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Edinson Cavani of Uruguay celebrates after scoring his team's second goal during the 2018 FIFA World Cup round of 16 match between Uruguay and Portugal on Saturday, June 30, in Russia.
Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal reacts as he is shown a yellow card by referee Cesar Ramos in the match between Uruguay and Portugal on Saturday, June 30.
Lionel Messi of Argentina reacts on Saturday, June 30, 2018, after his team is knocked out of the World Cup by France. France won 4-3.
Kylian Mbappe of France celebrates after scoring his team's fourth goal during the match between France and Argentina.
An Argentine fan reacts after France beats Argentina.
Gabriel Mercado of Argentina scores his team's second goal past Hugo Lloris of France.
France's players celebrate after Benjamin Pavard scores his team's second goal.
France's fans celebrate during the match between France and Argentina.
Senegal fans salute before the match on Thursday, June 28, against Colombia.
Colombian defender Yerry Mina controls the ball during the match against Senegal. Mina headed in a second-half goal to lift his team to a 1-0 victory — and first place in Group H.
Colombia's Juan Quintero jumps over Senegal's Idrissa Gana Gueye. Senegal finished with four points in Group H, the same as Japan, but Japan advanced on the "fair play points" tiebreaker. Japan had two fewer yellow cards in the tournament than Senegal.
Poland's Jan Bednarek, left, competes for the ball with Japan's Gotoku Sakai on Thursday. Poland won 1-0, its first win of the tournament, but Japan advanced to the next round.
Poland forward Robert Lewandowski dribbles through two Japan players.
Japan supporters clear litter from the stands after the match.
Belgium's Adnan Januzaj curls in a stunning goal against England on Thursday. It was the only goal of the match.
The Belgium-England match was notable for how many top players didn't see the field. With both teams already assured a spot in the knockout stage, many of their usual starters took the night off. Among those on the bench for Belgium were captain Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne.
Tunisia's Wahbi Khazri, center, celebrates with his teammates after scoring the winning goal against Panama on Thursday. Tunisia won 2-1.
Panama players celebrate after an own goal gave them an early lead against Tunisia.
Germany's Marco Reus reacts after his team lost to South Korea and was knocked out of the World Cup on Wednesday, June 27. The defending champions lost 2-0 and finished at the bottom of Group F.
South Korea's Lee Jae-sung, left, chases down a ball with Germany's Jonas Hector.
Ludwig Augustinsson celebrates after scoring Sweden's first goal in its 3-0 victory over Mexico on Wednesday. The result meant that Sweden would top Group F and Mexico would finish in second.
Mexican defender Hector Moreno heads the ball in front of Swedish forward Marcus Berg.
Brazilian defender Thiago Silva celebrates Wednesday, June 27, after his powerful header gave Brazil a 2-0 lead over Serbia. Brazil won Group E with two victories and a draw.
Brazil's Willian and Serbia's Filip Kostic fight for the ball during Wednesday's match.
Brazilian star Neymar controls the ball during the Serbia match.
Switzerland's Blerim Dzemaili celebrates after scoring the first goal Wednesday in his team's 2-2 draw with Costa Rica. Switzerland finished second in its group to advance to the knockout stage.
Kendall Waston had a goal for Costa Rica in the match against Switzerland.
Costa Rican defender Cristian Gamboa vies for the ball with Swiss defender Ricardo Rodriguez.
Argentina star Lionel Messi rides on the back of Marcos Rojo after Rojo's late winner against Nigeria on Tuesday, June 26. With the 2-1 victory, Argentina clinched a spot in the next round of the tournament.
Rojo controls the ball earlier in the match against Nigeria.
Argentina legend Diego Maradona was in the crowd once again, drawing attention from fans just as he did when he was a player.
Croatia's Josip Pivaric prepares to chest the ball during the team's 1-0 win against Iceland on Tuesday. Croatia is 3-0 so far in the tournament.
Croatia supporters kiss ahead of the match against Iceland.
Danish players acknowledge fans after their scoreless draw with France on Tuesday. Both teams advanced to the knockout stage.
Denmark's Martin Braithwaite, left, is tracked by France's N'Golo Kante, center, and Presnel Kimpembe.
Australian player Mark Milligan is joined by his children after a 2-0 loss to Peru on Tuesday.
Milligan stretches to clear a cross.
Aaron Mooy tugs on the jersey of Peru's Paolo Guerrero.
Portugal's Ricardo Quaresma, left, is embraced by Cristiano Ronaldo after scoring against Iran on Monday, June 25. Iran scored late to tie the match, but the 1-1 result was enough to see Portugal into the next round.
An Iran fan enjoys the pre-match atmosphere.
Iranian forward Sardar Azmoun shields the ball from Portuguese defender Jose Fonte.
Moroccan goalkeeper Munir catches the ball against Spain.
Egyptian star Mohamed Salah reacts after Saudi Arabia's winning goal in second-half stoppage time on Monday. Egypt lost all three of its matches at this World Cup.
Salem Al-Dawsari celebrates with a flip after scoring the match-winning goal against Egypt.
Russia's Artem Dzyuba, in white, competes with Uruguay's Sebastian Coates during Uruguay's 3-0 victory on Monday. Uruguay won all three of its matches in the group stage. This was Russia's first loss.
A Uruguay fan, right, poses with a Russia fan before the match.
Uruguayan forward Luis Suarez, left, reacts after the second goal deflected past Russian goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev.
Colombian forward Falcao celebrates after scoring against Poland on Sunday, June 24. Colombia won 3-0.
Colombian defender Yerry Mina opened the scoring with a header in the first half.
A Colombia fan before the Poland match.
Senegalese players huddle up before the second half of their match against Japan on Sunday. The two teams tied 2-2.
A shot of the crowd at the Ekaterinburg Arena during the Japan-Senegal match.
English striker Harry Kane celebrates after scoring a penalty in the 6-1 rout of Panama on Sunday. Kane finished with a hat trick.
Panama players gather after their defeat.
German players celebrate after Toni Kroos scored on a late free kick to stun Sweden 2-1 on Saturday, June 23.
South Korea's Ki Sung-yueng, right, argues with Mexico's Edson Alvarez as Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa lies on the ground on Saturday. Mexico won 2-1 to clinch a spot in the next round.
South Korea's Lee Yong, left, duels for the ball with Mexico's Hirving Lozano.
A Mexico fan waits for the start of the match against South Korea.
Belgium's Romelu Lukaku scores against Tunisia on Saturday, June 23. He had a pair of goals in the match, which Belgium won 5-2.
Captain Eden Hazard also scored two for Belgium.
Players watch the ball during the Belgium-Tunisia match.
Belgium's Jan Vertonghen, left, challenges Tunisia's Wahbi Khazri.
Swiss midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri celebrates after scoring the winning goal against Serbia on Friday, June 22. Switzerland won 2-1.
Swiss players defend Serbia's Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer catches the ball over Milinkovic-Savic.
Nigerian midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo kicks the ball during the 2-0 victory over Iceland on Friday.
Ahmed Musa celebrates after scoring his second goal of the match against Iceland.
Iceland fans perform their famous viking clap.
Neymar celebrates his last-second goal that finished off Brazil's 2-0 victory over Costa Rica on Friday.
Neymar taps in his goal late in the match.
Croatian players celebrate the second goal in their 3-0 victory over Argentina on June 21. The victory clinched them a spot in the knockout stage.
Croatia's Luka Modric is tackled by Argentina's Nicolas Tagliafico.
Willy Caballero is dejected after his flubbed clearance gifted Croatia its first goal.
France's Kylian Mbappe, right, celebrates with teammate Antoine Griezmann after scoring against Peru on June 21. It was the only goal of the match.
Peru's Andre Carrillo is challenged by French players Paul Pogba, left, and N'Golo Kante.
A Peruvian supporter waits for the start of the match.
Australia's Robbie Kruse, foreground, and Denmark's Henrik Dalsgaard go for a header during the teams' 1-1 draw on June 21.
Australia's Joshua Risdon jumps over Thomas Delaney.
Spain's Diego Costa, right, celebrates with teammate Isco after scoring against Iran on June 20. Spain won 1-0.
A fan has his face painted with the colors of the Spanish flag on June 20.
Referee Andres Cunha speaks with Iranian midfielder Ehsan Hajsafi during the match.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the only goal in Portugal's 1-0 win over Morocco on June 20. It was his tournament-leading fourth goal.
Uruguay fans cheer outside the stadium before the match with Saudi Arabia on June 20.
Saudi Arabia's Fahad Al-Muwallad, left, challenges Uruguay's Diego Godin.
Luis Suarez celebrates after scoring for Uruguay in the 23rd minute. It was the only goal of the match, and the final result meant Uruguay and Russia would both advance to the tournament's knockout stage.
Mohamed Salah kisses the ball before scoring a penalty for Egypt on June 19. Russia won, however, by a final score of 3-1.
Egypt's Tarek Hamed, left, and Russia's Aleksandr Golovin compete for the ball.
Russia's first goal came when the ball deflected off Egypt's Ahmed Fathi.
Members of the Senegal team celebrate after defeating Poland 2-1 in their match on June 19.
Japanese defender Gen Shoji climbs over Colombia's Radamel Falcao to win a header in their World Cup opener on June 19. Japan won the match 2-1.
The referee shows a red card to Colombia's Carlos Sanchez in the third minute. Sanchez was deemed to have deliberately handled the ball in the box.
English players celebrate Harry Kane's first goal in the 2-1 win over Tunisia on June 18. Kane later added the winner in second-half stoppage time.
A Tunisia fan shows his dejection after the final whistle.
Belgium's Dries Mertens, right, competes for the ball with Panama's Jose Luis Rodriguez during their World Cup opener on June 18. Mertens scored a goal in Belgium's 3-0 victory.
Panamanian forward Gabriel Torres controls the ball during the match against Belgium.
Sweden's Pontus Jansson, top left, and South Korea's Ki Sung-yueng try to head the ball during Sweden's 1-0 victory on June 18.
Switzerland's Steven Zuber celebrates after scoring a goal against Brazil on June 17. The two teams tied 1-1.
Brazil's Philippe Coutinho and Switzerland's Breel Embolo compete for the ball.
Brazilian star Neymar recently came back from a foot injury.
Mexico's Hirving Lozano, left, celebrates with Jesus Gallardo after scoring the only goal in the upset victory over Germany on June 17. Germany won the World Cup in 2014.
Fans wave German flags before facing off with Mexico.
Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa makes a late save against Mario Gomez.
Marcos Ureña runs onto the pitch during Costa Rica's opening match against Serbia on June 17. Serbia won 1-0.
Croatian players celebrate after Luka Modric scored the second goal of their 2-0 win against Nigeria on June 16.
Nigerian captain John Obi Mikel runs with the ball during the Croatia match.
Denmark's Yussuf Poulsen reacts after he scored a goal against Peru on June 16. It turned out to be the only goal in the match.
Peru's Luis Advincula, left, and Denmark's Martin Braithwaite fight for the ball.
Argentina star Lionel Messi appears downcast at the end of a 1-1 draw with Iceland on June 16. Messi missed a penalty in the match.
Messi and Iceland's Hordur Magnusson struggle for the ball.
Fans of France share a kiss before the team's opening match with Australia on June 16.
French midfielder Paul Pogba keeps his eye on the ball against Australia. His shot deflected off an Australian for the match-winning goal.
Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his first-half penalty against Spain on June 15. He added two more goals in the 3-3 draw.
Spanish defender Nacho, left, competes for a header with Portugal's Bruno Fernandes. Nacho conceded the early penalty to Ronaldo but responded with a second-half goal.
Portuguese defender Raphael Guerreiro controls the ball in the match against Spain.
Morocco's Aziz Bouhaddouz lies on the ground after heading the ball into his own net late in stoppage time on June 15. The whistle was blown just a few moments later, and Iran won 1-0.
Iran's Alireza Jahanbakhsh grimaces in pain in front of Morocco's Romain Saiss.
Uruguay's Luis Suarez, left, and Egypt's Sam Morsy battle for the ball on June 15. Uruguay won 1-0.
Fans watch the Egypt-Uruguay match from temporary seats set up at the Ekaterinburg Arena. The seats had to be installed to meet FIFA's minimum-seating requirement.
Egyptian midfielder Abdallah Said heads the ball during the match against Uruguay.
Fedor Smolov fights off two Saudi defenders during the tournament opener, which Russia won 3-0 on June 14. Russia and Saudi Arabia came into the match as the lowest-ranked teams in the tournament.
Fans watching from Yekaterinburg, Russia, celebrate Russia's first goal.
The ball flies past Saudi Arabian goalkeeper Abdullah Al-Mayouf for Russia's fourth goal.
A fan wears body paint in Russia's colors before the opening match.
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks to the crowd before kickoff at the Luzhniki Stadium.
Performers take part in the tournament's opening ceremony.
British pop star Robbie Williams headlined the opening ceremony.
Russian soprano Aida Garifullina sings during the opening ceremony.
Portugal's Jose Fonte, in white, challenges Uruguay's Luis Suarez in the match between Uruguay and Portugal.
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Action movies once reigned supreme with films like Die Hard and The Terminator dominating the '80s and '90s, yet it seems like in the early 2000s the genre laid dormant. But now, it's making a comeback.
One could say action movies evolved with the times; the term has come to mean more than just explosions and fight scenes. Or, as Kellan Lutz puts it, "I don't think action movies ever went anywhere."
The actor was in town Wednesday along with The Expendables 3 co-star Antonio Banderas to throw the first pitch at the Marlins-Cardinals game. Cultist caught up with the pair at Marlins Park after their brief stint as professional athletes to talk shop.
See also: Joe Manganiello Takes Over the Action Genre in Sabotage with Arnold Schwarzenegger
Back in 2010, Stallone directed, co-wrote, and starred in The Expendables; two years later, he did it again, and finally, two years after that, he's at it once more with The Expendables 3. As the franchise progresses, Stallone keeps adding more and more A-list stars to the film's roster. The latest additions include Banderas and Lutz.
"I play John Smilee, ex-Navy Seal," says Lutz. "He's lost all of his boys in a fire-fight and he's mad at Uncle Sam [because of that], so he's a bit of a lone-wolf at this point and has authority issues." He goes on to explain how Kelsey Grammar's character, Bonaparte, recruits him to meet Barney (Stallone). When Smilee and Barney meet, they form an instant bond.
"[Barney] sees this essence in me, and when he speaks to me, he speaks my language. I'm just looking for pain in any way I can, but he gives me purpose again and allows me to join the team and be the leader of the young guns."
Banderas starts to nod his head at the words "looking for pain," and says, "It's interesting that he says 'looking for pain' because that's exactly the opposite of what my character [Galgo] is doing." The two friends share a laugh and Banderas continues, "He's trying to escape from something dramatic that happened to him - it's something we don't see in the film and he talks lightly about. He hides [his pain] with his compulsive behavior, this non-stop talking, non-stop moving, non-stop nothing."
"It becomes really, really annoying, but if he stops, he thinks; and if he thinks, he goes down."
Galgo is just another guy who's looking for a place to fit in, and Banderas thinks that could be with the expendables team. If Galago does return in the rumored fourth Expendables installment (a project he could neither confirm nor deny), he says, "He may not talk that much anymore."
Banderas seems to think that the reason fans react so positively to the films is because they are like heavy metal music. Curling his right fist and punching the air, he states how The Expendables is "full of power." Just as fans of heavy metal music are loyal to the sound, he says, fans of the movie are loyal to Stallone.
It's "heavy metal cinema," he adds with smile.
"I think people are not only going to enjoy the thrills, the pyrotechnics, the muscles, but the humor, too," Banderas continues. Instead of focusing on the stunts, Banderas paid more attention to the comedy aspect, saying it adds "a little color in this complex painting of stars," making this film a little different from the previous two. "But then again, [fans] are going to see a product that is pure, clear entertainment."
The Expendables 3 blends the best traits of the first two films, according to Lutz. "The first one [was] heavy on the action, the gore, the blood, and [Stallone] saw that it worked. Second one [was] more heavy with the humor; that worked, too. But," explains the heartthrob, "when you join the two together in the perfect balance, a concoction of the two formulas, you get something really special."
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Basically, there's blood, explosions, fight scenes, car chases, helicopters, bro-humor, hot chicks, a hot chick who kicks asses, and a bunch of famous action stars. It's heavy metal cinema, man.
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One evening in late autumn, 1940, Luftwaffe bombs fell on the course, inspiring the adoption of the Club's famous Temporary Rules.
These rules attracted worldwide publicity, and they continue to be reproduced even in the 21st Century.
Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Minister of Propaganda, used the rules as the theme of a broadcast by William (Lord Haw-Haw) Joyce:
"By means of these ridiculous reforms the English snobs try to impress the people with a kind of pretended heroism. They can do so without danger, because, as everyone knows, the German Air Force devotes itself only to the destruction of military targets and objectives of importance to the war effort."
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ATHENS — Trinity Valley Community College has turned to The Sunflower State to find its third head men's basketball coach in a half-century.
Kris Baumann, who spent the last six seasons as head men's basketball coach at Garden City Community College in Garden City, Kan., was named to the position at TVCC on Monday.
Baumann replaces Pat Smith, who recently resigned after six seasons to return to Moberly Area Community College in Moberly, Mo., as head men's basketball coach. Smith had replaced NJCAA Hall of Fame coach Leon Spencer at the end of his 42-year tenure in 2006.
"Trinity Valley had many excellent candidates apply for the position," TVCC President Dr. Glendon Forgey said. "Coach Baumann has been successful in a very rough Kansas conference. I have no doubt he has the ability, passion and winning attitude to be just as successful here.
"He understands the tradition and history at the Valley and is more than prepared to get us to the next level."
In his six seasons at Garden City, Baumann posted a 120-75 record. His 2008-09 squad went 25-13, captured the Region VI championship and advanced to the national tournament for the first time in 53 years, finishing sixth. The 25 wins tied the most for a single season in the college's history.
He was named Region VI Coach of the Year in 2008-09 and was selected to coach in the NJCAA All-Star Game.
Baumann, who served three years as head coach at Lamar Community College, prior to arriving at Garden City, has compiled a 170-120 career record as a head coach. He was 25-8 in his final season at Lamar.
He is 74-46 as an assistant coach in stints at Chipola Junior College, Tallahassee Community College and Garden City. He was an assistant coach at Garden City for one season before becoming head coach for the 2006-07 season.
Baumann has made his trademark on the recruiting trail. At Garden City, he has coached two NJCAA All-Americans and has had two players named Jayhawk West Conference Players of the Year. He has also had 10 players receive scholarships to NCAA Division 1 colleges.
At Lamar, he coached one All-American and had three players sign with NCAA Division I colleges.
"Not only does Kris produce outstanding players on the court, but his players also perform well academically," Forgey said. "Helping players graduate is the most important thing a coach can do for his players.
"Kris and his players will be involved in the community and they will participate in a variety of service projects."
Baumann is a native of New Plymouth, Idaho, where he helped lead his high school team to a state championship in 1993 and was selected as Idaho Gatorade Player of the Year in 1994. He was also selected to the prestigious Nike All-American Camp and the Five-Star Orange and White All-Star Game.
He attended and played at the University of Idaho, where he became one of the top three-point shooters in school history. Baumann was voted team captain in both his junior and senior seasons and received the prestigious Ronald White Award.
Baumann received his bachelor's degree in general studies from the University of Idaho and Masters of Business Administration and Sports Management from Columbia Southern University.
"His teams play an exciting style of basketball and I encourage the community to come out and support the team next season," Forgey said.
Baumann was scheduled to be on campus and in his Cardinal Gym office Wednesday morning. A formal announcement ceremony of his hiring was held Wednesday afternoon.


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The global economic meltdown has taken a toll on tax collection. There is a gap of Rs 20,000 crore between the actual revenue collected and the revenue target, a senior government official said on Tuesday.
"There is approximately a gap of Rs 20,000 crore in the tax collection as on date," Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) Chairman N.B. Singh told reporters on the sidelines of the foundation-laying ceremony of the office-cum-residential complex for the Income Tax Department at Nariman Point.
The government, however, would try its best to achieve the budget estimate, Singh said, adding that, "We may (even) improve (on the target)."
As per the original budget estimate for the current fiscal, the target for direct tax collection was pegged at Rs 3,65,000 crore as against Rs 3,14,000 crore for the previous fiscal.
However, bolstered by a whopping 71 per cent jump in tax collection during the first two months of the current fiscal, the target was revised to Rs 3,95,000 crore.
The collection from Mumbai, which accounts for almost 33 per cent of the direct tax kitty of the Centre, was likely to fall short of the targeted revenue of Rs 1,50,000 crore, a senior I-T official said.
"The target looks difficult. We are likely to witness a negative growth in the Security Transaction Tax (STT) this year," Mumbai Chief Income Tax Commissioner P.C. Chhotaray said. Last year, Mumbai's contribution towards the STT account was around Rs 7,000 crore but this year it is likely to be much lower, thereby affecting the department's overall target, he said.
In 2007-08, the direct tax collection from Mumbai was Rs 1,13,000 crore, while the budgetary target was Rs 89,000 crore, he said.


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California's Cap and Trade Program (AB 32), managed by the Air Resources Board, may soon be able to start allowing companies to meet emission reduction regulations by including rainforest jurisdictions in their offset options. This would allow regulated industries in California to purchase surplus allowances from regions like Acre, Brazil, which are tapping into innovative emission reduction strategies. If approved, this would be the first program of its kind to allow for the reduction in tropical deforestation to sync up with market demands.
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Last week, prominent investors CHirs Dixon and Sarah Tavel declared in blog posts that two marketing tactics favored by many startups — search engine optimization and viral promotion via Facebook — were no longer viable. Investor and Hunch co-founder Dixon said he hasn't seen any startups gain traction through SEO since 2008. The arms race between Google and the "black-hat" optimizers that build link farms and content farms makes SEO ineffective and expensive. Building off Dixon's argument, Bessemer Venture Partners' Tavel said she thought Facebook's viral efficacy had been severely diminished.
The real truth is that both remain effective but neither is free, and never was. So let's examine how a startup making consumer apps or online services can get that much-coveted first million or two users as cheaply as possible.
SEO never was free. Big companies spend thousands of dollars on optimization tools (e.g., BrightEdge, Covario, SEOmoz, Yield Software) and search specialist agencies like iCrossing and 360i. These tools and services help companies with tagging and linking, making their content and apps more discoverable and indexable by search engines. But more importantly, SEO still works.
Search guru Danny Sullivan advises multiple marketing tactics, and says he sees SEO working for plenty of companies. His own relatively new content site gets 20 percent to 40 percent of its traffic from search. Q&A sites like Quora and Stack Overflow have grown primarily through search and word of mouth. In this interview, Stack CEO Joel Spolsky concedes his sites' user interface is so bad he depends on Google as his front end.
Likewise, while it's true that Facebook has clamped down on free promotions, the biggest Facebook success story wasn't built on free viral tactics. Social commerce giant Groupon's president Rob Solomon told me in an interview that Groupon didn't do much SEO. It bought some paid listings and display ads from Google, but most of its marketing budget went for Facebook advertising. Along with SEO, most consumer startups should continue to use Facebook, but expect to spend some marketing dollars there.
Of course, there are plenty of other tactics to consider when building an online audience. To see more, read my weekly update at GigaOM Pro.
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The privileged installation at the Metropolitan Museum of one of the many highly important coins cast off by the Hispanic Society of America (HSA)—the silver coin of Brutus, commemorating the murder of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March—is "Exhibit A" in the case (pun intended) against museum disposals of museum quality objects.
As I've argued repeatedly, a museum-owned object that belongs in the public domain should remain in the public domain, not be monetized. What's more, no museum or museum benefactor should be required to pay the "ransom" to get it back.
In the case of the HSA's lamentable decision to cash in on its coins, the public has not exactly gotten them back, although many are now at the American Numismatic Society (ANS) on long-term loan. Now on public view (loaned from ANS to the Met), "Brutus," as well as the rest of the ANS's new arrivals, is no longer owned by a public institution: It was acquired (along with some 19,000 pieces from the HSA's 38,000 jettisoned coins) by an anonymous benefactor, who put his purchases on long-term loan at the American Numismatic Society (where the HSA's coins had formerly been kept).
It is expected that this anonymous benefactor, as well as another private buyer who put another 7,291 ex-HSA coins back on loan at the ANS, may eventually donate many of the reclaimed coins to the ANS. But they may sell others that duplicate ANS's holdings or that are deemed less important. The eventual fate of this trove is still undetermined.
In its extensive label description of "Brutus," the Met says this about the coin's overwhelming importance:
"The reverse of the coin shown here…"? Imagine my surprise when I didn't get to ogle the famous Roman's physiognomy! At the very least, the label should reproduce an image of what the other side looks like.
I suppose the curators called for "tails" because this side contains symbols related to the historic moment of Caesar's assassination—the two daggers, the slave cap "symbolizing…the liberation of Rome" and the letters EID MAR, denoting the Ides of March.
Still, every other coin in that case is "heads, you win":
I think the importance of the "Brutus" coin and its subject merits a two-sided display, through use of either a mirror or a freestanding mount in a walk-around case. There must be plenty of teachers who would welcome the chance to give students a chance to eyeball Julius Caesar's murderer.
While the Met has given prominence to this numismatic treasure that was almost lost to the public, it also recently auctioned off a piece that another museum had to pay $37,500 on Jan. 26, 2012 at Sotheby's to reclaim for the public. It's a 16th-century stone sculpture that had been given to the Met's Cloisters by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr.
Here it is (on the right), as installed at the Middlebury College Museum, Vermont. I had encountered it there last fall, during my speaking engagement at the invitation of Prof. Richard Saunders, who teaches a course in museum studies and also directs the museum:
Left: French Gothic figure of Saint Barbara, 16th century, as she appeared in the Sotheby's catalogue
Right: cleaned, restored and installed in the Middlebury College Museum
Photo by Lee Rosenbaum
Last month, when I asked Peter Barnet, the Met's curator in charge of Medieval art and the Cloisters, about this sculpture (showing him my Middlebury photo), he said he had no recollection of it, even though it had been sold less than a year previously. He did say that the Met's curators have been encouraged to identify for possible sale pieces they have no desire to display. He expressed pleasure that the successful bidder at auction had been another museum.
How much better it would have been, though, if that museum didn't have to shell out its own funds to reclaim it for the public's benefit.
As I wrote in my 2005 NY Times Op-Ed piece, For Sale: Our Permanent Collection:
If an institution really has no use for certain works that are worthy of public display, it should give or lend them to other public institutions that would gladly show them.
Maybe the establishment of a database of objects that art museums don't need themselves but would be happy to share with other institutions should be a "hot topic" for the Association of Art Museum Directors' annual meeting this June!
In the meantime, can anyone please tell me some specifics about how the Hispanic Society of America has used the proceeds from "Brutus" and the rest of its Huntington coins, sold last March? I have had no responses from the HSA to my repeated requests, over several months, for information on this. Perhaps another reporter who is not persona non grata there can elicit an answer.
According to the HSA's previous statements, the proceeds were to be used for new acquisitions. So here's one painting hanging in its main hall, which the Society's senior curator, Marcus Burke, had told me during a brief conversation at the museum in September had been recently acquired:


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With the 4th of July fast approaching, Team Fine Foliage is dealing with a 100 year, record-setting heat wave here in our typically mild northwest climate (as I sit in front of the AC writing this post). We have surpassed records made in past hot July and August months so far and there seems to be no end in sight. Most of our time when not working on the NEW BOOK "Foliage First", has been holding a hose or setting up sprinklers.
Since the vast majority of us can't let off fireworks here due to the heat advisory and one half of Team Fine Foliage is British anyway, we can get crazy HERE! 🙂 I thought it was a good time to bring you foliage ideas that are both high energy color and high impact forms. Some spiky shapes that mimic fireworks are interesting and maybe they will give your imagination some ammunition to add some explosive foliage interest to YOUR landscape.
I could have stuck with the good old red, white and blue for this post, but I came across SO many other fun bits of color and detail for you that I gave up on that theme. But, there is always this one that you could do in a cobalt blue pot with red and white New Guinea Impatiens right? Someone make that combo and post it for us on the Fine Foliage page!
Red Mandevilla, red Rex begonia and a red sphere, now THAT is some color for a partially shady nook!
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Products that are ''on sale'' exert a magical power over everyone and applying a tag with 30% less on an item can give customers that feeling that they are about to score a great deal.
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Set the shipping price to 0 for the items that should have free shipping. Google will recognize that as free shipping and will add the tag to the ad.
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- This article is about the second Robin. For his precursor and successor, see Nightwing and Robin, respectively.
Jason Todd was the second hero to go by the moniker of Robin.[3]
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At some point, Jason took the mantle of "Robin" and joined the Team. After Jason died, under unknown circumstances, Tim Drake became his successor.[3]
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- 08. "Satisfaction" (photograph)
- 09. "Darkest" (photograph)
- 20. "Endgame" (photograph)
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- 12. "Nightmare Monkeys" (illusion, no lines)
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- In the comics, Jason Todd was the second Robin. Originally a circus artist whose parents were killed by Killer Croc, after the Crisis on Infinite Earths, this was changed to be less like Dick Grayson's origin. He was recreated as a street orphan who tried to steal the tires of the Batmobile.
- Jason was killed by the Joker in the highly publicized A Death in the Family event. He was revived when Superboy-Prime changed the multiverse in Infinite Crisis, and has taken the persona Red Hood since then. He continues to fight criminals, but in a more brutal manner, not shying away from torture and murder.
- This is Jason's fourth animated appearance. He first appeared in Batman: Under the Red Hood, and his image had a cameo in Teen Titans, the New Teen Titans shorts, and Bat-Mite showed his death scene in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
References Edit
- ↑ Weisman, Greg (2013-05-16). Question #18637. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2013-05-16.
- ↑ Weisman, Greg (2013-03-12). Interview with Greg Weisman. World's Finest. Retrieved 2013-03-12.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Scott, Sharon, Brandon Vietti, Greg Weisman (writers), Young Justice: Legacy (November 19, 2013): Robin biography. Santa Ana, CA: Little Orbit
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Set in 1923, the novel focuses on Delilah Drummond, a daringly modern woman who is forced to take a "break" from society when a scandal threatens her reputation. She goes to Kenya and her stepfather's estate, Fairlight, and quickly becomes acclimatized to the way of life there—meeting, as she does so, Ryder White, a hunter/tracker.
I've had a taste of British colonial life in Kenya—Frances Osborne's The Bolter is about a famous colonist of the period, Idina Sackville, and the five husbands she "bolted" from in order to set up a new life in Kenya (where she continued her adventures, many of them sexual). So there are pretty obvious comparisons to be made between Idina Sackville and Delilah Drummond, as there are between Dennis Finch-Hatton (of Out of Africa fame) and Ryder White. Still, there's enough about each of these fictional characters to make them interesting, and I was interested to see how Delilah would develop throughout the novel. At first she seems to be a pretty stereotypical fish-out-of-water character, but I was pleased to see how she falls in love not only with Ryder White but Africa, too, and grow as a person in the process—especially since she has her past with which to grapple. So what we are shown is more than just the surface; we are shown the reason for why Delilah behaves (at least in her pre-Africa life) the way she does. So the focus is on reflection—reflection on one's life, even though it might seem to be small in the grand scheme of things.
What I thought was especially good were Deanna Raybourn's descriptions of Africa—the love story in the book isn't really the one between Delilah and Ryder as much as it is about Delilah's growing love for Africa. So Africa itself becomes a character, with its own flaws and advantages. I'm not usually a fan of Deanna Raybourn's stand-alone novels that don't feature Lady Julia Grey, but I thought A Spear of Summer Grass was especially well done. You even get a nod to Walt Whitman; what's not to love?


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Imagine a world where produce is grown indoors under bright pink lights. In this dystopian land devoid of soil, seeds take root in burlap soaked with purified city water, E.coli is a relic of the past, and greens are delivered weekly to your doorstep. This is not a dream; it is a vision by sustainability enthusiasts Nathan Knight and Chris Fox of Bambox Produce in Tempe.
A makeshift office with a humble desk and chair first greet you upon arrival. Beyond the white door to the right, another universe begins to take form, where lush green plants thrive among fluorescent pink lights. Here live lollo and romaine lettuce, Thai and purple basil, and microgreens like mizuna mustard and bull's blood beet. Strawberries and tomatoes are in beta, all shelved inside a bright white warehouse from your science-fiction fantasies.
"Our produce is nutraceutical," Knight says. "Instead of treating disease through medicine, we believe that food itself should be medicine." His enthusiasm is contagious throughout the "farm tour" of the facility. "Look, these are similar to watercress ... this is the beginning of a strawberry ... here is our Thai basil — want to give it a try?"
Knight initially came on as an intern, then took over Bambox's marketing, and is now a major stakeholder in the business. His partner, Fox, resembles the classic hip millennial, donning dreads and plenty of tattoos. He is passionate about creating sustainable food systems, and also teaches yoga. The whole thing starts to make sense — for these young men, Bambox is more of a lifestyle, a choice to change agriculture through sustainable, local farming.
The BAM in Bambox Produce stands for Better Agricultural Methods, and it's the mission of Knight and Fox to "revolutionize the food system through better agricultural methods." Their vision is to eventually have a microfarm in every city. Bambox's philosophy is to grow the most nutrient-dense plants, deliver them to healthy-minded people, and conserve resources in the process.
Indoor gardening with hydroponics is a method of growing plants in a water-based, nutrient-rich solution without soil. They say their hydroponic method utilizes 95 percent less water than traditional agriculture, reduces food waste, and offsets the use of pesticides in the environment. A controlled setting allows crops to be grown year-round — even through the harsh and arid Arizona summers. Bambox follows the three pillars of sustainability, which are economical viability, social justice through community building, and environmental responsibility.
Organic is so 2018; Knight reiterates that their produce is actually better: It is nutraceutical. The controlled environment and removal of pesticides makes it more flavorful and more nutritious. Their greenery even seems to last longer than the grocery store variety (the OG Super Salad has stayed crisp in my fridge for over a week).
"By the time your produce normally reaches your plate, it has already lost four to 40 times of its nutrients," Knight says. For this reason, the Center for Health and the Global Environment recommends "buying locally, which increases the chances of nutritional diversity and decreases the amount of handling." This can drastically reducing the distance food must travel to reach the consumer, and has the potential to minimize food waste and eliminate spoilage.
As top soils nationwide become overworked and lose their mineral stores, Bambox eliminates the need for soil altogether. According to Scientific American, "modern intensive agricultural methods have stripped increasing amounts of nutrients from the soil in which the food we eat grows." A landmark study on the topic by Donald Davis at the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry looked at nutritional data from 1950 and 1999 for 43 various veggies and fruits, discovering "reliable declines in the amount of protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, riboflavin (Vitamin B2), and Vitamin C over the past half-century."
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With that is mind, here's how it works at Bambox. Choose from a variety of membership options (varying in price from $25 to $65) and build your own box with five, seven, or 10 premade salads (with or without apple cider, cayenne lemon, and honey mustard vinaigrettes). Go with a produce box, or just stick with bulk batches of microgreens. Produce is either delivered to your home weekly, or picked up from various food markets.
And if you'd like to find Bambox out in the world, there is usually a booth at Uptown Market AZ, Gilbert Farmers Market, and the Open Air Market at the Phoenix Public Market.
If you consider yourself a health nut, down to try any new trend to sip from the fountain of youth (celery juice, anyone?), you may want to call and set up a complimentary farm tour during business hours, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Saturday, at their Tempe location. Transparency is one of the concepts founders Knight and Fox are so keen on.
Bambox aims to start a revolution in agriculture, and they say they've begun to do just that. This is what the future of farming looks like for some — warehouse, fluorescent lights, burlap, and all.


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(Author's Note: It occurred to me that this could be turned into a Wellness Wordworks blog. I have written it for a couple of friends — including the one talked about in the story — and my therapist. But this could be inspiring for WW readers.)
Liza still wasn't sure exactly how her young friend Mike had inspired her to forego her 11-year grudge against her dead mother. To her therapist, she could only keep saying, "I don't know."
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Gordie Howe, the most legendary name in the history of professional hockey, died on Friday morning. He was 88. Known simply as "Mr. Hockey," Howe played 26 seasons in the NHL and six seasons in the World Hockey Association. He's the all-time leader in games played in the NHL with 1,767. He's second in career goals (801) and fourth in career points (1,850). He won four Stanley Cups with the Detroit Red Wings, and was a 23-time All-Star selection. Howe suffered a serious stroke in October 2014. The hockey legend later underwent stem cell treatment in Mexico and his family saw significant improvement in him – enough that he was well enough to attend a dinner in his honor back in his hometown Sasktoon in February 2015. But he battled dementia, according to his son, Murray Howe.
Making his NHL debut for Detroit on Oct. 16, 1946, against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Howe played 32 professional hockey seasons, more than any other man. Howe was famous for his brute strength and toughness, combined with an unparalleled goal-scoring ability. He was also famous for his longevity, having played for the Hartford Whalers in 1979-80 at age 52 – the only NHL player to have played in five different decades. Another part of that longevity: Having the most points by a father/son combo in NHL history, scoring 2,592 with son Mark Howe. He won the Hart Trophy six times as NHL MVP, and won six Art Ross trophies as its leading scorer. Howe was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1972.
Howe spent most of his career with the Detroit Red Wings, winning the Stanley Cup four times. He was in the top 10 of scorers for 21 consecutive years and was named Most Valuable Player six times, before finally retiring in 1980. He made his debut in 1946, played 26 NHL and six World Hockey Association seasons and held many of the scoring records until the rise of fellow Canadian-born legend Wayne Gretzky. Howe retired in 1971 but made a comeback with the Hartford Whalers in 1979-80 before finally quitting at 52, making him the only player whose career spanned five decades. When the NHL launched its Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008, Howe was the first recipient. Some recalled Howe's tremendous physical presence. But although he was said to have inaugurated the "Gordie Howe hat trick" – a goal, an assist and a penalty for fighting in the same game – he only did it himself once. And after a particularly bruising treatment of opponent Lou Fontinato in 1959, most chose not to challenge him.
Howe was in the crowd with other hockey heroes like Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier when Canada defeated the United States to win the gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. He also carried the Olympic flame in the Games torch relay. Howe met his wife, Colleen, at a bowling alley when she was 17 years old, and they were married four years later on April 15, 1953. Colleen Howe was one of the founders of the Detroit Junior Red Wings and represented both Gordie and Mark financially during their careers. She died in 2009 at age 76 after a long battle with Pick's disease.


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During a recent interview, the Little Mix ladies were asked about the status of Jesy Nelson's relationship. And they had the sassiest response...
It would probably be an understatement to say that the Little Mix ladies are shaping up to be one of the most badass groups of gals around.
Like, c'mon… just look at them.
Since the girls announced the arrival of their new upcoming album, Glory Days, pretty much ALL eyes have been on their personal lives.
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See: So Jesy Nelson Has Unfollowed Her Fiancé Jake Roche On Instagram
Lately, there has been a lot of talk about Jesy Nelson having possibly called off her engagement to Jake.
After Jesy unfollowed her fiancé on Instagram, she was spotted without her engagement ring- sending the rumour mill into overdrive.
Whilst nothing has been confirmed, it is understandable that this is probably a bit of a sensitive subject.
And so, when bandmates Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall were quizzed on Jesy's relationship status during a recent interview, the ladies were having none of it.
After asking them a few questions about the music, questioning then turned to Jesy's relationship- to which Perrie replied 'That's brutal that! That's brutal, you just came out with that'.
Jade then proceeded to grab the interviewees notes, only to crumple them up and ask 'next question, sir. What are you going to do without your paper now smart a**e?!'.
Yup, that's sisterhood right there.
This isn't the first time the ladies have been unashamedly badass in an interview. During a recent chat with Capital FM, Leigh-Anne Pinnock called out the interview for being 'inappropriate'.
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After being asked 'Is it awkward when you write a song like this, do you have to speak to all exes and stuff like that?', the all girls fell silent.
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A green reward system
Organisations set reward systems to recognise their employees' performances and to motivate them to keep high standards of productivity or service. Rewards can be monetary, non-monetary and psychological. In the literature, rewards are generally divided into intrinsic and extrinsic:
- Intrinsic rewards are non-physical, intangible rewards and are internal to the individual. Examples: words of praise from seniors, working with higher level of freedom and autonomy, personal achievement and growth, and receiving more challenging tasks.
- Extrinsic rewards are tangible, physical, and external to the individual. These rewards may be in monetary form or as other forms of benefits (e.g. company car, discounted or free health insurance, better office, etc.).
With the increase of green businesses, reward systems also have to align with the new approach. For example, giving employees free access to printing and copying may not be in line with a green mindset. In order to be effective, rewards and incentives in green companies need to reflect the comprehensive sustainable approach embraced by the organisation. They need to connect to the organisation's culture and conceptually sustain the behavioural change the business is promoting.
To summarise, today the reward strategy is not, or should not be, simply about paying employees more or offering them fleeting forms of benefit. The concept of reward should be extended to the point that an organisation needs to redesign the work so as to give employees the opportunity to perform well and find a meaning in what they do.
As a business, think about how you'd establish your green credentials. And once established, how you might include a green reward to staff.
Rank a Brand is an independent brand comparison website that assesses and ranks consumer brands on sustainability and social responsibility. It's a tool used by suppliers to show their ethical credentials and by consumers to check which product/s have been produced ethically.
Let's imagine you are a business owner who has a high placement on 'Rank a Brand' which demonstrates progress in your sustainable business practice. Through consistent hard work your staff finally takes your business into a top placement on Rank a Brand.
Now how would you develop a green reward strategy for your employees?
Post your thoughts in the Comments area below.
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Mobile Automated Testing Goes Easyby QArea Team on August 18, 2006
Kharkiv, Ukraine August 18, 2006 Nowadays, mobile technologies penetrate our everyday life. Thousands of companies specialize in application software development for mobile platforms. Some platforms fail to stand the competition and die; others spin on prospering and ground the basis for new platforms and systems…
As any other one, software tailored for handhelds is to be thoroughly debugged and made user friendly. Otherwise it will not get popular with potential customers. The problem is the same application can operate successfully on these platforms but malfunction on those ones. To eliminate this situation software must be tested on all target platforms and systems.
This task is hard, unexciting, and requiring continuous concentration and attention. Whenever it is possible, these tasks are automated. For this purpose there were developed dedicated products for tests automation on handheld and mobile devices. These are quite few, by the way.
A decent rivalry to them is made by BugHuntress QA Lab's new product TesLa mobile applications testing tool with its own powerful engine SL2x. At the moment we complete works on TesLa alpha-version while testing is performed simultaneously to development. Penetrative participation of testing held during product planning and design allowed for the best implementation of the product requirements and satisfy our high expectance to TesLa.
The development is being held within BugHuntress QA Lab itself, says Svyatoslav Yarovoy, the TesLa project manager. We know the specifics of this domain and are not satisfied with the efficiency of the contemporary automation tools at all. Thus, we set us an objective develop a product that we would exploit in our own process but not restricted with typical limitations and compromise.
Hence, we developed TesLa mobile applications automated testing tool having the following advantages over the competitors: a powerful analyzer of test efficiency, capability of load and functional testing, implemented synchronization mechanism with some other automated testing tools, embedded a flexible scripting language, provided for a few different PC synchronization methods, tells Svyatoslav. Our ambitious objective is to have the Tesla tool to be adaptive for all mobile platforms. But these are not the only advantages of TesLa.
Indeed, this is a rare occasion to create a flexible testing tool and make it meet customer expectations while still in development. Other testing tools are delivered as is and provide for no perfection. And what is your view of an ideal mobile automation tool? Mail us, and we will make TesLa better and user friendlier. You can follow the project progress at www.qarea.com and contribute with your suggestions for TesLa improvement.
Please contact us by firstname.lastname@example.com and we will be happy to meet your expectations.
About BugHuntress QA Lab: The company was founded in 1998 as an independent software development and testing company. Wide experience in QA gained by the team and high demand on software testing services transformed the QA department into a new brand BugHuntress QA Lab (testfort.com). BugHuntress QA Lab in cooperation with its QArea owner-company (www.qarea.com) has developed a variety of handheld automation testing tools and a few cross-platform software solutions for business, security, healthcare and gaming industry. It is also known for its testing automation software for handheld devices.
About QArea: QArea is the one of the largest offshore software development companies in Eastern Europe since 2001. Its primary focus is brought upon application development for handheld devices, (J2ME development), Symbian, WinCE (Windows Mobile), Palm devices and related. QArea accumulated extended experience and portfolio in games development for Brew, J2ME-enabled and Symbian handhelds. Also, QArea cultivates strong .NET and Java development teams performing standalone and web-application development services.
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November 23rd, 2018
14:15 @HambiChaos: The last of yesterday's arestees has just been released from Düren courthouse
November 22nd
@HambiBleibt | Enough is Enough! @enough14 | @krahennest | #endor
22:00 During today's police operation, the meadow camp was stormed by about 100 officers with 20 vehicles and a helicopter under threadbare pretext. Based solely on the assertion of 2 RWE security guards, that a stone was thrown at them. Witnesses can confirm that this statement is false. The personal details of a dozen people were checked using force and two activists were reported on the alleged suspicion of violence. A detailed report will follow later.
20:29 Hambi Bleibt: "Memorials to 2 Hambi comrades who died this year, Steffen & Waka, destroyed by RWE & NRW Police" #RestInPowerWaka – RIP Waka – RIP Steffen
19:01 Hambi Mahnwache: "Visitors to the vigil told us about the destruction of the memorial site of Steffen today at the place where he crashed and gave us, among other things, these pictures: @HambiMahnwache"
17:27 We just got a message, that civil cops are on the motorway near Kerpen, controlling cars that are going direction Hambi. Be attentive!!
16:38 Cops around and in Wiesencamp (meadow) at the edge of Hambach Forest.
15:57 Krähennest @krahennest All the police and RWE employees left the nest. They destroyed our ground structures. but left our toilet and our tree houses in peace. If you want to support us we need food and water. Or when you have time. You all are welcome ♥♡
15:39 The spontaneous sound system soli demo from Buir station is on its way! Strong sound is available. Dancing helps!
15:00 Currently, Blacksocks is encircled and calls for support.
15:00 Next to the meadow occupation, trees are being cut to get to a tree house at Ghosttown after numerous co2ps statements online that there will be no treehouse eviction
14:51 Cops wieder hinter dem Wall, nach Fototour. Cops disappeared behind the wall, after taking pics of Winkel
14:42 ENDOR: After being confronted by loud singing, chanting & 2 layers of barricades, cops leave. Many ground structures: kitchens, tools, sheds and libraries remain destroyed through out Hambach Forest though. Please support with replacements.
14:41 Dirks at the meadow. Remove in her eyes "soil structure", which is located in the thicket at a height of 3 meters. (Dirk Weinspach is the "Polizeipräsident" in Aachen, responsible for all Hambi operations. So his employees are called Dirks.)
13:34 Spontaneous demonstration from now on at the Buir station because of the current barricade clearings. We are there with sound installation and music. Come numerous and loud! We stay there until 5 pm.
13:14 It is time to defend the forest again! Fight for #ClimateJustice! Come to the #HambacherForst to prepare for an #Eviction! It's not only about our future!
13:08 The other barrios have already been attacked! All those who can come quickly to Endor to prevent that also our structures are taken apart and then denigrated as rubbish!
12:20 Krähennest being surrounded by #CO2ps. Needing press observers, support solidarity.
10:15 New #livestream by @HambiBleibt from Jesus Point in #HambacherForest. Police operation is ongoing.
09:30 The tripod is occupied. Climbing cops in an elevator contact the person on it.
09:25 Jesus Point. Barricade eviction.
08:22 The operation is confirmed. An eviction is not planned. Barricades are to be removed as well as rubbish? Which rubbish?
08:13 #JesusPoint is surrounded by police!
08:00 ALERT! Helicopter over Hambi, #JesusPoint surrounded, 25 vans on SECROAD, 1 eviction tank, forest full of police! We need press & parliamentary observers!
November 8
14:04 @Tarzan99596976 The police are gone but the biologists are still in the forest.
13:17 Police and RWE secu in the north of the forest, documenting tree houses and soil structures.
12:18 Prisoner transport from @manheimlebt just arrived in Aachen.
11:18 Three people released after being arrested, three more on their way to the Gesa (detention center). Terrain is fenced off.
10:50 Live Video by @need_face
10:12 All people who were inside the @manheimlebt squat are detained and waiting to be brought away. @need_face
09:02 Police are breaking in. They're already up under the roof. Come quick!
08:38 Fourth announcement by the police, but no one leaves the house.
08:27 @manheimlebt: We are being expelled!! Come quickly to the Friedensstraße!!!


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Fractured is the second book in the spellbinding Slated series, written by Teri Terry.
Kyla has been Slated. Her memories of her past and of who she was before have been erased forever. Or so she thought…
Kyla is slowly regaining her memories and is becoming more like the person she was before she was Slated. But she shouldn't. No one who has been Slated ever remembers their past. The sinister secrets from Kyla's past won't stay buried for long. Caught between the rules of the Lorders and her fight for freedom, Kyla's life starts to spin out of control. She desperately continues to search for Ben, but who can she trust in this world full of secrets and lies?
I really enjoyed reading Fractured. I liked the book from the start, but I wasn't as impressed. Because Slated ended on a cliff-hanger, I expected Fractured to be fast-paced from the very beginning. I found that Fractured was too slow in the beginning, but I was curious to see what was going to happen. I also found that there wasn't as much action in this book. In Slated, I was glued to the pages because it was so action-packed and fast-paced. In this book, I kept reading because I wanted to know what happened. I wasn't desperate to know what would happen, like I was in Slated.
The one thing I was most interested about was again finding out who was on who's side. I didn't know who to trust and I was suspicious of everyone. Especially Nico.
Nico annoyed me from the very start. I hated the way he would be like, 'You're so special, Rain' and 'Is everything alright, Rain?'. Stop calling her Rain! Am I the only person that found him calling her 'Rain' so irritating? The way he would treat her really infuriated me. I was like, 'Don't trust him, Kyla!' the whole time. He had a way of persuading people and talking them into doing things they didn't want to do. He also spoke with such authority and ordered people around. I felt like slapping him. The way he spoke and acted… it just frustrated me. He would turn from the comforting Nico to the furious Nico in just seconds. Simply everything about Nico made me hate him.
Kyla was much more mature in this book. Compared to Slated, Kyla was so much more grown-up and I felt like she could handle things a lot better. I felt like Kyla was such a little kid in Slated, and now she's grown into a brave, courageous person. I really liked her transformation into this more confident person. One thing I didn't like about Kyla in this book was how she often referred to herself/Kyla/Rain in third person. 'Kyla would do this… Rain is brave…' Talking about herself in third person really annoyed me. I could understand why she would want to compare Kyla and Rain, but in almost every situation she would think about what Rain would do and what Kyla would do. It was irritating.
I loved Cam, but in a brotherly way. He was sweet and laid-back and even though he was a great person, I could never imagine him and Kyla together. He would stick up for Kyla in everything and trust her. I really enjoyed the scenes with Cam and Kyla together and I looked forward to their conversations. I was so shocked to see what happened in the end. I couldn't believe it!
In this book, I found myself missing Ben. Although I didn't really fall in love with Ben in Slated, I missed the chapters with Kyla and Ben and longed for them to be together again. I missed them running together. I couldn't believe what had happened to Ben. There's still a lot of mystery behind what really happened to him and I can't wait to find out more in the next book.
Despite all the negative things I've said about this book, I really enjoyed reading it. I always wanted to know what was going to happen and the plot-twists kept me engaged in the story. I enjoyed reading Fractured by Teri Terry and I'd give it a score of 8 out of 10. I'll definitely be reading the next book in the series!


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Airport phone: +1 602-273-3300
Hotel direction: 30.6 km SW
This hotel does not provide a shuttle service.
Exit the airport and follow the signs to Route 202 East. Take exit 9 onto Route 101 South. Take exit 61A to merge onto S. Price Road. Travel S. on price road for 0.9 miles and the hotel will be on your right.
Airport phone: +1 480-988-7500
Hotel direction: 27.4 km W
This hotel does not provide a shuttle service.
Turn right toward S. Sossaman Road, turn left onto E. Ray Road, Take the 3rd right onto S. Power Road, turn left onto the Arizona 202 Loop W, take exit 50B for Price Road, Turn left on S. Price Rd. We are located on the right.
Complimentary on-site parking
One San Marcos Place
Chandler, AZ 85225
27.4 km NW from hotel


text: Disclosure notices participants should receive based on these participant events and when they should be issued. When an Employee is Eligible to Enter the Plan Summary plan description, enrollment package, beneficiary designation form and other documents for new participants. Annual Benefits Statement When an Annual Benefits Statement should be provided and what the statement must contain. Qualified Joint and Survivor Annuity and Qualified Pre-Retirement Survivor Annuity Notices When QJSA and QPSA notices should be provided and what the notices must contain. When a Participant Receives a Distribution A participant receiving a distribution eligible for rollover must receive a notice explaining the rollover rules (an IRC Section 402(f) notice). When a Participant Stops Working When a participant stops working, the participant should receive information regarding benefits. Suspension of Benefits Notice This notice is sent if participant works after their normal retirement date and benefits they are receiving are suspended. Domestic Relations Orders That Affect Benefits Notice is required when the plan receives a qualified domestic relations order dividing a participant's benefit with an alternate payee.