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Ep. 259. News: We are the news
Fintech Insider by 11:FS
Fintech Insider, hosted by 11:FS is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking and financial services. The hosts are joined weekly by a range of fantastic guests discuss the latest news, developments, and trends within the industry. On Fintech Insider Insights, they speak to subject matter experts for deep dives on APIs, AI, digital banking, and all other areas disrupting our industry. Fintech Insider Interviews brings you one-on-one interviews with the thought leaders and innovators transforming financial services. Whether you're a fintech expert or you're just keen to know more, then this is the podcast for you!
Our hosts, Simon Taylor and Ross Gallagher are joined by three great guests: Nina Mohanty, Business Development at Bud, Lianna Brinded, Head of Yahoo Finance UK and Lesley-Ann Vaughan, Co-Creator of M-Pesa and 11:FS Product and African Markets Expert. First up, RBS prepares to launch standalone digital bank. RBS announces plans to launch "Bó" a new digital bank to try and compete with Monzo et al. Launching next year, it will only be available on mobile and RBS want to migrate 1M NatWest customers over to it. It is understood that the project will be run as an independent operation with separate premises and a dedicated team, mirroring the startup culture of disruptive FinTech players. Online glitches disrupt payday. Last Friday, (the last Friday of the month and payday for a lot of people in the UK) and many people were locked out of multiple banks' online banking portals and mobile apps crashed In some cases money actually disappeared from their accounts. Banks affected included Barclays, HSBC and of course TSB, just one week on from similar issues that impacted RBS, NatWest, Ulster and Barclays. We also have a Tweet of the Week this week from Monzo Founder Tom Blomfield. Then we look at lack of choice in bank switching. A CMA study in 2016 concluded that most people haven't switched banks in more than a decade. Mid-sized banks are planning to launch a lobbying campaign highlighting the role regulation plays in their competitive landscape. TSB and Metro Bank will argue that regulators ought to give them a break from highly prescriptive, burdensome rules because they make it impossible for smaller banks to differentiate themselves from larger rivals. Danske Bank chief steps down. In a call back to last week's show and the ING money-laundering fine, the boss of Denmark's biggest bank has resigned after admitting that the vast majority of €200bn (£178bn) flowing through its Estonian branch was money-laundered cash flowing illegally out of Russia, the UK and the British Virgin Islands. The bank said an independent investigation had found "a series of major deficiencies" in its controls to prevent money laundering. BBVA's Francisco González retires after 18 years. Francisco González, the digital pioneer who has led BBVA for the last 18 years, will step down in December and hand over to Carlos Torres Vila, the former CEO. Mr González, 73, is one of Europe's longest-serving bank leaders and has won global plaudits for making financial technology a central part of BBVA's strategy long before most executives awoke to its potential. Facebook could be fined up to $1.63 billion for a massive breach which may have violated EU privacy laws. Facebook may be fined as much as $1.63 billion by a European Union privacy watchdog for a data breach announced Friday that compromised the personal information of up to 50 million users. The hack may have violated the EU's new privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation, which would result in a hefty fine if EU citizens were affected. Under the law, companies that don't sufficiently protect user data face maximum fines of 20 million euros ($23 million) or 4% of the company's global annual revenue from the prior year, depending on which sum is larger. We got a cutaway interview with Ryan Garner, host of our digital identity and GDPR insights show podcasts, who has some very strong thoughts on how Facebook have behaved. We also speak to the public about their thought on Facebook and whether they deleted their data or not. The rising cost of Brexit. European banks are considering whether to begin closing out their trillions of pounds' worth of derivatives positions in London in the coming months as the UK struggles to finalise an agreement on leaving the EU. The Bank of England estimates that around £38tn of deals are affected by Brexit, including 90 per cent of euro-denominated interest rate swaps. UBS expects London to lose 25% of a €1 trillion-a-day business due to Brexit. UBS: LCH, the London clearing house owned by the London Stock Exchange, is likely to lose at least 25% of its euro clearing volumes as a result of Brexit. LCH processes the bulk of all euro clearing in the UK, which is a €1 trillion-a-day business. Even if Britain avoids a "hard" Brexit, UBS expects volumes to shift to the continent as regulators order firms to do so to guard against the potential risk. We catch up with Oscar Williams Grut, Senior Reporter at Business Insider who wrote the story. Money Saving Expert advises on packaged bank accounts. If you've got or had a packaged bank account - where you pay a monthly fee for extras incl travel, mobile or breakdown cover - you may be owed £1,000s. Many get these accounts for cheap insurance. Yet they've also been mis-sold on a mass scale. Customers have to pay a monthly fee for the added extra, which can be anything between £9.95 (TSB Silver) to £19 (NatWest Reward Platinum) to name a few examples, but sometimes the rates are better when you buy the insurance separately. LinkedIn names its top 25 UK startups, including 11:FS at #19! LinkedIn have published their list of the top startups to work for in the UK LinkedIn's criteria: To be eligible, companies must be independent and privately held, have 50 or more employees, be 7 years old or younger. Fintech is overwhelmingly represented in the list with 9/25 startups. Monzo is #1, Revolut at #3, ClearBank at #4, GoCardless at #13, Starling at #18 and #Tandem at 23. Also shoutout to Babylon Health, who were on last Friday's health tech insights show. Data is the new cash? Shiru Cafe in Providence, R.I., located near Brown University, students pay with their personal data and uni ID, not in cash. To get the free coffee, university students must give away their names, phone numbers, email addresses and majors, dates of birth and professional interests, entering all of the information in an online form. In exchange students open themselves up to receiving information from corporate sponsors who pay the cafe to reach its clientele through logos, apps, digital advertisements on screens in stores and on mobile devices, signs, surveys and even baristas. And finally...Burger King's AI-written ads are beautiful disasters. Burger King is releasing a series of ads that were apparently written by a deep-learning algorithm. One of the ads declares, "Gender reveal bad. Tender reveal young. It is a boy bird with crispy chicken tenders from Burger Thing." All this and so much more on today's episode of Fintech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. Let us know your thoughts @FintechInsiders and join the discussion by signing up at www.fintechinsidernews.com This week's episode was written and produced by Laura Watkins. Edited by Michael Bailey. Special Guests: Lesley-Ann Vaughan, Lianna Brinded, Nina Mohanty, Oscar Williams-Grut, and Ryan Garner.
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Home Latest News Meeting presently held in Argentina between Jorge SAMPAOLI, TAPIA, ANGELICI
Meeting presently held in Argentina between Jorge SAMPAOLI, TAPIA, ANGELICI
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Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli.
A meeting is presently being held in Ezeiza between current Argentina coach Jorge SAMPAOLI, AFA president Claudio TAPIA and AFA vice president Daniel ANGELICI.
It's the first time the three will meet to discuss the issue.
AHORA en el predio de Ezeiza están reunidos Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia, Daniel Angelici y Jorge Sampaoli para empezar a encausar el camino del futuro del seleccionado argentino: primera vez cara a cara para tratar este tema
— Fernando Czyz (@fczyz) July 9, 2018
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niklucky02 July 11, 2018 at 7:43 am
As per Tyc Sports, Sampaoli will be our coach .Sigh 🙁
https://www.tycsports.com/nota/seleccion-argentina/2018/07/09/sampaoli-sigue-como-dt-de-la-seleccion-argentina.html
king joe July 9, 2018 at 8:09 pm
😳😳
Malabari Albiceleste July 9, 2018 at 3:30 pm
"Friends club was media speculation" – Beccacece, former assistant coach of Sampaoli at Argentina NT.
Take that YOU bitches.
"The things that happen are there, I maintain intimacy and respect for the collective and doors in. What they say about the club of friends are speculations of the media and the people who think … I really feel that I have, with what I have received not only from the 23 players that were in the World Cup but with all those who were throughout the process, it was a very close, very direct link, and I take this opportunity to thank them because I have I felt a lot of respect."
imtiaz July 9, 2018 at 3:44 pm
Sampaoli could convince Messi and Mascherano to take Salvio, Ansaldi, Dybala, Fazio to the wc. But he couldn't convince Messi to take Ascacibar, Paredes or Pezzela? Judging by Messi's body language, he knew what was coming when Sampaoli switched to 3-4-3 without proper preparation. Samp could convince Messi to play 3-4-3 but he couldn't convince him to pick a proper team? What the hell Ansaldi was doing at the wc? Salvio at RB? This friends club thing never really adds up. Only Icardi's exclusion can be explained by Messi and Mascherano's influence. Sampaoli failed to adapt to the lackings of our squad. In stead he resorted to praising Messi so kuch that it almost looks like a ploy to divert some blame on Messi's shoulder.
Ebo July 9, 2018 at 3:46 pm
Most in the media are Albicelste haters. do you remember when they accused lavezzi of smoking marijuana? how could a world class player do that on national duty? the media puts soooo much pressure on the NT. mostly lies lies just for more viewers.
KidultHood July 9, 2018 at 3:15 pm
As I watched the Argentina and Iceland match today and wondered why there were no black players in the Argentinean team when other South American teams had black or biracial players, I remembered a conversation I had last year.
It was while I was on a cruise from Florida to the Grand Cayman Islands in the Caribbean.
Between an Argentinean doctor and myself, who had walked up to me during lunch one day and struck up a conversation with me.
There was no hiding the attraction.
We had bonded much to the chagrin of her three Argentinean friends.
On the deck of the ship that day, she kept going on about how she loves black men and looks forward to traveling so she can meet them.I asked her.
"Don't you have black people in Argentina?"She said with a matter of fact candour.
"No. A Long time ago, after slavery, we killed them all."
I was taken aback.
She smiled.And continued.
"Very bad. I am ashamed of my people. It was very systematic though. Very well thought out. First they forced most of the men to fight for Argentina against Paraguay. They knowingly sent them into battles that were poorly planned so that the Paraguay army will do for them what they couldn't themselves do. Kill the blacks. Most of them died there. The remaining of them they forced to live in this province were there was a plague. A disease that the government refused to curb so that it can also do for them what they couldn't do. Kill the blacks. The refused to set up hospitals, clinics, adequate shelter, food outlets, nothing. They created the best environment for the disease to thrive. It killed the rest of the men that had survived the war. The darker you are, the higher the chance they will send you to that place to live or to the war to die. The lighter skinned women they forced them to sleep with the white men, so that their children are biracial, then they forced the children when they grew older to sleep with white men, so that the blackness of the skin of the children became whiter and whiter until there was no longer any visibly black people seen. It was so bad that blacks fled to Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil and even Paraquay where they were better treated even though not as well as they should be treated as human beings deserving full equality. Atleast those ones did not want to kill them and accepted to give them protection and a means of livelihood. As a matter of fact in Chile, there was a city called Arica where Black people were so accepted and respected that in the 1700s two black free man, one called Anzuréz were elected mayors. But the white colonial masters from Spain came six months later and nullified the elections, they were afraid of other cities giving black people too many rights. But the blacks who had found succour did not complain, they sent word for others to flee Argentina and come join them. Afterall what was cancelled elections compared to certain death?"
Then she went silent as though trying to replay the magnitude of the crime in her mind again. Then she said it in a sombre tone in order to drive it home to me.
"The ones the Argentineans did not kill through war or disease, and rape and impregnate, fled the country and ultimately we got rid of the blacks."
I listened in rising sorrow.
She continued academically.
"So although they abolished slavery in 1815 in Argentina, it continued until 1853, after that the main preoccupation of the leaders was how to get rid of the black slaves and their descendants. Our president who ruled us from 1868 to 1874, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, wrote in his diary in 1848, this was long before he became president and slavery ended that – 'In the United States… 4 million are black, and within 20 years will be 8 million…. What is to be done with such blacks, hated by the white race?' – It shows that he was already thinking of how to eliminate black people before he became President and when he became President, he succeeded."
"Didn't the world say anything?"
"No. They ignored it. I am sure most of them wanted to do the same thing but failed. At that time, they admired them. I remember when I will go to Brazil as a child, my father's friend will say in disgust as he looked at the black Brazilians – we should have had your guts and finished them off. All of them. Make Brazil white just like Argentina."
"And the Europeans?"
She laughed.
"It is an open secret, just like King Leopold and his genocide in Congo. No one talks about it, but they know about it. Atleast the older ones do. The younger ones not so much. Why do you think all the Nazis ran to Argentina after World War 2?"
I was silent.She continued
"Because it was the perfect place for the most evil racists in history to live."
Then she looked out to the infinitely blue sea around the ship and sighed audibly before she continued.
" Sadly, to some extent, it still is welcoming and accomodating of racial hatred. We took the Tango from the African slaves and made it our own. In Argentina, not one person will tell you the true history of that dance. They don't want to associate it with Africa. In fact if you ask them about black people in Argentina they will tell you that there has never been black people in Argentina. They teach them in schools. They rewrite the history. They make it all white. And as I said it is all underneath the surface. They never come out and say we hate black people. Argentina is only for whites or anything like that. They have just fixed the country to only be for white people."
I looked at her friends, Argentineans like her, who were lounging on the chairs on the deck, clad in their tiny bikinis, drinking pina coladas and smiling.
She followed my gaze and then turned to me.
"Don't be fooled by all those smiles, scratch the surface and you will see that all they want is for you to disappear."
Jude Idada
Toronto.
SO NOW YOU KNOW WHY … no blacks in Argentina
Richard July 9, 2018 at 4:04 pm
There about just as many in the Croatian squad…
viktor@11 July 9, 2018 at 4:10 pm
I was not aware of this argentine history.I share your pain. Discrimination/Rascism is everywhere. Many blacks, Asians,Natives face it daily all around world. we have to fight it together.
Even in Europe black players face monkey chants. Argentina now is taking steps in right direction to correct this historical injustice.
look this article about Lukaku in Tycsports. Lukaku is Congolese-Belgian. You must have watched/ heard what King Leopold did to congolese.Rascism is something we fight together.
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/2151398-lukaku-cuando-las-cosas-iban-bien-el-los-diarios-me-llamaban-el-goleador-belga-cuando-no-el-descendiente-de-congolenos
cox4 July 9, 2018 at 5:01 pm
YOU ARE VERY SMALL TO SPEAK ABOUT THE HISTORY OF MY COUNTRY.
GEBELS IN FRONT OF YOU LOOK LIKE SO POOR CHILD IN PROPAGANDA.
THIS THINGS YOU WROTE UP ABOUT MY COUNTRY DON T MEAN ANYTHING.
ONLY SHOW THAT EXIST PEOPLE THAT HATE ARGENTINA.
SPEAK ABOUT FOOTBALL AND STOP SPEAK ABOUT THINGS THAT YOU HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT.
YOU ARE SO SMALL TO PUT IN YOUR MOUTH THE HISTORY OF MY COUNTRY.
THAT DAY LOOK LIKE DISTURB YOU HA ??
VIVA LA PATRIA !!!
VIVA LA LIBERTAD !!!
Albiceleste_Seattle July 9, 2018 at 3:08 pm
If the relationship between Sampaoli and the players has really been broken as per reported, the decision to stay of Sampaoli would be a surprise from his side. Why on the earth he wants to continue with no support: from AFA, from the players, from the fans, and without his crew. I can only think about Sampaoli wanting to rebuild everything from scratch even without worrying about compensation. Wow, hope he will pull a 2003/4's Bielsa.
Love to see this blog going full mental post wc. LMAO
Both Ole and Tyc Sports report that Sampaoli stays in charge.
He will start working with U20 tomorrow.
It is the AFA, expect the unexpected…
Mariotyson1984 July 9, 2018 at 2:39 pm
ok my friends stop all the craziness SAMPAOLI must leave. He was the worst COACH in this WC. Who have played football or know about football understand this. His selection was terrible his formations was terrible his manners was terrible his lost completely control.
ddr1123 July 9, 2018 at 2:36 pm
Sampaoli stays.
I am not sure I am totally disappointed. Who would you get? Every top coach looks ordinary and out of sorts when it comes to NT. With Samp we started playing the ball better than Bauza. I cannot say I am happy, but I cannot say I am sad either. He needs to rebuild now. Build to a team and stay to it.
MDT July 9, 2018 at 2:54 pm
What else do you need him to show us?? He's a monumental failure and you want him to stay?? The idiot is out, OUT!!!!
chris July 9, 2018 at 2:28 pm
I guess things will never change for our beloved NT…
We seriously need a MAJOR change starting from the head honchos.
I PERSONALLY was excited when sampa was given the role of head coach, but the guy is a disaster.
I know we can't put the blame all on him, but clearly he has no clue what he's doing. I knew something was up and he had NO control over his team when the camera focuses on sampa and messi, and clearly u see sampa asking Messi for permission to bring on kun!!! WTF?!?! I have never seen that before. The whole world saw it and was embarrassing..
The guy can not continue he needs to go.. at this point I would prefer Diego as coach again lol (small joke)
How the hell is AFA letting him continue???
At this point I wouldn't be surprised to see the same team in next years copa America lol..
Maybe we'lll see Messi or Masche on the sidelines helping hIm coach?!
😂🙄
I'm over it!
Insider July 9, 2018 at 2:22 pm
I just analysed all of our young players available. I reached in a conclusion that Argentina should play 3-5-2 in the coming future. We don't have any real RB or LB apart from Bustos and Tagliafico in our young generation that I expect would be reaching the world level. We clearly lost there. When we build a new team It's safe to go for 3 man back than going for 4 back with non competitive players. We don't have depth there.
We can try Tagliafico in the left side of three man back and Bustos as a right winger in 5 man midfield.
Icardi and Lautaro for one CF position.
Dybala and Messi for second striker position.
Ascacibar,Lo Celso, Kranevitter, Paredes, Battaglia, Lanzini etc can be tried for DM,CM,CAM positions.
Bustos and Pavon for Right wing position.
Cervi, Vargas and Ocampos can be tried for LW position.
Tagliafico and Mori for LCB position.
Mammana and Musacchio for RCB position.
No idea about who should be at the centre of 3 man back.. experienced or young…? We have options there as well.
So I think Sampaoli will be best available coach in this situation. Give him full freedom. Let him build a new team and probably his prefered 3-5-2.
Gonzalo July 9, 2018 at 3:10 pm
Mammana may play also as RB if Bustos will not enough good. There's also Jose Luis Gomez and Gonzalo Montiel. On LB Tagliafico will be better and better I believe. As his sub may be considered Fabrizio Angileri from Godoy Cruz (River want him). Tall and fast LB, who have assists regularly. And the third, Francisco Ortega, will likely represent us in upcoming U-20 tournaments is player to follow. We will see how he does on youth NT level but he already show promising moments under Heinze in Velez. He has also good physical conditions.
Francisco Ortega is mentioned already as NT option for future:
es.onefootball.com/la-argentina-de-nuevas-caras/
It's nice to know about more players. I still think, the main area we lack depth is RB/LB position. We don't have many players at the competitive level in this position to select from in near future.
Every posters should join the chorus and chant how great the Argentina Primera is, how great the local players are. Yea, you have more talented football players than everyone else, keep telling yourself that while the world pass you by..
San Isidro July 9, 2018 at 2:23 pm
Ok meat head. Leave this site
Muttakin July 9, 2018 at 2:18 pm
Jorge Sampaoli continues as coach of the National Team. [ole]
Because I've mention black players here you guys got heated, I've notice this in the comment section from a few posters..Racism is an ugly thing people, get over your backwards thinking already..
You are the race baiting piece of crap on this site. People that can't hold an intelligent conversation always go to the race card. That would be you and your low intellect. Your comments don't even deserve a response, but since you want to troll Argentina I will make sure everybody knows the fraud you are.
You mentioned about black players. where do we get black players, specially one that meets your standard one playing for real Madrid, Barcelona. Winning tournaments is not only about great players..otherwise spain would be in final.
Who is this Brian guy? You can't debate me in football or any other sport subject for that matter PERIOD.. You're left with useless name calling on the internet…You in your entire life have never ever compete in a sporting arena yet here you're trying to act all smart with me..Please man, crawl back into your little space. Not everyone on here is going to be pushing your backwards football ideas..
Quit comparing your arguments to Brian's. It's about as fruitless for you as a cockroach fighting a boot.
EnganChe July 9, 2018 at 2:33 pm
You're not exactly helping yourself, I've never seen anyone who contradicted himself more than you do.
I would think that AFA will set up some performance based incentive. Whoever be the coach should take us to the final of the copa 19. Compensation should be variable. Anything less than semi means resign and leave. Have some skin in the game.
https://twitter.com/acmilan/status/826142332529553411/photo/1 and here it starts
Mafioso July 9, 2018 at 1:56 pm
Tapia and Angelici told Jorge Sampaoli that he will not be in charge of the Argentine National Team. In the next few days they will resolve the legal and economic details for the untying.
According to varsky sports.
Put yourself in the shoe of a potential coach
1. By calling it a "Messi" team I am immediately relieved of the blame. Everyone can blame Messi. Few years back the onus was on coaches to make Messi play like Barcelona. So the coaches had to figure out something. These days its easy. Call it Messi's team and I am good. I don't have to do proper player selection or find a system to win.
2. Thinking like above is not going to help me much anyway. I can remain a coach by saying its Messi's team for one year. If I fail, I will get sacked after the copa 19 failure. So, unless I want to be a coach for 1 year, I will have to figure it out and take some bold decisions.
We need a strong personality and a winner for coach. Else we will get someone who will get the fame of coaching Messi and Argentina NT for one year and then go and earn money elsewhere.
"This time it's my turn. @afaseleccion @Tapia." Jose Pekerman. Are you kidding me??? We could in one stroke get rid of Idiot Sampaoli and replace him with genius Jose Pekerman?? We get Pekerman back and Argentina is baaaaaaaaaaaack. He knows the job, he has unfinished business. Vamos Argentina!! Vamos AFA!!
Dfox1942 July 9, 2018 at 1:57 pm
what what what, where did you get that info. from?
AFA instagram account, it's right there. @afaseleccion. Saw it with my own eyes. I'm so thrilled, he wants to come back. This will solve so many problems, such as who is the right choice. Pekerman is already established.
PLEASE, let THAT BE TRUE.
The same Pekerman who couldn't win the world cup with the best ever Arg team in this century?
He wasn't far away from Sampaoli in being crazy.
If Messi played a bigger role in that world cup, we could have won it. In fact that was the best opportunity for him as by the time next WC came, all teams were afraid of his and closed him with 3-4 bodies.
Godin11 July 9, 2018 at 1:49 pm
Messi single handle distroy Argentina national team and that is exactly what the media world wanted especially espn and tim vickery always talk about rubish when it comes to Argentina and over praises Brazil .
Fernando 'El Principe' Redondo July 9, 2018 at 1:59 pm
I really don't understand how many of you want Messi out so bad??? I remember when Brazilian Ronaldo, Zidane and Figo were always getting the World or European player of the year award and not once did any Argentinian come close. Not Redondo, not Batistuta or Veron, and these were monsters of European football, world class players. Messi has put us back up there after so many years and just because of this "Friends Club" bullshit and because managers have got it so bad, people think Messi is the problem. Basile, Pekerman, Sabella all did well with Messi in the team, it was never Messi as the problem. It's because the talent has dried up that they've put more pressure on Messi's shoulders, not Messi taking over!
I agree with you. While, I am not saying, Messi is a saint (though there are no definitive proof of any wrong doings from his side, all are rumors), but to me it seems, these days it is a very easy excuse. Just blame Messi for everything. If we don't win, well Messi did not play. People forget Messi is the reason we even played in this WC.
There will be no Argentine name even discussed for Balon dor or any other top player award.
I want Messi out but temporarily. It has become very difficult for others to be themselves in the presence of god. Young players cannot flourish in such a toxic environment. What happened to Dybala is not acceptable, not healthy. And I'm a huge Messi fan but I think it's time. Now that we might get Pekerman back I think it is essential for a complete fresh start. Messi needs to move away for a while. Maradona did it, Zidane did it, he can do it too, go away for two three years.
Romance KING 💘 July 9, 2018 at 1:47 pm
Gonzalo is messi hater and Maradona worshipper, flop crespo generation and farmers like meza fan too. But he said absolutely right and 1st time agree with this that now only Sampaoli has guts to kick old guards because this finish old guards destroyed Sampaoli reputation specialty mache. Sampaoli should have sticked with frist call up but unfortunately his plan failed and not give their another opportunity was Sampaoli biggest mistake. Only Sampaoli can rebuild team from beginning after disappointment from old guards and fight with few. If Sampaoli in charge i don't think apart from messi and otamendi and some extent Romero remains at NT, Aguero deserves to be in the team but if Sampaoli stays then i don't think aguero get chance which isn't bad because Aguero can play best till 2019 but Gio Simeone can rule till 2026 world Cup and deserve chance ahead of aguero even not at kun lable
There's just onle one reason I want Sampaoli to stay. Just ONE.
I belive if he will stay th PURGE ans start from scratch will be done, just like did Bielsa after 2002 WC.
If new coach will come it's quite possibly he will continue with few oldies and Messi first of all. Why? Every coach that is watching Argentina in TV is really wise and aware of mistakes the NT is repeating. But when he will get NT himself there is a risk he will do the same principal mistake not being able to avoid of temptation to build a team around Messi and his famous compans. Every Argentina coach thinks jealously: "oh! if I could have Messi in my team". From there is only one small step to Messi idolatry sin. The sin that cost us more in recent years than people think. Argentina fans were worshiping Messi as god. Punishment was certain.
Sampaoli out!!! The idiot is, I think, already out. The worst coach in the World Cup. You want him to distroy us again?? Please.
One of the very few things you got right, if he stays the PURGE will start.
I would rather see him leave, not because of the PURGE, but because he is not tactically gifted and not smart enough to lead the NT.
Do you think also Martino and Bauza not tactically gifted and not smart enough to lead the NT? I doubt we had 3 poor coaches in a row. It's rather about few players that last too long in NT.
I will take Tata and Bauza over Sambaldy anytime. Smart coaches in the world tend to play by the book at certain points of a match, except this bozo.
IF Aampa stays he will change the face of Argentina football style forever. he likes to work in disarray, erratic tactics, puzzling substitutions.
Maximiliano Meza set to join Bayern Munich after his tremendous 2018 world cup display…Leandro Paredes is in prime position to make a record transfer move from Zenit to Real Madrid, he has been seen as Toni Kroos likely replacement..Tagliafico is set to join Manchester City on a 30 million dollar move from Ajax after his world class display at this year world cup…If I read anywhere else pertaining to any Argentina striker joining some club in Europe I'm going to smash my phone screen..
Chinese and Qatar billionaire investors are set to take over the Argentina Primera and the AFA injecting new life into Argentina football..The blue print is to make Argentina league a top five league in world football by the year 2028. 15 New propose stadiums and world class training facility will be built in the next several years across the league, ancient stadiums like La Bombonera and the Estadio Monumental will be transform into world class stadiums in the coming years..Youth players 23 and younger should not move oversea under the new propose plan. A new system will be put in place to develop world class center backs, midfielders, LB and RB..Another propose plan is to add to Argentina record breaking six U20 world championship titles. The focus in the next several years is to be competitive in the next two U20 Championship (2019 and 2021) before the Qatar 2022 FIFA men senior World cup.
Argentina@mylove July 9, 2018 at 1:24 pm
Can you please share the links where you have got these transfer news
Vish July 9, 2018 at 1:27 pm
Argentina hater. Troll.
Lol, nice humorous attempt, Kid.
No one needs to join your Real Madrid and Barcelona to be great player. No one needs your world class stadiums. In your USA is thousand of world class stadiums but there's no any football atmosphere (what we saw on last Copa), supporters as on Argentina stadiums, and decent league. THousands of people are coming to stadium to fill their fat bellis with sausages.
What you are claiming here is gloss and glitz of football, big money ass aim, without straight direct connection with football quality.
I know the final fall of your beloved generation much hurts but you should redirect your frustration somehow because Argentina have enough talents there to be Argentina after the generation retire.
I've sent Roy a message to get this hot mess Kid off this site again. I would urge others that feel the same to send Roy a message as well.
Brian July 9, 2018 at 1:02 pm
Why don't you quit Kidulthood as it would appear you have all the mental aptitude of a gnat ? The amount of rubbish you have written recently must be inversely exponential to your mental faculties.
The only guy on this site that thinks his opinion is worth more than a pile of dog poop is Kid. He has been booted off this site once before.
You would have to search the world long and hard to find such a mentally challenged person as Kid is.
Just a friendly reminder to everyone, Kid is the same moron who would do write ups and then sign in under multiple names to agree with himself and give himself "thumbs up" on his posts.
Talk about a guy with acceptance issues and a need to feel loved. I feel sorry for the pathetic soul he is
I was super happy when Sampaoli was appointed. I really believed Bauza was pathetic. We could not string 3 passes under Bauza. Sampaoli fixed that problem. Our players looked better skilled. But now I am not sure, what the problem is. This is what worries me most.
Listen guys, this is what I believe: All administrative bodies are corrupt. Across all sports and all nations. There is always too much politics involved. AFA could be more than normal. As long as it is in administration level, one can do fine. A good and honest bunch of coach and players can go a long way. Right now, I don't know who is a good coach and whether we have good players.
Come on buddy, please. Look a little harder then. Sampaoli could not handle the pressure and I guess forgot how to coach. He made too many mistakes, how can you not see them?? Argentina always, ALWAYS, has talents and this year was not different. When you have, on your squad, two of the best five players in the whole world and you fail to capitalize then you are an idiot. Don't give this man a pass, he doesn't deserve it, he screwed up big time, big time.
3RDcupStateofMind July 9, 2018 at 1:00 pm
KidultHood July 9, 2018 at 12:49 pm
Argentina 2022 WC lineup
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Get off this site Shaun. The best place for you is ESPN.
Those mental midgets are more your speed.
@kidulthood I know what you mean
There no balance about national team
No good goalkeepers no good defenders
No good midfielders have said all that
I really believe albicelestes will become great again anyone who was messi follower can go
only really fan Argentina will stay
Argentina has been great before messi
And it will be great again
I'm sick mentions players names
I want see real team I don't care names or clubs they play
Nations you used fear Argentina not more
We need worries like ayala heinze sorin zanatti simoene almayda like great juan Roman riquelme
Some people will do anything to get attention. It's a mental illness.
Chintu paul July 9, 2018 at 12:44 pm
Another Argentina striker 18 yr old Facudo colido join inter Milan training along with icardi & l.Martinez.
Gromoso July 9, 2018 at 12:44 pm
I don't understand why this guy wants to stay. The only reason would be the money because the AFA already made it clear that he won't have their support. Staying for another year means a new embarrassment for the team. He won't have a budget and all his assistants are gone. If he is argentinean please be a good patriot leave the team to someone else.
sarojnapit10 July 9, 2018 at 12:37 pm
As per reported lately, Sampaoli is out.
suresh July 9, 2018 at 12:41 pm
Very Good news…
Yes indeed. It was reported that Jose Pekerman has already resigned from Colombia national team. Hopefully, AFA will give him second chance. Though, the substitution mistake he made during QF against Germany still hurts which ultimately cost our 3rd WC trophy.
cox4 July 9, 2018 at 12:14 pm
today we are celebrating the independence day of Argentina.
Tapia find nice day for this meeting.
i am curious about what will happened with Sampaoli.
viktor@11 July 9, 2018 at 12:21 pm
Happy Independence day. Hope Tapia arrive at right decision.
Thank you my friend. God bless you.
i hope too same thing.
Romance KING 💘 July 9, 2018 at 11:58 am
i will be happy if Argentina starts playing like Chile 2012-2015 period, the best football to watch for not only fans as well as football lovers
Sampaoli won't quite, remain Argentina coach unless AFA fired
Dfox1942 July 9, 2018 at 11:52 am
Lets face it, why would he stay after the embarrassment? Money, he wants to collect and not necessarily because he wants another chance.
guled July 9, 2018 at 11:58 am
He lost his reputation & wants to get back that is the main reason he wants second chance IMO.
Rumor is sampaoli will present his 60+6 plan 60 outfield players & 6 goalkeepers. Only 6 or 7 will come from the last 23. It is likely he will continue till copa19.
San Isidro July 9, 2018 at 12:15 pm
Thats not a rumor my friend. That is a TyC sports article. He is finished. No way in hell he sticks around. The only variable here is how much pain he wants to go through. Remember Batista? The "you are fired" but we won't fire you method. They will hire another manager if he doesn't resign and then not pay him.
canadienroyal July 9, 2018 at 11:48 am
I think he lost already the control of dressing room during the world cup, with Argentina's recent performance, he also lost his popularity with the public, now he lost even his own staff, it's very clear that AFA is going to appoint someone else, they just try to find a way to avoid paying too much fee. No way he can win this political game.
viktor@11 July 9, 2018 at 11:45 am
My 2 cents, Sampaoli stay till Copa19, He bring in new players. Team reach Copa19 finals then he will be fired. With this one side save prestige and other bit of Money.
We might as well get entertained while we wait:
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/mexican-club-mocks-neymar-hilarious-halftime-contest-video-200942803.html
Chintu paul July 9, 2018 at 11:24 am
I am eagerly waiting for sampaoli to quits.
QUIT ALREADY.

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Happy Sunday YuvAnians.. 🙂 This is Napsha, back with another short story on YuvAni.. It will have 4-5 shots.. Hope you will like it..
"Mom, I like Suhani.. I'm ready to marry her if she too gives her consent.." Yuvraj said shyly.. Both the families were very happy, but Suhani wasn't.. She didn't want to marry him because she was already in a relationship.. When Suhani was asked, she couldn't understand what to say as she had never said 'no' to her parents.. Moreover, she knew that her family will never accept the guy she loved.. They assumed her silence to be shyness or nervousness and gave consent on her behalf.. They got engaged that day itself.. Panditji told that there was an auspicious day for the wedding after a week, and then none for two years.. The wedding was finalised after a week.. Suhani was getting mad..
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Preparations went on.. A day before her marriage, Suhani sneaked out of the house to meet her secret lover, Sambhav.. They were talking about the marriage arranged for her by her parents in the Audi car far away from eyes that may know them; talking about the future and dream they wish to have together..
"I'm planning something, to get far away from this town.." Sambhav spoke.. "But I'm getting married.." Suhani said scared.. "I know.. I'm asking you to run away with me when I prepare everything to run away from this town and people.. It will just be me and you and everyone we know.." Sambhav blasted..
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Sambhav parked the car near her home but just good enough for no one to see.. She went upstairs and locked her room.. She spoke to Sambhav all night, planning her escape before getting married to Yuvraj, to mysteriously leave with him.. Her relatives, her cousins, came to see her get married and the day of marriage was just a day away..
Suhani couldn't understand what to do.. It was already too late to call off the wedding..
The day went fast.. YuvAni got married.. Suhani's father cried as his daughter had left him to a good man.. Suhani's family allowed to go to any holiday they want, but she didn't want to go anywhere.. She wanted to stay at home.. Both the groom and the bride were from rich backgrounds.. They had a 6 rooms house to live in together..
Suhani didn't want to wait but she forced herself for the sake of her future.. She felt she was badly trapped between what she wanted and what happened.. She definitely had it in her mind that she wasn't going to sleep with him..
It was night time.. Suhani was on the bed.. She was nervous.. "What will Yuvraj do with me tonight? If he….. No.. I won't let him touch me.. I'll make some excuse.. I won't let a stranger do anything he likes with me just because we have married each other.." She thought.. She went to the bathroom to change.. Yuvraj entered the room and locked it from inside.. He saw her coming out of the bathroom.. She had already changed.. She was in a pretty red nightgown.. He smiled at her.. She didn't smile back.. "Suhani, I want to say something.." Yuvraj said.. "Can we talk tomorrow? Right now I'm too tired.. Good night.." Suhani replied and went to sleep on the sofa.. "You sleep on the bed.. I'll sleep on the sofa.." Yuvraj said.. Suhani nodded.. She was surprised seeing this side of her husband.. Yuvraj too went to change and then laid on the sofa.. The lights turned off..
PRECAP: Suhani starts liking Yuvraj..
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That was awesome… Pl continue…???
Thank you Pooja.. 🙂 what questions are there in your mind? Is there anything that you didn't understand or questions regarding what will happen next?
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Hi Nicole! I ran into you on IG and find you inspiring and beautiful! I read your recent update on what you're doing with your life now and I must say it is eerily similar to what I did with my life. I was born and raised in the valley outside LA and was always on the move due to my father's job. At 25 I decided to call it quits with material things. Within two weeks I quit my wonderful nanny job, left my relationship, sold my car and material possessions, and worked two jobs to pay for a one way ticket to Argentina. I lived and worked there for a year and then moved to London for a year. 3 years later, I am now living in NYC. The one question I always got was "How do you do it?" A lot of people assumed I was lucky and given the opportunity but truth is I worked very hard every step of my travels and I gave up a lot of material things. Traveling and exposing yourself to the world outside of your comfort zone opens your mind and changes you forever. So glad to see someone take the plunge and go against the grain like I did. You won't regret it! Best of luck. Xoxo.
I love reading your blog and learning about all your travels! I'm in college now, and want to travel but am hesitant because a lot of friends are not as willing to travel – should I still do it alone? (travel meaning weekend trips to cities where I don't really know anyone). Do you travel by yourself or do you usual travel with a core group of friends?
Thanks and I love reading your blog!
What is your ethnic background? Love your complexion!!!
I loved your recent Instagram posts from Whistler.
I've been following you on Instagram for some time now and may I say it has been a pleasure. I always look forward to your posts and I am intrigued by your adventures. Currently, I live in Liverpool, UK which Is a great city, you should come and check it out. I've always wondered what it would be like to live in Vancouver. Have you explored it much on your travels?
Just wanted to say how much I love your blog and Instagram! You have inspired me to start my own blog! I was wondering if you use your iPhone to take your pictures or a camera?
Hey Sarah, depends. Sometimes on my iPhone and sometimes on my Canon. But I do take a lot on my iPhone!
Hi Nicole just wanted to say how beautiful you are and I love checking out your latest travels/outfits on Insta. Do you mind me asking what ethnicity you are? You have such a beautiful exotic look and it's actually quite refreshing to see a beautiful non-blonde, curvy girl for a change. It's inspiring for us Latin girls to see some good attention. Again sorry if that's a bit of a random question.
I love reading ur blog and checking ur pics on Insta from ur travel, food! And fashion! You inspire me so much to do so many different things in life even though I travel for work you make me want to travel so much and so many different ways. And been following you for a while makes me want to do something new in my life. You're so beautiful and that smile u got its gorgeous! Can't wait for ur next trip to see:) safe travels!
Where can I find your own photo processing application? I remember it you had before, but now I can not find it anywhere.


Sous vide in Singapore is a technique that creates it easy to realize professional-quality results in the room. Sous vide, which means that "under vacuum" in French, refers to the process of vacuum sealing food and putting it in a water tub. However, you don't need to vacuum seal your food to cook sous vide. Instead, this technique is really about bringing food to an exactly controlled temperature to deliver super-juicy, flavor-packed results from edge to edge, every time.
Where did sous vide come from?
Sous vide cooking originated in France in the mid-1970 when two chefs, Georges Pralus and Bruno Goussault, developed the technique independently. Each cook had separate use cases for using water baths to cook food, but it was Bruno who eventually developed on an industrial scale and introduced sous vide as a technique for skilled chefs.
Since then, sous vide cooking has become commonplace in restaurants around the world. He, in fact, helped train chefs in sous vide cooking at restaurants like Thomas Keller's French Laundry and Per Se in the early 2000's. The method became the ability to produce consistently cooked proteins is invaluable for building kitchens because they're able to manage multiple dishes without worrying about overcooking certain elements.
What equipment do we would like for sous vide cooking?
Immersion circulators: We think immersion circulators like the analysis of variance precision cookware are the single-best sous vide cooking solution for home cooks — they're cheap, easy to use, and take up very little space in your room.
PID-controlled water baths: PID-controlled water baths are fully-contained, countertop sous vide devices; Sous Vide Supreme is the example of commercially available water baths. A PID- (proportional-integral-derivative) controlled water bath includes a combined heating element and vessel and is about the size of a small microwave. It operates through thermal convection and does not need to flow into the water to take care of an identical temperature. These water baths, however, are bulky and expensive, making them less sensible for home cooks.
Combi-ovens: Combi-ovens combine (hence the name) both convection and steam cooking into one device. Industrial combi-ovens maintain precise temperatures and can cook foods in exceedingly similar surroundings to a water bath without the utilization of plastic bags. Consumer models like Cuisinart lack accuracy, so they are not a good substitute for an immersion circulator. The kitchen appliance can supply the same laboratory-grade, down-to-the-degree control provided by the analysis of variance exactitude cookware.
Cooler, rice cooker, and slow cooker hacks: Before the proliferation of cheap immersion circulators, hacks using brewage coolers, rice cookers, and slow cookers were the most practical strategies for home sous vide preparation. They require careful attention and a correct measuring device, and they are typically only helpful for comparatively short preparation times. If you want to do sous vide preparation before getting a device, this is an excellent way to do it.
Sous vide produces results that are impossible to achieve through the other methodology. The reason–when using traditional methods of preparation, you don't have control over heat and temperature. Consequently, it's very difficult and time-consuming to consistently cook great food. Food ends up overcooked on the skin, with only a tiny portion of the center that is medium to the temperature you want. Healthy food in Singapore cbd is also available for sous vide dishes.
Grilling is a laugh and flavorful manner to prepare dinner irrespective of the season – despite the fact that it's cold out of doors! Who doesn't like to prepare dinner together with pals outside within the summer time and tailgate at the games all through the fall and wintry weather?
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A wholesome portion of any sort of meat is ready 3 oz. or the size of a deck of cards, and truly no greater than 6 ounces. If that sounds small, just take into account all the delicious grilled veggies and aspect dishes to be able to be preserving it company on your plate!
We're now not speaking approximately a spa day! Marinating or rubbing spices on poultry, fish, and meat can add exceptional taste with the bonus of being able to use less salt. All you want is ready ½ cup of marinade or 1 tablespoon of spice rub for each pound of meals. Try this simple marinade recipe and find others in our recipe middle. Make a simple rub of your favorite spice (including allspice, chili powder, cinnamon, cumin, garlic powder, paprika or rosemary) and black pepper. Safety tip: never reuse marinade or rub after the raw meat has touched it.
Add color – lots of colors.
Just approximately all your favorite colorful end result and veggies can be grilled, alone or in kebabs, giving them scrumptious taste that could win over even the maximum devoted carnivore. The trick is to cut them into portions with the intention to cook dinner quickly and evenly. Brush with a healthful oil to prevent sticking or use a grill basket to keep them out of the line of the fireplace. Some favorites consist of asparagus, avocado, bell peppers, corn, eggplant, mushrooms, onions, potatoes, squash, and zucchini.
Say bye to the horrific fats.
Buy skinless rooster or cast off the skin before cooking. Trim away any seen fat on meat. Brush or marinate ingredients with a healthful cooking oil. And allow 'er drip – make sure fat drips away from the food even as it cooks.
With the summer season just across the corner, let the BBQ's begin! Planning a company BBQ in your subsequent business celebration can be a laugh twist on any corporate party.
Corporate events are incredible for boosting worker morale and displaying appreciation for an activity nicely finished. Many groups save their celebrations for the give up of the 12 months, but why wait? Summertime is an exceptional time to have fun, too!
Following a few easy guidelines will help make certain your company BBQ is a hit and that everybody has a good time – which includes you.
Getting prepared from the start helps you in the long run. Staying organized method you're much less probable to neglect any of the essential information. Give yourself plenty of time and you may avoid unnecessary stress and surprising expenses down the street.
When it involves estimating how many visitors you should assume, anticipate that eighty% of those you invite may be capable of make it. This gives you with an idea of the venue size you want for the corporate event bbq, in addition to how a whole lot food and drinks you want.
A suitable rule of thumb is to ship out invitations at least 30 days earlier. This gives your guests the time they need to add it to their calendars (which may fill up fast inside the summer time months).
Come up with as a minimum 3 possible venue websites in your company BBQ. Of path, BBQs are usually held outside. Knowing how "iffy" our weather may be in Portland this time of year, you may consider finding a place in which you can circulate indoors if vital.
Treat your self to delicacies at Michelin-starred restaurants. But do store a few tummy spaces for the lengthy and diverse listing of ought to-tries from lip-smacking dishes with the aid of time-examined hawker heroes to delicious creations by means of award-triumphing homegrown cooks. Every meal is a risk to indulge in something distinct, new atmospheres, and methods some of a pick out a handful of Singaporean chefs to have received a Michelin Star. Which he has retained because it is constantly looking for ways to both preserve and innovate the flavors of his teens. As an infant, he grew up with the smell of spices from his grandmother's conventional Peranakan dishes wafting through his doorway.
Singapore's quite numerous range of eating alternatives will cater to meals fanatics from all walks of life. If you recognize an excellent meal, there's a cuisine for every taste and finances. Our neighborhood road fare is a scrumptious melting pot of Singapore's numerous cultures. The customers are provided at your place with seafood delivery in Punggol. Whilst the colorful pleasant eating scene has emerged as one of the global's maximum interesting, offering many celeb chef restaurants.
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When they realized that life chained to a desk wasn't for him, he turned his lifelong passion for food into a profession within the kitchen. Upon securing a Miele-Guide At-Sunrise scholarship. If you are wondering whether it's far worth the long journey to Punggol for the food there, this guide can be your solution. Punggol has two fundamental meals areas and the Settlement.
People flock to Punggol for the wholesome food at famous cafe Whisk & Paddle, or to have a pint of beer at Frienzie. The top seafood restaurants in Singapore are always packed for the duration of dinner hours, wherein automobile park masses will steadily refill through 7 pm. Even though the location isn't always best, the meals here is without a doubt really worth touring for.
This is your definitive guide to all the appropriate meals you could find inside the Punggol neighborhood.With an eating place name as straightforward as 1st baron Beaverbrook & Booze, you need to have high expectations of the bacon dishes and variety of liquor right here. Fortunately, the restaurant does precisely what it's supposed to do offer a great variety of beers and delicious bacon-centric dishes. Catch stay football matches and capture up along with your friends over some booze here at Frienzie Bistro & Bar. Punggol comes alive from night onwards, with an brought perk of a cooling breeze. So Frienzie is the proper spot for you and your dining (or drinking) compatriots to hang around all night long.
CBD is the principal cannabinoid found in marijuana, and THC and CBD are the two most general chemicals that cross into your frame whilst you use marijuana. Most of the marijuana ate up recreationally incorporates extra THC than CBD, but modern-day research has allowed for lines that include essentially no THC.
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Although sometimes marijuana is linked to causing anxiety, it also includes THC that is responsible for this. CBD, alternatively, counteracts those anxiety-causing effects of THC and is found to reduce anxiety on a whole. It is beneficial for both those that are anxiety prone and those that only suffer from anxiety rarely.
Studies as recent as 2013 have discovered that one of the ways that marijuana helps people regulate their weight is through regulating blood sugar levels. Studies discovered that marijuana users were less likely to develop diabetes in their life.
As to whether or not CBD is useful for diabetes patients continues to be controversial, and more studies want to be performed. But CBD regulates blood sugar levels and reduces the chance of growing diabetes.
The cannabinoids in marijuana excite certain receptors that permit the body to provide pharmacological effects in the immune system and the central nervous system. Cannabinoids have been discovered to act in this way to inhibit most cancers cell growth. In fact, they're being used to decrease the size of tumors also, and for cancer-associated aspect effects.
CBD doesn't contain the psychoactive properties of THC, and so, can be used for its medicinal purposes without having to be high. This is ideal for people trying to use it medically, because they may not necessarily be interested in the recreational side of it.
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People can take CBD via something called CBD oil, that's an oily extract of totally CBD. So only many restaurants uses CBD oil due to its medicinal qualities. Cbd restaurants Singapore is reputable restaurants which provide a wide variety of CBD oil foods for people.


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The Lost History of Man
Introduction · Ancient Scriptures · Atlantis · Archaeological Sites · Mars · Anomalies
Extraterrestrial Visitors
Certain myths seem to be interpretations of what people, in ancient times, believed what had happened, according to their own understanding and frame of reference. Many ancient texts from the whole world described beings who came from the heavens. In the Mesopotamiam and Greek mythology they were called gods, in the Tanakh, Bible and Qu'ran they were called angels, and from ancient Persia (todays Iran) and ancient India there are similar stories of supernatural beings who waged war with each other - called the Asuras/Ahuras and the Devas/Daevas - who would exist on a higher plane of reality. And many well known ancient tribal legends from Central and South America are about star beings who came from the heavens to assist humanity.
In modern times, there exists the belief that "heaven" is the place were one goes after death, but the word "heaven" originally referred specifically to the sky and all that is above, including space and the "heavenly bodies", which includes the planets and the stars. Thus, the Sumerian and Akkadian words for "heaven" could be replaced with "above", and in this sense this would mean that these beings came from the skies, or beyond: from outer space.
The theory that the "gods" from ancient mythology were possibly beings of extraterrestrial origin was popularized with the books of Italian journalist and writer Peter Kolosimo (most notably: "Non e terrestre" (1968) ; which translates to "Not of this World"), and the later Swiss author Erich von Däniken with his book: "Chariots of the Gods? (1968)". This point of view was later dubbed as the so-called "Ancient Astronaut Theory".
Born in Russia and grown up in Palestine, American writer Zecharia Sitchin (1920-2010) studied old and new Hebrew, and all sorts of Semitic and European languages, and had great knowledge of the Old Testament. Sitchin's work is about his own translation and re-interpretation of the ancient Sumerian clay tablets and seems to fuel some more credibilty to the "Ancient Astronaut Theory". His hypotheses are not widely accepted by scientists and academics, who often dismiss his work as pseudoscience and pseudohistory.
At the time Sitchin wrote his first book: "The 12th Planet" (1976), only specialists could read the Sumerian writings. Using his knowledge of ancient texts, he researched and re-translated the ancient Sumerian writings according to his own interpretations which happened to differ at certain points from the previous translations of others.
Because of his books he received a lot of controversy from the scientic world. He is often brought into discredit because of certain incorrect translations and incorrect astronomical and scientific information. But let us consider that when Sitchin wrote his first book about this topic, there was not as much knowlegde of Sumerian language as we have today, by a long shot, and thus in many cases he had to rely on his own speculation.
Based on certain ancient depictions and artifacts, Sitchin also assumed that the Anunnaki used space rockets in the ancient past. On closer inspection, it often became clear that these just depicted mountains (drawn in a simplistic way), obelisks or menhirs. This kind of evidence was often not very convincing and decisive.
His later book: "The Lost Book of Enki" was also criticized because Sitchin would have formed many different myths and legends into one fitting story. Many scholars are convinced these stories are not related to each other, but one cannot deny that it is surely remarkable that there are many similarities between the myths of different ancient civilizations. For example, many civilizations have a myth of a great flood.
He also pointed out numerous similarities between certain gods from different ancient civilizations, including the Mesopotamian (Sumerian/Akkadian/Babylonian), Egyptian, Greek/Roman and Norse/German civilizations, that raised the suggestion that they possibly could have been the very same dieties, although differently named based on the language of the civilization.
Besides all criticism, substantionally Sitchin's translation actually doesn't differ that much from other translations such as from the famed Assyriologist Samuel Noach Kramer (1897-1990), but with the distinct difference however that these gods weren't just being regarded as "divine" beings, but as beings which actually came from another planet, and that they were directly related to those that were called the "sons of God" in the book of Genesis from the Bible.
According to Sitchin's translations, the Sumerian clay tablets are about the long and detailled story of technologically advanced humanoid beings from another planet outside our solar system. They would have called this planet: "Nibiru". Explorers of this far away planet would have come to earth some hundreds of thousands of years ago (about 444,000 BC) with the purpose to mine gold to save the atmosphere of their dying home planet. In ancient texts they were referred to as the "Anunnaki" (also transcribed as: Anunna, Anunnaku, Ananaki and other variations).
Sitchin believed that this planet - that would have been called "Marduk" in Babylonian and "Nibiru" in Sumerian times - was a planet that originally resided outside our solar system. This is questionable however, as certain researchers concluded that "Marduk" was the ancient name for the planet Jupiter, and Nibiru or "Nibru" was actually the Sumerian name for the city Nippur. (Source: Wikipedia) Of course, this could also mean that perhaps this city was named after their home planet. Could it be that the planet that had been called Nibiru was actually Jupiter instead of another planet outside our solar system?
Could there once have been another, now lost planetary body that once had been within our solar system? During the 18th century, in the view of the now-discredited "Titius-Bode Law" (a rule that predicts the spacing of the planets in the Solar System), it was considered that once yet another planet had existed in our Solar System between Mars and Jupiter. This planet was given names like "Phaeton" and "Astera" by astronomers. (The Greek word "astra" means "star", and the word "asteroid" is derived from this.) This planet may also have been known as "Maldek" in Theosophical circles, that had exploded a very long time ago and its debris would have formed the ring we know today as the "asteroid belt" between Mars and Jupiter. Could it be that Nibiru was Maldek?
Although we can say now - with our current much better understanding of the Sumerian language - that not all what Zecharia Sitchin assumed was true, does not discredit the common thread that is running through his theory; That in the ancient past there had been humanoid extraterrestrials from another planet that came to earth, who were later revered as gods and rulers. Despite not being widely accepted by scientists and academics, Zecharia Sitchin's theory still remains today's most scientifically proven one regarding the "Ancient Astronaut Theory".
Print of cylinder seal VA 243. According to Zecharia Sitchin the dots above-left appear to be the planets
of our solar system with the inclusion of the moon, the sun (in the centre) and one extra planet: Nibiru.
The view that the Anunnaki were extraterrestrial visitors is also shared by many psychic intuitives around the world. Already since ancient times, mankind would have been visited by beings whose origins were not of this earth, and the "humanoid" life form originated from other places in the universe.
Dutch trance medium Daan Akkerman (www.esoterischgenootschap.nl) explained in his book: "Atlantis en ufo's" (2003) (revised English version: "Lanto 1: Atlantis"), that these "visitors" who had been mentioned on the Sumerian clay tablets, were advanced spiritual beings who came from the planet Mars (who originally were from the star constellation of Orion) and came to earth to mine gold in an attempt to restore the atmosphere of the planet Mars. (According to Zecharia Sitchin's translation this would be the planet Nibiru instead of Mars.) They were these angels from the ancient texts who already visited the earth since the early time of Lemuria and they had created mankind in their final form. They directed these great series of developments. However, there was a certain group of angels who saw the image of man as their own property; They looked upon it as the most beautiful creation they had ever made, and therefore they wanted to own it and connect with it. These angels (known as the "fallen angels" in the book of Enoch) copulated with the human females, and because of this there were born many mutants. (See the chapter: "The sons of God and the Daughters of Man.")
During the time of Atlantis they would have been frequent visitors to mankind, offering knowlegde. The civilization of Atlantis would have been in contact with so-called "space ships" from various galaxies. During these times, man also would had been able to travel as a complete transperant being to the many planets in so-called "space ships", which were made from a transperant material and had a form that is currently not known on Earth. According to Daan Akkerman, on far away planets it shall once be discovered that huge buildings, like the megalithic pyramids on the earth, would have been in existence for a long time (see the chapter: "Life on Mars in the Ancient Past") and that these buildings are actually "reflections and mirages of something that actually exists for a long time in the Cosmos" (stars and constellations?). Scientists will then be convinced that man is actually not from the earth and that he came into his current form of density because of the earthly structures.
The book "Re-member" (2000), written by Steve Rother who alledgedly channels a collective of souls who he calls "the Group", tells about a group of renegades from a neighbouring planet who wanted to conquer the human race during the early history of mankind. In this period they were called "gods" because they believed they were better than themselves. The original meaning of the conquerers was to create a race of submissive beings. They were called renegades because their behaviour mostly was not tollerated on the planet were they came from. As a result there were times in history were slaverny was deemed acceptable. In their attempts to control the human race, this race changed their DNA and fused it with their own DNA. Therefore they are now regarded as one of the six root races. Finally the idea of a submissive race was given up. During this time, the renegades who took control were reunited again with their elders. In the later years these renegades and their elders did much to help humanity to become independant themselves, before they left the planet completely. (More in the chapter: "Forbidden Fruits".)
According to the readings of trance clairvoyant Dr. Douglas James Cottrell, there already had been intelligent "human" life on Mars since some 30 billion years ago, but ultimately had to flee to other planets, including earth, because of a great catastrophy. (More about his readings about Mars in the chapter: "Life on Mars in the Ancient Past: Dr. Douglas Cottrell about Mars".)
Regression hypnotherapist Dolores Cannon obtained her information from the memories of past lives of certain of her volunteers. In her book: "The Convoluted Universe (2001)" (pages 34 and 35) her hypnotized subject revealed that many eons ago there where people (from a planet called "Tyrantus") who came to Earth that had vast knowlegde of the universe. This happened during a time when there were already others living on the planet, but who were not as knowledgeable. Even though it was meant to bring the level of the Earth beings to a higher existence with their knowlegde, they decided to keep it to themselves and enslaved those who were not as knowledgeable. They told them things that were not so, to frighten them into serving them. They were thought of as gods because they could do things that were unusual to them.
Also, in her book: "Jesus and the Essenes" (1992), she stated that the "Watchers" from the Bible were not from this planet; They were extraterestrial beings that took the form of human beings, either physical, or in an energy form (light body), or they incarnated into a human body.
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Former UGA basketball coach Tom Crean returns to ESPN
By UGA Wire
Former Georgia Bulldogs basketball coach Tom Crean is returning to serve as a college basketball analyst for ESPN. Crean previously worked for ESPN during the 2017-2018 college basketball season.
Tom Crean will reportedly begin working for ESPN on Dec. 7. Crean served as the head coach at the University of Georgia from 2018-2022. The Bulldogs hired former Florida coach Mike White to replace Crean.
Former Georgia coach Tom Crean will serve as a basketball analyst similar for ESPN. Rebecca Wright/Athens Banner-Herald via USA TODAY NETWORK
Tom Crean additionally coached at Indiana from 2008-2017 and at Marquette from 1999-2008. Crean previously worked with ESPN for one season after his tenure ended with Indiana. Perhaps Crean will get back into coaching next season.
Georgia basketball, which is off to a 6-2 start to the 2022-2023 college basketball season, faces Georgia Tech on Dec. 6 at 7:00 p.m. EST. Additionally, Georgia has an upcoming test against Notre Dame on Dec. 18.
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