.4 percent shooting, including 1 of 7 on three-pointers in the first half. The Redhawks couldn't take advantage because they struggled against Idaho's aggressive zone defense. SU shot 34 percent (8 of 23) before the break.
The Redhawks used an 8-1 run to close the first half and take a 22-19 lead at halftime.
"I thought it was a really good game in the second half," Dollar said.
SU outscored Idaho 46-44 in the second half. The Vandals (21-13) received 18 points from junior guard Perrion Callandret.
"I know my guys had fun," Dollar said. "It was a fun experience. Fun game. The crowd was buzzing. Overall, just a tremendous experience."
Percy Allen: pallen@seattletimes.com; on Twitter: @percyallen206. Seattle Times staff reporter Percy Allen covers the Washington Huskies and Seattle Storm.


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Home » Three Years Ahead of the Crash in Verizon Stock
Three Years Ahead of the Crash in Verizon Stock
Three years ago, Verizon stock was hovering around $60 a share, up almost 200% from its 2008 bottom. Due to it rock solid position as one of the two major telecoms in the US, the company was printing money by the billions. To make things even better, Verizon was in the pole position for the 5G network rollout. Given all that business strength, it is no wonder that investors and analysts were predominantly bullish on the stock.
On the other hand, the market is a forward-looking creature. This means that any piece of widely-known news, be it good or bad, is usually already discounted in the price of the asset. In other words, buying VZ because of its 5G prospects meant doing the same thing everyone else was doing. Alas, it is a well-known fact that you cannot beat the market by doing what everybody else does. In fact, any failure to meet such widely-accepted rosy expectations is virtually guaranteed to lead to disastrous investment results.
But the primary reason why weren't particularly excited about Verizon stock was different. Instead, it had everything to do with the chart below, which we shared with readers on October 9th, 2019.
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Verizon 's weekly chart revealed that the uptrend from $21.56 in October, 2008, was a complete five-wave impulse. The pattern was labeled (1)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(5), where two lower degrees of trend were also visible within wave (3). More importantly, wave (5) was shaped as an ending diagonal.
Elliott Wave Analysis Put Investors Ahead of Verizon 's 5G Failure
A correction follows every impulse, states the Elliott Wave principle. Corrections usually erase most or all of the fifth wave of the corresponding impulse. With that in mind, we wrote that "the support area near $43 a share looks like a natural target for the bears once wave 5 of (5) is over." Assuming a bearish reversal near the $65 mark, that would be a 30-35% plunge.
Three years later now, 5G really is everywhere. Neither Verizon 's nor AT&T's investors, however, have benefited much from it. Elliott Wave analysis somehow saw that coming and warned us on time.
Verizon stock couldn't even make it to the $65 mark. The best the bulls could do was $62.22 in December, 2019. On September 8th, 2022, VZ dipped below $41 a share, down 34.6% in less than three years. Needless to say, we had no idea that T-Mobile was going to win the 5G race and neither did we know that a global pandemic was lurking ahead.
All we knew was that there was a complete impulse pattern on Verizon 's weekly chart and that impulses are followed by corrections. Having said that, waves (a) and (b) are already in place. The sharp drop we're currently witnessing must be part of wave (c). It makes sense for the bears to reach the 61.8% Fibonacci support area. This translates into more weakness towards $38-$34 before the retracement is over and a recovery can begin.
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