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L'espressione inglese helicopter money, in italiano soldi dall'elicottero o elicottero monetario, indica una politica monetaria non convenzionale per cui una banca centrale crea del denaro e lo distribuisce direttamente ai consumatori. Talvolta, viene proposta come alternativa all'allentamento quantitativo (quantitative easing) quando l'economia è in trappola della liquidità, ossia quando i tassi sono vicini allo zero e l'economia sta attraversando una fase di recessione.

L'espressione è stata coniata da Milton Friedman nel 1969, con l'obiettivo di descrivere gli effetti di un'espansione monetaria. Infatti, la metafora è quella di sganciare soldi sulla gente come se piovessero da un elicottero (da cui discende l'espressione ).

Nell'ambito dell'eurozona, nel marzo del 2020 si è parlato dei soldi dall'elicottero come un'eventuale misura per rispondere alla crisi economica causata dalla pandemia di COVID-19 in Europa.

Concetto
Il primo a teorizzare questo concetto fu, per l'appunto, il famoso economista monetarista Milton Friedman il quale teorizzò che, nel caso ogni altra leva di politica monetaria fosse fallita, un accredito sui conti correnti dei cittadini avrebbe temporaneamente stimolato la domanda aggregata.

Impatti possibili
Diversi politici ed economisti famosi hanno preso posizioni a favore dell'helicopter money; tra questi l'ex banchiere c'entrale della FED Ben Bernanke, il parlamentare della Camera dei Lord Adair Turner e l'economista J. Bradford DeLong. Solitamente i sostenitori dell'elicottero monetario si rifanno alle ragioni di Milton Friedman per affermarne l'efficacia.

Non mancano tuttavia importanti esponenti avversi a questa teoria economia. Alcuni di questi esponenti sono Carmen Reinhart, Francesco Daveri e Koichi Hamada. Costoro portano, a sostegno della loro testi, le possibilità che l'inflazione potrebbe crescere esageratamente, che la bilancia dei pagamenti potrebbe sbilanciarsi a favore delle economie estere e che i politici potrebbero sfruttare questa manovra per scopi esclusivamente elettorali

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Discussion in 'MacBook Air' started by Darge13, Feb 18, 2008.
I posted this over at the Apple forums but I don't how many of your are on those boards too.
I have had 2 MacBook Airs and I can't recall if the first one had the hard drive click. The second one does. I did some searching on apple website for some better smart tools and found this.
When I run this it says my drive is failing with over 1000 unknown errors, but when reading the attributes I seen no failing items. So I'm wondering if this is simply an incompatibility issue with the software or if the drive is truly dieing. Would anyone kindly try to run this application on their MacBook Air and report back?
Thats all I wanted to to know. I think its nothing. I have used some other SMART software to read the status and I get the same. When I read my log it time stamps it between 0 and 3 hours over and over. Thanks for the feedback. Oh did it also list the drive as failing at the bottom?
I agree and believe some of the 'error' stats might be reporting incorrectly in the current 1.1 version of this tool.
However, after noticing a lot of clicks from my drive, I ran this utility and noticed many 'bad sectors' under the attribute section. When I took it in tonight to the Apple store, they ran their newest diagnostic tool and it found the drive was indeed bad. They ended up just replacing my MBA. On a side note, the 'Verify Disk' under the Disk Utility reported nothing.
If you see bad sector errors, I would recommend taking it in and letting them check it out.
ACL found but not expected on "Library".
ACL found but not expected on "Applications".
Mine also. I don't know if this is OK but I ran this on a fresh, new system.
Every time I access a document, I hear a click. The fan is silent. Everything else works fine. But there's a click, usually followed by a few more clicks. As long as I am surfing the web or doing something with the computer, I hear clicks. I would chalk this up to the normal sound of the system, but from these "clicking" threads I get the idea that other people are not hearing this sound.
So I'm going to go down to the Apple store and listen to their display models just to see whether other Airs make the same noise I'm hearing. I could care less whether the hard drive is failing or not; if my machine is making noises that other machines are not making, I'm having it replaced or returning it. I love this machine aside from the noise, but it is no good to me if it is going to drive me mad.
My MBA hard drive "clicks" every 30s-1m or so quietly...but you can still hear it. I ran the tests in disk utility and it showed nothing. You won't be able to hear if it clicks in the apple store...way too noisy. What's the verdict on this? Are they defective or not? Is it normal for it to click like that?
well i can hear another sound...really high frequency(cpu-whining) especially when i use the touchpad and the cpu is idle. hope it won't get worse..
My first Air had that squeal all the time. This new one does it on an off. Its like a beep.
Did u use safari or firefox? MBA CPU burns when watching HD video with safari. Theres some random pauses while streams , kinda like slow frame rate. Was watching with firefox and cpu user go between 50-60% temp was 70c. A loud click after finishing the video.
well i think we have to live with that.
someone tried to not let the hdd get into sleep-mode?
THIS IS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MBA!! Just made that bold to make it perfectly clear that you are barking up the wrong tree.
That issue occurred on all my macs, and many many others, after updating to 10.5.2. Seems 10.5.2 quality control wasn't as good as it should have been.
It's obviously a remnant from that update and nothing to do with the MBA in particular.
I used Safari. These were not random pauses. I would hear a click click and the video would pause. This was not a network issue either. CPU was fine too. I watched the same video on an older less powerful laptop and it played fine.
What was the temp of ur cpu when u play that video?
I never see it go above 80*C once the fans kick in.
did ur cpu temp went up to 70c when watching that video?
As for the clicks, i get them every 30s or so. If you turn on an iPod and put it up to your ear you get the same thing...I'm assuming it's something the hard drive does because of its nature/size. I hope I'm right...I need to know so I can return it if I need to.


"I have been blessed (with being) in the presence of popes, presidents, governors and royalty. (This) left me with a similar feeling of awe," said Frank Schubert, the Sacramento consultant who ran the successful Yes on Prop. 8 campaign. "Here I am with a front row seat, 20 feet from seven people in whom we entrust vast power, counting on them to exercise that power with wisdom. This is the ultimate personification of the 'consent of the governed.' "
It was, depending on your perspective.
In Placerville, Charlotte Higgins avoided the historic proceedings completely, even though she is married to another woman.
Thursday's hearing was about Higgins' life. Consequently, she couldn't watch in detached awe. She decided it would be impossible to marvel at legal theories directly related to her expression of love.
Honestly. These are extraordinary times.
Hollywood perverts the idea of marriage with pimped-up odes to matrimony – "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire?"
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Q: Converting dicts with nested dicts to pandas dataframe This is an extension of
this question on pandas conversion from list of dicts
If the dataframe includes a dict within the dict
[{'points': 50, 'time': '5:00', 'year': 2010},
{'points': 25, 'time': '6:00', 'month': "february"},
{'points':90, 'time': '9:00', 'month': 'january'},
{'points_h1':20, 'details': {'width':10,'height:20}}]

So I would like to get this:
      month  points  points_h1  time  year  details.width  details.height
0       NaN      50        NaN  5:00  2010            NaN             NaN
1  february      25        NaN  6:00   NaN            NaN             NaN
2   january      90        NaN  9:00   NaN            NaN             NaN
3       NaN     NaN         20   NaN   NaN             10              20

You may have guessed that I was using json_normalize before and now have a dict but converting to json seems unintuitive to me here.  I have tried list-comprehension with pd.concat() before finding the answer above which almost fixed my issues (converting my column to a list and using pd.DataFrame(data) )

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A very promising game that is let down by repetitive quests and underdeveloped gameplay. Still, I can see this engine being a major factor in a much better game. Might still be worth playing as a time-capsule type game.
I didn't care about Altair at all and that limited the journey somewhat, but on the opposing side, we start to get intrigue as Desmond is being captured, manipulated and whatnot in this title. Ending has a nice cliffhanger even if the buildup's a bit uneven.
It's not a surprise that this spawned one of the biggest franchises in modern gaming, but the original is pretty stark compared to what Ubisoft shoved into later installments. It's really just a forgettable stealth game with a neat historical skin thrown on it.
The gameplay was innovative once upon in the time. The general plot it's trash but we know it now, then there was at least the hope that it was something interesting.
Its a testament to the game's world building, brilliant atmosphere (for the time) and fun parkour navigation, that it''s less-than inspired and repetitive gameplay didn't turn me off from playing through it more than once.


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The thanks they get for voting Obama
Barack Obama is giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "adding insult to injury."
NATIONAL TEACHERS Appreciation Week, traditionally the first full week of May, passed this year without even a token statement from Barack Obama. Instead, the White House issued a presidential proclamation honoring the same weeklong period as...National Charter Schools Week.
Yep, you read that right. Barack Obama--who got the votes of millions of teachers last November and whose party depends on hundreds of millions of dollars in political spending by teachers' unions and the rest of organized labor--not only couldn't be bothered to utter a symbolic good word about teachers. He went out of his way to celebrate an initiative of the Republican Bush administration that spotlights a centerpiece of the anti-teacher school deform agenda.
If you're a regular reader of SocialistWorker.org, you'll know that there's a long history of the Democrats talking populist when they're asking for the votes of their working-class and liberal base of support--but acting quite differently when "the party of the people" is in office.
But Obama and Co. seem almost eager to rub their supporters' faces in it.
Teachers aren't the only example. At election time, one of the most reliable appeals for voting Democratic is to raise the specter of Republicans taking away a woman's right to choose. The urgent pleas of pro-choice supporters in 2008 and 2012 to vote for Obama were a stark contrast to his administration's neglect of the issue.
This week, though, the Obama administration took action on reproductive rights, appealing in court for...continued restrictions. In April, a federal judge struck down an Obama-era rule barring women younger than 17 from obtaining the Plan B "morning-after" pill without a prescription. This Monday, the Justice Department of a pro-choice Democratic president asked a higher court to overturn that decision.
Its reasoning for stopping the judge's order from going into effect--that women would become "confused" if they gained unrestricted access to Plan B, only to have it taken away later if the Obama administration succeeded in its appeal--was a glaring and infuriating display of contempt for women and their rights.
There are plenty more examples. The willingness of Obama and the Democrats to give ground to Republicans on issue after issue while kicking their own base in the teeth has come into particularly sharp focus this spring. It's worth pointing out that these are also the opening months of Obama's second term, during which the president was, according to some liberal commentators writing before the election last year, supposed to prove he was a true progressive after all.
This isn't a new insight into the nature of the Democratic Party, by any means. But the importance of the lesson that flows from it--anyone who wants to see change must rely not on allies in high places, but the collective strength of our struggles and our movements--is all the more crucial to remember as activists mobilize around the urgent issues we face today, from immigrant rights to climate justice and more.
THE REPUBLICAN Party and the Democratic Party aren't identical. If they were, there wouldn't be any reason to have two of them.
Most of the time, most Democrats stand to the left of most Republicans. That's a big part of why Democrats are effective in carrying out an agenda that serves the political and social status quo. They can win the votes and political support of masses of ordinary people well to their left who fear even worse from the other guys.
But some of the time, there's not even the proverbial dime's worth of difference between Democrats and Republicans. Charter schools and the corporate school deform agenda are a prime example.
The standardized testing mania, scapegoating of teachers and encroachment of private interests into public education began in earnest under George W. Bush with his No Child Left Behind law. But Obama took over the Bush program for public schools and kicked it into high gear. His administration's Race to the Top program dangled billions of dollars in front of state governments, in return for passing "reform" laws that tied teacher evaluation to test scores and opened the way for more charter schools, among other measures.
Obama and his Education Secretary Arne Duncan were speaking glowingly about charters long before National Charter Schools Week. The language of Obama's proclamation is typical: "These learning laboratories give educators the chance to try new models and methods that can encourage excellence in the classroom and prepare more of our children for college and careers."
Every part of that statement flies in the face of the facts. Charter schools prepare fewer of our children for anything at all, because the private operators who run schools with public funds get to exclude the students they don't want.
For example, a 2011 study of 14 Florida school districts found that more than 86 percent of charter schools didn't have a single student with a severe disability, compared to more than half of district public schools that did. The pattern is similar with homeless students. As education expert Diane Ravitch reported at a 2010 hearing, "New York City has 50,000 homeless students, but only about 100 are enrolled in a charter school. If a proportionate number were in charters, there would be 1,500, not 100.
In other words, charter schools on the whole take the students they want from public schools--preferably, those without special needs that cost more money--and leave the rest behind in a system that's even more starved for financial resources, thanks to the subsidies for charters.
And even so, charter schools can't demonstrate that they do any better at educating the students they do take. On the contrary, a 2009 study by the RAND Corporation, for example, analyzed charter schools in five major cities and three states, and found that in every location, students in the charter schools performed no better at best, and demonstrably poorer at worst.
So why the zealous cheerleading for charter schools? The answer: Follow the money.
Follow the money in a direct sense--more than one-third of charter schools were run by for-profit companies as of 2010, according to the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. Public school privatization is proving to be an even bigger bonanza in other areas--companies like Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. are scrambling to get their hands on the billions to be made off the standardized testing bonanza.
But you can also follow the money in an indirect sense. The charter school crusade is aimed squarely at the power of the teachers' unions--according to Diane Ravitch, 90 percent of charters are non-union. Charterization has become a dependable way to get rid of well-paid, veteran, union teachers--and replace them with educators who labor under the conditions described by one Ohio teacher in a comment at Ravitch's website:
I've been an educator in Columbus, Ohio, since university. In my eighth year, I currently earn $34,000 before taxes at a 9-12 charter school. I can be fired at any time. I have no tenure, no union and scarce resources to teach...My family needs the money I earn, so I must teach, but I just pray a public school gives me a chance.
Teachers and education workers are one of the last remaining strongholds of the union movement--around three in every 10 union cards in the U.S. are held by members of the American Federation of Teachers or National Education Association. An injury to those unions through charterization is an injury inflicted on the whole working class, to the benefit of the bosses.
Plus, there's the ideological angle. Charter schools are promoted by free marketeers, liberal and conservative alike, who claim that the private sector always does a better job than wasteful, corrupt, bloated big government.
Actually, it's abundantly clear that the private sector is a cesspool of waste, corruption, bloat and worse--which is why the charters need a vigorous, pay-no-attention-to-that-man-behind-the-curtain public relations campaign, with the president of the United States serving as cheerleader-in-chief.
REPUBLICANS AND their media mouthpieces like Fox News still like to portray the Democrats as tools of organized labor, but it's hard to believe anyone buys that any more.
Labor's political power has been shrinking with its membership numbers for decades, while business' spending advantage in elections expands with each cycle. But more to the point, the leadership of the Democratic Party has molded itself so completely into the role of servants to Corporate America that it doesn't even bother with the old symbolic gestures any more.
As historian Van Gosse wrote after last year's election, "The mass party of the center, birthed 20 years ago by Bill Clinton triangulating his way into a 'socially liberal' version of neoliberalism (or what used to be 'liberal Republicanism' in the days of Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney), has been brought to fruition by Barack Obama's savvy Chicago apparatchiks."
So it shouldn't be any surprise that the Obama administration's policies are bent and twisted in whatever ways are necessary to serve the interests of Corporate America, at the expense of the people who make up the main base of support for the Democrats.
But even as Obama and the Democrats thank their most devoted supporters with betrayals and insults, they won't tolerate the least criticism from their base.
On this score, the Obama White House is every bit as belligerent as Democratic administrations that came before it--maybe more so. Thus, Joe Biden told anyone dissatisfied with the multitrillion-dollar bailout of Wall Street to "stop whining"; Obama himself mocked liberal critics of his health care law for "seeing the glass as half empty"; and White House spokesperson Robert Gibbs sounded off against the "professional left" that would only "be satisfied when we have Canadian health care, and we've eliminated the Pentagon."
In stark contrast to their timid attitude in confrontations with Republicans, the Democrats save their real venom for anyone to their left who dares to hold them accountable for the policies and principles they claim, usually at election time, to stand for.
You don't have to go far on the Internet to find a liberal commentator who fumes about this two-faced behavior. But all too often, even critical voices accept that the only "realistic" course in a two-party system is to seek to influence their Democratic "allies."
But is it realistic to expect working people to get a hearing from a party that is so intent on listening only to the demands and dictates of Corporate America?
Or is it more realistic to rely--as the most important struggles for change in history always have--on the power of mass mobilization and action at the grassroots to build a political alternative that breaks out of the confines of the two-party political system?
Against amnesia: The empire under Obama
The U.S. empire under Barack Obama has been a catastrophe for the world--we can never forget nor excuse his two terms of American violence.
Danny Katch
From hope to cynicism in the Obama era
Obama's stature will grow with each passing day under his successor, but the fact is his presidency paved the way for Trump.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
Singing from the same songbook
Paul Ryan's complaints about a "tailspin of culture" among "inner city" men aren't so different from Barack Obama's line.
Washington's warring brothers
During the shutdown circus, Republicans and Democrats have seemed unalterably opposed to each other--but this obscures how much they agree on.
Hollowed-out hope
The media say Obama's State of the Union speech took a stand for progressive issues--but the president is getting ready for a second term of austerity.
Ragina Johnson
How do we stop capitalism from killing the planet?
Just as there can be no doubt that a climate change disaster is already taking place, there can be no doubt about its cause: the capitalist system.
The new abolitionism
The sudden embrace of calls to "Abolish ICE!" by immigrant justice organizations is a dramatic and welcome left turn for the movement.
Leonard Klein
What we did in Iowa to chase away the Klan
The Midwest Network to Stop the Klan was an example of successful anti-racist organizing in the 1990s that holds lessons for today's left.
The occupation heard around the world
Five years ago, Occupy Wall Street erupted onto the political landscape--and gave voice to the class anger brewing beneath the surface of U.S. society.

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After innumerable delays, last year's biggest films finally arrive
Abby Olcese,
Woman in the Window
Summer is approaching, and things are, thankfully, starting to look pretty different from where we were a year ago. This time last year, theaters and studios were trying their damndest to keep moviegoers coming to theaters despite frequent statements from both moviegoers and the CDC that it wasn't a safe proposition. Thanks to the miracle of science (do you have a moment to talk about our lord and savior Dolly Parton?) many folks are fully vaccinated—or on their way there—and going back to the theater is looking pretty promising. For those who don't feel safe going back to a theater yet, studios are slowly figuring out ways to hybridize their releases so there are plenty of options to watch at home.
In either case, this summer provides a wealth of exciting viewing options, including movies that were held over from last year's schedule and some returning familiar faces. In any case, it's just nice to have something to get excited about again, whether you're rejoining safely distanced groups of strangers in a theater or still watching from your couch. Mark your calendars for these upcoming standouts.
Streaming options:
Woman in the Window, Amy Adams as Anna Fox
May 14, Netflix
We've all felt like we're under house arrest this last year. Why not watch a movie about a woman who's literally trapped in her home? Amy Adams plays an agoraphobe who sees her neighbor (Julianne Moore) murdered by her husband (Gary Oldman) through her apartment window. Or did she? There are some Rear Window hijinks going on in this adaptation of A.J. Finn's book. The script comes from Tracy Letts, the cleverly twisted mind behind Bug, August: Osage County, and Killer Joe—which is reason enough to be intrigued.
May 14, theatrical/HBO Max
If you're like me, you started playing video games last year and came across the great indie game Firewatch (or maybe you played it years ago. Whatever.) Those Who Wish Me Dead doesn't feature any middle-aged men whose wives have early-onset dementia. However, it does feature fire towers, national parks, and forest fires, as well as Angelina Jolie being a badass. They had me at fire towers, honestly.
Roger Ebert said movies are a machine that generates empathy. He also said, "if we have done something to make others a little happier, and something to make ourselves a little happier, that is about the best we can do." It's good when movies are about things, but sometimes they're just for fun. Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead hits Netflix in May. It's got Dave Bautista, Garret Dillahunt, and a CGI-inserted Tig Notaro fighting undead showgirls and Elvis impersonators. Do you really need anything else?
In the Heights.
June 11, theatrical/HBO Max
After 2020 caused Hamilton to skip theaters and go VOD, it's nice that Lin-Manuel Miranda gets another shot at theatrical release. In the Heights is poised to be 2021's big summer blockbuster. Early reactions to this adaptation of LMM's breakthrough musical have been extremely positive, and pre-existing love for the show itself is strong. By the middle of June, you may be ready to escape to an air-conditioned theater and enjoy a bright, fun story about the lives of folks in New York's Washington Heights with a room full of distanced, masked, and hopefully vaxxed strangers. But it'll still be simultaneously available on HBO Max, just in case you're not.
June 18, Disney+
Disney and Pixar's next film, which releases directly to Disney+, comes from director Enrico Casarosa who previously made the adorable Pixar short La Luna (the one about the family who cleans shooting stars off the moon). Casarosa's feature debut follows a pair of young boys having summer adventures in an Italian seaside village. They're hiding a secret, though: the boys are both sea monsters disguised as humans, and the villagers historically hate their kind.
Aug. 27, theatrical/HBO Max
The details on Reminiscence are, for the moment, pretty sparse; there's only been a teaser that dispensed almost no information. What we do know, however, is intriguing. It's written and directed by Westworld co-creator Lisa Joy. In it, a scientist (Hugh Jackman) discovers a way to relive the past—this is different from time travel somehow(?)—and uses it to look for a lost love (Rebecca Ferguson). That premise and casting project some potential The Fountain vibes, which would work well with Joy's established track record.
Theatrical releases:
Chris Rock in Spiral. // Courtesy Lionsgate
Overland Park's own Darren Lynn Bousman returns to the franchise that made his name with Spiral, the long-delayed latest addition to the Saw series. This time around, Bousman directs surprising-but-welcome stars Chris Rock, Samuel L. Jackson, and Max Minghella, who play cops tangoing with a Jigsaw copycat killer who appears to be targeting law enforcement.
May 28, theatrical/Disney+ premiere access
Listen, I know the rest of the internet is rolling their eyes at Cruella, and I get it: this is absolutely an unnecessary studio cash-grab. But hear me out: it might not suck. Tony McNamara co-wrote the screenplay, and his writing worked wonders for Emma Stone in The Favourite. Craig Gillespie, who last made I, Tonya, is in the director's chair. That's a combination of elements that could add up to something pretty fun if we're willing to give it a chance.
By now you've seen the trailer for F9, right? You probably watched it last year, when we all thought we'd see it in 2020. Then you watched the new trailer last month to remind yourself how rad it's going to be. Justin Lin is directing again. John Cena is playing Vin Diesel's evil long-lost brother, challenging Dom Torretto's lifelong assertion of #family. We might finaly get cars in space. Oh, and Han is back. I'm ready, you're ready, we're all ready. Let's do it. If there was anything that absolutely needs to be seen in a theater, here it f'ing is.
Director Janicza Bravo teamed up with celebrated playwright Jeremy O. Harris (Slave Play) to adapt a viral tweet thread into a movie that got an outstanding reception at Sundance last year just before things shut down. Cinephiles have been eagerly awaiting Zola, about a stripper who takes a trip to Florida with a new friend that spirals out of control, ever since. Distributor A24 only exacerbated matters with frequent teases (but no actual date confirmation) on social media for months. It's finally almost here, and I couldn't be more excited.
Director David Bruckner has been a steadily growing, dependable horror filmmaking hand since 2007's The Signal. Bruckner's latest—The Night House—is another delayed 2020 Sundance release that picked up favorable notices after its premiere, particularly for its effective use of sound and jump scares. Rebecca Hall plays a woman reeling from her husband's suicide, and possibly haunted by an unknown, supremely creepy presence in the lake house he built for them. It all sounds very promising, but maybe don't buy a big bucket of popcorn beforehand, lest you end up like that poor schlub in the AMC Theaters pre-roll.
When the trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Old unexpectedly showed up before this year's Super Bowl, it was a weird and welcome surprise. It's got a crackerjack cast including Gael Garcia Bernal and Vicky Krieps, who visit a beach with their family where they and a group of other folks start rapidly aging for unknown reasons. Yes, the goofy title and the fact it's a Shyamalan joint mean it could be a total disaster. However, even that man's disasters are typically interesting. Trainwreck or no, it'll likely be worth checking out.
The Green Knight is another delayed 2020 movie from A24, this time coming from A Ghost Story's David Lowery. It's a retelling of the Arthurian legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, with Dev Patel playing Gawain. The material seems like a departure for Lowery, whose interest in lore and mysticism usually tips toward Americana. However, the legend's themes of mortality, identity, and honor are right up his alley. The trailer gives off strong A24 horror vibes (think Midsommar and The Witch). For a specific subset of movie fans, that signifies we'll be in for a real treat.
Aug. 6
When it was announced James Gunn would be taking on The Suicide Squad, both a sequel and corrective to David Ayer's bleak and messy 2016 movie, you could hear the collective cheer go up across the internet. Gunn is a great fit for this material, more because of his edgier pre-Marvel work like Super than for his Guardians of the Galaxy movies, and the trailers released so far reflect that. In addition to a gonzo style and impressive cast, the movie also prominently features local boy-made-good David Dastmalchian, who plays beloved DC character…(checks notes) Polka-Dot Man.
It's been delayed and delayed, but cross your fingers, it looks like Nia DaCosta's Candyman "spiritual sequel" will hit theaters at the end of August. Horror fans have been champing at the bit for DaCosta's movie for what feels like forever, and I personally can't wait to see what socially-conscious terrors she and co-writer and producer Jordan Peele have in store for us. It should be a fitting cap on what looks to be a promising summer movie season.
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Lucknow, April 16 (IANS) The crackdown against four leaders by the Election Commission for making hate speeches seems to have had little impact on other contestants.
Hours after the EC's action against Yogi Adityanath, Azam Khan, Maneka Gandhi and Mayawati, the BSP candidate form Fatehpur Sikri, Guddu Pandit alias Bhagwan Sharma, launched a diatribe against UPCC President Raj Babbar who is also contesting on Fatehpur Sikri seat.
"Sunn lo Raj Babbar ke kutton, tumko aur tumare neta nachaniya ko dauda dauda kar jooton se maarunga. Jo jhoot faelaya samaaj mein. Jahan milega, Ganga maa ki saugandh tujhe jooton se maarunga, tujhe aur tere dalaalon ko," he told a news channel.
The statement has gone viral on the social media and the Congress has asked the EC to take cognizance of the statement.
Meanwhile, Guddu Pandit seems unrepentant about his behaviour. When a group of journalists met him on Tuesday morning, he repeated his statement against Raj Babbar.
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By Ho Binh Minh
HANOI, Oct 20 (VHM) - Chinese runner Liu Hongliang has become the champion of the VPBank Hanoi Marathon 2019 after completing the 42-km course in Vietnam's capital for 2:33:50 on Sunday, followed by Vietnamese runner Le Van Tuan and Hillary Kipkering from Kenya.
Liu, the 22-year-old Hongkonger who also bagged the gold medal in April at the 2019 Beijing International Half Marathon, came to the Finish line in Hanoi behind his previous best full-marathon record of 2:15:22.
In the femal group running the full marathon, the top two positions were taken by Vietnamese athletes, namely Pham Thi Hong Le, a 21-year-old member of the Vietnam National Athletics Team (2:55:42), and Leo Thi Tinh, 23. The third place was seized by Chi Ling Mok from Hong Kong.
Vietnamese Pham Thi Hue, 23, was the first among female runners of the 21-km category to cross the Finish line at Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi's center, while the gold medal in the 10-km female runners' group belonged to Nguyen Thi Oanh, 24 and in the 5-km category - to Ngo Thi Khanh Ny, 18.
Along with Le, Hue, Oanh and Ny are also members of the national athletics team. Their victory took place on Sunday as the Southeast Asian country marked the Vietnam Women's Day.
Runners attending the 5-km category were the last to arrive, marking the successful completion of what has now become the annual international marathon of Vietnam's capital.
Runners of the VPBank Hanoi Marathon's 10-km category prepare at the Start line at Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi's centre on October 20, 2019. Some 7,000 runners, including around 1,500 foreigners, competed in VHM this year, more than double the participants in 2018. Photo by HBM/VHM Race Organizing Committee.
Earlier, some 1,000 athletes gathered at Hoan Kiem Lake to make their 42-km category start before dawn, followed by 2,000 under the 21-km category and 1,500 of the 10-km distance. Part of the race was covered in a nationwide broadcast by state-run Vietnam Television.
In total, around 7,000 runners, including 1,500 foreign nationals, competed in VHM this year, more than double the participants in 2018, following the certification of the 42-km course by the Association of International Marathons and the Distance Races (AIMS) and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
Runners from China, France, Japan, Kenya, the Philippines and Thailand were among the 58 countries who checked in for the race. The VHM courses connect Hanoi's famous Old Quarter with key destinations such as the Opera House, the Cathedral, Hoan Kiem Lake, Ba Dinh Square, West Lake and Long Bien Bridge over the Red River.
Hanoi's municipal authority says this international marathon will be held on annual basis. VHM organizers have expressed their hope to attract 10,000 runners in the marathon next year, while their goal for a longer term is to make the race one of the world's major marathons.
The VHM is co-organized by the Dai Bieu Nhan Dan (People's Representative) newspaper, the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports, DHA Vietnam Company, the Vietnam Athletes Federation and VPBank. DHA is also an organizer for the Halong Bay Heritage Marathon, which is scheduled for November 24.
The next Hanoi marathon will be held on October 18, 2020.
VHM 2019 WINNERS
42-km Category (M) Results Country 42-km Category (W) Results Country
1 Liu Hongliang 2:33:50 Hong Kong, China Pham Thi Hong Le 2:55:42 Vietnam
2 Le Van Tuan 2:34:35 Vietnam Leo Thi Tinh 3:14:49 Vietnam
3 Hillary Kipkering 2:35:53 Kenya Chi Ling Mok 3:22:02 Hong Kong, China
21-km Category (M) Country 21-km Category (W) Country
1 Li Chunhui 1:06:54 China Pham Thi Hue 1:19:43 Vietnam
2 Hoang Nguyen Thanh 1:07:23 Vietnam Zhang Kaiquin 1:22:51 China
3 Le Trung Duc 1:11:27 Vietnam Bui Thi Thu Ha 1:24:06 Vietnam
1 Nguyen Trung Cuong 0:32:55 Vietnam Nguyen Thi Oanh 0:35:09 Vietnam
2 Stephane Charnet 0:34:19 France Doan Thu Hang 0:38:13 Vietnam
3 Le Tien Long 0:34:37 Vietnam Pham Thi Ngot 0:43:19 Vietnam
5-km Category (M) Country 5-km Category (W) Country
1 Son Tien Phat 16:49:01 Vietnam Ngo Thi Khanh Ny 18:59:06 Vietnam
2 Nguyen Duy Lam 18:04:01 Vietnam Le Thi Lan 19:02:04 Vietnam
3 Hugo Le Gars 20:01:07 Nguyen Thi Thu Ha 19:05:08 Vietnam
Timing is based on Chip Time.
(HBM. 20.10.2019)


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OnOne announces new, updated products
OnOne Software (http://www.ononesoftware.com) made several announcements regarding its products. First up, the company announced Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 for Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Lightroom.
Tackling specific problems within a photographer's preferred workflow, the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 offers solutions for color correction, image resizing, masking, professional photographic effects, and now layers for Photoshop Lightroom and Apple Aperture, in one package. With support for Photoshop CS5, CS4, CS3 and CS2, the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 includes FocalPoint 2, PhotoTune 3, PhotoFrame 4.6, PhotoTools 2.6, MaskPro 4.1, Perfect Resize 7 and the new Perfect Layers.
With this new version of the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5, photographers now have more options for where they use many of the onOne products. Photographers will now have the ability to create layered files that are fully compatible with Photoshop for later editing from within Lightroom and Aperture with the new Perfect Layers. In addition, for the first time, FocalPoint 2, PhotoTune 3, PhotoFrame 4.6 and Perfect Resize 7 can now be used directly within Lightroom and Aperture without the need for a separate host application.
Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 continues to include full support for Photoshop CS5, CS4, CS3 and CS2. Mask Pro 4.1 which allows photographers to replace backgrounds and make selections and PhotoTools 2.6, which allows photographers to leverage the power of Photoshop to enhance and stylize their images, continue to function directly within Photoshop and do not run as stand-alone applications.
The new Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 will be available in December to owners of Plug-In Suite 5 as a free upgrade at no additional cost and to new users for US$499.95. Purchased separately the products would normally cost $1,460. Existing owners of Plug-in Suite version 1, 2, 3 or 4 can upgrade to the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 for $199.95. Customers who own one or more of the products in Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 will be able to upgrade as well
Along the same lines, onOne has introduced Perfect Resize, one component of the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 for Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. It adds new features for achieving sharp detail when enlarging images, new gallery wrap and tiling options, and interface enhancements for photographers who want to make the highest quality prints. Perfect Resize supports Photoshop CS5, CS4, CS3 and CS2 and can now be used directly from within Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Apple Aperture without the need for a separate host application.
Perfect Resize will be available in early December as a standalone product and as a part of the new Perfect Photo Suite 5.5. Owners of Genuine Fractals 6 or earlier can upgrade to Perfect Resize for US$99.95 or to the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 for $349.95. Owners of Plug-In Suite 5 are eligible for a free upgrade to Perfect Photo Suite 5.5, which includes Perfect Resize 7.
Users who purchase Genuine Fractals 6 on or after Sept. 27 will receive a free upgrade to Perfect Resize 7. Owners of Plug-In Suite 1, 2, 3 or 4 can upgrade to the Perfect Photo Suite for $199.95. Perfect Photo Suite 5.5 is available to new customers for $499.95.
onOne has also introduced introduced Perfect Layers, a new addition to the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5. It gives photographers the ability to create and work with layered files in their workflow application of choice and to bring those files directly into Photoshop. Perfect Layers supports the creation of layered files that can be opened and edited by Photoshop software and can be used directly from within Adobe Photoshop Lightroom software, Adobe Bridge and Apple Aperture. Perfect Layers will be available as a free public preview by the end of 2010 and will be available in early 2011 as a standalone product for $159.95 and as part of the Perfect Photo Suite 5.5.
Finally, onOne announced an update to its application for remotely controlling Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras using Apple iOS devices. Specifically designed for the iPad, the new DSLR Camera Remote HD will include a redesigned interface that takes full advantage of the larger screen on the Apple tablet, improved gesture-based preview functionality and the addition of starting, stopping and monitoring video from supported HD DSLR cameras from Canon and Nikon.
In addition to DSLR Camera Remote HD, onOne Software will also be updating the DSLR Camera Remote 1.3 to version 1.4 by adding support for the Canon 60D and the Nikon D7000. The original DSLR Camera Remote (not the HD version) is designed to run specifically on the iPhone or iPod Touch. Owners of DSLR Camera Remote 1.3 can add video start and stop functionality through an in-app purchase.
DSLR Remote Camera Remote HD for the iPad is expected to be available in late November in the Apple App Store and will have a retail price of $49.99. DSLR Camera Remote 1.4, designed to run on the iPhone and iPod, will be $19.99 and is also expected to be available in late November through the Apple App Store.
Owners of DSLR Camera Remote Pro 1.3 for the iPhone and iPod can get the updated camera support for the Canon 60D and Nikon D7000 for free in the 1.4 update. However, adding the start and stop video feature will be a $9.99 in app purchase to add this advanced functionality.
DSLR Camera Remote Free is a free version that offers the ability to fire or release the shutter of the camera, for those who wish try the app before purchasing. There's no upgrade path from the iPhone or iPod touch version DSLR Camera Remote 1.3 to DSLR Camera Remote HD that is designed specifically for the iPad.
DSLR Camera Remote HD and DSLR Camera Remote 1.4 are expected to be available in the Apple App Store in late November 2010. After purchasing any of the editions, users will need to download a free application that runs on their supported Mac or Windows computer. This free application is required to communicate between the iOS device and the supported Canon or Nikon DSLR camera, connected via USB or FireWire to a WiFi enabled computer.
onOne Software releases Perfect Photo Suite 5.5
Perfect Resize released for Photoshop, Lightroom, Aperture
onOne Software announces Perfect Photo Suite 7


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Feorsteorra's Personal Name List
Usage: English (Modern)
Pronounced: HAY-lee
Personal remark: daughter of Ashley and Waring (divorced)
Rating: 47% based on 6 votes
Variant of Hayley.
Usage: Scottish
Personal remark: daughter of Fiona and Bailey (twin to Alistair)
Anglicized form of Iseabail.
Ayelet
Usage: Hebrew
Other Scripts: אַיֶלֶת(Hebrew)
Personal remark: daughter of Jared (twin to Moishe)
Means "doe, female deer, gazelle". It is taken from the Hebrew phrase אַיֶלֶת הַשַׁחַר ('ayelet hashachar), literally "gazelle of dawn", which is a name of the morning star.
Usage: English (Modern, Rare)
Personal remark: daughter of Mission and Ethan
From the English word "eternity" meaning "existence without end; infinite time", ultimately from Latin aeternitas.
Delenn
Usage: Popular Culture
Personal remark: daughter of Phil (twin to Bareil)
Sci-Fi TV series, Babylon 5 character, head of the minbari religious cast
Gender: Masculine & Feminine
Usage: Welsh, English (Modern)
Pronounced: BRIN(English)
Personal remark: daughter of Sharon and Maximillion (twin to Fox)
Means "hill, mound" in Welsh. In Wales it is almost always a masculine name, though elsewhere in the English-speaking world it can be unisex (see Brynn).
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Biblical, English
Other Scripts: זְכַרְיָה(Ancient Hebrew)
Pronounced: zehk-ə-RIE-ə(English)
Personal remark: son of Aaron (twin to Isaiah)
From the Hebrew name זְכַרְיָה (Zekharyah) meaning "Yahweh remembers", from זָכַר (zakhar) meaning "to remember" and יָה (yah) referring to the Hebrew God. This is the name of many characters in the Old Testament, including the prophet Zechariah, the author of the Book of Zechariah. The name also appears in the New Testament belonging to the father of John the Baptist, who was temporarily made dumb because of his disbelief. He is regarded as a saint by Christians. In some versions of the New Testament his name is spelled in the Greek form Zacharias or the English form Zachary. As an English given name, Zechariah has been in occasional use since the Protestant Reformation.
Usage: English, Biblical
Other Scripts: יְשַׁעְיָהוּ(Ancient Hebrew)
Pronounced: ie-ZAY-ə(American English) ie-ZIE-ə(British English)
Personal remark: son of Aaron (twin to Zechariah)
From the Hebrew name יְשַׁעְיָהוּ (Yesha'yahu) meaning "Yahweh is salvation", from the roots יָשַׁע (yasha') meaning "to save" and יָה (yah) referring to the Hebrew God. Isaiah is one of the four major prophets of the Old Testament, supposedly the author of the Book of Isaiah. He was from Jerusalem and probably lived in the 8th century BC, at a time when Assyria threatened the Kingdom of Judah. As an English Christian name, Isaiah was first used after the Protestant Reformation.
Pronounced: SKIE-lər
Personal remark: son of Agora and Greg
Variant of Schuyler, based on the pronunciation of the surname but respelled as if it was a blend of the English word sky with names such as Tyler. It was rare before 1980, and first gained popularity as a name for boys. It is now more common for girls, though it is more evenly unisex than the mostly feminine variant Skylar.
Usage: English
Pronounced: STUR-ling
Personal remark: son of Alexa and Mickey
From a Scots surname that was derived from city of Stirling, which is itself of unknown meaning. The name can also be given in reference to the English word sterling meaning "excellent". In this case, the word derives from sterling silver, which was so named because of the emblem that some Norman coins bore, from Old English meaning "little star".
Pronounced: AL-i-stər(English)
Personal remark: son of Fiona and Bailey (twin to Isobel)
Anglicized form of Alasdair.
Moishe
Usage: Yiddish
Other Scripts: משה(Yiddish)
Personal remark: son of Jared (twin to Ayelet)
Yiddish form of Moses.
Usage: French
Pronounced: BLEHZ
Personal remark: son of Kendra and Sherman
From the Roman name Blasius, which was derived from Latin blaesus meaning "lisping". A famous bearer was the French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal (1623-1662).
Pronounced: FAY-bel
Personal remark: son of Mission and Ethan
Derived from the word for a succinct story, in prose or verse, that features animals, plants, inanimate objects, or forces of nature which are given human qualities, and that illustrates a moral lesson.
The word "fable" comes from the Latin fabula (a "story"), itself derived from fari ("to speak") with the -ula suffix that signifies "little".
Pronounced: HUN-tər
Personal remark: son of Naomi and Vincent
From an occupational English surname for a hunter, derived from Old English hunta. A famous bearer was the eccentric American journalist Hunter S. Thompson (1937-2005).
Aodhàn
Usage: Scottish Gaelic
Personal remark: son of Sara and Adrien
Scottish Gaelic form of Aodhán.
Pronounced: MAKS-wehl
Personal remark: son of Sharon and Maximillion
From a Scottish surname meaning "Mack's stream", from the name Mack, a short form of the Scandinavian name Magnus, combined with Old English wille "well, stream". A famous bearer of the surname was James Maxwell (1831-1879), a Scottish physicist who studied gases and electromagnetism.
As a given name it has increased in popularity starting from the 1980s, likely because it is viewed as a full form of Max [1].
Pronounced: FAHKS
Personal remark: son of Sharon and Maximillion (twin to Bryn)
Either from the English word fox or the surname Fox, which originally given as a nickname. The surname was borne by George Fox (1624-1691), the founder of the Quakers.
Najm
Usage: Arabic
Other Scripts: نجم(Arabic)
Pronounced: NAJM
Personal remark: son of Tarek (twin to Akash)
Means "star" in Arabic.
Usage: Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali
Other Scripts: आकाश(Hindi, Marathi) আকাশ(Bengali)
Pronounced: a-KASH(Hindi)
Personal remark: son of Tarek (twin to Najm)
Means "open space, sky" in Sanskrit.
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Sri Sri may refer to:

 Sri Sri, an honorific title used for spiritual persons, see Sri
 Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar (1921–1990), founder of the social and spiritual movement Ananda Marga (the Path of Bliss)
 Ravi Shankar (spiritual leader) (born 1956), founder of the Art of Living Foundation
 Sri Sri (writer) (1910–1983), Telugu poet, and film lyricist
 Sri Sri (film), a 2016 Telugu drama film

See also

 SRI (disambiguation)


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Haapoja is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

 Juho Haapoja (born 1980), Finnish boxer
 Matti Haapoja (1845–1895), Finnish murderer
 Susanna Haapoja (1966–2009), Finnish politician
 Terike Haapoja (born 1974), Finnish visual artist

Finnish-language surnames


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KWx hires key executives
A month after announcing a C-suite shake up for Keller Williams, KWx, the holding company for Keller Williams Realty, announces a new round of executive appointments.
In Q4 '20, KW announced the initial phase of its formation of the holding company KWx, composed of Keller Williams, Keller Williams Worldwide, Keller Offers, and Keller Home Financial Services, consisting of Keller Mortgage and Keller Covered. An integrated home experience company, KWx unites KW's ecosystem of companies focused on an agent-centric home experience journey.
Carl Liebert, chief executive officer (CEO) of KWx, announced the latest executive appointments. In an interview with RealTrend, Leibert noted that KWx's goal is to "provide a seamless, delightful experience for all things home ownership for agents and their clients." These appointments are just one stop in continuing that work.
Stacie Herron, chief legal officer: Herron will lead the strategic direction and day-to-day operations of KWx's legal, compliance and enterprise risk matters. Prior to joining KWx, she served as executive vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary for 12 years at Brookfield Properties, where she oversaw its legal function.
Dave Smith, president, Keller Home Financial Services (KHFS): As president of KHFS, composed of Keller Mortgage, a mortgage lender, and Keller Covered, an insurance services provider, Smith will scale and improve the digital experience of the mortgage and insurance service offerings, maximizing efforts focused on providing a seamless agent-driven consumer experience.
TV Kumaresh, head of strategy planning & integration: Kumaresh will translate and map the core strategy that guides the operational plans, investments, outcomes and results for KWx. Prior to joining KWx, Kumaresh previously served as a vice president and senior strategy officer with USAA, responsible for building and managing enterprise and business unit strategies, along with the execution of product development and innovation.
Paige Gorman, vice president of integration: Gorman will lead the change management required across the KWx ecosystem to forward the vision of a seamless agent-driven consumer real estate experience. Prior to joining KWx, Gorman served as vice president of enterprise customer experience at Assurant Insurance.
"We're excited to add Stacie, Dave, TV and Paige to our robust leadership team that is focused on building a bright future in partnership with our agents," said Liebert. "Building on our [Keller Williams'] proud past, in collaboration with leaders who have been pivotal in our growth for decades, our newest team members signify our enduring commitment to delivering an unrivaled, seamless homeownership experience that extends beyond the transaction."
In October 2020, Liebert was appointed the CEO of KWx. Within the role, Liebert continues to build a high-caliber, broad-based, diverse leadership team to bring the KWx ecosystem of companies into alignment as one.


There's a philosophy out there that you can motivate almost anyone to do their job. It implies we can motivate someone, as well as take away their motivation. Although this viewpoint is typically well-intended, it is counterproductive to greater success.
When disciplining workers, consider the potential for lawsuits. Assume that anyone you terminate might sue.
Research increasingly supports the notion that some laughter and playfulness in the office corresponds to a myriad of positives: reduced employee turnover, improved well-being, better communication, higher creativity and greater productivity, to name a few.
A survey released in January found that recent college grads who cited these six college experiences also ranked highest in measures of workplace engagement.
The performance review is getting a makeover, suggests new research from staffing firm OfficeTeam.


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Celebrated Dutch designer, Ruud-Jan Kokke, designed the very first Spoinq collection. Chair Spoinq became the base for an entire collection by Ruud-Jan Kokke. Kokke typically seeks balance in his designs: "A project is only successful if an equilibrium is reached between material, form and use". Kokke works principally with wood and steel, testing these materials to the limit. He refuses to be tied to one environment. In his work he regularly collaborates with designers from other disciplines to create for schools, businesses, government buildings and public spaces. This diversity makes Kokke a flexible partner with extensive knowledge of the complexity of the development task. He sees himself as a builder, with a great knowledge and love of materials and construction techniques.
Kokke has won several awards both nationally and internationally for his work. Several of his designs are already regarded as design classics and are included in the collections of the Municipal Museum in Amsterdam and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York.


Night Golf at CMGC is always a big hit. Last year over 100 played therefore John and Ange Gaskell are organising it once again. It is on Friday 26th October with a shot gun start at 7.30pm, all equipment is supplied so the only thing you need to bring is your clubs. The cost is just £20 per person including prizes, food and all lighting/glow equipment.
If you would like to sign up, a £10 deposit is required and the balance is to be paid on the night. You can sign up by calling the golf club on 01299 271112.
A shortened course is made up on one of the nines at CMGC with glow stick lighting the course up. You then have golf balls with glow sticks in them that that glow through the night sky. It is great fun and not to be missed out.
Each of these four 4* Shropshire self-catering accommodations have been built and furnished to the highest standard with an open minimalist feel to it featuring a fully equipped kitchen, two en-suite bedrooms that can be arranged as twin or double accommodation and storage room for golf/ fishing equipment.
The perfect holiday accommodation in a peaceful and scenic location.
PlayMoreGolf is the perfect membership for the infrequent golfer who still wants to be a member of a golf club.
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"Just a wonderful place to stay, everything so relaxing. Fabulous weather, golf, chalet, dining out. Will return soon."


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Brainstorming: it's been around for ages, a way for people to exchange ideas, thoughts, or simply a mean to help each other achieve a common goal, find a solution to a problem. Wouldn't it be nice if there was an easy way to do it without having to meet face to face? Well, there actually is one, and it involves your tablet.
Called PhatPad, it is stated to turn your tablet into an advanced brainstorming tool. You can draw, write or type your thoughts, your ideas and then simply share them via email, or Dropbox.
You can also take notes, drawings, images, or voice recordings and share them as mentioned above. The application also has handwriting recognition software built in, which comes in handy.
It is suited for everyone given the intuitive nature of the app. For example, in order for you to have the most space available for drawing or note taking, the options are hidden until you need them.
From that option menu you can add images, you can insert digital text using your keyboard, add grid lines or detect drawn shapes.
If you like you can also access some of the more technical options from there, like Dropbox synchronization and Handwriting recognition. It was made with one thing in mind: simplicity.
It did really well in an actual test, the handwriting recognition is spot on, adding images is very easy, so easy actually because of the custom made camera UI, where you only have to click an "X" to determine whether or not you want to add that picture.
Drawing shapes is just as easy, you can do it with your finger, stylus or you can recognize it, basically the same as handwriting.
Furthermore, you don't have to worry about drawing a perfect line, since the app does it for you: it recognizes it and automatically straightens it out.
PhatPad can also be used as a layer-based image creation tool, too. You can put clipart, text and images on top of each other. For example, let's say you have an infographic as an assessment you can create the first draft.
Another great thing about PhatPad is the ability to create multiple pages and use it as a presentation mode to move through them. You can also create voice notes by setting up the slide timings. Unfortunately though, you cannot save the slides in PPT format. That would have been super nice!
All in all, after some time working with it and just going through all the features, I am quite pleased with how many there are! I strongly believe that anyone could find useful ways to use PhatPad, especially students and teachers.
Highlight text with color, insert text using a keyboard or handwriting recognition, adding an image, changing the fonts, changing the background color, easily adding arrows are only a few examples of options.


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NFL's Drew Brees' Son Callen Christian Brees With His Wife Brittany Brees
Published Thu Sep 12 2019 By Samana
Callen Christian Brees is the third son of the very popular couple Britanny Brees and Drew Brees. Callen Christopher was born on August 15, 2012.
The name "Callen" is a Gaelic name and in means "Powerful in battle".
The name "Christian" means "The follower of Jesus Christ".
Parents' Net Worth
Callen's dad, Drew Brees has the massive net worth of $130 million. He earned his riches through his profession as a football player. He has been a NFL quarterback since the eyar 2001 and also has got the title of the "MVP" more than once.
Callen's mama, Brittany Brees has the net worth of $2 million. She earned her riches through her non governmental organization named 'Brees Dream Foundation' as a co founder. She is a philanthropist who has a very big haeart and is always looking and finding ways to help the needy people.
Parents' Relationship
Callen Christian Brees's parents are a total relationship goals for every single, single one of us and obviously to Callen and his siblings. They have been married happily and have always stayed true and loyal to each other.
Callen's parents first met when the two were at a college party with drew instantly falling for Brittany's beauty and her soft heart. They were introduced by their mutual friends and their chemistry instantly hit it off.
Callen's parents Drew and Brittany Brees.
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Drew asked her out and after the college and their entire history of relationship, asked her again, this time, her hand for marriage. Callen's mama instantly said yes to him and the two got married in the month f July, 2003.
Three Siblings
Callen is the youngest brother among his two elder brothers and has one baby sister. Callen's elder brothers are Baylen Robert Brees who was born on 15th January 2009 and Bowen Christopher Brees who was born on 19th October 2010.
His younger sister is Rylen Judith Brees and she was born on 25th August 2014. Being the second youngest sibling, Callen receives a huge amount a love from his big bros and younger sister to whom he gives equal love and respect.
Callen with his parents and siblings.
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A Cute Birthday Wish With A Cute Picture
On Callen's third birthday, he was wished a happy birthday by his father in a very cute way. A cute caption with a cute boy eating a cupcake, what could be more sweeter than that, right? The little batman shirt, the Iron Man glove, and the delicious looking Spider-Man cupcake added more cuteness to the picture.
Glamour Path for More Celebrity Babies.
Callen Christian Brees
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4 STARS OF FAITH
At all of our camps and programs, we strive to embody and teach the "Four Stars of Faith" based on Proverbs 3:5-6.
STAR 1 "TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL OF YOUR HEART"
Give your whole heart to Jesus Christ
STAR 2 "LEAN NOT ON YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING"
God's Word is the final authority on matters of faith
STAR 3 "IN ALL OF YOUR WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM"
We were created to glorify God in all things
STAR 4 "AND HE WILL MAKE YOUR PATH STRAIGHT"
When we trust and believe in God's ways and promises, He will take us on an incredible journey
We believe the Bible to be the inspired, the only infallible, authoritative Word of God.
We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
We believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, in His virgin birth, in His sinless life, in His miracles, in His vicarious and atoning death through His shed blood, in His bodily resurrection, in His ascension to the right hand of the Father, and in His personal return in power and glory.
We believe in the active ministry of the Holy Spirit by whose indwelling the Christian is enabled to live a godly life.
We believe in the resurrection of both the saved and the lost; those that are saved to resurrection of life and those that are lost to the resurrection of damnation.
The history of National Youth Theater can only be explained through God's timing, prayer and providence. In 2013, after 20 years with Christian Youth Theater (CYT) and Spotlight Theater in Chicago, Justin and Rachel Parks began a new theater group in Chicago which they named National Youth Theater (NYT). The theater was started in the Chicago area as a model to be adopted by communities across the country. Houston was the first to believe in it and adopt it. The vision was for a program that could be easily adopted by Christians who love God, love kids, and love theater (in that order) – and is still the same vision today.
Founding members Melissa Jacobs and Jane Hallford decided to launch a new-after school, Christian, theater arts program in the Spring, Woodlands, and Magnolia areas. Shortly thereafter, they recruited Jennifer Chidester to be their Operations Manager, and she quickly became an integral part and founding member of the organization.
Jane reached out to Justin, friends and former colleagues, to let him know about their first theater camps called "Musical Fusion," which debuted in June 2014. The Parks family visited the area to observe the full-capacity day camps. Justin was impressed with the Christ-centered like-mindedness and the team that had formed in such a short period of time. After the success of these initial camps, Jane & Melissa agreed that this new group would adopt the name of "National Youth Theater." It wasn't long until, with prayerful consideration, that God moved the Parks family to their new home in The Woodlands to form the artistic team for NYT's first full scale production of "Peter Pan."
Justin brought his 20 years of theater experience (acting, producing, directing, and managing) to the NYT team, while Melissa, Jane, and Jennifer provided the organizational framework along with their decades each of combined ministry, music and theater experience.
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How Will Google's New Link Attributes Change SEO
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The nofollow attribute is helping Google fight comment spam from the last 15 years. It also became Big G's recommended directive to advertising-related or sponsored links.
On Tuesday, September 10th, Google announced that the rel="nofollow" attribute will be treated as a "hint" for organic ranking instead of ignoring it completely.
Additionally, the introduction of two new link attributes rel="sponsored" and rel="UGC" will help Google to identify the nature of hyperlinks.
These new link attributes, along with nofollow, are summarized below:
rel="sponsored": Use the sponsored attribute to identify links on your site that were created as part of advertisements, sponsorships or other compensation agreements.
rel="ugc": UGC stands for User Generated Content, and the UGC attribute value is recommended for links within user generated content, such as comments and forum posts.
rel="nofollow": Use this attribute for cases where you want to link to a page but don't want to imply any type of endorsement, including passing along ranking credit to another page.
This move has created a buzz in SEO communities. Multiple threads are trending on Twitter for how the latest changes in link attributes will impact SEO and the overall digital marketing industry.
SEO community actions & reactions
Google's Danny Sullivan tweeted saying that this announcement enables webmasters and SEO executives to specify the link type beyond the traditional nofollow attribute. At the same time, Google will have granular detection for the link signals and the surrounding content.
Gary Illyes, Google Webmaster Trends Analyst further clarified that meta robots nofollow are a hint for Googlebot, similar to rel="nofollow".
However, there are no meta robots for UGC or sponsored tags and you won't benefit by adding that.
"The robot meta tags will continue to work the same as before; it's just nofollow link attribute which is getting evolved." – added John Mueller, webmaster trends analyst at Google.
It means if a web page ends up as 404 or dropped from the Google search index because of noindex robot, then the page and its contents will not serve as a part of the Google index.
In short, there is no benefit for site owners by implementing the UGC and sponsored link attributes instead of previously used nofollow. It only helps Google to understand the sites better.
One of the Twitter users, Alan Bleiweiss, raised the question of why would publishers change a well-established "nofollow everything rule" when there's no valid, viable incentive to do so. It is marginally better to implement these more granular rules, but seems like something that is not worth the time investment to do retroactively.
Google Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan replied to this tweet saying that the new link attributes are a voluntary choice for webmasters. You can decide whether to use them or not.
However, the nofollow attribute will continue to work for sponsored links as they explicitly said on their blog.
He further stated that the publishers might find these changes more useful.
Even after this tweet, the SEO community has a lot of confusion about the implementation of these link attributes. They are struggling to find valid reasons to put effort, time and $$$ into making these changes.
(How) will these link attribute changes impact SEO?
Referring to Danny's tweet that states the nofollow is a "hint" in organic ranking, Garry says, the new link attributes are minor aspects of Google's powerful search algorithm.
Since it's helpful to Google to understand the web better, the implementation of UGC and sponsored link attributes may have a serious impact on the end-user.
Garry supported his statement by saying that this change actually affects the real users on a product he is working on.
The outcome of these changes may reflect in ranking and have a positive impact on the end-users, ultimately helping the publishers.
According to the official announcement on Webmasters blog, nofollow will be used as a hint for crawling and indexing, which goes into effect from March 1, 2020.
However, Google will not consider nofollow links for ranking purposes and treat them as it used to earlier.
The "hint model" won't change the traditional nature of nofollow links, in most of the cases.
"Google will carefully assess link implementation within Search and continue to take corrective action where no attribution is provided." Danny and Garry stated in the announcement.
These changes could mean considerable improvement in user experience in search results. Nevertheless, publishers are confused and thinking of the next moves.
In my personal opinion, most sites won't see any positive effect (at least in the next few months) on terms of ranking improvements by implementing the new link attributes.
Benefits of the new link attributes
Google has stated that the webmasters don't need to go back and update existing content with newer link attributes.
There is no clear incentive for site owners to apply more granular UGC or sponsored link attributes instead of plain nofollow.
The purpose of new link attributes is to provide more options to the publishers to classify the link types and help Google understand the content structure in a better way.
Links often carry valuable information that helps Google improve its search algorithm, such as the words in the link and anchor text describing the context of the web page that link is pointing to. Plus, Google can encounter unnatural link patterns by looking at the links and anchor text.
By integrating the new link attributes, Google will have access to additional information.
By knowing the black hat practices and manipulations in SEO, Google has warned publishers that some links shouldn't be considered as the first-party endorsement to avoid negative impact. This makes sense when big brands and media agencies are using a mix of promotional activities, including advertorials, influencer partnerships, and content marketing.
SEOs and "the big guys" will manage, but what about everyone else?
The UGC and sponsored attributes are a few of those things where you do not need to worry much if you do not really want to do anything.
However, if you want to help Google understand the web better and ultimately improve UX for end-users (which you are one), you may look into implementing these attributes.
More work for SEOs?
Even the smallest change in SEO is very difficult to implement, especially for big sites.
"It needs special efforts of developers and content team merely to change the title and descriptions sitewide. What happens if we just ignore this?" Asked Kristine Schachinger.
Google didn't want to create a headache for SEOs and others who are concerned about this issue.
"People don't need to go back and change those nofollow links to new attributes as they had to use compulsorily" – Said Danny.
Google seems fine if you do or do not follow these changes. It wants to create a minimal burden on webmasters.
If you have been implementing nofollow correctly, but your development team is unable to incorporate UGC or sponsored link attributes for the next several weeks, you don't need to be afraid of the negative impact or any kinds of penalties.
That being said, there is good news for WordPress users.
Joost de Valk, the founder of Yoast SEO plugin, said that the next WordPress release will support new link attributes.
If other developers follow the same direction, that will surely speed up the adoption of these changes.
Is this an opportunity for spammers to manipulate search rankings?
Concerning Google's hint model, some webmasters are worried about spammers taking advantage of it to manipulate organic ranking. Using downright nasty techniques like comment spam, by claiming that nofollow links now work for SEO.
That is unlikely as many forums and commenting systems (including that of WordPress) are very likely to soon implement the UGC attribute, thus rendering forum backlinking worthless.
I would still strongly advise everyone to focus on other proven off-page SEO strategies, rather than relying on comment and forum backlinks. The focus should be more on getting high-quality, natural, relevant, contextual backlinks.
Most of the links with UGC and sponsored attributes will not be strong ranking signals as this move is only meant for Google to understand link schemes better.
This topic is still hot, and all we can do for now is make educated guesses. March 2020 is when we will see the real impact of Google's new link attributes.
If you are a blogger who publishes sponsored content, allow comments or user-generated content on your site, or host forums, then consider using the sponsored and UGC link attributes instead of that singular nofollow that you're using currently.
If you can't or don't want to overhaul the entire site, there is no harm either.
Whatever Google does, there always a reason behind it – even if we can't see it right away. While they are trying hard to say the use of these tags is optional, I wouldn't be surprised if using them results in some small benefits in the future.
Do you think there's something SEO community is overlooking? Start the discussion in the comments below!
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On August 19 of this year, the West Memphis Three--the no-longer-young men railroaded in a triple homicide that left a humble Arkansas town mobbishly seeking justice--were finally released from prison, making Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, which premiered at the TIFF on September 11, instantly obsolete. (The film reveals their parole in a postscript that feels laughably abrupt after 100 minutes of handwringing.) Where 1996's Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills dealt with the role of religious paranoia in the scapegoating of the West Memphis Three (who were accused of killing a trio of boys as part of a Satanic ritual) and its 1999 sequel, Paradise Lost 2: Revelations, was profoundly if not explicitly about the ineffectuality of the original as an agent of change, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory is mostly a lot of housekeeping, a refresher course for viewers of the first two films and a lint trap for details about the case that have emerged in the media over the past decade. More a glorified DVD supplement than a documentary, the picture's at its best when it shows how easy it is to work up a head of righteous anger for dead kids by framing one of the fathers of the victims, Mark Byers, as the killer with "evidence" no less flimsily circumstantial than that which was used to condemn the West Memphis Three. (He had priors, his son's death didn't curb his criminal lifestyle--he must have done it!) In fact, Byers is compelled by his moment on the other side of the torch-wielding villagers to write a letter of apology to Damien Echols, the only one of the West Memphis Three on Death Row, whose head he called for back in '93. But by the end of the piece, another of the fathers, Terry Hobbs, has implicated himself in the killings by virtue of suing the Dixie Chicks' Natalie Maines for slander, and Byers hastily commits to this new version of events, drafting a giant pros-and-cons list that seals Hobbs's guilt in his eyes. Hobbs may well be the culprit (the DNA does not work in his favour), but the point is, eighteen years later, nobody has learned to let nature take its course--except the Zen-patient West Memphis Three.
When Cameron Crowe's Pearl Jam Twenty was over, I lined up to use the bathroom between two other people, a woman and a man, who were at the same screening. The woman, who looked perhaps like she might've been in kindergarten when Pearl Jam's "Ten" came out, asked me, "That Chris Connell [sic], the guy with the--" she crooked her finger over her lip to indicate a pencil moustache, "--was he in the band?" "No," I said, "he's the lead singer of Soundgarden." "Oh," she replied, and I could tell this answer didn't satisfy her in the least, but the bathroom became vacant and she excused herself. Then the man behind me, who was closer to my age (36) and patchouli-scented, wanted to know what I thought of the film. I told him that as someone who lost track of the band--lost interest in it is the truth, but something told me not to say that, for he'd take it personally--after "Ten," I had trouble keeping up with it. He nodded sagely and said, "The thing about the drummers?"


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Conlon vs Clarke? McCall is the loser in that battle
In which Michael looks at the fallout from the fall out with Barry Conlon and Matthew Clarke and how Stuart McCall and John Sheridan are united at last.
There is speculation that the breach of club dicipline that saw Barry Conlon and Matthew Clarke dropped from the squad on Saturday was a punch up between the two biggest bruisers the Bantams had and frankly had tickets been sold for that event I can imagine it would be worth watching in that Clash of the Titans way.
This speculation might be filed next to Paul McLaren's walk out and will never play for City again or Peter Beagrie's famously broken leg on the 1st of April 1999 – "Which one is it that he hasn't broke?" – or it might be grounded. I'm not one to speculate without fact on my side and the paid could well have been fleecing the young 'uns at cards or staying out past curfew but for something will be proof that Stuart McCall lacks the strength to impose discipline.
His most famous moment – to many – is falling off a car drunk. One can see the problems he would have telling players how to behave but perhaps the punishment for the pair – of which McCall says We'll keep it private but it's over and done with now. They are both back in the squad. – is that strength being flexed.
Not too far away breeches of club discipline became an issue after the Oldham Athletic players were seen scrapping at Belle Vue Dog Track. John Sheridan paid for the problems with his job although a 6-2 defeat at the weekend would not have helped matters and now he has been replaced by Joe Royle.
McCall and Sheridan were on opposite sides of the camp in the 1980s with the Irishman Leeds United's favourite midfielder and Stuart City's. Both are in management at the same time and both have discipline problems to deal with.
Boundry Park provides an interesting test case for City fans. Oldham have fallen out of the play-off zone after looking good for promotion earlier and in Royle they have their totemistic manager – their Paul Jewell – back in charge replacing a young favoured former player. If the potato headed one can lift them into The Championship then those City fans who believe that the Bantams should be making a change in the big chair can point to that and make the point that the same should have happened at Valley Parade. If not then one could argue that there is some proof that changing managers does not equate to changing fortunes.
We watch with interest as we watch the reintegration of Conlon and Clarke back into the City side. Neither have enjoyed universal popularity but both have merits. Conlon never gives up and is an object lesson for the rest of the side – an example if you will – while Clarke's abilities are evidenced not in singular moments but in a sea change in City's modus operandi. It used to be that the Bantams were bested by big men bullying Mark Bower and now those days are over. That Clarke has failings in other areas one must balance against those benefits and the idea that Zesh Rehman offers similar, if not better.
Both players will live to fight another day – players always do and John Sheridan is out of work while his brawling players continue to be paid – and so will McCall who in having to wield discipline will be viewed by some as lacking it.
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