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Flamingo Park Baseball Stadium is located at 15th St and North Michigan Avenue in Miami Beach, Florida.
Flamingo Park Baseball Stadium, Miami Beach Florida, on Michigan Avenue, Just South of 15th Street
It is part of a larger recreation area also known as Flamingo Park. The main entrance to the Park is located south of the baseball stadium at 1200 Meridian Avenue.
Welcome To Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
Flamingo Park includes tennis courts, a swimming pool, and handball courts. The park has a Rich history of its own.
Handball Courts, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach, Florida
In 1925, Flamingo Field was constructed in the same location of the current baseball stadium. Flamingo Field's grandstand was constructed by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in the 1930s.
Grandstands at Flamingo Park – Miami Beach, Florida. 1935. Black & white photonegative, 4 x 5 in. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/144428>, accessed 4 March 2018.
The New York Giants held their Spring Training at Flamingo Field in 1934 and 1935. Henry Fabian, the famed groundskeeper for the New York Giants, created at Flamingo Field what the New York Times called "exclusive swank with a dash of Coney Island" (Drebinger, John, "21 Giants Report as Training Starts In a Bizarre Setting at Miami Beach," New York Times, February 25, 1934). The Times noted that Flamingo Field was built "on an expansive meadow that had once been used for polo and subsequently converted into a baseball field of sorts." Also, according to the Times, "[a] small grand stand forms a semi-circle behind home plate. The rest of the field is closed off with a canvas fence and off to one side is a stucco dwelling which has been converted into a clubhouse."
Training With the Giants. New York Giants Outfielder Mel Ott training at Flamingo Field, March 7, 1934 (Photo Credit; ACME -United Press International)
The Philadelphia Phillies trained at Flamingo Field both before World War II, from 1940 to 1942, and after, in 1946. The last major league team to train at Flamingo Field was the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1947.
Other New York Giants Florida Spring Training cites include Payne Park (1924 to 1927), Al Lang Field (1951), and Sanford, Florida (minor league camp). Other Philadelphia Phillies Florida Spring Training cites include LECOM Park – McKechnie Field (1925 to 1927), Clearwater Athletic Field (1947 to 1954), and Jack Russell Stadium (1955 to 2003). Other Pittsburgh Pirates Florida Spring Training cites include J.P. Small Memorial Park (1918), Rickwood Field (1919), Jaycee Park (1954), Terry Park (1955 to 1968), and LECOM Park – McKechnie Field (1969 to present).
Flamingo Field, Miami Beach Florida
Two minor league teams called Flamingo Field their home: the Class D Florida East Coast League Miami Beach Tigers in 1940, the Miami Beach Flamingos from 1941 to 1942, and the Class C and B Florida International League Miami Beach Flamingos from 1946 to 1952, as well as in 1954.
Flamingo Field was demolished in 1967 and a new structure was built on the same site. Designated as Miami Beach Stadium, today it is commonly known as Flamingo Park.
Dedication Plaque for Miami Beach Stadium, 1967, at Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
Flamingo Park was built with the idea of bringing Major League Spring Training back to Miami Beach. The team associated with that effort was the New York Mets, who at the time were training in Al Lang Field.
First Base Dugout, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
The "new" steel grandstand (now over 50 years old) is somewhat reminiscent of the original wooden grandstand that was located behind home plate and built by the FERA.
Grandstand, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
Flamingo Park features an Art Deco-inspired front entrance, in keeping with much of the architecture of Miami Beach.
Front Entrance, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
Ticket Booth and Front Gate, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
A metal grate located behind the stadium grandstand includes a sign proclaiming "Flamingo Park Baseball Stadium," and also serves to protects against over zealous fans who might be tempted to climb out on the grandstand roof from the stairs that lead to the press box.
Just Southeast of Flamingo Park Baseball Stadium is a second baseball field located behind center field, which presumably was once part of the larger Spring Training baseball complex.
Practice Field, Flamingo Park, Miami Beach Florida
Although Major League Baseball never returned to Flamingo Park, according to the City of Miami Beach, Major League players use the field to train during the off season. In addition, Flamingo Park Baseball Stadium is used for high school baseball (the Miami Beach High Tides) and various adult amateur leagues.
Marlins Park, Home of the Miami Marlins
Flamingo Park is located just six miles East of Marlins Park, the Home of the Miami Marlins, and just 18 miles Southeast of the Miami Marlins former home, Hard Rock Stadium (formerly Joe Robbie Stadium).
Opening Day 2016 at Marlins Park, Home of the Miami Marlins
If you are visiting Miami or attending a Major League game at Marlins Park, consider taking the short drive East along A1A to see where Major League Spring Training once was played over 70 years ago.
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The Myth of Sisyphus
An Absurd Reasoning: Absurdity and Suicide
An Absurd Reasoning: Absurd Walls
An Absurd Reasoning: Philosophical Suicide
An Absurd Reasoning: Absurd Freedom
The Absurd Man: Don Juanism
The Absurd Man: Drama
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The central concern of The Myth of Sisyphus is what Camus calls "the absurd." Camus claims that there is a fundamental conflict between what we want from the universe (whether it be meaning, order, or reasons) and what we find in the universe (formless chaos). We will never find in life itself the meaning that we want to find. Either we will discover that meaning through a leap of faith, by placing our hopes in a God beyond this world, or we will conclude that life is meaningless. Camus opens the essay by asking if this latter conclusion that life is meaningless necessarily leads one to commit suicide. If life has no meaning, does that mean life is not worth living? If that were the case, we would have no option but to make a leap of faith or to commit suicide, says Camus. Camus is interested in pursuing a third possibility: that we can accept and live in a world devoid of meaning or purpose.
The absurd is a contradiction that cannot be reconciled, and any attempt to reconcile this contradiction is simply an attempt to escape from it: facing the absurd is struggling against it. Camus claims that existentialist philosophers such as Kierkegaard, Chestov, and Jaspers, and phenomenologists such as Husserl, all confront the contradiction of the absurd but then try to escape from it. Existentialists find no meaning or order in existence and then attempt to find some sort of transcendence or meaning in this very meaninglessness.
Living with the absurd, Camus suggests, is a matter of facing this fundamental contradiction and maintaining constant awareness of it. Facing the absurd does not entail suicide, but, on the contrary, allows us to live life to its fullest.
Camus identifies three characteristics of the absurd life: revolt (we must not accept any answer or reconciliation in our struggle), freedom (we are absolutely free to think and behave as we choose), and passion (we must pursue a life of rich and diverse experiences).
Camus gives four examples of the absurd life: the seducer, who pursues the passions of the moment; the actor, who compresses the passions of hundreds of lives into a stage career; the conqueror, or rebel, whose political struggle focuses his energies; and the artist, who creates entire worlds. Absurd art does not try to explain experience, but simply describes it. It presents a certain worldview that deals with particular matters rather than aiming for universal themes.
The book ends with a discussion of the myth of Sisyphus, who, according to the Greek myth, was punished for all eternity to roll a rock up a mountain only to have it roll back down to the bottom when he reaches the top. Camus claims that Sisyphus is the ideal absurd hero and that his punishment is representative of the human condition: Sisyphus must struggle perpetually and without hope of success. So long as he accepts that there is nothing more to life than this absurd struggle, then he can find happiness in it, says Camus.
Camus appends his essay with a discussion of the works of Franz Kafka. He ultimately concludes that Kafka is an existentialist, who, like Kierkegaard, chooses to make a leap of faith rather than accept his absurd condition. However, Camus admires Kafka for expressing humanity's absurd predicament so perfectly.
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This band is known for its mind expanding sound. Ethnic, Pre-industrial and contemporary influences are blended to create an unique style that has influenced many who were looking for spiritual dimensions. In the beginning of the 80's, Magthea, the male side of the HYBRYDS was involved in The Klinik, in the mid 80 's he worked on his own personal music style. Based on ancient influences and modern technology, the first tape demo: ?Mythical music from the 21st century? (1986 - 3RIOART) did not get any reaction in the music scene.
?Octahedron? (3RIOART) a limited 7 inch followed but again no one was interested. At the start of the 90's Yasnaia joined the HYBRYDS concept adding her clear vocals and acoustic instruments. Working together with Djen Ajakan Shean and Vidna Obmana resulted in the first of many CD releases: ?The ritual should be kept alive part 1? (1991 - 3RIOART). An ethnic styled trance piece. Suddenly the music scene discovered the original, eclectic and powerful HYBRYDS sound. Many CD releases followed, each release covering an aspect of the path Magthea and Yasna?a were walking. ?The ritual should be kept alive part 2?, contained collaborations with other musicians and remixes of the first demo tape. In ?Music for rituals" (ARTWARE) the pure magical sound of HYBRYDS became reality, a struggle between female and male energies gave birth to one of the most original releases in the magical music scene. ?Soundtrack for the Aquaria of the Antwerp Zoo? mysterious deep ambient music created with Ah Cama Sotz for the 150th anniversary of the Zoo (1993). ?The ritual of the rave? (DAFT) was their answer on the commercial rave scene, the soundtrack of the rave of their tribe and ?The atavistic Fetisj? (3RIOART) an industrial mini CD were the next steps in their evolution. Each release different from style, yet it is HYBRYDS. ?Dreamscapes from a dark side? (DAFT), their most dark and deep ambient masterpiece, was the reflection of 5 years studio work. A CD so strong and intense, covering the descending to the black caves of your mind, a trip in your personal subconsciousness where all your fears are born. Although many think ?Cortex Stimulation? (DAFT) and Mistrust Authority (vinyl on SOMETHING WEIRD) is a break with their musical past, Hybryds themselves label this project as cyberpunk, all the elements which makes HYBRYDS so unique, are still there. Industrial rhythms and hypnotic electronic sound that crawls into the brain and brings the listener in alternated states, this time not with ethnical techniques but with LO-TEK technology. ?Tectonic Overload? (1997 - ANTZEN) a limited art release goes on and over the edge of industrial music, dead-techno influenced rhythmtracks and hypnotic industrial noise brings HYBRYDS closer to the dance floor of the madman. Each release being accompanied by spare live performances, these cyberpunk releases gave birth to their new live project: MISTRUST AUTHORITY - PROMOTE DECENTRALIZATION, dedicated to all LO-TEKS (and William Gibson), in their fight against political and religious suppression. A project dealing with the media, virtual reality and the future of the human race. This time they took the meaning of industrial a step forward. This project balances on the edge of tolerance. Extreme, structured sound, frequencies that goes straight to the brain. Backupped with a lo-tek cybervideo and blended with the mystical and emotional vocals from Yasna?a, the noise evokes trance. Trance evokes spiritual dimensions. ?Virtual Impact? (2000 - DAFT) the provisional latest HYBRYDS release contains an excellent selection of this powerful live sound and a live recorded videoclip (made by the Stubnitz crew). As contrast in the HYBRYDS apocalyptic live gigs, Yasna?a brought her solo project live as a dark, ethnical and more ambient show. A video based on her dreamscapes and slide projecting creates the athmosphere for floating and soft danceable rhythms and her esoteric vocals brings you in a sensual dream state of mind. All these reflections you can find in the first CD ROM release of HYBRYDS; (vuz) An immense collection of artwork, video, digital poetry and information of 16 years of HYBRYDS existance, available for Macintosh OS9 and Windows 98. When Yasnaia left the HYBRYDS project in 2000, Magthea went on with studio projects, video, digital photoart and audio-visual livegigs. And a new female singer/musician: Madeline Arndt.
2007 DREAMBIENT: New audio-visual live project with Schattekindern female vocalist, Madeline and Morbid Butcher guitarist, Sven.


DayLight Scripture – Turn to me, God, and have mercy on me because I'm alone and suffering.
DayLight Prayer – Lord, Your mercy is constant and everlasting. Whenever I feel alone, and even though I am miserable, I know that you with me. You are with us all when we suffer. Just because I may be so caught up in my pain, and do not think of you, that doesn't mean you are not with me. For that, O Lord, I am grateful. Amen.


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Unlucky Aberwhat , I believe Hibs were unlucky yesterday and were all over Hamilton , but delighted to win this years Last Man Standing and id like to say thanks to you Poet of the Macabre for organising it again , it certainly makes the weekends a wee bit more exciting . Thank you Elgin city and also the Lichties for making my weekend . Did I see somewhere on here money gets donated to a charity of my choice , or have you stopped doing that Poet .


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I chose to read 2003's Superman: Red Son written by Mark Millar because firstly, Superman is my 2nd favorite superhero (1st is undoubtedly Wolverine) and secondly, the recommendation was made by my cousin (who also happens to be an up-and-coming writer), Abdullah Riaz. So, I had no hesitation in picking up a copy. Furthermore, I'm up-to-date with The CW's Smallville, The Flash and Supergirl. So, I pretty much enjoy unconventional storylines, especially those that are comic-book related.
The premise is pretty simple: What if Superman had been brought up in the Soviet Union? The plot follows an announcement in America some years after WW2's conclusion that the Soviet Union has a weapon more powerful than a hydrogen bomb AKA Superman. It turns out that in this version, Superman's ship lands in a Ukrainian collective farm rather than touching down in Smallville, Kansas.
Another special factor about this mini-series is that it features alternate renditions of DC legends. Batman is the most interesting who harbors a vendetta against an associate of Superman, Pyotr Roslov (a variant of Pete Ross), for killing his parents. Batman—saw this coming—also sees Superman as a threat to humanity, and will stop (not kill) the alien at any cost. Wonder Woman is showcased as an ally to Superman. Lex Luthor is depicted as a mad scientist just like in the canonical tales. Jimmy Olsen is an agent. And the most astonishing development is that Lois is Lois Luthor; married to Lex. But she still harbors strong feelings for the Man of Steel.
Here, we have two men of steel; Joseph Stalin is showcased as the leader of both Superman and the SU. There's also a surprise illustration of John F. Kennedy thrown into the mix. Thus, one positive aspect is the subliminal commentary on both the Cold War and its aftermath, and I bet history/political science lovers will adore this story told in only three issues.
The second favorable quality is the style of the drawings and illustrations. They really make characters like Superman and Batman look totally distinct from their original counterparts, even though these caped crusaders debuted to the world almost a century ago.
Thirdly, the personalities of the main characters. No matter which country's side you are on, Superman's moral compass is still pointed in the right direction since his universal debut. He doesn't kill unless it's the last option, and Lex Luthor's competitive nature is thrown in to make an equilibrium between right and wrong (which is to be expected). Politics and morality make up the two major themes in this Elseworlds imprint.
Last but not the least, the conclusion after the ending. I thought the story had ended when all was said and done, but the epilogue blew my mind. It sorta reminded me of The Killing Joke's finale, although here I'm mentioning the animation's closure, and not the graphic novel's finishing twist. Although, they might both be the same.
However, there is one flaw throughout the issues, and that is predictability. Maybe it was because I've seen so many of DC's television shows that I caught wind of the upcoming climaxes before they occurred on the next page. This was primarily due to my years of being acquainted with both of DC's good guys and bad guys' traits. I knew what some individuals were about to do before they took the subsequent action. Still, for noobs to the DC comic-verse (those who haven't viewed the depictions in other mediums), the entire length of the story would come as completely unforeseeable.
Also, I'd like to congratulate all the artists who were involved in depicting several decades of world history in just a trio of issues. Without the character and layout designs to match the scope of Millar's imagination, the plot wouldn't have lived up to the hype.
In the end, Mark Millar was quoted as saying that he got the idea for Red Son when he was reading Superman #300 as a six-year old kid, due to living in the shadow of the Cold War. It was undoubtedly wonderful for Millar's childhood concept to be expressed in the most beloved mediums of American art. Superman: Red Son is recommended to all superhero fans who don't mind an uncanny take on many of the globe's most famous fictional icons.


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Senegal competed at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics, the inaugural Youth Olympic Games, held in Singapore from 14 August to 26 August 2010.

Medalists

Athletics

Boys
Track and Road Events

Fencing

Group stage

Knock-Out Stage

Judo

Individual

Team

Swimming

Taekwondo

References

External links
Competitors List: Senegal – Singapore 2010 official site

2010 in Senegalese sport
Nations at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics
Senegal at the Youth Olympics

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The nightmarish Virginia Tech shootings have reminded me of my own very remote memory of the Charles Whitman shootings from the University of Texas tower on Aug. 1, 1966. We were living in Austin at the time, and once it became clear what was happening on the campus, the local TV station started showing live pictures of the Tower. Not much to see; every couple of minutes, a puff of smoke appeared as Whitman squeezed off another round. That's it.
I remember going out in the front yard and looking at the Tower, a couple of miles away. Back then, there were only two buildings on the Austin skyline, the Capitol building and the Tower. There the tower was, looking like it always did, and the puffs of smoke were not visible at that distance. It was hard to believe that carnage was taking place. It was a miserably hot still day, like almost all August days in Austin. It felt like a furnace outside.
Later on I biked south (toward the Tower) to go hang out at my friend Arthur Aleman's house. We were still well out of range, and we eventually got bored watching the TV feed of the motionless Tower with the occasional smoke and pop of gunfire from the invisible sniper. Arthur's dad said he was going to go down there and "see what was happening." I thought that was an incredibly stupid thing to do, but I couldn't say that to Arthur's dad. By the time Mr. Aleman arrived for his sightseeing, it was all over, so he came back.
I went home. Later on the whole thing was on the national news, and I remember thinking how strange it was that Austin, the Tower, Guadalupe Street ("The Drag") and all the other places I knew so well were talked about by Huntley & Brinkley.
Years later, when I was a student at UT in the early '70's, I went up to the Tower deck (it was still open to the public then) and looked down, imagining what Whitman saw. The people looked as small as ants; maybe he even thought of them as ants, but through a rifle scope they would look like individual persons. Over in the corner where Whitman died, there was still an unrepaired gouge in the wall from a shotgun blast fired by one of the cops who killed him.
I think the observation deck is closed these days; I can't say I'm sorry. Someone I knew, slightly, jumped to his death from there in 1974, and then they shut it down. It's an amazing edifice, but for me it is always somewhat redolent of violent death.
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Inside the Surprisingly Lucrative World of Cardboard Theft
With the help of a rental truck, you too can cash in on the multimillion-dollar cardboard-rustling business.
For most people navigating the sidewalks of New York, the corrugated-cardboard bundles that stores put out for recycling are either an obstacle or nothing at all – invisible stitches in the city's zippy visual drapery.
But for a subset of underground scavengers, they represent a drool-inducing resource, something to be urgently carried away to a recycling plant in exchange for cash money.
"Cardboard poaching," as it's become known, is a multimillion-dollar cancer growing in the diseased corpus of recycling crime. Though the media have lately zeroed in on scrap-metals theft and restaurant-grease rustling, the stealing of cardboard still hovers below most people's awareness level. That might change soon as the bandits become even more brazen and as recyclers bear down on the papery perps who propagate this unusual black market.
It may sound like a tedious way to earn a living, but it's quite suitable for folks who like a good workout and fast payouts.
The racket probably dates back decades, say industry sources. But in the past couple years the word on the street has really gotten out: Cardboard equals quick cash. To believe folks like David Biderman, there are crews in rental trucks circling New York every day in the feverish hunt for beige gold.
"We see the same trucks night after night in different locations. We have reason to believe there is some organization to this activity," says Biderman, a general counsel and lobbyist for New York's solid-waste professionals. "It's not as if 50 people woke up one morning and said, 'Today, instead of getting a real job, I'm going to go steal cardboard.' It seems highly unlikely that would happen at the scope and scale we're seeing in this city."
The way it's supposed to work is that approximately 150,000 commercial establishments in New York contract with waste-removal companies* who are licensed with the Business Integrity Commission, which among other duties is responsible for helping fight corruption in the city's garbage-management trade after the Mafia's intrusion in the 1990s. These authorized haulers schedule pick-up times with the businesses and whisk the waste away in professional-looking trucks.
The thieves, on the other hand, drive in trucks rented from U-Haul and Penske or even unmarked Econolines. They cruise slowly down the street manhandling bales of cardboard into the vehicles. Or they'll dodge behind a large store like Costco to retrieve spoils left outside by the Dumpsters.
It may sound like a tedious way to earn a living, but it's quite suitable for folks who like a good workout and fast payouts. "You rent a van and drive down Second Avenue [in Manhattan] or Atlantic in Brooklyn, you pick up a ton and a half of cardboard and get paid 150 bucks for it," says Biderman. "Do that twice a night and you're doing OK."
Sometimes, as in the case with three men busted recently in New Jersey, recyclers will allegedly form a front business ("Metro Paper Inc.") to support their cardboard ring. A favored tactic of this particular heist squad, according to the authorities, was to back their vehicles up to stores while pretending to be licensed haulers. With nobody on the loading docks apparently questioning their authority, they're suspected to have made off with 900 tons of cardboard in just three months this year, a weight that represents $103,000 in free money.
This stuff isn't just happening in New York, but in any city that leaves boxes lying around. In the past two years, police have busted people in Roseville, California, who were using a jack to lift stacks of compressed boxes into a rented Penske. There have been incidents in Virginia, Connecticut, Georgia, and Miami, where burglars went on an adrenalin-fueled cardboard spree from a CVS to a Toys "R" Us to a Dollar Tree to a Home Depot before finally falling into a dragnet at the Babies "R" Us.
But New York City is prime time for pulp plunderers. As CEO of the city's largest commercial-waste hauler, Action Environmental Group, Ron Bergamini has a front-row view of this mad dash for musty, decrepit cardboard. He's noticed his drivers are coming in with less and less material, and "you don't have to be genius to know something's amiss."
"We will have our guys on street watch, sitting at Lincoln Tunnel, and they'll see 50 trucks [filled with suspected stolen cardboard] go through to New Jersey in the course of a few hours," he says. "Two or three weeks ago, we saw a guy driving and he had his girlfriend in the truck. He took her along with him!"
Due to such excursions and other great dates, the city's recyclers estimate that they're losing anywhere from $8 to $10 million a year. They argue that this loss hurts consumers as well, because haulers who can't make as much profit are less likely to grant discounts to business owners. Those businesses might then resort to raising their prices on consumers, and so on.
Maybe because this argument is more suited for an Economics 101 course than an alarmist report on the evening news, cardboard theft remains a milkable cash cow for urban foragers. It helps that cardboard is in itself direly unsexy, linked with synonyms like "dull," "humdrum," "lifeless" and "stodgy." Just say it, cardboard, and you might find your lips lingering on that last syllable. Bored.
The authorities are not exactly doing zilch. Last year, New York's Business Integrity Commission helped arrest 15 suspected thieves and impound an equal number of hauling vehicles. When I contacted the BIC for this story, Commissioner Shari Hyman wrote back: "We aggressively investigate reports of theft that come in and what we're starting to see is activity that stretches across jurisdictions. The way we're addressing this added complexity is by partnering with our sister law enforcement agencies and advocating that businesses get to know and monitor their waste."
Still, some recyclers view the city's current enforcement to aiming a pea shooter at a swarm of army ants. It's hard clamping down on these guys; one source I talked with said if a trucking company refuses to rent to suspected thieves, they'll just seek out another rental company who will. The licensed haulers want New York to engineer stricter regulations for cardboard recycling, and the City Council might do so, with a bill in consideration that adds enhanced criminal penalties for box rustling that's titled Intro No. 889 ("Unlawful Removal or Acceptance of Certain Recyclable Material").
Here's Bergamini testifying before the council this June in favor of the new bill (the BIC also gave a formal thumbs-up):
"Even when the BIC catches a cardboard thief, it is evidently difficult to get the district attorney's office to press charges. The Police Department with many pressing responsibilities, does not consider cardboard theft to be an enforcement priority. Finally, when a cardboard thief is arrested and the vehicle he is using to illegally pick up cardboard is impounded, we are told that City agencies do not want to deal with a vehicle filled with cardboard."
The city's impound managers might want to phone China. That country, along with other developing nations like India, is driving the market by paying top dollar for used cardboard. The foreign recyclers then blend it down to remold into new products, such as containers for exports eventually shipped back to the United States.
Again, though the business may sound humdrum, it can be extremely profitable. In 2010, China's richest woman was "cardboard queen" Zhang Yin, whose $5.6 billion recycling empire made her wealthier than Oprah.
The price of cardboard is fairly good right now, at around $100 a ton. That means crooks are scouring the sidewalks for anything boxy. But this isn't like copper salvaging, in which an individual thief can rip some wire from an abandoned building and quickly swap it in for cash. No matter how buff you are, you can't just push a ton of cardboard down the block to the recycling facility.
Cardboard capers require a truck and the scheduling ability of a high-priced Manhattan secretary. "There's a game that's played," says Bergamini. "Our trucks keep going out earlier and earlier to try to beat the thieves. We go out probably five hours early. And the thieves go out earlier and earlier." Now the haulers have to drive out around 3 p.m., whereas collection used to happen after nightfall.
It's gotten so bad, in fact, that the prowlers have taken to hitting up Bergamini's business for stash tips.
"A couple weeks ago, someone called our office asking if we accept cardboard. The woman operating our phone says, 'Sure we do, where are you getting it from?' And he says, 'Well, I don't know. I'm going to rent a truck – where do you think I should get it from?'"
The guys at the office are still talking about that mystery caller. "How bad would that be to buy our own stolen cardboard?" Bergamini says. "That would really make me crazy."
* Correction: The city itself does not "contract" with any haulers, it just authorizes and licenses them.
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My Southern Family
ID Number: I64686
RESIDENCE: VA
RESOURCES: See: LDS (AFN:NZR3-ZG)
Father: Robert "Robin" COLEMAN IV
Mother: Elizabeth LINDSAY
_Robert COLEMAN II___+
| (1656 - 1713) m 1678
_Robert COLEMAN III__|
| (1680 - 1748) m 1702|
|                     |_Ann SPILSBE ________+
|                       (1659 - ....) m 1678
_Robert "Robin" COLEMAN IV_|
| (1721 - 1795)             |
|                           |                      _Samuel CLAYTON _____
|                           |                     | (1658 - ....) m 1680
|                           |_Mary CLAYTON _______|
|                             (1682 - 1735) m 1702|
|                                                 |_Susannah____________
|                                                   (1660 - 1710) m 1680
|--Mary COLEMAN
|  (1764 - ....)
|                                                  _Caleb LINDSAY ______+
|                                                 | (1674 - 1717)
|                            _James LINDSAY ______|
|                           | (1700 - 1782) m 1719|
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|                           |
|_Elizabeth LINDSAY ________|
(1724 - 1801)             |
|                      _William DANIEL _____+
|                     | (1683 - 1764)
|_Sarah DANIEL _______|
(1702 - 1764) m 1719|
|_Sarah? WILLIAMS ____
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ABT 1645 - 16 Jan 1693
RESIDENCE: Isle of Wight and King and Queen Cos. VA
BIRTH: ABT 1645, Isle of Wight Co. Virginia
DEATH: 16 Jan 1693, Isle of Wight Co. Virginia
RESOURCES: See: [S2163] [S3236]
Father: William COLLINS
Mother: Ann KING
Family 1 : Eleanor OLIVER
MARRIAGE: 1 May 1666, Isle of Wight Co. Virginia
+Joseph COLLINS
2 Joseph COLLINS b: ABT 1667 d: 03 MAY 1748
2 John COLLINS b: 1670 d: 10 FEB 1694/95
2 Joseph COLLINS b: 1685 d: 03 MAY 1748 + Mary WYATT b: ABT 1667
1665: John Collins, son of William of Maidstone, England, married Eleanor Oliver, daughter of John Oliver, as seen by the will of John Oliver, filed in Isle of Wight Co., Virginia.
[S2163] [S3236]
_John COLLINS I______
| (1569 - 1644)
_John COLLINS "the Immigrant"_|
| (1586 - 1692)                |
|                              |_____________________
_William COLLINS ____|
|                     |                               _____________________
|                     |                              |
|                     |_Elizabeth CAUFIELD __________|
|                       (1590 - ....)                |
|                                                    |_____________________
|--John COLLINS
|  (1645 - 1693)
|                                                     _____________________
|                                                    |
|                      _Robert KING "the Immigrant"__|
|                     | (1580 - ....)                |
|                     |                              |_____________________
|                     |
|_Ann KING ___________|
|                               _____________________
|______________________________|
|_____________________
[S2163]
Martha GARLAND
RESIDENCE: New Kent and Louisa Cos. VA
BIRTH: 1690, New Kent Co. Virginia
DEATH: 1749, Louisa Co. Virginia
RESOURCES: See: [S1117] [S1615] [S2918]
Father: Edward GARLAND
Mother: Martha Jane HENSLEY
Family 1 : John COSBY
MARRIAGE: BET 1704 AND 0000, Louisa Co. Virginia
William COSBY
+John COSBY
James COSBY
Mary COSBY
Amy COSBY
Griffin COSBY
Ann COSBY
Elizabeth COSBY
Cosby, John Spouse: Garland, Martha Marriage Date: 1704 or 1710 City: Louisa County County: State: VA
Martha Garland Born: 1690 New Kent Co. VA Married: 1702/1731 Louisa Co., VA Died: 1749 Louisa Co., VA Spouses: John Cosby
_Peter GARLAND "the immigrant"_|
| (1625 - ....)                 |
|                               |__
_Edward GARLAND ______|
| (1664 - 1719) m 1683 |
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|--Martha GARLAND
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|_Martha Jane HENSLEY _|
(1665 - ....) m 1683 |
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|_______________________________|
Sarah Elizabeth HIGGINBOTHAM
1853 - ____
ID Number: I3722
RESIDENCE: Noxubee and Winston Cos. MS
BIRTH: 1853, Noxubee Co. MS
RESOURCES: See: [S142]
Father: Benjamin Toliver HIGGINBOTHAM
Mother: Jane Mirriah MARSHALL
Family 1 : R. Monroe EDWARDS
MARRIAGE: 19 Jan 1870, Winston Co. MS
Elizabeth Jane EDWARDS
Alma EDWARDS
Edward EDWARDS
Mattie EDWARDS
Nora EDWARDS
Lena EDWARDS
Velma EDWARDS
Lerman EDWARDS
_Benjamin HIGGINBOTHAM II_+
| (.... - 1810) m 1782
_Benjamin Graves HIGGINBOTHAM ______________|
| (1788 - 1862) m 1812                       |
|                                            |_Mary GATEWOOD ___________+
|                                              (1760 - 1809) m 1782
_Benjamin Toliver HIGGINBOTHAM _|
| (1813 - 1870) m 1846           |
|                                |                                             _John LAWLESS ____________
|                                |                                            | (1770 - ....)
|                                |_Mary "Polly" Foster LAWLESS _______________|
|                                  (1795 - 1874) m 1812                       |
|                                                                             |_Tabitha ROWZIE __________+
|                                                                               (1782 - ....)
|--Sarah Elizabeth HIGGINBOTHAM
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|                                 _(RESEARCH QUERY) MARSHALL of Virginia & MD_|
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|_Jane Mirriah MARSHALL _________|
(1821 - 1898) m 1846           |
|                                             __________________________
|                                            |
|____________________________________________|
|__________________________
[S142]
John PARLER II
RESIDENCE: Orangeburg Co. SC
BIRTH: ABT 1775, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co. SC
Family 1 : Elizabeth LITTELL (LITTLE)
MARRIAGE: BEF 1812, SC
+James Acquilla PARLER
+Arnold Edward PARLER
John Quincy PARLER
William PARLER was born about 1736 in ?. He died before 1790 in South Carolina. William and his three brothers can be found in Virginia in the early 1700's. About 1760 Shadrach and William removed to South Carolina, where they both fought for the American Revolution. William fought with Gen. Francis "The Swamp Fox" MARION, and his name can be found on the list
of Marion's Men. William was granted land in Orangeburgh, S.C. in 1788.
There are probably more children than the two known sons. He was married in ?.
i.William PARLER II.
ii.John PARLER I.
William's Brothers are Shadrach Parler 1728-1785> James Parler > Meshek Parler d. Apr 1750 Lancaster Co. VA.
John PARLER I in Union Co., S.C. Probate Court Index 1783-1791 John PARLOR (not found in Bk. A-H). Also listed was Luzean, Luzeal, Lusion PARLOR (who is mentioned in the military records of Shadrach PARLER).
Children were as follows:
John Parler II, born 1775 in Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co., South Carolina. He married Elizabeth (Littell) Parler.
John PARLER There may be other children. Land grant 29 Feb. 1788 S.C. John PARLER, Leonard RAST and John HOFFMAN, being Protestant petitioned to the Church of England for land, which was granted Feb. 29, 1788. They were given 150-300 acres each.
Elizabeth LITTELL Parler was living with James Aquilla PARLER in 1860 Census. "SHULER Family History" p.67 #83.
Notes for Shadrach PARLER Shadrach served in the Revolutionary War alternately under Capts. Joshua PALMER, Benjamin JOLLY and Col. BRANDON, during 1779, 1780, 1781 . He was taken prisoner and died while in confinement; A.A. 5703;X24 07; X3062; Annuitants Claims. "Paid to James MARTIN all the Claims belonging to Shadrich PARLER, deceased, against the State of South Carolina for services done in Col. BRANDON Reg. of Mil.Value Reserves this 18th day of November 1790." signed by mark of Luzian PARLER. Susannah PARLER was paid 8:15, as widow of Shadrach, held prisoner by the enemy and died in confinement. Shadrick PARLER unrecorded plat for land not granted, 200 acres on Little Browns Creek, Broad River, Craven Co., surveyed by Wm. GIST Nov. 26, 1771 #0009 018 0004 00976 00; S.C.
Dept. of Archives and History; Stub Indents Bk.H, #212, BK.X, part II #2407 and #3062."History of Orangeburg Co., S.C." p.230, summoned to serve as Grand Juror 15 Nov. 1774; D.Graham COPELAND's original manuscript in
S.C.U. Library; Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Va. by CHALKEY 1745-1800, Augusta Co., Va. p.439, PARLOUR, Shaldk. (Shadk-Shadrach) 1751-52 among those to petition for a road from Thorn's Gap to Henry Nethertons (original petition and papers filed in the Co. Court).
REF: Carrie Parler Gibson msg 29th Aug 1998
Children of Shadrach PARLER and Susannah (---) were as follows:
Meshek Parler, born abt. 1762. Believed to have had a son and 3-4 daughters. James D.PARLER, Dorchester Co. descended from Meshek.
Abednigo Parler, born abt. 1769 in South Carolina. He married (Bochette) Parler.
Shadrach Parler, born 1775 in South Carolina. He married Rebecca (Little) Parler. [S404]
Jacob SWARTZ
22 Jul 1826 - 6 Feb 1916
OCCUPATION: Union-2nd Sgt Co. F 118th PA Inf; Farmer
RESIDENCE: Moscow and Madisonville, Lacawanna Co. PA
BIRTH: 22 Jul 1826
DEATH: 6 Feb 1916
RESOURCES: See: 1880 Census [S1351] [S1329]
Father: George "Turnpike" SWARTZ
Mother: Diadema DEPEW
Family 1 : Selda Sheaninger COGLIZER
MARRIAGE: 6 Oct 1850, Dunmore, Pennsylvania
Clarence Eugene SWARTZ
George E. SWARTZ
Alvira Isabelle SWARTZ
Charles H. SWARTZ
Daniel Taylor SWARTZ
Sanford C. SWARTZ
Fanny E. SWARTZ
Kathryn Carrie SWARTZ
Friend Badger SWARTZ
Blanche SWARTZ
Frances SWARTZ
John Rutherford SWARTZ
Eighth Regiment, Company B Moscow, Luzerne County
Mustered in April 23, 1861 Covington Fencibles
Captain Hiram S. Travis
First Lieutenant Frank Wambacker
Second Lieutenant Sanford G. Coglizer
First Sergeant Jacob Swartz
Sgt Jacob Swartz was wounded at Pegram's Farm Virginia on 30 Sep 1864.
Household: 1880 Census Madison, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Jacob SWARTS Self M Male W 54 PA Farmer PA PA
Zelda SWARTS Wife M Female W 48 PA Keeping House PA PA
Frank SWARTS Son S Male W 6 PA PA PA
Rutherford SWARTS Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA
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Census Place Madison, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
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_Johann (John) Philip SWARTZ (SCHWARTZ) "the Immigrant"_+
_Baltas (Leobathasar) SWARTZ (SCHWARTZ) _|
| (1772 - 1820)                           |
|                                         |_Caterina Ester MUELLER ________________________________
|                                           (1740 - ....) m 1759
_George "Turnpike" SWARTZ _|
| (1800 - 1884) m 1820      |
|                           |                                          ________________________________________________________
|                           |                                         |
|                           |_Margaret HUPPMAN (HOFFMAN) _____________|
|                             (1770 - ....)                           |
|                                                                     |________________________________________________________
|--Jacob SWARTZ
|                                                                      _Thomas DEPEW __________________________________________+
|                                                                     | (1750 - ....)
|                            _Levi DEPEW _____________________________|
|                           | (1777 - 1868) m 1796                    |
|                           |                                         |________________________________________________________
|_Diadema DEPEW ____________|
(1802 - 1866) m 1820      |
|                                          _Richard WALKER ________________________________________
|                                         | (1750 - ....)
|_Rachel WALKER __________________________|
(1777 - 1857) m 1796                    |
|________________________________________________________
Margaret Jane TURK
1 Nov 1835 - 20 Oct 1909
RESIDENCE: Adair Co. KY & Brown Co. KS
BIRTH: 1 Nov 1835, Adair Co. Kentucky
DEATH: 20 Oct 1909, Robinson, Brown Co. Kansas
BURIAL: Rose Hill Cem., Brown Co, KS
Father: Noah (Manoah) Gleaves TURK Sr.
Mother: Ann Bolene CARTER
Family 1 : Philip Swigert KELLEY
MARRIAGE: 27 Aug 1856, Carthage, Jasper Co. Missouri
+Laura Anna KELLEY
+Asa Albert KELLEY
+Thomas Jay Crittendon KELLEY
+George William KELLEY
+Sarah Ellen KELLEY
Benjamin K. KELLEY
+Philip Marshall KELLEY
+Cora Emma KELLEY
SOURCES 1850 Adair Co., KY census, household 270 per Mark Kelley, Littleton, CO
"Robinson Index", Vol. XV. - No. 17, Thursday, Oct. 25, 1906. Page 5, Col. 1. "Mr. & Mrs. Noah Turk, of Missouri, are here visiting his sister, Mrs. Margaret Kelley."
"Robinson Index", Vol. XVIII-No. 17, Thursday Oct 21, 1909. Page 1 ,Col. 3. "Mrs. Margaret J. Kelley died in her home in Robinson at noon yesterday. A year ago she suffered a paraletic stroke and at the time she came near dying, but recovered, though she has been almost helpless ever since having to be wheeled about in an invalid's chair. A week ago she suffered a second stroke and did not regain consciousness before her death. Margaret Turk was born in Adadir county ,Kentucky, November 1, 1835 and was in her 74th year. August 22, 1856 she was married to Philip Kelley in Missouri. They removed to this county in 1861, and up to just a few years ago "Grandma" Kelley made her home on the old homestead a mile and a half northwest of town. Mr. Kelley died in 1888. She leaves to mourn her death four sons and three daughters: A.A. Kelley, B.K. Kelley of Robinson, P.M. Kelley of Hiawatha, Jay Kelley of Ordway, Colorado, Mrs. S.T. Parker of Robinson, Mrs. Ella Truex of Wichita and Mrs. Laura Work of Ottawa. One son, George, died two years ago. She leaves five brothers and one sister. The funeral will take place at the Methodist church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and interment will be made in Rose Hill cemetery...."
_Thomas TURK Jr._____________+
_Thomas TURK _________________|
| (1782 - 1826) m 1802         |
|                              |_Ann RHEA ___________________+
|                                (1755 - 1837) m 1776
_Noah (Manoah) Gleaves TURK Sr._|
|                                |                               _William Benjamin GLEAVES ___+
|                                |                              | (1752 - 1820) m 1770
|                                |_Margaret GLEAVES ____________|
|                                  (1784 - 1855) m 1802         |
|                                                               |_Elizabeth TURK _____________+
|                                                                 (1752 - ....) m 1770
|--Margaret Jane TURK
|                                                                _Peter CARTER Sr.____________+
|                                                               | (1766 - 1808) m 1787
|                                 _Benjamin Franklin CARTER Sr._|
|                                | (1788 - 1852) m 1807         |
|                                |                              |_Elizabeth "Betsy" SANDIDGE _+
|                                |                                (1767 - 1808) m 1787
|_Ann Bolene CARTER _____________|
|                               _William SLEDD ______________+
|                              | (1761 - 1812) m 1786
|_Mary Elizabeth SLEDD ________|
(1787 - 1864) m 1807         |
|_Lucy HOGG __________________+
(1768 - 1853) m 1786
Capt. John WORSHAM Jr.
ABT 1679 - BET 1751 AND 0000
TITLE: Capt.
RESIDENCE: Henrico & Chesterfield Cos. VA
DEATH: BET 1751 AND 0000, Chesterfield Co. VA
Father: John WORSHAM Sr.
Mother: Phoebe
Family 1 : Mary WYNNE
MARRIAGE: ABT 1712, Henrico Co. VA
John WORSHAM
Phoebe WORSHAM
Joshua WORSHAM
Thomas WORSHAM
"He owned land on Swift Creek. He was a witness in many deed transactions & wills in Henrico Co. He was an appraiser of many estates. He was vestryman & church warden of Curles Church. He left a will dated 8 Dec 1751 & proved 5 Oct 1753 in Chesterfield Co., VA."
Henrico County taxed Capt. John Worsham on 12 levies and 790 acres in 1736.
_(RESEARCH QUERY) WORSHAM of old Virginia_
_William WORSHAM "the Immigrant"_|
| (1619 - 1661) m 1643            |
|                                 |__________________________________________
_John WORSHAM Sr.____|
|                     |                                  __________________________________________
|                     |                                 |
|                     |_Elizabeth LITTLEBERRY __________|
|                       (1620 - 1678) m 1643            |
|                                                       |__________________________________________
|--John WORSHAM Jr.
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|                      _________________________________|
|                     |                                 |__________________________________________
|_Phoebe______________|
|                                  __________________________________________
|                                 |
|_________________________________|
|__________________________________________


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Low Income Earners Are Funding Kenya's Billion Dollar Betting Scene
By Richard Okenye May 23, 2022
Image: The East African
In the year to March 2022, Kenyans placed Sh169.1 billion worth of bets via Safaricom's M-Pesa. Bets funded by M-Pesa accounts increased 39 percent, generating revenue of KES 5.98 billion for the telco. Under M-Pesa's business payments, betting now ranks second in terms of revenue, after business-to-consumer (B2C), which generated Sh11.4 billion in revenue.
M-Pesa is the most popular method of payment for individuals in Kenya, so it is expected that its figures comprise most betting transactions in Kenya.
The government has made efforts to curb gambling, but betting remains a favorite pastime in Kenya, especially among the youth. According to the latest statistics, 100 licensed betting firms operate in the country. A year earlier, only 76 companies were registered, representing a growth of 31.5 percent.
Two Sides Of A Coin
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Safaricom, and betting firms profit the most from the increase in betting activities, collecting billions each year. Kenya last year reintroduced excise duty on betting stakes. The KRA takes 7.5 percent of the value of bets placed besides 20 percent of winnings and corporate taxes on betting firms.
A report by the Central Bank of Kenya and Kenya National Bureau of Statistics shows that 14 percent of Kenyans rely on betting to pay their bills, making gaming the alternative source of employment. However, 54 percent of Kenyans involved in betting are low-income earners.
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Greece, France, Latvia
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Hong Kong, Iceland, USA
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Hong Kong, USA
Hungary, Soviet Union
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Indonesia, South Korea, Singapore
Iran, France
Ireland, Belgium
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Malta, Morocco, USA
Malta, USA
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Mexico, USA
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Netherlands, UK, Belgium, Ireland
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New Zealand, Australia, France
New Zealand, UK, Australia
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New Zealand, USA, Germany
Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden
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Norway, Sweden, Denmark
Norway, UK
Philippines, USA
Poland, Soviet Union
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Portugal, Germany, Denmark, USA, France
Romania, Germany, Canada, Sweden
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Russia, China
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Singapore, Malaysia
Somalia, Kenya, Sudan, South Africa, USA
South Africa, Botswana
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South Korea, Canada
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Soviet Union, Belarus
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Spain, France
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Sweden, Denmark
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, UK, Italy, Norway, Iceland
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Sweden, France
Sweden, Germany, France, Denmark
Sweden, UK, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany, Morocco
Sweden, USA
Sweden, West Germany
Switzerland, France, Poland
Switzerland, Spain
Switzerland, UK, France, USA
Switzerland, UK, USA
Switzerland, West Germany
Taiwan, Hong Kong
Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, China
Tanzania, USA
Thailand, China, USA
Thailand, USA, Hong Kong, France
Turkey, France, Bulgaria
Turkey, France, Germany
UK, Australia
UK, Australia, USA
UK, Australia, USA, New Zealand
UK, Belgium
UK, Belgium, Ireland
UK, Bulgaria, USA
UK, Canada
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UK, China, Japan, USA
UK, China, Puerto Rico, USA
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UK, Ireland, Luxembourg
UK, Ireland, Spain, France, Switzerland
UK, Ireland, USA
UK, Israel
UK, Italy
UK, Italy, Argentina, USA
UK, Italy, China, France
UK, Italy, Romania, USA
UK, Italy, USA
UK, Japan
UK, Japan, USA
UK, Japan, USA, Canada
UK, Japan, USA, Hungary
UK, Kenya
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UK, Mexico
UK, Mexico, USA
UK, Netherlands, France, USA
UK, Netherlands, Luxembourg, USA, France, Germany
UK, New Zealand, Japan
UK, Norway, Canada, USA
UK, Norway, Canada, USA, France
UK, Philippines, Hungary, USA
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UK, Spain
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USA, Bulgaria
USA, Cambodia
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USA, Chile
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Queen Marie of Romania (2019)
Devastated by the First World War and plunged into political controversy, Romania's every hope accompanies its Queen on her mission to Paris, to lobby for its great unification's international recognition…
A faded television actor and his stunt double strive to achieve fame and success in the film industry during the final years of Hollywood's Golden Age in 1969 Los Angeles.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Western
Cecil (2019)
It's 1996 and 4th grader, Cecil Stevens, is reminded of his terrible lisp every time he says his name. To avoid social travesty, Cecil decides to change his hard to…
Alexander Babu: Alex in Wonderland (2019)
This is Alex's first solo standup special. This 120-minute show will include his typical rib-tickling and knee-slapping comedy and plenty of music and Tamil. Being passionate about music, Alex steals…
Genre: Comedy, Music
The Chaos Class (1975)
Lazy, uneducated students mostly coming from money, share a very close band. They live together in the dormitory of this private highschool, where they daily plan their latest pranks on…
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice (2019)
With one of the most memorably stunning voices that has ever hit the airwaves, Linda Ronstadt burst onto the 1960s folk rock music scene in her early twenties.
The Man Without Gravity (2019)
A gravity-defying boy raised in seclusion matures into an extraordinary man — and an international celebrity — who longs for human connection.
Framed in the 1940s for the double murder of his wife and her lover, upstanding banker Andy Dufresne begins a new life at the Shawshank prison, where he puts his…
Mosul (2019)
The gritty, thrilling story of local militias and uneasy allies who banded together to liberate Iraq's second-largest city of 1.3 million people from ISIS in 2017.
Genre: Documentary, War
Father's Day (2019)
Father's Day is approaching and sea creatures everywhere are competing for the top prize in the annual Deep Sea Burp Contest. Navigating their way through an awesome ocean adventure, they…
Spanning the years 1945 to 1955, a chronicle of the fictional Italian-American Corleone crime family. When organized crime family patriarch, Vito Corleone barely survives an attempt on his life, his…
Land of Hope and Glory (2017)
In 2005, a film called Earthlings became the most pivotal documentary of the animal rights movement. Here in the UK however, we found the phrase "that doesn't happen in our…
You Can't Watch This (2019)
Seemingly overnight a collection of prominent & controversial political commentators were more or less stripped of their online existence by social media giants. These commentators speak about what it is…
Wish Man (2019)
A motorcycle cop is still haunted by the traumatic separation from his father when he was a boy. After surviving a near-fatal accident and being framed for police brutality, his…
The Show Must Go On: The Queen + Adam Lambert Story (2019)
A documentary chronicling Queen and Lambert's incredible journey since they first shared the stage together on "American Idol" in 2009.
During the 1980s, a failed stand-up comedian is driven insane and turns to a life of crime and chaos in Gotham City while becoming an infamous psychopathic crime figure.
Zulu Summer (2019)
"The Zulus are coming," Dark Sevier, a local DJ for public radio in Butte, Montana, announces to listeners one evening in May, 2017. By this point, everyone in the small…
Apollo: The Forgotten Films (2019)
Recently discovered footage reveals the secret history of NASA's first landing on the moon, and using this brand-new evidence, former astronauts and experts challenge everything known about the Apollo missions.
Genre: Documentary, TV Movie
The Man Who Unlocked the Universe (2017)
Ulugh Beg was one of the world's greatest astronomical minds, an enlightened leader who turned medieval Samarkand into a great center of science 150 years before Galileo invented the telescope.
Bolden (2019)
A mythical account of the life of Buddy Bolden, the first Cornet King of New Orleans.
Girl/Girl Scene: The Movie (2019)
The lives and loves of a close-knit group of young gay ladies as they make their way in a not-so-modern world.
The Godfather: Part II (1974)
In the continuing saga of the Corleone crime family, a young Vito Corleone grows up in Sicily and in 1910s New York. In the 1950s, Michael Corleone attempts to expand…
Self Discovery for Social Survival (2019)
Self Discovery for Social Survival is a collaborative surf and music film produced by Brooklyn based record label, Mexican Summer and Pilgrim Surf + Supply, a New York based surf…
Batman raises the stakes in his war on crime. With the help of Lt. Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations…
Michael Jackson: Chase the Truth (2019)
"Michael Jackson: Chase the Truth" takes an investigative look into the legal battles of the global superstar. Close friends, former staff and researchers paint an intimate portrait of Jackson's complicated…
Behind the Bullet (2019)
An in-depth look at four individuals who have pulled the trigger and the profound impact it's had on their lives.
A burger-loving hit man, his philosophical partner, a drug-addled gangster's moll and a washed-up boxer converge in this sprawling, comedic crime caper. Their adventures unfurl in three stories that ingeniously…
An idiosyncratic FBI agent investigates the murder of a young woman in the even more idiosyncratic town of Twin Peaks. (This standalone version of the series pilot was produced for…
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
While the Civil War rages between the Union and the Confederacy, three men – a quiet loner, a ruthless hit man and a Mexican bandit – comb the American Southwest…
Triple Frontier (2019)
Struggling to make ends meet, former special ops soldiers reunite for a high-stakes heist: stealing $75 million from a South American drug lord.
An unfaithful newly-wed wife, an estranged father, a priest and an angry son suddenly find themselves in the most unexpected predicaments, each poised to experience their destiny, all on one…
Scooby Doo! Return to Zombie Island (2019)
Scooby-Doo and his pals win an all-expense paid vacation and embark on a trip of a lifetime to a tropical paradise. Their destination however, turns out to be Zombie Island….
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
12 Angry Men (1957)
The defense and the prosecution have rested and the jury is filing into the jury room to decide if a young Spanish-American is guilty or innocent of murdering his father….
Schindler's List (1993)
The true story of how businessman Oskar Schindler saved over a thousand Jewish lives from the Nazis while they worked as slaves in his factory during World War II.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
Aragorn is revealed as the heir to the ancient kings as he, Gandalf and the other members of the broken fellowship struggle to save Gondor from Sauron's forces. Meanwhile, Frodo…
Balboa Blvd (2019)
A young man discovers answers to his past both touching and tragic, as basketball becomes more than a game.
The Brighton Miracle (2019)
Inspired by true events, the story begins with Japanese rugby officials dwelling on a humiliating anniversary, a 145-17 defeat by the New Zealand All Blacks in the 1995 World Cup….
A ticking-time-bomb insomniac and a slippery soap salesman channel primal male aggression into a shocking new form of therapy. Their concept catches on, with underground "fight clubs" forming in every…
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
Young hobbit Frodo Baggins, after inheriting a mysterious ring from his uncle Bilbo, must leave his home in order to keep it from falling into the hands of its evil…
A man with a low IQ has accomplished great things in his life and been present during significant historic events—in each case, far exceeding what anyone imagined he could do….


Owning a home is a great investment, but it can be very stressful at times. When planning for your retirement, consider stress-free living by renting a home in an adult lifestyle community in Ontario. Locations in Prince Edward County offer the culture and community you want for your home. There are many benefits to renting compared to owning that will make your retirement that much better!
With renting, you will have a more accurate budget for your monthly expenses. You won't have to worry about paying for property taxes, high utility bills, and unexpected costs that often come up when owning a home. You can take the extra money you save and put it towards something more enjoyable.
The extra costs associated with home ownership are often from maintenance, renovations, and repairs. As a renter, you won't have to worry about paying for any of these extra costs—snow removal, landscaping, fixing drains, water damage, duct cleaning, hot water tank replacement, painting, replacing roofs, and the many other repairs that homes need. You can even opt for house cleaning so you never have to scrub a bathroom again! The low maintenance of renting means less stress and money spent.
Adult lifestyle communities in Ontario offer health care services that don't require long waits or drives through traffic. If you get sick or need an annual check-up, there are health services close by. This ease of access to health care can save you time so you can spend more time enjoying life.
If you're craving a nice dinner, but you don't feel like cooking, you won't have to if you're renting a home at an adult lifestyle community. As a homeowner, you probably won't have the luxury of fine dining every night—especially not a meal that is always prepared by someone else.
Fine dining, activities, arts and culture, shopping, craft breweries, vineyards, health care, and the beautiful outdoors are at your fingertips if you rent or go to a retirement home in Prince Edward County, Ontario. Everyone in the community has chosen to rent over home ownership because they also want a stress-free and enjoyable lifestyle. Home ownership is a great investment if you're willing to work hard and pay a lot to maintain a home. But if you're ready to live a stress-free life while enjoying life's simple luxuries, renting is the way to go.


The Ohio Department of Natural Resources hosted 12 disabled American veterans for a guided archery hunt at Zaleski State Forest over the Oct. 9-11 weekend. The ODNR divisions of Forestry and Wildlife partnered with the Buckeye Hero Hunt Committee, the Ohio Department of Veterans Services and volunteer groups to provide this opportunity for Ohio's veterans to hunt white-tailed deer.
Numerous volunteers assisted the Buckeye Hero Hunt Committee to help the veterans with their hunt and provide meals, lodging and equipment. Veterans made advance application for the hunt, and there was no cost to the veterans for participating.
The ODNR Division of Forestry works to promote the wise use and sustainable management of Ohio's public and private woodlands. This hunt provided an opportunity to effectively manage the damage white-tailed deer cause to the forest ecosystem tree seedlings and herbaceous plants in a specific area of Zaleski State Forest.
For more information about the Buckeye Hero Hunt Committee, contact Paul Haller, chair, at buckeyeherohunt@gmail.com or contact Courtney Cawood with the ODNR Division of Forestry at courtney.cawood@dnr.state.oh.us.


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As we age, as we become more sedentary, and as we become more specialized in our movements we develop restriction patterns. Over our lifetime certain muscles may get tight while others get weak. We start to compensate in our movements and those compensations perpetuate this cycle of tight and weak muscles. Eventually there is break down in the system of movement. When there is break down inefficiencies and injuries occur.
Before entering any program, one should be properly screened. This may be even truer for the Primitive Initiative® because the program is designed around normal human movement patterns. Movement patterns that potentially have not been done since a person was a child. Not only do we have to be concerned with someone's ability and preparation for such movements, but we must also be concerned of what a person just physically can't do. If a person is restricted they are unable to move normally. It's an issue of can't and not "this is hard because I haven't done this in a while".
Because of this we must first eliminate restrictions of movement and teach the Primitive Initiative® training in a progressive manner. I call this the foundation phase, or a more familiar term to most will be the General Prep portion in the Preparatory Phase of a Periodization scheme. Regardless of what we call it the goal is the same: to prepare the body for the work ahead. To lay a solid foundation so that when higher intensity training is added the body will be able to handle it.
To start this we should do a functional assessment. I can't emphasize enough how important a functional assessment is before beginning a program (see my previous blog "The Value of Functional Assessments). Movement screens will help identify areas of dysfunction. Exercises will then be given to help eliminate such areas. The number of restrictions a person has will dictate the length of time they dedicate to these exercises. The more restrictions the longer this phase of training will last.
While the largest part of eliminating restrictions will take place in the foundation phase, these exercises will always be a part of the training at varying degrees. To have quality movement, one must continually maintain corrective exercises. These can be a part of the warm-up, as their own circuit, or added throughout the workout.
Outside of eliminating restrictions we must prepare the body to move like it hasn't done in years (because it probably hasn't). We will work a lot with isometric holds, slow eccentric contractions, and stabilization, balance, mobility and core exercises during this phase. Teaching technique of movements and what the body should be doing will be crucial. Moving slow to fast will help this, as well as knowing/teaching the proper progressions of the 14 fundamental movements.
Without a solid foundation, a million dollar home will collapse. This is true of any training program (cliché I know….but it is pretty much law at this point). The Primitive Initiative® aims to add human movement patterns back into exercise to extend peoples quality of life. If the body isn't used to human movement patterns and they are introduced too quickly we risk the potential of reducing quality of life. If we don't prepare the body, then the body will break.


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Q: VBA ArrayList Of Arrays I have a list of 2 columns that A has a random number associated with it and B has a string item. So i was thinking I could make any Arraylist of arrays, but i would like to make the name of the Array the number so it can quickly be referenced.  I've tried
Dim row As Integer
Dim arrList As Object
Dim arr As Variant

arrList = CreateObject("System.Collections.ArrayList")

row = 1
While Not IsEmpty(ActiveSheet.Range("A" & row))
ReDim arr(0 To 1) As String
arr(0) = ActiveSheet.Range("A" & row)
arr(1) = ActiveSheet.Range("B" & row)
arrList.Add (arr)

row = row + 1
Wend

Is there a quick way to search ArrList(arr(0)?

A: You probably should be using the Dictionary object (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/187234) and (Does VBA have Dictionary Structure?).
You can use .Exists to check if your key/item exists in the Dictionary or not.
Dim dctMyList As Dictionary
Dim nCount As Integer
Dim sKey As String

Set dctMyList = New Dictionary

For nCount = 1 To 5
  sKey = "Fruit_" & nCount
  dctMyList.Add sKey, Choose(nCount, "Apple", "Banana", "Date", "Fig", "Pear")
Next nCount

If dctMyList.Exists("Fruit_2") Then
  Debug.Print dctMyList.Items(1)
Else
  ' Do something else
End If

Note that you can use .Items to access the contents, which is a zero-based index. So in the above example, "Banana" is the second item added to the Dictionary, but has an index of 1.

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