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Present: Mayor Pulver, Trustee Horning, Trustee Bough Martin, Trustee Kopp, Trustee Baldwin, Counsel Bell, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Gloska, Mrs. Kendall, Mr. Freunscht, Mr. Kopp, Mr. Brzuskiewicz, Brenda Jaquin, Robert Camm, Dean Costanzo, Mr. & Mr. Tom Scott, Frank Micale, Attorney, Stephanie Perotti, Jean & Pat Appel, Hannah Hofsdal, Blayde DeBlieux, Jim & Dan Cunningham, Kipp Hicks, Mrs. Doss
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Proposed Local Law Public Hearing
The Mayor called the public hearing to order for proposed Local Law A-2018 Change of Zone for 112 Salt Springs Road from Special Residential to Low Density Residential zoning. There is an adjacent parcel to this one zoned Low Density Residential, so this would not be considered "spot zoning" Counsel Bell explained. The Mayor asked if anyone wished to speak for or against the proposed change in zone. Attorney Micale, representing Stephanie Perotti who owns 112 Salt Spring Road property, spoke in favor of the requested change of zone. He spoke of the characteristics of the property, which fit the definition of the Low-Density Residential classification. He reviewed information contained in the Villages' Comprehensive Plan that defines the types of properties that are typically in this zoning classification; steep slopes, trees etc. Ms. Perotti shared with the Board a drone fly-over of her property showing the type of land that she has, hills, slopes, trees etc. The fly-over also showed the properties that adjoin her land and the distance that she is from these other parcels. The Mayor asked if anyone else wished to speak for or against the proposal. Dean Costanzo commented that his sister's property adjoins Ms. Perotti's and he commented that there is no possibility of any building happening on her property. They have no complaint with the proposed change of zone as Ms. Perotti has been a good neighbor. Tom Scott who owns property adjacent to Ms. Perotti (they share a driveway) stated his house is a football fields distance from her home and there are no issues. He and his wife Chris have no issues with what is being proposed. No one else wished to speak, the hearing was closed.
The regular meeting was called to order.
Kipp Hicks – Madison County IDA
Kipp Hicks appeared before the Board at the invitation of the Mayor to explain the services that Madison County IDA provide to communities in the County. He spoke of the benefits/incentives that can be provided and how his agency works with communities throughout the County. He provided a copy of a 2018 report from Empire State Development that highlighted various downtown initiatives throughout ten different economic regions throughout the State. He spoke of the NYS Regional Economic Downtown Initiatives and the transformational changes or redevelopments occurring. He also explained Restore NY Grant process. The group spoke of possible areas that could be targeted/reviewed by the Village; including the redevelopment of the Lake Street School. He also spoke of various resources available that the Village might tap; Madison County Planning Department, Madison County Tourism being two of those that are willing to help. The Village should consider public and private needs and any plan needs to be solid and inclusive of all. He also noted that Comprehensive Plan are helpful if applying for any type of grant or program. He suggested getting a group together to talk about the big picture, hurdles and also examine the issues. Tourism, residential, commercial components need to be included in the discussions and put to paper. Mr. Freunscht spoke of his experience with the $600,000 CDBG grant the Village was awarded which was later transferred to the Local Development Corporation; a good experience, but the results were disappointing to a degree as many businesses did not want to participate in the downtown revitalization project; it was difficult to award the money as there was a lack of interested individuals. He has always wanted to see the downtown thrive and the Village is unique with the business district layout and the residential area; which is mostly to the west of the business area and residents go west rather than come to the commercial/business area. The business area struggles because of this issue. The group spoke of branding the community and partnering with the School district to perhaps cast a wider net to involve more individuals and groups. The Board thanked Kipp for his input and suggestions.
The Mayor advised that there is approximately $47,000 in the Local Development Corporation bank balance. He has been in discussion with Jason Purvis of NYS Office of Community Renewal. The funds are not the Village's, but they can be re-directed through a process which would involve conforming to the regulations for which the funds could be used. The group spoke of various ideas that might fall within the required use format. The funds would need to be committed by 3/31/19 or they are subject to return to the State.
Proposed Local Law – Change of Zone
The Board discussed the public hearing held this evening for change of zone for 112 Salt Springs Road. Counsel Bell advised that Madison County Planning has left the decision for local determination. She also advised that because there is property adjacent to this parcel zoned low density residential this would not be spot zoning.
LOCAL LAW A-2018
("A Local Law Amending the Zoning Map of the Village of Chittenango
to Include Certain Property Zoned Special Residential (SR)
in the Low-Density Residential (LR) District in the Village of Chittenango")
The following resolution was offered by Trustee Bough Martin, who moved its adoption, seconded by Trustee Horning, to wit:
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Home Rule Law, a proposed local law titled Local Law No. A-2018, "A Local Law Amending the Zoning Map of the Village of Chittenango to Include Certain Property Zoned Special Residential (SR) in the Low-Density Residential (LR) District in the Village of Chittenango", was presented and introduced at a Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Chittenango held on December 20, 2018; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on such proposed local law on January 22, 2019 by the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Chittenango and proofs of publication of notices of such public hearings, as required by law, having been submitted and filed, and all persons desiring to be heard in connection with said proposed local law having been heard, and said proposed local law having been in the possession of the members of the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Chittenango in its final form in the manner required by Section 20 of the Municipal Home Rule of the State of New York; and
WHEREAS, the enactment of Proposed Local Law No. A-2018 has previously been determined to be an unlisted action and will have no significant effect on the environment thus concluding the SEQR review process; and
WHEREAS, it is in the public interest to enact said Proposed Local Law No. A-2018.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is
RESOLVEDthat the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Chittenango, Madison County, New York, does hereby enact Proposed Local Law No. A of 2018 as Local Law No. 1 of 2019 as follows:
"VILLAGE OF CHITTENANGO
LOCAL LAW NO. 1-2019
A Local Law Amending the Zoning Map of the Village of Chittenango
in the Low-Density Residential (LR) District in the Village of Chittenango
BE IT ENACTEDby the Village Board of the Village of Chittenango, pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Home Rule Law, as follows:
Section 1. Legislative Findings and Intent
The Zoning Map of the Village of Chittenango, as provided for in Section 148-11 of the Code of the Village of Chittenango, shall be amended to include certain lands at 112 Salt Springs Road (Tax Map No. 49.10-1-2.5), as described in the attached Schedule "A", which are currently designated Special Residential (SR), within the Low-Density Residential (LR) District zoning designation as defined and regulated pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 148 of the Code of the Village of Chittenango.
The Zoning Map of the Village of Chittenango shall be amended and shall incorporate the change of zoning classification, as herein provided.
Section 3. Effective Date
This Local Law shall become effective immediately upon passage and thereafter filed with the New York State Department of State.
ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the town of Sullivan, Village of Chittenango, County of Madison and State of New York, beginning at a point in the center line of Salt Springs Road, said point being the southwest corner of Frank Matzell, reputed owner:
Thence (1) from said point of beginning along the southerly line of Matzell S. 84° 26' 00" E a distance of 368.80 feet to a point;
Thence (2) S. 4° 51' 40" W a distance of 750 feet more or less to a point in the centerline of a stream;
Thence (3) along the center line of said stream as it winds and turns a distance of approximately 203 feet, more or less to a point;
Thence (4) N. 44° 41' 00" W a distance of 245 feet more or less to a point;
Thence (5) N. 00° 19' 00" E a distance of 401.37 feet to a point;
Thence (6) S. 85° 08' 20" E a distance of 237.63 feet to a point;
Thence (7) N. 38° 46' 00" W a distance of 321.50 feet to a point in the center line of Salt Springs Road;
Thence (8) along the center line of Salt Springs Road N 54° 55' 00" E a distance of 26.89 feet to the point and place of beginning.
Together with and subject to covenants, easements and restrictions of record, if any.
Containing 6.4 acres of land, more or less.
TOGETHERwith a sewer line easement set forth in Instrument recorded 4/05/89 in the Madison County Clerk's Office in Book 883 of Deeds at Page 173."
The question of the foregoing Resolution was duly put to a vote and, upon roll call, the vote was as follows:
Trustee Horning yes
Trustee Bough Martin yes
Trustee Kopp yes
Trustee Baldwin yes
Mayor Pulver yes
The foregoing Resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
The Board members reviewed the minutes of December 20, 2018. On page 4 a transfer was authorized from OIN money to Parks Capital for $83,406. An additional transfer needs to be added from the Contingent Account to the Parks Capital Account in the General Fund for $83,406. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin seconded by Trustee Baldwin, the Board approves the minutes of December 20, 2018 with the above amendment being added to the minutes. All members present voting in favor.
Codes – The Board reviewed the report for December 2018
Court – The records were found to be in order per the report. The $6 check is still showing as outstanding. Individual will be contacted about this check.
Village Clerk-Treasurer & Time cards – Trustee Baldwin and Trustee Horning reported that the audit they conducted found everything to be order. They did find one-time card without a signature and that issue has been corrected and the Department head advised.
WWTP – The Board reviewed the report with Mr. Cunningham. All DEC requirements have been met. Trustee Baldwin asked about information about disposable wipes, which are becoming quite an issue for the sewer lift stations and also the Treatment Plant. There was also a brief discussion about the phosperous levels at the Plant, which are well within the limits, but Mr. Cunningham commented that the State could change the requirements at any point in time.
Administrator-The DPW has been looking into the purchase of a new lawnmower for the Department. The existing mower would be given to the WWTP and the one currently at the WWTP would be put up for sale. There is money in the budget for this purchase. He continued his report; there was a meeting held last week with representatives from Google in regard to the suggested change for the email system and the web site. Discussion has been held about determining who would be the "super" administrator with the two servers (one police, one the remainder of the building). It was suggested that Paul Tomaszewski be that individual, he is currently serving as the Village's current IT person. The Board discussed this as one option, in order to keep the current Domain name in place. The Board also discussed the cost per each email address. The Board agreed that they would not all need individual emails, but the Mayor and Administrator should keep their email addresses. Mr. Gregory stated that definitely more education is needed on how this program works, what the extra costs might be, data storage recall and number of accounts. He spoke of the need to move money in the budget for all the repeated repairs for the International Truck. He would recommend $5,000 be taken from the DPW fuel line and moved to Repair line. Mayor Pulver stated he would add that transfer to the budget modifications which will be discussed later in the meeting. Mr. Gregory reported that the copier sold for $82 and has been picked up. The DPW truck tires have sold for $220 at Auction Internationals. He spoke briefly in regard to the American Tower Agreement. There were some language changes that he asked Counsel to review. This information will be discussed in Executive Session. He continued his report and advised that the DPW is working on the DPW Capital budget, they are working with an auction company to help determine a salvage value for the current equipment on hand. The Mayor commented that information should be available in a day or so. Mr. Gregory continued that the DPW has been obtaining quotes for the planned purchase of a new recycling truck. Quotes have been received from three different vendors. The quote, which is not the lowest, is from Tracey Road Equipment for a 2020 Western Star of $240,000. The lowest quote was for an International, which is the brand of vehicle that has cost the Village a tremendous amount of money for repairs this year and the DPW does not want to purchase International because of all the issues and problems that they have been experiencing with this brand. The building of the new vehicle will be one year and the crew would like to get the new unit ordered as soon as possible. The plan is to swap bodies on the current Truck 16 and Truck 9. Sell Truck 9. Keep Truck 16. The Board discussed the information presented. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Baldwin, the Board authorizes the Mayor to sign a contract with Tracey Road Equipment for the 2020 Western Star recycling vehicle one the contract is prepared and presented to the Village. All members present voting in favor. The Board discussed the purchase of the new lawn mower. Quotes have been obtained for the new unit from various vendors. Warner Sales & Service has a Hustler mower on State Contract pricing for $12,800 which fits the requirements of the Department. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Horning, authorization is given to place the order with Warner Sales & Service for a Hustler mower in the amount of $12,800. All members present voting in favor.
Brenda Jaquin - 611 Webber Drive – Code Complaint
Brenda Jaquin's son commented that complaints have been filed with the Code Officer about their neighbors and he knows that the Codes Officer is doing the best he can, but the issues and concerns keep happening. The current complaint is in regard to the neighbor's fence on theirs which is causing damage to their fence and that there are poisonous plants and vines growing over his fence into their fence and yard and the neighbor won't take care of the problem. Both he and his mother have health issues asthma and allergies which makes it impossible for them to deal with the plant issue. The last complaint they filed was November 27 and it was just dealt with last week. Counsel Bell explained that the Code Officer is following the limited complaint procedure which does involve a notification and response process. The Board discussed the information. The owner, Sam Dunkley is responsible for maintaining, cleaning up yard and overgrown weeds. Counsel Bell commented that the matter between the neighbors is private and hopefully the property owners can work together to come to some resolve. Mrs. Jaquin also asked the Board about why her sewer bill was so high. The Board suggested she contact OCWA as the bill is based on water consumption.
Mayor's Dinner Meeting
Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Horning, the Board authorizes payment of dinner/meeting in February for the Mayor's Association if any Board member wishes to attend. All members present voting in favor.
Update Check Signers
The Board members discussed updating the signers for the various bank accounts. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Kopp, the signers for the bank accounts will be Jill Doss, Debra Thayer, Mark Pulver, Wayne Horning and Melinda Kopp. All members present voting in favor.
The Clerk Treasurer presented a proposed budget calendar for the Board to review. The workshop will be changed to April 4 from 2-5 p.m. due to the fact that some Trustees will be away in March. The public hearing for the proposed budgets will be April 9 at 7 p.m. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Horning, with the amendments noted above, the budget calendar approved. The Clerk-Treasurer was instructed to make corrections and circulate to all Department Heads and Board members. All members present voting in favor.
The Grand – Request to Use Dr. West Park
Trustee Bough Martin discussed with the Board a request that has come into the Clerk's Office for use of Dr. West Park on June 7 by The Grand nursing facility for a recruitment fair. Trustee Bough Martin reported she has spoken with Joy Lomazzo who has made the request. She has been advised to fill out a park use application and also provide an insurance certificate to the Village. There is no conflict with the Artisan Market, so that is not an issue. The Board had no issue with the requested use. Trustee Bough Martin will get in touch with Joy and advise her.
Dig Safe Seminar
The Board reviewed a request from Code Officer Geer to attend the Dig Safe Seminar on March 12 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 with no cost, and four hours of training credit. Upon the motion made by Trustee Horning, seconded by Trustee Kopp, Code Officer approved to attend the seminar. All members present voting in favor.
NYSBOC Conference
The Board reviewed a request from Code Officer Geer to attend the NYSBOC Educational Conference in Liverpool, NY 4/2-4/19. Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Baldwin, Code Officer Geer approved to attend the NYSBOC conference in June. All members present voting in favor.
Foreclosure Notification-Madison County
The Clerk advised that a notice of foreclosure was received from Madison County for the Charles Bennett property on Manor Drive. There is nothing that the Village needs to do, this is merely for notification purposes.
NYCOM Winter Legislative Meeting
The Board discussed the upcoming NYCOM Legislative meeting February 10-12 in Albany. Trustee Bough Martin and Trustee Kopp are planning to attend. Upon the motion made by Trustee Horning, seconded by Trustee Kopp, the Board authorizes attendance at the NYCOM Legislative Meeting. All members present voting in favor.
The Mayor advised that there will be a meeting on Friday to discuss inventory. Barton & Loguidice will be present at this meeting.
Capital Resolutions
Nothing to report at this time.
Fund Balance Training
The Mayor advised that he will do a webinar with NYSOSC on fund balance January 23.
Forrest Seguin – Chittenango DG, LLC
Trustee Bough Martin advised that Forrest Seguin has started the survey of the Chittenango DG, LLC property.
The Mayor advised that work is continuing on the employment agreement for the SRO Michael Thomas, the School and the Village. Scott Mahardy from the School is working on the IMA.
NY-Class & Village Investment Policy
Counsel Bell spoke with the Board in regard to the Village's Investment Policy. Under the current policy, Counsel Bell recommends some language changes.
Section VII Designation of Depositaries – be amended to reflect Community Bank
Section IX Collateralization and Safekeeping be revised to reference the depositary or third party
Bank in the first sentence and reference in parenthesis to (or the pro rata portion of a pool of eligible securities)" be deleted; and
Schedule A, the Section reference be amended from VIM to VIII and the "note" language be deleted. The Board discussed the proposed changes to the Investment Policy. Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Bough Martin, the Board approves the recommended language changes to the Investment Policy. All members present voting in favor.
Counsel Bell also recommended that the Clerk check with Community Bank to see if the 3rd party custody agreement is alright.
NY-Class Agreement
Counsel Bell advised that she had reviewed the documents sent to her for NYCLASS agreement. She has no objection to the Municipal Cooperation Resolution. The Board discussed the information presented. Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Kopp the following motion was moved and approved with all members present voting in favor.
WHEREAS, New York General Municipal Law, Article 5-G, Section 119-o (Section 119-o) empowers municipal operations (defined in Article 5-G, Section 119-n to include school districts, boards of cooperative educational services, counties, cities, town and villages, and districts) to enter into, amend, cancel, and terminate agreements for the performance among themselves (or one for the other) of their respective functions, powers, and duties on a cooperative or contract basis;
WHEREAS, the Village of Chittenango wishes to invest portions of its available investments funds in cooperation with other corporations and/or districts pursuant to the NYCLASS Municipal Cooperation Agreement Amended and Restated as of March 14, 2014;
WHEREAS, the Village of Chittenango wishes to assure the safety and liquidity of its funds;
Now, therefore, it is hereby resolved as follows:
That Jill A. Doss is hereby authorized to execute and deliver the NYCLASS Municipal Cooperation Agreement Amended and Restated as of March 14, 2014 in the name of and on behalf of the Village of Chittenango.
Once the agreement is signed and transmitted to NYCLASS the process will begin for acquiring data for beginning the investment practice.
Valley Acres – Diversion Structure
Counsel Bell advised that she has sent letters to the owner of records (at his two address locations) on two occasions and has not heard anything back from him. The Board discussed briefly the process of eminent domain. They Board also discussed the possible help the diversion structure would offer. John Brzuskiewicz from the Town suggested perhaps the Town could assist in contacting the individual about the proposed drainage project, as the property involved is just out of the Village boundary on Dyke Road. The Mayor will get information to John Brzuskiewicz.
Policy Review and Review of Bonodio report meeting
The Board spoke of establishing a work meeting to continue to discuss updating policies and also to review the draft report prepared by Bonodio. The Board will meet on February 19 at 9:15 p.m.
Workplace Violence Policy
Copies of the revised Workplace Violence Policy were given to each Board member earlier. Upon the motion made by Trustee Kopp, seconded by Trustee Bough Martin, the Board approves the revised copy of the Workplace Violence Policy. All members present voting in favor.
Book Kiosk-Kirschenheiter Park
Trustee Bough Martin reported that the book kiosk has been built for Kirschenheiter Park. When the weather clears the Kiosk will be placed at the Park; the Board will discuss at a later meeting more details about the location of the kiosk.
Abstract #8
General Fund Abstract # 8- 458-521 $128,898.27
Upon the motion made by Trustee Horning, seconded by Trustee Baldwin, General Abstract #8 approved for payment as outlined above. All members present voting in favor.
Sewer Fund Abstract #8 110-127 $34,408.74.
Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Kopp, Sewer Abstract #8 approved for payment as outlined above. All members present voting in favor.
Payroll Fund
The Hartford Insurance $39.90
Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Horning, The Hartford invoice $39.90 authorized to be paid. All members present voting in favor.
Budget Modifications
A1210.42 Mayor Publications increase $100
A1210.44 Mayor Comm. Events decrease $100
A1320.4 Auditor Contractual increase $1000
A1440.10 Consultants decrease $1000
A5110.47 DPW Fuel decrease $5000
A5110.48 DPW Veh Repairs increase $5000
Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Baldwin, budget modifications as outlined above approved. All members present voting in favor.
Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Bough Martin, the Board went into Executive Session to discuss lease of real property and possible payroll changes. The Board advised there might be action at the conclusion of the session. All members present voting in favor.
Upon the motion made by Trustee Bough Martin, seconded by Trustee Kopp, Board reconvened with no action taking place during the Executive Session. All members present voting in favor.
The Board members discussed the responses from American Tower in regard to the proposed amendments. Counsel Bell explained the proposed changes. Upon the motion made by Trustee Baldwin, seconded by Trustee Bough Martin, the Board authorizes the Mayor to sign the American Tower agreement subject to the language being included in the agreement and review by Counsel and changed related to the use and also confirmation of the accuracy of the legal description described in such document. All members present voting in favor.
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 11:12 p.m.
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In response to a story reported via a number of news sites and exploring a thread in my own research, I submitted a Freedom of Information (FoI) request to Her Majesty's Treasury on the 7th April. In brief, I requested further details on the amount paid per year to repay the Slavery Abolition Act loan, a loan taken by the UK government in 1834 to 'compensate' slave owners for their loss of 'property'. Shockingly, this loan was being repaid up until 2015 by UK taxpayers.
I made my request using the amazing WhatDoTheyKnow site. I've included the text from my request below for context.
As widely reported, in 1833 – 35  the UK government borrowed £20m, 40% of its national budget, to "recompense" slave owners for losing their "property"  — under the Slavery Abolition Act. On 9 February 2018, HM Treasury announced (via Twitter) that this loan had been paid in full. A related FOI request that HM Treasury responded to on 9 February 2018 sets the date of the loans 'consolidation' to be the 1 February 2015: "The 4% Consolidated Loan was redeemed on 1 February 2015" .
Under the Freedom of Information act, I request further details of this loan. Specifically, I request the annual amount paid per year since 1833 – 35.
I also request to total sum paid to repay the loan, including interest.
1. From the documentation available, it's unclear whether the loan began in 1833 or 1835.
The letter from HM Treasury is available via WhatDoTheyKnow here.
I will be continuing this research and share any further information I'm able to obtain.


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16 Blocks (En Argentina y España: 16 calles, en Venezuela: Muerte súbita) es una película de 2006 dirigida por Richard Donner y escrita por Richard Wenk.

Argumento
Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) es un veterano agente de policía de Nueva York. Está mayor, es alcohólico y no le tiene mucho aprecio a la vida. Su cometido en el cuerpo es meramente decorativo. Un día recibe el molesto encargo de escoltar a Eddie Bunker (Mos Def), un ladronzuelo de poca monta, hasta los juzgados. El trayecto, que aparentemente era sencillo, se complicará hasta límites insospechados.
Son las ocho de la mañana y debe llevar al detenido a 16 calles de distancia. Jack no se da cuenta de que una furgoneta les persigue a cierta distancia. Cuando para a comprarse su acostumbrada botella de alcohol en un bar, Eddie, que está esposado en el coche, se ve con una pistola apuntando a su cabeza. Sin embargo, Jack hace honor a sus viejos días de gloria y salva a Eddie. No tarda en llamar a los refuerzos, entre los cuales se encuentra su único amigo y el detective de homicidios Frank Nugent (David Morse).
Eddie reconoce a uno de los policías contra los que debe testificar. Estos no tardan en tratar de acabar con él. Pero Jack hace lo que debió hacer hace seis años y decide unirse a Eddie. A partir de aquí comienza una alocada persecución a lo larga de 16 calles en una carrera contrarreloj y llena de obstáculos.

Reparto

Recepción
Con base en 161 reseñas recolectadas en la página web Rotten Tomatoes, la película cuenta con un 56% de ranking aprobatorio, con un índice de audiencia promedio de 5.9 sobre 10.

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Saddle nose deformity has been known since time immemorial, and different repair procedures have been trying from time to time. Corrective surgery dictated when saddle nose causes nasal obstruction or the person wants a static improvement of his nose.
Saddle nose definition: The term saddle nose deformity was coined to describe nasal profile resembling a riding saddle.
Retrusion of the nasal septum and caudal spine.
The saddle nose is defined as abnormally concave dorsum of the nose with an apparent projection of the nasal tip. Either bony or cartilaginous, or bold portions may be affected.
Saddle nose for many may be relative or true. Relative is when there is a hump formation or excessive projection of the nasal tip or both. In true saddle deformity, there is actual loss tissues along the dorsal nasal line.
Saddle nose (saddle nose) refers to the dorsum bone and cartilage inward showing varying degrees of depression, upturned nose, the nose forward, shaped like a saddle named, it is one of the most common nasal deformities.
Saddle nose caused by how? What's the matter?
Saddle nose nasal stents composed mainly of nasal septum and damage caused, or as well as the inner wall of the nasal mucosa causes nasal trauma, nasal septum bending inappropriate corrective surgery or from syphilis, leprosy and other specific infections, or severe suppurative infection, can also be due to congenital nasal, septal cartilage dysplasia due.
Saddle nose early symptoms? What performance?
Simple saddle nose: nose flat or showed only mild depression, may be associated with blunt flat nose, nasal no more physiological dysfunction.
Complexity saddle nose: more nasal tissue removal or infections caused by trauma, manifested as bone and cartilage of the nose portion obvious retraction, shaped like a saddle, nose axis shortening, upturned nose, back, forward and upward anterior nasal aperture appears dish face deformity (dish face).
Saddle nose deformity looks much only loss, but with severe septal thickening bending deformation, or the inner wall of severe scar contracture can also hinder nasal breathing and pronunciation.
Saddle nose how to diagnose? How?
x-ray examination to determine the extent and scope of the saddle nose, diagnosis and treatment.
Saddle nose into their reasons for congenital and acquired saddle nose, congenital domestic to saddle nose common; according to the degree of deformity divided into simple and complex saddle nose.
The first is traditional until today still think it is a more reliable method, which uses its own tissue (bone or cartilage) were implanted filling nose bridge of the nose section. This surgical method involves two bodies.
First place in the body of a cut piece of bone or cartilage (such as ribs, iliac, etc.), then press the nose carved type required to make the necessary engraving, the satisfaction, or in the nostrils and nasal columella incision along the design along the tip of the nose, the nose of the subcutaneous tissue sneak separation, resulting in a tunnel.
After proper hemostasis, the carving good bone or cartilage tissue implanted in the subcutaneous tunnel, the finished shape, look and feel can be satisfied after the incision was sutured, and then implanted with stamp glue bone or cartilage, six days stitches you can get satisfactory results.
Advantage of this autologous tissue transplantation is less prone to rejection or allergic reactions, surgical success rate. But because two incisions to do the surgery, and six months after the bone tissue easily deform and absorb, and therefore is not the most perfect way.


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Gil Lamb
Highest Rated: 82% Blackbeard's Ghost (1968)
Lowest Rated: 43% The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (1967)
Birthday: Jun 14, 1904
Birthplace: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
While the phrase "rubber-limbed" may be overused in describing pencil-thin entertainer Gil Lamb, it's the only adjective that truly fits. Lamb gained fame in vaudeville and on Broadway in the 1930s as an eccentric dancer; he was also blessed with an astonishingly mobile face, which lent utter credibility to his most famous routine, wherein he pretended to swallow a harmonica. From 1942 through 1945, Lamb flourished as a contract player at Paramount Pictures, appearing as a supporting actor and specialty performer in such musicals as The Fleet's In (1942) and Rainbow Island (1946). In Monogram's Joe Palooka "B" series, Lamb was cast as Joe's sparring partner Humphrey Pennyworth, an incongruous piece of casting when one considers that comic-strip artist Ham Fisher originally conceived Humphrey as a bulging blimp of a man. From 1949 through 1952, Lamb starred in a series of slickly produced 2-reel comedies at RKO Radio. He then returned to the stage, making sporadic unbilled movie cameo appearances into the 1960s (a partygoer in Breakfast at Tiffany's a drunk in Good Neighbor Sam etc.), most often in the Disney Studios output. On television, Gil Lamb hosted the DuMont Network's 1949 variety series Window to the World, was a semi-regular on the 1967 sitcom Pistols and Petticoats, and was spotlighted in dozens of commercials.
Blackbeard's Ghost
The Love Bug
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin
No Score Yet For the Love of It Actor — 1980
No Score Yet Day of the Animals Old Man in Restaurant — 1977
No Score Yet The Boatniks Mr. Mitchell — 1970
76% The Love Bug Policeman at Park — 1969
82% Blackbeard's Ghost Waiter — 1968
No Score Yet The Gnome-Mobile Gas Station Attendant — 1967
43% The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin Actor — 1967
No Score Yet The Ugly Dachshund Milkman — 1966
No Score Yet Good Neighbor Sam Drunk — 1964
No Score Yet Terror in a Texas Town Barnaby — 1958
No Score Yet Rainbow Island Pete Jenkins — 1944
No Score Yet Star Spangled Rhythm Hi-Pockets — 1942
No Score Yet The Fleet's In Spike — 1942
No Score Yet The Andy Griffith Show
1960-1968 Lou 1968
100% The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
1964-1968 Daddy Jo 1967
No Score Yet Gunsmoke
1955-1975 Porter 1963
80% The Twilight Zone
1959-1964 1890 Policeman 1961
QUOTES FROM Gil Lamb CHARACTERS
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Lecanemab (Handelsname: Leqembi) ist ein Arzneistoff zur Behandlung der Alzheimer-Krankheit. Das gemeinsam von Biogen und Eisai entwickelte Medikament wurde im Januar 2023 von der amerikanischen Arzneimittelbehörde FDA in einem beschleunigten Verfahren vorläufig zugelassen.

Es handelt sich um eine humanisierte Version des Maus-Antikörpers mAb158, der Protofibrillen erkennt und die Ablagerung von Beta-Amyloid in Tiermodellen der Alzheimer-Krankheit verhindert. Der Antikörper vom Typ Immunglobulin-G1κ (IgG1κ), wird in einer Ovarialzelllinie des Chinesischen Zwerghamsters (CHO-Zellen) hergestellt.

Im Juli 2022 hatte die US-Arzneimittelbehörde FDA einen Antrag auf beschleunigte Zulassung von Lecanemab akzeptiert und ihm den Status der vorrangigen Prüfung gewährt. Im September 2022 gab Biogen positive Ergebnisse einer laufenden klinischen Phase-3-Studie bekannt.

Literatur
 The Lancet: Lecanemab for Alzheimer's disease: tempering hype and hope. In: The Lancet. 2022, Band 400, Nummer 10367, S. 1899. DOI:10.1016/S0140-6736(22)02480-1.
 Christopher H. van Dyck, Chad J. Swanson, Paul Aisen, Randall J. Bateman, Christopher Chen, Michelle Gee, Michio Kanekiyo, David Li, Larisa Reyderman, Sharon Cohen, Lutz Froelich, Sadao Katayama, Marwan Sabbagh, Bruno Vellas, David Watson, Shobha Dhadda, Michael Irizarry, Lynn D Kramer, Takeshi Iwatsubo: Lecanemab in Early Alzheimer's Disease. In: The New England Journal of Medicine. 2022, Band 388, Nummer 1, S. 9–21. DOI:10.1056/NEJMoa2212948.

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Arzneistoff
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ROBERT II de Montgomery de BELLEME 3rd Earl of Shrewbury
RESIDENCE: FR and ENG
BIRTH: 1052, Perche, France
RESOURCES: See: [S783] [S3029]
Father: ROGER II de MONTGOMERY 1st Earl of Shewsbury
Mother: MABEL Talvas de ALENCON de BELLEME Countess of Shrews
Family 1 : AGNES de PONTHIEU
Aka: Robert II de Montgomery DE BELLEME. Robert de Belleme, 3rd Earl of Shrewbury (1052/6-aft. 1131) forfeited his honours in 1112. Complete Peerage, Vol. XI, pp. 682-97.
"In 1642, King Charles I described the view from Castle Walk, in Bridgnorth, as 'the finest in my domain'. The castle, built on a promontory commanding the river Severn and the surrounding landscape, was certainly dramatically situated. And even its destruction by the besieging parliamentary forces in 1646, leaving the main keep with its distinctive lean, only added to the impact of the setting.
The castle was founded in 1101 by Robert de Belleme, who subsequently became Earl of Shrewsbury. Time Team historian Robin Bush said of him: 'We've come across many unpleasant characters on Time Team over the years but I think he takes the biscuit as the nastiest. He would take captives and refuse to ransom them, so that he could have the pleasure of torturing them to death. He would impale men and women on hooks. He starved 300 prisoners to death over Lent. And the worst thing of all was he had as a hostage his godson, a little lad, and because the child's father had displeased him he gouged out the child's eyes with his own bare fingernails.'
The siege castle and sieges
Robert de Belleme held the castle for barely a year before Henry I – against whom de Belleme had started plotting – seized it from him after a three-month siege. A siege castle – a huge earthwork from which Henry's forces could fire their catapults and other weapons into the castle – was constructed on the south-west side of the Severn valley in 1102. De Belleme was imprisoned for the rest of his life following his defeat. (The siege castle earthworks can still be climbed across the river from Bridgnorth Castle. Pan Pudding Hill, as it is known today, is where Time Team brought in a re-enactment society to demonstrate the use of the perrier, a medieval siege catapult.)
The castle was then taken by Hugh de Mortimer during the civil strife between the followers of Stephen and Matilda from 1135 to 1154. He was dislodged following a siege in 1155, when Henry I's siege castle was again used by the besiegers – as it was in later sieges during the Barons' Revolt in 1321 and the English Civil War in 1646."
http://www.channel4.com/history/timeteam/archive/2001bri.html#the
Robert II Alencon b: ABT 1052 in of Mortaigne, S.Mnch, France
_HUGH de MONTGOMERY Vicomt d'Hiemes_______+
_ROGER I de MONTGOMERY of Montgomery__________|
| (0985 - ....)                                |
|                                              |_JOSCELINE de TORFULUS of Pontaudemer_____+
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_ROGER II de MONTGOMERY 1st Earl of Shewsbury__________|
| (1022 - 1094) m 1048                                  |
|                                                       |                                               _TOURUDE de "Harcourt" PONT AUDEMER ______
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|                                                       |_JOSCELINE de PONT AUDEMER ___________________|
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|                                                                                |_SENFRIE de CREPON _______________________+
|                                                                                (0940 - ....)
|--ROBERT II de Montgomery de BELLEME 3rd Earl of Shrewbury
|                                                                                _WILLIAM de BELLEME Count de Alencon______+
|                                                                                | (0965 - 1038)
|                                                        _WILLIAM II Talvas de ALENCON Lord of Belleme_|
|                                                       | (0998 - 1048) m 1015                         |
|                                                       |                                              |_MAUD or MATHILDE de CHATEAUDUN __________
|                                                       |                                                (0965 - ....)
|_MABEL Talvas de ALENCON de BELLEME Countess of Shrews_|
(1026 - 1079) m 1048                                  |
|                                               _RALPH II (Roscelin) de BEAUMONT of Maine_+
|                                              | (0965 - 1013)
|_BILDEBURGE (HILDEBURGE) de BEAUMONT _________|
(1002 - 1067) m 1015                         |
|__________________________________________
Martha BRYANT
12 Jan 1754 - ____
ID Number: I399
RESIDENCE: Manakintown, King William Parish-Now-Powhatan Co. VA
RESOURCES: See: [S11] [S180] [S1285] [S2130]
Father: Jacques (James) BRYANT (BRIAND\BRIANT) Sr.
Mother: Clara (Clark) VERMEILL
Family 1 : LESUEUR
aka: Marte
_Stephan BRIAND Jr.__+
| (1650 - ....)
_Jacques BRYANT (BRIAND\BRIANT) _|
|                                 |_Sarah SNELL ________
|                                   (1650 - ....)
_Jacques (James) BRYANT (BRIAND\BRIANT) Sr._|
| (1709 - ....) m 1746                       |
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|--Martha BRYANT
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|_Clara (Clark) VERMEILL ____________________|
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Martin W. GENTRY
28 Jun 1823 - ____
RESIDENCE: MO & Benton Co. AR
BIRTH: 28 Jun 1823
Father: Cain GENTRY
Mother: Martha "Patsey" PHILPOTT
_Elisha GENTRY ________|
| (1774 - ....)         |
|                       |__________________________
_Cain GENTRY ______________|
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|                           |_Neomy_________________|
|                             (1780 - ....)         |
|                                                   |__________________________
|--Martin W. GENTRY
|                                                    _Samuel PHILPOTT _________+
|                            _Alexander PHILPOTT ___|
|                           | (1785 - 1836) m 1807  |
|                           |                       |_Mary Ann "Polly" HANNAH _+
|                           |                         (1765 - 1835) m 1785
|_Martha "Patsey" PHILPOTT _|
|                        _Philip PENN _____________+
|                       | (1739 - 1802) m 1762
|_Martha "Patsey" PENN _|
(1789 - ....) m 1807  |
|_Martha CRUTCHER _________+
Rebecca GRAVES
25 Sep 1630 - 8 Oct 1664
RESIDENCE: England and Suffolk, MA
BIRTH: 25 Sep 1630, Stepney, Middlesex, England
DEATH: 8 Oct 1664, Chelmsford, Middlesex, MA
Father: Thomas GRAVES
Mother: Katherine GRAY
Family 1 : Samuel ADAMS
MARRIAGE: 1 Jan 1653, Charlestown, Suffolk, MA
_Thomas GRAVES ______|
|--Rebecca GRAVES
|_Katherine GRAY _____|
Miriam HARDING
RESIDENCE: Sturbridge, MA
Father: Stephen HARDING I
Mother: Martha MARSH
Family 1 : George DRAPER
_Abraham HARDING ____+
_Jabez HARDING ______|
|                     |_Mary PARTRIDGE _____+
_Stephen HARDING I___|
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|                     |_Miriam WELD ________|
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|--Miriam HARDING
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|                      _John MARSH _________|
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|_Martha MARSH _______|
|                      _Nathaniel SMITH ____
|_Lydia SMITH ________|
|_Lydia PARTRIDGE ____+
(1687 - ....) m 1718
Ann Sophrona MONZINGO
RESIDENCE: Houston Co. GA
BIRTH: ABT 1840, Houston Co. Georgia
RESOURCES: See: LDS
Father: Giles MONZINGO
Mother: Roseannah MATHIS
F Ann Sophrona MONZINGO (AFN:1PT1-B7C) Born: Abt 1840 Place: of Houston Co., Georgia
_Lewis MONZINGO _____|
_Giles MONZINGO _____|
|--Ann Sophrona MONZINGO
|_Roseannah MATHIS ___|
William D. PENDLETON
30 Oct 1830 - 14 Feb 1920
RESIDENCE: Bullitt Co. KY
BIRTH: 30 Oct 1830
DEATH: 14 Feb 1920, Bullitt Co. KY [S2036]
Father: James Coleman PENDLETON
Mother: Susan
Family 1 : Emarine GARRETT
MARRIAGE: 3 Feb 1853, Bullitt Co.KY
_Philip PENDLETON ___+
_James Philip PENDLETON _|
|                         |_Martha AWBREY ______+
_James Coleman PENDLETON _|
| (1793 - 1855)            |
|                          |                          _James BELL _________+
|                          |                         | (1718 - 1787)
|                          |_Sarah BELL _____________|
|                            (1769 - ....) m 1788    |
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|--William D. PENDLETON
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|_Susan____________________|
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|_________________________|
Thomas RICHARDSON
RESIDENCE: Loudoun Co. VA
Father: Johnathan RICHARDSON
Mother: Elizabeth
_(RESEARCH QUERY) RICHARDSON _|
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_Johnathan RICHARDSON _|
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|--Thomas RICHARDSON
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|_Elizabeth_____________|
(1736 - ....)         |
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Benjamin Lamar SANDIDGE
5 Feb 1830 - 16 Oct 1905
RESIDENCE: Franklin Co. TN and Yazoo Co. MS
BIRTH: 5 Feb 1830, Franklin Co. Tennessee
DEATH: 16 Oct 1905, Yazoo Co. Mississippi
RESOURCES: See: LDS (AFN: 1MBV-78S) [S289] [S2424]
Father: Benjamin Thurmond (Thurmand) SANDIDGE
Mother: Mary Elizabeth MARTIN
Family 1 : Lucy K. BRUMFIELD
MARRIAGE: 7 Dec 1859, Yazoo Co. Mississippi
Nick SANDIDGE
Hattie SANDIDGE
Myrtle SANDIDGE
3 Benjamin Lamar Sandridge b: February 5, 1830 d: October 16, 1905 Yazoo Co, MS +Lucy Brumfield b: Abt 1832 m: in Yazoo Co, MS. src: Shirley Martin Chandler.
Nick probably son by a first wife.
Myrtis SANDIDGE b: 1874 d: 1940 + Thomas D. KIRK b: 26 FEB 1877 d: 29 JAN 1945
_William SANDIDGE Jr.______+
_Stephen SANDIDGE _________|
|                           |_Elizabeth "Betty" GRAVES _+
_Benjamin Thurmond (Thurmand) SANDIDGE _|
| (1795 - ....) m 1818                   |
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|                                        |_Sarah "Sally" HENDERSON? _|
|                                          (1755 - ....) m 1770      |
|                                                                    |___________________________
|--Benjamin Lamar SANDIDGE
|                                                                     _John Calvin MARTIN Judge__+
|                                                                    | (1781 - 1840)
|                                         _David John MARTIN ________|
|                                        | (1779 - ....) m 1797      |
|                                        |                           |_Lucy MCDANIEL ____________+
|                                        |                             (1791 - 1860)
|_Mary Elizabeth MARTIN _________________|
(1797 - 1863) m 1818                   |
|                            _Thomas BENGE Jr.__________+
|_Susannah BENGE ___________|
|_Susannah LEWIS ___________+
RESIDENCE: Georgetown Dist. SC
RESOURCES: See: [S11] [S629] [S688]
Father: John SMITH IV
Mother: Abigail COMMANDER
Family 1 : (Nicholas?) PUNCH
_John SMITH II___________________+
_John SMITH III______|
|                     |_Elizabeth BALL _________________
_John SMITH IV_______|
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|                     |_Ann JASPER _________|
|                       (1690 - ....) m 1709|
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|--Elizabeth SMITH
|                                            _Thomas COMMANDER _______________
|                                           | (1650 - ....)
|                      _Samuel COMMANDER I__|
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|_Abigail COMMANDER __|
|                      _William SCREVEN "the Immigrant"_
|_Elizabeth SCREVEN __|
|_Bridget CUTTS __________________+


Today, Florida Trend magazine named Coastal Cloud #3 of the "Best Companies to Work For" in the 2017 mid-sized employers category. The annual Best Companies list is featured in the August issue of Florida Trendmagazine. One-hundred companies are ranked in small, medium and large employer categories.
Participating companies underwent an evaluation of their workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. The process also included a survey to measure employee satisfaction. The combined scores determined the top companies and the final ranking. To participate, companies had to employ at least 15 workers in Florida and have been in operation at least one year.
"What's clear from our list is that amenities like free lunch or a game room at the workplace are not the things that make a great workplace. Those amenities are just part of the way companies reflect their cultures — it's the culture of the company and the company's ability to hire people who understand and embody the culture that creates a great workplace," says Executive Editor Mark Howard.


Some formulas just shouldn't be messed with but in the world of music, such formulas are subject to whimsy.
Take 8 1/2 Souvenirs. One of the most dynamic swing bands around, the group's line-up in the last two years was a vertible brew of expert musicianship. Pianist Glover Gill and his spidery hands vied for as much stage presence as consumate leader Olivier Giuraud and mesmerizing singer Chrysta Bell.
Happy Feet, the group's thrice recorded debut, documented the volatile chemistry of the Souvenirs.
On Twisted Desire, 8 1/2 Souvenirs loses Glover and drummer Adam Berlin. The resulting sound doesn't swing as much, and Glover's huge piano performances are greatly missed.
Excellent bands get beyond such loses, but on Twisted Desire, the remaining Souvenirs can't seem to fill the void. Bell, her voice an excellent instrument, seems a too bit dreary for the Souvenirs' usually buyoancy. And Giraud, himself a charismatic singer, takes to the mic only twice.
New drummer Rob Kidd doesn't swing like former drummer Berlin, and it's tough to reconcile the Souvenirs' jazz with Kidd's more rock 'n' roll thumping.
Twisted Desire is 8 1/2 Souvenirs' second album for a major label, and its third overall. Still, consider it a case of sophomore slump.


Fox, E.G.P., Smith, A.A., Gibson, J.C. & Solis, D.R.
This study aims to contribute to the neglected topic of larval biology in ants. The number of larval instars for three different species of trap-jaw ants, Odontomachus meinerti Forel, 1905, Odontomachus bauri Emery, 1892, and Odontomachus brunneus (Patton, 1894) was estimated to three based on the maximum width frequency distributions of head capsules from worker and male larvae. The obtained number of larval instars was smaller than from a previous report with another species in the genus, indicating possible interspecific variation. Larvae of different sexes and instars among the three different species were generally identical, differing merely by relative dimensions and patterns of hair distribution. Dorsal "doorknob" protuberances were recorded for the first time in the genus, and observed being used to fix larvae onto nest walls. From observing several individuals, we suggest the ornamentation of spiracle peritremes and the types of body protuberances are useful characters for larval taxonomy within this group. Moreover, a few individuals were found possessing anomalous structures which are reminiscent of characters from related taxa. Finally, some brief observations are made on an unidentified parasite found inside some mature larvae of O. bauri.
Key words: Juvenile morphology, post-embryonic development, ecdysis, Odontomachus meinerti, O. bauri, O. brunneus.


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True Detective: Season 3, Episode 3 'The Big Never' Review – AiPT!
The two episode season premiere of HBO's True Detective set expectations as to what audiences will see. The third season will span three eras, looks like it will be character driven, and has an engaging mystery involving missing children. The show also has a lot to live up to since the first season was so well received while its follow up was met with mixed results. Season three got off to a great start. Was that a sign of things to come or false hope?
One of the most important themes of the newest season of True Detective is memory. Mahershala Ali plays Detective Wayne Hayes and up to now two things have been established about him. His partner Roland West (Stephen Dorff) considers Hayes a good detective due to his attention to detail and tracking abilities. Unfortunately, Hayes's memory – which has always been suspect – has only gotten worse with age. This is shown very well during the episode, especially during the second half. The intense stare of Hayes initially seems studious, but later it is one of confusion. Hayes is an undoubtedly good tracker, but there are reasons to believe he may not be as good of a detective as others believe. It also begs the question of just how long has Hayes memory been a problem.
'The Big Never' also does a great job of using the faulty memory of Hayes to unlock more clues. There are some events that definitely happened. Kids in Arkansas went missing and he married and had a son a daughter for example. Everything else on the show can be looked at with hesitation, however. It adds to the ever deepening mystery and keeps the audience engaged.
It is not uncommon for mysteries to have a a big reveal then suddenly say someone had blocked it out of their memory. True Detective is going in a different direction. Memory is definitely playing a big part in the story which has provided True Detective with an unreliable narrator, but it also not being used as a deus ex machina. Hayes's memory has been under scrutiny since the first episode. There is already the obvious mystery of the missing children, but there is also the question of Hayes involvement in the case.
True Detective tells its story in a non linear fashion as the show jumps across three decades. This is done very well and once again memory plays a huge role. For the most part there are smooth cuts between the time changes. Sometimes the camera work makes it look as if characters are rethinking what had happened. More impressive is when it looks as if the characters are looking ahead in their lives. It is as if they are "remembering forward". These moments effortlessly blend into the episode and make what can be jumbled and confusing more cohesive.
The first three episodes of True Detective have done a great job of examining the working relationship between Hayes and West. Ali and Dorff have great chemistry and the scenes with the two together are the best moments of the show. It is clear that at some point, the two stopped working together and the second episode implies the end of their working relationship may not have been completely amicable. 'The Big Never' delves deeper into this, revealing what has happened to both men and implying why they went their separate ways. The revelations explain a lot about both characters.
Watching the two detectives investigate the disappearances are the episode's highlights. It is interesting seeing them both look over clues and put them together. West is definitely the more confrontational of the two and watching him interrogate people is as interesting as seeing Hayes track things down. The two have a great dynamic that sparks further interest in the case.
Director Daniel Sackheim's direction looks best when shooting the large park volunteers are searching for the children in. The area takes on an otherworldly look that brings a deeper tension to the story. The camera work does an excellent job of highlight the tracking ability of Hayes. There are also some angles that give the impression that someone is watching the detective as he works. It gives the scenes an added paranoia and tension the rest of the episode does not have.
There are some odd choices may in the otherwise stellar episode. Dorff does a great job of keeping up with Ali's performance, but at times is saddled with generic tough guy dialogue. There is also a typical scene in which Hayes takes his children to a Wal Mart years after the initial kidnappings. What happens next is predictable and add little. The soundtrack may be the weirdest part of the episode. It is either the standard fare you would expect from this sort of show or it is not appropriate for the scenes. Simple conversations will have tension filled beats while crime investigations will have music better suited for a horror movie. While these do not make True Detective unwatchable, they are noticeable.
'The Big Never' continues to progress the investigation and characters introduced in the premiere of the third season of True Detective. The show moves at a steady pace and brings more mystery and questions into an already intriguing story. There are some rough moments with dialogue and the soundtrack does not seem to fit the current tone of the show, but overall it is a very enjoyable experience.
A well paced exciting episode that reveals more about its characters and mysteries. The smooth flashback transitions make up for the odd soundtrack.


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Gamblerzz > A Guide to the Best F1 Betting Sites Online
A Guide to the Best F1 Betting Sites Online
Formula One or F1 is the most-watched sport in the world. And, it is not just watched by sports fans, but bettors also eagerly wait for these matches. With a lot of drivers, tons of races, and versatile options, there are possibilities of winning a massive sum. In a comprehensive article, we tell you everything you need to know about F1 betting.
Sportsbooks to Bet on F1
a $10 free bet
a $300 free bet on the initial deposit of $300
What Is Formula 1?
Formula One, also popularly known as F1, is the biggest international single-seater auto racing affiliated by the Federation Internationale de L'Automobile (FIA). F1 is owned by Liberty Media, which is a well-reckoned American mass media company, through its subsidiary, the Formula One Group.
Rules that F1 Racers have to follow:
Defending in F1 races is somewhat similar to any open-wheel series. Racers are not allowed to block drivers aggressively that are attempting to pass.
Every car needs to qualify in 107% fastest driver's lap time. In case the car fails to qualify in the first stage and drops out, they can continue to take part in the practice session.
The racer who runs the fastest lap gets an extra point.
Drivers are only allowed to change three-engines each year. If this number increases, their place drops ten places.
Drivers are not allowed to speed in the F1 pitlane.
Best Online F1 Betting Sites
When it comes to F1 betting, the importance of choosing a legal F1 sports betting platform cannot be overlooked. A reliable sportsbook brings you a suite of services that makes betting more engaging. A good site will also provide a mobile F1 betting app that facilitates gambling on the go. Below are the best real money football betting sites:
Websites Bonus Minimum Deposit Wagering Requirements Promo Code
DraftKings 100% deposit match up to $100 $5 25x rollover None
FanDuel Risk-free bet of up to $1000 $10 1x rollover None
PointsBet Deposit $50 and get $150
Deposit $150 and get $300
Deposit $250 and get $500 $5 None BONUS NOW
SugarHouse 100% deposit match of up to $250 $10 1x rollover Play 250
Caesars $10 no deposit bonus.
100% deposit match of up to $300 $10 25x rollover BETFREE10
BetMGM 100% deposit match of up to $500.
A risk-free bonus of $10 $25 PLAYBONUS
Golden Nugget 100% deposit match of up to $1500.
No deposit bonus of $10 $10 Only on straight wagers None
William Hill Risk-Free Bet of Up $500 $10 15x None
States That Allow F1 Betting in America
Following are the states within the U.S. where you can find real money betting sites:
● Indiana
● Arkansas
● Illinois
● Delaware
● Iowa
● Mississippi
● Michigan
● Nevada
● Montana
● New Jersey
● New Hampshire
● New York
● Oregon,
● New Mexico
● Rhode Island
● Pennsylvania
● Washington, D.C.
● West Virginia
Types of Bets Available in Top Formula 1 Betting Sites
F1 betting offers versatile betting markets for you to win substantial rewards:
It is the type of wagering where you place the money on a specific driver to win the race. Select the driver which you think will win, put a to-win bet, and if that racer finishes the race in the first place, you will get the rewards.
Driver Matchups
When you place a bet on individual F1 races, driver matchups are among the most existing wagering options. You will see this type of bet in a retail sportsbook, but the options are limited. In these types of wagers, you select between the two drivers who you think will complete the race with higher points.
These are also known as proposition bets. In this, you wager on whether or not something that is proposed will happen. These types of bets need skills to make the correct prediction.
Future Bets
Wager on F1 futures markets allows you to bet on events that will happen in the distant future. In this, you can bet on the driver who will win the race series, who will win the highest score, or who will be disqualified first.
Types Of Bonuses To Get With F1 Betting
Betting on F1 online with a good platform will allow you to acquire different types of bonuses, including:
● Deposit Bonus: You get this bonus on the first deposit. It is either in the form of a risk-free bet or percentage match of the deposit up to a particular sum.
● No Deposit Bonus: When you first sign up on a website, you get a free sign up bonus. This is a small amount that allows you to place your first bet without any risk.
● Cashback: In this type of bet, the platform secures your wager up to a particular amount. If you end up losing your bet, the F1 betting apps or websites will pay you back up to a particular limit.
Odds for Formula 1 Championship
Irrespective of the sports leagues, identifying and understanding the odds of a sport is imperative for successful betting. Odds are made distinctively by oddsmakers to determine the winning chances of the players at a particular event. Following are the odds for the Portuguese Grand Prix, which is back on the F1 schedule for the first time since 1996:
Formula 1 race car drivers F1 Odds
Nicholas Latifi 901
George Russell 901
Kevin Magnussen 901
Romain Grosjean 901
Kimi Raikkonen 901
Daniil Kvyat 901
Antonio Giovinazzi 901
Pierre Gasly 151
Esteban Ocon 151
Lando Norris 101
Lance Stroll 101
Charles Leclerc 101
Carlos Sainz 101
Alex Albon 101
Daniel Ricciardo 51.0
Sergio Perez 51.0
Max Verstappen 5.00
Valtteri Bottas 4.50
Lewis Hamilton 1.40
Important F1 Betting Tips
When it comes to placing bets on events, you have to be informed and strategic. Following are some useful tips that will help you in establishing the right F1 betting strategy:
Move Your Focus Away From Steep Favorites
At the time, you will come across a situation like in Grand Prix Singapore wherein the line-up looked like this –
Sebastian Vettel: 5/6
Lewis Hamilton: 7/2
Fernando Alonso: 9/2
Jenson Button: 15/2
Mark Webber: 15/2
Rest of the racers either 50/1 or above the mark where most of the players were between 100/1 and 5000/1. So when betting, avoid both steep favorites and underdogs. The racers who are at 3rd, 4th, or 5th favorite are the ones with the most value.
Pay Close Attention to Head-to-Head Races
Podium finish does not bring good odds; the top 6 is not available for lower-tiered drivers. If you want to experience effective F1 betting, then you should focus on the head to head position. This place also has the lowest juice, so you will be gaining more profit as opposed to other forms of betting.
Assess The Odds At Multiple Sites
Irrespective of the type of bet you choose, look for the odds at the different sportsbooks. When betting on F1 races, consider the old saying, 'I know far more winning price shoppers than I do winning handicappers.'
Saudi Arabia Decided To Host F1 Race in 2021
In the latest announcement, Saudi Arabia has revealed its decision to host F1 in 2021. The officials are preparing to organize 23 races over the course of next year. Prince Khalid Bin Sultan Al Faisal, who is the president of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation, revealed his fondness for Formula 1. He also said that people of the country are also big fans of F1 racings. The Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia is said to be a street race that will be held during the evening under lights. The advanced infrastructure allows the races to be conducted in Jeddah, which is also a picturesque location.
In an interview, the Prince said that considering that it is a street race, the team wanted to make sure that they are ready for it. Khalid added that earlier, the plan was to host the race in 2023 in Al Qiddiyah 2023 seemed too long for everyone to wait. While there were many locations under assessment, the team finally finalized the Jeddah located along the Red Sea.
F1 is an adrenaline-pumping sport that attracts sports fans from all across the world. But along with sports enthusiasts, bettors also have tremendous opportunities to win a lot of rewards. When understanding how to bet on F1, you have to be aware of the events as much as possible. Lastly, ensure that you choose a licensed and regulated website, which offers the right services to make your opportunities safe, convenient, and lucrative.
F1 Betting FAQ
Is it legal to bet on F1 online?
Sites with legal operator licenses are allowed to provide F1 betting. Some of these sites include FanDuel, DraftKings, MGM Sportsbook, Caesars, PointsBet, etc.
Where can I check F1 odds?
Every online sportsbook offers odds of F1 races. Based on the event that you want to bet on, you can look for odds at different online websites. There are some dedicated websites that collect the odds from the different sportsbooks and show them a comparative table.
Can I place a bet on multiple drivers?
Yes, a certain type of bet allows you to bet on two drivers. This increases your winning chances.
Why is Porsche not in F1?
Porsche withdraws from the F1 series because of the high costs. The company's technology does not align with current and future track developments.


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With the kids back in school and football in full swing, my phone starts to ring with questions from my clients. After a summer full of fun and sunshine, we tend to get more serious about our finances as the seasons change. I believe this in large part to be brought on the by what we choose to pay for our children's back-to-school education expenses: clothes, supplies, sports, and oh yeah- the tuition! There isn't much reprieve from these costs before we're handing out candy for Halloween, providing a Thanksgiving feast for the entire family, and then culminating with the over-the-top holiday parties and gift sprees many fall prey too. January is a great month to be a credit card company for everyone that overextended themselves. Breaking this cycle of excessive spending is just one of the areas that working with a financial advisor can help correct.
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with long time clients, a firefighter and his wife, who were only a few months out from his retirement. Usually at these pre-retirement meetings, we complete one last review of their retirement budget, pension estimate, final payouts, health insurance options, investments, and make sure they've updated their legal documents (Wills, Power of Attorney, and Power of Attorney for Healthcare).
In this particular meeting, we were reviewing their budget when I asked about their "grandchildren expenses." They were spending $2,000+ year on clothes, $800+ month on food, and then each of the five grandchildren would get $300+ for Christmas. The parent in me was wondering what they were teaching these children by giving so often and much? Would they always expect someone to be there to give cash at a moment's notice? These were eyebrow-raising numbers for a financial planner like myself, so we dug deeper to help me understand why this spending came about.
I was then shown a picture of a beautiful little girl with a huge smile on her face holding up a shopping receipt longer than she was tall.
This is when it's tough to be the grandparents, the parents, and the financial advisor. Everyone means well for the children, but changes needed to be made. Here's the idea I shared that we agreed to implement through gradual, but simple measures.
Open and contribute on a monthly basis to a 529 Education Savings Plan for each grandchild.
For those of you who don't know what a 529 plan is, they are savings plans that family can contribute to, receive state tax deductions (amounts vary for every state), and can be withdrawn tax-free for higher education expenses. The owner of the account names a beneficiary student (can be changed) and makes the withdrawals, so it's not just a lump sum of money given to a child when they turn age 18. One downside is that if you withdraw the funds for anything other than higher education expenses, you will be taxed on the gain, but not the principle.
To open a 529 plan in your state, there is usually an option for an initial $50 investment and then an ongoing monthly contribution of $25, so a large lump sum isn't necessary. I personally use an aggressive age-based fund for all of my nieces, nephews, and daughters because I understand market risk and have longer time horizon. With this option, the funds I invest now take the most risk upfront and as each child gets older they become more conservative until they are put in cash-like investments on their 18th birthday. In addition, most state-approved 529 plans charge no upfront sales charge and have very low annual expenses which help your investment start with more and keeps costs to minimum over the life of the account.
For the grandparents, this idea took care of their need to give, provided a state tax deduction, helps the parents with college costs, and gives them the opportunity to educate their grandchildren about how to invest (on a systematic basis and understanding the stock market goes up and down). They would then need to explain that most of old 'gifts' would be phased-out because of their Grandpa's retirement and most new gifts going into a special account for each child.
In this situation, the trick that treats is simply re-imagining gifting.
If you're reading this article and can relate, there may be a little grief after the gifts slowdown and eventually stop, but speak to everyone involved in a way that makes sense to them. Trust me, in the long run you're doing yourself and everyone else a huge favor.
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Drew W. Boyer is a licensed financial and investment advisor specializing in First Responder's investment options, pension guidance, and financial/retirement planning for over 12 years. Drew lives and works in Columbus, OH with his wife Johanna and their young daughters, Lena and Elise. Drew also serves as the financial voice on the board of the 24-7 Commitment Foundation.
This article is the author's opinions alone and is not intended for financial, tax, or legal advice. Please consult your own financial, tax, and legal advisors to make informed, personal decisions. Drew W. Boyer is a Registered Representative with Fortune Financial Services, Inc. and a practicing Investment Advisor Representative and Managing Partner at Parallel Equity Advisors, Ltd. Fortune Financial Services, Inc. and Parallel Equity Advisors are separate entities.


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In addition to academic affairs, the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College has oversight for the Center for Career & Professional Development, the Center for Global Citizenship, the Center for Teaching and Learning, Diversity Affairs, Grace Doherty Library, Information Technology Services (including telecommunications), and the Registrar.
Brian Cusato joined Centre's faculty in 2006 as assistant professor of psychology, became an associate professor and Centre Scholar in 2009, and a full professor in 2018. In 2016, Cusato was named associate dean of the College. For the 2018-19 academic year, he will serve as interim vice president of academic affairs and dean of the College.
Cusato's research interests concern the behavioral mechanisms of learning in animals. He is most interested in adaptive specializations in learning, as well as the integration of biological, comparative and evolutionary approaches to the study of learned behavior. Cusato's research has been supported by the National Institutes of Health, and findings from his experiments have been published in numerous journals including Animal Learning and Behavior, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Behavioural Processes, The International Journal of Comparative Psychology, and Psychonomic Bulletin and Review.
Cusato received a B.A. in psychology from Muhlenberg College, a master's degree from Bucknell University and a Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin.
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