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Sharp bettors have made an over/under play on tonight's Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks Monday Night Football matchup (8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN).
Our Sports Insights Bet Signals reveal which way the smart money is going.
When Week 14 lines were released about a week ago, the Seahawks opened as 3.5-point favorites in their Monday night matchup with Minnesota. Since then, the point spread has done a bit of a back-and-forth between -3.5 and -3.
And while spreads tend to attract more bettors than over/unders, it's actually the total that's drawn significant action from sharps tonight.
As of the middle of the day Monday, the total is listed at the same number at which it opened last week (46). That's not to be taken as an indication that bettors are split on their decision, however.


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Matthew Costello
Matt Costello is a member of the Labor and Employment practice group in the firm's Orange County office. His practice includes employment litigation, client counseling, internal investigations, executive agreements, employment-law audit and compliance projects, and the employment aspects of corporate transactions. On the litigation front, he handles all facets of day-to-day case management in court, arbitration, and administrative agency employment matters.
He has obtained favorable results for Fortune 500 companies spanning a variety of industries, including energy, healthcare, and technology, in a wide range of single-plaintiff, complex, and class-action employment cases involving allegations of discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, and wage and hour violations.
Matt also regularly counsels corporate clients on internal investigations, employee handbooks and policies, discrimination and harassment prevention, employee hiring and terminations, and restrictive covenants in employee contracts. He has also represented clients in complex business disputes, including trade secrets and unfair competition litigation.
Matt regularly engages in, and is committed to, pro bono efforts, and was recently selected to the Board of Directors of the Public Law Center, a pro-bono law firm that provides access to justice for low-income residents of Orange County, California. For example, Matt assisted an Army veteran in seeking a discharge upgrade, including appearing before the Army Discharge Review Board in Washington, D.C. where he first-chaired a hearing before a five-officer military tribunal. He was also an integral part of a team of Haynes and Boone lawyers who partnered with several public interest groups to bring a housing discrimination lawsuit triggered by a local municipality's efforts to shutter motels that provided long-term housing to residents of limited means, including many families with children or people with disabilities.
Received the Wiley W. Manuel Certificate for Pro Bono Legal Services, State Bar of California - 2016
"California Employment Law Update," co-presenter, November 11, 2020.
"CAL OSHA, OSHA, and Labor and Employment Update," presenter, National Armored Car Association's Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, October 1, 2019.
"Navigating Hiring Pitfalls" author, handbook provided at Haynes and Boone's Employer Food for Thought panel event, New York, New York, 2015.
"Helping Military Veterans Navigate the Legal Framework of Discharge Upgrades," co-author, OC Lawyer, 2014.
J.D., Loyola University Chicago School of Law, 2013, magna cum laude; Editor-in-Chief, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
B.A., Psychology, Minor in Political Science, University of California Los Angeles, 2006
Extern to the Honorable Ronald A. Guzman, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California
Presidential Administration Transition
Haynes Boone Welcomes Class of 2022 New Partners
Haynes and Boone, LLP is proud to announce the promotion of 13 lawyers to its partnership ranks. This partnership class is the most diverse in the firm's history. Effective Jan. 1, the new partners are Raquel Alvarenga, Robert Bruner, Jamie Carter, Matt Costello, Tiffany Ferris, Maria Hopper, Mini Kapoor, Jennifer Kreick, Kim Mai, Kinne Manente, Arsalan Muhammad, Courtney Smith, and Alan Wang. [...]
Haynes Boone Advises NextGen Healthcare in Acquisition of TSI Healthcare
Media Highlights Diversity of Haynes Boone's 2022 Class of New Partners

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Q: React onChange doesn't fire on text input when formatter.js is used I'm using a formatter.js to format some input box. I want to connect this formatter to my react app so I've write a simple module but onChange function doesn't fire. When I remove the formatter library the input box works as planned. But I want to format the inputs and also use the values inside my React application.
After a brief search over the internet I've came across with this question;React: trigger onChange if input value is changing by state? but I'm not sure how can I apply that solution to my application.
ReactMaskedInput.js
import React, { Component } from 'react'

class ReactMaskedInput extends Component {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props)
        this.onChangeHandler = this.onChangeHandler.bind(this)
        this.state = {
            value: ""
        }
    }

    onChangeHandler(event) {
        this.setState({
            value: event.target.value
        })
        alert(this.state.value)
    }

    componentDidMount() {
        let dataMask = this.props.dataMask
        window.$(`#${this.props.id}`).formatter({
            pattern: dataMask
        });
    }

    render() {
        return (

                    {this.props.header}

                <input
                    id={this.props.id}
                    type="text"
                    placeholder={this.props.placeHolder}
                    className="form-control"
                    onChange={event => this.onChangeHandler(event)}
                    name={this.props.name}
                >
                </input>

        )
    }
}

export default ReactMaskedInput

Index.js
ReactDOM.render(<ReactMaskedInput
    id="myMaskedInput"
    header="Masked Input Phone"
    onChange={(event) => { deneme(event); }}
    dataMask={"({{999}}) {{999}}-{{9999}}"}
    name="maskedInput1"
    placeHolder="Please enter a valid phone number"
    validationInitiatorNr={10}
// onChange={(phoneNr) => validatePhone(phoneNr)}
/>, document.getElementById('myFormattedInput'))

A:
Fix your onChangeHandler code

You have to call the 'onChange' handler you passed as an attribute in code of your ReactMaskedInput class explicitly. I guess you are assuming that it would get called automatically. Note that ReactMaskedInput is a component you created, and not an HTML tag 'onChange' of which gets called by React.
onChangeHandler(event) {
    this.setState(() => ({
       value: event.target.value
    }), () => {
       this.props.onChange(event) // Call 'onChange' here
       alert(this.state.value) // alert should be inside setState callback
    })
}

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A Nobel Laureate, Prof. Francoise Barre-Sinoussi, says efforts are ongoing to develop a universal cure for HIV and cancer through collaboration.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Barre-Sinoussi and Luc Montagnier co-discovered the HIV in 1983.
She also stated that the HIV Cure and Cancer Forum would on Saturday be inaugurated at the Institut Curie in Paris.
"This will be in such a way that HIV patients can achieve a durable and perhaps life-long treatment–free state of remission,'' she said.


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Peabody Awards Go To NPR, 'This American Life,' Among Others
By NPR
The 75th annual Peabody Awards were announced Tuesday and honored NPR, This American Life and PBS NewsHour, among others.
The awards recognize excellence in electronic media, and are granted to both journalism and entertainment programs.
NPR's Investigations Unit was recognized for a series on mustard gas testing during World War II — specifically, secret race-based gas tests and how the Department of Veterans Affairs broke a promise to help the men who had been the subjects of those tests. NPR's Caitlin Dickerson, Barbara Van Woerkom, Nicole Beemsterboer and Robert Little of the investigations team, as well as Ariel Zambelich and Christopher Groskopf of the visuals team, worked on the project.
"This American Life" (which is unaffiliated with NPR) won for a two-part broadcast on the case for school desegregation; PBS NewsHour won for "Desperate Journey," a series on the refugee crisis.
Each winner is unanimously approved by the 16-person Peabody board, and small, local programs compete with big-budget national programming.
"There is no set number of winners, the Peabody Awards are not given in categories, and there are no degrees of winners," the Peabody Awards organization says on its website. "Once a program is submitted, it competes solely on its merits."
The complete list of winners is here. Other organizations recognized with awards include:
– WXIA-TV for "911: Lost On The Line"
– "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" for The Killing Fields
– The BBC for a project on the European migrant crisis.
– A collaborative group, including the CBC, for Do Not Track


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Home Music Bob Dylan and the Band
Bob Dylan and the Band
The Basement Tapes Complete and Raw: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11
By Dennis Pernu
Fans file it under Bob 101. Hunkered in the Catskills in 1967 after reportedly cracking up his Triumph motorcycle a year earlier, Dylan invited the rockabilly musicians who backed him on his divisive '65-'66 tour to record some demos at his home. Many of the resulting recordings circulated unofficially for years. Meantime, said backing musicians went on to acclaim as The Band. In 1975, they spit-shine 16 of the '67 tracks, add eight of their own, and voilà: The Basement Tapes.
Available in two packages, "Complete" and "Raw," The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 was produced with help from The Band's Garth Hudson, who recorded the originals, and definitively answers a question that has dogged Dylanologists for decades: What was on the rest of those demos, recorded when Dylan was revisiting country, soul, and way old American music just as rock was suffering the taint of psychedelia? In his liners, Sid Griffin even claims The Basement Tapes are the blueprint for alt-country (a claim that ignores Doug Sahm, Gene Clark, and others, but never mind).
Both packages feature scads of unreleased material. In fact, the 138-track "Complete" purports to present the sessions in near entirety and chronological order, as well as Hudson's pre-1975 stereo mix nixed in '75. The econo "Raw" serves 38 cuts, and both restore the Dylan songs from the '75 release to their "unadulterated" form, or at least remove the 1975 overdubs.
A Dylan classic the way it should have been done.
This article originally appeared in VG's March '15 issue. All copyrights are by the author and Vintage Guitar magazine. Unauthorized replication or use is strictly prohibited.
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using Microsoft.SharePoint.Client;
using SPMeta2.CSOM.Services;
using SPMeta2.Definitions;
using SPMeta2.Definitions.Fields;
using SPMeta2.Enumerations;
using SPMeta2.Models;
using SPMeta2.Syntax.Default;
using System;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;

namespace LookupSiteCol
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            var siteUrl = "http://dev";
            var context = new ClientContext(siteUrl);
            var provisionService = new CSOMProvisionService();
            var model = GetModel();
            provisionService.DeployWebModel(context, model);
            var model2 = GetModel2();
            var context2 = new ClientContext(siteUrl + "/" + subWebUrl);
            provisionService.DeployWebModel(context2, model2);

        }
        private static ModelNode GetModel()
        {
            return SPMeta2Model.NewWebModel(hostWeb =>
            {
                hostWeb
                    .AddWeb(SimpleWeb, web =>
                    {
                        web
                            .AddList(SimpleList, list =>
                            {
                                //web.AddField(SimpleLookupField);
                            });
                    });
            });
        }

        private static ModelNode GetModel2()
        {
            return SPMeta2Model.NewWebModel(web =>
            {
                web.AddField(SimpleLookupField);
            });
        }
        private static string group = "Learn SPMeta2";
        private static string subWebUrl = "look08";
        private static string listTitle = "Simple List";
        private static uint lcid = 1053;

        private static WebDefinition SimpleWeb = new WebDefinition
        {
            Title = subWebUrl,
            Description = "",
            Url = subWebUrl,
            LCID = lcid,
            WebTemplate = BuiltInWebTemplates.Collaboration.TeamSite
        };

        public static ListDefinition SimpleList = new ListDefinition
        {
            Title = "Simple List",
            CustomUrl = "Lists/SimpleList",
            ContentTypesEnabled = true,
            TemplateType = BuiltInListTemplateTypeId.GenericList,
            OnQuickLaunch = false
        };

        public static LookupFieldDefinition SimpleLookupField = new LookupFieldDefinition
        {
            Title = "Simple Lookup",
            InternalName = "Simple_Lookup",
            Group = group,
            Id = Guid.NewGuid(),
            LookupListTitle = listTitle,
            LookupWebUrl = "~site",
            AddToDefaultView = true,
            //LookupListUrl
        };

    }
}

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Q: Visual Studio 2012: Creating project from existing source code I want to create WDM kernel driver project (for x64 and win32 config).
I created one from VS File->New->Project from existing source code. For Project type there 4 options: Windows Application Project, Console, DLL, Static (LIB) project, and no other. So I create Lib and changed config (e.g. Platform Toolset:WindowsKernelModeDriver8.0, Type of driver: WDM etc) But its still showing Config for debug as Release/Debug and Win32.
When I try to create new x64, I had to copy from Win32. (PS: I have x64 and Win7/8 release/debug etc in other project). And later while trying to call StartService with driver - its failling with error #127. <- On Win 7 64 bit m/c.
But same thing if I compile with Debug/Win32 bit option and install with StartService on 32 m/c, it works just fine. Can anyone help me with this?
Why I created with existing code?: Because we have directory structure and that I have to maintain that.


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Broadband Applications are Online
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You can now see who in your community has applied for broadband money from the stimulus fund. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has put a summary of all 2200 applications on line. You can find a searchable list here. You can look at all the applications here. These are the applications for NTIA's share of the $7.2 billion in stimulus money meant to spread broadband into unserved areas, particularly in rural communities. In all, the applications ask for $28 billion.
Telecompetitor.com has gone through the applications and has made several observations. Like, "Rural telco last mile applications appear to be heavily weighted toward FTTH" (as in Fiber To The Home). "There are a significant number of companies intending to use broadband wireless for last mile access…."
Telecompetitor also notes that Hughs Net wants $500 million to expand its satellite coverage. (There are several satellite proposals.) Rural phone carriers made applications, but CivSource finds that "Noticeably absent among the applicants were major telecommunications carriers, like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. Some of the largest telecoms to file applications were Hughes Networks, Level 3 and EchoStar."
By dyadmin On Sep 10, 2009 Last updated Sep 10, 2009
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You can now see who in your community has applied for broadband money from the stimulus fund. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has put a summary of all 2200 applications on line. You can find a searchable list here. You can look at all the applications here. These are the applications for NTIA's share of the $7.2 billion in stimulus money meant to spread broadband into unserved areas, particularly in rural communities. In all, the applications ask for $28 billion.
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8 News Now at 5 PM : KLAS : December 15, 2015 5:00pm-5:30pm PST
by KLAS
angeles school district superintendent, ramon cortines said recent events and heightened security concerns precipitated the move (ramon c. cortines, superintendent, la unified school district) i think the circumstances in the neighboring san bernardino, i think what has happened in the nation, i think what happened internationally. i as superintendent am not going of a student meanwhile new york authorities said they received a similar threat but said it was important not to overreact. (bill bratton, new york police commissioner) the email that received in new york city, which is similar to and almost exactly the same as received in other locales, specifically los angeles, that we do not see that as a credible terrorist threat and we are investigating it as a hoax. while acknowledging a hoax was possible, l.a. police chief charlie beck said the threat was very specific, and warned against being too critical. (chief charlie beck, los angeles police) southern california has been through a lot in the recent weeks. should we risk putting our children through the same? i'm steve nannes
angeles school district superintendent, ramon cortines said recent events and heightened security concerns precipitated the move (ramon c. cortines, superintendent, la unified school district) i think the circumstances in the neighboring san bernardino, i think what has happened in the nation, i think what happened internationally. i as superintendent am not going of a student meanwhile new york authorities said they received a similar threat but said it was important not to overreact. (bill...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : December 15, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PST
school. we are not sure if superintendent, ramon cortines, consulted with the fbi or lapd before making this decision quote out of abundance of caution. he did say san bernardino was a component in the decision making. what did we learn there? pipe bombs can be made cheaply and easily and black powder is available at any gun store. did that go into the that decision? we don't know. we do know it was serious for them to close down lausd, the second largest district in the country. >> jon: you are saying this is a call that came in? it was described as electronic communication earlier. >> reporter: no, it came in as an e-mail. the los angeles times is saying phone call. >> jenna: we are bringing in the ceo of investigative management, a group that advises on security. this school district has 640,000 students between kindergarten and 12th grade. 900 schools. 187 public charter schools and about 60,000 people employed. what does it take to shutdown an entire district like this? have you seen anyone like this before? >> no, jenna, i haven't. if you look at the proximity to san bernar
school. we are not sure if superintendent, ramon cortines, consulted with the fbi or lapd before making this decision quote out of abundance of caution. he did say san bernardino was a component in the decision making. what did we learn there? pipe bombs can be made cheaply and easily and black powder is available at any gun store. did that go into the that decision? we don't know. we do know it was serious for them to close down lausd, the second largest district in the country. >> jon:...
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Today : KSNV : December 15, 2015 10:00am-11:00am PST
by KSNV
, among others, the superintendent of schools ramon cortines, about the momentous and first time ever decision there today to close all the schools in the >> based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance as it relates to one student or our staff that serve our students. it is important that in the last four hours, this city, this community, has come together on behalf of our students, our students that are in the regular schools, our students that are in the charter schools, that are authorized by this school board, we are taking all sorts of precaution. our plant managers are walking the campus with law enforcement people. our plant managers and principals, with law enforcement, are looking at all of our schools, small, large we have made sure that our parents are notified through connect ed messages and we have repeated that time and time again. those students that walked to school, especially young children, neighborhood children, we have had the principals meet and administrators meet them at the gate of the school and they were not dismissed until parents came to pick
, among others, the superintendent of schools ramon cortines, about the momentous and first time ever decision there today to close all the schools in the >> based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance as it relates to one student or our staff that serve our students. it is important that in the last four hours, this city, this community, has come together on behalf of our students, our students that are in the regular schools, our students that are in the charter schools,...
Noticiero Telemundo 48 : KSTS : December 15, 2015 5:30pm-6:31pm PST
lugar más cerca que alemania" na31t 0'38 sot superintendent ramon cortines/ los angeles unified school district "it was not to one school two schools or three schools. it was manychools. not specifically identified but there were many schools. that's the reason i took the action that i did." "no fue uno, ni dos, ni tres cogio fueron muchos!! aunque especica cualesfueron muchossa es la mil estudiantedesde la edaden" kinder hta secundar tuvieronue quedarse ecasa, algunos estabaen caminouando se enteraron de la noticia. na31t 1'38 sot/ superintendent se enteraron de la noticia. na31t 1'38 sot/ superintendent ramon cortines/ los angeles unified school trict "i amnot taking the chance of bringing children any place, into, into any part of the building until i know it's se "yo no voy atomar s hasta e no sepamos questán recibir algunas criticas, las a respaldaron la decision e inmediatamente la policia se encargo de revisar cada rincon de las casi 1200 escuelas del distrito. na41t 0'28 sot: los angeles mayor eric garcetti "as a parent and as mayor, certainly i'm here to support school
lugar más cerca que alemania" na31t 0'38 sot superintendent ramon cortines/ los angeles unified school district "it was not to one school two schools or three schools. it was manychools. not specifically identified but there were many schools. that's the reason i took the action that i did." "no fue uno, ni dos, ni tres cogio fueron muchos!! aunque especica cualesfueron muchossa es la mil estudiantedesde la edaden" kinder hta secundar tuvieronue quedarse ecasa,...
ABC7 News 11:00AM : KGO : December 15, 2015 11:00am-11:31am PST
superintendent ramon cortines got a call this morning from school police about a credible terror threat. >> he shared with me that some of the details talked about backpacks, talked about other packages. it was not to one school, two will schools or three schools, it was many schools. not specifically identified. >> this is the second large of the in the nation with more than 640,000 students. more than 900 schools. a few hours later new york city officials said they received similar threats to their schools but determined it was a hex. l.a. unified is in the process of investigation. f.b.i. and l.a.p.d. are assist asking a massive search at all campuses is underway. >> i want every school every early education center every adult school, i want them search ed and a report made to me and to the board of education. that it is safe. >> we ask for are the patience, the cooperation and support of the city. >> new york's police commissioner said the response is a significant overreaction and officials say it is the responsible thing to do. >> this comes a day after a bomb threat at a san bern
superintendent ramon cortines got a call this morning from school police about a credible terror threat. >> he shared with me that some of the details talked about backpacks, talked about other packages. it was not to one school, two will schools or three schools, it was many schools. not specifically identified. >> this is the second large of the in the nation with more than 640,000 students. more than 900 schools. a few hours later new york city officials said they received...
ABC World News With David Muir : WCVB : December 15, 2015 6:30pm-7:00pm EST
student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying this city still rattled in the wake the san bernardino terrorist attack two weeks ago. the fbi still investigation e ing why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert at 5:00 a.m. that threat emailed to a school board commissioner. by 7:00 a.m., the decision had been made. the district issuing these robocalls. abc news learning the letter attacks with bombers, automatic weapons and grenades in schools. identical note. >> we do not see that as a are investigating it as a hoax. classes. in los angeles this afternoon the lapd and sheriff's office combing every single school for suspicious objects. >> they have to take into consideration for the children of los angeles. i think it's irresponsible, to base on facts that have yet to be determined, to criticize that decision at this point. >> reporter: the cancellations wreang havoc. parents taking the threat seriously. so, you made the decision to pull him from school? >> his day care is not necessarily closed, but i deci
student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying this city still rattled in the wake the san bernardino terrorist attack two weeks ago. the fbi still investigation e ing why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert at 5:00 a.m. that threat emailed to a school board commissioner. by 7:00 a.m., the decision had been made. the district issuing these robocalls. abc news learning the letter attacks with bombers,...
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CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley : KMEG : December 15, 2015 5:30pm-6:00pm CST
by KMEG
district superintendent ramon cortines said he was comfortable with his decision. that leads us to pause and make sure that we are safe, that our children and our staff are safe. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement officers were deployed to campuses. police secured buildings, armored vehicles were mobilized, and every school in the district would be searched. given the the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, los angeles mayor eric gagaetti defended thehe decision to quickly close l.a.'s schools. >> we just gone through a horrible experience of losing loved ones, of seeing that sort of horror right here in our backyard, and i think just as new york did after 9/11, boston after the marathon, there's an abundance caution that may be very regionally specific. >> reporter: 95% of l.a.'s public schools have now been searched and nothing suspicicis has been found. scott, we are t td that some parents are already receiving e-mails that their kids' schools will be open tomorrow morning. >> pelley: ben tracy in l.a. terror is sure to be a topic at the republican
district superintendent ramon cortines said he was comfortable with his decision. that leads us to pause and make sure that we are safe, that our children and our staff are safe. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement officers were deployed to campuses. police secured buildings, armored vehicles were mobilized, and every school in the district would be searched. given the the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, los angeles mayor eric gagaetti defended...
ABC World News With David Muir : KGO : December 15, 2015 5:30pm-6:01pm PST
of a student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying this city is still rattled by the terrorist attack in san bernardino two weeks ago. the fbi still investigating why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert came this morning at 5:00 a.m. that threat e-mailed to a school board member. by 6:32, the decision had been made. >> superintendent has directed all schools to be closed today, tuesday, december 15th, to insure the safety of all students. >> reporter: abc news learning the note invoked allah and directly referenced the attack in san bernardino. i also threatened to attack several schools with suicide bombers, automatic weapons and grenades. new york city got an almost identical note. >> we have investigating it as a hoax. >> reporter: in los angeles this afternoon, the lapd and the sheriff's office combing every single school for suspicious objects. >> they have to take into account the safety of the children of los angeles. i think it's irresponsible, based on facts that have yet to be determined, t
of a student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying this city is still rattled by the terrorist attack in san bernardino two weeks ago. the fbi still investigating why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert came this morning at 5:00 a.m. that threat e-mailed to a school board member. by 6:32, the decision had been made. >> superintendent has directed all schools to be closed today, tuesday, december...
World News Now : WJLA : December 16, 2015 3:30am-4:01am EST
life of a student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying the city is still rattled by the terrorist attack in san bernardino two weeks ago. the fbi still investigating why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert came at 5:00 a.m. that threat e-mailed to a school board member. >> reporter: by 6:32 the decision had been made. >> the superintendent has directed all schools to be closed today, tuesday december 15th, to ensure the safety of all students. >> reporter: abc news learning the note invoked allah and directly referenced the terrorist attack in san bernardino. it also threatened attacks on several schools with suicide bombers, automatic weapons, and grenades. new york city got an almost identical note. >> we are investigating this as a hoax. >> reporter: in los angeles the lapd and sheriff's office combing every single school for suspicious objects. >> they have to take into account the safety of the children of los angeles. i think it's irresponsible based on facts that have yet to be determined to c
life of a student. >> reporter: l.a. superintendent ramon cortines saying the city is still rattled by the terrorist attack in san bernardino two weeks ago. the fbi still investigating why one of the attackers there, syed farook, had pictures of a high school on his phone. the first alert came at 5:00 a.m. that threat e-mailed to a school board member. >> reporter: by 6:32 the decision had been made. >> the superintendent has directed all schools to be closed today, tuesday...
NBC Bay Area News at 5 : KNTV : December 15, 2015 5:00pm-5:31pm PST
l.a. superintendent who made the call, ramon cortines, was a former superintendent here in san francisco and also a former superintendent at the schools in san jose and one other big city, he ran the schools in new york city. reporting from san francisco, mark mathews, nbc bay area news. >>> schools in the east bay also took note of the threat in l.a., but they say the scare did not reach a level that called for any extra safety measures. >> we get threats here in the school district, bomb threats and other threats, that we vet out over the course of the school year. we handle all the threats as if they're a viable threat until we determine they are not. there wasn't anything that caused us a concern here. >> still ahead on nightly news who may be responsible for all of this and how such threats have become the new normal for americans. nightly news begins at 5:30. >>> only on nbc bay area the photo that made national headlines. here it is. you remember this, a beam slid off of a big rig and went right through the windshield of this bmw. all of this happening on 280. the driver
l.a. superintendent who made the call, ramon cortines, was a former superintendent here in san francisco and also a former superintendent at the schools in san jose and one other big city, he ran the schools in new york city. reporting from san francisco, mark mathews, nbc bay area news. >>> schools in the east bay also took note of the threat in l.a., but they say the scare did not reach a level that called for any extra safety measures. >> we get threats here in the school...
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13 News at Nine on FOX 17 : KDSM : December 15, 2015 9:00pm-10:00pm CST
by KDSM
. thank you for joining us... l-a city superintendent - ramon cortines - closed all of the public schools in the city for the day.... after receiving a threat overnight... reportedly from an i-p address in germany. robo-calls from l-a school officials informed parents early tuesday morning of the decision. some schools even personally called each family in their district to warn them to stay away. officials are visiting all schools in the county to determine the credibility of the threat. los angeles police also urging folks in the area to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious. here in des moines... the school district has had lock-downs from time to time... but nothing like what took place in los angeles today... in the case of threats... the district tells us, "if we were to have any doubt about the safety and well being of our students, we would contact law enforcement, put the situation in their capable hands and follow their lead." the des moines police department is prepared for a variety of threats... mike dasilva has more on how they prepare for these types of eve
. thank you for joining us... l-a city superintendent - ramon cortines - closed all of the public schools in the city for the day.... after receiving a threat overnight... reportedly from an i-p address in germany. robo-calls from l-a school officials informed parents early tuesday morning of the decision. some schools even personally called each family in their district to warn them to stay away. officials are visiting all schools in the county to determine the credibility of the threat. los...
Varney & Company : FBC : December 15, 2015 9:00am-12:01pm EST
jell-o baseball cap ramon cortines he's the superintendent of los angeles schools, he made the decision. close them all down, and search every single one of those schools. now, in the los angeles unified school district, there are 900 schools. all of them have to be closed -- have to be searched thoroughly, and are 640,000 students in that school system. all of them have to go home. this causes enormous disruption throughout southern california. picture it. 640,000 children who should be in school will, in fact, be at home. what happens to the parents? what happens to the parents going to work in this is enormous disruption all around that's where we stand at the moment. the superintendent says he'll have a statement later on today about what happens tomorrow at those l.a. schools. >> reuters is reporting this is a credible terror threat reportedly a bomb threat. this is second largest school district ashley expr were just discussing thises in the country behind new york city, and ashley also pointed this out it affects parents too who drop their children off at work and thref
jell-o baseball cap ramon cortines he's the superintendent of los angeles schools, he made the decision. close them all down, and search every single one of those schools. now, in the los angeles unified school district, there are 900 schools. all of them have to be closed -- have to be searched thoroughly, and are 640,000 students in that school system. all of them have to go home. this causes enormous disruption throughout southern california. picture it. 640,000 children who should be in...
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KWWL News at Five : KWWL : December 15, 2015 5:00pm-5:30pm CST
by KWWL
enough for the superintendent to shut the district down. (s/ superintendent ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance, as another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. new york police commissioner bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than his cross-country counterpart... (s/ mmissioner bill bratton / is not something we are overly concerned with. what we are 1:03 - 1:09) no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. lapd chief charlie beck defends the decision to leave hundreds of thousands of potentially unsupervised students out of "southern california has been through .should we risk putting our children through the same? (s/ student / mos) there have been a lot of school shootings and i was just orried about my brother and happy to be holding loved ones just a little bit closer. jennifer bjorklund nbc news los angeles. the emaile
enough for the superintendent to shut the district down. (s/ superintendent ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance, as another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. new york police commissioner bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than his...
Today : KNTV : December 15, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PST
school district ramon cortines and it appears on early information, it was his call to shut down the schools in the l.a. unified district. let's listen to the police chief in los angeles, charlie beck. >> our best advice on moving forward. we were able to do that. the sprpuperintendent made a decision and we support his decision, as does the mayor. i would say this to people that are critical. it is very easy in hindsight to criticize the decision based on results that the decider could never have known. its is also very easy to criticize a decision when you no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. the school district safeguards three quarters of a million lives every day. when they make a decision, they have to take into account the safety of the children of los angeles. i think it's irresponsible to, based on facts that have yet to be determined, to criticize that decision at this point. all of us make tough choices. all of us have the same goal in mind. we want to keep our kids safe. these are tough times. these communities, our communities, southern california, has bee
school district ramon cortines and it appears on early information, it was his call to shut down the schools in the l.a. unified district. let's listen to the police chief in los angeles, charlie beck. >> our best advice on moving forward. we were able to do that. the sprpuperintendent made a decision and we support his decision, as does the mayor. i would say this to people that are critical. it is very easy in hindsight to criticize the decision based on results that the decider could...
ABC7 News at 4 : WJLA : December 15, 2015 4:00pm-5:01pm EST
receiving an e-mail threat from overseas. los angeles school district superintendent ramon cortines said recent events and heightened security concerns precipitated the move. >> i think the circumstances in neighboring san bernardino and i think what has happened in the nation and i think what happened internationally, i as superintendent am not going to take the chance with the life of a student. reporter: meanwhile, new york authorities said they received a similar threat but it was important not to overreact. >> the e-mail that was received in new york city, which is similar and almost exactly the same as we see in other locals, specifically los angeles, we do not see that as a credible terrorist threat. we are investigating it as a hoax. reporter: while acknowledging a hoax was possible, l.a. police chief said the threat was specific and warned against being too critical. >> southern california has been through a lot in the recent weeks. should we risk putting the children through the same? horace: now overseas. turkey state run news agency says the syrian islamic state militants sus
receiving an e-mail threat from overseas. los angeles school district superintendent ramon cortines said recent events and heightened security concerns precipitated the move. >> i think the circumstances in neighboring san bernardino and i think what has happened in the nation and i think what happened internationally, i as superintendent am not going to take the chance with the life of a student. reporter: meanwhile, new york authorities said they received a similar threat but it was...
KTIV (NBC)
News 4 Live at Five : KTIV : December 15, 2015 5:00pm-5:30pm CST
by KTIV
shut the district down. (s/ superintenden t ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstance s, i could not take the chance, as it relates to one student or our staff that serves our students." another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than his cross- country counterpart... (s/ commissioner bill bratton / nypd :56 - 1:02) this is not a credible threat, this is not something we are overly concerned with. what we are concerned about is over reacting to it. (s/ chief charlie beck / lapd 1:03 - 1:09) easy to criticize when you have no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. lapd chief charlie beck defends the decision to leave hundreds of thousands of potentially unsupervised students out of school -- (s/ chief charlie beck / lapd 1:18 - 1:25) "southern california has been through should we risk putting our children through the same
shut the district down. (s/ superintenden t ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstance s, i could not take the chance, as it relates to one student or our staff that serves our students." another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : December 15, 2015 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
changes but for all intents and purposes we believe it was the exact same. superintendent ramone cortines says the l.a. unified school district gets many threats a year but this was particularly credible. it talked about backpacks, packages and explosives and mentioned not one but several schools. he was very concerned because of the recent san bernardino attacks although very early on authorities knew there was no connection to san bernardino. those who have read the e-mails say the threat was made by a self-described muslim extremist who misspelled allah, used a pornographic reference and made highly unrealistic claims. though law enforcement strongly disagreed with closing the schools, during the news conference there was a unified front. listen. >> some people, the superintendent in this case, had to make a decision that effects everybody andt this city's children and another 100,000 of his own employees and i think it's irresponsible to criticize a decision-maker when may make a decision based on totality of information and following their heart and belief. >> campus police
changes but for all intents and purposes we believe it was the exact same. superintendent ramone cortines says the l.a. unified school district gets many threats a year but this was particularly credible. it talked about backpacks, packages and explosives and mentioned not one but several schools. he was very concerned because of the recent san bernardino attacks although very early on authorities knew there was no connection to san bernardino. those who have read the e-mails say the threat...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : December 15, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
superintendent ramon cortines hastily convened a news conference. >> i think it is important that i take the precaution based on what has happened recently and in the past. >> ifill: cortines was referring to the rampage two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, where a married couple-- syed farook and tashfeen malik-- killed 14 people at a holiday party. as l.a. police fanned out and began checking schools today, officials said the e-mailed threat came from germany and mentioned everything from guns to bombs to nerve gas. for many parents, it was unnerving. >> well it's real, watching from what happened in san bernardino, that's pretty close to home. now this one here, even closer, it's pretty scary. >> confusion, chaos, nervousness. you're not really certain what's going on, what's entailed behind it. there are a lot of different emotions behind that. >> ifill: meanwhile, officials in new york city said they received a similar, if not the same, message. they discounted it as a hoax, possibly based on a tv show. >> we believe the email originated overseas. the language in the email would lead
superintendent ramon cortines hastily convened a news conference. >> i think it is important that i take the precaution based on what has happened recently and in the past. >> ifill: cortines was referring to the rampage two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, where a married couple-- syed farook and tashfeen malik-- killed 14 people at a holiday party. as l.a. police fanned out and began checking schools today, officials said the e-mailed threat came from germany and mentioned...
Squawk on the Street : CNBC : December 15, 2015 9:00am-11:01am EST
by CNBC
unspecified terror threat. you heard the superintendent, ramon cortines there, talking about threats that they get threats all the time. but the spes ficificity of this with, what the world has been through over the last weeks and months, he said i will not take the chance. >> we want to go to julewe juli l.a., how massive of an effort is this to close all l.a. schools? >> the l.a. usd is the second largest school district in the country. there are more than 640,000 students enrolled between kindergarten and 12th grade. over 900 schools, 187 additional public charter schools. this is a massive area. in addition to the huge number of students, this is spread out over 720 square miles. so a huge area here, a huge number of students. as he just said, this will take a big effort to check out the schools, make sure everything is okay. and take care of all those kids who will not be going to school today. it's worth pointing out that people in los angeles feel like they're in the backyard of san bernardino. san bernardino is so close. the attacks there hit home to so many of the folks here in l
unspecified terror threat. you heard the superintendent, ramon cortines there, talking about threats that they get threats all the time. but the spes ficificity of this with, what the world has been through over the last weeks and months, he said i will not take the chance. >> we want to go to julewe juli l.a., how massive of an effort is this to close all l.a. schools? >> the l.a. usd is the second largest school district in the country. there are more than 640,000 students...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Martha MacCallum : FOXNEWSW : December 15, 2015 6:00am-8:01am PST
schools. and that is what prompted ramon cortines, the superintendent in los angeles, of the unified school system what it is called, laus. principals teachers, employees of any kind, any students that already arrived at school. remember, it is 7:25 in the morning in los angeles right now. so some students would have bree gun to arrive. their parents are instructed to pick them up in designated areas. you heard the head of school boards that they're looking for cooperation of the entire los angeles community. anyone who is employer of a parent at this school, they're asking for leniency and understanding if employees have to leave the work place to pick up their children and get them home. he cited intense environment we're all living under. obviously what happened in san bernardino, a short distance away from here, made everyone there very concerned. when you think about the fact they received electronic threat, bill and go back to paris, where after the fact there were things discovered online. so we're not longer living in an age when those things are overlooked. those things are
schools. and that is what prompted ramon cortines, the superintendent in los angeles, of the unified school system what it is called, laus. principals teachers, employees of any kind, any students that already arrived at school. remember, it is 7:25 in the morning in los angeles right now. so some students would have bree gun to arrive. their parents are instructed to pick them up in designated areas. you heard the head of school boards that they're looking for cooperation of the entire los...
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down the schools in light of this threat. also, in support of the superintendent of schools ramon cortines. joe fryer is tracking this at hollywood high school in los angeles. joe, i know you said you have seen people sweeping this facility trying to make sure that it's okay, part of the all-clear. as we heard from that parent that i just had the opportunity to speak with, most people feel that this was the right decision. >> reporter: yeah. we're hearing that from parents, too. sort of a split decision here. people talking about it on social media, as well. balancing two things. keep in mind, first of all, 60 miles from san bernardino. so southern california really felt the impact of what happened there a couple of weeks ago and fresh in people's mind and some people say it's better to be cautious in a situation like this and certainly this decision is a big one impacts so many people, more than 600,000 students, more than 900 schools. all the parents now who have to figure out how to handle the kids who aren't in school today. we spoke with a parent coming here to hollywood high
down the schools in light of this threat. also, in support of the superintendent of schools ramon cortines. joe fryer is tracking this at hollywood high school in los angeles. joe, i know you said you have seen people sweeping this facility trying to make sure that it's okay, part of the all-clear. as we heard from that parent that i just had the opportunity to speak with, most people feel that this was the right decision. >> reporter: yeah. we're hearing that from parents, too. sort of...


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Forestville Township is a township in Fillmore County, Minnesota, United States. The population was 356 as of the 2010 census. It contains historic Forestville, which is now a living history museum within Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park.

Forestville Township was organized in 1855, and named for Forest Henry, an early settler.

Geography
According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of , all  land.

Demographics
As of the census of 2000, there were 386 people, 150 households, and 115 families residing in the township.  The population density was 10.7 people per square mile (4.1/km2).  There were 164 housing units at an average density of 4.5/sq mi (1.8/km2).  The racial makeup of the township was 99.48% White, and 0.52% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.30% of the population.

There were 150 households, out of which 29.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 71.3% were married couples living together, 3.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 22.7% were non-families. 20.7% of all households were made up of individuals, and 6.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.  The average household size was 2.57 and the average family size was 2.98.

In the township the population was spread out, with 26.2% under the age of 18, 7.0% from 18 to 24, 25.9% from 25 to 44, 25.4% from 45 to 64, and 15.5% who were 65 years of age or older.  The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females, there were 114.4 males.  For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 115.9 males.

The median income for a household in the township was $38,125, and the median income for a family was $50,500. Males had a median income of $27,333 versus $25,750 for females. The per capita income for the township was $17,559.  About 10.3% of families and 12.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 17.9% of those under age 18 and none of those age 65 or over.

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Townships in Fillmore County, Minnesota
Townships in Minnesota

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Podcaster and primate enthusiast Joe Rogan floated the possibility of a defamation lawsuit against CNN on Tuesday, pointing to the network's fake reporting regarding his use of the drug ivermectin while sick with coronavirus.
Rogan pointed to false reporting on the part of CNN showman Jim Acosta, speaking with comedian Tom Segura on Tuesday's edition of the Joe Rogan Experience.
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It's a battle out there. Sometimes you gotta fight for the right thing, so… "Let's play the Feud!"
THE CONTROL SCREEN
We have been working on this game for many years to refine the user interface and game play. Our goal is to make it look and feel like a live TV show, but still easy enough to learn in just a few minutes. The control screen has two main views, "Team Round" and "Speed Round." Team Round allows you to save a list of questions with scores. Speed round requires you to type in the answers as the contestants answer.
The Feud set up in a youth room.
THE OLD VERSION:
This is an older version but still helpful to see how it looks. Please note that the "webcam" and "green screen" options are no longer available. They were causing some problems so we removed them.
Part Demo part Tutorial, Brian walks you through how it all works.
THE BUZZER
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"The Feud" is a parody of the popular game show. This game is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fremantle Media, owner of the registered trademark Family Feud®.
GameShow Buzzer
Here's a really cool buzzer app the entire "Family" will "Feud" over. It can not get much simpler than this! The control screen has one toggle button "Off / On." The left arrow key triggers the left side of the screen. The right arrow key triggers the right side. The first button...
Crowd Says
Guess the blanks to what the "Crowd Says"! Two teams guess the top answers to fill in the blank questions. It's kind of like The Feud and Match Game had a baby. The team with the highest score at the end of 3 rounds goes on to the bonus round. GAME...
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20 Second Challenge
Contestants have 20 seconds to complete a randomly assigned challenge. Quick, easy set up and fantastic crowd reactions. GAME SCREEN 2-4 players on stage. The wheel spins. Player 1 says "Stop" or hits "the button". The wheels slows to a stop and randomly selects a challenge. The clock starts and they...
Trivia Time
Show questions live on the big screen or over Zoom. Hundreds of players can use their phones to play along, top 20 scores show up on the leaderboard. The game comes with over 200 questions built in, but it is easy to make new questions right inside the game, or import/export questions to...
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Lopez a DP for KC?
We've heard it many times over the past couple months. Argentine forward Claudio Lopez coming to the MLS for some club's designated player tag. For a while we didn't know which club as names bounded around from DC to Dallas to Colorado but one finally seemed to stick, Kansas City.
I've waited around a little bit to even talk about this story again in length after seeing other high priced Argentine players flirt with the notion of coming to the MLS this off-season. I am sure I talked about Lopez at some point and time last month about joining a MLS club this year but didn't really seem to give it any time due to the chances of it actually happening.
Point and case, until the guy is signing his name on a contract and is holding up a jersey of a club, then I will believe it and give it what it is worth.
But over the weekend I got word that there were some serious talks between KC and Lopez about a contract. Steve Goff even talked about it on Friday so you have to figure that something is really in the works here. Not that I didn't believe Goff at the time, I think I was just merely waiting yet again for more details.
All I know is what you all probably know by now. The two sides are talking and things are from what I am being told "optimistic" by both sides to get a deal done. We were optimistic back when Juan Sebastian Veron was looking at signing with DC United. Not to say that Lopez will pull the same kind of trigger and head back to Argentina and not come to the MLS, no, I am just again waiting until I see him holding up a jersey in front of the press here in the States.
Obviously this is a deal that Wizard fans want and probably need to happen more than anything. I've been pretty critical about them this off-season in terms of how they haven't looked to replace anyone that has left, most notably the gapping hole in the striker position left by Eddie Johnson. Lopez would certainly fill what Johnson took with him to London, goal scoring. He has scored a 151 goals over the years in club play and 10 for Argentina on the national team side of things.
The 33-year-old striker would bring a class to Kansas City that hasn't been seen probably since the days that Preki wore the blue and white.
My only question to Lopez is, has he seen the home stadium that KC plays in? Don't get me wrong, I don't mean to knock on the current stadium situation for the Wizards because I know their new stadium (whenever it is actually built) will be one of the best in the league. Thing is will Lopez be around for another couple years to see that? I think the problem that the Wizards are having this off-season to attract quality players is due to their stadium situation, which is terrible for them really and the league.
I don't mean to go off-topic here but its the truth really. I only hope that Lopez isn't worried about such a thing and signs with the club. Lord knows they will need his offense this season.
So do you all think he will actually sign with the club? Or will he pull a Veron and stay back home in Argentina?
All I am getting as with that is I hope he (Lopez) doesn't go into this deal and believe that he will be playing in front of a brand new soccer stadium. I can bet he hasn't played on a baseball field before like this. Its a tough draw for player when you think about it. He will go from very good facilities that he has been in over the years with Lazio, Valencia and Club America to a baseball park. Again I am not knocking it because I know a full 10k is better than 10k in Arrowhead. All I know hoping is he won't look at the stadium and walk away from a deal (no matter how good the stadium really is).
I have confidence that OnGoal knows how to sell our situation, both current and future, to potential players. I've met Rob and he is dynamic and committed to the franchise. I know Neal and Cliff and they don't ever plan on coming in 2nd in anything they do. I truely believe that the sooner more freedom is granted to individual franchises, the sooner Kansas City Wizards will become one of the dominate franchises in this league, and I'm not so sure it won't happen before then.
Ummm…it actually DOES sound like you are knocking the stadium itself. I am sure that the Wizards FO have made the stadium situation very clear And by the way, the Wizards have one of the best training facilities in the league, so he will see that OnGoal is doing everything to make this team successful, which includes bringing a player of his caliber in now, rather than wait two years. They are trying to build the fan base so that the opening of the new stadium (which will be in 2010, since you appear not to know) will be very successful.
Ignorance, sure…but I think you missed the entire point of what I was trying to make here. I'm not knocking the stadium itself. I'm sure it will be fine and much better than Arrowhead and maybe even better than most out there anyways since it is a newer type of stadium. And I've read what the stadium has to offer, so I'm not knocking it there.
All I am getting as with that is I hope he (Lopez) doesn't go into this deal and believe that he will be playing in front of a brand new soccer stadium. I can bet he hasn't played on a baseball field before like this. Its a tough draw for player when you think about it. He will go from very good facilities that he has been in over the years with Lazio, Valencia and Club America to a baseball park. Again I am not knocking it because I know a full 10k is better than 10k in Arrowhead. All I know hoping is he won't look at the stadium and walk away from a deal (no matter how good the stadium really is).
I agree, I hope Lopez won't walk away from the deal just because of the stadium, site unseen. If you actually take a tour of the place it's really a great little stadium. Our other facilities are first rate. A brand new outdoor training facility (which by the way will be a key selling point in getting some international sides to come to KC for some mid-season friendlies) and use of a very nice new indoor facility as well. Besides for the most part the only time a team ever truly uses it's home field is on game day. The impression that will leave is of a full house of passionate fans.
I have confidence that OnGoal knows how to sell our situation, both current and future, to potential players. I've met Rob and he is dynamic and committed to the franchise. I know Neal and Cliff and they don't ever plan on coming in 2nd in anything they do. I truely believe that the sooner more freedom is granted to individual franchises, the sooner Kansas City Wizards will become one of the dominate franchises in this league, and I'm not so sure it won't happen before then.


Have you ever wondered how that one person on your Facebook feed is able to watch every scripted series, from NBC all the way to WGN America, in addition to drinking craft beer at warmly lit bars, eating delicious meals at artisanal restaurants, and using a bevy of hazy Instagram filters? So does Showtime president David Nevins.
And every streaming service and every network does seem to be getting into the scripted series game in recent years, a nice change of pace considering the boon of reality television in the early 2000s. But all bubbles must burst: The prime-time game show trend that was reborn after the success of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, for example, is now simply a segment on I Love The 2000s, excluding a few holdouts.
Landgraf's been beating the death-of-TV drum for a while now; he remarked six months ago at the Winter TCA meeting that "the amount of competition is just literally insane." Now the FX boss is predicting "a reversal of the escalating numbers of shows as well as the networks that provide them." Once again, we assume he's talking about Crackle.