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Eric Pérez-Ochoa is the Chair of the firm's Litigation Practice Group and supervises a vast docket of complex litigation. He has a broad civil and commercial litigation practice with a focus on distribution and franchising, commercial lending litigation, bankruptcy litigation, products liability, mass tort claims and class action defense, representing prominent corporate clients and executives at the trial and appellate court levels, particularly in the federal court. He was recognized by Chambers & Partners Latin America 2014 and Global 2014 guides as one of the top power litigators in Puerto Rico.
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Shylene De Jesús-Rivera graduated, magna cum laude, from the University of Puerto Rico's School of Law in 2001. Ms. De Jesús-Rivera joined AMG in 2011, and is currently a Junior Partner in the Firm's Litigations Department. Prior to joining AMG, Ms. De Jesus-Rivera was a Junior Partner in the Litigations Department of O'Neill & Borges, LLC. She had previously worked as a clerk for Judge Baltasar Corrada del Río of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico.
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Fabián Rodríguez-Torres concentrates on civil and commercial litigation in both, state and federal courts. His practice focuses primarily on complex distributorship and franchise litigation. He has successfully represented individuals and corporate entities in a wide range of practice areas including, product liability, insurance coverage matters, construction law, mass tort, class action and breach of contract cases. Mr. Rodríguez-Torres has also significant experience in taking and defending depositions in the United States, Europe and South America. He is a well-known negotiator on both sides of diverse complex civil and commercial litigation, in federal and state courts.
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Casellas Cabrera, Alexandra C.
Ms. Casellas Cabrera's primary practice areas include general civil and commercial litigation, in federal and state courts, with an emphasis on intellectual property, contracts, personal injury, and securities litigation. She has also participated in various administrative proceedings before government agencies in Puerto Rico and represented clients in a broad range of disputes, including: insurance, creditors law and collections, class and group actions, medical malpractice, civil rights, and constitutional law.
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Pedro Jiménez concentrates on complex civil, commercial, securities, antitrust and financial litigation in both state and federal courts, as well as in commercial arbitration. He has ample experience in class action litigation, securities arbitration, corporate control litigation, complex construction and contract disputes, distributorship and franchise litigation, and alternate dispute resolution. He has also advised financial institutions on regulatory compliance under the Bank Secrecy Act. After serving as Senior Law Clerk for the Chief Judge of the United States District Court in Puerto Rico, Mr. Jiménez worked for close to ten years with the firm of Shearman & Sterling in Wall Street, where he concentrated on complex international litigation. Upon his return to Puerto Rico he co-founded the firm of Correa Collazo Herrero Jiménez & Fortuño, where he was head of the Litigation Department. Mr. Jiménez has represented both securities firms and their clients in New York Stock Exchange arbitration, chaired the negotiating team for a multinational corporation in a contentious competitive bidding process for a multibillion-dollar infrastructure operation project, and represented local and international financial institutions in Bank Secrecy Act and internal client investigations. Mr Jiménez-Rodríguez has also represented banks and corporate defendants in class actions and multi-district litigations, represented a national accounting firm in corporate and government auditing disputes, and has advised corporate clients and foreign government-owned entities in international litigation.
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Sarika J. Angulo Velázquez attended Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with a minor in Spanish Literature, both with Honors. During her junior year, she studied abroad at Universitá di Bologna in Italy where she focused her course work in International Law and Art History. She earned her Juris Doctor degree from Tulane University School of Law in New Orleans, LA also with honors. While in law school, she served as a student attorney staff member of the Criminal Litigation Clinic and the New Orleans Public Defender's Office. In addition, she completed a summer internship with the U.S. Department of Justice's U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York in New York, NY. Upon graduating from law school, she served one-year tenure as a term law clerk to the Honorable Ulysses G. Thibodeaux, Chief Judge of the Louisiana Court of Appeal for the Third Circuit. After completing her tenure, she joined a defense law firm in New Orleans, LA as an Associate Attorney. In 2012, she returned to Puerto Rico focusing her practice on commercial complex litigation. During 2016, she published "Risky Business: The Impact of Filing for Bankruptcy on Distribution Agreements." http://cabprlaw.blogspot.com/2016/11/risky-business-impact-of-filing-for.html
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Fribourg, Switzerland Even Kansas University coach Bill Self had trouble describing what he saw from Swiss forward David Ramseier in the second quarter of Kansas' 79-76 exhibition victory Tuesday.
After picking up a technical foul, Ramseier went ballistic, spitting in the faces of two officials before being restrained by his coach and teammates.
"He went nuts. He went absolutely nuts. I've never seen that," Self said. "I saw Bill Romanowski do it in football one time, and I saw Roberto Alomar do it in baseball one time. But this guy went and actually did it twice. He's going after the official and did it twice.
"He'll be back (tonight), so it'll be interesting to see how it all plays out."
The second technical foul resulted in Ramseier's ejection.
"I've seen that stuff on YouTube. I thought he was definitely going to go after the ref and knock him out or something," KU center Jeff Withey said. "It was crazy. I guess that's how they do it around here."
White, family reunite
At least one positive came from the KU basketball team's delayed flight in Washington, D.C.: KU freshman guard Andrew White was able to see with his father, Andrew Sr., and mother, Sheryl.
"My sister (Andrias) was being dropped off back at home. She lives in D.C., and I live about two hours from D.C.," said White, whose family lives in Chester, Va. "While they were dropping my sister off, they just said they were going to try to get in the airport. They just arrived at my gate.
"I don't know how they pulled it off, but I credit that to my dad. He's done some crazy stuff. I just showed up, and he was at the gate."
White said he was able to introduce his parents to his teammates.
"I was kind of tired, didn't expect to see my family," White said. "It was good to go down and talk. It gave me a lot of energy, so it was a good refresher."
Sideline stumbles
White, who finished with five turnovers, gave it away three times by stepping out of bounds with the basketball.
"The (three-point) arc is a whole lot wider, and every time I stepped out, I feel like it was a playmaking opportunity," White said. "Two of them, I think, were open shots. One of them, when I was getting in the lane, I had some people open.
"Stepping out of bounds was really disappointing, and coach got on me a lot for it. But we'll see (today). I shouldn't have that problem (today)."
Self gives standouts
Self said a few players impressed him in short stints Tuesday.
"I thought Evan Manning was better than just about any guard we had off the bench in the limited time he had," Self said. "I thought Travis had a good stretch. I thought Zach Peters was probably the second-best big man in the game for us behind Jeff there, and he was part of the stretch where we played well. I thought Naadir had a good stretch. But overall, we had (28) turnovers."
28 TO's & a double spitter? Wow, that puts in a not so great perspective. Hopefully they get out of there with all their teeth. You know how we use the word "European" in the country I suppose? "You're a peein" on your cigar there Joe Bob!
I'm almost positive... that your post is the stupidest thing I've ever read.
Ramseier, Romanowski and Alomar all had one thing in common:
During the heat of "battle", someone asked them if they were a Mizzou alum.
nuleaf, you'll like this next one if they allow it to stay on here!
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Lol - you're right !!
Wonder if we'll hear about a security breach at Dulles now. LOL
A sense of humor means you also know what's NOT funny. Lighten the mood, but my thought is, European citizens are reading these articles to see what our take is on KU's tour and you just peed all over everywhere. Have a little respect for others.
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Creating a vApp : UBER UIM
I recently jumped in to help my team create a vAppliance for Unified Infrastructure Manager (UIM). This was to help enable both the EMC and Cisco field teams to demo and standup proof of concepts. As part of this I decided to try and create a web-only wizard for setting up the appliance. I used a combination of PHP/Perl/Bash and smashing my head on the keyboard. I made a short uber-video (just coined that term) which demonstrates how a simple 60 seconds web wizard let's the user deploy UIM automatically. My goal is web-based configuration for everything I do from now on.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian oil producer Equinor EQNR.OL has started a search for a new chief executive, the Stavanger Aftenblad newspaper reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
CEO Eldar Saetre, 63, who led the company through the oil market's downturn in 2014-2016, has not set a date for his departure, but could step down in 2020, the newspaper reported.
"There is no date set for when he will retire beyond what was said in our annual report, which is that he would retire when he reaches the age of 67," Equinor spokesman Baard Glad Pedersen told Reuters.
Pedersen said the board, as a normal part of its work, had an ongoing discussion with the chief executive about his plans, but declined to say whether Saetre had notified the board of any wish to retire.
"We don't want to comment specifically on the ongoing dialogue," he said.
Saetre himself, when asked by Reuters on Oct. 24 about his future plans, said he was satisfied in the job.
"I'm going to stay here and the future will decide, I'm very happy in the job," Saetre said.
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Step up, Step down – Holon drops Maccabi 94-86
Hapoel Holon defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 94-86 at Yad Eliyahu to not only move into first place but also send the yellow-and-blue to their first home league loss of the season. Maccabi jumped out to a 30-15 lead after ten minutes of action, but Holon, led by Corey Walden's 28 points and 7 assists dominated play over the last three quarters to take the season series two games to one. In addition to Walden, Guy Pnini scored 18 points going 4/5 from beyond the arc, while Shawn Jones and Darion Atkins each dropped 13 points in the win. Jeremy Pargo (19 points) and Scottie Wilbekin (14 points) were the only Maccabi players to finish in double digits.
Maccabi took a slim 11-10 lead midway through the first quarter which featured 4 different scorers while Walden and Pnini did the damage for Holon early on. But it was all yellow-and-blue over the last five minutes of the frame as Pargo and Michael Roll turned up the offense to help Coach Ioannis Sfairpoulos's squad end the first quarter ahead 30-15.
Holon ripped off a 23-9 run as Walden, Atkins and Pnini scored at will to pull to within one point, 39-38 and forcing Maccabi to call a timeout to regroup. Holon grabbed the advantage with under a minute remaining in the frame, but just as the visitor's thought they were going to head into halftime with a lead, Jake Cohen stole the ball and scored to keep Maccabi in the ahead 48-47 after twenty minutes of action.
The visitor's took a 60-55 lead midway through the third quarter as Pnini continued to haunt his former team while the squads traded baskets until the end of the frame sending Holon into the 4th quarter sporting a 68-64 advantage.
Shawn Jones and Pnini extended the Holon lead to 78-69 with 6:39 left in the game as Maccabi continued to cough up the ball. Deni Avdija came on to help Maccabi both offensively and defensively to cut the Holon lead to 89-86 but Walden drilled home another triple to close out the game and take home a 94-86 win.
1) Credit to Corey Walden who is the runaway MVP of the league so far this season. The Holon guard was fantastic yet again finishing the evening with a plus 21 and an efficiency rating of 37 in 30 minutes of action. Whenever Holon needed a big basket, Walden was there. Whether it was when they were down by 15 points or to close out the contest #2 always seemed to have an answer. Holon coach Dan Shamir spoke about what Walden brings to the table for his team, "He is on his way to a top team and they look for players like him. He does it all, from defending to attacking and above all he is a great teammate. He lifts the level of play when the team needs it the most and it means a lot to have a player like him on our team."
2) When you speak to Corey Walden you never get the sense that he is an up and coming star. He's cool, confident but most importantly very humble. He goes about doing what he needs to do to help his team win. He spoke about what the keys to the victory were, "Just be aggressive, try not to turnover the ball a lot, stick to the game plan and try not to make silly mistakes. I think this win is good for the team and our confidence going into the rest of the round. We need to take the momentum and carry it into Europe and other Israeli games." He also spoke about not having TJ Cline available for the game and how everyone stepped up in his absence, "We definitely miss TJ and I hope he gets better soon and comes back fast. I think it came down to us just having to step up. Somebody had to step up and different players had to chip in all across the board. Someone had to make up for what TJ does well and I think we all did that."
3) Coach Sfairopoulos was livid following the game and made sure to let everyone know that he was not satisfied by his players' performance against Holon and rightfully so. When he called timeout late in the 3rd quarter you could hear him shrieking at the players in the top rows of the arena. It seemed that after Maccabi grabbed a 15-point lead after the first quarter they folded like a cheap suit and were never really interested in getting down and dirty as they barely committed a foul in the middle quarters of the game. I asked the coach what was said during the timeout, "To be aggressive. We said at halftime to be aggressive and we played the same way instead of being more aggressive. We know Walden and Pnini are important for them. The matchups didn't work because we weren't tough enough mentally. When you don't play tough and the other team plays tougher, everything you do goes into the hole." The coach also spoke about not having brought on Deni Avdija earlier as the youngster showed a lot of drive and spirit when he entered the contest for the first time midway through the 4th quarter, "You never know after the game what would happened if he would have played earlier. But when you play for Maccabi you need to leave your skin on the court and give your heart. This is Maccabi." About Holon being an important game, "The players have to understand that these are big games and important games for Maccabi. We have to fight for all of these games. I am responsible for this and if someone doesn't follow me they will be out of the team." Bottom line is that Sfairopoulos wasn't a happy camper.
Ever since Guy Pnini left Maccabi his eyes seem to light up when he gets a chance to play them. The veteran sharp shooter just lets it loose against his former club time and time again, "I don't know how I do it. It's not like I come in on a higher level of focus against Maccabi. I'm happy I played well and helped the team win." On the other side of the court, Maccabi Captain John Dibartolomeo was at a loss for words at the postgame press conference but did say what the difference between the two teams were, "Being aggressive and dictating playing harder. We didn't do enough of that and Holon shot well on the court tonight and it shows." Yovel Zoosman also spoke about the defeat and if the team took the game seriously enough, "They wanted it more than us. I don't think we didn't come unprepared. They hit some tough shots at the end of the clock and that was that."


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New Zealand makes history at Rugby 7s World Cup
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August 1, 2018
The New Zealand men's and women's All Blacks team made history on Saturday and Sunday by becoming the first teams to win back-to-back World Rugby Cup Championships. The men's side defeated England 33-12 on Sunday while the women retained the title they won back in 2013 in Moscow by shutting out ...
Rugby World Cup comes to San Francisco
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July 3, 2018
In less than one month, AT&T Park in San Francisco will play host to the 2018 Rugby World Cup Sevens. Previously held in Moscow, Russia, the Rugby World Cup Sevens serves as the pinnacle of achievement for rugby teams around the world. The World Rugby Organization awarded San Francisco and the...
Eagles win big in USA Sevens, Las Vegas
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March 14, 2018
For the past three years, the USA Men's Rugby team never made it past the semifinal round in the USA Sevens Rugby tournament in Las Vegas. That all changed on March 4, when the team shutout Argentina 28-0 to win their second CUP Final. Led by team captain Ben Pinkleman, the team entered Sunday's...
Best rugby teams in the world meet in South Bay
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November 14, 2017
The first annual Silicon Valley Sevens International Rugby Tournament was held on Nov. 4 to 5 at the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Thousands of attendees watched several of the best rugby teams in the world prepare for the international season. Teams included the United States, Canada, Fiji, Samoa,...
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March 19, 2015
Despite originating in England in the 1800s, most Americans, and people in general for that matter, know very little about the game of rugby. Imagine the physicality of football minus the pads with a bigger ball. Then add the endurance needed to play soccer, some rule differences and there you have it...


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Turkish PM divides nation and neighbourhoods ahead of local elections
A 10-minute drive from the heart of Istanbul, armoured police cars guard the "border" separating a conservative government loyalist area from a neighbourhood backing the leftwing opposition.
Under the embattled prime minister, Recep Tayipp Erdogan, the district of Okmeydani is split down the middle ahead of nationwide local elections this weekend that will decide who gets to run Turkey's biggest city, as well its political capital, Ankara.
"Our neighbourhood is polarised," says Aslan, a 30-year-old textile worker. "The division is sharper than before because [Erdogan's governing] is all about one leader who dominates everything. All his ministers, everyone in their party listens to Erdogan. He is ready to risk anything just to stay in power."
Tension in the district has soared in the run-up to Sunday's ballot because of the killings of two youths locally in clashes with police.
Much is at stake. Turks will go to the polls against a backdrop of increasing political turmoil and in the first popular test for Erdogan since last summer's widespread street protests.
The prime minister has faced multiple challenges to his 11-year-rule amid growing opposition to his authoritarian style. In response to allegations of mass corruption inside the government, Erdogan appears to have opted for a strategy of dividing the country into loyalists and traitors. He purged the police and judiciary of critics and passed laws that weakened constitutional checks and balances on the executive.
In the past week, in a further sign of crackdown on dissenters, Turkey's telecoms authority blocked access to Twitter and on Thursday announced that it was taking similar action against YouTube.
On Tuesday, the daily newspaper Hürriyet resorted to publishing an open letter to the prime minister after he rounded on its parent company, Dogan Media, for its criticism of the government.
"We expect you to not discriminate between citizens and institutions as the prime minister of 76 million people," the newspaper told Erdogan. "Whatever percentage of votes you get, it should be your and all of our duty after the elections to defuse the dangerous polarisation and the tension that has spread throughout the whole country."
The consequences of this divide-and-rule strategy are evident in Okmeydani, a neighbourhood in Istanbul's central Beyoglu district, that recently made headlines following the deaths of Berkin Elvan, a teenager who died after being hit in the head by a teargas canister during last summer's protests, and of Burakcan Karamanoglu, a 22-year-old who was shot in the head during clashes between opposing groups in the neighbourhood.
The youths lived on opposing sides of the riven community. In the upper part of Okmeydani, predominantly housing the Alevi minority, countless graffiti slogans show the dominance of radical leftist groups. "No entry to fascists" and "Berkin Elvan is immortal", they read.
On the other side of the "border", the flags of rightwing, Islamist and conservative parties prevail. Graffiti proclaims "Okmeydani will be a graveyard for communism" and "Martyrs never die". Almost all the shops on the lively high street display posters mourning Karamanoglu.
Despite public pleas by both youths' fathers not to exploit their son's deaths for political purposes, Erdogan repeatedly lauded Karamanoglu as a martyr during campaign rallies, while calling 15-year-old Elvan, who was killed by a teargas capsule while going to buy bread, a terrorist.
A local shop owner said he was alarmed by the prime minister's comments: "If you call one boy that was killed a terrorist, and another that was killed in the same neighbourhood a martyr, what do you think will happen?" Does he feel forced to take sides? The man shakes his head, but adds that he is uncomfortable with the rising tension. "There have not been any threats, but the psychological pressure is high. I have children, too, and I am afraid for them and their future."
Not everyone agrees. In a shop a few yards up the street, the 46-year-old owner brushes off the concerns. "I have lived here for over 30 years," he explains. "We get along fine. There have been some tragic events, but we will not let that come between us."
At a nearby election rally for Kadir Topbas, the mayoral candidate of the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), hundreds of supporters brandish Turkish flags, AKP scarves and posters of Karamanoglu. It is early afternoon, and the crowd consists predominantly of women.
"We owe much to our prime minister," says a 42-year-old woman who wishes to remain anonymous. "I still remember when I was not allowed to wear my headscarf, when I was humiliated for it. I remember rubbish in the streets. We didn't have running water."
A textile worker, 49, agrees that life has improved under the Erdogan government. "Before there was crime, and the streets were dirty. There was nothing to buy in the store – no sugar, no cigarettes, nothing. Now we have everything in abundance. We also have peace, no more soldiers are dying." In his eyes, there is no viable alternative. "If the [opposition Republican People's party] CHP would produce a good leader, we would vote for him. But we can't see anyone."
In another part of town some men from Okmeydani have joined the rally of the CHP mayoral candidate Mustafa Sarigül. They say that they feel threatened by the government's increasingly anti-Alevi stance.
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The Charr Patrol
Overview[edit | edit source]
- Hunt down and destroy the Charr Patrol.
- Return to Master Ranger Nente for your reward.
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- Master Ranger Nente in Old Ascalon (next to the statue of Balthazar)
- Profession: Ranger
- Prophecies Character
- Skills
- "Several days ago, a Charr patrol broke through the breach created by Duke Barradin's Vanguard. They have been stalking innocent people behind the Wall. Their depredations must not be allowed to continue. I go now to hunt these fiends; it would be my honor if you would accompany me. What say you?"
- Accept: "Let the hunt begin."
- Reject: "More pressing tasks await me."
Intermediate Dialogue 1
- Master Ranger Nente: "The tracks lead off in this direction." (repeated whenever the party fall behind from Master Ranger Nente)
Reward Dialogue
- "This particular group of Charr will threaten us no more. However, I fear that more of them might be heading this way; this group has the look of scouts. We need to discover the base camp where they are staging these assaults, and destroy it."
Walkthrough[edit | edit source]
Nente will lead you to the south, along several points, until you meet a group of five or so Charr Stalkers. There are quite a few gargoyles in the area, too, who are as hostile to you as they are to the Charr.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Master Ranger Nente has to survive to complete the quest. If you bring him with you and he dies, you will have to repeat the quest.
- Also rezoning resets the quest completion, requiring you to start again.
- It is possible to run straight to the Charr Stalkers and defeat them, or aggro the gargoyles located North and West of the group to help you defeat them.
- If you leave Master Ranger Nente behind (which is a good strategy to help him survive), the green exclaimation mark will not appear above Master Ranger Nente after you defeat the Charr Stalkers; however, the quest reward is still available if you talk to him after leading him to the final quest marker.


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Liu Xiang net worth:
Below we will take an in-depth look at how much is Liu Xiang worth in 2020, his salary, income, and wealth breakdown. We will also look at Liu Xiang's biography, age, girlfriend and facts.
Net Worth
Source of Money
Full Name
|Liu Xiang
Birth Date
|July 13, 1983
Birth Place
|Shanghai, China
Martial Status
|Under review
Liu Xiang's net worth is $100,000 – $1M.
Liu Xiang is an Chinese Hurdler. He was born on the 13th July 1983 in Shanghai, China. In 2020, Liu Xiang net worth is $100,000 – $1M (USD).
Liu Xiang earnings for the year have yet to be determined, but he is likely to see an increase in pay, similar to that of 2019. We are in the process of reviewing Liu's salary, so check back soon. We are constantly updating this page with new financial and earning details.
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2020 Earnings
Salary in 2020
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Yearly Salary
|Under Review
|He lives in Shanghai, China
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Liu Xiang was born on Wednesday, July 13, 1983 in Shanghai, China. The 36-year-old's birth sign is Cancer and zodiac animal is Pig. He was born in Millennials Generation. In the 1980s, the typical average income in the US was around $20,000. Most of Liu's wealth comes from being a hurdler.
He was setting records when he was 18. Chinese hurdler who won a 2004 Olympic gold medal in the 110 meters hurdles, as well as multiple world championships. He was born in 1983 in Putuo District, Shanghai.
According to DatingCelebs, Liu Xiang is single. He had at least 1 relationship previously, as believed by DatingRumors.
What is Liu Xiang net worth: $100,000 – $1M (2020)
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What is Liu Xiang salary: PENDING (2020)
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Tonight is a dry night, so was last night. Last week was drink on Thursday before Kings of the Dance at the Coliseum on St Martin's Lane, drink at Henry Burgers before and with food, drink on Saturday because the habit was too hard to break and also on Sunday because it would be a dry Monday the day after. Basically, I fell off the self-imposed 24 hour stage wagon and all the travelling to and fro in the dark made me quite tired from which I may only just be recovering. Long, long gone are the days when I could live hard…
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Stripping away all the legalese, the new healthcare law boils down to the usurpation of liberty and hindrance of free markets. It's hard to imagine these are the values our Founding Fathers embraced. According to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, they are. In another moment of Obamacare Madness, the congresswoman audaciously invoked our founders to give further credence to the Affordable Care Act.
"There are those critics, bumps in the road, but they've only been turbulence. They have not been an obstacle to the American people having healthier life that our founders wanted for them," she said.
Those founders wanted "life — a healthier life — liberty and the freedom to pursue their happiness, not [be] job-locked, but having benefits that having health-care policies that are portable, they could be self-employed, be a photographer — they could start their own business, they could change jobs, they could reach their aspirations."[1]
Obviously, she is confusing the Declaration of Independence with the President's declaration – or mandate – for healthcare. Neither Washington, Jefferson nor Madison would have approved of Obamacare. Believing there are principles that embody true healthcare freedom, Tea Party Patriots has highlighted nine marks of real healthcare reform [2] – four of them here:
"CONSTITUTIONAL: Real healthcare reform will improve our healthcare system while respecting all aspects of the constitution. The rights of Americans to make personal choices would be protected and valued. We envision a country where individuals and families can be free and healthy.
DEBT-FREE: Real healthcare reform will not add to the national debt or increase the deficit. Young people today and future generations tomorrow should be free to pursue their dreams instead of paying off the debt of previous generations. Additionally, real reform will save taxpayers money today, as well as individual patients and healthcare consumers.
FREE MARKET: Real healthcare reform will draw on the strengths of the free market by encouraging innovation and competition. Sincere healthcare reform will unleash the imaginations of innovators and finally allow healthcare providers to expand access and provide quality care for lower prices. To do this, we must look to the same place where iPhones, Kindles, and Twitter came from – the people, not the federal government. Let's free up the private sector so it can do what it does best, solve problems. Sustainable healthcare reform equals real innovation and real job creation.
CHOICE: Real healthcare reform will increase choices for Americans by bolstering the free market and igniting innovation. Individuals and families should be empowered to make personal decisions about their health insurance and their health care services. We can only do this if the healthcare market is not artificially restricted by overbearing regulations. The healthcare system must be allowed to operate freely so that everyone has as many options as possible."
While the Left wraps Obamacare in conservative words and sells it as "we nag you because we care", it flies in the face of all that our founders intended. Coercion is not choice. Free markets don't include bailouts. Thomas Jefferson said, "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." Obamacare fails this test.
With all due respect, Congresswoman Pelosi – it is the Washington elites, not George Washington or any other liberty-loving American, who want this law. At Tea Party Patriots, we desire to break free from the Obamacare Madness and enjoy true healthcare freedom.
- 1- Munro, Neil. George Washington wanted Obamacare, Pelosi says [VIDEO]. dailycaller.com 1 April 2014.
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Samoa confirm place at RWC 2019 as Play-off Winner
Samoa survived a scare in Heidelberg, scoring three tries in the last 11 minutes to confirm their place at Rugby World Cup 2019 with a 42-28 second-leg victory over Germany.
Having arrived in Europe with a 66-15 advantage from the first leg in Apia, the visitors were all-but assured of their place in Pool A, however, an unlikely defeat looked to be on the cards when the hosts took a 28-21 lead with less than 15 minutes remaining.
Samoa had paid the price for an error-strewn performance but clicked into gear as Ah See Tuala – the Samoa's standout player over the two legs – scored twice either side of an Ed Fidow try to break Germany's resolve and spare his own side's blushes.
Tuala finished the match with 22 points, while Fidow and scrum-half Melani Matavao each also touched down twice.
Here's how Pool A now looks after Samoa's qualification to Rugby World Cup 2019, following their 42-28 win over Germany.@DRVRugby will play in the Rugby World Cup 2019 Repechage in Marseille this coming November, with @RugbyCanada, @HongKongRugby and one more team TBC pic.twitter.com/3ElwKFg7ck— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) July 14, 2018
"Obviously, we've been together for a long six weeks, and we have enjoyed ourselves together and it has brought us closer together," Samoa captain Chris Vui, who attended the post-match press conference draped in a Samoan flag, said.
"The game was a bit patchy, there were definitely a lot of errors that we thought we could have executed better, definitely in the lineout and dropped balls in general.
"It always goes back to those little errors with our team. It's not a skill thing, is just execution. We can definitely work on it, it's not a problem."
Potential clear for Germany
Tries from Jaco Otto, Samy Fuchsel and Jarrid Els, coupled with 13 points from the kicking tee had put the hosts within touching distance of arguably their greatest ever triumph.
But with temperatures in Heidelberg hotter than they had been in Apia on Saturday, Germany were unable to hold on as Samoa's superior fitness told in the final 10 minutes.
"I always say I try to discover the real potential (of his team)," Germany coach Pablo Lemoine said. "After the game in Samoa definitely I had many doubts about if we were prepared to go to the next step. That next step is qualifying for a World Cup.
"Today we can see they have enough potential (to do that). We have a lot of things to improve, but everything we can improve, we can work on."
Samoa began the game knowing they could lose by 50 points in Heidelberg and still punch their ticket to Japan 2019, so commanding was their first-leg victory a fortnight ago.
If German fans hoped that scenario would lead to lethargy from their visitors, they appeared to be out of luck as Sinoti Sinoti raced onto a short kick-off to regain possession for Samoa.
As the ball was recycled, it was kicked over the top of the home defence and Sinoti's back-three colleague Fidow showed supreme pace to outstrip Coetzee and score in the right corner. Tuala added the touchline conversion to give Samoa a seven-point lead with less than 60 seconds on the clock.
Home support
It was a bitter blow to a German side that had worked tirelessly on their defence in the two weeks since their trip to Apia. But it wasn't one that proved fatal, as the hosts took control of the first half.
Cheered on by a raucous home crowd – aided in part by a misfiring Samoan lineout and some uncharacteristic mistakes from the visitors – the hosts put pressure on their illustrious opponents almost from the restart.
A powerful shove from the German forward pack on the left wing gave their backs some room to attack on the right. Hilsenbeck and Coetzee did exactly that, and after the former kicked in behind, the pair's chase forced a turnover.
From the resulting scrum Hagen Schulte lofted an audacious chip over the Samoan defence before regathering possession ahead of Tuala. As the ball was recycled and spread wide left, Germany enjoyed a spell of possession camped on their visitors' line before their forward packed were able to power their way over the line.
Otto came up with the ball – to add to his two tries in the first leg – while Parkinson added the conversion to level the scores.
Samoan flags were a feature of the crowd in south-west Germany, but while those supporters would have expected a response from their side, it was not forthcoming.
Paul Perez momentarily gave the travelling fans something to cheer as he beat a handful of defenders on the left touchline. However, the ball was quickly lost allowing Sebastian Ferreira to take play from the German 10-metre line to the deep inside the Samoan 22.
Challenging conditions
The hosts sensed another chance and following some quick hands prop Fuchsel swan-dived in on the left touchline. Parkinson missed the subsequent conversion, while after the centre had departed with a suspected concussion, Coetzee spurned an opportunity to extend Germany's five-point lead to eight from the tee.
And the hosts were made to pay for that profligacy as Motu Matuu stripped possession late in the first half before drawing full-back Hilsenbeck and playing in Matavao to score under the posts. There was a hint of a forward pass about the final offload, but having watched it back on replay, Lemoine happy that it was flat.
His players managed to get their noses back in front on the stroke of half-time as Hilsenbeck punished further Samoan ill-discipline with three points, to hand the hosts a 15-14 lead at the break.
The second period began much like the first as Samoa capitalised on some early pressure to score, Matavao sniping over from close range.
But just as in the opening half, the visitors were not in front for long as Els started and finished off a flowing team move that contained telling contributions from Ferreira, Eric Marks and Otto. Hilsinbeck added the conversion to nudge Germany back in front, and the home crowd dared to dream yet again.
Unsurprisingly, with temperatures topping out at around 32 degrees, the home side's exertion was starting to tell and as the game became scrappy injuries began to mount up. Ferreira joined Parkinson on the sidelines midway through the second, while Schulte was among the players who started to display signs of cramp.
But in spite of those casualties, Germany were able to keep the scoreboard ticking in their favour as Hilsenbeck and Coetzee – from inside his own half – added successful penalties.
Coetzee's mammoth effort gave the hosts a seven-point cushion – and hope – but it would not be enough as Tuala, twice, and Fidow crossed late on to break home hearts.


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There's a reason the word "Chatroulette" has become outré. Think: dicks. There are, in fact, scads of dicks on the nine-month-old Internet phenomenon — many more than founder Andrey Ternovskiy intended. Supposedly, the seventeen-year-old Russian Internet mogul is in the process of creating an algorithm to identify and weed out all the penises. But for now, he's got a dirty site on his hands.
"When I first heard about it in February or March ... I thought it emblematized everything that's wrong with the world today," said Jonathan Bender, a local theater director who recently seized upon the site as a source of inspiration. "We're so inter-connected, and yet we're so disconnected and lonely that people are feeling the need to masturbate on camera for other people."
Masturbation is an indispensable element of Bender's ChatRoulette Show, which he produced under the auspice of his small acting company, Illuminated Theater. It launched June 17 at the Make-Out Room in San Francisco, and now happens twice a month in various Bay Area locations. Structured as a talent showcase, the show allows local entertainers to engage with two audiences simultaneously — one on Chatroulette, via web cam, the other live. Bender projects the Chatroulette session on a big screen, so it becomes the centerpiece of each performance.
For those unfamiliar with the network, it's fairly straightforward: You attach a web cam to your computer, log onto Chatroulette.com, and have a random conversation with whoever pops up — or flip to see who awaits on the next screen. Anyone in the world can use it. Most conversations are fleeting, most users noncommittal, since you can ditch the current chat at any point and initiate a new one. A lot of people use it for exhibitionism.
A lot. So many, that Bender had to make them a part of the show. He created several hand-written signs with the words "Dick!" "Cock!" and "Schlong!" and has a female assistant hold them up every time one appeared on the screen. Audience members shrieked. Some turned it into a drinking game.
The July 22 rendition featured several returning guests, including celloist the Unwoman, Vegas-style magician Ryan Miller, haiku artist John Staedler, character impersonator the Ukalady, and gut-bucket string band Mad Noise. All were competing for cash prizes ($75 for first place, $25 for second place), awarded to the act that not only could rock a stage at Make-Out Room, but also find favor with the notoriously fickle crowd on Chatroulette. The show went three rounds: five minutes, three minutes, one and a half minutes, respectively. Every so often Bender's browser would crash, and the whole screen would go black. Heckling was inevitable.
Undoubtedly, the night's most successful performer was Unwoman. Known for busking in BART stations and side-manning with the band Stripmall Architecture, she took the stage in Victorian garb: lacy blouse, black-widow skirt, tiny top hat affixed to the side of her head. She sang Etta James' "At Last" in a lustrous vibrato.
A guy appeared on the Chatroulette screen. Grainy. Square glasses. Maybe mid-twenties. He leaned forward to type an instant message. "Nice," he wrote. "Let me see you."
Unwoman adjusted herself before the computer screen.
Wowww wow wwwwoo!" the Chatroulette guy exclaimed. He lit a cigarette. "Special voice," he typed. The screen went black.
Such is the challenge of simulcasting, said Bender. "This is a completely new form for performers," he explained. "They're performing for a live audience that's watching, as well as for people who don't realize they're part of a show. They don't realize that when they hit 'next,' they're dissing a performer."
Bender heard about Chatroulette the way most adults do — by reading a news article about the boy wonder Ternovskiy. He said he's dabbled in the site out of curiosity but never taken a prurient interest in its content. "I'm over the hill being in my thirties," he admitted. "Chatroulette is mainly for people in their teens and twenties. ... It's not something I do at this point." Nonetheless, he got seduced by the brute competitiveness and accelerated nature of the medium. In real life, people have to use social niceties and gracefully duck out of conversations. But if you bore someone on Chatroulette, he can disappear on a dime.
"I became fascinated by how long can you keep someone's attention before they go away. I realized it's easier with two people. I realized it's easier if I have a woman with me."
With those things taken in consideration, Unwoman had a clear advantage over the other contestants at the ChatRoulette Show. She's young, feminine, and pretty, with piercing eyes and sausage-curl hair. She was one of two women on the lineup, and unlike the Ukalady, she chose not to hide under ridiculous wigs and big glasses. But even Unwoman couldn't overcome the provocations of an Internet audience.
She began her second set in the company of a seemingly harmless young man. He smiled. Unwoman grinned back. Bender's assistant, Hope Mirlis, flashed a sign at the bottom of the screen. "Is your audio on?" it asked. The young man smiled again. "Hi," he typed. Then he flipped past. The audience hissed. A group of girls skidded by, flashing their cleavage and heaving a billboard for "Girls Gone Wild." Then came a bearded guy. Then three pretty girls. Then two dicks. Then the screen went black. During the third round, a pretty teenager took one look at Unwoman, and gave all of us the finger.
All those improprieties are just the nature of the beast, said Bender. Just like the browser that keeps crashing. But every once in a while, Chatroulette finds a way to promote brotherly love. During the first ChatRoulette Show, for instance, Bender's browser landed on a pair of teenagers in Tennessee, who got a kick out of seeing the live audience. Dustin and Jonathan stared raptly through a whole spoken-word set, and applauded the performer. "They were hysterical," said Bender, who eventually flipped to the next screen himself. "There was a point when we said good-bye, and moved on," he said. "Then they popped back up." Now, he says, they're all Facebook friends.
In the twenty years that he's been involved in theater, Bender has tried a variety of experimental, concept-driven projects. But the ChatRoulette Show might be his most novel idea to date. For the next show — slated for August 27 at the Make-Out Room — he's billing a burlesque dancer, more musicians, and more improv comedians. He wants less blank screen time. He wouldn't mind fewer penises, though such things can't really be helped in a site build around voyeurism.
Then again, Bender is planning a ChatRoulette show edition in the Castro. He thinks the dicks might be a hit over there.
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The teen star says she occasionally gets caught up in the trappings of the entertainment business
Selena Gomez never planned on being a role model. But after finding fame at an early age, the 18-year-old actress and singer has learned to embrace it.
"I never really said I want to be a role model. But then when it happened I was so down for it," Gomez says on the upcoming E! Entertainment Special: Selena Gomez, which will premiere June 29.
"I'm human, I'm not perfect. I make mistakes all the time, but I guess my job is to keep those mistakes to myself, which I'm already fine doing and just try to be the best I can be for those kids."
The pop star recently hit a rough patch when she had to miss an appearance after being hospitalized due to malnourishment and exhaustion, but she returned to the stage days later to the delight of her fans.
While the Texas-born beauty has enjoyed much success at a young age, she didn't have an easy childhood and she struggled with her parents' divorce.
"I wanted a family so bad. I wanted to have my dad and my mom together. So it was really, it was really hard," she says.
While Gomez, whose high-profile romance with Justin Bieber has made headlines, seems comfortable in the limelight, she says it's easy to get caught up in the fame.
"This is a very superficial job," Gomez says. "I sit in a chair for two hours and get hair and makeup done and talk about [myself] in interviews. That's a very vain thing to do. And I do get caught up in it sometimes."


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