Righty pitcher Brody Colvin has ridden the biggest of career roller coasters during his time as a pro with the Phillies. From signing his first contract, to an off-season arrest in 2010, to looking like a future ace as he mowed down Class A opposition in his first full professional season, to being demoted from the top spot in that year's post-season rotation after a mental lapse in the field, to ranking among the Phils' best prospects, to tallying an 11.02 ERA in seven Double-A outings in 2012, the team's seventh round draft pick from 2009 has experienced a large amount of highs and lows in a few short years.
Once regarded as one of the Phillies' Baby Aces, Colvin hasn't displayed the command, velocity or the dominance that earned him the considerable praise that had many fans and experts so excited just a couple years back.
In his own words, during an exclusive interview last summer, mechanics and panic consumed Colvin as he hit a rough patch during his time with Class A Advanced Clearwater. Following a three-game stretch last May, during which Colvin went 0-2 with a 10.13 ERA, the 6-foot-3-inch 210-pounder was moved to the bullpen in an effort to take a break and clear his mind. From there, Colvin showed the Phils' brass that he was ready to return to a starting role and proceeded to post a 2.68 ERA and strike out more than a batter per inning over his next eight outings for Clearwater.
In late July, Colvin took a loss, letting up six earned runs in 4 2/3 innings for the Clearwater Threshers, but had impressed the Phillies enough with the string of success just prior to that poor effort, that he was promoted to Double-A Reading. Colvin quickly looked capable of competing in the Eastern League, going 1-0 while allowing five earned runs in 11 innings over his first two starts for Reading. The fair efforts didn't go on very long, however, as the Louisiana native proceeded to tally a 14.54 ERA the rest of the way and did not appear in the postseason for the R-Phils.
There was a drop in production the previous season for Colvin as well (3.38 ERA, 7.83 K/9, .258 batting average against with Lakewood in 2010/4.71 ERA, 6.02 K/9, .289 batting average against with Clearwater in 2011), but that was attributed to a back ailment that landed him on the disabled list and resulted in a dip in velocity.
With the Class A Lakewood BlueClaws in 2010, Colvin helped the club lock down their second consecutive league title, posting a 6-8 record during the regular season. During the latter portion of that campaign, he was pulled from a game, by manager Mark Parent, after failing to back up third base when an opposing batter slapped a triple. The mental mistake cost Colvin his assignment as the team's number one starter going into the postseason that year. Prior to spring training that year, Colvin was charged with resisting arrest after a conflict outside a Louisiana night spot. That was Colvin as a 19-year-old. Now at 22, his maturity is no longer that of a hotheaded and absent-minded teenager.
At full health, proper mechanics should allow Colvin's arsenal (mid-90's fastball, circle change and strong curveball) to prevail. However, throwing strikes is always a big focus for Colvin's success, as his Achilles heel has long been his fastball command. The youngster stays within himself a lot, admitting that because he's the individual on the mound, in control of any necessary adjustments, he tends to not depend on the help available around him. That can potentially present a scenario where the problems with Colvin's mastery of his own repertoire can linger, fester and grow.
Heading into the 2013 season, Colvin certainly still has the the tools that allowed him to rise up the prospect rankings and to be considered among the top Phillies prospects in each of the past two years. It's up to the hurler to get back on track and make the necessary modifications to show that he can compete at the upper levels of pro ball.
The Phillies are still confident that Colvin's future is as a Major League pitcher. Look for Colvin to begin the year on Reading's staff.


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Gert Pollakowski (* 25. Mai 1949) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Sprinter, der sich auf den 400-Meter-Lauf spezialisiert hatte und für die DDR startete.

1973 wurde er Dritter bei den DDR-Hallenmeisterschaften und Vierter bei den Leichtathletik-Halleneuropameisterschaften in Rotterdam.

Gert Pollakowski startete für den TSC Berlin.

Persönliche Bestzeiten

 200 m: 21,2 s, 31. Mai 1972, Berlin
 400 m: 46,5 s, 5. Juli 1974, Leipzig

Sprinter (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Leichtathlet (DDR)
Mann
Geboren 1949
DDR-Bürger

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Tomorrow is an exciting day for me. The only items on my agenda are 1) take my trash and recyclables to the transfer station (Norfolk's fancy name for the town dump); and 2) write.
Not only do I have copious amounts of free time, but my only company for the day will be canine companionship. Considering the three dogs I'll be with are the inspiration for my middle-grade book Top Dog of K-9 Academy, I think I'll be in good company.
I have a lot of different writing projects I could work on, including my aforementioned middle-grade book, as well as another middle-grade book I finished the first draft of this past December, and several picture books that need revision. I also have a nonfiction picture book I'm doing research on regarding therapy llamas (who know they could be such a wonderful companion and therapy animal – which is why I want to tell the world about them) and I have a children's story that someone in publishing told me could make a good magazine article, so I need to investigate publication possibilities for that.
Since I am always optimistic with my time, I'm going to focus on the revision of Top Dog and believe that I will finish the entire revision in one day. We'll see. But on a positive note, I already have the first six chapters revised, so only 25 more to go.
Realistically, I'd like to have the complete manuscript revised and ready for submission by June 10th, which is the date of the next writers' conference I'm attending. This will be my fifth writers' conference since I started taking my life dream of being an author seriously. The first one I attended was in November 2014 and it was one year later that I told myself I was not going to attend another writing conference until I had a book finished.
At the time, a friend of mine recommended that I meet up with her at the North Carolina Writers' Network fall conference and I flat out refused. I had decided that I needed to put all that I had learned thus far about fiction writing and children's writing, in particular, to good use and it was time for me to actually finish a novel. I made a promise to myself that I was not going to attend any more conferences until I had something to pitch to agents or editors in the event I randomly struck up a conversation with one of them somewhere.
It only took me a year and half to make good on my promise. Pretty good, I think, considering it took me eight years to finish my PhD program (although I did have undiagnosed narcolepsy the ENTIRE time). I also like to remind myself of this accomplishment whenever I feel I need a boost with my writing life. I have to remind myself I haven't been at this for too long in the grand scheme of things and I've come a long way.
I also like to remind myself that I went from being single to married in only three weeks. Just like that, my whole life changed for the infinite better and my dream of finding the perfect partner came true.
When I think about how this can happen with my writing – maybe it will be today, maybe it will be tomorrow – an agent or publisher will say the magic words of book contract, I get giddy with the possibilities of the situation. Because, honestly, I cannot imagine a better husband than the one I sat down next to that fateful night when we randomly met at a restaurant bar I had never been to before, so I can only imagine what's going to happen when this publishing dream of mine comes true.
I'm already looking forward to telling you about it….
This entry was posted in Memoir Monday and tagged Goals, Husband, Work, Writing on May 29, 2017 by Kelly.
On Saturday, my niece and I said hasta pronto to my husband who we dropped off at the Stewart International Airport for his birthday trip to Guatemala. One of his goals this year is to become fluent in Spanish and when a local Norfolkian recommended a Spanish immersion program in Antigua, I couldn't resist surprising him for his 34th birthday.
My husband will be gone a total of 10 days, but on the plus side I get to spend this time with my niece. She'll be visiting for the next week and I'm super happy to spend this time with her. She just wrapped up her sophomore year at UT Austin and I am 100% confident that she has now surpassed me in some educational ways seeing as she is a double major in chemistry and economics.
One of the aspects I'm most enjoying about her experience is listening to the sounds she makes while reading books. She just finished Dan Brown's Angels and Demons yesterday and she cracked me up with her gasps and shouts of shock, surprise, and frustration.
We've also been watching season 1 of Gilmore Girls because she is a huge fan and on our agenda this week is to go on a Gilmore Girls driving tour. The show takes place in a fictional CT town called Star Hollows, but it is based on Washington Depot, CT, and Kent, CT.
I'm not sure how much I'm enjoying the show because I find one of the main characters to have a rather obnoxious and grating personality. She always has a wise crack for every situation and her relationship with her mother is rather tempestuous but it appears to be a lot of her own making.
However, despite the show being on television I feel like I am learning some useful writing techniques for crafting characters. One of the comments I received from two individuals about one of the dogs in my Top Dog book is that he's bordering on obnoxious. The other four people who read my pages found him hilarious. So the majority wins, but the former comment still gives me something to consider.
Ultimately, I think it's a good comment because the main character in the book also thinks this dog is obnoxious, but others think of him as a lovable bloke. It's good to know I'm reaching different perspectives with the writing of him.
Also, in a pivotal scene in the book, this character then does something thoughtful and gracious and I like how I provided insight into the true heart of the character. The main character also recognizes this and it's why she can forgive him for his many past deeds.
Yet, I don't want children turned off by the character so much that they put the book down. I have yet to say to my niece, "No more Gilmore Girls," and part of that is because I want to keep watching this character to see if I ever reach a tipping point where I've had enough of her and never want to watch the show again. I think that would highly instructive in my own writing and I'm feeling good about the fact that I can "multitask" while spending some quality time with my niece.
I also like that I can get my niece's perspective on the show and hear about what plot and characters she loves or hates. It's so useful to have this kind of feedback to then inform my writing process and she's obviously a brilliant and insightful person. For the record, so is my husband, but the insight of a 34-year-old man is quite different from a 20-year-old woman.
All in all, I think this is going to be a wonderful visit. Lots of pups to love, lots of books to read, one show to watch, and visiting attractions all over the state of CT. So who else wants to come visit? Think of how much you can help my writing!
This entry was posted in Memoir Monday and tagged Books, Connecticut, Family, Writing on May 22, 2017 by Kelly.
I felt rather dismayed when I saw almost a full month has gone by since I lasted posted here. I'm disappointed in myself because when I started this blog in August 2016 the goal was to write multiple times a week, every week.
Right around the New Year, I began to let posts slide. I rationalized that because of the holidays, I could take a break. Then wouldn't you know it – I let posts slide again. And again.
I'm sure I have "valid" reasons for not blogging and as I'm typing away right now, my brain is telling me, YES! Yes, you do. The writers' conference that I participated in in late March required me to spend extra time on getting my second book in shape for editor and agent critiques. Then came the revisions, which I'm still working on.
I also just felt so dang tired these past few months. Winter is hard on those of us with sleep disorders. The lack of sunlight made me feel lethargic and the moment it turned dark outside all I wanted to do was read in bed. Then, there was my crap diet that lasted from March 25th, when my husband and I completely lost control at a conference where we had multiple all-you-can-eat meals, all the way to May 2nd. I can pretty much sum up my diet during that time span as: SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR, zucchini noodle stir fry, SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR.
No wonder I've been so exhausted and I'm pretty sure I have a sugar addiction. It's funny how poor choices in one area snowball into the rest of your life. Poor diet led to increasingly poor sleep, which made me feel tired and was exacerbated by lack of sunlight, so I made even poorer diet choices because of feeling so tired, which then made me feel even more tired and because I'm so tired, I'm then not meeting my writing goals, making me get down on myself, and then I want a DQ Blizzard to make me feel better, and then, oh, what's that? I'm feeling even more tired and the sugar makes me have poor sleep. Again. And the cycle repeats. And repeats. And repeats.
At the very least I have awareness of this pattern. And (once again) I am consciously choosing to break the cycle. The good news is I have excellent support from my husband, who also has a sugar addiction, and was feeling just as sick and tired of feeling sick and tired as I was.
We are currently on Day 15 of a 26-day diet detox, which banned sugar (including fruit) the first week, and is 90% raw, 100% vegan. Completing this detox will be a truly great achievement for me and, not surprisingly, I'm already sleeping better and I have more energy. That's how I find myself writing this blog post at 8:00pm on a Tuesday evening instead of mindlessly scrolling through Facebook to trick my brain into thinking I'm accomplishing something.
So I'm making progress — YAY!
While I finish the remaining 11 days of the diet detox, I'm also going to spend some time contemplating my goals. Specifically, I want a better awareness of the balance between my ambition and productivity. As evidenced by some of my older blog posts, this is one area in the past where I have set myself up for failure by being too optimistic about what I can realistically accomplish. But it's also something I am keenly aware of and trying to improve and frankly, I'm tired of making excuses for not meeting my own goals.
In the meantime, I am going to give myself a small writing goal. Post this blog tonight and then post another one on May 22nd. As always, I thank you for reading my blog and for your love and support.
This entry was posted in Memoir Monday and tagged Diet, Goals, Narcolepsy, Writing on May 16, 2017 by Kelly.
I opted to put off writing this blog post yesterday because I was immersed in the book The Sun Is Also a Star, a young adult book written by Nicola Yoon.
That's the official reason. The unofficial reason is I'm still plagued by lack of quality sleep and it's now taking over many facets of my life, including motivation to do anything other than lay around and pet the adorable dogs I'm taking care of.
It's a good thing they're so cute because they make me smile even when I feel so exhausted.
Officially, though, I found this book to be an incredible and compelling read. It's the sort of book that makes you wonder just how the author managed to weave her magic of words, imagination, creativity, and plot together to come up with the story she did. It doesn't surprise me the book was a National Book Award Finalist for Young People's Literature.
One of the down sides of reading a book of this nature is that I can't help but make comparisons to my own writing. What results when I do that is an odd mix of irrational jealousy of how the author approached and wrote the story, demoralization that I could never write anything like it, and then optimism that there are thousands of books being published each year and it's good that my stories are (and will be) different.
It's a lot to feel over the course of one day, especially when sleep continues to elude me. Perhaps that is also a contributing factor. But now that it's been over 12 hours since I finished The Sun Is Also a Star, the truth is, and I credit my years of therapy and spiritual questing for helping me reach this point, is that I can easily let go of my irrational jealousy. There is no reason on this Earth (or the heavens, for that matter), that I should be jealous of someone else's success; if anything, I should be ecstatic that such a beautiful story is now being read by thousands of teenagers and perhaps encouraging them to think about their own places in this world.
And I do feel inspired with my own story ideas and characters from reading such a rich and engaging story. One of the greatest compliments I can give to Ms. Yoon about this book is that after reading it, I want to further my learning of writing and keep practicing its craft so that I can write a story that engages readers as much as she has.
If only I could get that inspiration out of my head and onto the page with the same enthusiasm that I had when reading The Sun Is Also a Star. In my exhausted state, writing, like most everything else, including doing the dishes, washing clothes, going anywhere, etc., seems like an insurmountable feat. Yet, I keep plugging along. Not with enthusiasm, and sometimes I feel rather belligerent about everything.
Having narcolepsy, this state of exhaustion may never change. But my books and my stories are not going to write themselves. So here you go. A small piece of writing for a one-day late Memoir Monday post that makes me believe I'm accomplishing something. Thank you for reading and for your support.
This entry was posted in Memoir Monday and tagged Narcolepsy, Reading, Tired, Writing on January 31, 2017 by Kelly.
I think I'm making progress towards this whole I am a writer thing. I say this because today I am utterly exhausted and I still wrote my daily word count, exceeded it, actually. 1500+ words when you are a narcoleptic and you haven't slept well is quite an accomplishment.
Someone today commended me on my writing habits. He said I had "discipline." It's funny, because that's one of the last words I would use to describe myself. How many times do I check my email, scroll through Facebook, look for new stories about JK Rowling or Pitch Perfect 3, or send a funny dog video to my husband before I sit down to write? Probably about 1,265,317 times. And that's just in one morning.
Then there was this morning. I did not want to write anything for my novel. Not even a teeny tiny bit. I tried to get going by revising a picture book I wrote for my online class through KidLit College. I then sat and stared at my computer feeling rather belligerent about everything, especially writing. Just write 100 words, I encouraged myself.
What I really wanted to do was go back to bed and take a nap. It was only 8:00am.
The last time I got a good night's sleep was February 12th, 2016. Seriously. My husband and I stayed over at his friend's house because we were having an all-day Harry Potter movie marathon. I don't know if it was the bed, how cold the room was, or the fact that my husband and I secretly eloped that morning. Before that, my last good night's sleep was the end of September, 2015, when I was housesitting for a friend, and before that it was a day in March, 2014, when I went to a chiropractic open house.
You know you're dealing with a narcoleptic when they can tell you their last good night's sleep. What this means, though, is that it's been many days in a row of not good sleep and ever since the full moon last week it's been many days in a row of not good sleep and incredibly vivid, and often disturbing dreams. Suffice it to say I feel exhausted.
It's time like this that I'm incredibly grateful I had the courage and inclination to quit my teaching job. When I was a professor, teaching four classes, advising 30-40 students, serving on committees, and conducting research, I was exhausted simply by the sheer weight of my work, never mind the narcolepsy.
I would never have been able to write the way I do and I would not be where I am with my writing if I had not quit.
That's one of the reasons, though, I could power through. When I started writing this morning I was only 1500 words away from crossing the 20,000 word mark of my second novel. I wanted to get there and I wanted to do it today so tomorrow could bring another goal. I'm on track to finish the first draft of my second novel by the first week of February. It blows my mind that not only do I have the first draft of one novel completed, but I'm getting to the finish line of a second one! How did this happen? Is it discipline? Or is it positive reinforcement? I don't know, and right now, I don't care, because I am tired, yet I am writing. Narcoleptics prevail, indeed!
This entry was posted in Memoir Monday and tagged Narcolepsy, Sleep, Work, Writing on January 23, 2017 by Kelly.


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Meet Our New Team Members
The Worker Institute is excited to introduce to you our four new team members. They will help fill critical needs we have as well as bring a wealth of vital experience and new energy and vision to the Worker Institute. We know their skills and talents will be a great addition to our team. Please join the Worker Institute in welcoming them onboard!
Anne Marie Brady
Anne Marie Brady is the Senior Extension Associate - Director of Research for Worker Rights and Equity effective Dec 1st, 2021. Anne Marie holds a Ph.D. in Social Policy Research from the London School of Economics. She is trained in both quantitative and qualitative methods of social and labor market policy research and has a 10 -year record of designing research projects with a variety of stakeholders in the policy-making process. With a commitment to inclusion and diversity across different dimensions of race and gender, she has written and conducted research that pursues inquiry across a range of issues; job creation rights policy frameworks for low-wage and precarious work, income maintenance and poverty reduction, unemployment support, and training, schooling, education, and housing.
She comes to the Worker Institute from the German Marshall Fund, where she led the social and labor market policy portfolio for GMF Cities, a program that works with local, state, and national stakeholders in the U.S. and in Europe in the formulation of practical and actionable policy recommendations to address poverty and economic inequality. At the Marshall Fund she also managed the Transatlantic Expert Group on Building Partnerships on the Future of Work, a project of the European Commission, where she managed a working group of high ranking American and European policymakers, union leaders, academic researchers, and practitioners working to identify best practices to provide social protection for those in non-traditional work, including jobs mediated through online platforms. The group recommendations will inform the Commission's joint European Union-US policy agenda in the near future.
Anne Marie has program evaluation experience. Most recently she led a research team at the City University of NY (CUNY) focused on the evaluation of the Hollis Gardens Sustaining Veteran Success Program, an NYS workforce development program run by CUNY. During her tenure at Stewards of Affordable Housing (SAHF), she led a team of policymakers and practitioners working on low-income tax-credit policy programs to preserve affordable multifamily rental housing as part of Section 8 and Section 202 federal housing programs. She has worked as an Adjunct Professor at Hunter College and Fordham University. Given the ongoing profound transformation of the US labor market after the post-pandemic economic downturn, Anne Marie research and experience on labor market and social policy innovation is timely and will elevate the standing of the Worker Institute as a thought leader on all things related to work, workers and society. Anne Marie will be located in ILR NYC office and can be reached at ab2532@cornell.edu.
Elaine Kim
Elaine Kim joins the Worker Institute's Labor Leadership Team as a Senior Extension Associate. She has more than 20 years experience in social justice movement leadership. For the last 13 years, she has worked at SEIU 32BJ, serving in a variety of capacities, including as a Special Assistant to (then) President Mike Fishman. Most recently, she helped lead an organization-wide strategic planning process leading to the establishment of key organizational change initiatives at the union.
Prior to her time at SEIU 32BJ, she worked in queer and Asian-American communities, and she started her time in the movement organizing low-income communities around welfare issues at Community Voices Heard. We are confident Elaine will bring to our team a powerful body of expertise and wisdom informed by years of building skills and connections.
Elaine holds a magna-cum-laude BA in Sociology from Brown University and a MA from Sarah Lawrence College. She can be reached at: ek583@cornell.edu.
Tamara Robinson
Tamara Robinson is a Senior Extension Associate working on the Labor Leadership Programs team and a graduate of our Union Leadership Institute! Most recently she has been doing organizational and leadership development work with many of our labor partners and comes highly recommended by them. She has experience as a leader in multiple unions, including AFSCME, CIR, and the Kaiser Coalition of Unions. She has worked in different regions of the country with different union functions, including worker organizing and political organizing. She has led organizing teams and acted as an internal Organizational Development consultant. She also has experience with DEIJ! She will be a tremendous addition to the Worker Institute and ILR School, and I'm thrilled she has brought her gifts to our team. Tamara can be reached at: tr295@cornell.edu.
Arianna Schindle
Arianna Schindle joins the Worker Institute as an Extension Associate for Training and Organizational Development under the Worker Rights and Equity Team. Arianna brings to this role more than 12 years of experience in the design of training and curriculum to assist the community, labor, and social justice movement leaders transform their organizations and building worker and grassroots power. She is a leading practitioner of adult theories of learning with a trauma-informed and language justice lens to create transformative peer training curriculum modules.
Arianna's accomplishments in the field of adult learning include co-founding the Delfino Leadership Institute, education & training collective with NYS Worker Centers; designing training programs for the Drivers Guild representing Uber and Lift drivers in cities across the US; developing a training institute for Mexican guest workers with the Centro de los Derechos del Migrante (CDM); and elevating the Worker Institute's Equity @ Work "We Rise Nanny Peer Training Certificate Program," to become a key component of NDWA's Care Forward campaign, a community-based model seeking to raise wages and industry standards for workers in the care economy. She also has experience leading organizational audits and trainings design on sexual harassment & domestic violence prevention for labor unions such as SEIU, UNITEHERE, and several building trade unions.
Arianna holds an M.S. of Public Health & Policy from the City University of NY and an M.S. on Community Health & Program Planning from the Silberman School of Social Work. She earned a B.A. in Political Science from Kalamazoo College, Michigan. Arianna will be based in the ILR NYC office and can be reached at: as947@cornell.edu

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What Is Juventus Fan Token (JUV)? Features, Tokenomics, and Price Prediction
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CoinMarketCap takes a deep dive into Juventus Fan Token ($JUV), an Italian football team token that offers a number of exclusive benefits to its holders.
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With only one $JUV Fan Token ownership, you can begin influencing the team and gain fan rewards. However, for additional incentives, you may need more than one JUV token.
To obtain $JUV tokens, fans must first purchase $CHZ using a cryptocurrency exchange or the Socios.com app. These tokens are a limited-edition digital asset that grants access to an encrypted ledger of voting and membership rights possession.
The best VIP advantages come to those who have a greater amount of tokens which increases their clout rating over time and moves them up through multiple reward categories. - Read more about Fan Tokens
You can only vote once on every poll, however, your voter's weight is determined by the number of fan tokens you hold. For example, if you hold ten fan tokens, your vote will be counted as ten. Each vote is limited to a certain quantity of fan tokens set by the club.
In the near future, a leaderboard feature will be implemented, where supporters will gain reward points depending on how they connect with Juventus via the app, allowing them to compete to become the number one fan in their nation. Socios.com will also have a chat function and games, along with additional features that will be announced soon.
JUV has a total token supply of 20,000,000, of which approximately 1,315,932 have been allocated to club supporters in a Fan Token Offering. Juventus has the remaining tokens, which can be obtained by participating in community events via the Binance Launchpool, or by purchasing directly on exchanges. For more details, please read the Binance Research page of Juventus Fan Token.
Juventus Fan Token (JUV) is now trading at $12.82, as of Nov. 15, 2021. Its 24-hour trading volume on exchanges is around USD $6,218,241.85.
Possibly the greatest player signed by Juventus in the last decade was Cristiano Ronaldo. The former Juventus striker boasts a net worth exceeding $500 million and is hailed most often as the greatest player to ever set foot on a football field.
When Cristiano Ronaldo was playing for Juventus, he was awarded 770 Fan $JUV tokens that symbolized his record-breaking feat of 770 goals as a football striker.
After this event, the price of the Juventus Fan Token (JUV) surged and continued to hold key support levels as it broke the $25 mark again in May 2021. From there on, the bear run of the crypto market engulfed the JUV token and, currently, it is trading around $12.
It should be noted that Juventus is not a small football club. The Italian Club is the second most successful team in European competitions and ranks sixth at the global scale when it comes to overall successes. The Old Lady Juventus has two Champion League titles to its name with multiple wins in Europa League, Super Cup, and many other accolades. This huge popularity of the football club means that it has a huge following on social media and a big standing in the football community. With the right moves from Juventus' marketing department, the price of the JUV token can surge past its all-time high of $37.83.
After making an all time high of $37.83 back in Dec 2020, JUV has fallen down. The chances of regaining and even breaking this price barrier are possible in the next bull run of the crypto market. Granted that the Italian football club might have lost their biggest marketing asset, which is Cristiano Ronaldo, to the English Football Club, Manchester United, Juventus can still find ways to market its token which can help it in its price surge.
The upcoming advancements in the world of sports are the start of crypto payments. If Juventus starts to pay its players in cryptocurrencies, especially in its native JUV token, this can increase the price of the token significantly. Furthermore, the inclusion of fan activities in player transfers can also be offered to big JUV token holders. This is a tactic to attract major investors, also known as whales, to buy the token of their favorite football team and vote for the player they like the most to their Italian football team.
In conclusion, investing and spending in sports fan tokens is considered to be the future of sports by many crypto analysts. However, no matter how good a crypto project looks, it is important to do your own research before taking any position in it.
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'Nobody is Listening' reintroduces ZAYN
Nobody is Listening, RCA
Boy bands have been around forever. From the turn of the millennium, pop fans were given groups like New Kids on the Block, The Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC, and most recently One Direction. Almost always, one individual is given a greater media push to standout in hopes of a solo career.
Most prominent was that of *NYSNC's Justin Timberlake. With his debut solo record Justified, the Timbaland collaborator established a sound that was unmissable in the 2000s and again in the 2010s with his return after a hiatus.
Different from groups up to that point, One Direction's global success allowed not one, but arguably three incredible solo endeavors to come from the band's decision to end their impressive and historic run. ZAYN, Harry Styles, and Niall Horan each found chart topping success in the years following their run with the band. Fans and music lovers mostly believed it would be Harry Styles to first find success. While the star has undeniably achieved more mainstream longevity, it was ZAYN who first broke from the band to release culturally significant solo music.
Unlike Styles, though, ZAYN was at a point where he had lost himself. In an attempt to create self-proclaimed "real music," he released an, albeit very strong, pop album akin to the work from One Direction. It leaned more heavily into explicit lyricism and R&B inspirations, but remained true to the pop genre.
With the highly dismissed follow-up Icarus Falls, ZAYN favored excess as subverting mainstream expectation. The collection had some strong tunes, namely "Let Me," but it was an overall flat and bloated project. Now, in 2021, ZAYN tiptoes back onto the scene with his third studio LP Nobody is Listening.
Perhaps a response to the lack of success Icarus Falls saw, the title is also representative of the themes throughout the album. Clearly more personal than his previous projects, Nobody is Listening is a decidedly concise, raw, and experimental record. Often too raw to be deemed compelling, it doesn't make too much of an impact. Instead, it feels much like a course corrector and a personal artistic evolution for an artist looking for the light at the end of the suffocating tunnel of fame he has lived in up to this point. In other words, ZAYN seeks something real and authentic through this music.
Does it shine through in the lyricism and vocal performance? Often, yes. He pleads for second chances and the refusal to give up love on lead single "Better," returns to the sultry world of Mind of Mine's "PILLOWTALK" on "Vibez" and standout "Sweat," and contextualizes the album's inspirations by bringing in The Internet's Syd on "When Love's Around." On "Tightrope," he recommits himself to partner Gigi Hadid in beautiful ode to true love.
Each of these songs possesses an earnesty that finds the boy band alum with increased clarity in his personal life. He appears more open to turn his vulnerability outward to the listeners that have stayed with him to this point in his career.
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SACRAMENTO — A man whose body was found hanging from a downtown Sacramento, Calif. building Monday, nine stories up, appears to be a tagger who was attempting the vandalize the property, authorities say.
The man had used rope to tie himself in a seated position like a rappeller, authorities said. The rope was tied off with a window washing anchor, and fire officials believe that that anchor could have held his weight. But they don't think he was a window washer.
The Sacramento Bee reported that the man had two pieces of rope looped around his body in a style used by rock climbers. The man was identified as Craig Michael Fugate, 20, who grew up in Concord but was recently living in Vancouver, Wash. According to the Bee, Fugate was recently discharged from the Navy on a disability.
Battalion Chief Marc Bentovoja told the Bee the Fire Department had no reason to believe the man's death was a suicide.
"It looks like accidental more than anything else," Bentovoja said.
According to Fox 40, a door was found propped open on the roof of the building at 12th and K Streets, suggesting the man was planning on going back down the stairs.
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In this unpublished interview held by the Fórum Permanente IEA-USP on December 17, 2009, Walter Zanini, historian, art critic, curator and cultural manager, talks about his international training in the Visual Arts; his experience as a lecturer at Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas da USP, Escola de Comunicações e Artes da USP and Fundação Alvaro Penteado; as well as his role in the constitution and development of the conceptual and curatorial bases of the Museu de Arte Contemporânea da USP, the first contemporary art museum in the world, during his tenure as director (1963-1978). He also recalls his role as curator of two International Art Biennials of São Paulo in the early 1980s that transformed the epistemological matrix of this event, which is a centrality in the contemporary art system in Brazil.
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La stazione di Borgo Maggiore è stata una stazione ferroviaria posta lungo la ex linea ferroviaria a scartamento ridotto Rimini-San Marino, chiusa nel 12 luglio 1944 a causa dei bombardamenti della Seconda guerra mondiale; era a servizio del comune di Borgo Maggiore.

Storia
La stazione fu inaugurata insieme alla linea il 12 giugno 1932 e rimase attiva fino al 12 luglio 1944.

Dopo la seconda guerra mondiale la stazione e la linea non vennero più riattivati. Il fabbricato viaggiatori è stato lasciato in stato di abbandono fino agli anni sessanta, quando si decise di demolirlo insieme al magazzino merci.

Strutture e impianti
La stazione era dotata da un fabbricato viaggiatori, due binari e un magazzino merci. Attualmente non rimane traccia dell'infrastruttura: il fabbricato viaggiatori ed il magazzino merci vennero demoliti negli anni sessanta, oramai ruderi dei bombardamenti della seconda guerra mondiale, al posto della stazione (compreso il luogo dove sorgevano il magazzino merci) ospita un parcheggio per automobili e sull'ex sedime ferroviario è stata costruita una strada.

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A State of Risk: Humanities in a Time of Crisis
30 November 14:00
TORCH Seminar Room, Radcliffe Humanities, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG
Risk is increasingly felt to be endemic to modern societies, threatened by ecological catastrophe, political repression, social injustice, economic inequality, and the rapid constriction of personal and intellectual freedoms. Indeed we might be said to inhabit a global condition of risk, affecting the smallest personal decisions as much as planetary outcomes over which we have no individual control.
What might be the role of the humanities, a set of disciplines directly reflecting on the world, on life and on choice, in responding to this crisis and understanding or interpreting risk? The humanities are themselves in crisis: the threats to their survival are manifold, and their space within the university is increasingly threatened by a new managerial economy suspicious of speculative and 'unproductive' intellectual work. In society at large, moreover, the critical function of the humanities renders its practitioners vulnerable to punitive action from the state as well as from interest groups of many kinds. This is especially true of India, where the past few years have seen a spate of attacks on rationalists, writers, activists and public intellectuals who have spoken out against caste and gender oppression, majoritarian politics, human rights violations, environmental degradation, and state-sanctioned terror. But while repression on the one hand and vulnerability on the other might seem more apparent in the Global South, it is arguable that the Global North today does not present a more reassuring picture.
The humanities are nothing if they are not a way of thinking through crisis, thinking critically, and engaging with risk. Literary, artistic and philosophical practice involve a constant risking of thought in dangerous terrain, and manifest a willingness to understand the conditions of risk affecting planetary existence as a whole. How can the humanities, within and outside the university – also a deeply threatened institution today – reflect on the topography of risk? How can they negotiate their own crisis, the threats to their own survival, while also working in the unstable terrain of populations, behaviours, religious practices, sexualities, livelihoods, cultures – at risk? How might new networks, mobilities, cultural experiments, and intellectual enquiries open up the field of humanities research and enable it to engage productively with the crises of the present time?
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Q: Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1, fault addr 0x20 in tid 2327 I have a problem in debugging code in android using xamarin forms application crash in master detail and give me this error
I tried to clean , build and delete bin and obj no solution works
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    Native Crash Reporting
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Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates
a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the native libraries
used by your application.
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    Basic Fault Adddress Reporting
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Memory around native instruction pointer (0x7d689fd678):0x7d689fd668  00 1c 40 b9 c0 03 5f d6 fd 7b bf a9 fd 03 00 91  ..@..._..{......
0x7d689fd678  08 20 40 b9 a8 00 c8 37 88 01 e0 37 00 00 40 f9  . @....7...7..@.
0x7d689fd688  fd 7b c1 a8 c0 03 5f d6 60 08 00 b0 01 0a 00 f0  .{...._.`.......
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No native Android stacktrace (see debuggerd output).

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=================================================================06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 12c00000-52c00000 rw-p 00000000 00:01 18226                              /dev/ashmem/dalvik-main space (region space) (deleted)

06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 6fdee000-70096000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28170                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70096000-7019c000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28174                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-core-libart.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 7019c000-701e6000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28176                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-conscrypt.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 701e6000-7021c000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28177                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-okhttp.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 7021c000-70220000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28180                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-legacy-test.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70220000-70263000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28182                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-bouncycastle.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70263000-7029e000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28201                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-ext.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 7029e000-70a8b000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28204                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-framework.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70a8b000-70b17000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28316                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-telephony-common.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b17000-70b20000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28329                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-voip-common.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b20000-70b29000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28350                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-ims-common.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b29000-70b4d000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28406                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-apache-xml.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b4d000-70b75000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28409                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-org.apache.http.legacy.boot.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b75000-70b76000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28414                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-android.hidl.base-V1.0-java.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b76000-70b79000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28424                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-android.hidl.manager-V1.0-java.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70b79000-70c04000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28425                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwEmui.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c04000-70c2b000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28432                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwTelephony-common.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c2b000-70c64000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28494                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwframework.art
06-01 15:23:19.407 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c64000-70c66000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28500                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-org.simalliance.openmobileapi.art
06-01 15:23:19.408 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c66000-70c67000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28502                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-org.ifaa.android.manager.art
06-01 15:23:19.408 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c67000-70c6d000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28506                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwaps.art
06-01 15:23:19.408 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c6d000-70c73000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28511                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwcustEmui.art
06-01 15:23:19.408 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c73000-70c78000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28513                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwcustframework.art
06-01 15:23:19.408 E/mono-rt ( 2327): 70c78000-70c7f000 rw-p 00000000 103:09 28524                             /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/system@framework@boot-hwcustTelephony-common.art
06-01 15:23:19.409 F/libc    ( 2327): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1, fault addr 0x20 in tid 2327 (nyname.Ministry)

Any solution for this error ?

A: kamal The crash information you provided is not enough for a diagnosis. As you can see, it reads, "No native Android stacktrace (see debuggerd output)."
Could you please share some code, of what you were trying to do?
It could be an issue with improper asynchronous programming. To figure out where exactly the app is crashing, you could:

*

*Create a System Catchpoint exception,

*Launch a profiler to track the error,

*(and should) Use try-catch statements, to basically figure out exactly what line the code is crashing on, & what's the internal stack trace.

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Loyola named School of National Service for commitment to AmeriCorps alumni
September 9, 2022 | By Andrew Aldrich
Loyola University Maryland provides new benefits to incoming graduate students who are AmeriCorps alumni. The University became one of 11 institutions in Maryland to be named as a School of National Service for its commitment to alumni from the national service program.
As an AmeriCorps School of National Service, Loyola offers a $1,000 matching grant—$500 per semester for the first two semesters—to AmeriCorps volunteers who are accepted and enroll in a Loyola graduate degree program beginning with the 2022-23 academic year, which started on June 1, 2022. AmeriCorps volunteers are now also eligible for a graduate application fee waiver.
"Providing a matching grant to graduate students who have served as volunteers in our communities fulfills our mission as a university, which emphasizes service to others," said Danielle J. Ballantyne, director of graduate financial aid at Loyola. "In return, AmeriCorps volunteers bring leadership experience and community service to our university. It's a win for everyone."
Loyola has a long commitment to service and civic engagement, making it a clear choice for service-minded students like AmeriCorps alumni. Read more about Loyola's commitment to civic engagement.
For more information on these benefits, please visit the Office of Financial Aid's AmeriCorps website.
More about AmeriCorps
After completing their service, AmeriCorps members earn a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award which can be used to pay educational expenses at eligible post-secondary institutions or to repay qualified student loans. The education award is equal to the maximum amount of the U.S. Department of Education Pell Grant, currently approximately $6,400. Since 1994, AmeriCorps alumni have earned more than $4 billion in education awards, using $1 billion to repay student debt.
AmeriCorps alumni are civic-minded individuals with real-world experience, leadership and problem-solving skills, and a strong desire to make a positive impact. Schools of National Service connect these leaders with higher education institutions which seek to recognize those qualities and honor the service they've provided to their community and country. By participating in the program, colleges, universities, and other post-secondary institutions benefit by attracting AmeriCorps alumni to enroll in their institutions.
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Indeed, we have become more refined at the way we arrest and convict, but the United States still remains high among the nations of the world that still execute convicted felons. Horse thieves usually don't get the death penalty, but rapists who kill and anyone convicted of pre-meditated murder and especially the killing of innocent children and police officers end up on death row in most states of the union. And more dark skinned than white males appear to find their way to the modern killing rooms. It's an ugly and barbaric practice.
We are happy to say that 20 states and the District of Columbia have abolished the death penalty. They are Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, Vermont, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
The other states have maintained the death penalty, with some like Texas apparently operating almost assembly-line killings since the Supreme Court re-opened the door to capital punishment in America in 1976.
Capital punishment has been brought into the public spotlight because of the controversial presidential candidacy of Texas Governor Rick Perry, who presided over 235 executions, more than any other governor in any state in history. Many believe that some of the people put to death under Perry's watch were wrongly convicted. They say Cameron Todd Willingham, who was executed after being charged with setting fire to his house and killing his children, was later found innocent after it was determined that the fire was never a case of arson.
The others are China, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
But who really recorded the old laws found in the Old Testament books? Did a mighty force really carve them in stone when it confronted Moses on the mountain or was that merely one of the many ancient myths that found their way into religious books from the shadowy past? Remember that Moses smashed the original stones in anger after he discovered his people worshiping a golden calf, but then cut out a new list of laws that made their way into the Old Testament. So were these laws really from God, or from Moses?


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Laternula spengleri is een tweekleppigensoort uit de familie van de Laternulidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1791 door Gmelin.

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Possiede le cantine Domaine d'Auvenay e Domaine Leroy.

Carriera
Bize-Leroy si è affermata come donna d'affari nel settore vinicolo della Borgogna nel 1955, quando ha rilevato l' attività commerciale di suo padre Henri Leroy (1894-1980). Dal 1974 è co-direttrice dell'azienda vinicola della Borgogna Domaine de la Romanée-Conti (DRC), una delle migliori aziende vinicole del mondo, ed è responsabile del marketing. Insieme a Aubert de Villaine, Bize-Leroy ha contribuito a trasformare il miglior vino della RDC Romanée-Conti in uno dei vini più ricercati al mondo. Una serie di disaccordi, tra cui il disappunto di Bize-Leroy per il coinvolgimento di de Villaine nel giudizio sulla degustazione di vini di Parigi e le controversie sulla gestione da parte di Bize-Leroy della distribuzione dei vini del Domaine, la portarono a essere estromessa nel 1992.

Dopo aver lasciato la Repubblica Democratica del Congo, si è concentrata sui propri territori. Nel 1988, aveva acquisito importanti proprietà di vigneti per Domaine Leroy. Negli anni '90 ha fondato Domaine Leroy come una delle principali cantine della Borgogna.

Vita privata
Bize-Leroy ha sposato Marcel Bize (morto nel 2004), nel 1958 e hanno una figlia Perrine Fenal. Bize-Leroy aveva anche una sorella Pauline Roch (1929-2009).

Filosofia del vino
Bize-Leroy crede fermamente nella produzione di vino biodinamico e la pratica nei suoi territori.

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Today, the Association Agreement (AA) between the European Union and Georgia fully enters into force. The Association Agreement aims to deepen political and economic relations between the EU and Georgia, also through the creation of a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA). By removing customs tariffs and quotas and by comprehensively approximating trade-related laws and regulations to the standards of the European Union, the Agreement offers Georgia a framework for boosting trade and economic growth. This will facilitate Georgia's progressive integration with the EU single market.
Having signed up to an Association Agreement with the EU, Georgia has made commitments in the areas of democracy and the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms, good governance, a market economy and sustainable development. Furthermore, the Agreement commits Georgia to an ambitious reform agenda in key areas such as security policy, trade, economic recovery and growth and governance. Enhanced cooperation between the EU and Georgia in many areas including, for example, environmental protection, social development and protection, transport, consumer protection, education, youth and culture, industry, and energy, is also foreseen in the Association Agreement.
Substantial parts of the Association Agreement have been provisionally applied since 1 September 2014. In that time, we have already witnessed significant and concrete achievements. Georgian exports to the European Union increased by 16% in 2015 and, as a direct result of the DCFTA, new Georgian exports to the EU are materialising. Georgian kiwis, blueberries, nuts, garlic and wine are already exported to the EU. Copper and petroleum oils have also seen sizeable increases of exports to the EU. Furthermore, Georgia has adopted European standards in areas like health, safety and environmental protection. An Association Agenda which outlines the short- and medium-term reform priorities for the period 2017-2020 is currently under preparation.


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Some fully vaccinated people may still get sick if exposed to variants, CDC warns
By Madeline Holcombe and Jacqueline Howard, CNN
Updated 3:49 AM EDT, Sat June 26, 2021
Officials blame Delta variant for Covid-19 surge in Missouri
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told CNN Friday that the agency is tracking the Delta coronavirus variant, among others – and warned that there is a small chance a fully vaccinated person could still get infected if they're exposed.
"Current data suggest that COVID-19 vaccines authorized for use in the United States offer protection against most variants currently spreading in the United States. However, some variants might cause illness in some people even after they are fully vaccinated," CDC spokesperson Jade Fulce told CNN in an email on Friday.
While Covid-19 vaccines are effective, Fulce said no vaccine is "100% effective at preventing illness."
And with millions of people getting vaccinated against the virus, some who are fully vaccinated "will still get sick if they are exposed," Fulce said.
"However, people with breakthrough infections may get less severely ill or have a shorter illness than they would have if they had not been vaccinated."
That's why experts are especially worried about people who have not yet gotten their Covid-19 shots.
More than 53% of the US population has received at least one Covid-19 vaccine dose and more than 45% is fully vaccinated, CDC data shows.
'Please get your second shot'
As officials urge more people to get their shots, the US surgeon general warns a big obstacle stands in their way: Misinformation.
"There is so much misinformation out there about the vaccine, coming through so many channels – a lot of it being spread on social media," Dr. Vivek Murthy told CNN's Erin Burnett. "It's inducing a lot of fear among people."
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JUNE 08: Memorials hang from the front gate of Greenwood Cemetery during an event and procession organized by Naming the Lost Memorials to remember and celebrate the lives of those killed by the Covid-19 pandemic on June 08, 2021 in New York City. The group of volunteer activists, artists and folklorists has created memorial sites in New York City to name and remember the victims of Covid. An estimated 600,000 Americans have died from Covid-19. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
These are the two key groups now being hit hardest by Covid-19
"Two-thirds of those who are unvaccinated in polls say that they either believe the myths about Covid-19 or think that they might be true," he added.
Experts, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, have estimated that 70 to 85% of people in the US will need to become immune to the virus through vaccination or infection in order to control community spread. But after initial surges, vaccination rates have now slowed across the country.
And more than 1 in 10 people who have received one dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna vaccine have missed their second dose, according to data shared with CNN by the CDC.
That statistic is especially concerning to experts because studies have shown that the vaccines are much more effective against the Delta variant after the two-dose series is completed.
"Please get your second shot," CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said in a Friday NPR interview. "What we do know is you get some protection from the first shot, but really that second shot gives you breadth and depth of vaccine coverage to really be able to tackle this Delta variant and other variants as well.
"If you missed your second within the time window, get it whenever, get it now, but do get that second shot," Walensky added.
Officials worried about unvaccinated Americans
The Delta variant is believed to be more transmissible and cause more severe disease than other strains. Murthy said he is worried for those who are unvaccinated as the variant spreads.
Houston hospital employee who says she was fired for not getting vaccine: 'Don't take away my choice'
In Los Angeles County, the impact is already clear. Nearly all of the Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths in Los Angeles County are occurring among people who are unvaccinated, county health officials said Thursday.
Out of nearly 437,000 positive coronavirus cases reported in L.A. County since December 2020, 99.6% of those were among individuals who were unvaccinated, health officials said in a press release.
"The virus is still with us," Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said at a press conference. "Even now, we need to be careful to mask and maintain distance from people outside of our households, especially if they're not yet vaccinated."
Missouri hospitals stretched thin
Missouri is the state with the largest proportion of the Delta variant of Covid-19 infections, according to the CDC. And hospitals in the state are feeling the stress of managing Covid-19 patients on top of their regular intake, one hospital leader told CNN's Ana Cabrera on Thursday.
"Both hospitals here in town are stretched," said Erik Frederick, chief administrative officer at Mercy Hospital Springfield in Springfield, Missouri.
United States Air Force First Lieutenant Allyson Black (C), a registered nurse, cares for COVID-19 patients in a makeshift ICU (Intensive Care Unit) at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center on January 21, 2021 in Torrance, California. The hospital is utilizing about 20 military medical personnel deployed by the Department of Defense to help shore up overwhelmed staff at a number of medical centers in Southern California.
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US life expectancy fell by more than a year during coronavirus pandemic, research suggests
"We saw a very rapid escalation in our in-patient census starting June 1, we went from 26 to 90 in about three weeks. To go back to last year when our peak started, it took us six to seven weeks to escalate that quickly. Today to hit 97, it really took us almost two months to hit that level which we've done in under a month."
Frederick said a return of typical hospital patients is exacerbating the issue.
"The difference between last year and this we have traditional business back we didn't have last year during the initial surge. The demand for beds is higher for both Covid and non-Covid patients. It's definitely a stretch."
Frederick said there is also a high amount of pressure on available labor.
"The staff are right back into the mix of it, and I don't think they were fully recovered from last year," he said.
Smell and taste come back, studies show
In a bit of good news, researchers reported Thursday that those who did not regain their sense of taste and smell when they cleared their Covid-19 infections should get them back after a year.
Studies confirm that many, if not most, Covid-19 patients say their sense of smell is affected – a condition called anosmia or hyposmia. Because smell and taste are closely linked, many people feel their ability to taste food normally is also affected when their sense of smell is disrupted.
Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Dr. Rochelle Walensky testifies during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing to examine the FY 2022 budget request for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on May 19, 2021 in Washington,DC. (Photo by Greg Nash / POOL / AFP) (Photo by GREG NASH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
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Nearly every new Covid-19 death is now entirely preventable, CDC director says
An ongoing experiment of about 100 people who lost their sense of smell in early 2020 showed it can take months for it to come back, but it does. Some patients didn't realize or appreciate it, however, the international team of researchers reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association's JAMA Network Open.
"At eight months, objective olfactory assessment confirmed full recovery in 49 of 51 patients (96.1%)," they wrote. Two continued to have an abnormal sense of smell a year later – one who couldn't smell much and another who had an abnormal smell sense.
"Our findings suggest that an additional 10% gain in recovery can be expected at 12 months, compared with studies with 6 months of follow-up that found only 85.9% of patients with recovery," they wrote.
CNN's Lauren Mascarenhas, Deidre McPhillips, Alexandra Meeks, Maggie Fox and Virginia Langmaid contributed to this report.


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'We all know that Rafael Nadal has the ability', says former star
January 12, 2023 January 12, 2023 admin Tennis
Although he is the defending champion, there are many doubts about Rafael Nadal's actual condition on the eve of the AOs. The Spanish phenomenon has become the number 1 in the seeding due to the forfeit of Carlos Alcaraz, forced to miss the first Grand Slam of the season due to a leg injury. The former world number 1 left everyone speechless in early 2022, winning the Australian Open and Roland Garros despite the pain in his foot. The second part of last season didn't give him the same joys, also because of the tear in his abs he suffered at Wimbledon. The 36-year-old from Manacor was unable to play the semifinal of the Championships against Nick Kyrgios and arrived at the US Open in non-optimal conditions, already leaving the scene in the round of 16 at the hands of Frances Tiafoe. Rafa has lost six of his last seven matches on the circuit, including the two matches played in the new year. The 22-time Grand Slam champion was in fact defeated by Cameron Norrie and Alex de Minaur at the United Cup, but said he was confident ahead of the Australian Open. Speaking to the Tennis Channel microphones, Lindsay Davenport invited fans and insiders not to underestimate Nadal.
Davenport on Rafa Nadal
"I think that Rafael Nadal needs a good first week to really give him that kind of extra push and confidence to get through the second week," Davenport said in a recent interview with Tennis Channel. "We all know he can do it, right? We all know that he has the ability. Looks like physically he's doing better, doesn't have the ab issue. Hopefully that stays away. His foot seems to be okay," the 3-time Grand Slam singles champion continued. "I think he needs a couple of matches where he plays really well early on in Melbourne, doesn't get too fatigued out there, doesn't get injured, gets that confidence up. If he's able to enter the second week with that kind of belief, then look out. Everybody knows that." Seven-time Grand Slam champion John McEnroe revealed that Rafael Nadal's rivalry with Novak Djokovic has pushed their respective games to new heights. "He's forced Novak to give more, and he's better because of it, and then Novak has helped Rafa get better because he doesn't want Novak to go by him, and that helped Roger, so this was a beautiful thing to watch for the last 10, 15 years," told the American to Eurosport.
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