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Terezia Farkas, Edmonton AB Author of Book About Depression, Offers Tips to Avoid the Holiday Blues
Best-selling Canadian author Terezia Farkas offers strategies for dealing with depression, encouragement and hope in her latest best-selling book about depression, 'Heart Of Love Evolution'.
WILMINGTON, NC, December 05, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Holidays are a special time of year for many reasons. For some people however the Holiday season is a time when depression hits hardest. This may be the result of anxiety, stress or increased responsibility. For many the primary cause of depression is loneliness. Best-selling Canadian author Terezia Farkas offers strategies for dealing with depression, encouragement and hope in her latest best-selling book about depression, 'Heart Of Love Evolution'. She is uniquely qualified to offer tips to avoid the Holiday depression trap. Here are 6 tips Terezia offers for the holiday season
1. Connect. Call over friends. One will do fine, because the goal is for you to have supportive, non-judgemental support. Talk to your neighbour. You'll be surprised that a neighbour can become a close friend. Even pets stave off loneliness. If depression starts feeling severe, seek professional support.
2. No Shame. We're scared of what people will think about us. Stigma keeps us from talking with others about what hurts. Don't be embarrassed. Depression isn't just a mental disease, it's a whole body illness like cancer. Depression affects 1 in 4 so chances are someone you know also suffers with depression.
3. Expect the Bad, Accept the Good. Expect bad emotional days. Accept any day or moment that's good. If you usually cry every morning or don't feel like getting up, accept that's how you'll be during the holidays. But don't expect that's how the rest of the day will go. Life can feel good so enjoy those moments and let yourself feel happy.
4. Avoid Family Drama. People don't change who they are overnight. Nor will they suddenly love you or want to be your friend. Family drama only diminishes your self-esteem, isolates you, and leaves you feeling more alone than before. Be realistic and know that others are bringing personal baggage to the party.
5. You First. Need alone time? Take it! Be gentle with yourself. Treat yourself first. Give yourself permission to feel miserable or to cry. Accept practical help when offered. You don't have to do everything yourself. Let others lift some of the load off your shoulders.
6. Grieve. Grief shouldn't be hidden. Discuss with others the triggers that upset you or conversations that offend you. Let them know its okay to say the name of the deceased. Honour your loved one by doing things you did together or set an extra seat at the table.
Terezia Farkas never imagined that she would attempt suicide until she slipped deeper and deeper into a state of desperation and depression. Her attempted suicides were a slow wake-up call that she needed to love herself. Her example shows that overcoming depression, while challenging, is not impossible.
Terezia was strong enough to survive her dark nights of the soul. She turned her life around by looking for the light within her experiences and through loving herself. She eventually found her soul path that at the end led her to a higher level of being and self-love. Terezia's message of hope and self-love shows that those who suffer from depression can go past the pain and hopelessness and can end up recovering from depression. Terezia has come back from the brink to create a new life centered upon helping others overcome depression.
Terezia is now an International Bestselling author, Huffington Post regular contributor, and columnist. Her 'Depression Help' on Beliefnet focuses on mental health. She is involved with CDRIN (Canadian Depression Research and Intervention Network) and created her own fundraiser for the Canadian Mental Health Association. She was invited to attend the Global Crisis of Depression Summit offered by The Economist at Kings Place in London on November 25, 2014.
Terezia Farkas is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at tmfarkas@shaw.ca. 'Heart Of Love Evolution - Surviving Depression' is available at Amazon, FriesenPress, Chapters/Indigo and Coles. More information is available at her website at http://www.tereziafarkas.com.
Terezia Farkas earned her two degrees, B.Sc. Psychology Specialization and B.Ed. at the University of Alberta, Canada. Her poetry and writings have been published in books, Canadian magazines, and newspapers. She is an International Bestselling Author with Heart of Love Evolution, a memoir dealing with depression and how to recover from depression and suicidal thoughts.
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New Name, New Look, New Culture for Australian Karting
February 11, 2014 by David Cole
Just five months into the role of running karting in Australia the Board of the new Australian Karting Association Ltd is beginning to show the shape of the sport in the future.
In releasing the sport's new name – KARTING AUSTRALIA and accompanying new logo, Chief Executive Officer Kelvin O'Reilly says that the Board's vision for the sport was starting to be felt already.
"Our new name and a stunning new logo present a fresh modern look and image for the sport that has produced so many national and international motor racing stars over the decades," said O'Reilly.
"The look is bold, crisp and unmistakably kart racing while proudly displaying the patriotic green and gold of Australia. State versions of the new logo are also available for all affiliated karting associations and we encourage their use.
"It's the start of a fresh beginning for the sport but one that builds upon our motor racing pedigree.
"Our brand will ultimately be judged on the whole of sport experience and as we refine and implement our strategic plan for karting our competitors and officials will start to see a very real difference in the sport that they love.
"This year's National Championships will see drivers on track for 50% more time that last year as a result of a few small changes. Australia already has one of the largest per capita kart racing communities in the world today and we want to further enhance this position."
Complementing the new logo is a fresh new Twitter style slogan #RacingStartsHere
"The Board's vision is for cultural and competition change while further enhancing a customer driven focus. We want to provide more time on the race track and less time in the paddock during events providing more fun and enjoyment for all competitors." said Chairman Mick Doohan.
"The State karting associations that were all represented at the historic first meeting of karting's Executive Commission last weekend were fully supportive of the need to review all aspects of the sport, to make change to the competition structure, and classes and to improve the overall culture and value for money that the sport provides.
"We have started a whole of sport review that we aim to have completed by mid-year with major reforms starting to be felt from 2015 onwards."
The new Board and the promise that it brings for karting has seen a large complement of new and highly skilled motorsport persons offer to play an active role in the administration of the sport. They bring talent and skill sets spread across all operational committees including technical, competition, events and sporting, safety, governance, finance and risk management.
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Tory MP Christopher Chope unleashed fury today as he blocked a proposed law to crack down on female genital mutilation.
The Christchurch MP was branded "appalling" after he used arcane parliamentary procedure to obstruct an amendment to the 1989 Children Act.
The amendment would have allowed courts to issue protection orders over children thought to be at risk of FGM.
But Mr Chope shouted "object" when the title of the bill, which has been backed by the Government, was announced in the Commons - killing it off for the time being.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid added: "Very disappointed by this. FGM is child abuse. I am determined to stamp out this despicable and medieval practice. We will do all we can protect girls at risk."
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said he was "outraged" by the actions of Mr Chope, adding: "His actions are wrong, pure & simple."
Labour Women and Equalities spokesperson Dawn Butler fumed: "It's unacceptable that this dinosaur of a Tory MP consistently gets away with blocking new laws to protect the safety and rights of women. "
Mr Chope has drawn anger in the past for blocking bills proposed by individual MPs including one that would have made taking photos up skirts a criminal offence.
He also blocked a Private Members' Bill that would have pardoned codebreaker Alan Turing after his conviction for homosexuality, and one that would have banned the use of wild animals in circuses.
Mr Chope has argued in the past that such bills do not receive enough scrutiny. But ahead of his lastest move Mr Goldsmith argued that was not the case.
"If today's Bill goes through, we will have Committee Stage, Report Stage and Third Reading – all of which involve scrutiny and debate. If it is blocked, there is no debate," he argued.
And he added: "If he is acting on principle, as he wants people to believe, why does he often allow Bills put forward by his friends to pass through unchallenged?"
Prominent FGM campaigner Nimco Ali said: "Dear Chope, if I could take on the world and FGM, trust me I will take you on as well."
Mr Chope was awarded a knighthood a year ago. Theresa May defended the decision to hand him the gong when pressed by the BBC.
A spokesman for Theresa May denied to comment when approached by PoliticsHome.


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Three newly elected members of the Yosemite Community College District (YCCD) Board of Trustees were sworn into office at its annual organizational meeting on Dec. 14.
Darin Gharat (Area 5), Leslie Beggs (Area 6), and Jon Rodriguez (Area 7) join incumbent Board members, Lynn Martin, PhD (Area 1), Don Viss (Area 2), Abe Rojas (Area 3) who was re-elected and reaffirmed his oath of office, and Anne DeMartini (Area 4).
Also at that meeting, the YCCD Board of Trustees elected DeMartini of Ceres as the new YCCD Board Chair through November 2017. DeMartini has served on the YCCD Board since 2002 representing YCCD Trustee Area 4, which includes the western portion of Stanislaus County, a small eastern portion of Santa Clara County, and northwestern portion of Merced County. DeMartini succeeds outgoing Chair Abe Rojas of Turlock.
The board also elected Gharat of Modesto (representing YCCD Trustee Area 5, which includes a north-central portion of Stanislaus County and a south-central portion of San Joaquin County) to serve as vice chairman.
In other action, the following trustee appointments were made:
• Abe Rojas to serve on the Association of Stanislaus County School Boards and as the voting representative to attend the Stanislaus County annual meeting;
• Dr. Lynn Martin to serve on the Columbia College Foundation Board;
• Don Viss to serve on the Modesto Junior College Foundation Board;
• DeMartini to serve on the Great Valley Museum Foundation Board.
The colleges of the Yosemite Community College District are governed by the board elected to represent the wide geographical and culturally diverse area encompassed by the district. The YCCD covers a 4,500-square-mile area and serves a population of over 625,000. Meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month, generally beginning at 5:30 p.m.
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Atlas Advises Tigerspike on its sale to Concentrix
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SAN FRANCISCO–August 2, 2017–We are pleased to announce Atlas Technology Group's role as exclusive financial advisor to Tigerspike, a global digital products company specializing in mobile strategy, experience (UI/UX) design, development and systems integration, on its acquisition by Concentrix Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX). This represents Atlas Technology Group's 12th announced advisory transaction year-to-date in 2017.
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Concentrix expands digital services with acquisition of Tigerspike
FREMONT, Calif., July 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Concentrix Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX), announced today it has closed its recently announced acquisition of Tigerspike. Tigerspike is a high-value digital products and strategy company founded in 2003. The company has operations in Australia, Singapore, UAE, Japan, USA, Poland, and the UK. Alex Burke, CEO of Tigerspike joins Concentrix' senior executive staff, reporting into Chris Caldwell, President of Concentrix.
This transaction aligns with Concentrix' stated strategy to further invest in digital and enabling technologies to create effortless, personalized customer engagements and improved business intelligence and performance for its clients.
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SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX) is a Fortune 500 corporation and a leading business process services company, providing a comprehensive range of distribution, logistics and integration services for the technology industry and providing outsourced services focused on customer engagement strategy to a broad range of enterprises. SYNNEX distributes a broad range of information technology systems and products, and also provides systems design and integration solutions. Concentrix, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SYNNEX Corporation, offers a portfolio of strategic solutions and end-to-end business services around customer engagement strategy, process optimization, technology innovation, front and back-office automation and business transformation to clients in ten identified industry verticals. Founded in 1980, SYNNEX Corporation operates in numerous countries throughout North and South America, Asia-Pacific and Europe. Additional information about SYNNEX may be found online at www.synnex.com.
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Concentrix, a wholly owned subsidiary of SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX), is a leading business services company. We focus on customer engagement and improving business outcomes for over 450 global clients across many continents. Our 100,000+ staff deliver technology-infused, omni-channel customer experience management, marketing optimization, digital, consulting, analytics and back office solutions in 40+ languages from 125+ delivery centers. We serve automotive; banking and financial services; insurance; healthcare; technology; consumer electronics; media and communications; retail and e-commerce; travel and transportation; and energy and public sector clients. Visit www.concentrix.com or follow @Concentrix on Twitter.
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Tigerspike is a global digital products company specializing in strategy, experience design, development and systems integration. We deliver business value, creating products that are differentiated by the experience, the technology and the data derived from both. Founded in 2003, Tigerspike now employs more than 300 people and has presence in New York, London, Singapore, San Francisco, Dubai, Melbourne, Wroclaw, and Tokyo. To learn more about Tigerspike visit www.Tigerspike.com or follow @Tigerspike on Twitter.
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By Mehak Zahra	 Last updated Mar 6, 2020
After 11 year-long hiatus, Mandy Moore is returning to her roots, music. On this Friday, she will be releasing her seventh music album, 'Silver Landings'. She has collaborated on this album with her husband, Taylor Goldsmith.
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Most of us know Moore for her acting career but she started as a singer
At just the age of 21, Mandy Moore released her debut music album, 'So Real'. Her song, 'I Wanna Be With You', the title song from her second album of the same name, became her first chart-topper in the US. After that, there was no stopping her. She released four more albums, 'Mandy Moore', 'Wild Hope', 'Coverage' and 'Amanda Leigh', one after the other. However, she did not release any new music after 2009 until now.
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Although a singer, it was her acting career which made her a star all over the world
Her acting career began with her role in 'The Princess Diaries'. Based on the novel of the same name, the film was instant hit. However, it was 'A Walk To Remember', with which Mandy Moore stole the hearts of everyone. For her performance in the film, she received several nominations and awards. After that, she starred in multiple films like 'Chasing Liberty', 'Because I Said So', 'License To Wed' and appeared in several episodes of 'Grey's Anatomy'. She became a true queen of rom-com films. In 2010, she voiced the character of Rapunzel in 'Tangled' and won the hearts of Disney lovers all over the world.
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Since 2016, Mandy Moore has ruling TV screens as Rebecca Pearson in 'This Is Us'. For this role, she received a nomination in Golden Globes and won Screen Actors Guild Awards.
We're finally starting to see how these new character's stories are intersecting with some of the Pearsons. Any theories?? #ThisIsUs
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After announcing the release date of Silver Landings, Mandy Moore asked her fans to take part in Q&A on social media
It feels so good to be stepping assuredly into this next chapter of my life as a woman and performer, with an album of songs I couldn't be more thrilled with or ready to share.
Silver Landings
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In a Facebook post, she said:
I'm doing a Facebook Live Q&A! Comment your questions here and tune in on Friday to see if your Q gets an A 💕 I'll be playing a few songs from my new record too! Release day fun!!
While some asked her about 'This Is Us', many wanted to know her favorite song from her albums. Among all these, one question was very interesting and we would definitely want to see Moore's answer.
Hi Mandy, What has been the most difficult obstacle that you have had to endure career wise going from teen to adult? What areas of growth has been the most challenging and rewarding and what's next? Thank you in advance.
While there is still some time before her music album comes out, it will be interesting to see what answers her fans will get.
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Rapper Lil Reese 'injured after being shot in Chicago'
American rapper Lil Reese has reportedly been shot in an incident that took place in Chicago.
According to a local publication in Chicago, three men, including the 28-year-old musician, were shot on Saturday morning while at a parking garage in the neighbourhood of River North.
The news outlet said that a police spokesperson stated that the group of men present were 'all shooting at each other' at the time.
When police turned up at the scene just before 10am, they found three men who had been wounded, including Lil Reese, whose real name is Tavares Taylor.
It is also said that a stolen Dodge Durango was discovered, which had been peppered with bullet holes, CWB Chicago reported.
It's been said that the two other men injured in the incident are a 20-year-old man and a 27-year-old man, with two of the men being treated at Northwestern Memorial Hospital 'in critical condition'.
It is understood that the third man, who is also seriously injured, is at Stroger Hospital. It is unknown what state Lil Reese is in.
Lil Reese's most recent post on his Instagram Story was shared shortly before the shooting was said to have happened.
In November 2019, it was reported that the rapper had been 'critically injured' by a shot to his neck.
According to ABC7Chicago.com, police were called to the scene where they found a car with blood in the driver's seat and on the ground near to the driver's door.
Metro.co.uk has contacted representatives for Lil Reese and the Chicago Police Department for comment.
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Having good friends is an important piece of the lifestyle puzzle. For some of us, our friends are closer to us than our family members, and we share much of our life's up and downs with them.
Not all "friends" are the same, however. Every once in a while you come across an individual who seems benign in the beginning, but eventually reveals himself to be a devil in disguise. (Or just, you know, isn't a great fit for you.) Here are some of the signs that you're keeping bunk company.
Gutter-dwelling gossip was par for the course in high school, but now that you're a real-life adult it shouldn't have any place in your life. "Frenemies" might sound fun in theory — the people on TV are having a great time stabbing each other in the back between air kisses, after all — but it's an immature status to put on your relationships. If you suspect that a friend is tarnishing your good name, confront them. Maybe it's a misunderstanding you both can get past. If it's not a case of miscommunication but rather one of Mean Girl/Boy-itis, accept the situation for what it is and kick Regina George to the curb.
I'm speaking from experience on this one, and it became such a chronic situation with several people when I'd invite them to parties, events, and on dates with no reciprocation that I had to do major friend housekeeping (and a bit of soul-searching) a few years ago to remedy it.
My "Aha!" moment stemmed from an annual holiday party I used to host at my home in Manhattan. I'd invite everyone — friends, colleagues, acquaintances — and we'd have a blast drinking, eating, and laughing all night long. While I didn't mind not hearing much from colleagues and acquaintances frequently (we weren't "friends," so I couldn't expect much), I did expect some level of return friendship from those who I thought were, well, my friends.
Outside of the holiday party, I'd invite them over for game and movie nights, we'd go out to brunch or a movie, and I'd lend a hand when needed. Yet, I was rarely-to-never invited to the things they were doing that they proudly posted all over social media. Of course my feelings were hurt, and the pain evolved into anger. They didn't mind drinking my booze and eating my food and using my free movie coupons, but I wasn't good enough to think about otherwise. Thus, I had to make a conscious decision to cut those people out of my life if only to stop feeling sorry for myself. Yeah, it sucked, but I'm much more content with the quality of people I have in my life now opposed to the quantity I had back then.
Friends not inviting you to do things is a red flag for sure, but friends not being there for you when you need them most is a three-alarm fire that needs to be extinguished immediately.
The rough times are the ones where you'll find out who your true friends are, as they say. If you wanted a particular presence and that person purposefully wasn't around, bury that broken friendship with whatever tragedy you just went through. Time to move on.
It may seem like an innocent oversight when a friend borrows something of yours and "forgets" to return it, but if it's a consistent problem, the issue should be addressed. Same goes for crossed boundaries. Did your friend push too far without so much as an apology? Nip that problem in the bud, too.
Ever had a friend that you started to avoid because every time you're with that person the conversation is so emotionally draining that you wish God would invent a whiskey swimming pool?
Rest assured, we all have one of those. Dr. Ben Michaelis, clinical psychologist and author of the book Your Next Big Thing: 10 Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy, offers advice.
There's an old saying that implies that we're our own worst critics (I know I am) — so why the heck would we want somebody else judging us? Nerp. Turn that harsh bus around, anti-friend.
You think you've made a great new friend, but before you know it she's living in your house, breastfeeding your newborn baby, putting the moves on your husband, framing your handyman, and plotting the murder of your bestie in the greenhouse. Okay, so that's the plot of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, but if you're not careful the same scenario could totally happen to you.
If you suspect that there's an unhealthy jealousy between you and a friend, it's time to back away from that friendship. There's very little you can do to make that person not jealous (notwithstanding the fact that it's totally creeper to be jealous of a friend in the first place, of course), and it could get ugly down the line. You don't want to have to push the weirdo off the roof, do you? Back away from the friendship slowly and say so long.
Alas, Luna offers a more congenial way of handling people with SPD or Selfish Personality Disorder (not a realdisorder, but it is).
I'm gonna be honest and tell you that I sort of wish I lived in a world where Empire and Dallas were real and all the boys wanted to date me. But unless you're bringing the kind of hotness to the table that makes platinum records spin and/or oil derricks explode all over Texas, save the drama for your mama. Personally, I've never had any patience for premature Emmy Award winners with no TV credits whose hashtags are always "epic" because they're having the WORST. DAY. EVER. Do yourself a favor and exit stage left if you've got a Monday morning thespian bringing you down.
One the best things about being a self-sufficient adult in my 30s is that I don't have to lie to any of my friends (or anyone else, for that matter). I'm not responsible for anyone, I'm not accountable to anyone, and I generally live my life as a grown-up dude who doesn't care what anybody thinks about what I say or do — because I alone pay my bills. In summary, I won't blow smoke up your bum, because it's absolutely unnecessary.
It's also unnecessary for you to accept lies from your friends. It's a juvenile practice common among kids (hopefully that will put things into perspective), or those who have something to hide. While I don't expect that you're hanging out with nine-year-olds, if you happen to have somebody in your life who's lying to you, I suggest getting to the root of the problem right away. Perhaps there's a good reason (embarrassment is an acceptable reason for someone to lie in my book; I can at least understand that point of view) for which you can forgive them. Just don't let your guard down completely and forgive willy-nilly.
There are two reasons I've identified that compel people to hang out with me other than just being friends. The first is that I work in media, so I'm often invited to cool events and receive neat products to try; people like that. I also have a house on the Jersey Shore, very close to the beach, and people like that, too. I don't mind sharing these perks of my life with them — I like seeing my friends smile — but I also don't let either of those reasons define our friendship.
If I get even an inkling that I'm being used, that person is shown the door, sometimes quite literally.


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Hamdy Fathy Abdelhalim Abdelfattah (ar. حمدي فتحي عبد الحليم; ur. 29 września 1994 w Damahurze) – egipski piłkarz grający na pozycji środkowego pomocnika. Od 2019 jest zawodnikiem klubu Al-Ahly Kair.

Kariera klubowa
Swoją piłkarską karierę Fathy rozpoczął w 2005 roku w klubie Ala'ab Damanhour SC. W sezonie 2013/2014 zadebiutował w jego barwach w drugiej lidze egipskiej. W sezonie 2013/2014 awansował z nim do pierwszej ligi. W 2015 roku odszedł do ENPPI Club. W sezonie 2016/2017 był z niego wypożyczony do Petrojet FC.

Na początku 2019 roku Fathy przeszedł do Al-Ahly Kair. Swój debiut w nim zanotował 8 lutego 2019 w wygranym 1:0 domowym meczu z Haras El-Hodood. Wraz z Al-Ahly wywalczył dwa mistrzostwa Egiptu w sezonach 2018/2019 i 2019/2020, wicemistrzostwo w sezonie 2020/2021 i zdobył Puchar Egiptu w sezonie 2019/2020. Dwukrotnie wygrał też Ligę Mistrzów w sezonie 2019/2020 i 2020/2021. W maju 2021 zdobył Superpuchar Afryki za sezon 2019/2020, a w grudniu 2021 sięgnął znów po to trofeum, tym razem za sezon 2020/2021.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Egiptu Fathy zadebiutował 14 października 2019 w wygranym 1:0 towarzyskim meczu z Botswaną, rozegranym w Aleksandrii. W 2022 roku został powołany do kadry na Puchar Narodów Afryki 2021. Na tym turnieju rozegrał sześć meczów: grupowe z Nigerią (0:1), z Gwineą Bissau (1:0) i z Sudanem (1:0), w 1/8 finału z Wybrzeżem Kości Słoniowej (0:0, k. 5:4), półfinałowy z Kamerunem (0:0, k. 3:1) i finałowy z Senegalem (0:0, k. 2:4).

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Award-winning Scholar Rachel Stern Sheds Light on China's Evolving Legal System
Rachel Stern (center) is unearthing new information about how judicial transparency is changing China's practice of law.
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By Andrew Cohen
Every time Rachel Stern is in China, from her first job after college at an environmental think tank to her most recent trip, "it feels like I'm in the center of the universe. The rise of China is the political story of our lifetime, with huge ripple effects in the United States and across the world."
That ascension is powerful fuel for a fast-rising scholar whose research has vaulted her to the forefront of studying China's legal system. Her latest honor: a Hellman Award, which supports the research of promising UC Berkeley junior faculty "who show capacity for great distinction." An assistant professor of law and political science, Stern received funding to illuminate how judicial transparency in China is changing that nation's practice of law.
On January 1, 2014, China initiated a major policy change. Its legal decisions—previously available only to the lawyers and parties involved—now must all be published online. Stern, along with Columbia Law School Professor Benjamin Liebman and UC San Diego Political Science Professor Margaret Roberts, have since immersed themselves in the herculean challenge of analyzing reams of legal decisions.
Liebman, who directs Columbia's Center for Chinese Legal Studies, said, "Rachel's work has been critically important in illuminating how law works, and sometimes does not work, in everyday practice. She has a deep understanding of what goes on at the local level. She's also at the forefront in combining qualitative on-the-ground research with the emerging field of big data and law in China."
Stern presents her findings at a recent conference on big data in Nanjing, China.
Not long ago, Stern focused on unearthing elusive judicial opinions to find possible trends. Now, the Supreme People's Court website boasts of hosting the largest collection of public cases in the world.
"The traditional view of Chinese court rulings is that they're not interesting, too short, and all that matters in the case occurred behind the scenes without being written down," Stern said. "I'd written an article based on 50 court decisions showing how judges were thinking about the law. At the time, it felt like a coup to get access to that many, and now we're trying to analyze 29 million."
Big task, big data
Stern, Liebman, and Roberts use sophisticated programs to organize and make sense of Chinese judicial trends. One is called "topic modeling," in which an algorithm analyzes words often seen together within the text. It helps identify subjects that surface frequently in various areas of law.
"There's no substitute for actually reading the cases, but when you have a corpus so vast you need tools like this to parse the text and organize cases for analysis," Stern said. "This is a massive undertaking, and a very exciting one. We don't know what everyday law looks like in the world's largest country, but soon we will."
Some major findings have already emerged. Intent on efficiency—China's courts clear their dockets every year, in stark contrast to the U.S. and most other western countries—China has begun implementing automated software to help produce case decisions. As the courts become busier, caused in part by judges increasingly leaving their positions for higher-paying jobs in private practice, reliance on automation will likely increase.
Stern said this also reflects a broader push for transparency under Chinese President Xi Jinping's administration. "It's a way to push back against corruption in the court system because judges now know their decisions will appear online," she explained. "The courts themselves like this automated software because they're busy and overworked, and it allows individual judges to avoid taking responsibility for difficult cases."
For Liebman, who believes "it's vitally important to understand the role of law—and of lawyers—in the Chinese system," Stern is a key figure in achieving that insight. "Rachel is a leading scholar when it comes to bringing to light unknown trends in Chinese law, and at explaining why they matter to lawyers and scholars everywhere," he said.
Seeking to understand the origins and consequences of China's sudden public embrace of judicial transparency, Stern also studies how that functions in an authoritarian regime. Her research team is beginning to interview scholars, judges, lawyers, and employees at companies that market legal information to shed light on the politics driving this dramatic policy shift.
While algorithms and automated judging have sparked notable concern in the United States, Stern sees the opposite happening in China.
Stern discusses her research during a Chinese television interview.
"There's a general tech-optimism in China that contrasts sharply with the U.S., where we're more ambivalent about technology's impact," she said. "It also points to the history and political culture of each country. In the U.S., we have real concerns about how algorithms fail to account for racial bias in our justice system. That history and political conversation about race is not evident in China."
In researching how this new transparency changes the way judges and lawyers do their jobs, Stern sees a steady development of "soft precedent." Although China's civil law system does not formally invoke case precedent, lawyers are increasingly searching online for winning arguments from cases similar to their own.
"The emergence of soft precedent is in no way binding," she said. "But in a court system where judges are busy and overworked, you see how it could take off."
With surging globalization, understanding Chinese legal processes is vital for American lawyers—especially as they tackle cases that are increasingly transnational. Stern was recently asked to work on a case in which a party wanted to use the U.S. discovery process to force a Chinese company to release documents. Under U.S. law, such content would be protected under attorney-client privilege.
"We think our way of doing things is normal and inevitable, but the American system is an outlier in many ways," Stern said. "In other civil law systems, people think it's insane that we have juries—filled with people who know nothing about law—making key decisions. Another example is how difficult it is to alter the Constitution. Worldwide, the average constitution lasts about 20 years."
A non-resident senior fellow at The Brookings Institution, Stern authored the book Environmental Litigation in China: A Study in Political Ambivalence in 2013. She has also written numerous papers and articles on pivotal legal issues in China, including the country's bar exam, how international law firms approach its legal market, and the political logic behind its environmental courts.
Despite the enormity of her current endeavor, Stern remains unbowed in her effort to find meaningful research treasures—and to keep up with China's dizzying pace.
"If you live in Berkeley and go away for six months, when you come back you don't notice much change," she said. "If you live in Beijing and do the same thing, it feels like six years have passed. You see huge public works projects that didn't exist, stores that have opened and closed since you left, and all kinds of other changes. Law provides a lens to see what's driving these changes, and now it leaves a huge paper trail—an amazing window into things that might otherwise be hard to see."
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Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods Poster Advocates For Social Justice
Spike Lee's new war show Da 5 Bloods, which will discharge on Netflix on June 12, has another banner out that advocates for social equity.
Spike Lee's up and coming Netflix film Da 5 Bloods has another banner that advocates for social equity. On June 12, Spike Lee's new war dramatization Da 5 Bloods hits Netflix. The film recounts to the account of four African American Vietnam War veterans coming back to the wilderness to discover the remaining parts of their crew head Norman (Chadwick Boseman), and to conceivably locate the gold that he helped them cover. As of late, the film discharged a banner matching with Memorial Day, and following the ongoing flood in Black Lives Matter fights, Da 5 Bloods' new banner has an applicable and ground-breaking message.
On Twitter, Lee tweeted another banner of Da 5 Bloods, which essentially has a clench hand being raised, with an officer's cap set on the clench hand, with the words "Our battle isn't in Vietnam!!!" above it. Featuring not just the current progressing battle for social equity yet as it were, likewise how the film reveals insight into dark officers battling in Vietnam while individuals like Martin Luther King were being killed in America. Close by the banner, Lee states: "Presently Our Fight Is For Social Justice Plus Too Many Issues To List At This Moment In Time And Space." Check out the banner beneath:
Thinking about the social discourse in Lee's past movies, just as his up and coming Da 5 Bloods, this new banner isn't a shock, and it bodes well. Lee has not stayed quiet during these dull occasions, as he discharged a "nerve racking" video indicating how significant his 1989 film Do The Right Thing remains. At the point when a set photograph of Da 5 Bloods was discharged not long ago, Lee clarified how the historical backdrop of dark men battling for America propelled him to make Da 5 Bloods, and this comes through in the film's trailer when Boseman's character says: "We've been passing on for this nation from the very get." It's amazingly fitting that Lee's Da 5 Bloods will be discharging at a time this way, as it could fill in as a history exercise for a few, and a proceeded with method of battling for social equity through film, as is clear by the new banner.
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Confirmed! UFO Caught SPEEDING Toward Australia From Sea! 5/17/16 Video, UFO Sighting News.
This guy was watching a flight tracking radar using a cell phone app and caught a UFO shooting across the ocean in a straight line and 100X times the normal speed. This is a great report by SecurityTeam10 of Youtube.
This UFO may not be alien at all. This could be a secret project that is headed by Bigelow Aerospace. Thats an area of the govt that is paid to make things like the TR3B, the Aurora Project, the Needles California blue UFO that crashed that was recovered by Janet planes and scientists...you know where I going with this. Its ours...probably. Email or Tweet to Bigelow Aerospace and ask.


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Shelter Me: Paw It 4ward Foundation
CHERRY HILL, N.J. (WPVI) -- The Paw It 4ward Foundation is celebrating its fourth year saving lives.
"I wanted to come up with something different, and an organization that really helps everyone, not just one group," said Founder and President Azita Kay told 6abc.
Paw It 4ward got its start when Kay saw there was a need for medical funding in local rescue.
"Money is always an issue," she explained. "The whole concept of Paw It 4ward is to give back."
Since its founding in 2013, Paw It 4ward has donated nearly $45,000 to cover the costs of medical care at local rescues.
And they've added their own rescue component, specifically for the bully breed.
"I look at it as... dogs that need help right now," said Kay. "I tomorrow you told me there's only poodles in the shelter that need help, then we would be a poodle rescue."
Paw It 4ward is showcasing several dogs for adoption.
Gingerbread Cookie, also known as Ginger, is "just absolutely gorgeous and a great dog and just looking for her home," said Kay.
Tessa was pulled from the Animal Care and Control Team (ACCT) of Philadelphia with Ringworm. Now she's all cleared up and ready for her forever home.
"She's just a lovely, very affectionate dog," Kay told us.
Ivy is deaf. Her foster mom, Jennifer Whipkey, uses hand signals to communicate with her.
"She is crate-trained, house-trained, walks great on a leash," Whipkey adds.
London would prefer an active home. "Likes to run and to play," said Kay.
And Lucas, a 2- or 3-year-old Mastiff-Pit mix, was found abandoned after being hit by a car. He had a fractured jaw, but is now fully healed and is ready for a forever home.
If you're interested in any of the animals described here, you can visit the Paw It 4ward Foundation website.
And, if you'd like us to share your shelter success stories, post a picture to the FYI Philly Facebook page using the hashtag 6abc shelter me and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you.
We'll be featuring your stories on upcoming Shelter Me segments.
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A tribute to Warriors legend Manute Bol, in seven photos
Peter Hartlaub March 5, 2020 Updated: March 5, 2020 4:07 p.m.
New Warrior Manute Bol poses next to Cable Car. He stands 7 foot 7 and would be an expert shot blocker. June 26, 1988 Photo ran 06/27/1988, p. D1
Photo: Deanne Fitzmaurice / San Francisco Chronicle
If there's a negative to the Bay Area professional basketball success over the past decade, it's that our children don't know what it's like to suffer as fans.
Sure, the Golden State Warriors have one of the league's worst records, but it's a temporary feeling, as if the real team took off to Europe for a gap year between A+ magna cum laude turns in undergrad and med school. On their way to three championships, the Warriors soared above the Bay Area. And before anyone forgets how that felt, they will likely soar again.
That feeling of sports invincibility makes it especially difficult to describe the special vibe in the Bay Area when 7-foot-7 Manute Bol came to town. He still holds a Warriors record for blocks-per-minute on the court. And he holds the record for joy-per-minute, too.
The Bol acquisition on June 8, 1988, was greatly overshadowed by the San Francisco Giants, who that same day traded fan favorite Jeffrey Leonard to the Milwaukee Brewers. Bol was traded from the Washington Bullets for Warriors center Dave Feitl, and a boxful of height jokes.
In addition to Bol, the Warriors already had 7-foot-4 Ralph Sampson on the roster.
"If 7-foot-4 Rik Smits is available in the draft, I'll take him too," coach Don Nelson said. "I always wanted a 7-4 small forward."
June 28, 1988: Golden State Warriors president Dan Finance introduces new center Manute Bol.
Photo: Michael Maloney / The Chronicle 1988
But as the Dinka tribesman from Sudan flew to San Francisco, there were signs this relationship might be special, beyond the short-term high of a pun-filled sports column. He consented to meet a Chronicle reporter at the Powell Street cable car turnaround in San Francisco, joking with fans who approached him wide-eyed.
"You are Manute Bol aren't you?" a woman said, fumbling through her purse for a pen.
"No," he replied in broken English, signing the autograph. "I'm his uncle."
Oct. 7, 1988: Manute Bol sits down for a photo during Warriors media day at the College of Alameda.
Bol would have had good reasons to keep his head down in crowds. He struggled with English. He hadn't seen his sister for years because of the unrest in Sudan. He had only played basketball for six years total and was still working to understand the game.
But from the beginning, he met every fan more than halfway. He found a coach, in Nelson, who understood entertainment and the benefit of keeping things interesting for players and fans. Pretty soon the center was jacking up 3-pointers, hitting 10 of his first 38.
I was still a teen when this was happening, and I remember watching Bol begin as a sideshow and quickly feel like one of us. The Bay Area has a history of welcoming outcasts, embracing innovators and cherishing its comedians. Bol was all three.
Better yet, he was a reminder, during difficult times for the team and fans, that the sport was more than the pursuit of a championship. Win or lose, the Warriors fanbase was a good community. And Manute Bol, our quirky new friend from the most faraway of places, fit in perfectly.
Jan. 9, 1989: Warriors center Manute Bol scores two points in a game against the Phoenix Suns.
Photo: John O'Hara / The Chronicle
"Bol is 26 years old, but his eyes never grew up," Examiner columnist Joan Ryan wrote in a March 12, 1989, column that perfectly captured the special relationship that developed between Bol and his fans. "There are no filters between them and his heart. They give away everything."
In the same column, Art Twain of Oakland described Bol as if he had been thinking about the man his whole life.
"What's so endearing about him is that he can't hold anything inside. You know he's enjoying you rooting for him. There's something in his presence that gives it away. He's probably the type who at Christmas time can't help smiling at everybody knowing what they're getting."
Golden State Warriors' Chris Mullin, left, and Manute Bol pose near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Oct. 17, 1994. (AP Photo/Michel Lipchitz)
Photo: Michel Lipchitz / AP
More than 30 years later, that smile is preserved in the "Manute Bol" archive file at The San Francisco Chronicle. His game face on the court was, if anything, more intense than his teammates. Bol never thought the 3-pointers were a joke.
But off the court he continued to display the same look he had at the cable car. For routine events, such as a media photo, Bol had a look on his face that was beaming and a little bit playful. His default was spontaneity and fun. Columnist Ryan covered one moment when Bol walked away from a practice carrying his size 15½ high-tops. Minutes later, a young fan came screaming across the parking lot, yelling, "Manute Bol! Manute Bol gave me his shoes!"
March 21, 1989: Warriors center Manute Bol blocks a shot by Jerome Kersey in a game against the Portland Trailblazers
"Ask anyone at the Warriors about Bol and they brighten," Ryan wrote. "Everyone mentions his sense of humor, but (they) are hard-pressed to produce examples. The humor, they say, is a look, an inflection, a 'you had to be there' situation."
The last years of Bol's life were difficult, filled with health problems as he cemented his reputation as a good-hearted man who pursued humanitarian work. Before he died in 2010, he donated much of the $6 million he earned in the NBA to peace efforts in Sudan, and raised more money for better schools in the country.
Sept. 5, 1990: Former Warriors center Manute Bol returns to a practice after he was traded, and trades jokes with coach Don Nelson.
He left the Bay Area a long time before that but made it clear, in his actions and deeds, that he loved it here. Bol was traded in the off-season in 1990. Several days after getting sent to the Philadelphia 76ers, Bol showed up for a practice in the Oakland arena, sitting with coach Don Nelson and rooting on his former teammates.
It should have been an awkward meeting, but looking at the negatives one by one tells a different story. First Bol is laughing in a few frames, then Nelson is doubled over, and Bol seems to be laughing at Nelson's laughter. In a few they're just sitting, enjoying the moment.
And like every Manute Bol photo in the Chronicle archive, his smile lights up the arena.


What if Gordon Ramsay went nuts on "Masterchef Junior" kids?
What would happen if Gordon Ramsay treated the contestants on "Masterchef Junior" like contestants on "Hell's Kitchen"?
Someone just put the two into a blender and, well, the results are quite magnificent. NSFW on account of the crazy bad language.


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80's Reboot Overdrive (TV & Film)
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Gamma Cast S5E6
Charlie and Rose talk about the 6th episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled A Minor Problem, original air date: May 12, 1982.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 6th episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Slaves, original air date: May 5, 1982.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 5th episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Triangle, original air date: November 13, 1981.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 4th episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Sanctuary, original air date: November 6, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 3rd episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Veteran, original air date: October 16, 1981.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 2nd episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Two Godmothers, original air date: October 9, 1981.
Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1989
Dave talks about the cartoons you were watching in the year 1989 and rambles about this being his last solo show for 80's Reboot Overdrive podcast. Stay tuned for their finale trio episode featuring Dave, Rose, and Scott.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 1st episode of the 5th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Phenom, original air date: October 2, 1981.
Dave talks about the cartoons you were watching in the year 1988 and rambles about a bunch of stuff on his mind.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 18th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Patterns, original air date: May 22, 1981.
Dave talks about the cartoons he was watching in the year 1987 and rambles about a bunch of stuff on his mind.
Fri, 8 September 2017
Charlie and Rose talk about the 17th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Danny, original air date: May 15, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 16th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Half Nelson, original air date: April 17, 1981.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 14th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Interview with the Hulk, original air date: April 3, 1981.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 14th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Harder They Fall, original air date: March 27, 1981.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 13th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The First: Part 2, original air date: March 13, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 12th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The First: Part 1, original air date: March 6, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 11th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled East Winds, original air date: February 20, 1981.
Back to the Future with Kevin Long
Dave talks with Kevin (The Kevin Long Show) about the Back To The Future movie trilogy.
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Dave talks about the cartoons he was watching in the year 1980 and brings the listeners up to date on his thoughts of losing track of what is relevant to the youth of today and the new project.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 10th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Wax Museum, original air date: February 13, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 9th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled King of the Beach, original air date: February 6, 1981.
Thu, 1 June 2017
Charlie and Rose talk about the 8th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Goodbye Eddie Cain, original air date: January 23, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 7th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Fast Lane, original air date: January 16, 1981.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 5th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Deep Shock, original air date: December 12, 1980
80's Icon Tom Hanks
Dave, Rose, and Scott talk about the awesome 80's filmography of Tom Hanks. Bachelor Party, Turner and Hooch, The Burbs, The Money Pit, Big, and Dragnet so many great movies discussed on this one. Or do you prefer we talk about the great 80's sitcom Bosom Buddies?
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Sat, 29 April 2017
Charlie and Rose talk about the 4th episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Dark Side, original air date: December 5, 1980.
Wed, 26 April 2017
Charlie and Rose talk about the 3rd episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Free Fall, original air date: November 21, 1980.
Gamma Cast S4E1 Part 2
Charlie and Rose talk about the 2nd part of the 1st episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Prometheus, original air date: November 14, 1980.
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Brat Pack America with Kevin Smokler
Dave and Scott talk with author Kevin Smokler about his book Brat Pack America - A Love Letter to '80s Teen Movies.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 1st episode of the 4th season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Prometheus, original air date: November 7, 1980.
Gammacast S3 E23
Charlie and Rose talk about the 23rd episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled On the Line, original air date: April 4, 1980.
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Villains of March
Scott and Rose join the collaboration with the 80s League with the topic of Villains of the 80's! Another fun topic to explore with all the other 80s blogs and podcasts!
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 22nd episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Nine Hours, original air date: April 4, 1980.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 21st episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Equinox, original air date: March 21, 1980.
80's Icon Anthony Edwards
Dave, Rose, and Scott talk about the fantastic 80's filmography of Anthony Edwards. Was Goose or Gilbert your favorite role of his?
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 20th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Deathmask Place, original air date: March 14, 1980.
80's Icon Eddie Murphy
Dave, Rose, and Scott talk about the wonderful 80's filmography of the great Eddie Murphy. What was your favorite Beverly Hills Cop scene?
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 19th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled A Rock and a Hard Place, original air date: February 29, 1980.
80's Fantasy and Science Fiction Films with Nerdarchy
Dave and Tim talk with the guys at Nerdarchy about their favorite 1980's Fantasy and Science Fiction films.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 17th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Lottery, original air date: February 15, 1980.
80's Disney Movies (Part 2)
Dave, Rose, Scott, and Lisa (Rose's Daughter) talk about their top 3 1980's Disney movies. This is part 2 of 2 of a very fun two hour conversation.
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Wed, 8 February 2017
Charlie and Mozz talk about the 16th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Falling Angels, original air date: February 8, 1980.
80's Interview The Shermer's Club's David Blanchard
Dave, Rose, and Scott talk with event coordinator David Blanchard about the awesome sequel to Chicago's Ferris Fest being the upcoming 4 day Chicago event honoring the films of John Hughes, The Shermer Club (http://www.theshermerclub.com/) will be on June 22-25, 2017.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 15th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Long Run Home, original air date: January 25, 1980.
80's Icon Sylvester Stallone
Dave, Scott, and Rose start a game called Who's That 80's Icon, in which 2 of them start the show not knowing who they will be talking about. In our 2nd of the series Scott brings three icons to the table and the co-hosts vote to talk
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 14th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Sideshow, original air date: January 25, 1980.
80's Icon Phoebe Cates
Dave, Scott, and Rose start a game called Who's That 80's Icon, in which 2 of them start the show not knowing who they will be talking about. In our first of the series Dave brings three icons to the table and the co-hosts vote to talk about the awesome 80's filmography of Phoebe Cates.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 13th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Proof Positive, original air date: January 11, 1980.
Charlie and Mozz talk about the 12th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Broken Image, original air date: January 4, 1980.
80's Movie Review - The Forbidden Zone
Dave and Rose provide their review on Scott's guilty pleasure choice The Forbidden Zone (1980) movie.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 11th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Captive Night, original air date: December 21, 1979.
Tue, 3 January 2017
80's Interview Kelli Maroney
Dave, Scott, and Rose talk with actress Kelli Maroney. The team talk about her work on the soap opera Ryan's Hope and her guest appearance on the Family Feud. They also talk about her work on Fast Times at Ridgemont High and the iconic cult classic Night of the Comet.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 10th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Babalao, original air date: December 14, 1979.
80's Icon Winona Ryder
Dave and Rose talk about the wonderful 80's filmography of Winona Ryder and also share their thoughts on some of the films in her later career, including her awesome work in the hit Netflix show Stranger Things.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 9th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Snare, original air date: December 7, 1979.
80's Memories with Jerry
Dave and Rose chat with an active contributor to the 80s Toons public Facebook group. They chat about the good and the bad cartoons of the 1980s and music.
Direct download: 80s_Memories_with_Jerry.mp3
Charlie and Mozz talk about the 8th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Homecoming, original air date: November 30, 1979.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 7th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Behind The Wheel, original air date: November 9, 1979.
Charlie and Mozz talk about the 6th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Jake, original air date: November 2, 1979.
80's Icon Jami Gertz
Dave, Scott, and Rose talk about the filmography of the wonderful 80's actress Jami Gertz. From Square Pegs, Lost Boys, Crossroads, Mischief, Solar Babies, and Less Than Zero we got you covered on this one.
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Charlie and Rose talk about the 5th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled My Favorite Magician, original air date: October 26, 1979.
80's Icon John Candy
Scott, Dave, and Rose talk about the wonderful movies of John Candy in the 1980's. Happy Thanksgiving from the 80's Reboot Overdrive team!
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 4th episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Slam, original air date: October 19, 1979.
Charlie and Rose talk about the 3rd episode of the 3rd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Brain Child, original air date: October 5, 1979.
80's Icon Jerry O'Connell
Dave and Scott continue talking about the iconic cast of the hit movie Stand By Me. The duo chat about Jerry O'Connell and the wonderful character of Vern that he brought to life.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 2nd episode of the 3nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Blind Rage, original air date: September 28, 1979.
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Jessie and Matt talk about the final two episodes of third season of AMC's Halt and Catch Fire TV show.
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Charlie and Mozz talk about the 1st episode of the 3nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Metamorphosis, original air date: September 21, 1979.
80's Bad Guys
Dave, Scott, and Rose pick their top three 80's bad guys and talk about why they love to hate them.
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 22nd episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Vendetta Road, original air date: May 25, 1979.
80's Icon Rick Moranis
Dave, Scott, and Rose dedicate this episode to listener and Kickstarter donator Frederick and talk about the 80's filmography of Rick Moranis. The trio talk about SCTV, Strange Brew, Streets of Fire, Ghostbusters, Spaceballs, Parenthood, and Little Shop of Horrors.
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 21st episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Quiet Room, original air date: May 11, 1979.
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Jess, Matt, and Dave talk about the 7th and 8th episodes of season 3 of Halt and Catch Fire. Are you #TeamDonna or #TeamCameron?
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80's Guilty Pleasure Movies
Dave, Scott, and Rose talk about their 80's guilty pleasure movies. These are movies that my not be well known or movies that are not popular that our co-hosts are not ashamed to admit that they like.
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 20th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Confession, original air date: May 4, 1979.
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80s's Icon Wil Wheaton
Dave and Scott kick off an 80's icon series talking about the stars of the hit movie Stand By Me. The duo talk about Wil Wheaton's movie and TV career in the 1980s.
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Matt and Jesse continue to discuss the 3rd season of Halt & Catch Fire while missing the former cohost Dave a great deal. In this episode they discuss the 5th and 6th episodes. Donna and Cameron are not getting along, Gordon and Cameron are playing a great deal of Super Mario Brothers and Jesse wants to know why Bos is not putting his full Texas charm on Diane!
Charlie and Phil talk about the 19th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Kindred Spirits, original air date: April 6, 1979.
80's Icon Michelle Meyrink
Dave and Scott wrap up The Outsiders 80's icon series with a bonus episode on Michelle Meyrink. The duo talk about her roles in Valley Girl, The Outsiders, Revenge of the Nerds, and Real Genius.
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Special Veteran's Discussion (80's Icon Tom Cruise Post Discussion)
Dave, Scott, and Rose wrap up their discussion from Tom Cruise movies on deeper themes that started with discussion on military movies such as Born on the Fourth of July. The trio tackle deeper questions such as "based on current situations in America would you still serve?" and they chat about deep topic themed movies of the 80s.
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 18th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled No Escape, original air date: March 30, 1979.
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 17th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Disciple, original air date: March 16, 1979.
80's Icon Tom Cruise
Dave, Rose, and Scott talk about the filmography of Tom Cruise in the 1980s. They talk about Taps, The Outsider, Losin' It, Legend, Top Gun, The Color of Money, Cocktail, Rain Man, and Born on the Fourth of July. This is just the first part of a longer conversation, stay tuned to the podcast for part two in the future.
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Charlie, Phil, and Dave talk about the 16th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled Mystery Man Part 2, original air date: March 9, 1979.
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Rose, Scott, and Dave talk about the filmography of Matt Dillon in the 1980's. Little Darlings, My Bodyguard, Tex, The Outsiders, Rumble Fish, The Flamingo Kid, and Kansas are all discussed. Shout out also to The Great American Fourth Of July and Other Disasters (1982)
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Charlie and Phil talk about the 14th episode of the 2nd season of The Incredible Hulk TV show, titled The Haunted, original air date: February 7, 1979.
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Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu Is Leading US President Trump to War with Iran
October 31, 2017 by mosesman
by Prof. James Petras, https://www.globalresearch.ca/
Can Generals James Mattis (US Secretary of Defense) and John Hyten (Head of US Strategic Command) Prevent a Disaster?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Presidents of the 52 Major Jewish American Organizations are leading President Trump, like a puppy on a leash, into a major war with Iran. The hysterical '52 Presidents' and 'Bibi' Netanyahu are busy manufacturing Holocaust-level predictions that a non-nuclear Iran is preparing to 'vaporize' Israel, , The buffoonish US President Trump has swallowed this fantasy wholesale and is pushing our nation toward war for the sake of Israel and its US-based supporters and agents. We will cite ten recent examples of Israeli-authored policies, implemented by Trump in his march to war (there are scores of others).
1. After many years, Israel and 'the 52 President' finally made the US withdraw from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) because of its detailed documentation of Israeli crimes against Palestinian people. Trump complied with their demands.
2. Tel Aviv demanded a Zionist fanatic and backer of the illegal Jewish settler occupation of Palestinian lands, the bankruptcy lawyer David Friedman, be appointed US Ambassador to Israel. Trump complied, despite the ambassador's overt conflict of interest.
3. Israel launched waves of savage bombings against Syrian government troops and facilities engaged in a war against ISIS-mercenary terrorists. Israel, which had backed the terrorists in its ambition to break-up of the secular Syrian state, demanded US support. Trump complied, and sent more US arms to the anti-government terrorists.
4. Israel denounced the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal Framework and Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, signed by 6 major states and UN Security Council Members, (US, France, UK, Germany, China and Russia). A furious Netanyahu demanded that President Trump follow Tel Aviv and abrogate the multiparty agreement signed by his predecessor, Barack Obama. Trump complied and the US is at risk of openly violating its international agreement.
Trump parrots Netanyahu's falsehoods to the letter: He raves that Iran, while technically in compliance, has violated 'the spirit of the agreement' without citing a single instance of actual violation. The 5 other signers of the 'Framework', the US military and the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency have repeatedly certified Iran's strict compliance with the accord. Trump rejects the evidence of countless experts among US allies and 'his own generals' while embracing the hysterical lies from Israel and the '52'. Who would have thought the 'hard-nosed' businessman Trump would be so 'spiritual' when it came to honoring and breaking treaties and agreements!
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Former CIA Officer Philip Giraldi: 'American Jews Drive America's Wars'
by Philip Giraldi, The Unz Review via https://www.sott.net/
Shouldn't they recuse themselves when dealing with the Middle East?
I spoke recently at a conference on America's war party where afterwards an elderly gentleman came up to me and asked, "Why doesn't anyone ever speak honestly about the six-hundred-pound gorilla in the room? Nobody has mentioned Israel in this conference and we all know it's American Jews with all their money and power who are supporting every war in the Middle East for Netanyahu? Shouldn't we start calling them out and not letting them get away with it?"
It was a question combined with a comment that I have heard many times before and my answer is always the same: any organization that aspires to be heard on foreign policy knows that to touch the live wire of Israel and American Jews guarantees a quick trip to obscurity. Jewish groups and deep pocket individual donors not only control the politicians, they own and run the media and entertainment industries, meaning that no one will hear about or from the offending party ever again. They are particularly sensitive on the issue of so-called "dual loyalty," particularly as the expression itself is a bit of a sham since it is pretty clear that some of them only have real loyalty to Israel.
Most recently, some pundits, including myself, have been warning of an impending war with Iran. To be sure, the urging to strike Iran comes from many quarters, to include generals in the Administration who always think first in terms of settling problems through force, from a Saudi government obsessed with fear over Iranian hegemony, and, of course, from Israel itself. But what makes the war engine run is provided by American Jews who have taken upon themselves the onerous task of starting a war with a country that does not conceivably threaten the United States. They have been very successful at faking the Iranian threat, so much so that nearly all Republican and most Democratic congressmen as well as much of the media seem to be convinced that Iran needs to be dealt with firmly, most definitely by using the U.S. military, and the sooner the better.
And while they are doing it, the issue that nearly all the Iran haters are Jewish has somehow fallen out of sight, as if it does not matter. But it should matter. A recent article in the New Yorker on stopping the impending war with Iran strangely suggests that the current generation "Iran hawks" might be a force of moderation regarding policy options given the lessons learned from Iraq. The article cites as hardliners on Iran David Frum, Max Boot, Bill Kristol and Bret Stephens.
Daniel Larison over at The American Conservative has a good review of the New Yorker piece entitled "Yes, Iran Hawks Want Conflict with Iran," which identifies the four above cited hawks by name before describing them as "…a Who's Who of consistently lousy foreign policy thinking. If they have been right about any major foreign policy issue in the last twenty years, it would be news to the entire world. Every single one of them hates the nuclear deal with Iran with a passion, and they have argued in favor of military action against Iran at one point or another. There is zero evidence that any of them would oppose attacking Iran."
And I would add a few more names, Mark Dubowitz, Michael Ledeen and Reuel Marc Gerecht of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies; Daniel Pipes of the Middle East Forum; John Podhoretz of Commentary magazine; Elliot Abrams of the Council on Foreign Relations; Meyrav Wurmser of the Middle East Media Research Institute; Kimberly Kagan of the Institute for the Study of War; and Frederick Kagan, Danielle Pletka and David Wurmser of the American Enterprise Institute. And you can also throw into the hopper entire organizations like The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP) and the Hudson Institute. And yep, they're all Jewish, plus most of them would self-describe as neo-conservatives. And I might add that only one of the named individuals has ever served in any branch of the American military – David Wurmser was once in the Navy reserve. These individuals largely constitute a cabal of sanctimonious chairborne warriors who prefer to do the heavy thinking while they let others do the fighting and dying.
So it is safe to say that much of the agitation to do something about Iran comes from Israel and from American Jews. Indeed, I would opine that most of the fury from Congress re Iran comes from the same source, with AIPAC showering our Solons on the Potomac with "fact sheets" explaining how Iran is worthy of annihilation because it has pledged to "destroy Israel," which is both a lie and an impossibility as Tehran does not have the resources to carry out such a task. The AIPAC lies are then picked up and replayed by an obliging media, where nearly every "expert" who speaks about the Middle East on television and radio or who is interviewed for newspaper stories is Jewish.
One might also add that neocons as a group were founded by Jews and are largely Jewish, hence their universal attachment to the state of Israel. They first rose into prominence when they obtained a number of national security positions during the Reagan Administration and their ascendancy was completed when they staffed senior positions in the Pentagon and White House under George W. Bush. Recall for a moment Paul Wolfowitz, Doug Feith, and Scooter Libby. Yes, all Jewish and all conduits for the false information that led to a war that has spread and effectively destroyed much of the Middle East. Except for Israel, of course. Philip Zelikow, also Jewish, in a moment of candor, admitted that the Iraq War, in his opinion, was fought for Israel.
Add to the folly a Jewish U.S. Ambassador to Israel who identifies with the most right-wing Israeli settler elements, a White House appointed chief negotiator who is Jewish and a Jewish son-in-law who is also involved in formulating Middle East policy. Is anyone providing an alternative viewpoint to eternal and uncritical support for Benjamin Netanyahu and his kleptocratic regime of racist thugs? I think not.
Jews do run America! Don't take my word for it. Read what they say themselves. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is Satanic ie. of the Synagogue of Satan. Click on image for article.
The original has been removed from the website. Click on image to goto the backup copy on the wayback machine archive.
Revelation 2:9 – …. and I know the blasphemy of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.
NYTimes Iraq war propaganda. www.infowars.com: "The fake news that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that Iraq was involved in 9/11, dutifully regurgitated without question by the mainstream media, resulted in hundreds of thousands of dead Iraqis, thousands of dead and injured U.S. troops, and the destabilization of an entire continent."
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On Morning Joe, Carl Bernstein says that because he's Jewish, he could be permitted to reveal on national television that "Jewish" neo-cons were responsible for persuading President George W. Bush into starting an "insane" war against Iraq.
"The war in Iraq was conceived by 25 neoconservatives, most of them Jewish, who are pushing President Bush to change the course of history."
– Ari Shavit Ha'aretz News Service (Israel) April 5, 2003
"A new generation has its hands on the tiller of power…Jewish neocons have emerged as the Pentagon's Paladins…Most striking is how unmentionable this is in the liberal press…These well-placed hawks are Jewish-Americans and it is their hardcore Zionism that is shaping American foreign policy. Zionism is fast becoming a poisoned chalice…There is real madness here, but who will stop it?"
– Ann Pettifer Common Sense December 18, 2002
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FINALLY, A Definitive Timeline Showing When Clinton, DNC Started The Fake Russian Dossier
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Amazing Students
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Shawntell Pace (M.Ed. '19, Ph.D. '24) engages people across campus by creating a mental health space for Black women at UGA as well as facilitating workshops and care sessions for various campus and community groups.
Amazing Student: Rebekah Bobo
Rebekah Bobo (M.Ed. '23) aims to make a difference as a speech-language pathologist.
Amazing Student: Callie Dickinson
Callie Dickinson (B.S.Ed. '22, M.S. '23) spent her time at UGA as part of numerous athletic and academic organizations on campus.
Amazing Student: Charlotte Weng
Charlotte Weng (B.S.Ed. '22) wants to show her students that math is valuable and interesting in its own way, a viewpoint that not everyone shares about the subject.
Amazing Student: Melissa McGranahan
Melissa McGranahan (B.S.Ed. '14, M.S.Ed. '18, Ph.D. '23) centers her research on the intersection of exercise and mental health—particularly for women, whom she noticed were often excluded in research despite having higher levels of mental health-related disorders and lower levels of physical activity.
Amazing Student: Meg Kowalski
Meg Kowalski (B.S.Ed. '21, M.S. '23) balances academics and athletics at the University of Georgia. On the court, she represents the university as an NCAA All-American tennis player, while in the classroom, she recently graduated with her bachelor's degree and began her master's coursework through the Double Dawgs program for sport management.
Amazing Student: 'The power of courage means never giving up'
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Amazing student: Zerian Hood
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Graduate student builds community for students
Ricky Belizaire, a master's student in the department of counseling and human development services, advises the LGBT student ambassadors and PRISM, a discussion group for queer and trans people of color.
Congratulations to our five First Honor Graduates!
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College of Education's Phaidra Buchanan named 2021 Rhodes Scholar
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Alumna receives Leon Bradley Scholarship to continue work in anti-racist education
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Through exercise, a doctoral candidate with autism thrives
Benjamin Boudreaux shared his journey of living with autism and how exercise plays an important role with the founder of Exercise Buddy, an autism-friendly exercise system that leads to better fitness and behavior.
Examining social justice through theory and education
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Meet a #MFECOEgreatgrad: Shea Duckworth
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Meet a #MFECOEgreatgrad: Christina Smith
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Meet a #MFECOEgreatgrad: Marcus Jones
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Finding a home at UGA and clicking with science education
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Forging a way to help athletes across the country
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Amazing Student: Phaidra Buchanan
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Amazing Student: Janelle Hampton
Early childhood education major Janelle Hampton is passionate about her career choice as a teacher. "I want to help make an impact in the education system, and I believe that starts right in the classroom."
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New mathematics teacher is always cheering for her students
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What's that singing from the top of Hull Deck? A budding audiologist
Payton Lack's personal experiences with hearing loss influenced his career path in communication sciences and disorders.
Student ambassador aims to inspire others to serve
Experiences on and off campus have helped Mary Terry push boundaries of academics, leadership, and service.
Amazing Student: 'You never stop growing'
Cedric Sanders is pursuing his doctorate after decades of gaining life experiences in corporate America, law enforcement, and education.
Sport management student combines passions for sport, analytics
Foundation Fellow Ben Starks has a laser focus on his goal of combining his passion for analytics and basketball for a career in professional sports. If that doesn't work out, there's always secretary of state.
A belief in 'grit over wit'
UGA Amazing Student Anita Qualls is working toward a career in academic medicine. Along the way, she has played a key role in the Skeletal Muscle Dysfunction Lab in the College of Education, directed by assistant professor Jarrod A. Call.
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Home Entertainment HarrySong And Five Star Music Feud Escalates
HarrySong And Five Star Music Feud Escalates
Seyi Peters
The feud between Harrison Tare Okiri, popularly known as Harrysong, and his record label, Five Star Music, owned by mogul, Emeka Okonkwo (a.k.a E-Money) and his elder brother Kingsley Okonkwo (a.k.a Kcee) looks to have taken a turn for the worse.
According to Vanguard, Harrysong's refusal to shelf his forthcoming 'One Delta Concert' and concentrate on releasing his highly anticipated debut album under the label is the bone of contention between both parties.
The show is currently the most talked about event in Asaba with the Gala ambassador allegedly investing resources into the project.
Harrysong is said to have pleaded with the management of his label to allow him hold the concert which aims at sensitizing the youth on the need to shun violence but they allegedly refused to oblige him.
As a matter of fact, the Vanguard source further revealed that Kcee who is the Vice President of Five Star Music has allegedly threatened that if Harrysong goes ahead with the concert he will no longer enjoy support from the label.
But when contacted on the telephone, Kcee's manager, Soso Soberekon denied the rumour, saying "There is nothing like that. I don't know what you are talking about."
Also, a close source to Harrysong refused to speak on the matter. Rather, he said, "Harrysong is concentrating on his event and as I speak he has been busy trying to tighten loose ends."
'One Delta' is described as a Harrysong Peace Concert which holds on the 31st of July in Asaba, the Delta State capital. The government of Delta State is reportedly happy to be a part of the event and promised to make it a yearly event.
Emeka Okonkwo
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Business In Brief
THE owners of electrical retailers Comet said the high street chain would slump to a first half loss this year after sales of white goods dived.
Kesa Electricals said Comet like-for-like sales fell 9.9 per cent in the three months to July 31, with "particularly weak" sales of electrical appliances.
It compared with a 0.4 per cent rise in the three previous months.
Chief executive Jean-Noel Labroue said: "As a consequence, we anticipate Comet will make a loss in the first half."
Kesa shares slid more than 10 per cent after the update.
BROADCASTERS ITV and Carphone Warehouse are to be evicted from the FTSE 100 Index after the latest quarterly reshuffle, it was confirmed yesterday.
The FTSE 100 Index Series Committee gave their final decision on the blue chip firms to be relegated to the second tier in the Footsie overhaul, which takes place later this month.
ITV and Carphone are among four firms that will be booted out, with the UK's second biggest pubs group, Enterprise Inns also down for demotion to the FTSE 250.
EQUITABLE Life yesterday revealed they had had "several significant proposals" from third parties about the society's future.
The mutual life insurers said the proposals were being evaluated to see if they offered a better prospect to policyholders than continuing to run down the business.
They declined to say who had expressed an interest but they are likely to include Pearl, who specialise in buying up closed with-profits funds.
Equitable insisted that despite the current turbulent market conditions, they remained financially sound.
AROUND one in 10 people who took out payment protection insurance with a credit card mistakenly thought it would boost their chances of a successful application.
Afurther 28 per cent said their credit card provider told them having the cover was a good idea, according to a poll by consumer group Which?
Payment protection insurance covers debt repayments if the holder is unable to work or loses their job.
But it has come in for heavy criticism in recent years following claims it is overpriced and often mis-sold to people who will never be able to claim on it.
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