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Kaka has been plagued by injuries over the last few years, including one to his left knee shortly after the 2010 World Cup.
He made only 82 league appearances during his time at Real after his 65 million euro ($85.71 million) move in 2009 and rarely played anything more than a supporting role.
Milan said that Kaka, full name Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite, had signed a two-year contract for his return to San Siro.
The announcement of his return came two days after midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng was surprisingly sold to Bundesliga club Schalke 04.
Milan said that Kaka, who won a World Cup winner's medal with Brazil in 2002, would arrive later on Monday on a private jet along with chief executive Adriano Galliani, almost exactly 10 years after he first set foot at the club as a fresh-faced youngster from Sao Paulo.
During his first six-year spell at the club, Kaka made an immediate impact, scoring 10 goals in his first season as he helped them land the Serie A title.
He became one of the world's top players with his remarkable burst of speed, vision and ability to shoot from distance with either foot.
He helped Milan win the Champions League in 2007 and was voted the World Player of the Year the same year.
His Brazil career virtually ended after the 2010 World Cup, when he was a central figure in the team even though he was not fully fit after previous injuries.
He was called up for a pair of friendlies last year and performed promisingly but has not been selected since a 1-1 draw against Russia in March, when he clearly failed to impress new coach Luiz Felipe Scolari.
(Writing by Brian Homewood in Berne; Editing by Clare Fallon/John O'Brien)
Valcke suggests parliamentary approval for World Cups
Valcke told reporters he was expressing a personal opinion which had not yet been discussed with the president of the world governing body Sepp Blatter.
But he said it was a lesson he has learned during the complicated organisation of the 2014 tournament in Brazil during which FIFA has often found itself in opposition to the Brazilian government.
The Brazilian government and FIFA were at loggerheads over several issues such as the sale of beer at stadiums, which is banned in Brazil but was a commitment the country conceded to FIFA whose sponsors include a major brewery.
FIFA was also targeted in mass anti-government protests across the country's major cities during the Confederations Cup in June over the huge costs of staging next year's tournament.
"Before Brazil's proposal (to stage the finals) was sent to FIFA, they could have voted (on it) in congress and that might be done in the future," Valcke told reporters.
"It would be national support rather than just a bid sent by a federation with government guarantees.
"You would have at least the official approval from a majority of the political parties which are the representatives of the country's population."
Valcke added that if such a method was introduced it would only come into effect for the 2026 tournament since Russia has already been awarded the 2018 finals and Qatar those in 2022.
Brazil, through the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), was chosen to organise the 2014 finals in 2007 when it was South America's sole candidate at a time when the tournament was rotated around FIFA's continental confederations, a system that has ended.
Valcke said he did not believe there was a lack of popular support for the tournament and that the protesters in June had used the Confederations Cup, a World Cup dress rehearsal, as a platform for their demonstrations.
He said record numbers of fans attending Confederations Cup matches was evidence of such support.
"Brazil loves football and support football," Valcke said.
"If I'm asked if there will be protests, I think there will. What I do know is that the World Cup is a platform for demonstrations, but the majority of Brazilians will gather at the fan fests and public exhibition events.
"If we have the same success of the Confederations Cup multiplied by what a World Cup represents, it will be a great World Cup."
(Writing by Rex Gowar in London; Editing by John Mehaffey)
Qatar right venue for 2022 World Cup insists Blatter
"No, it was not a mistake because by the rotation it was time to go to the Arabic world," Blatter told Reuters on the sidelines of an International Olympic Committee meeting in the Argentina capital.
"And now here we are in the Arab world. It is not a very big country, but it is a very important one. So the decision was absolutely in the context of the politics of FIFA and especially in the context of the politics of this president."
Blatter said the decision to play the tournament in the middle of the year was the mistake, not the selection of Qatar as hosts.
"I am of the opinion, and this will be discussed by the (FIFA) Executive Board, now that to play in summer time in Qatar is not the right thing to do," he said.
"We can play also in winter time and this is also a question of solidarity. If you never play in winter time the World Cup, you will be in the situation where all the countries around the equator and southern hemisphere… can never play in the winter.
"(Football) is a sport that is played not only in Europe but all around the world."
Staging the tournament in the Middle East has sparked widespread consternation because, if it is held over its traditional dates in the middle of the year, players will have to contend with 50 degrees Celsius heat.
Calls to move the World Cup to later in the year, during the European winter, have also proved unpopular as it would disrupt domestic league competitions in countries such as Spain, England, Italy, Germany and France.
Also on Tuesday, European soccer clubs said they wanted to be involved in discussions over any possible switch of dates.
The European Clubs Association (ECA), which has more than 200 members, said it wanted to be consulted before any decision was made.
Another organisation, representing the European leagues, set out obstacles to the move as it also urged FIFA not to rush a decision.
"I personally believe there is no hurry and I don't understand why FIFA would like to make an early decision at the next executive committee meeting in October," ECA president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told a news conference.
"I think that nine years is more than enough to do this very sensibly and prudently, in the best interests of football.
"We have to be very sensible to find the best solution which will be accepted by all stakeholders in the football family, because it affects our business," added the former West Germany, Bayern Munich and Inter Milan forward, who is also Bayern Munich chairman.
"If there is a change, the clubs, the leagues, the associations and the players have the right to be heard and to discuss the best solution with FIFA concerning a change for the World Cup."
English Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has argued that a winter World Cup could disrupt the European soccer calendar for up to three seasons because of the knock-on effects of having to stop and start a campaign.
(Additional reporting by Vincent Fribault in Buenos Aires, Brian Homewood in Geneva, and Keith Weir in London; Editing by John Mehaffey)
England fall just short after Pietersen fireworks
The hosts, chasing 227, were 21 runs short of their target when bad light forced the players off the field with four overs remaining, depriving a packed crowd of a thrilling finish and leaving England to settle for a 3-0 series win.
Captain Michael Clarke had declared Australia's second innings on 111 for six and set England a challenging target in a bid to force a consolation victory but it was the hosts who went close to sealing their first 4-0 win in a home Ashes series.
"We wanted to entertain," Pietersen told reporters.
"We lost a day's play and we like to entertain. I was in my own bubble – I was just trying to get through stages. I had flashbacks of 2005 but the way we played today puts us in good stead for the winter."
England, criticised for their ultra-cautious batting in the first innings on Friday, started their run chase positively and Alastair Cook hit two fours in the first over bowled by Ryan Harris.
Joe Root, on 11, edged Harris to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin before Cook and Jonathan Trott shared a fluent second-wicket partnership of 64 to lay a solid platform.
Cook was trapped lbw by James Faulkner for 34 and Pietersen strode to the middle in a perfect situation to display his attacking talents.
The tall right-hander struck his first boundary off his fourth ball and immediately injected urgency into the run chase, creaming Peter Siddle through the covers for four and flicking him to fine leg for another.
Pietersen and Trott posted their 50 partnership off 48 balls and Pietersen got to his own half-century from just 36 deliveries, including nine fours.
With the crowd sensing a famous victory, Trott also passed 50 before Pietersen fell with the score on 163, well caught by David Warner running round the long-on boundary off Harris.
Trott was snared lbw by Faulkner for 59 but Ian Bell and Chris Woakes kept the momentum going and England needed 36 from the last six overs.
UNEXPECTED FINALE
Bell was run out for 17 by Starc's direct hit and, with four overs remaining and England on 206 for five, the umpires ordered the players off the field to a chorus of boos.
The result was confirmed shortly afterwards and the awards ceremony took place in rapidly fading light.
It was an unexpected finale to the match after Saturday was washed out by rain, England starting the final day on 247 for four and needing 46 runs to avoid the follow-on.
Woakes, on 25, soon edged a good-length ball from Harris straight to Clarke at second slip but Matt Prior played positively from the start, clipping Siddle through mid-wicket for two to take England to the follow-on target of 293.
Bell, continuing his rich vein of form to reach an assured 45, was unlucky to be out when he flicked Faulkner down the leg-side and was well caught by Haddin.
Starc uprooted Stuart Broad's middle stump but Graeme Swann immediately went on the offensive, dancing down the pitch to hit off-spinner Nathan Lyon straight for six and lift England to 350 for seven at lunch.
Prior, on 47, skied Faulkner to mid-on where Starc ran round to take a fine diving catch and James Anderson edged the same bowler to Haddin who took a record-equalling 28th catch of the series.
Swann's breezy innings ended on 34 when he was bowled by Faulkner who completed figures of four for 51 in his first test as England were dismissed for 377.
Australia shuffled their order in a bid to make quick runs but the move back-fired.
David Warner was out for 12, Shane Watson 26, Haddin for a first-ball duck and Faulkner for 22 as Australia stumbled to 67 for four.
Broad then dismissed Steve Smith and Harris before Clarke, who made 28 not out, and Starc, 13 not out, batted through to tea when the captain declared.
"It was an exciting finish and the light came to save us I suppose," said Watson who was named man of the match for his superb knock of 176 in the first innings.
"After losing a day to rain we knew we had to try and win the game and that was by setting a total that England would chase.
"It didn't work out for us, but the crowd had a good day and that's what we are here for."
(Editing by John Mehaffey)
Melzer claims title when Monfils retires
"He's such a great player, so I was trying to focus on my things that I've been doing well this week," said Melzer.
"I was trying to be aggressive and go to the net as much as I could.
"The game before he retired he was serving really slowly and I missed a lot of returns because I knew if I broke him it could be the end and you get a little tight."
Monfils has been plagued by injuries all year and needed medical treatment for a strained left abdomen during his semi-final the previous day.
"After about 50 minutes, I tried to serve at full speed, and that was it," said the former world number seven.
"I felt like something snapped a little bit and it was really painful. It was tough to continue.
"I will try to get an x-ray tonight and see what's going on."
Melzer's victory provided him with his fifth ATP career title and his first since he won at Memphis last year but he sympathised with Monfils.
"Nobody wants to win a final like that," said Melzer. "You want to be out there competing but at the end of the day you take the title."
The win also provided the 32-year-old with a timely confidence boost ahead of the U.S. Open, starting on Monday, and vindicated his decision to hire Galo Blanco as his new coach.
"He started working with me in a tough moment of my career," Melzer said.
"I hadn't played any matches after Wimbledon. I took four weeks off with a shoulder issue and I played terrible in Cincinnati….to come back a week later and win a trophy (is great)."
(Reporting by Gene Cherry in Raleigh, North Carolina)
Woods in hunt as Stadler leads rain-hit Barclays
World number one Tiger Woods lurked three strokes back, with the opening event of the FedExCup playoffs stalled for more than six hours by heavy lightning and two rain delays.
Some 63 players, including British Open winner Phil Mickelson and Masters champion Adam Scott, were unable to complete their rounds and face an early start on Friday and another long day.
The 33-year-old Stadler, winless on the PGA Tour, made the most of his chances, however, registering seven birdies in a bogey-free round at Liberty National where bright sunshine eventually replaced the dark, stormy skies across the harbour from downtown Manhattan.
Tied for second on six-under were Sweden's Henrik Stenson, Colombia's Camilo Villegas and American Ryan Palmer, with Australian Jason Day and another American in Matt Kuchar a further shot adrift.
Woods, who began his long day at the 10th hole, reached four-under by adding a birdie at the par-three fourth after his run of three straight birdies was interrupted by the second weather delay.
The playoffs points leader, who has already won five tournaments this season, parred his last five holes for 67 and was satisfied after a gruelling day.
"I'm actually tired," Woods told reporters. "I got up at four this morning and I think it took us, from start to finish just under 11 hours for the day. Long day.
"I'm only three back. We have a long way to go."
Stadler was thrilled with his showing given his lacklustre season, the American posting just two top-10 finishes with a tie for third at Pebble Beach his best result.
"I've had kind of a pretty lousy summer, result-wise," said Stadler, the son of 13-time PGA tour winner Craig Stadler.
"But I really started hitting the ball a lot better a couple of weeks ago.
"Felt like I was heading in the right direction even though the results were not showing it and finally got something out of it today."
In contrast, Stenson has been on a roll. Runner-up at the British Open, tied for second at the WGC-Bridgestone and third at the PGA Championship in his last three events, the 37-year-old Swede continued his impressive form at Liberty National.
Stenson made nine birdies along with three bogeys, the last of which came on his penultimate hole and dropped him from a share of the lead.
"To be honest, I came in from Europe on Monday night, so I'm a bit jet-lagged and I only saw the course once," said Stenson. "I'm very pleased with the way I played out there."
Villegas shot to eight-under when he posted his fourth birdie in a row at the par-three 11th, but back-to-back bogeys from the 14th saw him ease off the pace.
"Three breakfasts, three warm-ups, two lunches and a bunch of birdies which is good," said Villegas, describing his day.
Among the late starters, American Harris English was four- under through six holes and Australian Marc Leishman was three-under through eight.
Americans Webb Simpson and Bubba Watson, who had both played six holes, were among a large group at two-under par.
Mickelson was one-under after six, one stroke better than Scott, who had also played six holes by the time the horn sounded due to darkness.
The late finishers can expect an arduous test on Friday when they finish the first round and head right out for the second round.
Thursday's early starters will get their second rounds started later on Friday and will have to complete them on Saturday morning.
(Reporting by Larry Fine; Editing by Mark Lamport-Stokes)
Springboks look to expose Folau at fullback
The Springboks have won just one of their last nine matches in Australia, and never tasted victory in seven contests at this arena, but go into the game on Saturday (12:05 p.
m.) full of confidence.
The South Africans have risen to number two in the world and are riding an eight-game winning streak that included two victories over Argentina in this year's Rugby Championship.
Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer has described the new-look Wallabies back line as one of the best his side has ever faced, but de Villiers said that while Folau possesses immense talent he has had just one Super Rugby season at fullback with the Waratahs.
"He's great under the high ball, he really contests well with the league and the AFL background," de Villiers said of Folau, who played rugby league and Australian Rules before switching codes to union.
"He's got fantastic pace, he's such a balanced runner. He's a big threat. He's obviously not the perfect player yet. He's still learning the game in a way and we'll try to expose that.
"We've got our plans that we made for this one."
While positivity has surrounded Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie's team selection, there has been negativity towards the Springboks' inclusion of Zane Kirchner.
His selection at fullback pushes the popular Willie le Roux to the right wing and Bryan Habana across to the left, with Bjorn Basson missing out.
De Villiers said Kirchner, who makes his 25th international appearance but first since November 2012, deserves his place and has the backing of the whole team.
"Zane deserves it," he said. "There's been a lot of negative talk about him but I'm really happy that he's in my side.
"Zane is no different from any other guy who is selected for the game. You need to prove again and again you're good enough.
"I'm sure he'll have a great game. He'll have our backing."
Kirchner is one of three changes to the Springboks starting lineup with hooker Bismarck du Plessis and lock Flip van der Merwe coming in for Adriaan Strauss and Juandre Kruger, who both drop to the replacements bench in moves Meyer described as "purely rotational".
(Editing by Peter Rutherford)
In-form Cesc could be key for Spain in Finland
Cesc Fabregas has impressed for Barcelona during the opening weeks of the La Liga season and could make the difference for the world and European champions as they seek to maintain their grip on top spot ahead of France and take a step closer to securing an automatic berth at next year's tournament in Brazil.
The 26-year-old former Arsenal captain has made five assists in his three league appearances this term, already half as many as the whole of last season, and Del Bosque will look to him to help unlock Finland's stubborn defence.
Spain struggled in their qualifier against them in Gijon in March, taking a 1-0 lead through centre back Sergio Ramos before conceding a late equaliser to draw 1-1.
Del Bosque has often deployed Fabregas, who has played 83 times for Spain, as a so-called "false nine", foregoing a traditional striker and using him in a roving forward role that is tricky to defend against.
At Barca he typically plays further back in midfield and had an excellent game there at Valencia on Sunday when he twice set up World Player of the Year Lionel Messi to score.
"We are not going to be over-confident against a team like Finland, not at all," sports daily Marca quoted Fabregas as saying on Wednesday.
"We already experienced the match in Gijon and those are things that you learn from."
Del Bosque's main concern is the absence of midfield stalwarts Sergio Busquets and Xabi Alonso, who are injured along with Javi Martinez.
Javi Garcia and Mario Suarez are in the squad as cover and could get the chance to impress their coach and improve their chances of selection for next year's finals.
"The coach has tried various options (in training) but if I play or not I am here to contribute, to give things to the team," Suarez, who plays at Atletico Madrid, told a news conference on Wednesday.
With Gerard Pique suspended, Raul Albiol will probably partner Ramos in central defence, or Del Bosque may opt to give 23-year-old Ignacio Fernandez, who plays with Ramos at Real, his first cap for the senior side.
Playmaker Isco, who has been on fine form for Real in recent weeks, is a doubt after injuring an ankle in training on Tuesday and sitting out Wednesday's session.
DAVID, GOLIATH
Finland, ranked 65 in the world and bidding to qualify for the finals of a World Cup for the first time, are third in the group, four points behind the French, who play minnows Georgia in Tbilisi on Friday.
"Spain know we are able to make it very difficult for them, we can dull their attacks," Finland coach Mixu Paatelainen told a news conference last week.
"But this is of course a David and Goliath situation, what happened in Gijon is in the past now."
The task facing Paatelainen's young squad has been made even harder due to the absence of Chievo Verona midfielder Perparim Hetemaj through suspension.
However, Paatelainen is not throwing in the towel and believes Finland can steal a place in the playoffs.
"The group will be decided in the next few games and we will be a difficult opponent," he said. "Everything is still open."
Tight defending will be vital if Finland are to avoid defeat, according to left back Jukka Raitala.
"We know they will hit back hard if they are given too much space," he said on the team's website (www.palloliitto.fi).
"But we will not aim at 0-0," he added. "Surely we must look to score as we are playing at home.
"We have a great chance to show what we can do and again snatch something like the miracle in Gijon."
(Additional reporting by Jussi Rosendahl in Helsinki; Editing by Sonia Oxley)
New Wallabies culture still a work in progress
Despite riding a wave of optimism into last week's Rugby Championship opener, Australia were belted 47-29 by the All Blacks at Sydney's Olympic Stadium, prompting newspaper editors on both sides of the Tasman Sea to write "New coach, same old Wallabies" in their headlines.
Leali'ifano, with only four test caps to his credit, was among a raft of inexperienced Wallabies facing the might of the All Blacks for the first time on Saturday. Three days later, he was still struggling to process what happened.
"We were right in that game for 50-odd minutes but it takes a complete 80-minute performance to beat the All Blacks," the 25-year-old told Reuters in Melbourne, where the Wallabies have trained in preparation for Wellington's winter chill.
"They really turned it on. It's pretty hard to explain. Whether it's going to be bad for us… It's a massive learning (experience) for this group.
"We're obviously a whole new group that are trying to learn how to play for each other, and building our culture. And I think there's a bright future for us. We've just got to keep believing in it."
Improving team culture has been a mantra coming out of the Wallabies camp in the wake of a string of embarrassing discipline lapses during the British and Irish Lions series in June and July.
McKenzie's predecessor Robbie Deans was criticised roundly by local media for tolerating slack standards and indulging a number of repeat offenders in his squad.
Leali'ifano said none of the players were feeling comfortable about their positions under McKenzie, who upon his appointment declared that reputations counted for little in his squad.
"You've got to keep working hard to improve and he's big on that," Leali'ifano said.
"He's big on us consistently performing well and if you're not then you're going to get punted. I guess that kind of pressure is on you and that's what I enjoy.
"I enjoy that kind of pressure to improve and that trying to kind of find that consistency.
"The more you build a great culture, the more you play for each other and I think we're doing a fantastic job but there's still plenty to do.
"There's a long season ahead and I think this group is going to be very tight and we've got a massive future ahead."
PERFECT KICKING
Having had his long-awaited promotion into the Wallabies squad delayed by injuries last year, Leali'ifano is well-versed in the pitfalls of taking things for granted.
The New Zealand-born back had his test debut last less than a minute when he was knocked unconscious in the opening match of the British and Irish Lions series.
He has since packed a lot into his short Wallabies career, kicking the winning penalty goal in the second Lions test in Melbourne before tasting huge disappointment in the series decider, when Australia were smashed in Sydney.
Although Leali'ifano denied the All Blacks had given the Wallabies a reality check at the weekend, he suffered an unpleasant jolt in the first half when his clearing kick was charged down by flyhalf Aaron Cruden, who swooped on the loose ball and scored a try to put the visitors in front.
Despite that howler, Leali'ifano's boot has been one of the few bright spots for the Wallabies, the versatile back slotting all 19 of his place kicks to date in tests.
The Wallabies have struggled to nail down a decent kicker for a number of years, with the role being raffled between flyhalf Quade Cooper and a succession of backs including James O'Connor, Berrick Barnes and Kurtley Beale.
Damien Hill, a travelling kicking consultant who works with Australia's top-flight rugby league teams, had helped Leali'ifano put his best foot forward, driving four-five hours from his home base in the coastal city of Newcastle to Canberra to work with the Brumbies' kickers.
"Working with him, he never changed my style. He just found something, an approach that I found worked for me and I just really trusted in that," he added.
"All other kicking coaches that I've had have tried to change my style so he just looked at the way I kicked and found a way to make it work.
"All year it's something that I've worked on but it's never good to be happy you're kicking well and you're still losing. You want to be kicking well and the team's winning."
(Editing by John O'Brien)
Tour de France cyclists live six years longer than average
The research also offered limited assurance that doping was unlikely to pose a major heart health risk, at least in the short term, since any major adverse impact would have skewed the results.
Illicit use of the blood-boosting drug EPO, or erythropoietin, has been rampant in competitive cycling since the 1990s.
The study presented at the European Society of Cardiology congress on Tuesday examined all 786 French competitors in the gruelling bicycle race from 1947 to 2012, and found their death rate was 41 percent lower than average for French males as of last September.
Dr. Xavier Jouven of the European Georges Pompidou Hospital in Paris, who led the analysis, said the mortality reduction was "huge" and the result suggested that doctors should be more assertive in championing vigorous exercise.
"We should encourage people to exert themselves," he said. "If there was a real danger in doing high-level exercise then we should have observed it in this study."
Riders in the Tour de France – which has been compared to running a marathon several days a week for nearly three weeks – actually had a 33 percent lower risk for death from heart attacks or strokes than the general population.
Indeed, they suffered lower rates of death from all causes, including cancer, with the one exception of traumatic injury, which Jouven said reflected the frequency of road accidents.
Worries about high-intensity exercise like cycling and marathon-running have been fuelled by some previous small studies using advanced imaging techniques that suggested possible heart abnormalities, such as heart arrhythmias.
Alfred Bove of Temple University Medical Centre and a former president of the American College of Cardiology, who was not involved in the latest study, said such imaging data could be misleading.
The long-term analysis of Tour de France riders offered a unique insight that clearly vindicated the value of extensive exercise, Bove said.
"The message is clear – even the level of intensity involved in the Tour de France is not going to shorten your life," he said.
The study did not adjust for different smoking rates among cyclists, but Bove argued this was "essentially irrelevant".
"If exercise and a commitment to that kind of lifestyle makes you stop smoking, then that is an additional benefit," he said.
The French cyclists studied took part in a median 2.5 Tour de France races and their median age at the first race was 25 years.
(Editing by Sonya Hepinstall)
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7. Menace of the Matter Master!
10. Strange Spells of the Sorcerer!
11. Shadow-Thief of Midway City!
18. The Men Who Moved the World!
20. Amazing Thefts of the I.Q. Gang!
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The frequency of these instances does not justify this mistake. The fact that everyone seems to be allowing their selves to be burdened with credits that they cannot manage, doesn't make it okay. In this time of unfriendly economy, it is best to be keen on your financial stability.
As such, it is imperative to gauge your purchasing power prior to getting loans.
Purchasing power refers to your ability to fund both basic necessities and whims. In an economic sense, this defines your monetary limitations when it comes to buying certain items.
In a simpler sense, purchasing power is the amount of money you can shell out from your profits.
Having a clear view of this facet is vital in getting loans. For one, it is a strong determinant of your means in paying monthly dues together with your existing bills.
So how does one define his purchasing power?
Economists tout a special formula for this. All you need to do is to look at your gross monthly income and pinpoint the amount of cash you spend and save. If most of your salary is earmarked to paying household service dues, amortization, and other credits, then you have poor purchasing power: meaning, you barely have enough to buy other things.
On the other hand, greater leeway of budget translates to greater purchasing power. It is only in this instance that you can have enough confidence in pursuing a loan.
Why is it important to consider purchasing power prior to getting loans?
The answer here is pretty obvious: How can you manage to pay for the money you owe when you barely have enough to buy groceries?
At this point, it is probably clear that you have to be endowed with enough budget to pay for credits without having your lifestyle greatly affected. Higher purchasing power means that you have more than what you need, thereby guaranteeing that you can keep up with the dues.
But the most basic reason for coming up with an idea on your purchasing power is for you to have a heads up on whether your loan application will be approved. Note that lenders and banks are now stricter in accepting borrowers, thus, their intense investigation on the financial means of applicants.
Going through the whole process without being sharp on your qualifications can leave you with undue stress and frustration.
And should your application be accepted, you might end up being buried with more loans and credits…simply by biting more than what you can chew.
Discover interesting historical account of money and its purchasing power from The Purchasing Power Of Money: Its Determination And Relation To Credit Interest And Crises by Irving Fisher.


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J. Gurney & Sons. Owen Lovejoy, 1850-1860. Public domain, NYPL "The Pageant of America" Collection.
Yours of the 7th. Was received the day before yesterday. Not even you are more anxious to prevent the extension of slavery than I; and yet the political atmosphere is such, just now, that I fear to do anything, lest I do wrong. Knownothingism has not yet entirely tumbled to pieces—nay, it is even a little encouraged by the late elections in Tennessee, Kentucky & Alabama. Until we can get the elements of this organization, there is not sufficient materials to successfully combat the Nebraska democracy with. We can not get them so long as they cling to a hope of success under their own organization; and I fear an open push by us now, may offend them, and tend to prevent our ever getting them. About us here, they are mostly my old political and personal friends; and I have hoped their organization would die out without the painful necessity of my taking an open stand against them. Of their principles I think little better than I do of those of the slavery extensionists [sic]. Indeed I do not perceive how any one professing to be sensitive to the wrongs of the negroes, can join in a league to degrade a class of white men.
I have no objection to "fuse" with any body provided I can fuse on ground which I think is right; and I believe the opponents of slavery extension could now do this, if it were not for the K.N.ism. In many speeches last summer I advised those who did me the honor of a hearing to "stand with any body who stands right"—and I am still quite willing to follow my own advice. I lately saw, in the Quincy Whig, the report of a preamble and resolutions, made by Mr. Williams, as chairman of a Committee, to a public meeting and adopted by the meeting. I saw them but once, and have them not now at command; but so far as I can remember them, they occupy about the ground I should be willing to "fuse" upon.
As to my personal movements this summer, and fall, I am quite busy trying to pick up my lost crumbs of last year. I shall be here till September; then to the circuit till the 20th. then to Cincinnati, awhile, after a Patent right case; and back to the circuit to the end of November. I can be seen here any time this month; and at Bloomington at any time from the 10th. to the 17th. of September. As to an extra session of the Legislature, I should know no better how to bring that about, than to lift myself over a fence by the straps of my boots.


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Secularization is the result of an intentional, self-interested struggle for cultural authority.
America Will Never Be Free until the Last Liberal Is Strangled in the Entrails of the Last Bureaucrat
Nancy Pearcey
After the Republicans' massive midterm victory, the congressional map popped back to its familiar, pre-Obama pattern—a red plain sweeping across the heartland with blue strongholds sprinkled along the coasts and in major urban centers.
The Republican wave has given Obama and the forces of statism a well-deserved "shellacking." But America has seen major electoral shifts before. And this President, well versed in Alinsky's tactics of incrementalism, is counting on a counter-wave in the next election from voters upset about efforts to repeal their brand-new entitlements.
Following up the political gains, therefore, requires not only shoring up the red heartland but also waging an ideological campaign in those densely populated blue islands. The editors of The Stranger describe them as an "Urban Archipelago" populated by "liberals, progressives, and Democrats."
Like biologists studying species endemic to the Galapagos Archipelago, we must ask, What is the origin of this blue species of political thought?
And how can it be pushed toward extinction?
Urban areas tend to attract members of the "knowledge class"—people who work with ideas, data, information. In The Work of Nations, former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich called them "mind workers" or "symbolic analysts" because their jobs involve words and symbols, in professions such as academia, science, law, mass media, and advertising.
In short, they are shapers of the public discourse. As sociologist Peter Berger puts it, "They control the institutions that provide the 'official' definitions of reality."
And their definitions of reality are overwhelmingly secular and liberal.
The reason has much to do with the way secularists fought their way to dominance in the public arena in the first place. In their struggle for cultural ascendency, whom did they have to displace? Primarily the church.
Beginning under the Roman Empire, intellectual leadership in the West had been provided by Christianity. In the middle ages, who invented the first universities—in Paris, Oxford, Cambridge? The church. And in America, who valued the life of the mind so much that they founded its earliest universities—Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth? Christian denominations.
To achieve cultural leadership, therefore, an emerging class of secular thinkers had to wrest it away from Christianity. This explains the hostility toward Christian influence expressed by so many who aspire to be intellectuals.
In Diderot's unforgettable words, "Men will never be free until the last king is strangled in the entrails of the last priest."
Until recently, historians and sociologists treated the process of secularization as an automatic, inevitable by-product of modernization. Today they realize there was nothing inevitable about it. It was the result of an intentional, self-interested struggle for cultural authority.
As sociologist Alvin Gouldner writes in The Future of Intellectuals and the Rise of the New Class, secular elites' insistence on "autonomy" from religion was a "political impulse"—an expression of their "social interests" as a class.
For if they succeeded in persuading the populace that human rights are not guaranteed by a transcendent source—not "endowed" by the Creator—then rights would be open to redefinition in purely secular terms. Secularists could then claim sole authority and power to decide who does or does not qualify for basic rights—from the fundamental right to life to freedom of speech to economic liberty.
This secular power grab tends to follow the spread of Western-style ideas around the globe. Sociologists tell us there is now a global secular elite that crosses ethnic and national boundaries. Its members tend to concentrate in large metropolitan centers and share the same mindset whether they live in New York City, New Delhi, London, or Tokyo.
In fact, the inhabitants of these global archipelagos typically identify more closely with one another than with their own compatriots.
Their big-city outlook spills over into towns and rural areas, however, through media, advertising, movies, and education. Timothy Keller, who pastors a church in the heart of New York City, says, "It is the culture/values set of world-class cities that is now being transmitted around the globe to every tongue, tribe, people, and nation."
What this means is that even massive political victories will not secure what the American Founders called the "blessings of liberty." It takes more than politics to repeal and replace the monolithic secularism that radiates out from blue urban strongholds into the red countryside.
The Tea Party has imparted political energy to common-sense American constitutionalism. Now its vision needs to be deepened with the cognitive resources to rebirth freedom in the blue archipelago as well.
America faces a fundamental choice: either the blessings of liberty or the servitude of liberalism. In the political struggle for survival, one or the other is headed for extinction.
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Written By Nancy Pearcey
Nancy Pearcey is the author of the bestselling Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity and editor at large of The Pearcey Report. She is currently a faculty member at Rivendell Sanctuary in Bloomington, MN. Her latest book is Saving Leonardo: A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals, & Meaning. To inquire about media interviews, please email pearcey@thepearceyreport.com or call Rivdendell Sanctuary at 952-996-1451.


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Key differences between the Senate and House tax plans
By Alexander Bolton - 11/09/17 07:43 PM EST
Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled a tax-reform bill that breaks with the House in significant ways, taking into account various objections from constituents and special interest groups to the House plan.
If the House Republican bill was a first draft of tax reform, the Senate bill is the first rewrite.
"I like it better than what I saw in the House version," said Sen. Mike Rounds Marion (Mike) Michael RoundsGOP struggles to find backup plan for avoiding debt default Trump puts hopes for Fed revolution on unconventional candidate Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-S.D.). "The Senate was able to learn a lot from what the House found out."
The Senate bill attempts to mollify opposition from two important special interest groups, the National Association of Home Builders and the National Federation of Independent Business.
But it will likely draw strong opposition from moderate House Republicans in wealthy suburban districts whose constituents take big deductions for local taxes.
Here are the key differences between the Senate and House bills.
The Senate bill will entirely repeal the deduction for state and local taxes, making no exception for property taxes.
The House bill, in a bid to win support from moderate Republicans, would allow deductions up to $10,000 for property taxes.
Senate Republicans see little need to allow property tax deductions, as they don't have members in their conference from high-tax states such as California, New York, New Jersey and Illinois.
Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer Charles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTop Democrats demand security assessment of Trump properties Lawmakers pay tribute to late Justice Stevens Trump administration denies temporary immigrant status to Venezuelans in US MORE (N.Y.) is trying to exploit the difference by calling on House GOP moderates to kill tax reform.
Reps. Barbara Comstock Barbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.), Ed Royce (R-Calif.), Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.), Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) and Mimi Walters (R-Calif.) represent districts where a significant percentage of voters take big deductions for local taxes.
Roskam and Paulsen are both members of the House Ways and Means Committee and voted for the House bill. Roskam is also chairman of the panel's tax-policy subcommittee.
Home mortgage interest deduction
The Senate would keep in place the deduction for newly purchased homes up to $1 million while the House plan would cut the threshold to $500,000.
The House Ways and Means Committee added the lower cap on mortgage interest deductions as a last-minute revenue raiser and it drew strong opposition from the National Association of Home Builders, a powerful special interest group.
Sen. Tim Scott Timothy (Tim) Eugene ScottGraham: Every Republican president or nominee 'will be accused of being a racist' Sanford calls for 'overdue conversation' on debt as he mulls Trump challenge The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump digs in ahead of House vote to condemn tweet MORE (R-S.C.), a member of the Finance Committee, pushed to raise the limit, arguing that homes priced between $500,000 and $1 million are average in high-income areas such as San Francisco, New York and the District of Columbia.
Popular tax credits and deductions
The Senate would keep in place a variety of popular tax credits and deductions that would have been eliminated by the House tax bill released last week.
It preserves tax credits and deductions for adoption, medical expense, teacher expenses and student loan interest.
"We stayed kind of inside the big structural issues," said a Senate Finance Committee aide.
The House Ways and Means Committee on Thursday adopted an amendment to restore the adoption tax credit.
The Senate bill would also raise the income limit for the child credit. In the Senate bill, the child tax credit starts to phase out at $1 million of income for married couples, compared to $230,000 in the House bill. The credit is increased to $1,650 in the Senate bill and $1,600 in the House bill.
The House bill would condense the number of tax brackets to four: 12 percent for income up to $90,000; 25 percent for income up to $260,000; 35 percent for income up to $1 million; and 39.6 percent for income over $1 million.
The Senate bill would establish seven tax brackets at 10 percent, 12 percent, 22.5 percent, 25 percent, 32.5 percent, 35 percent and 38.5 percent for the nation's highest income earners.
The top rate kicks in for individuals who earn $500,000 and couples who earn $1 million.
Senate Republicans said they were concerned about the optics of changing the 10 percent bracket to 12 percent while cutting the corporate tax rate, even though low-income earners would be covered by the doubling of the standard deduction in both bills.
The Senate bill would double the estate-tax exemption for wealthy estates from $11 million to $22 million per couple (or from $5.5 million to $11 million per individual) while the House bill would repeal the estate tax entirely.
Moderate Sen. Susan Collins Susan Margaret CollinsPoll: McConnell is most unpopular senator Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp Trump angry more Republicans haven't defended his tweets: report MORE (R-Maine) last week said she opposed getting rid of the estate tax entirely.
The Senate would cut the corporate tax rate to 20 percent, like the House would, but delay its implementation until 2019 to reduce the projected cost of the bill over ten years.
The House would cut the corporate tax rate next year.
Pass-through businesses
The Senate would establish a 17.4 percent deduction for pass-through businesses based on the Section 199 domestic manufacturing deduction that would lower the effective tax rate for small businesses in the top tax rate to slightly more than 30 percent, according to a Senate Finance Committee aide.
It would apply to certain domestic non-service pass-through income, according to the committee.
The House bill, by contrast, would establish a 25 percent rate for pass-through companies but would only make 30 percent of their revenue eligible for that rate and tax the other 70 percent as wages under the individual tax rate. That would result in a blended rate for many small businesses between 35 percent and 38 percent.
Sen. Ron Johnson Ronald (Ron) Harold JohnsonMystery surrounds elusive sanctions on Russia Trump may intervene in Pentagon cloud-computing contract: report Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (R-Wis.) last week called the House formula "completely unacceptable."
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), which contributes money overwhelmingly in favor of GOP candidates, complained the House bill "leaves too many small businesses behind."
On Thursday the group said, "We are very encouraged by the plan introduced by [Senate Finance Committee] Chairman [Orrin] Hatch [R-Utah.]."
The House on Thursday adopted an amendment to provide additional relief to small businesses and won back the support of NFIB. It would create a new nine-percent tax rate for the first $75,000 of income of a married active owner who has less than $150,000 of pass-through income.
NFIB president Juanita Duggan said her group was "grateful" the House Ways and Means Committee listened to NFIB's concerns.
Naomi Jagoda contributed to this report.
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OnePlus 6T is Here! Know Specifications, Price & Availability | Tech Nightly
OnePlus is here with the Successor of the OnePlus 6, It's the OnePlus 6T. The "T" trend from OnePlus continues with Minor Changes & Optimization on the 6T.
ONEPLUS 6T: INCREMENTAL UPDATE
OnePlus 6T, the mid-year refresh version in the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has premiered in New York City, USA today. OnePlus 6T is the successor to this OnePlus 6 and includes improvements in the screen dimensions, Screen Unlock technology, a bigger capacity battery, and a better front-facing camera.
OnePlus 6T launching in New York City has been preponed per day ahead to prevent being'overshadowed' from Apple's launch on October 30 at New York. However, the India-specific launch is Still on October 30 and will take place at 8:30 PM IST at KDJW Stadium, New Delhi.
Pete Lau, OnePlus Founder, and CEO stated, "OnePlus is partnering with T Mobile, the US telecom operator. By November 1, the OnePlus 6T will accessible across 5600 T Mobile shops across the USA."
OnePlus 6T using 6GB RAM + 128GB storage is priced at $549 (roughly Rs. 40,288). OnePlus 6T using 8GB RAM + 128GB storage is priced $579 (roughly Rs. 42,489).
OnePlus 6T using 8GB RAM + 256GB storage is priced at $629 (roughly Rs. 46,159).
OnePlus 6T steps 157.5 x 74.9 x 8.2 mm and weighs 180 grams. Connected to the build quality, it sports a glass rear, like the OnePlus 6. OnePlus says the eyebrow on the OnePlus 6T includes a diminished size. The smartphone is offered in 2 finishes- Mirror Black and Midnight Black.
OnePlus 6T includes an under screen fingerprint detector named Screen Unlock technology. OnePlus asserts the technology is the quickest on earth with a documented unlock period of 0.34 seconds. Connected to the safety, the committed Trust Zone about the Snapdragon 845 shops the fingerprints.
Connected to the screen, there's a 6.41-inch Full HD+ (1080 x 2340 pixels) Optic AMOLED screen with 19.5:9 aspect ratio. The smartphone sports a waterdrop screen layout, very similar to this Oppo F17 Guru. Consequently, the smartphone includes a higher screen-to-body ratio of 86 percent.
OnePlus 6T is powered with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC with Adreno 630 GPU. It comprises up to 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage. There's absolutely no support for storage through microSD card. The Snapdragon 845 supports Gigabit LTE for quicker connectivity. Contains fresh Architecture for both AI and immersive experiences. OnePlus 6T will encourage 233 carriers in 74 nations. The business is going to encourage 5G connectivity on its own smartphones in 2018.
ALSO READ: Why you should buy the OnePlus 6T?
On the gaming front, the OnePlus 6T includes Smart Boost. The characteristic uses RAM as Storage for enhanced gaming performance.
On the camera, there's a double rear set up – 16-megapixel main lens using a f/1.7 aperture + 20-megapixel secondary lens using f/1.7 aperture. The front-facing camera is a 20-megapixel shot with f/1.7 aperture. The back camera around the OnePlus 6T supports OIS+ EIS and is capable of recording the slow-motion movie in 480 fps.
Nightscape on the OnePlus 6T allegedly helps shooting better low-light photographs. Together with nightscape, the camera requires an average of two minutes to catch a photograph in low-light states compared to 5 minutes on other apparatus. Nightscape comprises detail optimization, multi-frame stabilization, and sound reduction. The attribute will be accessible on OnePlus 6 also.
Portrait style includes Studio light around the OnePlus 6T. When the camera detects a face in Portrait mode, the Studio Lighting feature allegedly enriches the contours of the face for better-looking selfies.
OnePlus 6T is supported by a 3700mAh battery also supports Dash Charge technologies (5v/4A). It runs on the most recent OxygenOS 9.0 predicated on Android 9.0 Pie functioning system.
OnePlus 6T runs on Android 9.0 Pie operating system. The smartphone includes Full Screen Gestures 2.0. The Google Assistant is triggered by a fast tap of the button. OnePlus asserts 500 plus targeted optimizations on OxygenOS predicated on Android Pie.
OnePlus Bullets Form C Includes specialist Cirrus Logic DAC. The OnePlus Bullets Wireless is going to be offered in a brand new Red color. Connected to the charging, 10 minutes of cost allegedly provides 5 hours of usage, based on OnePlus.
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Q: Devise, remember_me and sign_in makes two separate updates to the DB? In my app, a user has the ability to sign in as another user...
It goes a little like this:
desired_user.remember_me = true
sign_in(:user, desired_user.user)

Problem with this is it is hitting the DB twice with two expensive updates...
AREL (0.6ms)  UPDATE "users" SET "remember_created_at" = '2011-08-23 00:53:28.354913', "updated_at" = '2011-08-23 00:53:28.355860' WHERE "users"."id" = 3

AREL (0.8ms)  UPDATE "users" SET "last_sign_in_at" = '2011-08-23 00:52:16.255813', "current_sign_in_at" = '2011-08-23 00:53:28.391764', "sign_in_count" = 152, "updated_at" = '2011-08-23 00:53:28.393429' WHERE "users"."id" = 3
[paperclip] Saving attachments.

Is there a way to do this in one call. A way to sign_in and remember at the same time? I wasn't able to find this in the docs. Thanks

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By Matt Civico in Essays — Jan 11, 2021
Introducing "A New Day for the Neighbourhood"
It's been a strange and instructive year to be a neighbour; let's heed its lessons.
2020 was a strange year to be a neigbour. Just before the pandemic, I'd started inviting neighbours and connections over for dinner and was encouraged by the very obvious magic of getting people around a table (covered in food). When the pandemic shut down what passed for everyday life in March, some opportunities evaporated and others appeared. Neighbours doing voluntary quarantine needed groceries and, once the weather warmed, I needed gardening tips.
One thing I've noticed is that relationships don't take root in the virtual realms of video calls and social media. These tools are useful means of maintaining existing connections, but they do not establish them – if they do, they do so in bad soil with weak roots.
The one instance of meeting someone new during a hard COVID lockdown happened within the context of another strong relationship. A good friend told me I would like her good friend; we arranged a FaceTime chat and enjoyed the conversation. Then, as soon as possible, we met for backyard drinks and found out we enjoy each other's company as much as the other's Facebook posts, maybe more! My point here is that a garden tool is not the garden. The connection between myself and my friend's friend took on weight as we moved toward each other, from the circling dance of online engagement to the flat simulation of video, and finally to embodied (dare I say) communion.
Yet, I started by saying it's been a strange year to be a neighbour. As it happens, my new friend was a near neighbour earlier this year and now is not. I haven't been able to invite my neighbours and friends over through rolling lockdowns, but I have cooked for them more and out of pure enjoyment. In fact, I may have made the boldest moves to get to know a new neighbour during the pandemic. Getting to know this neighbour could only happen physically, outdoors and distance as we were. And I think everyone involved was happier for it.
Why? Because living in plague times reminds us of what is ours to lose. A pandemic that keeps us apart has served to remind many how desperately we want to be together. Let's not waste that revelation in 2021.
I'm a registered introvert, but I have an abiding need to share thoughts and experiences. When I see a fat squirrel in Montreal's parks in November, I want to tell someone. When I draw a connection between the old book I'm reading and something in the news, I want to grab someone and say, "aha, look!"
Introverted as I am, the urge to connect with people is powerful. It's called being human. Yet, when I get this urge, my thoughts can quickly turn to Twitter, a distinctly inhuman way to satisfy an essential human need. The drive to dehumanize—both ourselves and others—is frustratingly human as well. We think we're getting what we want when we give ourselves over to the spectacle of very-online life. The connection we're promised is there, but it isn't what a human expects; it isn't what a body needs. Online connection is good for something, but not for whole human people.
In his book Three Pieces of Glass: Why We Feel Lonely in a World Mediated by Screens, Eric O. Jacobsen tells the story of Marina Keegan, a young Yale graduate who asked, "what's the opposite of loneliness?"
It's not quite love and it's not quite community; it's just this feeling that there are people, an abundance of people, who are in this together. Who are on your team. When the check is paid and you stay at the table. When it's four a.m. and no one goes to bed. That night with the guitar. That night we can't remember. That time we did, we went, we saw, we laughed, we felt. The hats. (Marina Keegan, 2012 Yale Daily News)
If there's an opposing force to loneliness it's probably best summed up in belonging. The word evokes a settled sense of mutual support and comfort. To belong somewhere (and it's usually a place) is nothing less than to know and be known, but not necessarily in the most intimate ways.
Jacobsen suggests that this "not quite love" and "not quite community" sense of togetherness is lacking today because civic life has atrophied. In Jacobsen's analysis, there are levels of belonging, and while many might feel satisfied with the state of their intimate and personal relationships—our closest family and friends—fewer and fewer people feel a strong sense of social and public belonging.
Social belonging is the kind we experience "with people with whom we recognize but may not know very well." The sense of comfort we get from a group of familiar faces at church or quick conversations around the photocopier at work are examples of social belonging. Public belonging, in comparison, is made up of even looser ties. It's the belonging we experience with "those whom we may not know personally but with whom we are connected through some external commonality. This is the connection between fans of the same sports team, Comic-Con attendees, and members of the same neighbourhood.
These relationships may not seem important on the surface but they're important in aggregate. It's easy to miss the forest for the trees, but what happens when the forest is gone? One consequence is that our intimate relationships bear the weight that would be better dispersed by layers of belonging.
David Roberts, writing about the growing problem of social isolation in 2015, states what should be obvious:
We should recognize that by shrinking our network of strong social ties to our immediate families, we lose something important to our health and social identities, with the predictable result that we are ridden with anxiety and loneliness. We are meant to have tribes, to be among people who know us and care about us.
To be among people, but not just those with whom we share households. Even when intimate and personal relationships are healthy and able to bear considerable weight, they don't provide the full-bodied belonging that social and public relationships can contribute to. This reminds me of a conversation I had with my brother recently. We complained about how hard it was to make plans, with each other but also with others. At least part of the problem is a lack of close relationships, which men have been shedding for years, but it isn't all about a lack of options. We agreed that busyness, obligations, and the siren song of a catatonic evening in front of the TV were factors. Yet, as we puzzled through our frustration, an obvious culprit emerged: proximity. This brings us back to the weird perils and promises of digital connection.
A group chat can help maintain social bonds in a pandemic, but it does a poor job of deepening relationships. I get the distinct feeling that most of what goes on in digital interaction is a sort of rehearsal of our existing relationships. I've met lots of people online since my days of writing angsty status messages in MSN Messenger and I'm thankful for those opportunities to connect. A Twitter friend is just a new kind of pen-pal, though. If you like someone's tweets but can't stand to be in the same room as them, are you "friends"?
But what about the problem of making plans and actually following through with live, in-person friends? Over the next several issues I'll do my best to navigate some thorny questions of belonging:
Why do we keep swiping and scrolling?
Are limits good?
What is belonging for?
Each of these three questions will address a distinct aspect of belonging as it related to the practice of neighbouring and the structure of our neighbourhoods. Consider it a primer for stitching local and fruitful bonds in a post-pandemic world.
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We can't put technological developments back in the box. Instead, we have to think seriously about how our technologies deform us, and how we can build alternatives that aren't just bigger, faster, and more profitable.
Here's a Spotify link to the podcast.
Related: Eli Pariser, the interviewee in the podcast, also wrote an op-ed in Wired: To Mend a Broken Internet, Create Online Parks.
More on alternatives to Big Social Media: Research from Columbia University confirms the logic of locality; it's not easy, but it works. The discussion about the model demonstrated by Front Porch Forum fills me with something like optimism. Local Logic: It's Not Always a Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood.
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From here, it's tough to argue with Mantha's man-sized night. He tied for the Monday lead with three points via two goals and one assist, and Mantha really asserted himself with a whopping 10 shots on goal.
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To start, he grabbed a secondary assist to help Florida get back in the game, as they fell behind 2-0 early. Huberdeau scored the 3-3 goal that sent the contest to overtime, a significant tally that also stands as the 100th of his young NHL career.
Mike Hoffman rightfully earned the most attention for his overtime-winner after nearly ending the overtime period moments earlier, yet Huberdeau also collected the primary assist on that OTGWG.
Overall, a very nice outing for a player who'd gain more recognition if he could consistently stay healthy and if the Panthers could enjoy some greater team success.
This post goes into detail about Wilson's red-hot start to his season (which was delayed, of course, by that polarizing suspension). Long story short, the hard-hitting Capitals winger generated two goals and one assist in helping Washington beat its former coach Barry Trotz and the Isles.
Wilson finished Monday with six SOG, a +1 rating, two hits, one blocked shot, and won his lone faceoff.
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Braden Holtby ranks among the goalies who had arguments for being included, as he shook off an early goal to make 32 saves. Frederik Andersen stopped 38 shots, but did allow two goals; his Maple Leafs teammate Mitch Marner's three assists ranks him as an honorable mention (getting dinged ever-so-slightly for one helper being on an ENG).
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At first, this seems like a goofily specific stat, but it might make people feel better about wondering if we're experiencing something of a throwback offensive season.


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You may remember the proverbial saying, "All work and no play make Jack a dull boy." Just because you're studying hard, doesn't mean you can't enjoy life once in a while.
If you're applying to training schools, you'll not only want to know what it's like living in the area in which you're applying, but you'll also want a lively environment to avoid boredom when you're not studying.
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Talia Rosenberg graduated from Emory University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and Economics. She received her Juris Doctor from George Washington University Law School in 2016. While at George Washington, she served as an executive board officer for the Mock Trial Honor Society and a student attorney with the D.C. Law Students in Court clinic. During law school, she interned at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (Hon. Tanya S. Chutkan), the Superior Court for the District of Columbia (Hon. Patricia A. Broderick), and the Attorney General of the State of New York. After law school, Ms. Rosenberg clerked for the Honorable Robert A. Salerno at the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
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(Neyagawa, 30 de Janeiro de 1975) é uma cantora de J-rock. Ao lado de Ami Onuki elas formam a banda PUFFY, formada em 1996 pela gravadora Sony Music.

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Ela nasceu em Neyagawa, Osaka, no Japão, em 1975. Ela soube que havia uma procura por futuros talentos em Tóquio. Ela conseguiu passar com sucesso e foi colocada com Ami Onuki para formar o grupo Puffy.

Vida pessoal
De 1999 a 2002, ela foi casada com o cantor Takanori Nishikawa (mais conhecido por T.M. Revolution). Depois que a mídia japonesa acusou Yoshimura de ter um caso, Nishikawa solicitou o divórcio. Yoshimura voltou a se casar com um amigo e empresário de longa data em 31 de dezembro de 2009. Em 1º de agosto de 2012, Yoshimura deu à luz um menino. No entanto, ela e o empresário sem nome se divorciaram em 31 de dezembro de 2013, no quarto aniversário de seu filho.

Entre fevereiro e abril de 2003, ela morou em Los Angeles, Califórnia, e foi à escola para aprender a língua inglesa. Yumi fala japonês, um pouco de inglês, um pouco de espanhol e um pouco de francês. Ela também fala um pouco de húngaro e português no início de Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi.

Ela hospedou o talk-show Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa-Puffy ao lado de Ami Onuki no Japão, que foi exibido de 1999 a 2002. Em 19 de novembro de 2004, o show de PUFFY, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, começou a ser exibido na Cartoon Network nos Estados Unidos. Já teve vários tipos de cabelos, como loiro e curto, roxo, enrolado, liso, azul entre outros.

Ela estrelou como Dendou-Jitensha no filme de 2002 Mohou-han (Copycat Killer). Ela também atuou como Ryoko Tajima no filme de 2004 "Inu to arukeba: Chirori to Tamura (Walking the Dog)" e como Nozomi Akai no filme de terror The Neighbor No. 13 (Rinjin 13-gô), que foi lançado em 2005.

Ver também
 Ami Onuki
 Puffy
 Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi (série animada)

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Yoshimura
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Pessoas do período Heisei
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Sanjay Guha (Sitar)
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