It's the road to WrestleMania so what better way to celebrate then looking at failed attempts at wrestling TV shows? This week Alan tags out to be replaced by Jason Mann who is the host of Wrestlespective, The Alfred Hitchcast and The Over and Back podcast. Patrick and Jason get IN YOUR FACE as they talk about the XWF.
WCW didn't air much in Ireland? It was everywhere in GB! It was a godsend in the 90s for kids with no cable.
Vividly remember having cable during the '87 – '92 superheroes era WWF, culminating in a great weekend with my old da where we went to Summer Slam '92 and then drove through the night to see battleships in-dock the next day.
We moved house the next year, and didn't have cable. Probably for the best since 1993 – 1996 WWF was dire from all accounts.
If you were like me and didn't have Sky there was no chance of seeing any wrestling from about 1994 on!
WCW did, briefly, on air UTV (ITV in NI) in the later days of the Saturday wrestling TV slot there (they had the WWF for a little while too as I recall, before Sky because I also remember "Ricky Steamboat is an actual fire breathing dragon" as my earliest wrestling memory). I vividly remember Hulk Hogan signing for WCW possibly being one of the last WCW Worldwide episodes I saw.
Other than that, I saw some static filled Channel 5 broadcasts of WCW Worldwide in about 1999/2000. (Channel 5 was, for years, impossible to pick up here, a little further east I think you could get it). I missed literally everything from 1994-2000 because it was all on satellite TV.
I actually enjoy a lot of early 90s WCW even the wacky post-Hogan Dungeon of Doom stuff. Some of my favorite episodes of Wrestlespective are the ones where Jason talks WCW. Especially if Bill Bicknell is his guest. I dunno if any of them are online at the moment though.
Being at SummerSlam 92 is pretty cool. I've never gone to any live wrestling in my life!
Glad you enjoyed the episode, thanks for listen. There'll be more wrestling talk on the next episode with a less learned fellow than Jason Mann.


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Hendrika Cornelia (Rie) de Balbian Verster-Bolderheij (Amsterdam, 25 februari 1890 – Weesp, 12 maart 1990) was een Nederlandse schilderes.

Rie Bolderheij werd geboren te Amsterdam als vijfde kind van Dirk Bolderheij en Cornelia Maria Christina Dreuzing. Als twintigjarige trouwde Bolderheij met historicus en journalist Jan François Leopold de Balbian Verster, en kreeg ze als huwelijkscadeau een atelier aan de Prinsengracht. Om zich verder als schilderes te ontwikkelen kreeg ze les van schilders als Isaac Israëls en Willem Wenckebach. Met laatstgenoemde heeft ze ook diverse malen samen geëxposeerd.

Een van de meest in het oog springende tentoonstellingen waar De Balbian Verster-Bolderheij aan heeft deelgenomen is een expositie in het Stedelijk Museum te Amsterdam in 1915. Ook zond ze enkele van haar schilderijen in voor de kunstwedstrijd van de Olympische Zomerspelen in 1928. Verder was ze lid van de Amsterdamse kunstenaarsverenigingen Arti et Amicitiae en het Sint-Lucasgilde.

Ze legde zich voornamelijk toe op het schilderen van portretten en stillevens, zo is onder andere de actrice Sara Heyblom door haar geportretteerd. Ook de reizen die De Balbian-Verster-Bolderheij later in haar carrière maakte naar Japan, Hongkong, Marokko, Rusland en Jordanië vormden een belangrijke inspiratiebron.

De Balbian Verster-Bolderheij overleed in 1990 op honderdjarige leeftijd te Weesp. Tegenwoordig worden schilderijen van haar hand voor ettelijke duizenden euro's verkocht. Zo werd in december 2009 een schilderij voor bijna drieduizend euro geveild bij Christie's Amsterdam.

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Nederlands kunstschilder

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TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and innovators can learn how to better reach their target markets and participate in a sales pitch competition at two events in Traverse City. The Best Shot: Reaching Your Target Market Workshop will be January 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Michigan Works office located at 1209 South Garfield Avenue. The Best Shot: Sales Pitch Competition will be January 21 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at NMC's Parons-Stulen Building located at 2600 Aero Park Drive. The events are being offered through a partnership between the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) of Northwest Michigan, the Mid-Michigan Innovation Center (MMIC), Northwestern Michigan College, and the Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Reaching Your Target Market Workshop will include instruction from industry experts that will help participants better identify the target market for their product or service and define the ideal distribution channels. There will also be a panel luncheon including an interactive sales-pitch building activity.
The Sales Pitch Competition will give 10 pre-selected participants four minutes and one slide to identify their ideal customer and sales channel, and deliver their sales pitch for a panel of judges. One winner will receive prizes donated by area businesses including web development services, marketing assistance, legal consulting, and mentoring.
Both events are free but pre-registration is required at: mmic.us/events. For more information contact Heather Fortin, MMIC Northern Michigan Program Director at: fortin@mmic.us or (231) 995-7119.
The Mid-Michigan Innovation Center (MMIC) fosters innovation and nurtures entrepreneurs in Michigan's new businesses. Its mission is to connect organizations and businesses in Michigan with the resources they need to produce a healthy, vibrant economic environment.
The SBDC is a statewide business assistance program that provides one-on-one counseling, training and research support for Michigan small businesses. The Northwest Michigan regional office is hosted by the Northwest Michigan Council of Governments.


Last month members of Gatley Youth Centre made the trip to London to visit the Houses of Parliament and ask their local MP Mark Hunter some interesting questions.
Led by Youth Work Manager Anthony Atkins and colleague Richard Whitwam, members of the centre were given a full tour of the Houses of Parliament. They were given exclusive access to see the House of Commons, the House of Lords and various other areas of historical significance.
Following the tour, members of the centre were given free reign to ask Mark any questions they liked in a special Question Time-like discussion. Topics discussed ranged from local youth facilities to tackling crime.
"It was a real pleasure to welcome members of Gatley Youth Centre down to Westminster.
"As well as having the chance to properly explore Parliament, we all had a compelling discussion about the issues of today.
"It is great to see the strong work of local organisations like Gatley Youth Centre. Young people are the future and their interests are important to all of us.
"Their questions were really insightful - much better than the riff-raff you get from some politicians!"


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Un repositorio institucional (RI) es un archivo en línea donde se depositan, en formato digital, materiales derivados de la producción científica o académica de una institución. Los repositorios institucionales se han convertido en la principal forma de publicar, preservar y difundir la información digital de las organizaciones, soportados en su mayoría por software libre. Entre los contenidos de los repositorios institucionales podemos encontrar: tesis doctorales, artículos de carácter científico, ponencias o comunicaciones a congresos, revistas electrónicas editadas por la institución, materiales docentes, etc… cualquiera que sea su tipología, a través de la creación de una colección digital organizada, abierta e interoperable a través del protocolo OAI-PMH, para garantizar un aumento de la visibilidad e impacto de la misma. Al igual que las bibliotecas digitales, los repositorios institucionales, además de su misión de difundir y preservar los documentos de una institución, deben orientarse a satisfacer las necesidades de información de sus usuarios.

Tipos de repositorios
El criterio más usado para distinguir los repositorios toma en consideración el objetivo principal por el cual se han creado.Por tal motivo se distinguen los siguientes:
 Institucionales: contiene la producción de los miembros de una institución, ya sea una universidad o un centro de investigación. Tienen carácter multidisciplinar.
 Temáticos: su contenido está especializado en un determinado ámbito científico. Pueden ser creados por instituciones académicas, organismos públicos u organismos sin ánimo de lucro.
 Huérfanos: se agregan contenidos que no tienen un repositorio temático o institucional.

Definiciones

La Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Flores Cuesta & Sánchez Tarragó, 2007) define a un RI como un conjunto de servicios web centralizados, creados para organizar, gestionar, preservar y ofrecer acceso libre a la producción científica, académica o de cualquier otra naturaleza cultural, en soporte digital, generada por los miembros de una institución.

Ventajas de los repositorios institucionales
El carácter multidisciplinar de los repositorios institucionales no sólo ofrecen beneficios para la institución creadora del mismo, además obtienen ciertas ventajas inaccesibles de otra manera tanto en el ámbito de la docencia (profesorado y estudiantes) como para autores en el desarrollo de investigaciones. Entre las ventajas para los investigadores se pueden mencionar: mayor rapidez en la publicación, mayor visibilidad, aumento de las citaciones y en consecuencia mayor impacto, centralización de la producción en un solo lugar, preservación a largo plazo. Para las instituciones las ventajas son: mayor visibilidad y prestigio, registro permanente de la actividad académica e investigadora, herramienta de marketing.

Ámbito institucional
 Indicador de la calidad y cantidad de la documentación producida del centro propietario.
 Capacidad administrativa y de gestión la documentación digital de la organización.
 Aumento del impacto de la producción científica de la institución, con los beneficios que ello implica.
 Posibilita el libre acceso al conocimiento científico y los resultados de las investigaciones por parte del centro.

Ámbito docente
 Conservación y preservación de material docente.
 Útil fuente de información directa, para la actividad educativa.
 Amplio espectro de posibles beneficiarios potenciales, tales como; estudiantes, profesores e investigadores.

En relación con los autores
 Posibilita la difusión de las investigaciones realizadas y el aumento de su visibilidad.
 Favorece las redes de trabajo globales y colaborativas.
 Disminuye las barreras de acceso al trabajo colaborativo.
 Mejora la visibilidad profesional del autor.
 Incremento del impacto de los artículos a través del libre acceso.
 Incremento de los porcentajes de citación.

Movimiento Open Access

En el marco del movimiento Open Access, los repositorios institucionales representan una imprescindible fuente de información y contenidos; promoviendo el acceso libre y sin restricciones a los trabajos publicados por la comunidad científica. Para ello cuentan con la Ruta verde (autoarchivo de artículos en repositorios) o la Ruta dorada (publicación en revistas de acceso abierto). De esta forma, los artículos de investigación publicados en los repositorios institucionales alcanzan un impacto internacional mayor que al ser publicados en una revista convencional y sortean en cierta forma el muro que representa el acceso a ciertas revistas de reconocimiento internacional, debido a razones políticas o económicas en muchos aspectos. Podemos deducir, que los investigadores científicos tienen una vía, para ganar reconocimiento, alternativa a la de publicar en las revistas más prestigiosas.

Objetivos de los repositorios institucionales
 Maximizar la visibilidad y el impacto de la producción científica y académica en el contexto internacional a través del Open Access.
 Retroalimentación de las futuras investigaciones como punto de partida.
 Dar soporte a las publicaciones de una institución determinada.
 Facilitar el acceso de la comunidad científica internacional a los resultados de investigaciones realizadas por otros miembros.
 Contribuir a la preservación de los documentos digitales allí depositados.

Funcionalidades técnicas
 Administrar los derechos de la propiedad intelectual.
 Utilización de programas en cuanto a gestión de usuarios.
 Ofrecer soporte técnico al flujo de trabajo de recepción/autoarchivo, revisión y publicación.
 Controles cuantitativos de acceso y uso.
 Ofrecer soporte a las posibles vías de difusión.
 Esquemas de metadatos estables.
 Definición y mantenimiento de esquemas de clasificación.

Proceso de diseño y gestión de los repositorios institucionales
 Escoger el software, incluyendo soluciones de Open Source compatibles con protocolos internacionales.
 Adquirir los contenidos y fijar los mecanismos de control de calidad.
 Administrar los derechos de propiedad intelectual.
 Adoptar un estándar de metadatos e incorporar otras metodologías que den visibilidad a los contenidos.
 Adquirir un compromiso de gestión de un archivo sostenible.

Servicios de un repositorio institucional
 Servicio administrativo: ciclo de vida de documentos, revisión de artículos enviados, revisión-agregación de metadatos.
 Servicio de metadatos: soporte para la creación de metadatos asegurar que los metadatos estén disponibles para el motor de búsqueda y recolector.
 Servicio de resolución de nombre de los archivos: asegurar la permanencia de los nombres de los objetos digitales. Motor de búsqueda soporte de búsqueda localmente y a través de otros repositorios Preservación y migración de archivos y metadatos a formatos estandarizados y nuevas plataformas.

Software para repositorios
Tal y como figuran en OpenDOAR (pertenece a la Universidad de Nottingham), los datos de las plataformas de RI más representativas son DSpace, seguido de EPrints y Digital Commons; las cuales utilizan plataformas de código abierto.
 DSpace
 E-Prints
 Fedora Commons
 Invenio
 MyCoRe
 Opus

Ejemplos de repositorios

En España
 E-LIS Eprints in Library and Information Science. Archivo abierto de carácter internacional especializado en Biblioteconomía, Documentación y disciplinas relacionadas. Su nacimiento se sitúa en 2003, como proyecto financiado por el Ministerio de Cultura, en la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. Actualmente está alojado en máquinas del Consorzio Interuniversitario Lombardo per Elaborazione Automatica (CILEA) en Italia.
 E-PrintsUCM. Se trata del repositorio institucional de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Se trata de uno de los archivos institucionales más antiguos de nuestro país ya que data de 2003. Entre los objetivos del archivo están el incrementar el acceso y la difusión de la investigación desarrollada en la universidad, así como permitir una mayor visibilidad e impacto de la investigación publicada.Actualmente almacena más de 4100 documentos de los que la mayor parte son tesis depositadas por la Biblioteca. El software sobre el que está implementado es e-prints, igual que en el caso anterior.
 TDX: Tesis Doctorals en Xarxa. TDR (Tesis Doctorales en Red) es un repositorio cooperativo que contiene, en formato digital, las tesis doctorales leídas en las universidades de Cataluña y de otras comunidades autónomas. Es el repositorio con más tradición de nuestro país pues el proyecto nació a partir de un convenio firmado en 1999. Permite la consulta remota del texto completo de las tesis, así como realizar búsquedas por autor, director, título, tema de la tesis, universidad y departamento donde se ha leído, año de defensa, etc.

En México
 RI-UNAM (Repositorio Institucional de la UNAM). Se trata del repositorio institucional de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Enlaces externos
 Ranking web de los Repositorios más representativos.
 COnnecting REpositories (CORE) .
 Como crear un repositorio institucional. Manual Leadirs. MIT Libraries (2004-2005).
 Lista de repositorios .
 Guía de evaluación de repositorios institucionales de investigación (REBIUN).
 ZAGUAN.

Referencias

Bibliotecas e información científica
Software para Repositorio Institucional
Acceso abierto


[Denver, Colo.] April 15, 2019 – The Ikon Pass community continues to expand globally with the addition of Mt Buller in Victoria, Australia. Now Ikon Pass holders can take advantage of a year-round winter with access to six Southern Hemisphere destinations. Mt Buller joins Thredbo in New South Wales, Australia, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, and Mt Hutt in New Zealand, and Valle Nevado in Chile, plus 33 destinations in the Northern Hemisphere.
Mt Buller is one of Australia's best-loved ski destinations offering lifted skiing to winter visitors since 1949. An easy three hour drive north-east from Melbourne, Mt Buller attracts a cosmopolitan crowd to its picturesque 300 ha ski area and vibrant alpine village.


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2010-2011 U.S. News & World Report "Best Hospitals" List
Posted on July 15, 2010 by Paul Cacciatore
This week, U.S. News & World Report issued its 2010-2011 rankings of the best U.S. hospitals for adults. The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center is rated #1 in cancer treatment, and Johns Hopkins is rated #1 in gynecology and #1 overall based upon all medical specialties.
If you would like more information regarding the 2010-2011 U.S. News & World Report best U.S. hospital rankings, click here. To better understand how U.S. News & World Report ranked the hospitals in each specialty, read Best Hospitals 2010-11: The Methodology, written by U.S. News & World Report's Avery Comarow. If you would like to review the current U.S. News & World Report America's Best Children's Hospitals list, click here.
Top 10 U.S. Hospitals: Cancer
Top 10 U.S. Hospitals: Gynecology
Top 10 U.S. Hospitals (highest scores in at least six medical specialties)
1. Univ. of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland
2. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
3. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota Brigham and Women's Hospital,Boston, Massachusetts Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
4. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
5. University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles
6. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts Magee-Womens Hospital of Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hospital of Columbia & Cornell, New York, New York
7. Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center
8. Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University, St. Louis
9. Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hospital of Columbia & Cornell, New York, New York Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
10. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina
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2009-2010 U.S. News & World Report Best U.S. Hospital Rankings
Today, U.S. News & World Report issued its 2009-2010 rankings of the best U.S. hospitals for adults. The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center is rated #1 in cancer treatment; Brigham and Women's Hospital is rated #1 in gynecology; and Johns Hopkins is rated #1 overall based upon all medical specialties.
If you would like more information regarding the 2009-2010 U.S. News & World Report best U.S. hospital rankings, click here. To better understand how U.S. News & World Report ranked the hospitals in each specialty, read America's Best Hospitals: Here's How We Selected Them – Deaths, reputation, and patient safety were among the factors the rankings took into account, written by U.S. News & World Report's Avery Comarow. If you would like to review the current U.S. News & World Report America's Best Children's Hospitals list, click here.
1. Univ. of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland
2. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
3. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles
4. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
5. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
6. University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, Washington Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hospital of Columbia & Cornell, New York, New York
7. Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Magee-Womens Hospital of Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center
8. Univ. of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hospital of Columbia & Cornell, New York, New York Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
9. Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University, St. Louis
10. Stanford Hospital and Clinics, Stanford, California Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
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We aim to submit the 2018 GAB to the President on the second week of December and, hopefully, enacted way ahead before Christmas.
The kind of woman we want Kathryn to portray in this movie is a very strong woman, a very modern woman and at the end of the day you can see the growth of Gab in the movie.
Gab is said to have gone back to the house of his parents while Tricia has remained in her own place at The Fort.
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The GAB complained that some senior officials in government agencies are not showing due concern over reports and remarks made by the bureau on certain irregularities.
Researchers altered the amino acids that make up the GAB receptor in attempts to find propofol's binding site, but Evers said those methods couldn't identify the precise site with certainty.
Ces nouveaux produits permettent aux clients de la BNA d'effectuer une remise de cheque et un versement en especes H 24 et 7/7 J directement au GAB sans recourir au guichet traditionnel, explique le communique.
I am honoured to be appointed as chairman of GAB, the leading Sharia-compliant bank in Kenya," said Mr Al Hazeem.
GAB was established in September 2007 and commenced operations in December 2007.
Steve Clarke will have his own opinion and we hope Gab will have a good chance of playing and being part of that.
The contenders may think they've got the gift of the gab and have what it takes to put a few words on paper, however this competition will soon sort the wheat from the chaff.


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El palacio de la condesa de Lebrija o palacio de Lebrija, en Sevilla, está ubicado en una de las calles más concurridas del centro de la ciudad, la calle Cuna, paralela a la famosa calle Sierpes. Data del siglo XVI y lo más característico es la impresionante colección de mosaicos romanos, que pavimentan  prácticamente toda la planta baja, por lo que es considerada la "casa-palacio mejor pavimentada de Europa".

El palacio, además de estar abierto al público como museo desde 1999, alquila sus salones y patios para presentaciones, incentivos, cenas de gala, conferencias, conciertos etc.

Historia

Comienza a construirse como casa señorial con el estilo propio del siglo XV, la fachada es de estilo sevillano realizada en el mismo siglo, entre los siglos XVIII y XX es remodelado y ampliado.

En sus orígenes esta casa perteneció a la familia Paiba, posteriormente fue propiedad de los condes de los Corbos y los condes de Miraflores. En el año 1901 pasa a ser propiedad de María Regla Manjón y Mergelina (condesa de Lebrija) que lo restaura y acondiciona para albergar su valiosa colección de antigüedades, para lo que contó con la colaboración del arquitecto José Sáez y López. Como apasionada por la arqueología decidió adornarlo con piezas que aparecieron en terrenos de su propiedad, así como otras colecciones que compraba a comerciantes de antigüedades.

Descripción del edificio

Tiene una superficie de aproximadamente 2.500 m² repartida en dos plantas. Presenta una portada de dos cuerpos, labrada en mármol, con pilastras en los lados de la planta baja. Se accede a un zaguán con techumbre de madera, separado por una amplia reja de hierro dorado y policromado. La solería del pavimento constituye uno de los elementos más destacados del palacio, se trata de un opus sectile compuesto por mármoles romanos polícromos. Es destacable también la gran colección de azulejería de toda la casa, que data desde el siglo XVI. En el patio central, destacan las yeserías que adornan arcos con columnas de mármol, y el mosaico romano que data del siglo II y III. Este mosaico apareció en terrenos propiedad de la condesa, concretamente en el olivar de los Palacios. El medallón central representa al Dios Pan con la flauta, enamorado de Galatea, a la cual dedica sus sones y cantos, ocho medallones representan escenas de las aventuras amorosas de Zeus y en las esquinas se encuentra la representación de las estaciones del año.

Sus paredes son un auténtico muestrario de estilos arquitectónicos poseyendo elementos como arcos de traza árabe, adornos platerescos, zócalos de azulejos procedentes de un convento en ruinas, artesonado de un palacio del siglo XVI, un friso renacentista, la fachada y planta al estilo andaluz sevillano.

La planta baja está compuesta por varios salones y patios donde se encuentran los restos arqueológicos y colecciones. En la planta alta se muestran las estancias mantenidas tal como vivía la familia, hasta que falleció el último Conde de Lebrija en 1999. En esta planta se exponen asimismo los objetos comprados por la condesa durante sus viajes.
También posee una amplia biblioteca con un número superior a 4.000 volúmenes.

La planta baja se utilizaba durante el verano y la alta en invierno.

Colecciones del Palacio-Museo

En 1999, los descendientes de la condesa y propietarios actuales decidieron abrir la casa al público como museo, desde entonces se puede visitar la planta baja libremente y la planta superior, donde se encuentran las estancias familiares, con guía.

En el palacio, además de los restos arqueológicos pueden observarse elementos de la época árabe y romana, una colección de brocales de pozo, ánforas, columnas y esculturas, bustos grecorromanos y representaciones mitológicas junto con otros de estilo chino y persa todos ellos exhibidos tanto en paredes como en vitrinas, precisamente en una de las vitrinas se exhibe la colección glíptica encontrada en Itálica.

Entre sus obras pictóricas destacan piezas de Van Dyck, de Bruegel el Viejo y cuadros de la Escuela de Murillo.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Falcón Marques, Teodoro (2012). Casas Sevillanas desde la edad Media hasta el Barroco. Sevilla: Editorial Maratania. ISBN 978-84-935339-8-4.

Enlaces externos

 Sitio oficial del Palacio de Lebrija. Consultado el 28 de noviembre de 2017.

Palacios de Andalucía del siglo XVI
Palacios renacentistas de Andalucía
Palacios de Sevilla
Bienes de interés cultural de la provincia de Sevilla
Alfalfa (barrio)
Museos biográficos y casas museo de España
Museos de España inaugurados en 1999
Museos de Sevilla
Arquitectura de la provincia de Sevilla del siglo XX
Arquitectura de la Antigua Roma en Andalucía
Mosaicos en España
Azulejos en edificios de Andalucía


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Blazno resno o seksu je ena izmed knjig avtorice Dese Muck, ki so izšle v zbirki Blazno resno. Namenjena je predvsem najstnikom, ki so se prvič znašli pred vrati pubertetniškega sveta in mnogimi težavami, ki se za temi vrati skrivajo. Kljub provokativnemu naslovu, je vsebina knjige zelo razumljiva, saj avtorica o seksu piše tako zabavno, preprosto, nezateženo in hkrati poučno, da odpadejo vse skrivnosti, predsodki in (ne)napisane prepovedi.

Vsebina

Knjiga govori o dveh fantih in dveh dekletih, ki se srečujejo z vsakodnevnimi težavami odraščanja. Fredi in Rožca sta najboljša prijatelja, ki si zaupata prav vse. Sta pa si zelo različna. Fredi je v polnem razcvetu, postaven, rastejo mu že prve dlake, njegov glas postaja globlji, razvijajo se mu prve mišice in v njegovem razvoju prav vse odlično poteka. Z Rožco pa je malce drugače. Njegova postava je v primerjavi z Fredijevo, kot vreča krompirja. Njegov obraz je prekrit z mozolji, o prvih dlakah pa ni ne duha ne sluha. Kakršnokoli malenkostno spremembo v njunem razvoju si takoj sporočita po telefonu. Podobno je tudi z dekletoma. Biba je ena izmed tistih trinajstletnic, ki ima postavo, kot Barbika, polno omaro oblačil najboljših znamk, popolno pričesko, brezhibno kožo ... Tina, njena najboljša prijateljica, pa je popolnoma drugačna. Majhna, močnejše postave, z lasmi, ki štrlijo daleč naokoli, za svoja leta zelo poraščena ... A tudi onidve sta, kljub telesnim različnostim, nerazdružljivi.

S pomočjo teh junakov nam knjiga razkrije skrivnosti odraščanja. Govori o tem kako smo si ljudje med sabo različni, kar se v mnogih pogledih najbolj odraža ravno v času pubertete. Avtorica na zelo zabaven način piše o tem zakaj ljudje ne maramo svojega telesa, kaj ponoči sanjajo fantje in kaj dekeleta, kako nastanejo otroci, kaj imajo fantje kar dekleta nimajo in obratno, kaj je prava ljubezen, zaljubljenost, zakaj se najstniki tako radi zaljubijo v veliko starejše osebe, o trenutkih ko smo ljudje sami s seboj, kako pritegniti pozornost osebe ki nam je všeč, kdaj je pravi čas za prvi poljub in prvi spolni odnos, o menstrualnem ciklusu, o nevarnostih posilstva in pedofilije, kako reči ne, o nezaželeni najstniški nosečnoti in o mnogih drugih stvareh nujno potrebnih za odraščanje. Knjiga je polna nasvetov kako odreagirati v določenih situacijah. Vsebuje toliko raznolikih primerov, da se prav vsak lahko najde v enem izmed njih. Poleg tega pa nas skozi celotno knjigo vodijo zanimivi testi, ki nas poučijo o marsičem še neznanem.

Avtorica o knjigi

Ob izidu knjige je Desa Muck zapisala: »Besede 'seks' nismo dali v naslov knjige le kot finto, s katero bi vas pritegnili k nakupu, potem pa vas do nezavesti morili s poučnimi zgodbicami iz živalskega in rastlinskega sveta. Čisto zares bomo govorili o seksu. In če bomo imeli srečo, draga mularija, vam bodo to knjigo celo prepovedali brati, čeprav upam, da nimate tako moralističnih staršev, kot smo jih imeli mi. Vem tudi, da dandanašnji niste taki nevedneži na tem področju, kot sem bila na primer jaz v vaših letih. Mislila sem, da ženskam ob ustreznem letnem času skozi popek porinejo seme od kumar ali sončnic in jim iz njega v trebuhu zraste otrok. Zato sem nekaj časa hodila na stranišče v strahu, da mi ne bi slučajno kakšen otrok padel v školjko. Te črne nevednosti me je rešila sestrična. Razložila mi je vse biološke in anatomske značilnosti spočetja in bila sem zelo razočarana, ko sem izvedela, na kako dolgočasen način v resnici prideš do otrok. Odločila sem se za vas pisati o tem, ker ste v letih, ko vas seks precej zanima.«

Ponatis

Knjiga je prvič izšla leta 1993 in od takrat doživela 4 ponatise. Od tega je četrti, ki je izšel leta 2010, tudi prenovljen: pisateljica je pregledala in posodobila besedilo, povsem nove ilustracije pa je v stripovski maniri prispeval ilustrator Matej de Cecco (prej Igor Ribič).

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"Professional" publications such as the New York Times, the "Paper of Record," would apparently be protected.
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Regarding Obama's own crackdown on actual journalism, Fox News reporter James Rosen was accused by the feds of being a "co-conspirator" with State Department leaker Stephen Jin-Woo Kim in violating the Espionage Act. Rosen's correspondences with Kim were seized by Obama's FBI, along with Rosen's personal email and phone records. The FBI also used records to track Rosen's visits to the State Department.
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In 2013 CBS News confirmed that Attkisson's computers had been "accessed by an unauthorized, external, unknown party on multiple occasions." In 2015 Attkisson sued the Obama administration, claiming to have evidence which proves the computer intrusions were connected to the Obama DOJ.
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After Donald Trump locked up the Republican Presidential nomination in May, 2016, there were significant events in the next two months. Fusion GPS and former British spy Christopher Steele colluded to get opposition research on behalf of Hillary Clinton, the FBI applied for FISA warrant to spy on Trump campaign associates, and Donald Trump, Jr., Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner had a possibly set-up meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower.
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It was very shortly after the November, 2016 Presidential election that the Washington Postpublished an article on a "Russian propaganda effort to spread 'fake news' during the election." To escalate the media's censorship campaign perhaps?
The campaign against "fake news" coincided with Obama minions at FBI, DOJ and CIA apparently panicking over a possible Trump presidency and their allegedly abusing their powers to attempt to take down Trump.
So the news media seem to be on a crusade to fabricate "Trump-Russia collusions" and repeat it over and over, and to vilify, ignore and squash actual investigative research and reporting on what exactly the FBI and DOJ bureaucrats have been doing. Call such real investigative reporting "fake news," "conspiracy theory," and so forth.
In the end, Facebook, Twitter and Google might want to reconsider relying on the mainstream news media led by the New York Times, the Washington Post and CNN, and instead include citizen journalists and non-government-sycophant media to provide news and information.
UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh has noted that the Founders generally viewed the freedom of the Press to apply to every citizen to print, publish or express accounts of events. We really need to highlight that kind of old-fashioned, honest journalism.


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Q: Prove that composition of analytic functions is analytic Can I get feedback on my proof from Ahlfors ?

If $g(w)$ and $f(z)$ are analytic functions, show that $g(f(z))$ is also analytic

First step is to show that if $g'(w)$ and $f'(z)$ exist, then the derivative of $g(f(z))$ is $g'(f(z))\cdot f'(z)$.
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$f'(z)$ exists iff there is some $A \in \mathbb{C}$ such that $f(z+h) - f(z) = Ah + o(h)$ where $\lim_{h \to 0} \frac{o(h)}{h} = 0$

Allow $f'(z) = \lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f(z+h) - f(z)}{h}$. Then we see that $0 = \lim_{h\to 0} \frac{f(z+h) - f(z) - hf'(z)}{h}$. Thus, set $o(h)$ is the numerator and we are done.
Assume the existence of such an $A$. Then we have $o(h) = f(z+h) - f(z) - hA$, and $\lim_{h\to 0} \frac{f(z+h) -f(z)}{h} = A = f'(z)$.
Now to prove the chain rule.
Allow $k = f(z+h) - f(z)$ and $w = f(z)$
So $g(f(z+h)) - g(f(z)) = g(w + k) - g(w) = kg'(w) + o(k)$
Thus $g(f(z+h)) - g(f(z)) = (f(z+h) - f(z))g'(f(z)) + o(k)$
Since $\lim_{h \to 0} k = \lim_{h \to 0} f(z+h) -f(z) = 0$, then $\lim_{h \to 0} \frac{o(k)}{h} = 0$
$$\lim_{h\to 0} \frac{g(f(z+h)) - g(f(z))}{h} - g'(f(z))\frac{f(z+h)-f(z)}{h} = 0$$
Therefore we have proved when $h(z) = g(f(z))$ that $h'(z) = g'(f(z))\cdot f'(z)$.
Now, to show that $h(z) = g(f(z))$ is analytic, we must show it satisfies the Cauchy-Riemann equations.
Allow $g(w) = g(x,y) = u(x,y) + iv(x,y)$ and $f(z) = f(x,y) = r(x,y) + is(x,y)$. Then $h(z) = g(f(x,y)) = u(r(x,y), s(x,y)) + iv(r(x,y), s(x,y))$
From there we see that $$\frac{\partial h}{\partial x} = \frac{\partial u}{\partial x} + i \frac{\partial v}{\partial x}$$ and $$\frac{\partial h}{\partial y} = -i\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} + \frac{\partial v}{\partial y}$$
Where $$\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} = \frac{\partial u}{\partial r}\frac{\partial r}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial u}{\partial s}\frac{\partial s}{\partial x} \\
\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} = \frac{\partial u}{\partial r}\frac{\partial r}{\partial y} + \frac{\partial u}{\partial s}\frac{\partial s}{\partial y} \\
\frac{\partial v}{\partial x} = \frac{\partial v}{\partial r}\frac{\partial r}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial v}{\partial s}\frac{\partial s}{\partial x} \\
\frac{\partial v}{\partial y} = \frac{\partial v}{\partial r}\frac{\partial r}{\partial y} + \frac{\partial v}{\partial s}\frac{\partial s}{\partial y}$$
Using the fact that both $g(w)$ and $f(z)$ satisfy Cauchy-Riemann, we can immediately do substitution to see that $\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} = \frac{\partial v}{\partial y}$ and $\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} = -\frac{\partial v}{\partial x}$
Thus $h(z)$ is analytic.
I know this is long, but I'd love any feedback on correctness or if I'm missing any steps. Thanks

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It's time for this week's top TV picks on DVD and Streaming.
We're starting out with an incredible deal on a rarely shown, classic cop show: The Mod Squad. This 1960's crime drama starred Peggy Lipton, Clarence Williams III and Michael Cole as wayward youths recruited by a hip daddy Captain who believes that it takes one young rebel to know one. Each week, the three go undercover as beatniks, hippies, surfers, college campus protestors etc. If young criminal minds flock there, so goeth the three.
This Aaron Spelling series was quite a departure from cop shows like Dragnet and The FBI and it was a huge hit. Rarely shown on TV, you can now own the entire series for only $26.99. Really Amazon? That's a cool price on a hot show.
While you're on Amazon, check out the super deal on the recently released TV Movies that launched the cult classic TV series, The Night Stalker. Warner Archives finally invested in blu-ray editions of both The NightStalker (movie) and the follow-up film The Night Strangler. Not only are they clean, but they include brand new audio commentary tracks and featurettes. I hope to find the first movie under the tree this Christmas, so I should have a full review for you early next year.
The Night Stalker stars Darren McGavin as a curious reporter with a penchant for stumbling into supernatural stories. The movies were produced by Dan Curtis of Dark Shadows fame and they're wonderfully creepy in a safe, sort of way.
Which leads me to the not-so-safe horror movie on this week's list: My Bloody Valentine, now streaming on Netflix. Okay, I know it's a movie, not a TV show and it's not very Christmasy, but it does star two of my TV favorites: Jensen Ackles of Supernatural and Kerr Smith of Dawson's Creek.
Jensen plays a troubled young man who returns home to the small mining town where he grew up only to learn that there's a crazy killer miner on the loose. There is more slashing and hacking than I like in a horror movie but in between the ax falls, there are plenty of twists and lots of suspense. And hey, it's loaded with Jensen Ackles content so it's a can't miss movie for Supernatural fans.
I will round up this round up with a very Christmasy edition of one of my favorite TV shows: The Great British Baking Show! This show is absolutely mesmerizing and it's just what you need when your holiday nerves are frazzled to their very ends. This new holiday version of the show features your favorite bakers from past episodes, returning to the tent for another go at grabbing the gold.
I'm telling you, if you're having trouble sleeping tonight. Turn on The Great British Baking Show: Holiday on Netflix and you'll be a sleep in no time and with sugarplum cookies dancing merrily in your head.
That's it for this week. I'm off to watch TV.
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Why the UK's housing market is in such disarray
The dramatic drop in private and public house building in the UK rests on a significant imbalance between supply and demand.
John Mills
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The market for housing in the UK is evidently badly out of balance. This Bulletin highlights with statistics and commentary the problems which have developed, and puts forward suggestions for policies to improve the situation which might be more successful than those being implemented at present.
House Construction Set out below are the numbers of dwellings built in England per year on average during the decades since World War II:
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These figures highlight the problem of supply. The average number of dwellings constructed per year recently is now hardly more than a third of what it was in the 1960s. Part of the reason has been the 50% fall in private sector but much more of the problem stems from the public sector, where output has fallen from its peak by about 80% as the contribution made by housing associations has done nothing like enough to make up for the collapse in local authority provision. Faced with these figures, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that, if residential construction is to be dramatically increased, the public sector will have to play a much larger role in this process than it has done recently.
Local authority construction has clearly fallen because of lack of funding, but why has private sector house building also dropped so dramatically? Planning permission problems are often cited as a main reason but it is difficult to believe that these are substantially much greater now than they were forty years ago when we were building about two and a half times as many new dwellings per year as we are now. There is still plenty of land available in the UK, where only about 7% of the total land area is urbanised. House builders tend to make money out of appreciation in value of their land banks as well as out of housing construction, but again this has always been the case and does not provide a convincing reason why so much less construction is taking place. Much more significant are two recent factors which have come together to slow down the construction of dwellings in the private sector at the same time as there has been continued to be relatively little increase in activity in the public sector. These are:
The 2008 Crash It is no coincidence that house construction fell dramatically after the late 2000s financial crash. Consumer confidence plummeted and mortgage finance became more difficult to find as banks restricted lending and borrowing criteria were tightened. As a result, demand fell.
House Prices A number of factors then came together to push up house prices in real terms, making it much more difficult to match demand with supply. The table below shows that, having been reasonably stable from the 1960s to the 1990s, since the 2000s there has been a very large increase – rather more than 40% - in the ratio between house prices and GDP per head of the population. No doubt very low interest rates are partly responsible but shortage of supply of dwellings in relation to the growing number of people living in the UK must also have been a major factor.
This is further emphasised in the table at the top of page 3 which shows the falling number of persons per dwelling over recent decades and the enormous increase in the ratio between earnings and house prices for first time buyers over the decades since 1981, but particularly recently.
What are the policy implications to be drawn from these figures, especially looking at the economy not only from a housing but also from a macro-economic standpoint?
More House Construction The combination of rising living standards over past decades, rapidly increasing population, some tendency for household size to fall and falling housebuilding figures has left the UK very short of the quantity of houses and flats which needs to be provided. The only way to get house prices down to more manageable levels is to increase the supply in relation to demand.
The Public Sector The biggest single reason why completions have fallen so much is that the public sector, particularly local authorities, have been starved of funds for housing construction. This could be made to change with more funding but doing so would increase public sector borrowing at a time when there is heavy emphasis on getting it down. One possibility would be to use Quantitative Easing to fund public sector house construction instead of lending the money to banks.
Housing Subsidies The effect of shortage of supply has been to drive up prices, thus rapidly increasing the amount of current subsidies going to support tenants who would otherwise be unable to afford the rents which they have to pay. In 2013/14 Housing Benefit cost the Exchequer £23.8bn, about 30% of the entire welfare budget. This compares with the total cost of constructing the roughly 25,000 dwellings produced by the public sector in the same period which, at about £150,000 each including land costs and fees, came to less than £4bn. Clearly it would make sense, over a period, for the public sector to reduce revenue subsidies by producing more dwellings, thus reducing rent levels and consequently releasing more funding for public sector new build.
Constraints on Expanding Supply There have always been complaints that the planning system makes house building more difficult than it should be, and it may well make sense to make it easier to obtain planning permission for housing, although this is unlikely to be a panacea. A big increase in construction would almost certainly cause skill shortages and shortfalls of inputs such as bricks, which would take time to overcome, but achieving a big increase in construction rates would be bound to involve delays for all sorts of other administrative and planning reasons, thus providing time for physical and training bottlenecks to be overcome. None of the supply-side constraints looks impossible to resolve if the demand was there.
Demand for Housing Whether a big increase in housing construction takes place or not would therefore very largely depend on the extent for which demand for it materialises. For the public sector, this is very largely a question of making the money for new build available. There is every reason to believe that many local authorities, supplemented by housing associations, would be only too willing to start building again on a large scale if provided with the opportunity to do so. For the private sector, the position is more complex. House builders would need to be sure that they would make more money out of construction than by holding onto appreciating land banks. For this to be possible, they would need to be reasonably certain that there would be strong demand from purchasers capable of paying the prices for new housing being built on the required scale, either as owner-occupiers or as buyers for rent. If the rate of building of new dwellings expanded very rapidly, house prices should trend downwards as supply begins to catch up with demand, making construction more attractive than holding land banks in the hope that they will increase in value.
Mortgages Currently about 40% of property purchasers are cash buyers. The remaining 60% need to raise a mortgage to complete their purchases, so the availability of sufficient funds to support the volume of house purchases required is clearly crucial. Especially with the prospect of interest rate rises in the offing, for there to be a sufficient number of house purchasers capable of meeting the criteria required for them to qualify for the required finance, taking account of realistic ratios between income and house prices, house prices would need to fall, at least in the areas of the country where they are highest.
Foreign Purchasers One significant way of getting house prices down would be to make it less attractive for foreign buyers to pre-empt so much of the housing which comes on the market in the UK. About 75% of all new build housing in London is currently sold to foreign interests as are half the properties sold for more than £1m. Steps along these lines could supplement the reduction in house prices to be achieved by much more building of social housing via the public sector.
Aggregate Saving Stepping up substantially the amount of house building in the UK would involve both a real resource shift away from consumption to a higher proportion of our national income being invested, an increase in the savings ratio to make this possible, and sources of finance to make this switch achievable. All these three aspects of the transition required highlight the fact that it would be much easier to get the housing market in the UK back into better balance if we could increase the overall rate of economic growth in the economy as the Pound Campaign believes is possible.
John Mills is a donor to openDemocracy.
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I failed over and over again.
Websites, Youtube channels, Shopify stores, an Airbnb management company. You name it – I've probably tried it and failed (miserably).
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No "get rich quick" schemes. It takes dedication and time. You ain't achieving this without some blood, sweat – and tears!
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I started my first Youtube channel in 2008. I had no idea what I was doing. No one did back then, especially because it was right in the middle of the GFC. Yeah, that was one of my first memories as a teenager. What a great start!
Anyway, the internet at least was slightly more stable, even if it was still a bit like the Wild West. Everyone used MySpace (remember Tom?), Youtube was for uploading silly videos. Memes didn't exist yet either…
This is when I started making editing and design software tutorials on Youtube. At first it was for fun, but then people started offering me small amounts of money to make backgrounds for them or edit their gaming videos. It was only $20 every now and then, but that's big bucks for a 14 year old kid!
I quickly saw the value in this, so I leveraged my existing community and started a second channel with a more growth-oriented approach. People would send their gaming videos to me, and I would upload them on this channel to a wide audience. It was a win-win for me and the person sending their content. I was able to grow my own channel and monetize the videos with Google Adsense, and they would get exposure for their own channel.
This little side gig lasted for a few years. I would go to school during the day, and work on my online income at night and on weekends (when I wasn't playing Call of Duty of course).
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In 2011 I graduated from high school. A few months later I turned 18 and started university. As many of you might have experienced yourselves, when an 18 year old kid is introduced to alcohol, girlfriends, and complete freedom, the wheels can come off a bit…
And that's exactly what happened. I stopped my online journey. I also grew out of video games, and no longer had passion for what I had been doing.
From 2012 to 2017 I mostly just worked (including at Apple and a SaaS startup), studied, and partied. In hindsight it wasn't the worst way to spend my late teens and early twenties, but I do feel like I could have done more. If you feel the same way, just remember; it's a marathon – not a race. You know what a marathon and a race have in common? You'll get to the finish line eventually.
Did that sound incredibly cliché? Kinda – but it's true.
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Older, and wiser in my early 20s – in 2017 I was wrapping up my university degree, and chomping at the bit to get into the corporate world and start making money. I'd also created a new Youtube channel with the goal of making a few hundred dollars a month.
But where to start?
Since I'd worked part-time at Apple for 4 years doing Tier 2 technical support, I knew a lot about Apple software. I leveraged this existing knowledge and started creating software tutorials. How to fix a slow Mac, how to fix printer issues, and creating partitions on external drives were some of the topics I created content on.
I also made videos to review or showcase existing technology I already owned. Like a microphone, computer monitor, or keyboard. None of these videos were of exceptional quality. I used a crappy camera, and the audio was terrible – but they did provide value to an audience.
As a result, I was gaining around 60,000 views per month from this channel. After monetizing my Youtube channel, and dipping my toes into Amazon affiliates, I was making anywhere from $400 to $800 per month.
This was also around the time I tried Shopify dropshipping for the first time. I hated it. My stores failed and I despised selling cheap crap from AliExpress. I wanted to build a proper brand and product.
2019-2020: $1800 per month
In 2019 I was 25 and working full-time for a startup. Unfortunately, it was truly one of the most toxic companies I'd ever worked for. It got very ugly towards the end – several people quit in spectacular fashion (including me). Think of that scene from the movie Wanted when James McAvoy quits (although with less blood and less smashed keyboards).
At this point I was running my own boutique Airbnb management company in addition to the Youtube channel. I'd also just started a new full-time job at a large SaaS company. I remember taking my personal laptop to work every day and spending my entire lunch break working on my company. Then, I'd get home after work and work on it until 10pm at night.
This progressed smoothly until March 2020. Within two weeks of the first lockdowns beginning – myself (and 40% of my co-workers) had been laid off, my Airbnb business was shut down, and my girlfriend and I had to move out of our apartment and back into my childhood bedroom at my parent's house.
Shit. Back to square one.
I spent a few months sitting around. Thinking. I could have picked up a new job without too much hassle, but I didn't want to.
I did know that I wanted to increase my second source of income – making it equivalent to that of an entry-level job. This meant I'd never have to worry about being laid off from my primary job ever again.
So, I spent a few hundred dollars on camera equipment and gear, spent some time brushing up on the skills I had learned over the past decade, and got to work.
2021 – present: $20,000 per month
It took me less than 6 months to transform my "side hustle" software tutorial channel with barely any subscribers into a content-making powerhouse generating $20,000 per month in semi-passive income.
I want to stress however that these results are not typical. Usually this process takes years. There was also a healthy dose of luck and good timing involved – but don't forget I had been slowly working towards this since 2008. I had a decent understanding of marketing, editing, 3D and 2D design, Amazon affiliates and what types of content would perform best.
I went from earning maybe $400 per month, to earning that in a single day.
Now, you've probably noticed that I left quite a knowledge gap between going from $400 a month to $400 a day. The reason for that is simple – this entire website is dedicated to explaining and discussing this success, and what I continue to learn, optimise, and grow every single week. This also isn't limited to just Youtube. I've expanded to affiliate marketing, Shopify, and blogging to add additional income streams.
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Amid troubling times, YouTube viewers are finding solace in one dad's helpful home and life tips
By Justin Sedgwick
Uncertain if your tie is properly-knotted for your upcoming Zoom interview? Need to unclog a sink but wary of inviting a plumber into your home? No matter what common domestic task you may be facing, one dad likely has tips that can help.
Titled "Dad, how do I?", Rob Kenney's YouTube channel provides common practical tips that individuals often learn from their parents. The inaugural video, "How to tie a tie," was released on April 2.
Dancing dad shows off ballet with daughter
A dad exhibited some graceful dancing alongside his daughter. (Credit: Pure Joy: The Adventures of Abby via Storyful)
In the following weeks, Rob Kenney has given guidance on "How to shave your face," "How to change a tire," (and check its air pressure), "How to use a stud finder," as well as "How to hang a shelf."
The videos are straightforward and to the point, and infused with an occasional dad joke, providing viewers the knowledge and confidence they need to unclog bathtub drains and change their car's oil.
There doesn't seem to be any sort of expensive production or high-tech equipment associated with his shoots: When the camera starts rolling, Kenney gets down to action.
Kenney's videos have garnered a robust online audience, with some videos drawing over 100,000 views. When taking a dive through the comments that his videos have received on social media, it's clear that his "dad vibe" and helpful mission is resonating with online users.
"As a dadless kid who's now starting to struggle his way into adult life, thank you so much," wrote one YouTube user. "Your channel brought some pretty considerable tears to my eyes."
To date, Kenney's most popular video is "How to fix most running toilets," which has garnered hundreds of thousands of views and was a top-trending YouTube video less than a week after it had been uploaded. It's arguably the most complex shoot that Kenney has attempted yet, giving viewers an inner-look at the mechanisms that make a toilet run and what steps to take should they ever fail.
Kenney plans to release new videos each week. Other fathers who have gained online acclaim for their new pandemic hobbies include a dad-turned-ballet dancer in Virginia and a pair of Seattle dads who set up an at-home ice cream shop for their kids.
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This is not your mom's synagogue or your daddy's church.
Leaders of two young religious organizations in Chicago are finding creative ways to build their faith communities.
At Mishkan Chicago, participants host house parties, where amid food and wine they discuss issues of the day and bring Jewish text and tradition into the conversation. Soulful music- and prayer-filled services that have taken place in synagogues, yoga studios and at the lakefront, spark people to move and dance. They're designed to be a source of spiritual invigoration and intellectual, emotional and social stimulation for people who haven't necessarily found homes in the usual Jewish spaces, says Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann, 33.
Chicago-based Root and Branch Church holds dinner services in the basement of St. John Church in Chicago. They begin with the breaking of bread during a service that, besides a meal, includes helpings of bible text, poetry and religious and secular music. The services, put together with input from attendees, are designed to engage, spark discussion, reflection and questioning. It's not sit and get there or at its more traditional services that take place at Gorilla Tango Theater in Chicago.
The key is creating the right space where people can be spiritually moved, said Heydemann, a guitar-playing rabbi who grew up in a Jewish home on Chicago's South Side.
Heydemann, a Stanford University graduate with honors in religious studies and philosophy, led the launch of Mishkan Chicago three years ago, and growth has taken off. Mishkan had 65 people at its first service and this year attracted more than 1,400 during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
"This is a place where the heart is addressed in addition to the head," said Jacob Kaufman, who hosted the first Mishkan service at his home. "It's a place of experience rather than just thinking. When I go to a service, I want to feel something, have some moment of transformation. I always feel uplifted in some way, opened, strengthened, more aware of my inner being" at Mishkan.
Mishkan Chicago, which holds services at Anshe Emet, the Bodhi Spiritual Center and other sites, made the 2013-2014 Slingshot Guide of most innovative Jewish organizations in the U.S. It focuses on making Judaism accessible. The prayer book it uses is in Hebrew and has an English translation and transliteration. It also includes commentary, said Heydemann, who takes care to explain the history and significance of traditional Jewish prayers.
The key is to meet people where they are on their spiritual journey, she noted.
At Root and Branch Church, a Christian spiritual community, founders Timothy Kim, Neil Ellingson and Andrew Packman said their church has attracted people who identify as Christians and those who once did and wonder if they could again. It also includes people who are spiritual but not religious, those who are skeptical of religion but broad-minded, as well as atheists.
The three friends come from diverse backgrounds. Packman, 30, grew up in an interfaith home in southern Illinois, while Ellingson, 33; was raised in a secular Minnesota home. Kim, 30, grew up in southern California attending a conservative Evangelical church.
They met at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where Packman is working on his doctorate in theology, and Ellingson and Kim are working on Master of Divinity degrees. They launched Root and Branch in March 2013.
The church has received funding from and is part of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). It has more than 500 likes on Facebook and has an email list of more than 200, Kim said.
Christal Willliams, associate regional minister for the Disciples of Christ church in Illinois and Wisconsin, said she felt fulfilled after attending a dinner church service.
"The level of conversation we were able to partake in was a reflection of what the kingdom of God is supposed to be," she said. "The message was intellectually stimulating and theologically correct.
"Root and Branch advises you to take what you hear, investigate it and examine it in a way that we haven't really been given permission to do in the past. To me that's what faith in God is all about. It's about hearing a message and asking how does this affect me and how do I affect it. If you don't ask that question, how does one faithfully live out his or her call as Christians," Williams said.
The dinner church services, which take place two Saturdays a month, are rooted in tradition.
"It models what we think the first Christians were doing," Packman said. "They were gathering around dinner tables, sharing their lives together.


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