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When it comes to divorce in Salt Lake City, each party has a lot to lose–especially if you have children or significant assets. One of the most complex issues is the division of assets and property. Utah law requires the distribution to be equitable. In many divorce cases, both parties are unable to agree how to divide property and assets. It can often create an acrimonious situation. An experienced and knowledgeable Salt Lake City divorce lawyer can often make the difference between getting the settlement you deserve to losing everything you have rightfully earned.
In most Utah divorces, there are three major assets that are usually involved–the home, personal property and retirement plans/investments. Here is a brief rundown on how Utah courts determine equitable asset and property division.
Home & Property: Many of the most heated divorce cases in Salt Lake City involve which party is entitled to receive the home. The court can use several different methods of determination. Here are the most common depending on the circumstances of each case. First, the court may order the house to be sold and equity divided among the two parties. The court may also allow one party to buy out the other person’s interest in the real property. Another common ruling is to have the property awarded to one party and the remaining assets of equal value given to the other.
Personal Property: Personal property is classified as the ownership of any material possessions that can be moved. It includes cars, furniture, and clothing. While most people do not share clothes, the determination of vehicles and furniture can sometimes become complex–especially if they are co-owned by each party. Utah courts place a priority on dividing personal property equitably.
Retirement Plans & Investments: The division of retirement and investment accounts can sometimes get complicated under Utah family law. If only one party has a pension or retirement plan, in most cases the other party is entitled to half of the amount earned during the time of the marriage. Any money earned before the marriage will not be divided. If both parties have their names on investment or retirement plans, the court can rule either two ways. Both individuals can retain the full value of their own plans or the court will order an equitable distribution of all accounts.
In a perfect world, divorcing couples can agree to divide assets and property on their own. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. But there are some solutions to come up with a reasonable agreement. One viable option is mediation. Many Salt Lake City divorce attorneys offer mediation services to help couples find common ground on some of the most difficult family law issues. Under Utah family law, both parties are required to undergo at least one mediation session to attempt to resolve their differences. A mediator is an independent arbitrator who can listen to both sides explain their issues and concerns. It is often a less stressful alternative to court is also far less expensive than going through the conventional divorce process.
To learn more about your options concerning the division of assets and property, contact Salt Lake City divorce attorney Emy A. Cordano for a consultation today.

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when it comes to divorce in salt lake city, each party has a lot to lose–especially if you have children or significant assets. one of the most complex issues is the division of assets and property. utah law requires the distribution to be equitable. in many divorce cases, both parties are unable to agree how to divide property and assets. it can often create an acrimonious situation. an experienced and knowledgeable salt lake city divorce lawyer can often make the difference between getting the settlement you deserve to losing everything you have rightfully earned.
in most utah divorces, there are three major assets that are usually involved–the home, personal property and retirement plans/investments. here is a brief rundown on how utah courts determine equitable asset and property division.
home & property: many of the most heated divorce cases in salt lake city involve which party is entitled to receive the home. the court can use several different methods of determination. here are the most common depending on the circumstances of each case. first, the court may order the house to be sold and equity divided among the two parties. the court may also allow one party to buy out the other person’s interest in the real property. another common ruling is to have the property awarded to one party and the remaining assets of equal value given to the other.
personal property: personal property is classified as the ownership of any material possessions that can be moved. it includes cars, furniture, and clothing. while most people do not share clothes, the determination of vehicles and furniture can sometimes become complex–especially if they are co-owned by each party. utah courts place a priority on dividing personal property equitably.
retirement plans & investments: the division of retirement and investment accounts can sometimes get complicated under utah family law. if only one party has a pension or retirement plan, in most cases the other party is entitled to half of the amount earned during the time of the marriage. any money earned before the marriage will not be divided. if both parties have their names on investment or retirement plans, the court can rule either two ways. both individuals can retain the full value of their own plans or the court will order an equitable distribution of all accounts.
in a perfect world, divorcing couples can agree to divide assets and property on their own. unfortunately, that is not always the case. but there are some solutions to come up with a reasonable agreement. one viable option is mediation. many salt lake city divorce attorneys offer mediation services to help couples find common ground on some of the most difficult family law issues. under utah family law, both parties are required to undergo at least one mediation session to attempt to resolve their differences. a mediator is an independent arbitrator who can listen to both sides explain their issues and concerns. it is often a less stressful alternative to court is also far less expensive than going through the conventional divorce process.
to learn more about your options concerning the division of assets and property, contact salt lake city divorce attorney emy a. cordano for a consultation today.


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Bridging science and policy decision-making.
Toyin Ajayi, MD, MPhil, is Chief Health Officer at Cityblock Health, a New York–based health and social services company focused on providing integrated health and social care for low-income urban populations with complex health and social needs.
Prior to this, Dr. Ajayi served as Chief Medical Officer at Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA), a Massachusetts nonprofit health plan and integrated care delivery system created to provide high-quality care to people with complex health needs. In this role, she directed clinical programs and oversaw clinical care delivery, care management, and clinical operations.
Dr. Ajayi is a board-certified family physician and maintains an active clinical practice. Prior to joining CCA in 2013, Dr. Ajayi was an attending physician at Boston Medical Center’s Department of Family Medicine, where she was awarded the Department’s Faculty Teaching Award in 2013, and a clinical instructor at Boston University’s School of Public Health.
Dr. Ajayi received her undergraduate degree from Stanford University; an MPhil from the University of Cambridge; and her medical degree, with Distinction in Clinical Practice, from King’s College London School of Medicine.

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bridging science and policy decision-making.
toyin ajayi, md, mphil, is chief health officer at cityblock health, a new york–based health and social services company focused on providing integrated health and social care for low-income urban populations with complex health and social needs.
prior to this, dr. ajayi served as chief medical officer at commonwealth care alliance (cca), a massachusetts nonprofit health plan and integrated care delivery system created to provide high-quality care to people with complex health needs. in this role, she directed clinical programs and oversaw clinical care delivery, care management, and clinical operations.
dr. ajayi is a board-certified family physician and maintains an active clinical practice. prior to joining cca in 2013, dr. ajayi was an attending physician at boston medical center’s department of family medicine, where she was awarded the department’s faculty teaching award in 2013, and a clinical instructor at boston university’s school of public health.
dr. ajayi received her undergraduate degree from stanford university; an mphil from the university of cambridge; and her medical degree, with distinction in clinical practice, from king’s college london school of medicine.


text: October is breast cancer awareness month. What can you do to keep from needing to wear the pink ribbon? Dr. Patrick and Ross talk about changing your thinking from being treated at the bottom of the cliff or stopping before you fall off. You’ll have to watch to get it.

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Short Sales in Newtown, CT - as of 10/22/10. Back in September 2008, we posted a blog titled "Short Sale - What is It?". We think this is useful information as we frequently explain what a short sale is to both buyers and sellers. Our intention is to update you every 2 months about the short sale activity in Newtown, CT.
The price range of the actively listed short sales in Newtown range from $159,000 to $875,000. As you can see, short sales in Newtown, CT have been selling, despite being difficult transactions.
If you would like a list of the short sales in Newtown, CT, just email us and we'll forward it to you ASAP.
If you would like to sell your home and feel it might be a short sale, please contact us. WE CAN HELP YOU. We are experienced with short sales and we are also SFR Certified. Anything you tell us will be held in the strictest confidence and will not be shared with anyone else.

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short sales in newtown, ct - as of 10/22/10. back in september 2008, we posted a blog titled "short sale - what is it?". we think this is useful information as we frequently explain what a short sale is to both buyers and sellers. our intention is to update you every 2 months about the short sale activity in newtown, ct.
the price range of the actively listed short sales in newtown range from $159,000 to $875,000. as you can see, short sales in newtown, ct have been selling, despite being difficult transactions.
if you would like a list of the short sales in newtown, ct, just email us and we'll forward it to you asap.
if you would like to sell your home and feel it might be a short sale, please contact us. we can help you. we are experienced with short sales and we are also sfr certified. anything you tell us will be held in the strictest confidence and will not be shared with anyone else.


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Currently, Brown Bag consists of Dave Waterman (Vocals/Guitar), Mike Ellis (Keys/Vocals), Jack Pieroth (Bass), Dan Cantone (Guitar/Vocals), and Matt Rezetko (Drums).
Brown Bag has played shows at The Beverly Arts Center, Whippersnap Music Fest 2012, ShoeFest 2012, Martyr’s, Tonic Room, Ace Bar, Reggie’s, Harte’s and host their own annual festival, “Oink Fest” plus numerous more.
The Bag has shared the stage with acts such as The funky Meters, Keller Williams, Johnny Winter, Greensky Bluegrass, Railroad Earth, Particle, Digital Tape Machine, Zmick, Strange Arrangement, Henhouse Powlers, Leadfoot, Family Groove Company,Old Shoe, The Delta Saints, Leadfoot, Shapes & Colors, and many other excellent bands.

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currently, brown bag consists of dave waterman (vocals/guitar), mike ellis (keys/vocals), jack pieroth (bass), dan cantone (guitar/vocals), and matt rezetko (drums).
brown bag has played shows at the beverly arts center, whippersnap music fest 2012, shoefest 2012, martyr’s, tonic room, ace bar, reggie’s, harte’s and host their own annual festival, “oink fest” plus numerous more.
the bag has shared the stage with acts such as the funky meters, keller williams, johnny winter, greensky bluegrass, railroad earth, particle, digital tape machine, zmick, strange arrangement, henhouse powlers, leadfoot, family groove company,old shoe, the delta saints, leadfoot, shapes & colors, and many other excellent bands.


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The Eastern Playoff race has been decided. The Carolina Hurricanes have drawn the first wildcard spot and will face the Metropolitan Division-leading Washington Capitals in the first round of the playoffs. The New York Islanders will be the second seed in the Metro and will have to square off against the Pittsburgh Penguins. In the Atlantic Division, the Columbus Blue Jackets end up with a tough match-up as they will face the Tampa Bay Lightning, while the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs will meet once again, as everyone has known about for quite some time. The final results of the night will determine how the Western Conference Shakes out.
The Colorado Avalanche’s Mikko Rantanen was spotted on the ice Saturday in San Jose wearing a non-contact jersey, according to The Athletic’s Ryan S. Clark. The injured forward, who hasn’t seen action since March 21st with an undisclosed injury, traveled with the team but will sit out once again. While that doesn’t sound like great news, considering the playoffs are right around the corner it is better to have him skating than not. If Colorado has any chance of advancing out of the first round, they will need their young scorer. The 22-year-old will have played eight less games than last year, but has a career high 31 goals and 87 points in his sophomore season. Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar said later today that he is hopeful that Rantanen will be available for the playoffs, according to BSN’s Adrian Dater.
Speaking of injuries, the Pittsburgh Penguins got some good news as defenseman Brian Dumoulin skated on his own after missing the past three games with a lower-body injury, according to Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Dumoulin, who normally skates alongside Kris Letang, would make a big impact on a lineup that is preparing for the playoffs and could use the player tied for fifth in the NHL with a +31 rating. “The fact that Dumo is on the ice is really encouraging from our standpoint,” Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said. He added that the injury isn’t considered major and Doumolin remains day-to-day.
The St. Louis Blues expect to get back defenseman Colton Parayko, who has sat out the past two games with an undisclosed injury. The 25-year-old defender is expected to play in the playoffs, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Jim Thomas. Thomas added that Tyler Bozak was just held out for precautionary reasons Saturday after he was in a car accident getting to the game. The veteran center was rear-ended, but wasn’t seriously hurt. He too is expected back for the playoff opener.
As the Blackhawks pass through another disappointing season, the team must continue to focus on development. The team has a nice group of prospects coming up the pipeline, but there are many that are starting to worry about whether the Blackhawks are doing the right thing with defenseman Henri Jokiharju, their 2017 first-rounder.
The Blackhawks, not known for developing defensemen recently, loaned Jokiharju out to Finland for the World Junior Championships, against the youngster’s wishes even though they eventually won the gold medal. Since his return, the team has changed course in his development, moving him over to the left side, his off-side which will help make room next season for right-hand shot Adam Boqvist, and has had his ice-time cut, according to The Athletic’s Scott Powers (subscription required). He even was a healthy scratch recently.
Head coach Jeremy Colliton said the changes are being made to make sure the youngster won’t burn out like many rookies do during their first season.
The Colorado Avalanche suffered a key loss Saturday as the team will be without defenseman Erik Johnson, who suffered a concussion during their game against Los Angeles. The veteran defenseman is expected to be out for the next two games and head coach Jared Bednar hopes he’ll be back after the All-Star break, according to The Athletic’s Ryan S. Clark. The defensive-minded blueliner averages 21:42 of ATOI and is a key figure on the team’s defense.
The Avalanche also had good news in practice as defensive prospect Conor Timmins, who has missed all of the 2018-19 season so far with a concussion, practiced today with the team even if it was in a non-contact jersey, according to BSN’s AJ Haefele. Bednar said after the practice that Timmins will begin ramping up activities over the next couple of weeks and they will see if he’s ready to go when the team returns after the All-Star break. Timmins, the team’s second-round pick in 2017, could help the team down the stretch if he’s deemed ready.
Ted Wyman of the Winnipeg Sun looks back at the first half of the season now that the team hits their bye and All-Star week, suggesting that while many things have gone right for the Jets, perhaps the most disappointing part of the season has been the play of star forward Patrik Laine. The scribe writes that the third-year winger is having a miserable season despite having 25 goals at this point. Despite an 18-goal November, Laine has tallied just seven goals combined in the other three months and often looks like a rookie on the ice. Of course, he’s only 20 years old still, so patience is needed.
After struggling for much of the season and recently seeing his ice time dwindle, Tyson Jost is headed back to the AHL. The Colorado Avalanche today assigned Jost and Ryan Graves to the Colorado Eagles, giving them just 21 players on the roster.
Jost, 20, was the tenth overall pick in 2016 but has yet to really establish himself in the NHL. After a great freshmen season at the University of North Dakota, the offensive center signed his entry-level contract and made his debut down the stretch for the Avalanche. Last year he returned to the lineup full-time and recorded 22 points in 65 games, but has failed to really take a step forward in 2018-19. Jost hasn’t been asked to play center on a regular basis this season given his struggles in the faceoff circle, and it’s not clear exactly where he fits into the lineup in a perfect scenario.
That fit will have to be determined through his play in the minor leagues, as the young forward was clearly not progressing in the NHL. In 43 games he has just 15 points, despite being given ample opportunities on the powerplay for much of the year. Given that he does not penalty kill and is seeing fewer than ten minutes of even-strength ice time in recent weeks, playing in a top-six role for the Eagles is probably the best for his development. Jost can obviously be recalled at a moment’s notice given the proximity of the AHL team, and currently does not require waivers.
Graves meanwhile could be back up before the Avalanche hit the ice on Saturday against the Los Angeles Kings, but he too had been used extremely sparingly by head coach Jared Bednar during his time in the NHL. The 23-year old defenseman has logged fewer than 12 minutes of ice time in each of his eight appearances, though he does have two goals already to show for his short NHL career.
Poll: Should Colorado Move Semyon Varlamov?
The Colorado Avalanche returned third-string goalie Pavel Francouz to the AHL today. Yet, at this point in their season, it is fair to ask whether that move actually makes the team better. The Avs finally snapped a six-game win-less streak on Friday night against the New York Rangers and have fallen out of the once-competitive Central Division race over the past month. Colorado’s struggles are not singular in nature – a lack of secondary scoring and a struggling penalty kill have played a part – but poor performance in net has been the most pressing issue facing the team. After a hot start to the season, Semyon Varlamov has regressed to a .912 save percentage and 2.80 GAA and has missed the team’s past two games with a lower-body injury. Off-season acquisition Philipp Grubauer has yet to settle in with Colorado, holding a career-worst .902 save percentage and 3.13 GAA thus far.
Considering that Varlamov’s play is not currently winning games for the Avalanche, the team could opt to move on from the veteran keeper. Despite Varlamov’s recent slump, the impending unrestricted free agent would still be a valued name on the trade market as the NHL Trade Deadline grows closer. Several teams will be looking for a rental for the stretch run and postseason and Varlamov could potentially be the closest thing to a bona fide starter that could hit the market. Why then would the playoff-bound Avalanche want to move Varlamov if he’s still a top NHL option? The return would be substantial and could – either directly or by flipping part of the return – result in Colorado adding the forward depth they so desperately need. It was recently reported that the Avs are hesitant to move their top prospects and young roster players for help, which could force them to move an established veteran like Varlamov.
The Avalanche could benefit from some addition by subtraction when it comes to Varlamov as well. The aforementioned Francouz, in his first season in North America after an illustrious European career, has made the transition look easy this season. Recently named an AHL All-Star, Francouz, 28, has a .919 save percentage and 2.65 GAA through 23 games with the Colorado Eagles. Perhaps more impressively, Francouz has made two NHL relief appearances and has saved 33 of the 35 shots that he faced (.943 SV%). The Denver Post’s Sean Keeler writes that head coach Jared Bednar considered making Francouz the starter over Grubauer last night and opined that the current third-string could be the X-factor for the Avs this season. Francouz is also an impending UFA and the team should take a longer look at him this season to determine if he could be a long-term option alongside Gruabauer. An extended stay in Denver this season would certainly help convince Francouz to stick around as well.
Of course, if the Avalanche were to trade Varlamov this season, it would very likely hurt their chances at a Stanley Cup title. Despite his struggles, Varlamov has outplayed Grubauer and has years of success to fall back on, as opposed to his young backup and Francouz, an unproven import. Colorado would likely have to turn around and add another option in net if they were to trade Varlamov. However, given that the Avs face a probable playoff route through the Nashville Predators and Winnipeg Jets this season, it could be that they favor improving the team for the future rather than clinging to slim title chances. The team could also feel that addressing their needs at forward is a priority compared to maintaining depth in net.
What do you think? Should the Avalanche change things up by trading Varlamov for young pieces or forward help and hand the reins to Grubauer and Francouz? Or should they hold on to their established starter in hopes that it is their best chance at a Cup run this season?
The Colorado Avalanche announced they have recalled goaltender Pavel Francouz from the Colorado Eagles of the AHL. Head coach Jared Bednar said that Semyon Varlamov was a little banged up and Francouz was recalled as a precaution. The 28-year-old was up earlier this month and was impressive in a relief stint on Dec. 22 when he saved 21 of 22 shots against Arizona in 29 minutes of work. Francouz, who signed as a free agent with Colorado in the offseason out of the KHL has performed well in the AHL as well, posting a 13-7-1 record and a .919 save percentage. With Varlamov expected to hit free agency at the end of the season, Francouz could be a strong candidate to fill the backup role next season.
The Carolina Hurricanes have assigned forward Janne Kuokkanen to the Charlotte Checkers of the AHL, according to CapFriendly. The 20-year-old prospect has had trouble finding a positive role with the Hurricanes, despite being dominant in the AHL. Kuokkanen has yet to score in seven games and has seen his playing time dwindle to under 10 minutes in the past three games. He will return to Charlotte where he has already equaled his goal output from last year and can continue working on his game. The team followed that up announcing the promotion of Saku Maenalanen from Charlotte to fill Kuokkanen’s shoes. Maenalanen has appeared in just one game for the Hurricanes, but has scored seven goals and 14 points in 31 games for the Checkers.
While it’s already been reported that the Chicago Blackhawks’ recent trade acquisition Jason Garrison cleared waivers earlier today, NBC Sports Charlie Roumeliotis reports that Blackhawks’ general manager Stan Bowman said Garrison will be assigned to the Rockford Ice Hogs of the AHL. Garrison, picked up in Sunday’s trade with Drake Caggulia for Brandon Manning, has played in 17 games with the Oilers this year. He did play 58 games with the Chicago Wolves last season when playing for the Vegas franchise.
After two years in the Swiss League, former NHLer Bobby Sanguinetti has returned to North America, as the Charlotte Checkers of the AHL announced they have signed the 30-year-old veteran to an AHL deal. The defenseman, who played 45 games with the New York Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes, played with the Checkers for three years before spending the last two years in Switzerland. Sanguinetti, a former first-round pick in 2006, will hope to resurrect his career there.
The Nashville Predators announced they have assigned Nicholas Baptiste to the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL. The team recalled him Monday to serve as an emergency player for their game against Washington, but now have returned the 23-year-old without getting him into a game. Baptiste has played 34 games for Milwaukee and has six goals and 14 points.
The Minnesota Wild have recalled defenseman Ryan Murphy from AHL Iowa per a team release. This will be the 25-year-old’s first stint in the NHL this season but he has 172 games of NHL experience between Carolina and Minnesota over the past six seasons. Murphy has played in 27 games in the minors this season with three goals and 10 assists.
The Colorado Avalanche went out of its way to bring in goaltender Philipp Grubauer via trade during the offseason to be their heir apparent in goal, but with Semyon Varlamov playing well throughout this season, Grubauer hasn’t had much of a chance to claim that role. However, that might be changing.
With the team having lost five of their last seven games and Varlamov struggling, the team got a brilliant performance from Grubauer on Tuesday as he saved 35 shots in a 2-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens. After that performance, The Athletic’s Ryan S. Clark (subscription required) wonders if this is the turning point where Grubauer takes over as the team’s No. 1 goaltender. With Varlamov slated to hit unrestricted free agency this summer, the team needs for Grubauer to take that next step and that looks to be the case. In the last six starts (not including Friday’s 2-1 loss to Chicago), the 27-year-old is 5-0-1 with a 2.29 GAA and a .936 save percentage.
“(Grubauer) gives us a chance. He gives us a real good chance,” head coach Jared Bednar said. “He keeps it at 1-0 and guys are saying the right things on the bench. … I just felt like he looked really solid in the net. Like he was in control tonight. I haven’t felt that way about our goaltending for the last little bit and that’s what we need.
The Athletic’s Scott Powers (subscription required) writes that when winger Brendan Perlini was traded from the Arizona Coyotes to Chicago Blackhawks, he had high hopes that a change of scenery would jumpstart his career as he has struggled to put up points. However, while the Blackhawks liked what they have seen from center Dylan Strome, Perlini quickly found himself on the team’s fourth line and even found himself a healthy scratch early on. “To be honest, you never like to sit, but it’s good because I can watch the game and say, OK, here’s certain spots where maybe I can get the puck or things like that or realize watching I can settle down there, there’s a lot more time than I actually think. Like I said, you never like watching, but you can take good things from it. I think I’ve done that and just try to build off it and learn every day.” Perlini since then has looked much more comfortable and has picked up a couple of goals in the past four games. The hope is he continues to make adjustments in Chicago’s lineup.
Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun writes that with the impressive play shown by Winnipeg Jets’ goaltender Laurent Brossoit can be attributed back to last year when the back-up lost his job in Edmonton to Al Montoya and he found himself in the AHL for the remainder of the season. That experience made him work harder to get back to the NHL. “Now I’m more aware of who I am as a goalie and as a professional, if that makes any sense,” said Brossoit. “It was unfortunate I had to go through those growing pains during my biggest opportunity with that club. I wouldn’t say that I performed at the level I normally do.” Brossoit was offered to return to Edmonton, but instead opted to start fresh in Winnipeg.
The NHL has issued a $2,000 fine to Colorado Avalanche forward Mikko Rantanen, citing two instances in which he broke Rule 64 for Diving/Embellishment this season. Fines will increase for Rantanen for any subsequent instances, and eventually include financial punishment to head coach Jared Bednar as well. The first incident, which garnered just a warning, was on October 16th against the New York Rangers, while the latest was during a November 14th game against the Boston Bruins.
Rantanen has been one of the league’s brightest stars this season and still leads the entire NHL in scoring with 32 points. His play alongside Nathan MacKinnon has been a revelation, and has the Avalanche poised to become one of the league’s most dangerous offensive teams. Unfortunately with this history, he’ll now be watched even more closely by the officials and may not get the benefit of the doubt on close calls. He also could very well draw the ire of his coaching staff if he causes them to be fined, or costs his team with an ill-timed penalty.
With a dominant top line that includes Nathan MacKinnon, Gabriel Landeskog and Mikko Rantanen, the Colorado Avalanche can’t be happier as they have combined for 75 points so far this season. However, the biggest concern for the team has been their secondary scoring, which most recently seems to have improved when the team re-inserted center Tyson Jost together with wingers Alex Kerfoot and Colin Wilson, according to Kyle Newman of the Denver Post.
Jost had spent some time with that line earlier this year, but between a demotion to the team’s fourth line and an injury that kept him out for four games, Jost finally got a chance to center the two wingers and has made the most of his opportunity with a pair of goals in the past week as well as improved play from both Wilson and Kerfoot.

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the eastern playoff race has been decided. the carolina hurricanes have drawn the first wildcard spot and will face the metropolitan division-leading washington capitals in the first round of the playoffs. the new york islanders will be the second seed in the metro and will have to square off against the pittsburgh penguins. in the atlantic division, the columbus blue jackets end up with a tough match-up as they will face the tampa bay lightning, while the boston bruins and toronto maple leafs will meet once again, as everyone has known about for quite some time. the final results of the night will determine how the western conference shakes out.
the colorado avalanche’s mikko rantanen was spotted on the ice saturday in san jose wearing a non-contact jersey, according to the athletic’s ryan s. clark. the injured forward, who hasn’t seen action since march 21st with an undisclosed injury, traveled with the team but will sit out once again. while that doesn’t sound like great news, considering the playoffs are right around the corner it is better to have him skating than not. if colorado has any chance of advancing out of the first round, they will need their young scorer. the 22-year-old will have played eight less games than last year, but has a career high 31 goals and 87 points in his sophomore season. avalanche head coach jared bednar said later today that he is hopeful that rantanen will be available for the playoffs, according to bsn’s adrian dater.
speaking of injuries, the pittsburgh penguins got some good news as defenseman brian dumoulin skated on his own after missing the past three games with a lower-body injury, according to jason mackey of the pittsburgh post-gazette. dumoulin, who normally skates alongside kris letang, would make a big impact on a lineup that is preparing for the playoffs and could use the player tied for fifth in the nhl with a +31 rating. “the fact that dumo is on the ice is really encouraging from our standpoint,” penguins coach mike sullivan said. he added that the injury isn’t considered major and doumolin remains day-to-day.
the st. louis blues expect to get back defenseman colton parayko, who has sat out the past two games with an undisclosed injury. the 25-year-old defender is expected to play in the playoffs, according to the st. louis post-dispatch’s jim thomas. thomas added that tyler bozak was just held out for precautionary reasons saturday after he was in a car accident getting to the game. the veteran center was rear-ended, but wasn’t seriously hurt. he too is expected back for the playoff opener.
as the blackhawks pass through another disappointing season, the team must continue to focus on development. the team has a nice group of prospects coming up the pipeline, but there are many that are starting to worry about whether the blackhawks are doing the right thing with defenseman henri jokiharju, their 2017 first-rounder.
the blackhawks, not known for developing defensemen recently, loaned jokiharju out to finland for the world junior championships, against the youngster’s wishes even though they eventually won the gold medal. since his return, the team has changed course in his development, moving him over to the left side, his off-side which will help make room next season for right-hand shot adam boqvist, and has had his ice-time cut, according to the athletic’s scott powers (subscription required). he even was a healthy scratch recently.
head coach jeremy colliton said the changes are being made to make sure the youngster won’t burn out like many rookies do during their first season.
the colorado avalanche suffered a key loss saturday as the team will be without defenseman erik johnson, who suffered a concussion during their game against los angeles. the veteran defenseman is expected to be out for the next two games and head coach jared bednar hopes he’ll be back after the all-star break, according to the athletic’s ryan s. clark. the defensive-minded blueliner averages 21:42 of atoi and is a key figure on the team’s defense.
the avalanche also had good news in practice as defensive prospect conor timmins, who has missed all of the 2018-19 season so far with a concussion, practiced today with the team even if it was in a non-contact jersey, according to bsn’s aj haefele. bednar said after the practice that timmins will begin ramping up activities over the next couple of weeks and they will see if he’s ready to go when the team returns after the all-star break. timmins, the team’s second-round pick in 2017, could help the team down the stretch if he’s deemed ready.
ted wyman of the winnipeg sun looks back at the first half of the season now that the team hits their bye and all-star week, suggesting that while many things have gone right for the jets, perhaps the most disappointing part of the season has been the play of star forward patrik laine. the scribe writes that the third-year winger is having a miserable season despite having 25 goals at this point. despite an 18-goal november, laine has tallied just seven goals combined in the other three months and often looks like a rookie on the ice. of course, he’s only 20 years old still, so patience is needed.
after struggling for much of the season and recently seeing his ice time dwindle, tyson jost is headed back to the ahl. the colorado avalanche today assigned jost and ryan graves to the colorado eagles, giving them just 21 players on the roster.
jost, 20, was the tenth overall pick in 2016 but has yet to really establish himself in the nhl. after a great freshmen season at the university of north dakota, the offensive center signed his entry-level contract and made his debut down the stretch for the avalanche. last year he returned to the lineup full-time and recorded 22 points in 65 games, but has failed to really take a step forward in 2018-19. jost hasn’t been asked to play center on a regular basis this season given his struggles in the faceoff circle, and it’s not clear exactly where he fits into the lineup in a perfect scenario.
that fit will have to be determined through his play in the minor leagues, as the young forward was clearly not progressing in the nhl. in 43 games he has just 15 points, despite being given ample opportunities on the powerplay for much of the year. given that he does not penalty kill and is seeing fewer than ten minutes of even-strength ice time in recent weeks, playing in a top-six role for the eagles is probably the best for his development. jost can obviously be recalled at a moment’s notice given the proximity of the ahl team, and currently does not require waivers.
graves meanwhile could be back up before the avalanche hit the ice on saturday against the los angeles kings, but he too had been used extremely sparingly by head coach jared bednar during his time in the nhl. the 23-year old defenseman has logged fewer than 12 minutes of ice time in each of his eight appearances, though he does have two goals already to show for his short nhl career.
poll: should colorado move semyon varlamov?
the colorado avalanche returned third-string goalie pavel francouz to the ahl today. yet, at this point in their season, it is fair to ask whether that move actually makes the team better. the avs finally snapped a six-game win-less streak on friday night against the new york rangers and have fallen out of the once-competitive central division race over the past month. colorado’s struggles are not singular in nature – a lack of secondary scoring and a struggling penalty kill have played a part – but poor performance in net has been the most pressing issue facing the team. after a hot start to the season, semyon varlamov has regressed to a .912 save percentage and 2.80 gaa and has missed the team’s past two games with a lower-body injury. off-season acquisition philipp grubauer has yet to settle in with colorado, holding a career-worst .902 save percentage and 3.13 gaa thus far.
considering that varlamov’s play is not currently winning games for the avalanche, the team could opt to move on from the veteran keeper. despite varlamov’s recent slump, the impending unrestricted free agent would still be a valued name on the trade market as the nhl trade deadline grows closer. several teams will be looking for a rental for the stretch run and postseason and varlamov could potentially be the closest thing to a bona fide starter that could hit the market. why then would the playoff-bound avalanche want to move varlamov if he’s still a top nhl option? the return would be substantial and could – either directly or by flipping part of the return – result in colorado adding the forward depth they so desperately need. it was recently reported that the avs are hesitant to move their top prospects and young roster players for help, which could force them to move an established veteran like varlamov.
the avalanche could benefit from some addition by subtraction when it comes to varlamov as well. the aforementioned francouz, in his first season in north america after an illustrious european career, has made the transition look easy this season. recently named an ahl all-star, francouz, 28, has a .919 save percentage and 2.65 gaa through 23 games with the colorado eagles. perhaps more impressively, francouz has made two nhl relief appearances and has saved 33 of the 35 shots that he faced (.943 sv%). the denver post’s sean keeler writes that head coach jared bednar considered making francouz the starter over grubauer last night and opined that the current third-string could be the x-factor for the avs this season. francouz is also an impending ufa and the team should take a longer look at him this season to determine if he could be a long-term option alongside gruabauer. an extended stay in denver this season would certainly help convince francouz to stick around as well.
of course, if the avalanche were to trade varlamov this season, it would very likely hurt their chances at a stanley cup title. despite his struggles, varlamov has outplayed grubauer and has years of success to fall back on, as opposed to his young backup and francouz, an unproven import. colorado would likely have to turn around and add another option in net if they were to trade varlamov. however, given that the avs face a probable playoff route through the nashville predators and winnipeg jets this season, it could be that they favor improving the team for the future rather than clinging to slim title chances. the team could also feel that addressing their needs at forward is a priority compared to maintaining depth in net.
what do you think? should the avalanche change things up by trading varlamov for young pieces or forward help and hand the reins to grubauer and francouz? or should they hold on to their established starter in hopes that it is their best chance at a cup run this season?
the colorado avalanche announced they have recalled goaltender pavel francouz from the colorado eagles of the ahl. head coach jared bednar said that semyon varlamov was a little banged up and francouz was recalled as a precaution. the 28-year-old was up earlier this month and was impressive in a relief stint on dec. 22 when he saved 21 of 22 shots against arizona in 29 minutes of work. francouz, who signed as a free agent with colorado in the offseason out of the khl has performed well in the ahl as well, posting a 13-7-1 record and a .919 save percentage. with varlamov expected to hit free agency at the end of the season, francouz could be a strong candidate to fill the backup role next season.
the carolina hurricanes have assigned forward janne kuokkanen to the charlotte checkers of the ahl, according to capfriendly. the 20-year-old prospect has had trouble finding a positive role with the hurricanes, despite being dominant in the ahl. kuokkanen has yet to score in seven games and has seen his playing time dwindle to under 10 minutes in the past three games. he will return to charlotte where he has already equaled his goal output from last year and can continue working on his game. the team followed that up announcing the promotion of saku maenalanen from charlotte to fill kuokkanen’s shoes. maenalanen has appeared in just one game for the hurricanes, but has scored seven goals and 14 points in 31 games for the checkers.
while it’s already been reported that the chicago blackhawks’ recent trade acquisition jason garrison cleared waivers earlier today, nbc sports charlie roumeliotis reports that blackhawks’ general manager stan bowman said garrison will be assigned to the rockford ice hogs of the ahl. garrison, picked up in sunday’s trade with drake caggulia for brandon manning, has played in 17 games with the oilers this year. he did play 58 games with the chicago wolves last season when playing for the vegas franchise.
after two years in the swiss league, former nhler bobby sanguinetti has returned to north america, as the charlotte checkers of the ahl announced they have signed the 30-year-old veteran to an ahl deal. the defenseman, who played 45 games with the new york rangers and carolina hurricanes, played with the checkers for three years before spending the last two years in switzerland. sanguinetti, a former first-round pick in 2006, will hope to resurrect his career there.
the nashville predators announced they have assigned nicholas baptiste to the milwaukee admirals of the ahl. the team recalled him monday to serve as an emergency player for their game against washington, but now have returned the 23-year-old without getting him into a game. baptiste has played 34 games for milwaukee and has six goals and 14 points.
the minnesota wild have recalled defenseman ryan murphy from ahl iowa per a team release. this will be the 25-year-old’s first stint in the nhl this season but he has 172 games of nhl experience between carolina and minnesota over the past six seasons. murphy has played in 27 games in the minors this season with three goals and 10 assists.
the colorado avalanche went out of its way to bring in goaltender philipp grubauer via trade during the offseason to be their heir apparent in goal, but with semyon varlamov playing well throughout this season, grubauer hasn’t had much of a chance to claim that role. however, that might be changing.
with the team having lost five of their last seven games and varlamov struggling, the team got a brilliant performance from grubauer on tuesday as he saved 35 shots in a 2-1 win over the montreal canadiens. after that performance, the athletic’s ryan s. clark (subscription required) wonders if this is the turning point where grubauer takes over as the team’s no. 1 goaltender. with varlamov slated to hit unrestricted free agency this summer, the team needs for grubauer to take that next step and that looks to be the case. in the last six starts (not including friday’s 2-1 loss to chicago), the 27-year-old is 5-0-1 with a 2.29 gaa and a .936 save percentage.
“(grubauer) gives us a chance. he gives us a real good chance,” head coach jared bednar said. “he keeps it at 1-0 and guys are saying the right things on the bench. … i just felt like he looked really solid in the net. like he was in control tonight. i haven’t felt that way about our goaltending for the last little bit and that’s what we need.
the athletic’s scott powers (subscription required) writes that when winger brendan perlini was traded from the arizona coyotes to chicago blackhawks, he had high hopes that a change of scenery would jumpstart his career as he has struggled to put up points. however, while the blackhawks liked what they have seen from center dylan strome, perlini quickly found himself on the team’s fourth line and even found himself a healthy scratch early on. “to be honest, you never like to sit, but it’s good because i can watch the game and say, ok, here’s certain spots where maybe i can get the puck or things like that or realize watching i can settle down there, there’s a lot more time than i actually think. like i said, you never like watching, but you can take good things from it. i think i’ve done that and just try to build off it and learn every day.” perlini since then has looked much more comfortable and has picked up a couple of goals in the past four games. the hope is he continues to make adjustments in chicago’s lineup.
ken wiebe of the winnipeg sun writes that with the impressive play shown by winnipeg jets’ goaltender laurent brossoit can be attributed back to last year when the back-up lost his job in edmonton to al montoya and he found himself in the ahl for the remainder of the season. that experience made him work harder to get back to the nhl. “now i’m more aware of who i am as a goalie and as a professional, if that makes any sense,” said brossoit. “it was unfortunate i had to go through those growing pains during my biggest opportunity with that club. i wouldn’t say that i performed at the level i normally do.” brossoit was offered to return to edmonton, but instead opted to start fresh in winnipeg.
the nhl has issued a $2,000 fine to colorado avalanche forward mikko rantanen, citing two instances in which he broke rule 64 for diving/embellishment this season. fines will increase for rantanen for any subsequent instances, and eventually include financial punishment to head coach jared bednar as well. the first incident, which garnered just a warning, was on october 16th against the new york rangers, while the latest was during a november 14th game against the boston bruins.
rantanen has been one of the league’s brightest stars this season and still leads the entire nhl in scoring with 32 points. his play alongside nathan mackinnon has been a revelation, and has the avalanche poised to become one of the league’s most dangerous offensive teams. unfortunately with this history, he’ll now be watched even more closely by the officials and may not get the benefit of the doubt on close calls. he also could very well draw the ire of his coaching staff if he causes them to be fined, or costs his team with an ill-timed penalty.
with a dominant top line that includes nathan mackinnon, gabriel landeskog and mikko rantanen, the colorado avalanche can’t be happier as they have combined for 75 points so far this season. however, the biggest concern for the team has been their secondary scoring, which most recently seems to have improved when the team re-inserted center tyson jost together with wingers alex kerfoot and colin wilson, according to kyle newman of the denver post.
jost had spent some time with that line earlier this year, but between a demotion to the team’s fourth line and an injury that kept him out for four games, jost finally got a chance to center the two wingers and has made the most of his opportunity with a pair of goals in the past week as well as improved play from both wilson and kerfoot.


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A special indicator instead of aquarium water permits direct measurement of the CO2 level in mg/L.
20-25 mg/L CO2 is ideal.
Replace the indicator only 3-4 weeks = lasts a total of 9-12 months. Indicates the pH value (6.4 - 7.8) in addition to the CO2 level.

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a special indicator instead of aquarium water permits direct measurement of the co2 level in mg/l.
20-25 mg/l co2 is ideal.
replace the indicator only 3-4 weeks = lasts a total of 9-12 months. indicates the ph value (6.4 - 7.8) in addition to the co2 level.


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Justice studies is an interdisciplinary area that blends topics from humanities departments (e.g., philosophy), social science departments (e.g., psychology, sociology, women’s studies), departments that include both humanities and social science faculty (e.g., history, political science), and professionally-oriented departments (education, family studies, social work). Some of the topics studied include courts, family violence, rights, substance abuse, juvenile justice, school law, children as witnesses, hate crimes, and community policing. The goal is to produce graduates who have a higher level of knowledge about law and justice in American society and in the world so that they will mature into more knowledgeable and effective citizens.
The program offers a dual major and a minor in Justice Studies and an interdisciplinary minor in forensics.

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justice studies is an interdisciplinary area that blends topics from humanities departments (e.g., philosophy), social science departments (e.g., psychology, sociology, women’s studies), departments that include both humanities and social science faculty (e.g., history, political science), and professionally-oriented departments (education, family studies, social work). some of the topics studied include courts, family violence, rights, substance abuse, juvenile justice, school law, children as witnesses, hate crimes, and community policing. the goal is to produce graduates who have a higher level of knowledge about law and justice in american society and in the world so that they will mature into more knowledgeable and effective citizens.
the program offers a dual major and a minor in justice studies and an interdisciplinary minor in forensics.


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Considering last fall’s wet weather and the soggy fields this spring, farmers wonder about using inoculants on soybean seed in 2010. Should you use a rhizobium inoculant? Or, is there enough of the nitrogen-fixing bacteria, Bradyrhizobia japonicum, remaining in the soil?
True, rhizobial bacteria don’t survive wet conditions very well. But whether it will pay to use an inoculant depends largely on whether soybeans were grown in the field sometime during the last five years or if the field has been flooded for more than a week, says Aaron Saeugling, Iowa State University Extension field agronomist in southwest Iowa.
The presence of rhizobia in the soil is necessary for a legume such as soybeans to be able to convert nitrogen from the atmosphere into a form usable by the plant, he says. This process, nitrogen fixation, is critical for producing high soybean yields. For nitrogen fixation to occur, the nitrogen-fixing bacteria need to be readily available in the soil or must be applied to the seed.
When soybean seed germinates, the rhizobia bacteria invade the root hairs of the seedling and begin to multiply. Nodules, the structures that house the bacteria, form on the roots. Under field conditions, nodule formation can be seen shortly after emergence, but active nodule fixation of N from the air doesn’t begin until about the V2 to V3 growth stage of beans. After that point, the number of nodules formed and amount of nitrogen fixed increase with time until about midway between the R5 and R6 growth stages; then N fixation decreases sharply.
Applying nitrogen fertilizer for soybeans isn’t recommended because it typically doesn’t increase bean yields in Iowa production systems. The total number of nodules that form decreases with increasing amounts of applied N.
Today, most fields in the Midwest have had soybeans grown on them in the crop rotation, likely increasing population density of Bradyrhizobia bacteria in the soil, notes Saeugling. Improved inoculant technology, coupled with higher commodity prices, ease of application and relatively low-cost inoculant products, have many growers reconsidering the use of inoculants.
Since 2003, ISU agronomists have conducted trials each year to assess new inoculants on the market. Overall, the ISU studies haven’t shown a consistent yield response to use of soybean inoculants in fields in Iowa with a history of having soybeans grown on them.
Current recommendations for Iowa are to inoculate the seed if a field has never been planted to soybeans, or if beans haven’t been grown in the field for the past three to five years. Other situations where it’s recommended to inoculate are if soil pH is below 6.0, or if a field has sandy soil, or if a field has been flooded for more than a week, creating anaerobic conditions.
Rising cost of production and volatile commodity prices are driving the need for soybean growers to improve profits. But the use of inoculants to increase yield may not be the answer, especially if beans have been grown in the field recently. In fact, using inoculants on soybeans without an active on-farm testing program could be costing you money. But if a field hasn’t produced soybeans in the past three to five years or has never produced soybeans, an inoculant is needed for nitrogen fixation to occur.

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considering last fall’s wet weather and the soggy fields this spring, farmers wonder about using inoculants on soybean seed in 2010. should you use a rhizobium inoculant? or, is there enough of the nitrogen-fixing bacteria, bradyrhizobia japonicum, remaining in the soil?
true, rhizobial bacteria don’t survive wet conditions very well. but whether it will pay to use an inoculant depends largely on whether soybeans were grown in the field sometime during the last five years or if the field has been flooded for more than a week, says aaron saeugling, iowa state university extension field agronomist in southwest iowa.
the presence of rhizobia in the soil is necessary for a legume such as soybeans to be able to convert nitrogen from the atmosphere into a form usable by the plant, he says. this process, nitrogen fixation, is critical for producing high soybean yields. for nitrogen fixation to occur, the nitrogen-fixing bacteria need to be readily available in the soil or must be applied to the seed.
when soybean seed germinates, the rhizobia bacteria invade the root hairs of the seedling and begin to multiply. nodules, the structures that house the bacteria, form on the roots. under field conditions, nodule formation can be seen shortly after emergence, but active nodule fixation of n from the air doesn’t begin until about the v2 to v3 growth stage of beans. after that point, the number of nodules formed and amount of nitrogen fixed increase with time until about midway between the r5 and r6 growth stages; then n fixation decreases sharply.
applying nitrogen fertilizer for soybeans isn’t recommended because it typically doesn’t increase bean yields in iowa production systems. the total number of nodules that form decreases with increasing amounts of applied n.
today, most fields in the midwest have had soybeans grown on them in the crop rotation, likely increasing population density of bradyrhizobia bacteria in the soil, notes saeugling. improved inoculant technology, coupled with higher commodity prices, ease of application and relatively low-cost inoculant products, have many growers reconsidering the use of inoculants.
since 2003, isu agronomists have conducted trials each year to assess new inoculants on the market. overall, the isu studies haven’t shown a consistent yield response to use of soybean inoculants in fields in iowa with a history of having soybeans grown on them.
current recommendations for iowa are to inoculate the seed if a field has never been planted to soybeans, or if beans haven’t been grown in the field for the past three to five years. other situations where it’s recommended to inoculate are if soil ph is below 6.0, or if a field has sandy soil, or if a field has been flooded for more than a week, creating anaerobic conditions.
rising cost of production and volatile commodity prices are driving the need for soybean growers to improve profits. but the use of inoculants to increase yield may not be the answer, especially if beans have been grown in the field recently. in fact, using inoculants on soybeans without an active on-farm testing program could be costing you money. but if a field hasn’t produced soybeans in the past three to five years or has never produced soybeans, an inoculant is needed for nitrogen fixation to occur.


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BELIEVE IT OR NOT... WE WORK FOR THE CITY -- ERASING GRAFFITIS.
We are a company created by Professional Tour Guide/ Sommelier/Graff Artist/ Local Tattooed Street Thug* Al Ramirez, founder of Al Ramirez Wine Tours / Valparaiso Wine Tours, who arrived back to Valpo from NYC in '06.
VSA tours was co-founded by Jekse and Cines, a couple of local graffiti artists who are doing some great things lately, helping Valparaiso become one of South America's most painted town... the guys can't stop painting! they go by "La UKD Crew"; they been painting graffiti and tagging South America since they can remember. Why? ask them when you meet them!
Our guides are "Perf" Amboy Chris, Seba, Diego "Pes", all experts in local graffiti and street art. They're in charge of making sure you have a great experience.
Al Ramirez AKA "MR. Al RAMIREZ" at Work!
He also paints (not great, but don't tell him that).
He likes to walk around like he's the boss because he "created the Idea", "The first ever Street Art Tour Guide in Chile", and "everyone copies him"... but no one here is trying to hear it.
If he gives you a tour, act like you liked it (nod and chuckle, while looking away)... then come back and take a real tour with the other guides.
A comedian once said "this world we live in is unbelieveable! I went in to rob a liquor store and when I came out someone had stolen my car!"
That car thief could very well be Jake1 (see the pic/evidence above).
He's the type of person who would boil a Frappucino/Iced Coffee just to rebel against the system.
We've seen him go into a vegan restaurant, and ask for a lamb chop. Come on, Joaquin. This needs to stop.
This is El Seba or Sebastian. Just look at the picture and the bio will speak for itself.
He is the one who gets yelled at the most at the office, and asks waaaay too many questions. We dislike him. Very much.
He's the type of person who will be telling a story, such as, "So, I told the stupid police officer not to dare talk to me like that", and the police officer will be standing behind him without him knowing it. Then he'll spend the night in jail, and come out the next morning only to pee in the street and get thrown back in within minutes.
Eddie is a comic book nerd, and a lover of Japanese culture. He is also a graff writer who goes under the name Rone, which comes from "Ronin" -- we looked up the word and it means Wanderer... and that's exactly where his mind is, wandering away from this planet. Don't be surprised if he starts talking about R2 D2 on the tour. Nerd.
"UnKolorDistinto" as they are known around the globe, are a couple that paint together (all day, every day).
- No, they are not siamese twins.
- If you sit and listen to one of their mixtapes, you'll most likely fall asleep.
- They work as workshop tour instructors here and there.
El Pollo is our Hype Man. He's in charge of putting our flyers in your hotel or hostel or B&B, etc.
El Pollo is a specialist.
At the tender age of 36 (He looks young because he eats tons of garlic), El Pollo sold his entire school raffle tickets, and he won all of the prizes!
We'll keep him around for a long time.
Unknown Real Name AKA "Mr. Molly & Sally"
Mr. M&S is a criminal... a thug who mugged one of our guides, and now works for us (Yes, he mugged a job from someone).
He doesn't speak english, but he understands it from his travels through Ritoque, where everyone says "Sorry, Hermano" instead of "Disculpa, Bro" or "Esto es super cool" instad of "oh que piola la wax"... so when we tried to talk smack about him he understood us, and mugged us all.
Anyway, now he's our guide in Spanish. Does the tours on Saturday, and when he feels like it on Sunday. He always shows up late or last minute.
THANK YOU. You all make this possible.

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believe it or not... we work for the city -- erasing graffitis.
we are a company created by professional tour guide/ sommelier/graff artist/ local tattooed street thug* al ramirez, founder of al ramirez wine tours / valparaiso wine tours, who arrived back to valpo from nyc in '06.
vsa tours was co-founded by jekse and cines, a couple of local graffiti artists who are doing some great things lately, helping valparaiso become one of south america's most painted town... the guys can't stop painting! they go by "la ukd crew"; they been painting graffiti and tagging south america since they can remember. why? ask them when you meet them!
our guides are "perf" amboy chris, seba, diego "pes", all experts in local graffiti and street art. they're in charge of making sure you have a great experience.
al ramirez aka "mr. al ramirez" at work!
he also paints (not great, but don't tell him that).
he likes to walk around like he's the boss because he "created the idea", "the first ever street art tour guide in chile", and "everyone copies him"... but no one here is trying to hear it.
if he gives you a tour, act like you liked it (nod and chuckle, while looking away)... then come back and take a real tour with the other guides.
a comedian once said "this world we live in is unbelieveable! i went in to rob a liquor store and when i came out someone had stolen my car!"
that car thief could very well be jake1 (see the pic/evidence above).
he's the type of person who would boil a frappucino/iced coffee just to rebel against the system.
we've seen him go into a vegan restaurant, and ask for a lamb chop. come on, joaquin. this needs to stop.
this is el seba or sebastian. just look at the picture and the bio will speak for itself.
he is the one who gets yelled at the most at the office, and asks waaaay too many questions. we dislike him. very much.
he's the type of person who will be telling a story, such as, "so, i told the stupid police officer not to dare talk to me like that", and the police officer will be standing behind him without him knowing it. then he'll spend the night in jail, and come out the next morning only to pee in the street and get thrown back in within minutes.
eddie is a comic book nerd, and a lover of japanese culture. he is also a graff writer who goes under the name rone, which comes from "ronin" -- we looked up the word and it means wanderer... and that's exactly where his mind is, wandering away from this planet. don't be surprised if he starts talking about r2 d2 on the tour. nerd.
"unkolordistinto" as they are known around the globe, are a couple that paint together (all day, every day).
- no, they are not siamese twins.
- if you sit and listen to one of their mixtapes, you'll most likely fall asleep.
- they work as workshop tour instructors here and there.
el pollo is our hype man. he's in charge of putting our flyers in your hotel or hostel or b&b, etc.
el pollo is a specialist.
at the tender age of 36 (he looks young because he eats tons of garlic), el pollo sold his entire school raffle tickets, and he won all of the prizes!
we'll keep him around for a long time.
unknown real name aka "mr. molly & sally"
mr. m&s is a criminal... a thug who mugged one of our guides, and now works for us (yes, he mugged a job from someone).
he doesn't speak english, but he understands it from his travels through ritoque, where everyone says "sorry, hermano" instead of "disculpa, bro" or "esto es super cool" instad of "oh que piola la wax"... so when we tried to talk smack about him he understood us, and mugged us all.
anyway, now he's our guide in spanish. does the tours on saturday, and when he feels like it on sunday. he always shows up late or last minute.
thank you. you all make this possible.


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The Hawaii man who was fired after issuing the false ballistic missile alert in mid-January told reporters Friday that he was very upset over the incident but remained adamant that it appeared, at the time, to be a real-life attack.
The former state employee – a man in his 50s who asked to remain anonymous for his safety – said that he was “100 percent sure” that the drill on Jan. 13 was real, even though several other employees heard the word “exercise” repeated throughout the message, according to officials.
Once the man realized what had happened, he said he felt like he’d sustained a “body blow.” Since then, he’s reportedly been distressed to the point that he has had trouble eating and sleeping.
During a news conference on Tuesday, investigating officer Brig. Gen. Bruce Oliveira shared details of the state’s probe and said when the mistake was realized, the employee “froze” and “seemed confused.” Another employee had to resume his duties and send a correction message, Oliveira said.
The employee also reportedly had at least two previous incidents in which he mistook drills for real-world events, including for tsunami and fire warnings. But Oliveira said the employee was previously counseled and allowed to resume his duties.
Following the event, the employee was fired and Vern Miyagi, who oversaw the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, took responsibility and resigned.
Toby Clairmont, the agency’s executive officer, also resigned before disciplinary action could be taken, and authorities are in the process of suspending another worker without pay.
By 8:20 a.m., Hawaii EMA tweeted there was “NO missile threat” to the state, but failed to send a phone alert for another 38 minutes, causing mass panic among people who weren’t able to check social media.

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the hawaii man who was fired after issuing the false ballistic missile alert in mid-january told reporters friday that he was very upset over the incident but remained adamant that it appeared, at the time, to be a real-life attack.
the former state employee – a man in his 50s who asked to remain anonymous for his safety – said that he was “100 percent sure” that the drill on jan. 13 was real, even though several other employees heard the word “exercise” repeated throughout the message, according to officials.
once the man realized what had happened, he said he felt like he’d sustained a “body blow.” since then, he’s reportedly been distressed to the point that he has had trouble eating and sleeping.
during a news conference on tuesday, investigating officer brig. gen. bruce oliveira shared details of the state’s probe and said when the mistake was realized, the employee “froze” and “seemed confused.” another employee had to resume his duties and send a correction message, oliveira said.
the employee also reportedly had at least two previous incidents in which he mistook drills for real-world events, including for tsunami and fire warnings. but oliveira said the employee was previously counseled and allowed to resume his duties.
following the event, the employee was fired and vern miyagi, who oversaw the hawaii emergency management agency, took responsibility and resigned.
toby clairmont, the agency’s executive officer, also resigned before disciplinary action could be taken, and authorities are in the process of suspending another worker without pay.
by 8:20 a.m., hawaii ema tweeted there was “no missile threat” to the state, but failed to send a phone alert for another 38 minutes, causing mass panic among people who weren’t able to check social media.


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Shania Twain expected to break the charts with new album NOW!
Even after a 15-year hiatus, she’s still the one! Shania Twain is on pace to top the charts with her new album NOW. The 16-song LP was released on Sept. 29 and is set to shoot past Demi Lovato and Miley Cyrus to claim the number one spot on Billboard’s Top 200. The Timmins native hopped on Twitter on Wednesday to announce that her album is already platinum in Canada!
Shortly after the release of the lead single “Life’s About to Get Good,” it hit number one on the Billboard 200. Of course, fans were simply dying to see how their favourite country icon was doing, so the new single rocked its way to the top of Billboard + Twitter Trending 140, too! So far, the song’s video has over four million views on YouTube and the number continues to ride the wave of Now’s release.
The 52-year-old country star, still clad in her iconic leopard print, insists that Now is not a break up album but another coming-of-age collection of tunes bound to make listeners laugh, cry and rock out.
This is one country powerhouse that just doesn’t quit. Despite originally declaring her 2015 Rock This Country tour as her final encore, Shania is ready to hit the road again. “I look forward to everyone getting familiar with the album – and then getting out there and performing live!” she exclaimed to Hello!.
The Shania Now tour kicks off on May 3 in Tacoma, Washington, and will see the singer make stops in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Hamilton, Ottawa, London and Quebec City. Tickets to see the Canadian musician are on sale now.

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shania twain expected to break the charts with new album now!
even after a 15-year hiatus, she’s still the one! shania twain is on pace to top the charts with her new album now. the 16-song lp was released on sept. 29 and is set to shoot past demi lovato and miley cyrus to claim the number one spot on billboard’s top 200. the timmins native hopped on twitter on wednesday to announce that her album is already platinum in canada!
shortly after the release of the lead single “life’s about to get good,” it hit number one on the billboard 200. of course, fans were simply dying to see how their favourite country icon was doing, so the new single rocked its way to the top of billboard + twitter trending 140, too! so far, the song’s video has over four million views on youtube and the number continues to ride the wave of now’s release.
the 52-year-old country star, still clad in her iconic leopard print, insists that now is not a break up album but another coming-of-age collection of tunes bound to make listeners laugh, cry and rock out.
this is one country powerhouse that just doesn’t quit. despite originally declaring her 2015 rock this country tour as her final encore, shania is ready to hit the road again. “i look forward to everyone getting familiar with the album – and then getting out there and performing live!” she exclaimed to hello!.
the shania now tour kicks off on may 3 in tacoma, washington, and will see the singer make stops in vancouver, toronto, montreal, edmonton, winnipeg, saskatoon, hamilton, ottawa, london and quebec city. tickets to see the canadian musician are on sale now.


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George Wales visits The Good Earth Chinese Restaurant in Wandsworth Common.
Situated next to the picturesque expanse of Wandsworth Common, Bellevue Road is already well known to those of a foodie inclination, having been home to Michelin-starred French restaurant Chez Bruce for the best part of 20 years.
However, it would seem that Bruce Poole’s celebrated brasserie is not the only gastro-string to the area’s bow, with newcomer The Good Earth serving up excellent Chinese food just two minutes up the road.
A family-run establishment, it is the latest opening in a group of London-based eateries under the Good Earth banner, with another restaurant in Knightsbridge and a number of take-away outlets dotted around South West London. However, this is a significant cut above your average chain restaurant.
Having been seated in a sleek, modern dining room, all polished wood and crisp white tablecloths, we opted for two set dinners, assured by the helpful Maître D’ that the fixed price menu was made up of the restaurant’s finest dishes.
A selection of starters was dominated by a pair of eye-catching Dragon’s Whisker Prawns, succulent king prawns encased in a cocoon of fine shredded pastry. Another highlight was a portion of Honey-Glazed Ribs, a sticky treat, the meat falling pleasingly away from the bone.
Next up was that traditional takeaway staple, Aromatic Duck, served with the obligatory pancakes, hoisin sauce and spring onions. Done well, it’s a thing of beauty, and happily, The Good Earth does it very well indeed, the duck beautifully tender, its skin crisp and tacky. Delicious.
Finally, the mains. Chicken with Cashew nuts was another traditional dish done well, but Fillet of Beef in Claypot was the star performer, arriving still sizzling at the table, the flavour of the meat more than living up to the spectacle.
At just under £40 per person, without wine, this Chinese banquet comes in a shade more expensive than your typical neighbourhood restaurant, but given the quality (and quantity) of the food on offer, it’s well worth the extra outlay.
If you are looking for another reason to check out the area, visit The Ship pub in Wandsworth, which is ideal for summer drinks on the large terrace.

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george wales visits the good earth chinese restaurant in wandsworth common.
situated next to the picturesque expanse of wandsworth common, bellevue road is already well known to those of a foodie inclination, having been home to michelin-starred french restaurant chez bruce for the best part of 20 years.
however, it would seem that bruce poole’s celebrated brasserie is not the only gastro-string to the area’s bow, with newcomer the good earth serving up excellent chinese food just two minutes up the road.
a family-run establishment, it is the latest opening in a group of london-based eateries under the good earth banner, with another restaurant in knightsbridge and a number of take-away outlets dotted around south west london. however, this is a significant cut above your average chain restaurant.
having been seated in a sleek, modern dining room, all polished wood and crisp white tablecloths, we opted for two set dinners, assured by the helpful maître d’ that the fixed price menu was made up of the restaurant’s finest dishes.
a selection of starters was dominated by a pair of eye-catching dragon’s whisker prawns, succulent king prawns encased in a cocoon of fine shredded pastry. another highlight was a portion of honey-glazed ribs, a sticky treat, the meat falling pleasingly away from the bone.
next up was that traditional takeaway staple, aromatic duck, served with the obligatory pancakes, hoisin sauce and spring onions. done well, it’s a thing of beauty, and happily, the good earth does it very well indeed, the duck beautifully tender, its skin crisp and tacky. delicious.
finally, the mains. chicken with cashew nuts was another traditional dish done well, but fillet of beef in claypot was the star performer, arriving still sizzling at the table, the flavour of the meat more than living up to the spectacle.
at just under £40 per person, without wine, this chinese banquet comes in a shade more expensive than your typical neighbourhood restaurant, but given the quality (and quantity) of the food on offer, it’s well worth the extra outlay.
if you are looking for another reason to check out the area, visit the ship pub in wandsworth, which is ideal for summer drinks on the large terrace.


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Far Left Van Jones Admits that Trump Can Win and Gives Major Warning to Democrats - Video - Stumpin' For Trump!
CNN contributor and former Obama aide Van Jones put out a warning to his fellow Democrats on Friday: Donald Trump is probably going to win the White House.
In the Facebook video, Jones credited Trump’s ability to understand and use social media and reality television as well as his appeal to black voters as reasons he will likely win the White House in November.
Jones likened Trump to Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Barack Obama in the sense that they all excelled in a new medium that no other politician could easily master.
“Just like FDR changed the rules of the game because he mastered radio, he was able to take radio and just completely master that — then you had JFK and JFK was able to master television — new medium, new master, new president,” Jones said.
He continued to detail how Trump has been able to use his celebrity to appeal to parts of the Democratic base, especially black voters.
“If only 70 percent don’t like Donald Trump, that means 30 percent are open to his argument, if he gets half of those, he’s president,” Jones said.
A Public Policy Polling report released on Monday showed Jones might be correct in his opinion that Trump is winning over large segments of the Democratic Party’s most loyal voting bloc. The poll showed that in the swing state of Ohio, Trump would garner 15 percent of the African American vote against Clinton, with another 11 percent undecided.
That is huge increase from the 4 percent of the black vote Mitt Romney received in Ohio during the last presidential election.
Well, well, well, even the ex-Obama-Czar-self-proclaimed communist understands and sees how Trump can win and be our next President! Wow! I’m a bit impressed, but I wouldn’t trust Van Jones with a lollipop either! Trump is pulling in some of the more modest democrats over to vote for him, and with the help of these two infamous Internet sensations, Diamond and Silk, created a place for them to do just that, called “Ditch and Switch”, for anyone who either voted democrat all these horrible years and now sees the “light” in voting Trump, or whom never voted before and wants to sign up as soon as possible to exercise their constitutional right to vote, they can go to Diamond and Silk’s website, and sign up. They can help direct you to the right place. Thanks, Van Jones, for your analysis of a Trump win, and he can do this, if every ethnic group would just open their eyes to see what the last 7 years have really done to them; not for the “freebies” they get, for as long as they are listed poor, they can get the freebies, but is that what you really want? Just the freebies that this administration “gives” you? And where do you think that money comes from? Thin air? The upper clouds? Take heed, people, realize, that in history, in other parts of the world, where “freebies” were a given because the people were poor and destitute, they were “controlled” by that government as long as they did the government’s bidding, they got the freebies, so they just didn’t work or even try looking. Then the government puts them to work, moves them to high rise buildings, stuffs other families with them in small apartments, and makes them go to work in plants, day in day out, but they get free housing, free food (which is rationed out periodically), and free stuff, but then it gets pulled because the government can’t afford any more free stuff (phones, ipads, ect.). Take heed, this has happened, and it can happen again. Trump will get you back to a job you want and be proud of working because he’ll limit the regulations of businesses who hire workers who want to work, and not hire out to foreigners either. You deserve a job, you’ll get a job. Get off the freebie stuff because it’s not going to last you a lifetime. Socialism only lasts long enough before the gov’t runs out of money to sustain it.
Commentary: Are polls underestimating Trump’s support?

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far left van jones admits that trump can win and gives major warning to democrats - video - stumpin' for trump!
cnn contributor and former obama aide van jones put out a warning to his fellow democrats on friday: donald trump is probably going to win the white house.
in the facebook video, jones credited trump’s ability to understand and use social media and reality television as well as his appeal to black voters as reasons he will likely win the white house in november.
jones likened trump to franklin roosevelt, john kennedy, ronald reagan, and barack obama in the sense that they all excelled in a new medium that no other politician could easily master.
“just like fdr changed the rules of the game because he mastered radio, he was able to take radio and just completely master that — then you had jfk and jfk was able to master television — new medium, new master, new president,” jones said.
he continued to detail how trump has been able to use his celebrity to appeal to parts of the democratic base, especially black voters.
“if only 70 percent don’t like donald trump, that means 30 percent are open to his argument, if he gets half of those, he’s president,” jones said.
a public policy polling report released on monday showed jones might be correct in his opinion that trump is winning over large segments of the democratic party’s most loyal voting bloc. the poll showed that in the swing state of ohio, trump would garner 15 percent of the african american vote against clinton, with another 11 percent undecided.
that is huge increase from the 4 percent of the black vote mitt romney received in ohio during the last presidential election.
well, well, well, even the ex-obama-czar-self-proclaimed communist understands and sees how trump can win and be our next president! wow! i’m a bit impressed, but i wouldn’t trust van jones with a lollipop either! trump is pulling in some of the more modest democrats over to vote for him, and with the help of these two infamous internet sensations, diamond and silk, created a place for them to do just that, called “ditch and switch”, for anyone who either voted democrat all these horrible years and now sees the “light” in voting trump, or whom never voted before and wants to sign up as soon as possible to exercise their constitutional right to vote, they can go to diamond and silk’s website, and sign up. they can help direct you to the right place. thanks, van jones, for your analysis of a trump win, and he can do this, if every ethnic group would just open their eyes to see what the last 7 years have really done to them; not for the “freebies” they get, for as long as they are listed poor, they can get the freebies, but is that what you really want? just the freebies that this administration “gives” you? and where do you think that money comes from? thin air? the upper clouds? take heed, people, realize, that in history, in other parts of the world, where “freebies” were a given because the people were poor and destitute, they were “controlled” by that government as long as they did the government’s bidding, they got the freebies, so they just didn’t work or even try looking. then the government puts them to work, moves them to high rise buildings, stuffs other families with them in small apartments, and makes them go to work in plants, day in day out, but they get free housing, free food (which is rationed out periodically), and free stuff, but then it gets pulled because the government can’t afford any more free stuff (phones, ipads, ect.). take heed, this has happened, and it can happen again. trump will get you back to a job you want and be proud of working because he’ll limit the regulations of businesses who hire workers who want to work, and not hire out to foreigners either. you deserve a job, you’ll get a job. get off the freebie stuff because it’s not going to last you a lifetime. socialism only lasts long enough before the gov’t runs out of money to sustain it.
commentary: are polls underestimating trump’s support?


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It’s the Capital’s first 24-hour Television Channel and it is on air!
London Live says during its broadcasts it will be offering fresh and new content devoted exclusively to an estimated 9 million diverse viewers.
However, its the 18 – 34 age group it is targeting. It hopes they will pick up their remote controls, press 8 on Freeview, 117 on Sky or 159 on Virgin to view their new channel.
The new 24 hour TV channel promises it will be smart, fun and “inside London” making a big difference to Londoners lives. It is backed by the Russian owner of the Evening Standard and The Independent, Evgeny Lebedev. He believes it will succeed even though previous attempts failed.
London Live won a licence last year. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport awarded 19 new local TV channels at the same time.
Some critics have no doubt that London Live will fit in with the TV landscape but there’s lots of competition out there for people’s attention. But there are some who believe that local TV broadcast through the television screen is not going to have a long life.
But I’m afraid that in the end it’s going to be about advertising and sponsor revenue and not the current BBC model – if they DO NOT get to the correct target market for the London area then when their ‘free funding’ dries up they will then be out in the real World????
Well, unless the Russian puts his own money in there of course, otherwise it could be history repeating itself???
Already you can see the presenters have lost some of their ‘happy ‘ style. Many of them are looking tired and overworked.
But what is unfortunate about its output is that it cuts off everyone over 34 years of age.

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it’s the capital’s first 24-hour television channel and it is on air!
london live says during its broadcasts it will be offering fresh and new content devoted exclusively to an estimated 9 million diverse viewers.
however, its the 18 – 34 age group it is targeting. it hopes they will pick up their remote controls, press 8 on freeview, 117 on sky or 159 on virgin to view their new channel.
the new 24 hour tv channel promises it will be smart, fun and “inside london” making a big difference to londoners lives. it is backed by the russian owner of the evening standard and the independent, evgeny lebedev. he believes it will succeed even though previous attempts failed.
london live won a licence last year. the department for culture, media and sport awarded 19 new local tv channels at the same time.
some critics have no doubt that london live will fit in with the tv landscape but there’s lots of competition out there for people’s attention. but there are some who believe that local tv broadcast through the television screen is not going to have a long life.
but i’m afraid that in the end it’s going to be about advertising and sponsor revenue and not the current bbc model – if they do not get to the correct target market for the london area then when their ‘free funding’ dries up they will then be out in the real world????
well, unless the russian puts his own money in there of course, otherwise it could be history repeating itself???
already you can see the presenters have lost some of their ‘happy ‘ style. many of them are looking tired and overworked.
but what is unfortunate about its output is that it cuts off everyone over 34 years of age.


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Is downloading from torrent sites illegal in the USA? What happens if in case we downloaded one?
These meta-data files are not stored on the torrent trackers server, but are distributed among a number of. The client connects to those peers to obtain the various pieces. So, now is the time to find the best Usabit alternatives. The odds are in your favor. Enjoy this database while it is still around, folks! So, scroll down to find the table containing best sites like Usabit. Runs on all operating systems.
Additionally, µTorrent supports the Protocol Encryption joint specification compatible with Azureus 2. It is completely written in Objective-C and Cocoa. Soundpark No matter what genre you are into Soundpark has definitely got you covered. It is based on the libtorrent library written by Arvid Norberg. You can achieve this anonymity by hiding behind the security cloak of the. The Pirate Bay Pirate Bay is the best torrent sites for lossless music that has a remarkable reputation among music lovers and torrent users. This site is gaining a bigger readership every day.
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Besides the cool interface, you can expect to find all the latest songs by famous artists neatly organized in categories depending on their genres. A peer is any computer running an instance of a client. The site was banned from its main domain over a year ago but still due to its high-quality torrents, users never left using Usabit torrent site. Read the details on their home page. You can share your feedback in the comments section below. Toorgle When it comes to exploring high-quality classical music torrents, you should use Toorgle. The site has a very minimalistic design with large album covers making the overall browsing experience extremely satisfying.
Such a group of peers connected to each other to share a torrent is called a swarm. This website is all about quality, high-resolution torrents, and places less emphasis on quantities of torrents available. Monova Monova caters the needs of pop music lovers by offering relevant torrents on its websites. Net is rather amongst the more visually pleasing music torrenting site. Torrent Swapper supports simultaneous downloads, download queue, selected downloads in torrent package, fast-resume, disk cache, speed limits, port mapping, proxy, ip-filter, etc.
Resource-Friendly µTorrent was written with efficiency in mind. A Bit Torrent tracker centrally coordinates the P2P transfer of files among users. Special thanks to Chris R. I have manually created this list of best Usabit alternatives because I have personally used Usabit. Therefore, you must make sure your torrenting activity is completely private. It is not Open Source nor public domain. Instead of conforming to the American court mandates to change their privacy policies, the Torrentspy team has opted instead to cease operations.
In A Nutshell The best available torrent sites for music have been unleashed, users can search, download and listen to all-time favorite songs, albums and artists through best torrent websites for music. Through the help of three best torrent sites for all music genres list, you will unleash your listening desires to the next level. In the case of copyrighted data, downloading is illegal. Furthermore, the clean and user-friendly interface of the site helps the rock music lover to find their desired music torrents instantly. Its simple, intuitive interface is designed to integrate tightly with whatever computing environment you choose to use. Other torrent clients have followed.
Specifically, the tracker identifies the network location of each client either uploading or downloading the P2P file associated with a torrent. From the list of two best torrent sites given below, you can start listening to your favorite pop music songs straightaway. It also has minimal advertisements and a clean interface. It crawls on other websites and indexes torrents present there. After you have learned the basics of torrents above, you can start downloading all the files you want.

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is downloading from torrent sites illegal in the usa? what happens if in case we downloaded one?
these meta-data files are not stored on the torrent trackers server, but are distributed among a number of. the client connects to those peers to obtain the various pieces. so, now is the time to find the best usabit alternatives. the odds are in your favor. enjoy this database while it is still around, folks! so, scroll down to find the table containing best sites like usabit. runs on all operating systems.
additionally, µtorrent supports the protocol encryption joint specification compatible with azureus 2. it is completely written in objective-c and cocoa. soundpark no matter what genre you are into soundpark has definitely got you covered. it is based on the libtorrent library written by arvid norberg. you can achieve this anonymity by hiding behind the security cloak of the. the pirate bay pirate bay is the best torrent sites for lossless music that has a remarkable reputation among music lovers and torrent users. this site is gaining a bigger readership every day.
skinnable and localized various icon, toolbar graphic and status icon replacements are available, and creating your own is very simple. the music offered by waffles. it also tracks which fragment s of that file each client possesses, to assist in efficient data sharing between clients. this is because the pop music genre has millions of followers worldwide. mininova is the successor to suprnova, one of the original big torrent databases of the web. you can also use for anonymity and security.
besides the cool interface, you can expect to find all the latest songs by famous artists neatly organized in categories depending on their genres. a peer is any computer running an instance of a client. the site was banned from its main domain over a year ago but still due to its high-quality torrents, users never left using usabit torrent site. read the details on their home page. you can share your feedback in the comments section below. toorgle when it comes to exploring high-quality classical music torrents, you should use toorgle. the site has a very minimalistic design with large album covers making the overall browsing experience extremely satisfying.
such a group of peers connected to each other to share a torrent is called a swarm. this website is all about quality, high-resolution torrents, and places less emphasis on quantities of torrents available. monova monova caters the needs of pop music lovers by offering relevant torrents on its websites. net is rather amongst the more visually pleasing music torrenting site. torrent swapper supports simultaneous downloads, download queue, selected downloads in torrent package, fast-resume, disk cache, speed limits, port mapping, proxy, ip-filter, etc.
resource-friendly µtorrent was written with efficiency in mind. a bit torrent tracker centrally coordinates the p2p transfer of files among users. special thanks to chris r. i have manually created this list of best usabit alternatives because i have personally used usabit. therefore, you must make sure your torrenting activity is completely private. it is not open source nor public domain. instead of conforming to the american court mandates to change their privacy policies, the torrentspy team has opted instead to cease operations.
in a nutshell the best available torrent sites for music have been unleashed, users can search, download and listen to all-time favorite songs, albums and artists through best torrent websites for music. through the help of three best torrent sites for all music genres list, you will unleash your listening desires to the next level. in the case of copyrighted data, downloading is illegal. furthermore, the clean and user-friendly interface of the site helps the rock music lover to find their desired music torrents instantly. its simple, intuitive interface is designed to integrate tightly with whatever computing environment you choose to use. other torrent clients have followed.
specifically, the tracker identifies the network location of each client either uploading or downloading the p2p file associated with a torrent. from the list of two best torrent sites given below, you can start listening to your favorite pop music songs straightaway. it also has minimal advertisements and a clean interface. it crawls on other websites and indexes torrents present there. after you have learned the basics of torrents above, you can start downloading all the files you want.


text: When you confirm your enrollment at the school of choice, your decision seems final. However, that’s not always the case. There are plenty of college students who transfer from two-year colleges to four-year universities and from four-year universities to different schools. If you’re thinking of making a switch in universities, you’re not alone. In fact, the schools listed below have some of the highest acceptance rates for transfer students!

lowercased: when you confirm your enrollment at the school of choice, your decision seems final. however, that’s not always the case. there are plenty of college students who transfer from two-year colleges to four-year universities and from four-year universities to different schools. if you’re thinking of making a switch in universities, you’re not alone. in fact, the schools listed below have some of the highest acceptance rates for transfer students!