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It’s not an easy thing to do, to hold your hands up, feel vulnerable and say “I am struggling and I need help.” I’ve always thought it was easier to keep pushing on alone in silence, until I couldn’t do it anymore, I hit breaking point.
So many emotions and thoughts…The panic attacks, grief, anxiety, confusion, tears and even thoughts that I didn’t want to be here anymore. I look back and wonder how I let this situation get this bad and why I feel the way I do. I’ve had broken bones, I’ve had health issues, but nothing has ever felt like this. The lack of control, the uncertainty, the hundreds of questions with no answers that run through my mind daily. Waking up every day feeling trapped, like I’m in a dark room and it’s closing in on me. Just my thoughts and me, no one else around. All control felt like it was gone. What would the next day bring? I never knew the answer.
First, let me introduce myself…
My name is Olivia Mehaffey. I am a professional golfer from Northern Ireland and an Arizona State alumni. I would describe myself as sociable, friendly and outgoing. Things felt close to perfect, I rarely didn’t have a smile on my face. I had a loving, supportive family. I was popular, had a great childhood, traveled around the world playing the sport I loved, representing my country. The transition over to America was as smooth as it could be. I loved it, new friends, new challenges and new opportunities. I had a great GPA and a very successful college golf career, which included being a 4 time All American, PAC 12 champion and NCAA Team Champion. Everything felt under control, just how I liked things to be. I was always told I was a strong person, it made me feel like I was indestructible and like nothing would ever break me down.
Fast forward one year, that life feels far away. At times it feels like I am trying to chase the end of a rainbow, knowing that I can’t reach it. I no longer have my dad, I no longer feel like myself and at times I no longer want to get out of bed in the morning. The thought of socializing with people and them asking me how I am scares me. I just want to hide, and avoid any situation talking about how I am feeling.
I never fully understood mental health, I recognized that people struggled. I couldn’t fully relate to them. I thought it was hard to acknowledge the feelings, emotions and thoughts, when I had never had a lot of them before. I never thought making it through the day would give such a sense of relief and I never thought those demons in your head would completely exhaust you.
I recently decided to take a break from golf, so that I could get the help I need and give myself time to heal. I realized I couldn’t carry on, I couldn’t push anymore, I hit breaking point. I shared this decision on various social media platforms, expressing my feelings and giving an insight to what was going on in my life. I was overwhelmed with the amount of people who reached out to me and said they were having similar issues.
Over the next coming months I am going to share my story and journey weekly. I will share what I have been through, the help I am getting and what is working for me on this journey to getting better. I want to try to help as many people as possible and if sharing my story can do that, it will feel very worthwhile.
10 responses to “My Story”
Ellie Slama says:
Olivia! Thank you for sharing this. I know it’s not easy to be vulnerable but it’s so incredibly important to talk about mental health- so thank you. I know some of these feelings all too well and it is not easy. I’m always here if you ever need to talk❤️
Gordon Armstrong says:
HI Olivia, so lovely to hear from you, and that there is now light coming through, at the end of a long dark tunnel in your life. This positive news fills me happiness, and good tidings for the future. Now that your reaching out to other people that have similar issues in there lives, can only be a positive step for you and others like yourself.
Love and best wishes
from your Enniskillen fan.
Robert Mason says:
Takes a stronger person to say I need help then to “suck it up” and stay silent. As a father myself I can say Dad is proud of you for this blog.
Michael Gilsenan says:
Excellent well written story. Thank you
Vincent Murray says:
Well spoken Olivia. You are strong and that will put you back up there. We’re all behind you. Hang in there!
Eddie Tyrrell says:
Well done on your blog Olivia, so personal and so touching.
Hopefully it won’t be long till we see you on the course doing what you do best and love.
IrishGolfNut says:
Well done Olivia. Best of luck for the future. You have what it takes on so many levels.
Alan George Thompson says:
Thanks Olivia ,
You are a role model for a lot of young people, Sharing your health issues with other people is admirable and I hope you get back to being your old self.
You are a credit to our wee country 👏.
This totally resonates with me. I lost a friend 5 years ago and until that point, I felt like mental health was something that would never affect me as I too always had a smile on my face. Thankyou for sharing you’re journey. Keep striving for your dreams and can’t wait to see the progress and your next chapter.
Alex P. says:
Thank you, Olivia. You are very generous, courageous, and kindhearted. 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Massot gets German citizenship, path cleared for Pyeongchang
Associated PressNov 24, 2017, 7:07 PM EST
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) — Bruno Massot learned Thursday he has passed his German citizenship test, clearing the way for him and partner Aliona Savchenko to compete at the Olympics in Pyeongchang.
Massot was born in Caen, France, and qualified for the 2014 Sochi Games on the French team, but he was held out of the Olympics because partner Daria Popova did not gain French citizenship in time.
He has since partnered with Savchenko, a Sochi participant, and been working to become a German citizen. This was his third time taking the German citizenship test, and the final time he would be able to qualify for citizenship in time for the Olympics.
“It’s really different,” Massot told The Associated Press, “because I don’t have this now anymore in my head, this question like, `I will be blocked again, or not?”‘
Massot’s naturalization ceremony will take place next Wednesday. Massot and Savchenko are in Lake Placid competing at Skate America this week.
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February 3, 1977: Bernie Federko Scores His First NHL Goal
On February 3, 1977, a 19 year old Bernie Ferderko of the St. Louis Blues scored the first goal of his NHL career in a 5-4 loss to the Bruins in Boston. Ferderko had recorded an assist earlier in the contest giving him two points in the game. It was the beginning of a career that would lead to a Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
A native of Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada he had great success in his youth, winning scoring titles in the lower leagues before moving onto the WHL, where he played for the Saskatoon Blades. While a member of the Blades he set an assist record that still stands today. In the '75-'76 season Federko broke the WHL record for points with 187 on the season which brought the young player plenty of attention from NHL scouts. The Blues took Federko with the 7th overall pick of the 1976 amateur draft and he proved that they made a great selection as he thrived with their minor league affiliate out of Kansas City. After scoring 42 points in 69 games with the Baby Blues he was called up to the NHL club along with teammate Bruce Sutter. After scoring in his first game as a member of the Blues he would continually impress the coaches and fans alike. In 31 games with the club, he lit the lamp 23 times, recording 3 hat tricks as he helped the Blues win the top spot in the Smythe Division. In his first full season in the NHL Federko became a star recording 85 points in the '78-'79 campaign. He would have continued success in his 13 seasons with the Blues. The first player to record 50+ assists in ten consecutive seasons, led the team in scoring nine times, scored 20 goals or more in 11 seasons and had four seasons where he surpassed a 100 points. He was a very unselfish player who would set up a play, just as quick as he would finish one. In the summer of 1989 the Blues traded Federko to the Detroit Red Wings, he played one last season there recording 57 points before hanging up the skates.
Federko was one of the most underrated players of his time, despite his accomplishments he would only be selected to the All Star Game twice. Despite that fact his career would not be forgotten especially in St. Louis. In March of 1991 Federko's #24 was retired by the Blues and a statue of him stands outside of the Scottrade Center in St. Louis. In 2002 he received well deserved recognition as he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. He played in exactly 1,000 games in the NHL, in those games he scored a grand total of 369 goals along with 761 assists bringing his point total to 1,130. Federko is still a part of St. Louis today, he does color commentating for the team and is a big part of the community, involving himself in local charities, always willing to lend himself to anything that he can help with. There are great athletes and great people Bernie Federko is both of those. As a St. Louisan I am proud to say that he not only played in this city, he become part of this city.
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Movie Review: “The Help”
There are some films that leave me wishing I had stayed home and organized my medicine cabinet, because that would have had more of a plot to it than the movie (Green Lantern, anyone?). And then there are films that fill your heart and mind with such beauty and thankfulness that you couldn’t have imagined a better way to spend two hours.
“The Help” belongs in that latter category. A very good friend and I went to a matinee showing of this movie earlier today, and both of us walked out of the dark theatre without much to say, although my friend Katie said it perfectly: “That’s the best movie I’ve seen in ages.”
Based on the book by Kathryn Stockett, “The Help” is a story of courage, trust, gumption and friendship. The story is set in Jackson, Mississippi in the 1960s and focuses on Eugenia “Skeeter” Phelan, a young girl who’s just returned home after graduating from Ole Miss and lands a job at the local paper writing a household cleaning column. Determined to do more than just write about how to get coffee stains out of the carpet, she decides to try to write about something with a bit more depth – the black women who are the uncredited backbones of affluent, white Southern households; the black women who raised white people’s children, cooked their dinners, ironed their clothes and basically did everything for them except play bridge (the white women managed to do that on their own just fine). When Skeeter convinces her best friend’s housekeeper Aibileen to open up to her, they start on a journey together that neither could have foreseen.
The acting in this movie is superb. Emma Stone plays Skeeter with just the right amount of brazenness and heart. Bryce Dallas Howard plays the selfish, small-minded social climber whom you love to hate (and who gets her just desserts…you’ll see what I mean if you watch the movie). Viola Davis is simply stunning in her portrayal of the woman who raised 17 children, only one of them being her own.
The characters are three-dimensional and vivid. You love some of them, you hate some of them and you feel sorry for some of them. The story of racial struggles and injustice is humorous and heart-breaking all at once. It leaves you wanting to forge ahead and make a difference in the world. Even if it’s just being nice to everyone you meet and not taking anything for granted.
And on a more superficial note, I also have to mention I’m simply in love with every single outfit Emma Stone wears in this movie. I want her entire wardrobe.
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University of Zagreb School of Medicine
University of Zagreb School of Medicine (UZSM) is the oldest educational institution for medical training and research in South-East Europe. It has a long tradition in education of medical doctors, as well as in research and clinical practice, and is an internationally recognized academic institution devoted to excellence in education, scientific research and transfer of knowledge in the area of biomedicine and health care. The Centre for Translational and Clinical Research established within the UZSM with the goal to bridge the gap between basic and clinical research and translating the knowledge among researchers based in academia and clinics, is fully equipped for biomedical studies including: genomics, proteomics, animal facility, histology, histomorphometry, cell biology, microbiology, including protein expression and purification, but also provides support to scientists and clinicians in joint translational and clinical project proposal preparation, project management and IP protection and commercialization.
The UZSM team members, Slobodan Vukicevic (coordinator), Mihaela Peric, Lovorka Grgurevic, Smiljka Vikic-Topic, Ivancica Bastalic, Jadranka Bubic Spoljar, Lucija Rogina, Igor Erjavec, Rudjer Novak, Vera Kufner, Djurdja Car, Mirjana Marija Renic, Sanja Pehar, Valentina Blazevic, Nikola Stokovic are scientists and experts in different sectors dealing with drug discovery, clinical trials, translational research, bone physiology and pathology with expertise in in vitro and in vivo models for characterizing BMP function and efficacy and have the capacity to execute outstanding research and to translate it to therapy for patients what was best demonstrated by previous successful clinical trials. Prof. Vukicevic is a leading scientist in the field with longstanding experience in the implementation and management of regional, national and international multidisciplinary grants, including EU grants, both as a partner and as a coordinator. Prof. Grgurevic is the main inventor of discoveries leading to the development and clinical testing of the novel autologous bone graft to substitute for the use of bone from the patient’s own iliac crest. Dr. Perić has a long lasting experience in the pharma industry and is an expert in regulatory issues, safety, ethics and other aspects of the clinical trials. The need for bone grafts in Europe and US exceeds 6 million annually.
Prof. Slobodan Vukicevic, MD, PhD
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Julio Rodriguez embraces AL Rookie of the Year award
Julio Rodriguez eighth Dominican-born player to win the a Rookie of the Year award.
Julio Rodriguez sat between his parents when he found out that he won the American League Rookie of the Year award. Surrounded by celebrating friends and family, the Seattle Mariners star’s first order of business was to embrace his parents.
First, there was dad, who can be heard telling his son, “lo logramo,” before wiping tears from his eyes. “We did it!”
Then there was mom, who rose to her feet. “Yo te lo dije,” she told him emotionally. “I told you.”
Prior to this season, Julio Rodriguez had never played above Class AA. With a .331 minor league batting average, there was no sense in holding him down.
.@JRODshow44 had his whole family with him when he won AL Rookie of the Year 🥺🥺@Mariners | #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/COI9QbLvKD
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) November 14, 2022
For the 21 year old center fielder, it wasn’t a surprise when the Mariners called him up to The Show. He had been working for this his entire life.
“I feel like at the beginning of the year when I was brought up, to be honest, I wasn’t really surprised,” he said. “I feel like the work that I did totally paid off and where I am now, at this point of the year, I just feel really happy that all the work we did, all the preparation, and everything really paid off, and I’m just grateful for that. That’s how I really feel.”
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Beating out Rutschman and Kwan
It wasn’t much of a surprise that J-Rod received the award from the Baseball Writers Association of America. Prior to the announcement, Rodriguez had already secured the top AL rookie honors from Baseball America, The Sporting News, and the Players Choice Awards.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – SEPTEMBER 14: Julio Rodriguez #44 of the Seattle Mariners reacts after beating the San Diego Padres 6-1 at T-Mobile Park on September 14, 2022 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
Even though this was his debut season, his presence felt like that of a seasoned veteran. This is probably the reason why he was the only rookie named to the All-Star team, becoming the third Mariners player 21 years or younger to play in the Summer Classic. The other two were Ken Griffey Jr. and Alex Rodriguez.
He is the fifth Mariners player to win the award. He follows Alvin Davis (1984), Kazuhiro Sasaki (2000), Ichiro Suzuki (2001), and Kyle Lewis (2020).
The native of Loma De Cabrera is also the eighth native of the Dominican Republic to win the Rookie of the Year Award, and the fourth player in the American League. He follows Alfredo Griffin in 1979, Raul Mondesi in 1994, Rafael Furcal in 2000, Albert Pujols in 2001, Angel Berroa in 2003, Hanley Ramirez in 2006, and Neftali Felíz in 2010.
Rodriguez edged out Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman and Guardians left fielder Steven Kwan. Both players posted phenomenal rookie seasons in their own right.
Kwan placed in the top 10 in all essential stats in the AL. Kwan’s .298 batting average, .272 on-base percentage, and 168 hits all ranked ninth. He also won AL Rookie of the Month twice this season, once in April and then again in September.
Rutschman and Rodriguez both had identical 5.3 fWARs. They also helped their teams perform beyond expectations this season.
Rutschman inherited an Orioles team that was 16-24 before he was called up and 67-55 after. Rodriguez led the Mariners to their first postseason berth since 2001.
Julio Rodriguez dominated rookie stats
Ultimately, Kwan and Rutschman were overshadowed by a player who was just flat out better.
Julio Rodriguez led all MLB rookies with 28 home runs, .853 OPS, and a 146 wRC+. He placed second with 84 runs, 75 RBIs, 56 extra-base hits, and 25 stolen bases.
Since there can only be one winner, Rodriguez’s leadership and advanced skills on the field reigned supreme.
He remained humble throughout the night, however, acknowledging the accomplishments of the other finalists.
“To the other finalists, they did a great job,” he said. “They had a great season and it’s going to be a really bright future for a lot of young players in this game. I’m excited to watch them grow.”
Rodriguez is right. Major League Baseball’s future is bright.
The Mariners know it too.
In August, Seattle reached an agreement to extend J-Rod for 12 years and at least $209.3 million. 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Palin Is Ready? Please.
October 2, 2008 in Biden, John McCain, McCain, Palin, Republican, Sarah Palin | Tags: Afghanistan, Alaska, bailout, Couric, Economy, experience, Governor Palin, healthcare, iraq, military operation, North Pole, Pakistan, Palin, Russia, Sarah Palin, Wall Street | Leave a comment
McCain is stuck between a rock and a hard place – his judgment is on the line with Palin – I suppose all he can hope for is that old Palin magic to come through for him – but she can’t always talk out of a teleprompter. McCain at 72 has a job to convince everyone to vote in a fool – and we have already voted in one – and the fireworks of his administration are all around us!
McCain says that he always puts country first. In this important case, that is simply not true.
Will someone please put Sarah Palin out of her agony? Is it too much to ask that she come to realize that she wants, in that wonderful phrase in American politics, “to spend more time with her family”? Having stayed in purdah for weeks, she finally agreed to a third interview. CBS’s Katie Couric questioned her in her trademark sympathetic style. It didn’t help. When asked how living in the state closest to Russia gave her foreign-policy experience, Palin responded thus:
“It’s very important when you consider even national-security issues with Russia as Putin rears his head and comes into the airspace of the United States of America. Where—where do they go? It’s Alaska. It’s just right over the border. It is from Alaska that we send those out to make sure that an eye is being kept on this very powerful nation, Russia, because they are right there. They are right next to—to our state.”
There is, of course, the sheer absurdity of the premise. Two weeks ago I flew to Tokyo, crossing over the North Pole. Does that make me an expert on Santa Claus? (Thanks, Jon Stewart.) But even beyond that, read the rest of her response. “It is from Alaska that we send out those …” What does this mean? This is not an isolated example. Palin has been given a set of talking points by campaign advisers, simple ideological mantras that she repeats and repeats as long as she can. (“We mustn’t blink.”) But if forced off those rehearsed lines, what she has to say is often, quite frankly, gibberish.
Couric asked her a smart question about the proposed $700 billion bailout of the American financial sector. It was designed to see if Palin understood that the problem in this crisis is that credit and liquidity in the financial system has dried up, and that that’s why, in the estimation of Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, the government needs to step in to buy up Wall Street’s most toxic liabilities. Here’s the entire exchange:
COURIC: Why isn’t it better, Governor Palin, to spend $700 billion helping middle-class families who are struggling with health care, housing, gas and groceries; allow them to spend more and put more money into the economy instead of helping these big financial institutions that played a role in creating this mess?
PALIN: That’s why I say I, like every American I’m speaking with, were ill about this position that we have been put in where it is the taxpayers looking to bail out. But ultimately, what the bailout does is help those who are concerned about the health-care reform that is needed to help shore up our economy, helping the—it’s got to be all about job creation, too, shoring up our economy and putting it back on the right track. So health-care reform and reducing taxes and reining in spending has got to accompany tax reductions and tax relief for Americans. And trade, we’ve got to see trade as opportunity, not as a competitive, scary thing. But one in five jobs being created in the trade sector today, we’ve got to look at that as more opportunity. All those things under the umbrella of job creation. This bailout is a part of that.
This is nonsense—a vapid emptying out of every catchphrase about economics that came into her head. Some commentators, like CNN’s Campbell Brown, have argued that it’s sexist to keep Sarah Palin under wraps, as if she were a delicate flower who might wilt under the bright lights of the modern media. But the more Palin talks, the more we see that it may not be sexism but common sense that’s causing the McCain campaign to treat her like a time bomb.
Can we now admit the obvious? Sarah Palin is utterly unqualified to be vice president. She is a feisty, charismatic politician who has done some good things in Alaska. But she has never spent a day thinking about any important national or international issue, and this is a hell of a time to start. The next administration is going to face a set of challenges unlike any in recent memory. There is an ongoing military operation in Iraq that still costs $10 billion a month, a war against the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan that is not going well and is not easily fixed. Iran, Russia and Venezuela present tough strategic challenges.
Domestically, the bailout and reform of the financial industry will take years and hundreds of billions of dollars. Health-care costs, unless curtailed, will bankrupt the federal government. Social Security, immigration, collapsing infrastructure and education are all going to get much worse if they are not handled soon.
And the American government is stretched to the limit. Between the Bush tax cuts, homeland-security needs, Iraq, Afghanistan and the bailout, the budget is looking bleak. Plus, within a few years, the retirement of the baby boomers begins with its massive and rising costs (in the trillions).
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Destroying myths: 50 years since The Sorrow and the Pity
On a chilly Monday afternoon fifty years ago, Parisians of all ages and backgrounds lined up in a narrow street in the Latin Quarter outside Studio Saint-Séverin, a tiny arthouse cinema. It was the only cinema in France willing to screen Le chagrin et la pitié (The Sorrow and the Pity), a four-and-a-half-hour documentary by French-German filmmaker Marcel Ophuls.
The film was a detailed study of the collaboration between the French Vichy government and the German occupying forces during World War II. It focused on the town of Clermont-Ferrand, just thirty kilometres from Vichy and a centre of French resistance. Through his detailed and unapologetic examination of the period, including interviews with a former German officer, collaborators, and resistance fighters, Ophuls hoped to show a microcosm of occupied France.
The documentary had not in fact been made for cinema, but as a two-part television program. Before it could be broadcast, however, it had to receive the approval of the Office de Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française (ORTF) – the French national agency in charge of running the country’s two television channels. And the ORTF had refused its authorisation.
The reason for the refusal is one that still echoes in France today: the unwillingness to fully confront the uncomfortable truths about the collaboration with the Nazis of both the Vichy regime and a part of the French population. Even Charles de Gaulle had – in the dying days of his presidency and final year of his life – weighed in on the ORTF decision, stating: ‘France does not need truth, she needs national unity and hope.’
Thanks perhaps in part to the controversial ban, the documentary became a popular and critical success, and was soon attracting huge crowds in cinemas on the Champs-Élysées. In spite of this, it was not allowed to be shown on French state television for the next ten years. At one time, then-President of the ORTF, Arthur Conte, attempted to explain the continued need for the ban, claiming ‘the film destroys the myths that the people of France still need.’
The myths he was referring to were those of a French population heroically united in its resistance against the Nazis. They ignored not only the large number of citizens who chose what the French call ‘attentisme’ – a wait-and-see attitude – but also those who actively collaborated, as evidenced by the millions of letters sent to the French and German authorities denouncing Jews, partisans or simply those who were not sufficiently ‘loyal’.
The birth of this myth can be traced to the speech that Charles de Gaulle gave in front of the Hôtel de Ville on the day of the liberation of Paris, 25 August 1944. On that day, he made no mention of collaboration, nor of the Allies. Instead, he insisted that Paris had been ‘liberated by itself, liberated by its people with the help of the French armies, with the support and the help of all France, of the France that fights, of the only France, of the real France, of the eternal France!’
De Gaulle believed the imperative of rebuilding French unity and pride trumped the need for a more robust truth-telling. What he failed to acknowledge was that the process of fully healing the nation would first require a willingness to confront the truth and shame of collaboration.
The phrase ‘le chagrin et la pitié’ comes from a comment made by one of Ophuls’ interviewees, an inhabitant of Clermont-Ferrand. Reflecting on his experiences during the Nazi occupation, he said that the two emotions he felt most often were sorrow and pity.
During the eleven years I spent in Paris from 1986, when speaking to the locals about their experience of or attitude to the occupation, the two emotions I detected most often were not so much sorrow and pity, but discomfort and evasion. I recently returned to Paris for a six-month Australia Council residency to research my novel, Small Acts of Defiance, which is set in German-occupied Paris. In raising the subject of the occupation, I found that French attitudes had not evolved as much as I would have expected over the intervening decades.
Perhaps I shouldn’t have been surprised. After all, it took fifty years after the war ended for a French President to finally acknowledge the role of the French state in the deportation of Jews. It happened in 1995, during the commemoration of the infamous Vel d’Hiv roundup of 13,000 Jews on July 16 and 17, 1942, when Jacques Chirac stated that ‘the criminal insanity of the occupying forces was supported by some French people and the French State.’ More recently, during the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv roundup, Emmanuel Macron went further, stating that ‘it was indeed France that organized’ the roundup, and that ‘not a single German’ was directly involved.
It’s been fifty years since The Sorrow and the Pity first screened in that tiny cinema in Paris. Soon after its American release, film critic Roger Ebert described it as ‘one of the greatest documentaries ever made.’ When it was finally approved for broadcast on French television, in 1981, ten years after its original ban, it was viewed by twenty million people – more than a third of the entire population of France.
Michelle Wright lives in Eltham, Victoria. Her short stories have won many awards in Australia, the US and UK including The Age and Alan Marshall Short Story Awards. Her short story collection, Fine, was shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Literary Award for an Unpublished Manuscript and was published in 2016. Her novel, Small Acts of Defiance (Allen and Unwin) will be released in June 2021.
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W. C. Young, Youngberg, H. W., Chilcote, D. O., and Hart, J. M., “Spring Nitrogen Fertilization of Perennial Ryegrass Seed Crop”, Journal of Production Agriculture, vol. 10, pp. 327-330, 1997.
W. C. Young, Mellbye, M. E., and Silberstein, T. B., “Residue management of perennial ryegrass and tall fescue seed crops”, Agronomy Journal, vol. 91, pp. 671–675, 1999.
W. C. Young, Chilcote, D. O., and Youngberg, H. W., “Spring-applied nitrogen and productivity of cool-season grass seed crops”, Agronomy Journal, vol. 91, pp. 339–343, 1999.
W. C. Young, Chilcote, D. O., and Youngberg, H. W., “Chemical Dwarfing and the Response of Cool-Season Grass Seed Crops to Spring-Applied Nitrogen”, Agronomy journal, vol. 91, pp. 344–350, 1999.
W. C. Young, Silberstein, T. B., Chastain, T. G., and Rowarth, J. S., “The relationship between applied nitrogen, nitrogen concentration in herbage, and seed yield in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.). II. Cultivars in Oregon”, J. Appl. Seed Prod, vol. 16, pp. 115–124, 1998.
W. C. Young, Youngberg, H. W., and Silberstein, T. B., “Management studies on seed production of turf type tall rescue: I: seed yield”, Agronomy Journal, vol. 90, pp. 474–477, 1998.
W. C. Young, Youngberg, H. W., and Silberstein, T. B., “Management studies on seed production of turf-type tall fescue: II. Seed yield components”, Agronomy journal, vol. 90, pp. 478–483, 1998.
W. C. Young, Gingrich, G. A., Silberstein, T. B., and Quebbeman, B. M., “Post-harvest residue management of creeping red and chewings fescue seed crops”, Agronomy Journal, vol. 90, pp. 69–73, 1998.
W. C. Young and Silberstein, T. B., “The Oregon Grass Seed Industry”, in Epichloae Endophytes of Cool Season Grasses: Implications, Utilization and Biology, Ardmore, OK: The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, 2012, pp. 49-52. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10848 | {"url": "https://owri.oregonstate.edu/biblio?page=5&f%5Bauthor%5D=74021&s=author&o=asc", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "owri.oregonstate.edu", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:57:31Z", "digest": "sha1:HRRCFJZFOS4HRHTHY5LM7JJYG35N6DAU"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1860, 1860.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1860, 2656.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1860, 10.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1860, 44.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1860, 0.65]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1860, 191.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1860, 0.06841046]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1860, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1860, 0.15866084]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1860, 0.29839884]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1860, 0.24745269]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1860, 0.20524017]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1860, 0.15866084]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1860, 0.15866084]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1860, 0.01310044]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1860, 0.04585153]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1860, 0.04657933]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1860, 0.13279678]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1860, 0.45674044]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1860, 0.43252595]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1860, 4.75432526]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1860, 4.39945502]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1860, 289.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 50, 0.0], [50, 243, 1.0], [243, 413, 1.0], [413, 587, 1.0], [587, 782, 1.0], [782, 1063, 1.0], [1063, 1245, 1.0], [1245, 1439, 1.0], [1439, 1637, 1.0], [1637, 1860, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 50, 0.0], [50, 243, 0.0], [243, 413, 0.0], [413, 587, 0.0], [587, 782, 0.0], [782, 1063, 0.0], [1063, 1245, 0.0], [1245, 1439, 0.0], [1439, 1637, 0.0], [1637, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 50, 8.0], [50, 243, 30.0], [243, 413, 27.0], [413, 587, 26.0], [587, 782, 30.0], [782, 1063, 44.0], [1063, 1245, 30.0], [1245, 1439, 30.0], [1439, 1637, 31.0], [1637, 1860, 33.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 50, 0.0], [50, 243, 0.07100592], [243, 413, 0.0794702], [413, 587, 0.07843137], [587, 782, 0.06896552], [782, 1063, 0.04819277], [1063, 1245, 0.07453416], [1245, 1439, 0.06976744], [1439, 1637, 0.05747126], [1637, 1860, 0.03883495]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 50, 0.0], [50, 243, 0.0], [243, 413, 0.0], [413, 587, 0.0], [587, 782, 0.0], [782, 1063, 0.0], [1063, 1245, 0.0], [1245, 1439, 0.0], [1439, 1637, 0.0], [1637, 1860, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 50, 0.16], [50, 243, 0.11398964], [243, 413, 0.07058824], [413, 587, 0.06896552], [587, 782, 0.10769231], [782, 1063, 0.08185053], [1063, 1245, 0.07142857], [1245, 1439, 0.07216495], [1439, 1637, 0.07575758], [1637, 1860, 0.12107623]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1860, 0.0002417]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1860, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1860, 0.03716695]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1860, -196.09848963]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1860, -87.84038367]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1860, -13.82648864]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1860, 91.0]]} |
Zack And The Stars
Around the young age when most children are entering elementary school for the first time, Zack* entered Emily’s House children’s hospice….
Zack was “the one” in the family who could make everyone happy. He did household chores with his grandma. He loved his big family, being outdoors, dancing, and the wide, wheelchair-accessible hallway that enabled him to race between the front and back of his house on his scooter assistive devise.
So, when he was admitted to Emily’s House, he got mad. He stopped talking and his family thought Zack was depressed.
The frontline care team at Emily’s House spent time with Zack as they managed his complex medical care needs. They learned a lot about him from talking with his family, and from observing his reactions to small things. … Soon, they realized he was upset because he missed the things of home, especially being outside. Although it was 10 pm when they figured it out, they asked him if he wanted to go outside. He could look at the stars.
The moment he reached the patio, this child, who had been uncharacteristically quiet for far too long, started screaming – with happiness. He erupted with sounds of joy and giant smiles. In the days that followed, they took him for outdoor excursions in the neighborhood, and Zack made joyful sounds all the while. He participated in the Emily’s House daily recreational play program, and shared the fun with his siblings. The team also brought everyone together for a dance party featuring Zack’s favourite music, because what Zack loved most of all was to see his whole family happy.
Emily’s House reconnected this child with his natural joy, and helped him create new and special memories with his family, by recognizing and responding to the little things important to Zack. When it comes to end-of-life care, the little things can become “big things.”
When two-month old baby Stephanie was released from hospital, she was not ready to go home. Her inoperable… | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10849 | {"url": "https://paceh.ca/zack-and-the-stars/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "paceh.ca", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:50:03Z", "digest": "sha1:XHW4AO3NFNQCCCEQYUWZWTRF2Z436XYL"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1975, 1975.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1975, 4728.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1975, 8.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1975, 136.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1975, 0.99]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1975, 291.4]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1975, 0.42079208]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1975, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1975, 0.03764115]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1975, 0.01631117]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1975, 0.125]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1975, 0.14851485]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1975, 0.55952381]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1975, 4.74404762]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1975, 0.00742574]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1975, 4.82492934]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1975, 336.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 19, 0.0], [19, 159, 1.0], [159, 457, 1.0], [457, 574, 1.0], [574, 1011, 1.0], [1011, 1597, 1.0], [1597, 1868, 1.0], [1868, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 19, 0.0], [19, 159, 0.0], [159, 457, 0.0], [457, 574, 0.0], [574, 1011, 0.0], [1011, 1597, 0.0], [1597, 1868, 0.0], [1868, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 19, 4.0], [19, 159, 21.0], [159, 457, 50.0], [457, 574, 21.0], [574, 1011, 80.0], [1011, 1597, 98.0], [1597, 1868, 44.0], [1868, 1975, 18.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 19, 0.0], [19, 159, 0.0], [159, 457, 0.0], [457, 574, 0.0], [574, 1011, 0.00468384], [1011, 1597, 0.0], [1597, 1868, 0.0], [1868, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 19, 0.0], [19, 159, 0.0], [159, 457, 0.0], [457, 574, 0.0], [574, 1011, 0.0], [1011, 1597, 0.0], [1597, 1868, 0.0], [1868, 1975, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 19, 0.21052632], [19, 159, 0.02857143], [159, 457, 0.01006711], [457, 574, 0.04273504], [574, 1011, 0.01830664], [1011, 1597, 0.01706485], [1597, 1868, 0.01476015], [1868, 1975, 0.02803738]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1975, 0.37214643]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1975, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1975, 0.08141357]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1975, 19.89523268]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1975, 67.65016618]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1975, -4.99334754]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1975, 20.0]]} |
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Regardless how or why Valentine’s Day started, I think it’s nice that we have a day dedicated to showing people that we love them. And after a month of endless gray and rainy days, we could all use a little more creative love.
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Paige Green is a documentary and portrait photographer, whose storytelling approach to photography frequently addresses issues involving agriculture, land use, and food. Her work is featured in nine books and has been published in Glamour, National Geographic Traveler, New York Times Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, GQ, Country Living, House Beautiful, and Culture. Paige lives in Petaluma, CA with a house full of boys.
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Terri February 13, 2010 at 6:48 am
Happy Valentine’s Day to one of my favorites! xo
molly February 14, 2010 at 11:25 am
so funny, i went searching for valentines day history, too, about to post about it and then decided (like you!) who cares?! isn’t it just fun anyway!?
happy love!
mom February 15, 2010 at 6:27 am
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Antique Carved Wood Round Panel Medallion Rosette Furniture Trim Salvage
SIZE: 3 3/4 IN DIAMETER x 1/2. THE CENTER IS 1/2" IN DIAMETER & THE PETALS EXTEND 1/2" OUTWARD. THE SPLIT FROM THE NAIL HOLE IS 5/8 LONG. ROSETTE PICTURED IS ONE YOU WILL RECEIVE. All items come from a smoke-free environment.
If you need additional information, please contact me. The item "ANTIQUE CARVED WOOD ROUND PANEL MEDALLION ROSETTE FURNITURE TRIM SALVAGE" is in sale since Saturday, March 23, 2019. This item is in the category "Antiques\Furniture\Parts & Salvaged Pieces". The seller is "egupt2k58" and is located in Austin, Texas.
This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, China, Mexico, Germany, Japan, Brazil, France, Australia, Russian federation, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Austria, Bahamas, Israel, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica, Antigua and barbuda, Aruba, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Saint kitts and nevis, Saint lucia, Montserrat, Turks and caicos islands, Barbados, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Brunei darussalam, Bolivia, Ecuador, Egypt, French guiana, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Guadeloupe, Iceland, Jersey, Jordan, Cambodia, Cayman islands, Liechtenstein, Sri lanka, Luxembourg, Monaco, Macao, Martinique, Maldives, Nicaragua, Oman, Peru, Pakistan, Paraguay, Reunion, Viet nam, Uruguay.
Features: Carvings
Region of Origin: America
Department: n/a
Compatible Model: n/a
Diameter: 3 3/4"
Item Width: Less Than 12 in
Item Length: n/a
Item Height: Less Than 10 in
Size: 3.75 in dia
Item Weight: 2.1 oz
Compatible Brand: n/a
Style: Americana
Depth: 1/2"
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And One More Thing Before You Go...
By: Maria Shriver
There Are Eyes On This
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Publication Date - Apr 2005
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Graduating from high school is a big step for any girl. She is leaving her childhood behind and beginning the rest of her life. She is also leaving her mother's protective circle of love and guidance. One of the greatest gifts a mother can give her daughter at this pivotal moment in her life is good counsel. InAnd One More Thing Before You Go...Maria Shriver, bestselling author, acclaimed journalist, First Lady of California, and mother of two daughters, provides a loving and heartfelt guide for girls as they go off to college.Expanded from a speech given to her young friend Ally's graduating class, Maria writes as a wiser, more experienced girlfriend, but also as both the daughter of a mother whose advice she still seeks and as the mother of daughters for whom she wishes a fulfilling and happy life. In this stirring and inspiring guide, Maria talks to young women about how to find abundance and emotional richness, and how not to overlook life's most special gifts. Her ten rules -- told in a witty and poignant anecdotal style -- offer a firm grasp on what's really important in life.And One More Thing Before You Go...is a book that transcends age groups, a book that will make you laugh, cry, and open your eyes to a new way of looking at life. Thoughtful, compassionate, and above all, filled with love,And One More Thing Before You Go...is a book that will make every mother cry and every daughter stop and think about her mother's words.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2019. This shopping feature will continue to load items when the Enter key is pressed. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Later this year, Marissa Meyer's Renegades trilogy will come to an end with the release of the final installment, Supernova, on Nov. 5. The cough is keeping me up so I might as well enjoy the actions and adventures of Nova and her villains. I like how quick the villains think. I love your books and although I gave this book a higher rating than you did, I completely agree with all of your points! Can we just talk about that plot twist in the end of book??? Wow. Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019. Even if it was cliché. All's fair in love and anarchy in Supernova, the epic conclusion to New York Times bestselling author Marissa Meyer's thrilling Renegades Trilogy This volume sees Nova and Adrian struggling to keep their secret identities concealed while the battle rages on between their alter egos, their allies, and their greatest fears come to life. There’s a 3rd!!!!!! After finishing the first book which I thought was a standalone, I was surprised to know it has a sequel and since book 1 was okay, I said I can continue the duology, no problem! Perhaps Meyer ran out of pages - although a good editor could have helped with that (see my comments in the spoiler). While the battle rages on between their alter egos and their allies, there is a darker threat shrouding Gatlon City. There were also a few moments where the pacing just felt odd, like some really long battle scenes, and I ended up losing focus. I feel like I have so many questions!!! So much potential. I REPEAT, we have a cover. Oh, and wow, Narcissa pretends to be Nightmare. EVERYONE HAS A nightmare. I live in Tacoma, Washington, with my husband and beautiful twin daughters. by Feiwel & Friends. I actually did not finish this book (got up to about page 300 where Nova foun. I'm searching for my brother. I wish it was more like a superhero movie ending. The ending really left me slack-jawed; if there isn't another book or at least a short story, I'm not sure what the point was (other than the shock factor)! We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I'm going crazy over it, will there be a spin-off series?? Learn more about me and my upcoming books at, “Everyone has a nightmare.” He pressed his forehead against hers. Even if it was cliché. Then the duology became a trilogy and that is one of my bookish pet peeves! Marissa Meyer – Supernova. Previous page of related Sponsored Products. CHAPTER ONE. Please try your request again later. I like Oscar's grand guestures for professing his love no matter how hopeless it seems. Honey's humor is always a plus. Thinking about the series overall, I think a lot could have been cut down and condensed into two books. Third-person narration builds suspense as it shifts between Nova and Adrian, a Renegade with his own secrets; the worldbuilding details and many combat sequences will captivate devotees of superhero comics. The Renegades' worst enemy is back among them, threatening to reclaim Gatlon City. Great review, Maria. Best book ever. There was so much that happened in SUPERNOVA that I would have liked to see earlier on, likely in ARCHENEMIES, and it would have solved the issue that while ARCHENEMIES was also enjoyable, I didn't feel like enough really happened plot-wise to have it be a book of its own. I'm liking this book a lot more. I was just saying the same thing in my review...and I think it carries back to the first book for me. The epic conclusion to Marissa Meyer's thrilling Renegades Trilogy finds Nova and Adrian fighting to keep their identities secret. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 31, 2020, Perfection on paper is all I need to say Marissa Meyer is a mastermind with words everyone should read this book, Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2020, this book is so gripping I can't put it down, Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 5, 2020. Please try again. If I could give this book 4 1/2 stars I would. Don't even have to say anything. I love your books and although I gave this book a higher rating than you did, I completely agree with all of your points! Yes!! Enchanting. And oh, some of the good guys are villains, and some of the bad guys are heroes. Refresh and try again. It is the type of book that has you double-checking how much is left and feeling relieved that you’re only a quarter of the way in because you don’t want it to end. " .". “Maybe I want you to be mine.”. I actually did not finish this book (got up to about page 300 where Nova found out about Phobia and such) but I got really bored. Purchase & Retail Links : Barnes and Noble, IndieBound. “They’re giving you to me?” the beast whispers. Welcome back. I don't know if I am in her typical demographic- a 32-year-old mom with 5 children- but certain aspects of her books really speak to me because of my background (the family loyalty, trying to figure who you are individually in all of that, value of an individual vs. safety of a group as a whole, etc...). Represented by Jill Grinberg. You can’t put this book down now because you'll instantly want to know why aliens came to earth. All’s fair in love and anarchy… The epic conclusion to Marissa Meyer’s thrilling Renegades Trilogy finds Nova and Adrian fighting to keep their identities secret. It was obvious, yet two Council members and Adrian failed to put them together. She lets Honey torture him (yeah, the book didn't label it as torture but tell me that cutting your skin off with a knife is not torture), and then Adrian is just like, oof I love you sweetie, it's okay you made all those bad decisions. I usually only review books that I love as authors have enough bad reviews to deal with and I don't want to add more. --Bustle"Exciting...perfect for your Fall #TBR list." And then Oscar and Danna are literally like, Nova has not done anything to make us trust her, she has lied this entire time. And when it finally was revealed...there's a weak attempt to make it appear Narcissa is Nightmare. I was EXTREMELY excited when I saw this as well!!! I mean, it was a very predictable ending and there was only like 1 thing in there i didn't suspect at all but overall, I enjoyed it and I love these characters and this world. --PopSugar.com"Even reluctant fans of hero fantasies will fall for the smart plot and wonderful world-building. Please try again. Something went wrong. On sale November 5, 2019! This is just a guess, but I thought it might help. How can a boy succeed where armies have failed? We have a cover. To say I am a Marissa Meyer "fan" would be an understatement. “One of their most prized possessions, presented like a bird in a cage.”. I enjoyed the journey with all the characters and her interesting spin on the super hero genre. this book's title is Supernova.....the main character is a superhero......named Nova........... Supernova is a decent ending to the newest series from Marissa Meyer. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. She did a ton of stupid things to tip them off. --Publishers Weekly, starred review"Tackles a familiar genre in a brand new way." WHY DON'T YOU RIP MY HEART OUT AND CALL ME CATH BECAUSE THAT'S HOW THIS BOOK HAS MADE ME FEEL, maybe it's my fault for having such hgh expectations but that was......... underwhelming, I think this is my first two star review. Bring your club to Amazon Book Clubs, start a new book club and invite your friends to join, or find a club that’s right for you for free. Renegades was released November 7th 2017, and Archenemies is expected to be released on November 6th 2018. --Hypable.com"A fully realized new world with compelling characters and just enough edge-of-your-seat action to rival the biggest on-screen adaptation?." Supernova by Marissa Meyer Here is the synopsis for Supernova. EVERYONE HAS A nightmare. While I enjoyed reading SUPERNOVA, I really do feel like this series should have been two books. They speak so little and let silence stretches on but they all come to the same conclusion that time is running out and they need to act fast. There's a problem loading this menu right now. The ending really left m. Hi! Please try again. Supernova Author: Marissa Meyer. And your review makes me even more sad its nothing like I'd hope it would be. So much potential. Why go to all the trouble of having her arrested only to release her and do the entire, "She's a spy" thing again. Our payment security system encrypts your information during transmission. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2020. And this isn't a bad review...not really. And it also may be due to the fact that I'm a writer and a teacher of writing - I saw SO MUCH potential here - and the possibility of huge emotional scenes that were set up perfectly and just didn't occur. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Marissa Meyer holds nothing back in this epic conclusion to the Renegades trilogy. Honey's humor is always a plus even if it brings scowls out of Nova. Come on! [A few things that failed for me: One - Nova as Nightmare - the clues were all there. What are your thoughts to the end of Supernova. ...The world is exceptionally well crafted, particularly the complex backstory of the rise of prodigies among humans, and the secondary cast of villains and heroes could give Marvel and DC a run for their money. There was a problem loading your book clubs. Supernova (Renegades #3) by Marissa Meyer - Restarting June 1st 2020. The cough is keeping me up so I might as well enjoy the actions and adventures of Nova and her villains. It's a wish that the series had a stronger, more engaging, satisfying ending. I love all of her books, own them, and read them often. The Wrath & the Dawn (The Wrath and the Dawn), Cover may vary. Then he got superpowers, and the world was never the same. A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES!A Publishers Weekly Bestseller (Supernova)Praise for RENEGADESA NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER!
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Agatha Christie – Rule of Thumb at Park Square Theatre
PARK SQUARE THEATRE CANCELS END OF CURRENT SEASON IN ORDER TO REORGANIZE AND RE-EMERGE. The Revolutionists, produced in partnership with PRIME Productions, will continue as scheduled and is the final production of our 2022-2023 season. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10856 | {"url": "https://parksquaretheatre.org/box-office/shows/2018-19/sometimes-theres-wine/rule-of-thumb-illustration-960x480/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "parksquaretheatre.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:50:56Z", "digest": "sha1:75LOC5TXWULPGZWXT5NK54WPCFNWXQJJ"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 290, 290.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 290, 2018.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 290, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 290, 82.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 290, 0.84]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 290, 278.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 290, 0.20754717]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 290, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 290, 0.08333333]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 290, 0.14166667]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 290, 0.30188679]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 290, 0.16981132]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 290, 0.8]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 290, 5.33333333]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 290, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 290, 3.51777588]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 290, 45.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 290, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 290, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 55, 10.0], [55, 290, 35.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 290, 0.0349345]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 290, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.12727273], [55, 290, 0.34042553]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 290, 0.54596919]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 290, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 290, 7.355e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 290, -16.03762508]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 290, -2.98953501]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 290, 1.07390509]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 290, 2.0]]} |
Responsible Mining: Companies Can’t Go it Alone
Human Rights Watch recently released a report that details brutal gang rapes and other abuses allegedly carried out by employees of Barrick Gold in Papua New Guinea. Barrick, a Canadian firm, is the world’s largest gold producer and Porgera is one of the world’s largest gold mines.
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Tues 16th Nov | 18:00-19:00
PwC Programmes Made For YOU!
Come along to this virtual session to hear from the PwC team about all the exciting opportunities they have to offer students and school leavers! We’ll be joined by both senior members of staff and current apprentices to fill you in on their experiences on these programmes first-hand, as well as what they can offer YOU! They will walk through PwC’s apprenticeship opportunities, as well as their exciting Flying Start programme. If you are interested in joining PwC or learning more about careers in professional services, accounting and tech, this is not an event to miss!
About the Flying Start Programme
PwC’s Flying Start programme was made for people who want to get a degree, but also want to get a head start on their career. You will have the opportunity to work with world-class clients, and be part of the highly skilled teams at PwC. With the Flying Start programme, you won’t have to worry about missing out on the student lifestyle, but you will have the money to be able to enjoy it! This programme could also land you a full-time role with PwC upon graduation. If this sounds exciting to you, this is not an opportunity to miss!
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Fans in the Stands | The Kicks | Simon & Schuster.
The Kicks: Fans in the Stands, by Alex Morgan, published by Simon & Schuster, April 5, 2022.
From FIFA World Cup Champion, Olympic gold medalist, and bestselling author Alex Morgan comes the twelfth and final book in an empowering and fun-filled middle grade series about soccer and friendship.
There are only two games separating the Kicks from the regional championship title. And with the Kentville Kangaroos boys’ team also on their way to the championship, Devin can’t contain her excitement for her friends!
That is until Steve, Devin’s crush, admits that he doesn’t think girl soccer players are as good as the boys.
Devin’s certain that the only want to prove him wrong is to work hard and player harder, like she’s always done. Instead, the Kicks and the Kangaroos place a bet: Whoever can get the most fans in the stands at their games is clearly the better team.
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Meet Michael “Mike” Whitebull
By Alexander Celeste / October 18, 2021 October 18, 2021
Mike was introduced to PHC during his years in middle school. They lived in the neighborhood and while walking, his mother Shirley said, “Let’s stop in Peace House.”
This began Mike’s presence with us. Early on he always felt a sense of belonging and knew PHC to be a place where he could connect with his mother and be welcomed by other community and volunteer members. This sense of belonging has kept him coming for 30 years.
During adolescence Mike describes sacrificing his own education through truancy in order to see that his younger siblings made it to school. This truancy eventually led to a knock on the door and a child protection order resulting in his entering a foster home. This separated him from those siblings he’d looked after and needed to stay in touch with. It was a painful time.
As a young man he witnessed a violent attack on his mother which resulted in her losing one of her unborn twins. With great sadness Mike remembers the lost twin survived three days. He described how he was able to cradle his new brother in his arms while feeling and hearing his last breath.
His mother’s death was painful, but she left him with many words of advice and memories of the beautiful person we all remember her to have been. He calls on her spirit often to remind him to “learn to curb your violent temper.” This he struggles to learn. Having her remembered on the PHC We Remember board is important and comforting, reminding him of her love for him throughout her years.
Today, Mike is giving much to PHC through his daily volunteer efforts, helping keep up the grounds and doing other tasks. Working with Loaves and Fishes in our facility helps him establish other bonds and valued friendships with other supporting people. All of these activities, he says, help keep him “out of trouble” and help him rebuild his life. He now strives to help others, be kind and erase old negative habits and behaviors. He smiles as he explains how hard he works to avoid the “hard stuff,” sticks with Miller Light, and avoid those who might take him “down the wrong path.” Aware of his Native heritage, he described the inherent obstacles from the outside and the inside that he and his relatives experience. His insights are to be admired.
When asked what it would be like without the PHC, he just rolled his eyes, looked at the ceiling and blew out of his mouth.
Update: Mike was just hired as a paid staff dishwasher. It’s obvious from this photo that he enjoys it and is doing a great job. We’re so pleased to have him onboard!
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Peace House Community (PHC) nourishes its members’ bodies and souls by providing a safe space for economically marginalized women and men. PHC enriches the lives of its members, volunteers and students by offering a place to belong for everyone who comes through its doors.
Community members who have been wounded by economic and social dislocation will be healed through caring relationships in a supportive community.
The following guiding principles enable us to create an atmosphere of cooperation and fairness:
Ensure all voices are given an opportunity to express themselves.
Respect the diversity of opinions and experiences in the community.
Listen to other people with a mind that is open to wisdom from all sources.
Practice non-violence through self-restraint, encouraging words, compassionate actions and respectful listening.
Accept difficult situations with grace and serenity as we work towards conflict resolution.
“I like the volunteers here. They ask you how you’re doing. It makes your day.”
“People accept me with my [mental] illness.”
“I feel accepted. I always feel good by the end of the day.”
“A community that says YES to hospitality, conversation, affirmation, acceptance, celebration and hope …”
“[Peace House Community is] a community that shares stories, tears and laughter, prayer, reflection, wisdom and chores.”
PHC serves over 16,000 meals a year and hosts over 12,000 community member visits. Each year, your donations also provide:
200 hand massages
150 bike repairs
170 haircuts
400 hygiene kits
100 neck and back massages
400 tickets to Minnesota Twins games
150 nurse consultations
If you do not see the services here that you need, please call 211 or click here.
Peace House Community truly needs a village to keep its doors open. Since 1985, volunteers have shown up to volunteer with the right set of skills, knowledge and spirit to keep us moving forward.
Is Peace House Community Making a Difference?
Nourishing the bodies and souls of economically challenged and marginalized women and men in the Twin Cities since 1985.
The community members know that at Peace House Community they will be honored as human beings, known by their names, and not judged because of how they look, their mental health, or what they have done in the past. Peace House Community is a place of safety and respite from the streets.
About Our Leadership
The ministry continues to operate with an all-volunteer Board of Directors, all-volunteer Leadership Team, and approximately 40 volunteers in total – serving from less than one year of service to more than 28.
In addition, we have a Director who overseas our day-to-day operations.
The board members have proven experience in areas of nonprofit administration, finance, legal, spirituality, and volunteer development.
With the contribution of community members and all volunteers, Peace House Community developed and maintains a three-year strategic plan that guides the organization’s work.
Marti Maltby joined PHC in April, 2018 after over 20 years working in homeless shelters and housing programs. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and an M.A. in Christian Ministry. He is married with twins (one boy and one girl).
Marti Maltby
Peace House Community 2022 Board of Directors include:
Deborah Dapkus
Jim Reetz
Monica Nilsson
Kelly Simon
Patrick Messmer
Jane Murphy
Meg Mannix
Catherine Mamer
Peace House wishes to thank retiring board members Tim Sheehan and Racheal Kennedy who have just completed their terms.
Peace House Community grew out of one woman’s desire to meet the deepest emotional and relational need of the disenfranchised people she saw around her. Sister Rose Tillemans, a member of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondolet, had run a free store on Nicollet Avenue for 10 years, but her conversations with her customers convinced her that they had deeper needs than just clothes or cookware. She realized that they need a safe place of community where they could share their thoughts, hurts and experiences with others who cared for them. On October 17, 1985, Sister Rose opened the door of Peace House Community at 510 East Franklin Avenue, a building that would quickly become known as ‘The living room on Franklin Avenue.’ For those who would never be invited over for dinner, it became a welcoming space to meet with friends and escape the chaos of everyday life.
Rose recognized that people’s spirits and souls needed to be nourished and healed. This became a ministry of listening to the stories of those who had no one to listen to them. It would provide a place for the most misunderstood and least loved in our society to call ‘home.’ It would be about what people need after they have been fed and clothed. Since the beginning Peace House Community has striven to understand and love each person.
In 1999, Peace House Community became a nonprofit corporation. At the same time, the building owner donated the property to Peace House Community. Although PHC was flourishing, it suffered a blow when Sister Rose died on July 5, 2002 at the age of 79. Determined to carry on her vision, the volunteers and board took over the operations and ensured that PHC continued to reach those most in need.
A new opportunity arose when a non-profit housing developer proposed building low-income housing on the land where PHC was located. After negotiations that benefits both agencies, PHC sold its building in exchange for a custom-built facility two blocks away. On July 12, 2013, Peace House Community opened its current facility at 1816 Portland Avenue S.
In 2017, PHC took another step in its development when the Board created the Manager position, moving the agency to a more professional structure. 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Bayeux, city of the tapestry – France
by Marnix Hart on August 23, 2019 with No Comments
Bayeux.
During the dark ages the French King, Charles the Simple, made an agreement with the one of the Norwegean Viking leaders named Rollo. Rollo and his people borrowed Normandy and in exchange helped defending the river Seine against other Vikings. The Vikings in Normandy soon integrated with the locals.
In 1066 a huge fleet of ships set sail to England. The Normans defeated the Saxon king during the battle of Hastings. The Bayeaux tapestry tells the story about this Norman conquest. It was made to consecrete the Roman Cathedral of Bayeux in 1077. However, the Cathedral burned down and they replaced it with the current Gothic one.
The Bayeux tapestry survived and is now on display in the Bayeux Museum. It has been announced that it will temporarily go to the British Museum, but it is unknown when. Unfortunately it’s forbidden to take photographs of the tapestry itself. However, you should go see it and take a look for yourself. I took these photos in the current Gothic Cathedral, which is also worth visiting.
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Near the southwest coast of Ireland lie two islands called ‘the Skellig Islands’. They are the habitat and nesting area of various species of birds.
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Fleet Week 2022
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a loud plane!
Get ready for the buzzzzzzz. Fleet Week 2022 is coming. The waterfront event is headlined by The U.S. Navy Blue Angels and is the only air show in the United States with a commercial airliner, the United 777, to perform a fully choreographed act.
An annual public event, San Francisco Fleet Week 2022 honors the contributions of the men and women of the United States Armed Forces while advancing cooperation and knowledge among civilian—and military-based Humanitarian Assistance personnel.
Taking place every October on the Marina Green over Italian Heritage Weekend, Fleet Week’s air show and the parade of ships have become an integral part of SF local culture.
This year’s performers lineup includes U.S. Navy Blue Angels, Fat Albert, United 777, U.S. Navy F-35C Demo, C-17 Demo, U.S. Navy Leap Frogs Parachute Team, Patriot Jet Team, Greg Colyer Ace Maker T-33, P-8 and P-3 Demo, U.S. Coast Guard C-27 and MH-65 Demo, and U.S. Coast Guard M-60.
2022 Air Show Dates
Friday, October 7th from 10 AM to 4 PM
Saturday, October 8th & Sunday, October 9th from 11 AM to 4 PM
Get tickets for the air shows at the Fleet Week website.
Other related events
Parade of Ships Friday, October 7th at 11 AM along the San Francisco Waterfront.
Fleet Week Free Concert Series with the Navy and Marine Corps Bands from October 4th through 10th.
K9 Heroes on Saturday, October 8th from 10 AM to 2 PM at Duboce Park with a performance by the 1st Marine Division Band.
Ship Tours at the Port of San Francisco Piers 30, 32, 35, and 19 (two ships at each pier) on Wednesday 10/5, Thursday 10/6, Saturday 10/8, and Sunday 10/9.
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Pine March Madness: Duke Blue Devils are a Lock to Crush Tennessee Vols
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Duke @ Tennessee
The Duke Blue Devils are about to dominate the Tennessee Volunteers in their upcoming NCAA showdown, and Pine Sports is here to tell you why you should put your money on them. Let's work together to win some bets and make some serious cash!
March Madness is in full swing, and we're hyped to dive into the highly anticipated matchup between the Duke Blue Devils and the Tennessee Volunteers. Duke is the team to back, and here's why.
First off, Duke is on a 10-game winning streak, and they haven't lost in over a month. That's the kind of energy you want to ride when placing your bets. Meanwhile, Tennessee has dropped two of their last four games, and they're struggling without point guard Zakai Zeigler, who's out with a torn ACL. The Vols barely survived their first-round game against Louisiana, shooting poorly from beyond the arc and the free-throw line.
Duke, on the other hand, crushed Oral Roberts in their first-round game, showcasing their offensive prowess. With a KenPom rating of 17 overall, 41 on offense, and 15 on defense, the Blue Devils are a well-rounded team that's tough to beat.
Now let's talk about the players. Duke's leading scorer, Kyle Filipowski, is a force to be reckoned with. He's been on fire lately, averaging 20.3 points in the four games prior to the tournament. Expect him to be heavily involved in the matchup against Tennessee, making it even harder for the Vols to keep up.
Tennessee's top scorer, Santiago Vescovi, had a rough game against Louisiana, and the Vols will need him to step up big time if they want to have a chance against Duke. But here's the thing: Duke's offense is just too strong for Tennessee's defense to contain. The Blue Devils have been lighting up the scoreboard, and with players like Jeremy Roach stepping up and scoring 23 points in the last two games, they have multiple weapons at their disposal.
So, what does this all mean for you, our loyal Pine Sports bettors? Duke is currently a 3-point favorite on DraftKings Sportsbook, and we believe they'll not only cover the spread but potentially secure a double-digit victory. Tennessee's best chance to win is to lock down defensively and shorten the game, which is great for those looking to bet the under on the total set at 128.5.
In conclusion, the Duke Blue Devils are the team to back in this NCAA showdown. With their impressive winning streak, offensive firepower, and key players stepping up, they're set to crush the Tennessee Volunteers and advance to the Sweet 16. Let's work together to win some bets and make some serious cash, Pine Sports fam!
It’s time to shine.
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Congressman of Largest Military District Tells Constituents He 'Wrestled' with Iran Deal Decision
By Nicholas Ballasy 9:34 PM on September 03, 2015
The congressman representing the country’s largest military district took questions from constituents concerned about Iran getting a nuclear weapon.
Rep. Scott Rigell (R-Va.), who will oppose the Iranian nuclear agreement in its current form, said everything he has read demonstrates that the Iranian regime holds an “apocalyptic worldview.”
“The radical Islamic groups and the leadership itself, which I see as a form of radical Islam, they hold an apocalyptic worldview and they talk about the destruction of Israel,” he told the participants of the town hall, which took place online and over the phone.
“Israel is a great ally to us and we cannot consider what’s good for America without simultaneously, in the context of the Middle East, without considering how it affects Israel.”
Rigell told his constituents he has “wrestled” with whether or not to support the agreement.
“I cannot wrap my mind around their [Iran’s] mindset and if anyone on the call tonight can prove me otherwise, please call the office and send me the material. I want to see it.”
Rigell, who served in the Marine Corps Reserve, said the regime is moving the entire region away from peace but every Iranian does not agree with their actions.
“I think many of them want peace, especially the younger generation,” he said.
Rigell, a member of the House Appropriations Committee, was asked if the current agreement would prevent terrorist groups from taking over any nuclear sites in Iran.
“I had not considered that. To me the risk within the administration itself, the regime itself, is sufficient,” he said.
Rigell said the agreement does not “eliminate” or “dismantle” any significant parts of Iran’s nuclear program.
“We’re simply managing it. I really think that’s the only conclusion that could be reached on that,” he said.
Some callers were concerned about the U.S. government’s ability to prevent Iran from secretly developing a nuclear weapon.
Mark Dubowitz, executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said the “side-deal,” which the United Nations’ International Atomic Energy Agency has reached with Iran, contains a massive loophole.
“In that deal, Iran would be self-verifying and self-inspecting this Parchin facility. In other words, weapons inspectors will not get physical assess to the site,” he said.
When asked if there is an alternative to the current agreement, Rigell said America’s “economic leverage,” along with its European allies, is sufficient at this time.
“We could continue to put enough pressure on this regime to say that the changes that we are asking for are serious and they are substantive but we are not asking to renegotiate the whole agreement,” he said.
Rigell said Congress has the option to modify the agreement.
“I’m confident in this. I’m saying that among the alternatives that are available to us, that one is the best alternative,” he said.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz recently warned Congress about the consequences of undermining the deal.
“If we are the ones who unilaterally undermine this agreement, it’s not going to be a very good day after. Again, it’s hard to imagine that we would not lose the unity of the international collaboration,” he said.
Nicholas Ballasy is a video journalist based in Washington, D.C. His interviews with prominent politicians and celebrities have been featured by media outlets including Fox News, NBC News, ABC News, Access Hollywood, Inside Edition, the Washington Post and more. Follow his work at www.nickballasy.com.
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DESTINATIONS sri-lanka
Just off the southern tip of the Indian Peninsula, between the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, lies the island country of Sri Lanka. Blessed by a tropical climate and deeply rooted in its Buddhist traditions, Sri Lanka is a country whose rich heritage and scenic landscapes have the power to enchant each and every visitor it receives. The country’s commercial capital and largest city, Colombo, is a spellbinding blend of its British-Dutch colonial past and its Buddhist ways, although this is a city of many faiths, with mosques, Christian churches, and a synagogue to vouch for it. Visit the fabulous National Art Gallery, drop by at the welcoming Seema Malaka Buddhist Temple or embark on a Colombo City Tour aboard an open-top double-decker bus with live commentary. A welcome respite from the fast pace of the city awaits at Viharamahadevi Park, a green area with birds chirping from amongst the eucalyptus trees and a large golden Buddha atop a plinth surrounded by spurting jets of water. Alternatively, head down to the waterfront at the Galle Face Green. Here, you can stroll down the promenade and soak in the sweet Sri Lankan sun.
All I Love Culture Wallet Friendly Vibrant
Colombo is the financial and cultural centre of Sri Lanka, an enchanting island lying off India's southern tip. These city folks go about their daily business with a cheerfulness born of optimism in this noisy and traffic-congested metropolis. But despite being known as a chaotic city, Sri Lanka's capital offers a handful of attractions for first-time visitors, including old colonial buildings, breathtaking religious temples, a beautiful shore, and tasty food.
Sri Lanka Travel Specials
Essential Sri Lanka
50-Day World Cruise Liner – Brisbane to London (Dover)
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Posts Tagged ‘Philadelphia’
SugarHouse at Center of Big Casino Turf War
by Howard Stutz / Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 9, 2013 | 1:00 pm
When the $550 million SugarHouse Casino opened 28 months ago on a Delaware River waterfront site in South Philadelphia, opponents of the project worried that local businesses would suffer.
Kathy Smith said she hasn’t noticed one bit of difference.
Smith, a tough-talking, streetwise native of South Philly, has spent 25 years working at the city’s cheesesteak landmark Pat’s King of Steaks, which opened in 1930 at the X-shaped intersection of Ninth Street and Passyunk Avenue.
The SugarHouse is roughly four miles from Pat’s. It doesn’t have a hotel and has few dining options. What the casino does offer are 57 table games and 1,600 slot machines, which produced the highest revenue per machine, per day of all Pennsylvania’s 11 casinos, state gaming regulators said.
Tags: Caesars Entertainment, Harrah's Philadelphia, Parx Casino, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Philadelphia, SugarHouse Casino
Wynn Looks to Challenge Caesars with $1 Billion Resort in Massachusetts
by Chris Sieroty / Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jan 15, 2013 | 1:00 pm
As Wynn Resorts Ltd. Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn confirms his intentions to build a $1 billion hotel-casino in Massachusetts, a key issue ahead will be obtaining local approval, a Las Vegas-based gaming industry analyst said Friday.
“To that end, there have been press reports in recent weeks suggesting that neighboring locations could oppose Wynn’s site,” Union Gaming Group principal Bill Lerner said in a research report. “In addition, Wynn is already bidding for a license in Philadelphia, and typically prefers to develop two projects (at most) at the same time.”
Wynn Resorts is developing its $3 billion hotel-casino complex on 51 acres on the Cotai Strip in Macau and has casino projects in Philadelphia and perhaps Massachusetts.
Tags: Boston, Caesars Entertainment, Massachusetts, Philadelphia, Steve Wynn, Union Gaming Group, Wynn Resorts
Wynn Makes Play for Last Casino License in Philly
by Chris Sieroty / Las Vegas Review-Journal, Nov 20, 2012 | 1:00 pm
Steve Wynn is going to bid for the last casino license in Philadelphia.
The chairman of Wynn Resorts Ltd. proposes to build a 150,000-square-foot casino with 900 slot machines and 100 table games and a 300-room hotel on about 60 acres of waterfront property, a company spokesman confirmed Thursday.
Michael Weaver, senior vice president marketing strategy at Wynn Resorts, said the company will file for a casino license by the state’s Nov. 15 deadline. The Las Vegas-based gaming company had proposed building a $600 million casino in the spring of 2010 in Philadelphia before pulling out.
“We are excited about Philadelphia and the opportunity afforded by our piece of property on the banks of the Delaware River,” said Wynn, who is also his company’s CEO. “It allows for a luxury hotel complex and the introduction of the Wynn brand to Philadelphia.”
Wynn said his assignment was to build a resort that attracted visitors to the city.
Tags: Greenwood Gaming, Penn National Gaming, Philadelphia, Steve Wynn, SugarHouse Casino, Wynn Resorts
The Spinal Tap of Poker?
by Dan Michalski, Mar 14, 2008 | 10:52 am
I’ve long thought that poker and fiction generally don’t mix well — at least not in the modern poker era when you’ve got so much got so much comedy, drama*, and pervy shenanigans going on in real poker life. But the newest poker movie, The Grand, may be different. Not only does it have an intriguing cast — Woody Harrelson, Dennis Farina, Ray Romano, David Cross, Cheryl Hines, Richard Kind, Chris Parnell — but also it’s improvised during a real poker tourney Curb Your Enthusiasm style.
The movie opens in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York City, and Philadelphia next Friday. Click here to see the trailer … and we’ll have to see how many of you/us actually go see the film.
ALT HED: Lucky You 2?
*NSFW
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All posts tagged "Forest and Climate Change"
Bhupender Yadav takes charge as Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
NEW DELHI: Bhupender Yadav, has today assumed his charge as Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. Speaking with the media on the occasion,...
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February 28, 2023 February 28, 2023 Miracle Edee
Iggy Azalea recently opened up about splitting from Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti in a new interview on Emily Ratajkowski’s High Low with EmRata podcast.
“Like, right after I had my son, I left his father,” she told Ratajkowski. “Something happened one day with my son’s father and me and it was just one of those moments where you’re just like, ‘I didn’t wake up thinking this is what my day would be.’ But by the end of the day, I was on a plane to Los Angeles and I never went back and that was the end of it.”
Azalea did not elaborate on the incident that forced her go, but she did say it reminded her of her own childhood home.
“My father and my mother had such a volatile relationship that I wish I had seen less of it,” she added. “And so that was what happened to me in that moment that I had on that day.”
“I was like, ‘I will never let my son see this,’ because I don’t want him to see someone talk to me this way too, because I don’t want him to ever learn this, I don’t want him to be exposed to this,” said Azalea. “And even though I felt that I was in a bit of toxic cycle — a lot of a toxic cycle with the person — I’m accountable for ways that I participate in it.”
“I just felt I had to be more accountable to myself into what I’m doing with my child, and even if there are days where I wanna go back to this, I just never would do it. I will never do it.”
Two years after they first began dating exclusively, Azalea gave birth to her child with Carti in 2020. The Australian-born musician has repeatedly called Carti out over the years, most notably accusing him with skipping their son’s first Christmas holiday because he was cheating on her.
Iggy also spoke about why she chose to join OnlyFans, despite previously saying she would never sign up for the platform.
“I’ve made a lot of people so much money off my body, and I got the smallest cut off my own fucking body,” she said. “And my own work, and my own ideas.”
The project Azalea was referring to is a “mixed media project” called “Hotter Than Hell,” which she announced in January and said will include photos, videos, and merchandise.
Celebrity, Celebrity News, Iggy Azalea, Playboi Carti, Relationship
Liam Neeson Rejected James Bond Because of His Wife’s Ultimatum: ‘If You Play 007, We’re Not Getting Married’
1 Jan 23 Miracle Edee
Model Bella Hadid felt pressure to be a ‘sexbot’ early in her career
Bella Hadid spoke about feeling pressure to project a "sexbot" image early in her modeling…
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The Undertaker Reveals His Mount Rushmore of WWE Superstars on Kevin Hart's 'Cold As Balls'
By Brian Jones - December 16, 2021 10:13 am EST
The Undertaker has revealed his own Mount Rushmore of WWE Superstars. The legendary pro wrestler appeared on Kevin Hart's Cold As Balls on the Laugh Out Loud YouTube channel and said his Mount Rushmore is Andre the Giant, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, The Rock (Dwayne Johnson) and Shawn Michaels. The Undertaker then talked about The Rock more and how he put him over on Monday Night Raw.
"Definitely. One of them would be your buddy, The Rock," The Undertaker said, as transcribed by Wrestling Inc. "Way back in the day, you could tell he was right there on the threshold. We were in a match on Monday Night Raw, a bunch of different things going on and it got kind of screwed up. I had to call an audible, I had to change things," he revealed. "I'm the tenured vet there, right? I remember telling him, 'it's alright kid, it's your night.' He hit me with the Rock Bottom and beat me. It was the right thing to do for business. I told Vince I said, 'look we were in trouble timewise' and he goes, 'anytime, I trust you.'"
The Undertaker also talked about why he retired from WWE last year and the surgeries he underwent in his career. "In my mind, I wanted to do it and in my heart, I still wanted to do it," Undertaker explained. "But I realized, my body couldn't do what it used to do. The injuries, I couldn't even put a number on. The surgeries, I've had upwards of 17/18 surgeries. Everybody feels like they've got to give that disclaimer right away, you know, 'that sh*t's not real is it?' Well, it's real enough to cause 17 surgeries. People don't realize that within the course of a match, you're only a couple of inches away at any given time from something really catastrophic."
The Rock and Austin played a big role in the emergence of the Attitude Era in the late 1990 and developed one of the best rivalries in WWE history. Michaels was also part of the Attitude Era and is considered one of the best performers of all time. Andre the Giant was a legendary figure who main evented WrestleMania III with Hulk Hogan. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10871 | {"url": "https://popculture.com/sports/news/the-undertaker-reveals-mount-rushmore-wwe-superstars-kevin-hart-cold-as-balls/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "popculture.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:06:04Z", "digest": "sha1:32T22KR735FX6QVWEXMADKW5EUVYU73K"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 2166, 2166.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 2166, 5371.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 2166, 6.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 2166, 110.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 2166, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 2166, 183.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 2166, 0.40725806]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 2166, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 2166, 0.06078665]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 2166, 0.02741359]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 2166, 0.03873659]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 2166, 0.01907032]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 2166, 0.02145411]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 2166, 0.03629032]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 2166, 0.18346774]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 2166, 0.52896725]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 2166, 4.22670025]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 2166, 4.94007872]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 2166, 397.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 92, 0.0], [92, 140, 0.0], [140, 527, 1.0], [527, 1161, 0.0], [1161, 1828, 0.0], [1828, 2166, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 92, 0.0], [92, 140, 0.0], [140, 527, 0.0], [527, 1161, 0.0], [1161, 1828, 0.0], [1828, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 92, 15.0], [92, 140, 9.0], [140, 527, 67.0], [527, 1161, 122.0], [1161, 1828, 121.0], [1828, 2166, 63.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 92, 0.0], [92, 140, 0.23255814], [140, 527, 0.0], [527, 1161, 0.0], [1161, 1828, 0.00949367], [1828, 2166, 0.0119403]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 92, 0.0], [92, 140, 0.0], [140, 527, 0.0], [527, 1161, 0.0], [1161, 1828, 0.0], [1828, 2166, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 92, 0.16304348], [92, 140, 0.14583333], [140, 527, 0.10335917], [527, 1161, 0.03943218], [1161, 1828, 0.02698651], [1828, 2166, 0.0591716]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 2166, 0.57368362]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 2166, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 2166, 0.89220345]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 2166, 53.72734833]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 2166, 37.54731836]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 2166, -125.92571083]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 2166, 24.0]]} |
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Pop music cannot be explained through a single genre or a simple definition. To put it simply, pop music basically refers to any music that is popular during a specific period; that gets a lot of airtime on the radio and television, and these days has a lot of hits on YouTube and Spotify.
Pop artists rule the music world. Their brand of music is specific to their personal style and image. Even though pop can be categorized into various sub-genres such as Bubblegum pop, pop-punk, or art-pop, songs that come under pop music are often too diverse to classify.
Pop music these days is basically any music created for a commercial purpose. It is specifically designed to cater to a wide range of tastes and appeal to whatever is trendy in a particular era. It is influenced by urban culture and, in turn, influences culture. This culture is whatever is trending in the media in terms of film, TV shows, music, and social media. Hence, it is called pop culture.
The term ‘pop’ was first used to describe music that became massively successful in 1926, with a popular appeal. Popular songs were called pop songs because of their mainstream success. The success of pop songs also caused the music and record industry to thrive. Pop music of the time comprised a wide range of genres, from Rhythm and Blues to country music.
Different artists dominated the pop industry at different times in history. In the 1930s, it was all about crooners like Bing Cosby, whose velvety vocals were used to keep audiences enthralled. By the time we reached 1950, Elvis Presley was the King of the charts, with his unique brand of music; a combination of Rock ’n’ Roll, rhythm and blues, and country music. The 60s bought about Beatlemania; the Beatles, who were primarily considered a rock band, had a pop-infused sound, making them incredibly popular and a worldwide phenomenon.
Pop artists from the 90s and early 2000s like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Michael Jackson really defined pop music as we know it today. This was around the time pop bands became a phenomenon, like the Backstreet Boys, N’Sync, and the Spice Girls.
Modern pop stars like Billie Eilish Miley Cyrus. Beyonce, Ariana Grande, and The Weeknd are adding their own spin on the ever-evolving genre, capturing the listeners’ hearts with their musical contributions to pop culture.
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Conference Article| February 01 1977
Changes in Human Hexosaminidase Isoenzyme Distribution in Body Fluids during the Course of Tissue Damage
SUSAN M. TUCKER;
SUSAN M. TUCKER
*Department of Clinical Chemistry, St. Thomas' Hospital, London SE1 7EH, U.K.
ROBERT G. PRICE
†Department of Biochemistry, Queen Elizabeth College, University of London, Campden Hill, London W8 7AH, U.K.
Biochem Soc Trans (1977) 5 (1): 241–243.
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Is a Medicaid Trust Right For You?
by Port Legal | Blog, Elder Care, Elder Law, Health Care
As we age, many of us require long-term care. Whether it’s for all-too-common ailments related to aging or more serious chronic illness, this care comes at a steep cost. Many people are forced to utilize assets that they intended to pass down to their children or grandchildren to pay for an extended stay in a nursing home or facility.
Fortunately, there are other options available.
Some invest in long-term care insurance, and while that’ a viable option, it’s an expensive one. Many attorneys specializing in elder care law recommend a Medicaid trust. Here are some basic facts about Medicaid trusts to help you determine if you or a loved one would benefit from one.
What is a Medicaid Trust?
Essentially, a Medicaid trust allows the grantor— the person to whom the assets belong— to transfer their assets into an irrevocable trust, which will be distributed to per the grantor’s instructions after their death. The assets are available for the grantor’s use, but they don’t have control over them.
With that said, you can’t transfer assets to a trust days— or even months— before you apply for Medicaid. There’s a five year look-back period; basically, Medicaid can look through your assets from as far back as five years prior. This helps to determine if you’ll be required to undergo a spend down to qualify.
If you transferred, say, your house into a Medicaid trust just four years ago, you might be forced to sell it in order to qualify for Medicaid.
This isn’t an attempt to force you to divest yourself of your assets; rather, it’s a response to the rampant, systemic fraud that was all too common within the Medicaid system.
Remember, Medicaid is intended to serve people who don’t have the money to pay for their care– not millionaires who want to give all their money to their children.
Why is a Medicaid Trust Beneficial?
It Helps You Avoid Spend Down.
A Medicaid trust will protect valuable heirlooms or assets you’ve earmarked for your family or friends. You won’t have to spend down your assets in order to have your long-term care covered by Medicaid. You will be legally disassociated from the assets, so you’ll qualify for Medicaid with ease.
You Can Keep Your Assets Safe Legally.
Why is a trust required? Why can’t you choose which assets can be exempt from the spend down that’s required to qualify for Medicaid? Unfortunately, that’s against the law. Failure to report assets is considered fraudulent, and you could be subject to fines and banned from the system. If you’re considering hiding assets from Medicaid, don’t— it’s a large governmental entity with long arms, and you WILL get caught.
Keep Your Costs Low.
Bottom line: a Medicaid trust isn’t cost-prohibitive to set up. Long-term care insurance, on the other hand, is an expensive solution that only gets more costly over time.
A Medicaid trust will not only protect your assets, but it will save you money and help you get the care you need as soon as you need it.
Additionally, you can’t guarantee that you’ll get the coverage you require as you age— if you believe long-term care insurance is the “safer” option, you might find yourself without assistance at the very moment you need it.
Should You Consider a Medicaid Trust?
If you have assets you hope to protect for your children or grandchildren, a Medicaid trust could be an ideal option for you. You’ll rest easier knowing that your legacy will stay intact and that Medicaid will cover any required long-term care or medical expenses that might arise.
However, if you do not have a trustworthy person to be in charge of your trust, it might not be a good solution for you. For example, say that you put your home and your assets into a Medicaid trust well before the time comes for you to enter a long-term care facility.
If the person in charge of your trust does not have your best interest at heart, they could ostensibly put you out on the street—after all, they have control of your home and money. Ultimately, you need to implicitly trust the person you put in charge of your Medicaid trust.
Do you have questions? An elder care attorney can answer them. At Port Legal, we have the knowledge and the experience to guide you through the complex world of Medicaid trusts. 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Secrets only the Wealthy Understand
by Bryan Bracken | Oct 2, 2019 | Internet Marketing | 0 comments
Here are 28 secrets that were found that the wealthy understand to be especially helpful, in completely random order.
Become financially educated. Read personal finance management books, starting with Rich Dad Poor Dad. Learn how to budget and how to invest.
Live frugally. If you’re thinking you can’t save more of your money, take a look at homeless people who live on almost nothing. Yes, you can save money. Stop eating out so often. Cancel the cable. Don’t buy a new car. Don’t buy a new, used car until you need one.
Always pay yourself first. Devote the first 10-30% of your pay to savings and investments.
Spend money on assets (real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.) not liabilities (everything that loses value the moment you purchase it). Thinking of buying a new car even though your old one is fine? Take that money and invest it in your business, in stocks, in real estate, or something that is an asset. Then buy a good used car in a few years, when you need one.
Don’t care what people think of you. Your neighbors think you’re broke because you don’t buy new cars? Little do they know that $20,000 you would have spent on a car is now earning you a 10% compound interest rate.
Invest in yourself. Self-education equals new knowledge. Add execution to that new knowledge, and you get results. Repeat continuously.
Find ways to help as many people as possible. The more you can help others get what they want, the more money you can make.
Scale. Don’t render services when you can mass produce products. Better to make a $10 profit on a million sales than a $1,000 profit on 100 sales.
Are you stuck on services? Go upscale. If you’re going to render services, find the niches that pay the most.
Have multiple streams of income. This way if something happens to one, you are still in good shape overall.
Sell stuff. Lots of stuff. Hire others to help you, so that your earnings are no longer tied to your hours.
Always keep the return on investment in mind, whether your investment is time or money.
When you want to buy something, figure out how to make money. Don’t take money out of your savings to buy a car or a vacation. Instead, figure out how to make the extra money needed to cover the new expense.
Be friends with people who have more money than you. Their mindsets and thought processes will rub off on you. That said, do not try to compete with them – keep the car and house you have now, at least for a while.
Leverage your abilities to their fullest extent instead of working harder to get ahead. Forget working hard and focus on working smart. For example, a personal coach can create a course and sell it for $297 a million times over, but can only coach a few people one-on-one at any given time.
Take calculated risks. Failure is a part of the journey. If you’re too afraid to fail, you will never take the smart, calculated risks needed to become wealthy.
Use your head more than your heart. Make your financial decisions based on provable fact rather than gut instinct.
If you have a business, work ON it, not in it. Your labor isn’t needed to make the business a success – your ideas and leadership are.
Things like sports and entertainment are simply distractions for the masses. While you’re watching sports and shows 2-6 hours a day, the rich are making million dollar contacts, doing deals, and starting businesses. If you get more of whatever you focus on – maybe it’s time to stop focusing on distractions and start focusing on your finances.
Bad decisions are better than no decisions. Any decision that moves you forward is better than total inaction. The key is to make decisions quickly and work until you get results.
Confidence and belief in your ability will take you further, faster. The higher your confidence and the more you believe in what you’re doing, the easier it is to bring others on board, to convince buyers and to make money.
Having a lot of money doesn’t change life as much as you think. It’s not a magic shield from illness, tragedy, or loss. You’re no smarter for having it (although perhaps wiser if you made money yourself.) You still have problems, although they might be an entirely new set of problems. On the plus side, you never have to worry about putting food on the table or paying bills, which frees you up to think about bigger things.
People will look at you differently when you are rich. The upside is they respect you more. The downside is most people will want something from you.
It’s best not to flaunt your money, but instead, put it to work to make more money. Many millionaires drive beat-up cars and live in perfectly average homes. Few people know they are rich and they like it that way.
Don’t buy the stuff you don’t need. Rent it, borrow it, or do without. And don’t carry a balance on credit cards. Ever.
Never borrow money to make discretionary purchases. Only borrow money to make money.
Start with the end in mind. If you’re starting a company, from day 1, ask yourself what to do to make your company as valuable as possible so you can one day sell it for millions.
Lastly, having money is power. Power to help any charity you choose. Power to help anybody or anyone. 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Further power supply units for double-deck coaches
PTC Rail OEM GmbH has received an order for the supply of a further 17 power supply blocks for double-deck coaches in Germany.
Since 1996, more than 3,000 sets of equipment for double-deck coaches have been delivered. These are also in reliable daily use in Denmark, Israel, Poland and Luxembourg. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10876 | {"url": "https://powertech-converter.com/en/Further-power-supply-units-for-double-deck-coaches/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "powertech-converter.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:33:55Z", "digest": "sha1:MWDZLF7KCIPALOLQNJRAGT3YMPTQXCXS"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 348, 348.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 348, 3204.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 348, 3.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 348, 176.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 348, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 348, 280.2]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 348, 0.30985915]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 348, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 348, 0.13829787]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 348, 0.21276596]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 348, 0.02816901]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 348, 0.1971831]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 348, 0.75438596]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 348, 4.94736842]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 348, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 348, 3.64151779]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 348, 57.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 51, 0.0], [51, 178, 1.0], [178, 348, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 51, 0.0], [51, 178, 0.0], [178, 348, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 51, 7.0], [51, 178, 23.0], [178, 348, 27.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 51, 0.0], [51, 178, 0.01612903], [178, 348, 0.04907975]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 51, 0.0], [51, 178, 0.0], [178, 348, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 51, 0.01960784], [51, 178, 0.07874016], [178, 348, 0.03529412]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 348, 0.48440939]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 348, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 348, 5.186e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 348, -20.30727414]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 348, -0.32640875]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 348, 13.08793266]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 348, 3.0]]} |
LaosMichelle Kennedy2019-11-07T03:15:07-06:00
Experience Laos
Laos, Southeast Asia’s best kept secret, has remained relatively untouched from modern globalization, making it an intriguing natural destination for your next business event. The true beauty of Laos lies in its people, the centuries-old traditions, and its lush and pristine landscapes.
The captivating town of Luang Prabang has been ranked as one of the most desirable travel destinations in the world. This tranquil town along the Mekong River is dotted with glittering temples and traditional residences that are infused with French colonial architecture.
A boutique meeting destination, Laos allows for personalized service and an incredible experience. The slow pace of life, complete serenity and laid-back feel combined with spectacular natural sites makes Laos a setting that appeals to meeting planners in search of an inspirational meeting experience.
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The Darkness Brought Upon Ourselves
By Dani_Higareda PLATINUM, Hanahan, South Carolina
Dani_Higareda PLATINUM, Hanahan, South Carolina
“People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.”
- Winnie the Pooh
"Stop whining!" I tell my little sister.
"But it hurts, Melissa! It hurts!"
As I drag her towards our home, or at least what we call our home, the road seems to unwind and get longer and longer.
"My feet hurt, Melissa!"
"We're almost home, Ivy."
The road is long and our feet ache from the scorching rocks beneath our feet. Ever since our dad abandoned us, life has been really hard. One day, when we were at soccer practice, he never came to pick us up. We walked the long way home and found a sign that said in big red letters: FOR SALE. I cried for a long time, and from that point on, I was in charge of seven-year-old Ivy.
Ivy and I - We are what society calls "orphans", but I prefer the term:"temporarily without a father" because I know that my father is out there somewhere and that someday he'll come back for us. We are also "permanently without a mother" because my mother abandoned us when I was born. I never met her, but my father says that she was beautiful and could move the waves of the ocean with her soothing voice. He says that one day, she came home crying from her work and just packed her bags and left without a word.
Ivy is ten, six years younger than me. We have been forced to live in the shadows and learn to look out for ourselves. The truth is, though, that we have not always been like this because I brought this upon ourselves. Now, we have no food, no shoes, no mother nor father, nor a place to call home.
"Melissa, don't waste your food!" Dad yells.
"It's just- That I don't really like this food," I say with a wrinkle in my nose.
My dad pauses to look at me and begins his lecture.
"Melissa, there are kids in other countries that are wishing they had the food that you are wasting right now."
"But how do they even know that I have this food?"
He sighs. "Melissa, that's not my point."
"Someday, the day will come when we will all be wishing for the food that we are wasting today. When that day comes, there will be famine and people will have remorse for all the food that they've wasted. Don't waste your food."
Time and time again, my father always scolded me for throwing away the food that I had not eaten. We were living a luxurious life and I always thought, "Oh well, things always come and go." But I was wrong because now, our father had left us and we were living in a camp for all the homeless people. My father was right. I now always find myself wishing for the food that I once wasted. Now, we have to steal and barter food. It's not like the old days when the maid would cook our food and we would just sit down and wait for her to serve it on our plates. I remember the exquisite meals that were prepared for us and longed for them.
My sister was starting to be the same way. When she saw that I threw away my food, she did the same, even if she was actually hungry. She is only ten years old and already knows a whole lot about the world. When I was ten, I only cared about the clothes I wore and the way I looked. But Ivy, she is so innocent; she is so sweet. I should've set a good example for her to follow, but I was very selfish.
We get home by nighttime and we are very tired. We enter the tents and plop ourselves down on the ground. Ivy lays down beside me and she quickly falls asleep. She is snoring, and under her snores, I can hear her stomach growling. My sweet sister. We've turned into ravenous beasts. I brought this upon ourselves. Deep melancholy washes over me and tears begin trickling down my face. I can feel them rolling down my arms and onto the blankets. Oh, how I wish that they would magically turn into a tree full of food- and this silly thought reminds me of my father. I begin crying more- and I just can't stop. Why did dad leave us? Why? Was it because he was tired of me wasting my food? Was it because he didn't love us anymore? Why? Buckets of tears are pouring out of my eyes. I am drowning in a flood of sorrow and can't breathe. This is my fault.
Ivy wakes up.
"Melissa, why are you crying?"
I can hear her worried voice and wipe away my tears.
"I'm sorry for everything, Ivy."
"Sorry for what, Melissa?"
"I'm sorry for being the reason that daddy left us, Ivy."
"Melissa, don't say that."
"It's true, Ivy!" I yell.
Despite my sudden outbreak, she hugs me.
"Please forgive me, Ivy!"
I cry and hug her back tightly, holding her for a very long time. My father let go of us and I was not going to let go of my little sister. She is my life. She is the sunshine of my life. She is the reason I wake up every morning and my motivation to do what is right. As long as she's here with me, I'll keep fighting for her and for us.
My father's abandonment always leaves me wondering, "Why did he leave us?"
I loved him, and still do. If I were to see him one day, I would forgive him.
He would say, beginning to cry, "Mel, I didn't mean to leave y'all."
"I forgive you, Daddy." I would say with pain in my voice.
"Why do you forgive me, Mel, after what I did to you and Ivey?" he would ask with painful tears in his eyes.
Because you're my father and I love you, dad." "Because it's my fault that you left us."
"Don't say that, Melissa. I left y'all because I was selfish!"
And sputtering, with all the pain in the world, I would say, "I forgive you because I'm the one that brought this darkness upon ourselves!"
© Fransisca A., Surabaya, Indonesia
We must appreciate the people and things we have in our life while we have them because they don't just come and go. We shouldn't take them for granted, because next thing we know, we'll end up without them.
thoughts brought up
With Liberty and Justice for All
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Why you should invest in property in the UK
African investors who want to build wealth on a global scale and diversify their investment portfolios can benefit greatly from participating in the real estate investment market in the United Kingdom (UK).
Foreign investors have the opportunity to purchase in the United Kingdom, which is an economic powerhouse, specifically in locations that have consistent property growth and strong rental demand. In addition to a thriving property market and established property management, the United Kingdom provides this opportunity to foreign investors.
Here are some of the most compelling arguments in favor of investing in the real estate market in the United Kingdom.
1. Confidence in the UK market
Buyer and seller confidence in the United Kingdom continues to be high, which is fueling the country’s housing market despite the numerous external forces that are influencing the market. The United Kingdom has a strong reputation for stability, opportunity, and safety, which attracts a lot of foreign investors who want to either keep or grow their assets and capital there. Not to mention the ongoing revitalization of cities in the United Kingdom, which helps to boost employment, as well as the improvements in rail transportation, which help to make the United Kingdom’s connectivity one of the finest in the world.
2. Supply vs demand
The supply and demand for real estate, which includes both the building and the plot of land on which it is situated, determines its value. Real estate is a tangible asset.
Inequality is one of the most significant factors that influence property investment decisions in the UK. The demand for housing in the UK is only going to increase as the population does. Because there is a shortage of housing in metropolitan areas, there is a growing demand for property that is either affordable or available for rent in many areas of the UK’s countryside.
Because the average age to buy a home in the UK is 44, as opposed to the average age in some other countries, the demographic tends to rent for a longer period of time. Both younger generations of students and young adults who have not yet purchased their own homes, as well as older generations of people who are looking to downsize, make up a large portion of the population in the United Kingdom and are driving up demand for rental properties.
Buy-to-let properties, for example, provide investors with the opportunity to maximize their long-term return on investment through both the capital growth of the asset and the long-term rental increase of the property. This is especially true in times of inflation.
With rental yields in prime UK cities reaching up to 5%, the income from a rental property has the potential to cover mortgage payments in addition to other expenses such as general property maintenance. Because of this, the purchase of the property you made would bring you a monthly amount of cash that was in the positive for you.
3. Interest rates
Since the value of real estate in the UK is relatively consistent, you can confidently purchase a home overseas using a mortgage. Because the interest rates on mortgages are noticeably lower in the well-established property market in the United Kingdom compared to those in other jurisdictions, it is significantly simpler to qualify the property as a functioning buy-to-let investment.
mortgages secured by investment properties
Buy-to-let mortgage loans and commercial mortgage loans are two examples of the types of investment property loans available. These are the kinds of loans that are used to finance the purchase of real estate with the express purpose of turning a profit, either through rental income or upon eventual resale of the asset.
Mortgages at competitive interest rates are easy to come by and can be obtained in large numbers. Foreign investors who want to take out a mortgage can choose from one of 87 different types of loans available to them, and South African investors are free to purchase property in the United Kingdom without being subject to any legal restrictions.
You have the ability to “lock in” an interest rate for a term of up to five years, which means that as an investor, you will be able to precisely estimate how much your mortgage will cost over the course of the next five years. As a consequence of this, when you create your investment profile, you are aware of all of the costs that are associated with it. The costs of borrowing money at this rate can range anywhere from 75% credit to 25% value depending on the circumstances, but they are guaranteed to remain at 4% for the next five years.
The growth of capital
To put it another way, capital growth is defined as an increase in the value of your property over the course of time. This holds true for all different kinds of real estate, and comparing the prices at which the property was bought and sold is one way to figure out how much its value has increased over the years.
An investment that has been carefully planned out and researched beforehand may result in even greater capital growth. Consulting an expert who is conversant with interest rates, understands the risks associated with them, and can assist you in mitigating those risks is essential for this reason.
4. Improvements to the infrastructure as well as the revitalization
Towns and cities all over the United Kingdom are undergoing transformations as a result of a national regeneration program and investments in local infrastructure. Efforts have been made to encourage growth and redevelop blighted areas by promoting regeneration. This includes upgrades to homes, street facades, and roads, in addition to the addition of new transportation links that will make it easier to travel around the entire UK.
Cities such as Birmingham and London are experiencing an increase in investment as a result of rail projects such as High Speed 2 (HS2). The first phase of the high-speed rail line known as HS2 in the United Kingdom (which will connect London with major cities in the Midlands and the north of England) is currently under construction. HS2 is planned to connect London with these major cities.
The High Speed 2 (HS2) rail line will establish connections between major airports and cities like London, Birmingham, and Manchester. It will be the longest railway bridge in the UK, measuring more than 3.4 kilometers in length, and it will stretch across a number of lakes and canals. Additionally, it will be the second purpose-built high-speed line in the country.
Access to the city will be good, and transport costs will be relatively low in comparison to the costs of long-distance trains coming from outside the country, which means that investors can now invest outside of central London and still get a good return on their money.
As part of our strategy for investing in offshore real estate, Sable International will collaborate with you to determine the most suitable offshore investment strategy that is suited to your individual requirements and goals.
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Thank God Without Ceasing
By Sara Lack November 14, 2015 November 14, 2015 Uncategorized
Last year, I wrote a blog post on gratitude. In it, I confessed that I often bemoaned the lack of genuine gratitude in my young, unsaved boys, while I unfortunately modeled this same attitude. While I would be lying if I said that I have demonstrated perfect repentance and lived this year in a constant state of gratitude and contentment, I think the Holy Spirit has convicted me of this sin and driven my heart to the cross when complaints creep into my heart and, sometimes, into my speech and body language. I thank God for His infinite patience with me as I seek to live a life in light of receiving eternal life and unmerited favor at the cost of His Son’s life.
This year, my desire is to be more intentional about speaking aloud my gratitude. While I seem to be pretty adept at speaking aloud my complaints, my thoughts about the greatness of God’s mercy do not pass through my lips nearly as often as they should, and I need to share them more—including with my family. I do not want to model a “one and done” attitude towards thanking God for the specific ways in which He is gracious to me. For instance, there are times when we pray as a family when the boys thank God for the same thing repeatedly, and I have found myself thinking “Can you think of something else? We’ve already thanked God for safety at sports five days in a row now.” While I don’t think I have said that aloud, shame on me for thinking it. Because I thanked God for safety yesterday, does that mean I’m covered in that area and can move onto thanking Him for something else? That sounds ridiculous as I write it, but sometimes I act that way—as if I am saying, “I thanked God for my health last week, check, I’ll thank God for our missionaries this week, check, I’ll thank God for my family next week, and then in another month or so, I can go back and start over.” God, forgive me for any time when I feel like I have thanked You enough for anything.
The Bible tells us to pray without ceasing. We should thank God without ceasing, and while we will not worship and thank Him perfectly until we are glorified, we can grow in our gratitude. I can do this by pausing as I look around throughout the day. I’m typing on a laptop. Thank you God for work that pays the bills for the electricity and for providing the means to buy this machine I so often complain about. I am looking at pictures of my husband and boys. Thank you Lord for providing me with a husband that loves You and loves me and our kids. Thank you for my boys and for allowing me to raise them and love them. I see a beautiful morning sky through the slats of our blinds. Thank you, Lord, for creating this Earth and sovereignly orchestrating everything that occurs on it. I see canned food piled in the boys’ room. Thank you, Lord, for providing for our physical needs and providing the means for us and others to help people who need food. There is no lack of reminders of God’s graciousness to me. I just need to look around and take the time to thank Him.
Gracious Father, I do not want to grieve your Spirit when He reminds me of specific ways in which You have been immeasurably good to me and my family. Assist me to look to You and see with the spiritual eyes You have given me, that I might humbly bow my heart to You in gratitude for Your grace and mercy, Your protection and provision, Your compassion and patience, Your forbearance and discipline. Help me to speak of Your greatness to others and to model this more consistently in my home.
Sara Lack
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H. pylori infection occurs when a type of bacteria called "H. pylori" infects a person's stomach. It is a common infection that is prevalent all over the world. Generally, it does not cause any symptoms or problems. However, in some people, it can lead to:
1. Open sores or ulcers of the lining of the stomach or duodenum.
2. Stomach cancer
These conditions can sometimes cause pain or discomfort in the upper belly, nausea, or vomiting.
Most people with this kind of infection generally have no symptoms at all. However, suppose people develop ulcers related to this infection. In that case, symptoms can include abdominal discomfort, pain, bloating, or gassiness in the upper abdomen. They can feel full after eating a small amount of food. On the other hand, they may not feel hungry. Some people can even develop nausea or vomiting. When ulcers cause bleeding, it can manifest as vomiting blood or having dark black tarry bowel movements. As a result of bleeding, patients can also feel very tired.
Most commonly, this infection is transmitted from the fecal-oral route, meaning by sharing food with others who are already infected. In addition, it is transmitted from person to person.
Sharing food with others is a risk factor for getting this infection. In addition, this infection can predispose to stomach cancer.
1. Blood test to check for an antibody to this infectious bacteria
2. Breathing test: This test measures substances in a person's breath after being given a special liquid or drink. It can help to confirm infection with H. pylori.
3. Stool testing is also used to check for this infection. A small sample of your bowel movement is taken and tested for the bacteria.
4. Biopsy: For this test, your doctor, when they perform an endoscopy, can take a sample of the lining of your stomach and test it under the microscope and help identify these bacteria.
Many antibiotic regimens are available which have a high success rate to treat this infection and cure it. Most people will need at least 3-4 medicines taken for about 10 to 15 days to cure this infection. Common side effects of these medication regimens can include abdominal discomfort, nausea, or diarrhea. These generally go away once the treatment finishes.
Research is ongoing to find the best treatment course and the shortest duration. Then a couple of weeks later, a test for cure is taken to ensure that the bacteria is gone. If the bacteria is still present, then a different course of medications is prescribed.
Also, people diagnosed with ulcers are tested for H. pylori infection. The treatment of this condition can help ulcers heal and prevent ulcers from coming back. Treatment for H. Pylori also prevents the long-term risk of cancer.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended that all people test and treat this infection.
When on treatment, it is essential to follow your doctor's instructions. Take medicines as recommended, and let your doctor or nurse know if you have any side effects or problems with your medications. Follow-up tests after treatment include a breath test, a test to check a sample of bowel movement for infection, and upper endoscopy with biopsy.
If the initial treatment does not eliminate the bacteria, people need further treatment.
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Ended: February 19, 2015 at 3 am EST
Snow showers developed across the Southern Appalachians along and immediately behind a strong arctic cold front that swept across the region during the afternoon of the 18th. Snow tapered off in most areas through the evening, the only exception being locations across the far western North Carolina mountains, where snow showers didn't taper off until the pre-dawn hours of the 19th. Total accumulations ranged from a dusting up to an inch in locations closer to the South Carolina border and the lower valleys surrounding the Smokies, to 2-4 inches in the valleys north of I-40 near the Tennessee border. Locally, much higher amounts occurred across the high peaks and ridge tops near the Tennessee border. Combined with the snowfall from the storm of the 16th/17th, areas above 5000 feet reported 1-2 feet of snow on the ground by the morning of the 19th. Very strong winds resulted in considerable blowing and drifting of snow and periods of blizzard-like conditions across these high elevations.
Outside of the mountains, much of the Piedmont and northern Coastal Plain received a dusting of snow with totals of up to 1.2 inches in Burlington.
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Students’ attitudes towards the use of technology in Hong Kong
Helen W. M. Yeh
Division of Languages and Communication (LC)
Human-computer Interaction: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications
Yeh, H. W. M. (2016). Students’ attitudes towards the use of technology in Hong Kong. In Human-computer Interaction: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications (pp. 1672-1686)
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Apple TV+ Orders New Limited Drama With Michael Douglas
Douglas to Star in the Lead Role as Benjamin Franklin
by Marc Berman February 28, 2022, 4:29 pm
Apple TV+ has announced an order for a new limited event series from writer Kirk Ellis (“John Adams”) and Emmy and DGA Award-winning director Tim Van Patten, with Michael Douglas set to star in the lead role as ‘Benjamin Franklin.’ Based on the book “A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and the Birth of America” by Pulitzer Prize winner Stacy Schiff, the untitled drama from Apple Studios and ITV Studios will explore the story of one of the greatest gambles of Benjamin Franklin’s career.
The logline: At age 70, without any diplomatic training, Franklin convinced France – an absolute monarchy – to underwrite America’s experiment in democracy. By virtue of his fame, charisma, and ingenuity, Franklin outmaneuvered British spies, French informers, and hostile colleagues, all while engineering the Franco-American alliance of 1778 and the final peace with England of l783. The eight-year French mission stands as Franklin’s most vital service to his country, without which America would not have won the Revolution.
The limited event series will be written and executive produced by Kirk Ellis, and directed by Tim Van Patten, who will serve as executive producer alongside Michael Douglas, Richard Plepler through EDEN productions, Tony Krantz through Flame Ventures, and Mark Mostyn. Stacy Schiff will serve as co-executive producer.
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The Best Ways to Use Data Enrichment
by Marc Berman March 8, 2022, 7:08 am
© by https://www.precisely.com/
The world of technology has seen dramatic change over the last five years. All the way from personal tech devices like cell phones and laptops to data storage, advancements in CRM, and data analysis, it’s hard to imagine just how many changes have happened. Access to technology has also increased along with communication and commerce like never before.
While these are all good things and have driven the world of business forward, there has also been a certain amount of challenge that all of these advancements and increases have brought. One of those challenges has come in the fact that a lot of this change has meant an increase in data and information like never seen before.
This can be and is in many ways, a good problem to have. With more connection comes more interest, marketing, and commerce, but in the midst of all of this, there are challenges for making this data useful. Namely, the challenge lies in taking this massive amount of data that is available and turning it into useful analytics that can help empower and drive productivity and accomplishment.
One of the most effective tools for taking this increase in data and turning it into a powerful tool for your company is through data enrichment. This process takes a database and appends or, enriches it, with other collected data that is relevant. The process of data enrichment can be complicated and seemingly overwhelming, however, with the right services and software, this can be a simple process with incredible results.
How is Data Enriched?
Before getting into how enriched data can be used to move your business forward, it helps to have a little background as to what exactly the term ‘data enrichment’ means. In the digital world, everything is recorded. Interactions are made every second and data like emails, profile names, methods of payment, locations, and much, much more are all stored somewhere.
As you can probably imagine, this data piles up to be of substantial quantity. This data usually goes on a journey from its origin point of interaction, to what is known as data soils. These large deposits of information can do one of two things – they can simply take up space, or they can be used strategically to improve a company.
One of the problems of this data is that is extremely raw and can be at such an unfiltered state that it remains hard to utilize. That’s where the process of data enrichment comes into the picture. Data enrichment refers to a digital process that takes relevant information to already stored data and appends it. In the case of a data silo, when this happens data is taken out of a silo and placed in a data warehouse where it is ready to be utilized.
Appending data is simply the act of adding more onto an already existing piece of data that optimizes its use. This can look like a lot of different things. For instance, a very simple example of data enrichment is updating a CRM existing data log of users with their correct, and active emails. It could also look like collecting biographical and geographical information such as birthdates, locations, and more and associating it with existing profiles that lack such information.
The process of data enrichment allows for existing data to be enriched with information that is relevantly related in a way that optimizes and refines that data’s ability to serve a purpose. This way the data doesn’t just sit in a silo but can spread across an entire platform or company in a useful and impactful way.
How Does Data Enrichment Benefit Your Company?
When it comes down to the brass tax of how data enrichment can promote your company’s goals and increase your productivity, you have to look at the four main data types that can provide value.
By enriching these four data types a company can increase its analytical accuracy and propel several departments forward. For instance, by enhancing product data with information relevant to purchase interactions, user quantity, usage metrics, and more, you can help to develop a better customer profile that will help your sales and marketing team. This will help these teams understand more about what drives a customer’s in-house transactions or what holds them up.
Billing data can be utilized to give you information relevant to customer profiles that deal with ARR, payment histories and patterns as well as contract sizes. This can help you stay up to date on strategic communication with existing clientele and help to better understand the challenges of potential clients.
Data enrichment is a tool that takes existing data and connects the dots in powerful ways. By investing in the data acquisition that is already part of your company’s property, you can take raw data already on hand and enhance it to be a useful tool.
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Clyde Snow, a Sleuth Who Read Bones From King Tut’s to Kennedy’s, Is Dead at 86
By ROBERT D. McFADDENMAY 16, 2014
Clyde Snow in 1986. Credit David Longstreet/Associated Press
With ghoulish geniality, Clyde Snow liked to say that bones made good witnesses, never lying, never forgetting, and that a skeleton, no matter how old, could sketch the tale of a human life, revealing how it had been lived, how long it had lasted, what traumas it had endured and especially how it had ended.
He was a legendary detective of forensic anthropology, the esoteric science of extracting the secrets of the dead from skeletal remains. His subjects included President John F. Kennedy, the Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele, the “disappeared” who were exhumed from mass graves in Argentina, victims of the serial killer John Wayne Gacy, and even Tutankhamen, the pharaoh who lived 3,300 years ago.
Dr. Snow in 2000 in El Salvador, where his team found the skeletons of 136 infants and children killed by army squads. Credit Victor Ruiz/Associated Press
More, Dr. Snow, who testified against Saddam Hussein and other tyrants, was the father of a modern movement that has used forensic anthropology in human rights drives against genocide, war crimes and massacres in Kosovo, Bosnia, Rwanda, Chile and elsewhere.
He died at 86 on Friday at a hospital in Norman, Okla., where he lived. His wife, Jerry Whistler Snow, said the cause was cancer and emphysema.
Read more at The New York Times
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A Donation to Honor the Vision of Dr. Paul Farmer
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This article is part of Times Opinion’s 2022 Giving Guide. Read more about the guide in a note from Opinion’s editor, Kathleen Kingsbury.
Shortly after Paul Farmer helped get Partners in Health off the ground in 1987, international global health groups were debating whether it was even possible to treat poor patients with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, as its treatments were expensive and required patients to stick to complicated regimens. Indeed, even ordinary tuberculosis for which cheaper drugs and proven regimens existed kept killing poor people around the world.
Farmer, and the band of can-do mavericks who had assembled around P.I.H., had no patience for such excuses — or any excuses for denying care to poor people.
Their programs, based on providing high-quality care regardless of patients’ ability to pay and empowering them in their own treatment, were so successful that they upended global public health.
In his biography of Farmer, “Mountains Beyond Mountains,” from 2003, Tracy Kidder noted that even as tuberculosis killed more adults than any other disease in Haiti, not a single person had died of it since 1988 in the P.I.H. hospital that served a desperately poor rural area with a population of about 100,000 people. Protocols the group developed in Peru for successfully treating multidrug-resistant tuberculosis were adopted globally.
After learning about Farmer and P.I.H. from Kidder’s book, I’ve been donating to the organization ever since.
This year is particularly poignant, though. Farmer died in February.
According to Kidder, P.I.H. reduced newborn H.I.V. transmission from mothers to babies in the rural Haitian community it served to 4 percent, which he also noted was less than the rate in the United States at the time. Their clinic stopped outbreaks of drug-resistant typhoid with effective antibiotics and by cleaning up water supplies. It drastically reduced infant mortality. They achieved this despite a meager budget and with many patients traveling for hours, sometimes on foot or by donkey.
How? Farmer had a very straightforward philosophy: All sick people deserve high-quality treatment. Illness and poverty are intertwined. The proper response is to provide resources while working with people to empower them — thus Partners in Health.
The secret? Treat the whole person. With respect.
Poor patients needed more than drugs to get well, so Partners in Health provided them with food, too. They provided school fees to children. They installed systems to purify the water that caused so much disease. And they always trained and hired local staff, who would follow up with patients to identify and help remove obstacles to their treatment.
Farmer, a Harvard-educated physician, was also trained as a medical anthropologist. Kidder wrote that Farmer learned from local staff that more than three-quarters of Voodoo ceremonies were attempts to drive away illness. He saw little reason to argue with people about beliefs and faith; instead, he always focused on providing high-quality health care. Voodoo priests that he treated ended up as conveyor belts to the clinic, bringing their own ill parishioners to be treated. Farmer approached people with humility and respect, which they reciprocated.
Farmer’s own lapsed Catholicism was rejuvenated by his encounters with liberation theology, with its sharp criticism of inequality and injustice. He didn’t see theology as an obstacle to his mission. He’d say he had “faith” but also add: “I also have faith in penicillin, rifampin, isoniazid and the good absorption of the fluoroquinolones, in bench science, clinical trials, scientific progress, that H.I.V. is the cause of every case of AIDS, that the rich oppress the poor, that wealth is flowing in the wrong direction, that this will cause more epidemics and kill millions.”
Farmer was only 62 when he died, while training staff in a Rwandan hospital he helped establish. He had lived nonstop, treating patients around the world as well as fund-raising, cajoling, pleading and teaching.
Sociologists recognize a form of power called “charismatic authority” — Max Weber called it “the authority of the extraordinary and personal gift of grace.” Farmer certainly represented that. He inspired a generation of doctors, nurses, public health workers and advocates and ordinary people. He used the respect and awe he garnered to lobby global leaders and to help lead the charge to change how public health operates.
But what happens to a movement when its charismatic leader dies? In this case, the best option is what sociologists call “routinization of charisma” — things keep working because they become entrenched and institutionalized, not just because someone extraordinary wields enormous personal influence.
Since the early days, P.I.H. had already grown larger and more institutionalized, attracting millions in donations from individuals as well as foundations. They’ve expanded from Haiti and Peru to places like Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Lesotho and Navajo Nation. But they’re still small compared to the need. And their kind of work is even more crucial now, since the pandemic didn’t just cause suffering through Covid-19 — much basic health care has been interrupted around the world. As it always goes, the poorest, globally, will suffer the most from these disruptions, which will require an extensive effort to ameliorate.
Paul Farmer’s answer to “how does one scale this up” seemed to be simple: follow the basic principles of dignity, training and empowering local people and giving them resources. Money always matters.
Too often, the burning, basic question of lack of resources gets buried under debates about the effectiveness of various approaches and worries about being pragmatic or sensible. But as Farmer pointed out, many who advocate for “sensible” policies that ended up doing too little for the poor and sick “would never accept such a death sentence themselves” or their children.
Would I prefer a global tax policy that redistributed wealth to alleviate poverty and illness, rather than relying on N.G.O.s like P.I.H.? Yes. But we can’t just wait for an ideal resolution when desperate families need a clinic where they will be treated for free, perhaps provided food and school fees.
This year, I’m writing my check for P.I.H. not just because of their good work in some of the toughest places around the world but also with the hope that Paul Farmer’s legacy of providing treatment, respect and empowerment to all patients can endure and even thrive. When one donates online to P.I.H., there’s a box that asks if it’s in memory of someone. I’m going to write Paul Farmer there, and hope they get enough extra donations, maybe even for another clinic somewhere, because saving lives now is what matters.
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A U.S.-Made Missile Went Astray in Ukraine, Injuring Civilians
An American-made missile fired by Ukrainian forces wounded three civilians in eastern Ukraine in September, according to residents and debris recovered from the scene, marking a rare instance where U.S.-supplied weapons were linked to civilian casualties in the nine-month-old conflict.
The strike — from an AGM-88B High Speed Anti-Radiation Missile, which is fired from a fighter jet against ground targets like radar and air-defense systems — happened on Sept. 26 around 6 p.m. in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, residents said. The industrial city in Ukraine’s Donbas region has been the site of constant missile and artillery attacks since Russia invaded in February.
As Russia’s ground war in Ukraine has bogged down, it has kept up a punishingly heavy missile and drone barrage that has destroyed critical civilian infrastructure and killed or wounded many Ukrainian civilians. In response, Ukraine has had to rely heavily on air defense systems, some of them newly sent from Western allies.
In one case this month, officials from the United States and Poland said that a Russian-designed missile that crossed over Ukraine’s western border into Polish territory and killed two people was most likely an air-defense munition fired by Ukraine in response to a heavy Russian aerial assault.
The war in Ukraine has become defined by an almost unending barrage of munitions, and the make and origin of the thousands of bullets, artillery shells and missiles fired on the war’s front lines can sometimes be impossible to verify.
But New York Times journalists were able to gather and identify distinct metal fragments left behind at the site of an earlier strike, in September in eastern Ukraine, providing a window into where the billions of dollars of United States’ military aid sent to Ukraine can sometimes land.
“Three people got wounded, they say. No dead. It hit the apartment where no one lives, and in the next one, people got hurt,” said Olga Vasylivna, a resident who lived adjacent to where the missile hit. Her account was borne out by witnesses. “We had hits in this neighborhood before. Now we are afraid of every tiny rustle.”
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A spokeswoman for Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense did not respond to questions about the missile strike.
The effort to protect Ukraine’s skies and to destroy Russia’s own air defense systems has taken on new urgency in recent weeks.
This month, the United States announced that two National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems, or NASAMS, which fire missiles that Ukraine’s allies have in large supply, had been delivered to Kyiv. Six more will be provided to Ukraine in the coming years.
The arrival of Western weapons into the Ukrainian military’s arsenal has at times required a degree of jury-rigging and improvisation — in this case, to enable Ukraine’s Soviet-era MiG fighters to fire the AGM-88, a missile it was not designed to carry.
A delivery of equipment and munitions provided by the United States in Kyiv in January.Credit…Brendan Hoffman for The New York Times
There are no recorded instances of Ukrainian forces purposely targeting cities completely under their control, indicating that the missile was likely off-target and may have malfunctioned. Russian troops, however, have often targeted civilian infrastructure and population centers as a central and repeated tactic.
To mask their attacks on civilians, the Kremlin has often falsely attributed some such casualties to malfunctioning Ukrainian air defenses that struck residential areas instead of intercepting incoming Russian missiles and drones.
In this case, the missile hit the top floor of a five story Soviet-style apartment building, exploding on impact and boring a distinct hole in the building’s side.
In late September, Kramatorsk was roughly 20 miles away from where Ukrainian forces were trying to recapture the strategic rail hub of Lyman from the Russians. It is unclear whether the missile struck the apartment building because it missed its intended target and kept flying, or whether the missile somehow malfunctioned.
According to two U.S. defense officials there were no indications that Russian forces in Ukraine had managed to capture or use HARM missiles since the United States began supplying the weapons.
Almost immediately after the blast, images of debris and shrapnel posted to a local Ukrainian-run Telegram channel contained manufacturer numbers and decals that indicated the missile was a U.S.-made AGM-88B High Speed Anti-Radiation Missile, or HARM.
The next morning, reporters from The New York Times physically inspected a piece of shrapnel at the scene that contained an assembly number linking the debris to an electronic circuit card assembly only used in an AGM-88B, according to an online database that allows the public to look up data on U.S. government property. Other pieces of the destroyed munition also present at the blast site were consistent with older U.S.-made missiles.
The AGM-88 was developed by the U.S. Navy and Air Force after the Vietnam War for specialized warplanes to carry on missions to destroy enemy air-defense missile sites. Once launched, the missile looks for certain types of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the radars attached to surface-to-air missile sites and homes in on the source of those radio signals from more than 30 miles away, detonating 40 pounds of explosives in its warhead on impact.
It is unclear when the Pentagon first began providing AGM-88s to the Ukrainian military. But in August, U.S. defense officials acknowledged that Ukraine’s forces were using the weapon in combat. Videos posted on social media also confirmed their use.
The intended target of the AGM-88 that struck the apartment building in Kramatorsk is unclear, but it is possible that it was unable to find an enemy radar and struck the apartment building after it ran out of fuel. The missile will keep flying if it misses its original target and look for other enemy radar targets.
The Pentagon has long dipped into aging stocks of equipment to supply Kyiv, sometimes leaving Ukrainian forces troops with worn-down matériel. An American officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the missile’s use, added that the AGM-88B that struck the apartment in Kramatorsk almost certainly came from old surplus stocks, as it has been replaced by a newer model in service with American forces.
The missile is just one munition of many sent by the United States and other countries providing billions of dollars in lethal aid to Ukraine, and the Pentagon has announced four separate military aid packages for Kyiv since August that have included AGM-88 missiles.
An employee of The New York Times contributed reporting.
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Category: Islamic State
Left-Wing Orientalism: The Curious Case of Patrick Cockburn
The following is an excerpt from an interview with me and my collaborator Nader Hashemi that will be published soon by the excellent online magazine Qantara.de. The interviewer is Emran Feroz, a journalist based in Germany, founder of the Drone Memorial, a virtual memorial for civilian drone strike victims, and author of a book on drone warfare. The interview revolves around our recent book Sectarianization: Mapping the New Politics of the Middle East, in which we challenge the new conventional wisdom in Western media and policy circles that attributes the violence engulfing the Middle East today to “ancient hatreds”. We call this sectarian essentialism a new form of Orientalism. In this section of the interview we’re responding to a question about the pervasiveness of this sectarian narrative across the ideological spectrum.
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Versions of the sectarian narrative can be found on the right, in the center, and on the left. The New York Times columnist and establishment sage Thomas Friedman, for instance, claims that in Yemen today “the main issue is the 7th century struggle over who is the rightful heir to the Prophet Muhammad — Shiites or Sunnis”. Barack Obama asserted that the issues plaguing the Middle East today are “rooted in conflicts that date back millennia”. A more vulgar version of this view prevails among right-wing commentators. The former cable television host Bill O’Reilly has remarked that “the Sunni and Shia want to kill each other. They want to blow each other up. They want to torture each other. They have fun. … This is what Allah tells them to do, and that’s what they do”.
This is hardly surprising, given the anti-Muslim prejudice so pervasive on the right. What is surprising is to find people on the left trafficking in the sectarian narrative. Take the case of Patrick Cockburn, the influential Middle East reporter for The Independent. Cockburn has consistently framed the Syrian conflict in sectarian terms — using language like “sectarian blood-letting” and “demons” — and even criticized others for downplaying sectarianism. He did this from very early on, seeing sectarianism as immanent even during the nonviolent popular demonstrations of 2011, which were notably devoid of sectarian slogans and involved Syrians of multiple religious backgrounds/identities. The Syrian conflict became sectarian, but it didn’t start that way and, contra Cockburn, its sectarianization was by no means inevitable. In his chapter in our book, the anthropologist Paulo Gabriel Hilu Pinto demonstrates how the Assad regime pursued a deliberate strategy of sectarianizing the conflict through the use of sectarian pro-regime militias and the “selective distribution of violence” to punish specific sub-groups of protesters; and by releasing various jihadis from Syria’s prisons, to poison the well and produce a “preferred enemy”. Continue reading “Left-Wing Orientalism: The Curious Case of Patrick Cockburn”
Author Danny PostelPosted on August 25, 2018 Categories Bahrain, ideology, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Islamaphobia, Islamic State, Journalism, Leftism, Middle East, Orientalism, Revolution, Sectarianism, Syria, UncategorizedTags Arab uprisings, Left Orientalism, Patrick Cockburn, social movements1 Comment on Left-Wing Orientalism: The Curious Case of Patrick Cockburn
Yassin al-Haj Saleh on the War on Terror
Yassin al-Haj Saleh and his abducted wife Samira Khalil
Western leftists would do themselves a favour by listening carefully to the Syrian leftist Yassin al-Haj Saleh. In this interview with Murtaza Hussain and Marwan Hisham, first published at the Intercept, Yassin discusses leftist misconceptions as well as Islamism, secularism, intervention, the ‘Palestinization’ of Syrians and the ‘Israelization’ of the Assad regime.
Yassin al-Haj Saleh has lived a life of struggle for his country. Under the Syrian regime of Hafez al-Assad, he was a student activist organizing against the government. In 1980, Saleh and hundreds of others were arrested and accused of membership in a left-wing political group. He was just 19 years old when a closed court found him guilty of crimes against the state. Saleh spent the next 16 years of his life behind bars.
“I have a degree in medicine, but I am a graduate of prison, and I am indebted to this experience,” Saleh said, sitting with us in a restaurant near Istanbul’s Taksim Square. Now in his 50s, with white hair and a dignified, somewhat world-weary demeanor, Saleh, called Syria’s “voice of conscience” by many, has the appearance and bearing of a university professor. But he speaks with passionate indignation about what he calls the Assad dynasty’s “enslavement” of the Syrian people.
Saleh was living in Damascus in 2011 when Syrian civilians rose up to demand political reform. That protest movement soon turned into open revolution after government forces met the protestors with gunfire, bombardment, mass arrests, and torture.
From painful firsthand experience, Saleh knew the cost of challenging the Assad regime. But when the uprising started, he did not hesitate to join it. He left home and spent the next two years in hiding, helping Syrian activists organize their struggle.
By late 2013, Syria had descended into anarchy. The conflict between the government and a range of opposition forces had become increasingly militarized. Like many other activists for the revolution, Saleh was forced to flee across the border to Turkey. That same year, armed groups in the Damascus suburbs kidnapped his wife, along with three other activists. ISIS kidnapped his brother in 2013. Neither has been heard from since.
Saleh is now among the millions of Syrians living in Turkey as refugees. He travels the country helping to train Syrian writers and activists in exile, while writing and speaking about his country’s plight. As a leftist, he has also been a vociferous critic of a growing international consensus that has come to see the Syrian conflict in Bashar al-Assad’s terms — as a fight against terrorism.
Our interview with Saleh is presented below, lightly edited and condensed for clarity.
Continue reading “Yassin al-Haj Saleh on the War on Terror”
Author Robin Yassin-KassabPosted on October 27, 2016 October 27, 2016 Categories Islamic State, Islamism, Leftism, SyriaTags Yassin al-Haj SalehLeave a comment on Yassin al-Haj Saleh on the War on Terror
Debating Syria’s Future: Landis, Ghadbian, Whitson, Gelvin
This panel discussion on Syria’s future was held on 23 November in Denver at the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Middle East Studies Association (MESA). It featured Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch, James Gelvin of UCLA, Joshua Landis of the University of Oklahoma, and Najib Ghadbian of the National Coalition of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces. I chaired and moderated. As I say in my introductory remarks, the questions explored in the discussion include:
How does Russia’s intervention in Syria change the equation?
How might the Paris attacks impact the geopolitical calculus—with France and Russia upgrading their assault on ISIS and the gap between Washington and Moscow regarding Syria’s future seemingly shrinking?
What might come of the Vienna peace talks set to begin in January?
Is Syria as a nation-state over? If so, what will emerge in its aftermath?
How can the carnage in Syria be brought to an end?
Author Danny PostelPosted on December 15, 2015 December 16, 2015 Categories Debates, History, Human Rights, International Relations, ISIS, Islamic State, Kurds, Middle East, Refugees, Syria, Turkey, UN, US Foreign Policy, War, War crimesTags conflict resolution, James Gelvin, Joshua Landis, Najib Ghadbian, National Coalition of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces, Sarah Leah Whitson, Syrian opposition, Vienna talksLeave a comment on Debating Syria’s Future: Landis, Ghadbian, Whitson, Gelvin
“Hands Off Syria” Applies to Russia Too—An International Statement
The following statement was authored by Gail Daneker of Friends for a NonViolent World, Brian Slocock of the Syria Solidarity Movement, UK, and the blogger and activist Clay Claiborne
“Hands Off Syria” Applies to Russia Too
As people and groups from many countries, united by a common commitment to peace, justice and human rights, we condemn the military offensive that began with air strikes launched by Russia in Syria on 30 September 2015 and accelerating subsequently.
While the Russian government has said that these operations were directed against the Islamic State (ISIS), most were on areas with no ISIS presence. The focus of the Russian military offensive appears to have been on opposition communities in the northern Homs region, a continuing center of resistance to the Assad Regime.
The victims of the Russian aggression on 30 September were predominantly civilians, including many children. Humanitarian conditions were dire in the area before Russia launched its offensive because it has long been under siege by the regime for its resistance. Continue reading ““Hands Off Syria” Applies to Russia Too—An International Statement”
Author alannahpriestleyPosted on October 15, 2015 November 6, 2015 Categories Activism, International Relations, ISIS, Islamic State, Middle East, Russia, SyriaTags ISIS, Islamic State, Middle East, Russia, Syria14 Comments on “Hands Off Syria” Applies to Russia Too—An International Statement
Should We Oppose the Intervention Against ISIS? An Exchange of Views
Reposted from In These Times
Should We Oppose the Intervention Against ISIS?
Most U.S. leftists say yes. But voices we rarely hear—Kurds and members of the Syrian opposition—have more ambiguous views.
ISIS (or ISIL, or the Islamic State) sent shock waves through the Middle East and beyond in June when it seized Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city. The organization has now laid claim to a swath of territory “stretching from Baghdad to Aleppo and from Syria’s northern border to the deserts of Iraq in the south,” in the words of Patrick Cockburn, author of The Jihadis Return: ISIS and the New Sunni Uprising.
In August, the United States assembled an international coalition (eventually including more than a dozen countries) to conduct a campaign of air strikes on ISIS positions in Iraq, coordinating with Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga forces. Then, in October, the coalition expanded the intervention into Syria, coordinating with Kurdish fighters on the Syrian-Turkish border and Free Syrian army forces.
American progressives have been relatively uniform in opposing the intervention against ISIS. But to most Kurds and many Syrian activists, the intervention is more welcome. Turkish and Syrian Kurds along the border watch the battles against ISIS from hilltops, breaking out in cheers and chanting, “Obama, Obama.” Within the Syrian opposition, one finds a range of perspectives—some support intervention, others oppose it, and many, like the Syrian leftist intellectual Yassin al-Haj Saleh, are torn. In late September Saleh told me, Continue reading “Should We Oppose the Intervention Against ISIS? An Exchange of Views”
Author Danny PostelPosted on December 22, 2014 Categories Activism, Anarchism, International Relations, Iraq, ISIS, Islamic State, Islamism, Kurds, Leftism, Middle East, Syria, US Foreign Policy, WarTags Anarchism, antiwar movement, David Graeber, Democratic Union Party (PYD), drones, Free Syrian Army, Human Rights, intervention, ISIL, ISIS, Islamic State, Kobani, Kurds, Rojava, solidarity, Syria, War, zapatistasLeave a comment on Should We Oppose the Intervention Against ISIS? 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Do you want to be a better ally to the disability community?
Start with language.
This video was developed as part of our Disability Inclusion Training Project. To learn more about the training, contact Belle at belleo@purpleorange.org.au
Tim: I think language shapes the way society views people with disabilities.
Title: Language Matters
Ellen: Language can be used in a way that's harmful, that communicates that we are lesser.
Tim: In high school I was often called retard. Even just hearing it used in television or pop culture can be quite hurtful.
Trevor: Spastic, spastic plastic. They are pretty horrible words to describe a person.
Esther: Words like ‘cripple’, they don't actually identify me as a person. They identify me as a disability.
Tim: It's usually just I find people talking to me in a patronising way, as if I’m a child.
Jae-Marie: Like, I wonder how much journalism students are taught about how to talk about people with disabilities. I think there is still very much an angle of pity and an angle of this will get readers.
Tim: When they throw the word ‘suffering’ in, it tends to bother me, but that does definitely tend to mean they should be pitied.
Trevor: I have cerebral palsy. I don’t suffer from cerebral palsy. There is nothing about cerebral palsy that I suffer from.
Esther: ‘Wheelchair bound,’ I hear that a lot in the media. It becomes about a story about the wheelchair. It’s not about the person.
Trevor: I’m not bound to my wheelchair. My wheelchair is actually an enabler to my life. So yeah, I use a wheelchair.
Esther: When people are trying to replace the word ‘disability’with other words like ‘special,’ to me, personally, I wouldn't do that.
Ellen: I don’t like the word special. What does that actually mean?
Trevor: Going away for a significant trip, that’s special. An anniversary, whatever.
Ellen: If you don't say the word disability, then some people will take that to mean that it’s a shameful word.
Jae-Marie: The words for me that are the hardest to deal with are the words like, ‘you're so inspirational.’
Ellen: The assumption is that you can't do anything in this world, so when you do that ordinary thing, somehow you’re defying the odds.
Jae-Marie: I get it a lot when I'm like, ‘”Oh, yes, I go to uni or graduated uni,” and people are like, “Oh such an inspiration.” Okay, but so many of us do that every day.
Ellen: One person came up to me and said, “A lot of girls they may have all beauty, but they don't have it up here, whereas you've got it up here.” She was intending it to be a compliment. But it wasn't a compliment at all.
Jae-Marie: I've been told a few times, "It's a real shame you're in a wheelchair, if you weren’t you would be so pretty." Like those two things are not mutually exclusive. But now I know that you think they are.
Esther: Like we're creating a society of categorising people, stigmatising people, and it impacts on people mentally.
Ellen: When you hear those messages repeatedly, from the media, from people in the street, from your own family sometimes, it can really start to corrode your sense of worth.
Tim: Definitely. I feel that I've definitely had to overcome the stigma and assumptions that people have of people with disabilities.
Esther: I said, I cannot do this. I'm not able to do this because this is what people are saying. But then one day I decided hang on a minute, I don't have to live like that. I know I have a disability. Disability is not inability.
Title: So what words should we use?
Ellen: So person-first language is the idea that you are a person before you are a person with a disability. So instead of saying ‘wheelchair bound’ or ‘disabled person’, you would say, “I am a person with a disability.” You also have identity-first language, which is where your identity is something that you can claim. So, “I am disabled.”
Trevor: I prefer to use the language of person-first, whether that be physical disability, intellectual disability, whatever. They are people first. And I think that’s the foremost that we've got to remember out of all this is that we are talking about people.
Esther: It’s the person that has the disability. So let us address the person as a person. Get to know the person as a person, not as a disability.
Tim: I’d definitely go with the person with a disability one. So it means that the disability part is secondary to who they are as a person. What's on surface isn’t who they are. It is what’s underneath.
Jae-Marie: I use identity-first because I think disabled as a descriptor is only a negative descriptor if we give it negative connotations. It has negative connotations because society says being disabled is bad. Disabled isn’t- The word isn't inherently bad. It's just a descriptor. So I don't say I'm a person who's a woman. I say, I'm a woman, because my personhood is already implied. Whereas somehow, then I'm saying disability. Now, my personhood is not implied. To me, that's more of a societal issue, rather than the word.
Ellen: If you ask someone how they would like to describe themselves, and you use whatever word that person has used, then there is nothing to worry about.
Jae-Marie: I think when we talk about the incorrect language or the language we don't want, instead of being scared of that, I think able-bodied people and disabled people should be happy that we're finally getting a voice to say, “this is what language we want.”
Trevor: Don't allow this type of video to scare you off. It’s to encourage you to probe a bit further and find out what the person with disability wants you to know.
Ellen: Create a little bit of a rule with yourself, which is that my job is to listen. And I'll ask questions with good intention without any assumption. And it's okay if I make a mistake.
Esther: So, if you make a mistake, don't shy away, don't run away. There's no human being who is perfect. We all make mistakes. So it's okay to make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you can learn from that.
Title: Be a better ally starting with language.
Title: We thank the pariticpants for sharing their wisdom and experience. In order of appearance: Tim Cahalan, Ellen Fraser-Barbour, Trevor Harrison, Esther Simbi, Jae-Marie Jaensch.
Title: Filmed, directed & edited by Carey Scheer. Camera assistance by Marc Gierke. Music by Capo Productions. Supported by Government of South Australia. Department of Human Services.
Title: [JFA Purple Orange Logo] Working to create a world where people living with disability have a fair go at what life has to offer. For more information, contact JFA Purple Orange. 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Tacuba 13
Calle de Tacuba 13-C, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX
http://www.tacuba13.com.mx
The art of seducing the sense of smell has been a revered human activity since antiquity, the word perfume comes from the Latin “per fumus” (“through smoke”), and the ability to combine different aromas found in nature in order to create a scent that was pleasing was first recorded in Mesopotamia, first being practiced by a powerful woman in government named Tapputi, some 1200 years B.C., she was not only the first perfumer but also the first recorded chemist, and devised several techniques to extract those delicious aromas from nature, and refining her technique by using solvents. The practice of making perfumes was further refined by the Romans, the Persians, and the Arabs.
The art of making perfume has of course become a multi-million dollar industry around the world, but customers are still sometimes on the hunt for a scent that fits their own identity, a bespoke perfume made almost exclusively for them. And along with the increase of the massive perfume brands of the world, there has been a market for these kinds of smaller perfumers. In Mexico City, there’s a small mom-and-pop type of establishment that caters to these kinds of customers. The Perfumería Tacuba 13, located on famed Tacuba street in the historic center of Mexico City has been around for 89 years and its trademark are the personalized perfumes one can concoct, with the assistance of a master perfumer of course, out of: argan oil, sandalwood, tea tree, agave, Mexican flowers, coconut, and a long etcetera. And bring everything into a final beautiful mixture with the help of a fixative. It’s all then poured into a vessel made of glass.
Perfumería Tacuba 13 is open from Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and is a couple of blocks away from the Palacio de Bellas Artes and its corresponding Metro Station.
The knowledgeable staff helps customers pick out their scents and craft the perfume that’s perfect just for them, many customers come in looking for a unique smell that will distinguish them from the rest or want to recreate a perfume that contains a particular scent they experienced long ago, and maybe even reminds them of someone. Their long history and reputation have brought in celebrities in the past like Maria Felix, to have a particular scent crafted just for them. Perfumería Tacuba 13 defines the old traditions that were once a common part of daily life, their passion for their craft has been keeping them in business for close to 90 years, and relevant with the people of Mexico City. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10896 | {"url": "https://quehaymexico.com/tacuba-13/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "quehaymexico.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:19:36Z", "digest": "sha1:ASAUQHYXZX7VEAUKH2ZRZ7LZUVHS6JFI"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 2657, 2657.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 2657, 3966.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 2657, 7.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 2657, 81.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 2657, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 2657, 219.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 2657, 0.43667297]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 2657, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 2657, 0.01486989]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 2657, 0.02648699]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 2657, 0.00756144]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 2657, 0.14744802]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 2657, 0.55357143]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 2657, 4.80357143]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 2657, 5.01785389]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 2657, 448.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 10, 0.0], [10, 121, 0.0], [121, 148, 0.0], [148, 833, 1.0], [833, 1778, 1.0], [1778, 1957, 1.0], [1957, 2657, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 10, 0.0], [10, 121, 0.0], [121, 148, 0.0], [148, 833, 0.0], [833, 1778, 0.0], [1778, 1957, 0.0], [1957, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 10, 2.0], [10, 121, 18.0], [121, 148, 1.0], [148, 833, 113.0], [833, 1778, 161.0], [1778, 1957, 33.0], [1957, 2657, 120.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 10, 0.22222222], [10, 121, 0.06542056], [121, 148, 0.1], [148, 833, 0.00597907], [833, 1778, 0.00433839], [1778, 1957, 0.03468208], [1957, 2657, 0.00577201]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 10, 0.0], [10, 121, 0.0], [121, 148, 0.0], [148, 833, 0.0], [833, 1778, 0.0], [1778, 1957, 0.0], [1957, 2657, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 10, 0.1], [10, 121, 0.13513514], [121, 148, 0.0], [148, 833, 0.01459854], [833, 1778, 0.01481481], [1778, 1957, 0.05027933], [1957, 2657, 0.01142857]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 2657, 0.87498826]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 2657, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 2657, 0.33597118]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 2657, -50.76671553]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 2657, 51.52518099]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 2657, -7.6741556]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 2657, 22.0]]} |
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The Advantages of Playing Casino Online
The online casino industry is booming. Since it first started, online casinos have revolutionized the way we play casino games. Gone are the days when we had to travel to brick and mortar casinos and spend hours walking through huge complexes. Today, virtually everything you’d find at a brick and mortar casino can be found online. One of the latest innovations is the live dealer casino.
If you’re in the US, there are many options for playing casino games online. Wild Casino, Ignition Casino, and Bovada are among the online casinos that accept US players. Each of these sites offers a unique set of online casino games that you can play with real money or with Bitcoin. In addition to these games, Red Dog Casino offers a generous welcome bonus of 225%!
Live casinos are another excellent option, as they give you an authentic casino experience. These casinos use video technology that mimics land-based casinos and set cameras in strategic angles. For example, one camera will capture the dealer, while another will focus on the game itself. You can even interact with the dealers while playing! It’s a great way to get more involved in the action, too.
The choice of games and software providers plays a big role in the online casino experience. It’s important to find a casino that offers a diverse selection of games, as well as live dealers. You should also look for a casino that offers SSL-encryption and customer support, as these will make playing more secure. You should also consider the minimum stakes and game types, as these will impact your experience.
Live dealer roulette is one of the most popular games in online casinos. You can find live dealer roulette on nearly every online casino site. The gameplay is interactive, allowing players to interact with the dealer through real-time messaging and live text chat functions. Some sites even offer a video link that will allow you to chat with the dealer.
Another advantage of live dealer casinos is that they offer an experience that is very similar to that of a land-based casino. You can chat with the dealers and see their gestures, which will make the games more realistic. This is the ideal way to play casino games if you’re planning to visit a land-based casino.
Bovada Casino is one of the best-known online casinos and is known for its unique sportsbook, as well as its incredible live dealer casino. Bovada has a huge selection of live dealer games, including the infamous live roulette. There are also more than thirty games to choose from in Bovada’s live casino. Of course, the roulette game is their most popular, but you can also try your hand at live blackjack and super 6 games. Bovada offers table limits up to $2,500.
Some casinos offer deposit bonuses to attract new customers. These bonuses are basically free money, which is often in the form of free games. They are also often offered to players who join loyalty programs. Some of them even offer free spins on the roulette wheel.
How to Win Big at IDNPoker
If you’ve ever played poker before, you know that the game is based on technique, observation, and planning. If you don’t have these skills, you’ll likely lose a lot of money. But the good news is that the odds are in your favor and the house edge is low. If you master these skills, you can win big money consistently.
If you’re new to poker, IDNPoker is a great place to get started. This Asian online poker room started in Cambodia in 2010 and quickly rose to the second spot in the PokerScout rankings. Today, IDNPoker has its head office in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. Its PAGCOR license and bmm RNG certificate have allowed it to become one of the top B2B providers of online gaming platforms. It offers white label solutions for skins and API Integration. Currently, it has over 200 skins in Asia and over 10,000 concurrent users.
COVID-19, a pandemic that has forced many gambling venues worldwide to close their doors, has led to a surge in traffic in online poker. In addition to shutting down traditional gaming venues, many unlicensed venues have ceased operations, resulting in a dearth of live entertainment. As a result, many casual players have been turning to online poker as an alternative. The result has been a surge in traffic for many operators, with many reporting double or triple their traffic from the previous month.
There are many ways to deposit cash to an online poker site. You can choose from a variety of deposit methods, including transfers from BCA, BNI, CIMB, and a variety of e-wallet services. Some even offer bonuses for players. If you want to deposit real money in an online poker room, you can also use an online banking service like idn poker.
Splitting your bankroll is another way to improve your chances of winning. By spreading your money between several lower-limit tables, you can earn more money while keeping your income stable. However, it’s important to note that you will encounter less skilled opponents. Nevertheless, if you are winning consistently, your earnings will increase.
During a game of poker, you’ll need to know how to play bluffs to get better hands. To do this, you need to be careful and learn how to read the board before making a final decision. If you have a good hand, you’ll want to bluff to get a bigger pot.
When choosing a sportsbook, it’s important to find one that is legal and licensed in your jurisdiction. It is also important to find one that offers your preferred payment method. Most good sportsbooks accept credit cards, PayPal, eCheck, and even Bitcoin. You should also check for customer support and look for a sportsbook that offers a fast response time.
When it comes to betting on football, SBOBet has a great reputation and covers more than 1500 events every week. Its Asian market coverage means it can be an excellent choice for high rollers. It also offers fee-free financial transactions. Its involvement in football has helped it to become one of the top Asian bookmakers.
If you are new to betting on sports, you will want to select a sportsbook that is well regulated. It should be highly rated by sports enthusiasts and have high payout limits. The sportsbook should also offer VIP membership and high customer service. Lastly, it should be easy to use. It should also offer high odds and a variety of betting options.
SBOBet offers multiple sports including football, baseball, and NBA. It also has a large selection of international sports. It also offers risk-free bets to new users in different states. For example, new users in Virginia can claim a risk-free bet worth up to $100. In Indiana and Arizona, the sportsbook offers risk-free bets up to $250.
The deposit bonuses can be eye-catching, but the terms are very important. Typically, a sportsbook’s deposit bonus is tied to the first deposit. It must be wagered a certain amount of money before the bonus can be withdrawn. If you’re new to sports betting, you should check the bonus terms and conditions before deciding on a sportsbook.
Depending on the sport, you can also make parlay bets. Some sportsbooks offer a percentage bonus on top of your winnings if you bet on multiple teams in a parlay. However, be aware that this is not the best option for newcomers. For example, some sportsbooks offer better odds for underdogs, and others offer higher odds for favorite teams.
New Jersey has long advocated for the legalization of sports betting. It is largely responsible for the Supreme Court’s recent reversal of the ban on sports gambling. On June 14, 2018, the first sportsbooks opened in New Jersey in Atlantic City and MetLife Stadium. While the state is still in the process of regulating sports gambling, the legalization process is underway in many places.
Despite the reputation of the sportsbook industry, many people do not consider it a safe place to gamble. A sportsbook is not necessarily safe, but it is more likely to make you feel safer if you stick to your budget and bet responsibly. A good example is the case with SBOBET. It was involved in an investigation into match fixing in 2008. The Football Association asked the site to turn over any evidence of match-fixing, but they denied the request citing privacy concerns. Ultimately, the investigation did not uncover any evidence of match-fixing, but SBOBET prevented an internal problem by not disclosing any customer’s betting activities.
When it comes to playing the lottery, there are a few things to consider. First, playing an official lottery is always safe and legal. The downside to playing an unofficial lottery is that there isn’t much competition, and you end up with a lower-quality service. You also won’t get generous bonuses or promotions, and you can’t take your winnings elsewhere if you don’t win.
Currently, lottery sites are operated by forty-five states and Washington, DC. These websites include drawing and instant games. Many of the states participate in MegaMillions and Powerball, two multi-state lotteries with prize pots exceeding $1 billion. In addition, the lottery websites are increasingly incorporating casino-style games.
Online lottery subscription services can be an excellent option for lottery players. These subscription services let players register, pay, and check past lottery results. They are nearly as convenient as purchasing individual lottery tickets, although you’ll have to buy a few more tickets at a time. While these services are not legal in all states, they are a great option if you’d like to have access to the lottery without leaving home.
Betting on lottery draws is the most common type of lottery betting. Just like buying an official lottery ticket, lottery betting follows the same rules and requirements. You’ll need to choose the same number combinations, and you’ll win the same prizes. However, the price of lottery betting differs from the cost of an official lottery ticket.
There’s no denying that online lottery games can be a great source of revenue for state lotteries. In fact, more states are legalizing online lotteries. As a result, online lottery sites are catching up to traditional online casinos. However, the online lottery market is still limited. While it’s not as popular as online sports betting, it’s a great source of revenue for state governments.
In ancient times, governments often used lotteries to build fortifications, prepare for wars, or help the poor. George Washington even organized many lotteries. One of his tickets sold for over $15,000! Today, most governments recognize the benefits of lottery games, and most countries have monopolies on the lottery market.
In the United States, online lottery sites offer more than 50 games. You can buy tickets to Powerball, Mega Millions, Lotto 47, Fantasy 5, and more. There are also instant win scratch cards available. Instant games have a chance to pay out instantly, making them the perfect choice for those who don’t have much time to wait.
How to Enjoy a Casino Online Experience
The advancement in consumer graphics technology has made it easier than ever to enjoy a casino online experience. Even entry-level devices can now render sharper images, and internet technologies such as 5G have accelerated game speed and responsiveness. This makes casino games look more realistic and exciting than ever before. To ensure a better gaming experience, look for casinos that provide live dealers.
In addition to the games offered, casinos should also offer safe monetary transactions. Many live casinos use 128 and 256-bit encryption to protect sensitive personal information. This helps prevent identity theft and other frauds. Also, check whether a casino has customer support. Finally, check the minimum stakes. These are important features to make a good casino experience online.
The most popular games at live online casinos are blackjack, roulette, and baccarat. The basic rules are similar to those found in land-based venues. Players take turns acting on cards and then either stand or fold. If they’re unsure of their decision, they can use the chat bar. A live dealer can also place a bet if they want to.
Live casino games are exciting and offer interaction between players. Unlike the other games, these games feature real people, instead of computer generated responses. These games are ideal for social gamblers who want to interact with other players. The live dealers should be professional and dress appropriately. In addition, the chat bar and betting controls should work smoothly. Furthermore, live casino games are compatible with mobile devices and can even be watched on Twitch!
A live casino online should offer live dealers and a good selection of slot games. The live casino should also provide live sports betting opportunities. This way, users can place their bets on their favorite sports events. Moreover, the site offers great bonuses to players. The choice of live dealer games is huge and the players can make the right choice based on their preferences.
Many live casino websites have dedicated apps for mobile users. Although it’s possible to play through your browser, it is much more convenient to use an app for mobile devices. Apps have the additional benefit of allowing notifications when the casino updates the game. These applications can also give you the opportunity to watch a live casino game in HD quality.
Live casino games are a great way to make the most of your gaming experience. Live dealers can help you make more money, and some sites even offer extra funds for players to increase their betting limits. These additional funds are available in the form of bonuses for players who deposit money in the casino. You can also use the extra money in your account to play casino games.
Poker is one of the most popular games online. The goal of the game is to win money, and there are many ways to do that. If you have a great game strategy, you’ll be able to maximize your profits in the poker room. To find the best poker strategy, there are some key factors to consider.
The first step is to choose an online poker site. Most of the sites available are free to join. Make sure to choose one with a good reputation. Once you’ve found a website you’re comfortable with, you’ll be able to play poker. The best poker sites are those that offer the best features and the best customer service.
The biggest advantage of playing poker online is that you don’t have to meet the other players face-to-face. This means you can try out different poker games and learn a new strategy without putting yourself at risk. Online poker rooms are also easier to start with, so you’ll be able to make money faster than ever before. And if you’re afraid to lose money, you can always play for small stakes. Some of the online poker rooms also offer freeroll tournaments, which attract beginners and less wealthy clients.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a massive increase in the traffic on online poker sites. The virus has forced many live gaming venues to close, including some unlicensed ones. With so few places to play live, many casual players have turned to online poker as a replacement. This has led to an increased amount of traffic on many sites, and operators have reported double or even triple the number of people they served before the pandemic hit.
IDNPoker has an excellent mobile client. Its stand-alone desktop client is fully-translated in English, and the lobby is easy to navigate. The interface is clean and simple, and you can choose between cash games and tournaments. It is important to note that you can only play one table per account, and you have to log into two different browsers if you want to multi-table.
The IDNPoker network supports many popular currencies, including the US dollar. However, you need to be careful with currency exchange transactions since IDNPoker will set its own exchange rates. Payment options such as Neteller and Skrill are also available. The exchange rate can fluctuate at different times, so make sure you check the exchange rate before making a deposit or withdrawal.
When playing Omaha Poker, you must adhere to certain rules. First of all, you should meet a certain minimum amount of chips. Typically, you should have at least 50000 chips.
Playing slot games is a fun activity that can help you pass some time. They provide a lot of benefits to the players. This game is available both online and offline. You can find a wide variety of slots to choose from and choose the one that suits your needs the best. If you have never played a slot before, try playing a demo game to get an idea of how they work.
Slot games are not the only fun activities that you can have. You can also win a large amount of money by playing them. In fact, the more you play, the more you’ll be able to win. Microgaming is a company that was founded in 1994, and it has continued to grow as an operator.
The company behind the popular Pragmatic slot is a well-known provider of slot games online. They offer a wide selection of games and have a strong customer support team. They are also one of the most secure online casinos around, so you’ll be safe playing here. You can use your BRI or e-wallet to withdraw your winnings.
To deposit funds to play online slots, you’ll need to create a casino account. Once you’re a member of the casino, you’ll be able to choose from a variety of deposit options. Most of the online casinos accept credit cards and PayPal as payment methods. Using these methods will give you access to the best options for deposits and withdrawals.
Mobile gaming is another important focus for Pragmatic Play. Their games are optimized for mobile devices, and the company offers mobile-friendly tournaments. In addition, you can access features and promotions from mobile devices. The company also offers both portrait and landscape-orientated games, making them suitable for a variety of different devices.
If you enjoy playing slot games and want to play free demos, Pragmatic Play is the company for you. They regularly release new slots and are constantly improving their collection. The company also features progressive jackpots and other features that make their slot games more appealing. You’ll love their range of titles, so check out what they have to offer.
Pragmatic Play is an award-winning slot game developer. The company has been in the industry for several years and continues to develop new games. Their slots have won several awards and received accolades from prestigious organizations. The company won the EGR Nordic Awards in 2017, won the Malta Gaming Awards for Best Game Vendor in 2019, and won Best Slot Provider in 2020.
Another game that can be played with minimal investment is Japanslot88. These online games can be played with a small modal.
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Most people have played lottery-style games at least once in their lifetime. You can find lottery tickets at your local store, gaming establishment, or even online. It’s possible to bet on your favorite numbers and win big prizes. But before you jump in headfirst, consider some things. Buying tickets from an unofficial source is not as safe or reliable as buying them from a legitimate lottery operator. It’s best to be aware of the rules and regulations of the lottery before buying lottery tickets online.
Lottery winnings are subject to state taxation. The state requires that you pay the state and federal taxes on any prize exceeding $5,000. You’ll also have to pay additional taxes if you live in New York City or Yonkers. These taxes are among the highest in the country. Regardless of where you live, you should check the state lottery rules and regulations before buying tickets.
The house edge in most lotteries is around 50%. But many lottery enthusiasts argue that it doesn’t matter because it’s a chance to win a life-changing payout. And, as long as you can afford to buy more tickets, you can increase your chances of winning. You can even opt for an automatic lottery number generator, which can pick lottery numbers for you. However, it’s important to remember that you can’t guarantee that your ticket will be the next jackpot winner.
The history of the lottery can be traced back to Ancient China. The first records of lottery games date from around 205 BC and are believed to have helped finance important government projects during the Han Dynasty. One of these projects was the Great Wall of China. In ancient Rome, there were also lotteries, which were organized as entertainment for dinner parties. The first commercial lottery was organised by Emperor Augustus. The profits from this lotteries were used to repair the City of Rome.
Throughout history, governments have used the lottery for many purposes, including war preparation and social welfare. During the Middle Ages, Lotteries were also used by governments to raise funds and build fortifications. George Washington even organized a number of lotteries, and one of his tickets, a winning ticket from the Mountain Road Lottery, sold for more than $15,000 in a single day. Today, most governments understand the benefits of a lottery and attempt to regulate it. For example, some countries even monopolize the lottery market.
Online lottery gaming is legal in some states, though it is still illegal in many others. In fact, only eight states have passed laws allowing online lottery gaming. In the United States, there is a minimum age of 18 to participate in lottery games. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try it out! If you’re unsure, you can even find a website that offers lottery games online.
While there are several different games you can play online, many states have multi-state or in-house draw games. In Massachusetts, players can choose from eight draw games as well as three multi-state games. The lottery’s profits support state government programs, including public schools. In Colorado, the proceeds of the state lottery go to parks, open space conservation, and wildlife habitats.
A good casino experience goes beyond having a large selection of games. It also includes the option to play live dealer games. Live dealers can be very engaging and create a more authentic casino atmosphere. In addition, the casino should have a license and SSL-encryption, and a user-friendly layout. You should also check out the minimum stakes and customer support options.
With the advancement of consumer graphics technology in computers and mobile devices, players can play live casino games on a higher-quality computer or mobile device. In addition, internet technologies like 5G make online games more responsive and faster for users. As a result, online casino games are becoming more realistic and more exciting. You can now enjoy the same excitement you used to have when you visited a land-based casino.
Live dealer games are the most popular and authentic way to gamble online. You can even interact with the dealer and other players as you play. While many people agree that live dealers are the best online option, you should make sure to choose the casino operator carefully. It is important to choose a professional dealer for the best experience.
Mobile compatibility is another important factor to consider when choosing a casino. Some online casinos have dedicated applications for mobile devices. While it may be possible to access their website from a mobile browser, it is usually easier to download an application. Mobile applications also enable you to receive notifications about updates to the casino. This means that you can play your favorite casino games while on the go.
The software provider is a huge consideration. Evolution and Playtech are two of the leading game studios in the world. Both companies provide a high level of game selection, and they both offer top-notch customer service. The customer support teams at both are available around the clock and have a positive impact on the overall rating of the casino.
You can also find a casino that caters to your gaming style. Play live casino games on sites such as BetOnline and Super Slots. These sites feature a variety of casino games including video poker and live dealer games. They also have sports betting opportunities. Just make sure you play responsibly! For example, you should not deposit more than you can afford to lose.
Live dealer casino games are a fun way to play online. These games feature real dealers and are more realistic than the computer-generated versions of the same games. They provide an environment where you can interact with other players, get information about the dealer and even make bets against real players. You may even find a live dealer online in Ontario.
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When you play poker, you need to know some of the rules of the game. There are many kinds of poker games. One of them is Omaha. It is similar to Texas Holdem, but it has several rules. To play Omaha poker, you must have a kartu pertama (the top card) and a set of cards, known as a hand.
One of the most important things to know when you play poker is how to pay for it. Thankfully, IDNPoker has made payment transactions as convenient as possible. The site supports several popular currencies, including the US dollar. It also provides several payment options, including Skrill and Neteller. You can use these to deposit and withdraw funds.
Another important thing to know is that poker sites do invest players’ money. However, there are regulations regarding the amount of risk that they can take with their clients’ money. In addition, unlike real gaming houses, they do not have to pay interest on the money that their clients deposit. These investments can provide significant revenue to the sites.
Major online poker sites offer varying features to attract new players. Some offer satellite tournaments where the winners get entry to real-life poker tournaments. For example, Chris Moneymaker won a satellite tournament to enter the 2003 World Series of Poker, and then went on to win the main event. This caused quite a stir in the poker world. During the 2004 World Series of Poker, the number of players at the final table was three times larger than in 2003. Four of these players were winners of satellite tournaments on PokerStars.
While winning isn’t the only factor that determines the outcome of a poker game, using the right tactics is essential. By counting cards and counting bets, you can increase your winning potential. When you use these methods, you’ll be able to increase your odds of success and play better hands. And if you’re not sure whether or not you’ve got a good hand, you can always call and see what happens next.
The amount of chips that you can bet on a given hand will depend on the stakes. Players may be able to bet as much as ten chips at a time, or as little as two. This is known as the kitty fund. This money is shared between players and is often used to buy food or new decks of cards. Players who leave the game before the game ends do not receive their kitty fund chips.
Another great method of playing poker is bluffing. Bluffing is an effective way to disguise a low-quality card as a large one. You can then increase your bet before your opponent folds. However, you must be aware of the risks involved in bluffing.
How to Find a Trustworthy Sportsbook
A sportsbook is a business where individuals can place wagers on sports events. In some states, sportsbooks are only available in casinos, while others offer online betting. Sportsbook operators set handicaps for each bet, ensuring that your money will be safe and sound in the long run. However, if you’re looking for an online sportsbook, you should be aware of some things that you need to look for.
First of all, be sure to check out the live casino. Some sportsbooks offer live streaming of games, which means that you can interact with dealers and other players in real time. These dealers will have attractive looks, so you can easily identify a good live casino. In addition, many live casino providers offer a live chat feature, so you can chat with them as you watch your favorite game.
In addition, be sure to check out Asian handicapping. This type of betting takes the ‘draw’ out of the equation. The bookies will set the number of goals scored between two teams, considering the strength of each team. In addition, Asian handicaps will pay out as free bets in Bet Credits, which you can use to place bets and win extra money.
Another way sportsbooks make money is by collecting vigorish on losing bets. The amount collected by the sportsbook is called vigorish and is known as juice in slang. Currently, sportsbooks are legal in more than 20 states in the US, and have become increasingly popular. But be sure to research the legality of your local sportsbook before making your decision.
Another way to check whether or not a sportsbook is trustworthy is to read the reviews. Some review sites have ratings from actual customers. You can also check the website’s safety and security measures. If the website has a good reputation, it’s a good idea to use it. Just be careful not to be scammed.
Pragmatic Play Review – Should You Play Online Slots?
A slot machine is a type of gambling machine that is played for fun. It has been around since the early 1980s when Charles Fey first invented it. Since then, slot machines have gained popularity around the world due to their simplicity and high payout percentages. There are several different types of slot machines, and each has its own set of benefits and drawbacks. If you’re thinking about trying one out for fun, here are a few things to consider.
Pragmatic Play is one of the developers of this game. The company is planning to release Gates Of Olympus on 18 January 2020. It is a highly-rated slot that is bound to get a lot of attention from slot players. It also has an interesting storyline that follows the Greek gods and the mighty goddess of the gods.
There are many benefits to playing online slots, and many of them are free. The biggest benefit is that you can play slot games from the comfort of your home. You can enjoy a variety of games at this site, and there’s always a chance of winning big. The casino will also offer a wide range of jackpots.
Another advantage of online slots is that you can try out the games before you play them for real money. Most of the leading slot machines have demo versions, and you can play these games to see how they work. It’s important to make sure you like the type of slot machine you’re playing before making the decision to make a deposit.
To make the most of your online slots experience, it’s crucial to choose a reputable casino. A good website will have a great customer service record and a good reputation. Then, you can choose the game that best meets your needs and budget. In addition to that, it will have all of the latest features, including an array of bonuses to get you started.
A high quality slot game has a high payout percentage and is designed to increase the player’s chances of winning. Playtech has been a leader in online slots for many years. They have a variety of games, including video slots and traditional reel slots. These games can be extremely exciting and can help you win big.
SLOT828 is an excellent example of a site that offers high payouts. It is an online slot provider with one of the biggest jackpots in Indonesia. If you’re looking for a safe and secure way to play slots online, SLOT88 is the place to start. The website is free to join, and it’s also easy to play. You can sign up for a membership by filling out a form. The administrator will then verify whether or not you’re a member.
The New Hampshire lottery was launched in late 2018. It offers instant win games and tickets to major drawings. It is similar to scratch-off games sold at gas stations, but online. In instant win games, you can win instant cash prizes, such as up to $50000 in one game. You may also buy Powerball and Mega Millions tickets in batches of up to 100. Mega Millions tickets are valid for 104 consecutive drawings.
The game is played by selecting a number, then drawing a number and checking if it matches the one you guessed. The number of correct guesses determines the prize amount. The lottery is a form of gambling and you must play responsibly and know your limits before deciding to play. There are a number of websites on the internet that help you to play the lottery.
Multi-state lotteries are popular because they offer massive jackpots. Mega Millions and Powerball are two popular examples of multi-state lotteries. They are governed by the Multi-State Lottery Association, a coalition of 33 states that pool their money to maximize ticket sales. Some multi-state lotteries are spread across all states, while others only serve specific states. Powerball, for example, is available in 49 states, including DC. Its jackpots can be more than $1 billion.
Subscriptions to lottery websites allow customers to buy tickets automatically. Subscriptions vary in price and can cover several drawing days. Official state lottery websites do not charge more for these online lottery ticket subscriptions than they do for tickets purchased in person. The lottery subscription services are often more convenient for those who can’t make it to a lottery office. These subscription services also allow customers to pick their numbers ahead of time and automatically check their tickets. Once they win, the subscription will send the winnings to them via check or form.
The best lottery sites offer instant access to multiple lotteries, allowing players to securely choose their numbers, purchase tickets, and compare odds and jackpot amounts. It is important to note that playing the lottery online is convenient and fun. If you are short on time, playing the lottery online allows you to play in the comfort of your own home.
Despite recent debates surrounding online gambling, online lottery sales are consistently growing in states that allow them. In fact, online lottery sales in the United States have exceeded four billion dollars a year since the state began offering online lottery services. However, opponents of the online lottery have valid concerns regarding problem gambling, cannibalization, and state revenue sources.
One of the most popular lottery games is Mega Millions, which regularly awards multi-million dollar jackpots. A ticket costs $2 and must match five numbers out of 70 in order to be eligible to win a prize. The Powerball jackpot, on the other hand, often sees a player becoming a millionaire with prizes of one or two million dollars.
While many people still love playing casino games, the convenience of playing them from the comfort of their own home has made playing online a popular alternative. While land-based casinos have been a source of fun for many people, online casinos offer players a wider variety of games and a much more convenient experience. Online casinos allow players to enjoy casino games anytime and anywhere they have access to the Internet.
One of the most popular methods of funding an online casino account is with a credit or debit card. Mastercard is the most common method of funding an account at an online casino, and the majority of providers accept this popular form of payment. Another option is to use a digital wallet such as Skrill, which is a secure, fast and convenient way to make deposits and withdrawals. Live casinos are increasingly aware of the importance of ensuring their players’ security, which is another benefit of using a digital wallet.
The classic game of poker is one of the most popular casino games, and is a signature of many casinos around the world. It combines elements of luck, strategy, and psychology into a high-stakes game of chance. There are several different types of poker, including stud and draw, but the most popular variation is Holdem, which involves dealing two cards to each player. Players then use their cards and the community cards to form the best hand possible. The player with the best-valued hand wins.
Some online casinos offer deposit bonuses. A deposit bonus is money that the casino agrees to match – usually up to a certain amount – after a customer makes a deposit. It can be anything from free games to a few hundred dollars – a 100% bonus for a $50 deposit might result in a total of $100 in playable funds. The bonus is typically offered to new customers, and is a great way to add excitement to the gaming experience.
The best live casinos offer multiple tables for players to bet on. Ignition, Bovada, and Mybookie all offer multiple blackjack tables, with betting limits of $5-$100, $25-$1,000, and up to two thousand dollars. There are also VIP tables for players who are loyal to a casino, which often feature higher betting limits than publicly accessible tables. Online live casinos often offer new players a welcome bonus, which can include free chips, deposit match bonuses, or other offers.
If you’re looking to play casino games online from Canada, make sure to check the country’s online gambling laws before signing up. Almost all Canadian casinos are legal to play, and most accept Canadian dollars. That way, you won’t have to pay any currency conversion fees. While there are some restrictions in certain provinces, many of them offer live dealer games.
Some live casinos also allow you to communicate with the dealer or with other players. It’s important to choose a site that has a chatbox and a number of side betting options. The more side betting options there are, the more exciting it will be. It may take you a few games to find the features that work best for you.
Download IDNPoker to Play Poker Online in Indonesia
Poker is a game played by a number of people around the world. In Indonesia, the game is known as berminat and is played by Indonesians. There are several ways in which you can enjoy this game. You can choose from cash games or complex games that involve more strategy. Either way, poker is fun to play.
There are many networks that offer poker games, but one of the largest is IDNPoker. The network started in Cambodia and has now expanded throughout Asia, including China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. It holds a BMM RNG certificate, and is one of the top Asian poker networks. It has over 200 skins in the region and over 10,000 active players.
To download the idn poker apk, you need to register at the site. If you don’t know how to register, you can contact their customer support. You’ll have to provide your user id and password, which will be used in the game. Once you have logged in, you’ll have to follow the rules of the site, and the site will send you an apk.
In Indonesia, you’ll need to download idn poker to play poker online. This application is available for iOS and Android devices. It has all of the features and functions of the original game. You can even use it to play poker with your friends. But be sure to select a reputable site for the best gaming experience.
In order to enjoy the game, you need to know how to play poker. You can practice online poker through a few different websites. Just make sure you register and verify that you’re a real person before you start playing. You can then log into the site and play poker. It’s as simple as that! And once you get the hang of the game, you’ll be on your way to winning big! Just remember, poker is fun! You can play poker with your friends online.
If you’ve never played poker before, you can learn how to be a gen. Just be sure to read the rules and bonus terms carefully, as it will help you to play better and enjoy the game even more. If you’re just starting out, you might want to consider getting a training session before you get your hands on the poker tables.
Poker is a game that is fun to play and can be a great source of income. There are many different ways to earn a living playing poker, and if you’re lucky, you might even win the jackpot! You can also sign up for poker sites that have free games and learn how to play poker for real money. Some of these sites also have mobile-friendly features that make them a great choice for those who want to play poker on the go.
IDN Poker has made sure to make the process of making payments easy. It has implemented several methods of payment and supports many popular currencies, including the US dollar. But you should be careful when making exchanges and other payments. It is important to pay attention to the rates and make sure the transaction is done properly.
SBOBET – One of the Best Sportsbooks in Asia
A sportsbook is a place where you can bet on sports events. These places are generally legal and most states allow them. Some also offer online access. Before you sign up, you should consider the sportsbook’s reputation, payment methods, and customer service. You may also want to find out whether the sportsbook is regulated in your state.
One sportsbook you may want to check out is SBOBet. This Indonesian sportsbook has a user-friendly website that features a large number of sports betting markets. In addition, the sportsbook offers live streaming for certain events. It also has more than 1 million registered members. It offers various sports betting games such as bola resmi, basket, bulu tangkis, and bola voli.
SBOBET is one of the online sportsbooks in Indonesia. You can place your bets on multiple sports, including basketball and soccer. You can find more information about SBOBET here. You can also play a few games for fun. The sportsbook also offers bonuses, and a huge selection of games.
You should also look for a sportsbook that accepts multiple payment methods. Many sportsbooks accept credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. Most sportsbooks list the maximum payout amounts on their websites. Many of these sportsbooks also have free bonuses and mobile-friendly websites.
Aside from poker and casino games, a sportsbook can offer virtual games. This is beneficial for players looking for virtual games, like slot games. You can find many such websites in Asia. Just make sure that you read the terms and conditions of the games before you start playing. Some of these sites are mobile-friendly, but make sure you choose one that is responsive to mobile devices.
If you’re thinking about playing the lottery, you should know that winning a prize can be very exciting. But there are a few things that you need to know to maximize your chances of winning. First, understand the rules of the lottery before buying a ticket. Different states have different rules for winning prizes. For example, big winners may have to mail in their winning tickets, while smaller prize winners can usually claim their winnings at the place of purchase. It’s also important to know that the rules of the lottery games change frequently.
In addition to buying your own ticket, you can also buy lottery tickets from a lottery concierge service. The service allows players to purchase tickets all over the world. However, lottery concierge services are usually unregulated. Another way to play the lottery is to join a lottery syndicate, a group of players who buy tickets together. Some states have multiple lottery games, so you should take the time to find out which ones are available in your state. The lottery’s most popular game is the Lotto. This game has a progressive jackpot that grows until someone wins.
In the US, the lottery dates back to the early 1700s. Newspaper advertisements from the colonial period show that there were hundreds of lotteries in operation by the end of the 18th century. In the twentieth century, the lottery was introduced to Puerto Rico and New Hampshire. The state lottery is now popular in many places, and many players play the lottery online.
Official lottery sites are safe and legal. The only difference is that there is no standardization when it comes to ticket prices, and each distributor can do it their way. That means you can spend your money safely, and have a great time at the same time. However, it’s important to remember that the house edge on a lottery is fifty percent, which is much higher than the house edge on an online slot machine. This means that lottery players have to focus on the game’s fun factor, and should take breaks when they get angry.
One of the most significant benefits of playing the lottery online is that you don’t have to leave your home. You can even play from your bed. All you need is a laptop or a smartphone and an internet connection. If you have these, it’s easy to download lottery software. Moreover, the games offered on the website are more diverse, which means that you won’t be bored.
Online lottery games are becoming increasingly popular. While some states still prohibit them, most have a legal framework for online lottery games. Some states are even considering expanding their legal framework to accommodate online lottery games.
Playing Live Casino Games Online
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a traditional casino or play live casino games online, you can find a variety of options for your gambling needs. Live casino games are a popular option among online casino players and offer a more authentic casino experience. Players can interact with live dealers and play over 30 different games. The dealers and the games are all streamed in HD for the ultimate in realism. Live casino games are available on a variety of sites, including Betfair.
Unlike regular casino games, live casino games use a live dealer to deal cards and handle other game action. This allows players complete control over their bankroll. Players can also view a live video feed of the dealer to see what they’re doing. Depending on the game, they can also use buttons to place bets or make decisions. For example, in blackjack, users must choose their cards and notify the dealer of their decision.
Live casino games are more social, which allows players to interact with real people. The games are more realistic, promoting intense competition and a sense of fun. In addition, live casinos often provide a live chat with the dealer, which is beneficial for social gamblers. While live casinos may not be ideal for everyone, they are still a great option for players who like the interaction between real people and computerized gaming.
If you’re new to live casino games, it’s important to research the rules and strategies for the different variations of the game. Blackjack is one of the most popular casino games and has a variety of variations, but most online casinos offer the traditional seven-seat blackjack table. While you’re playing live casino games, it’s also important to check the rules of live casino games to ensure that you’re following them correctly.
Live casino games can provide a thrilling experience for players. Many live casinos also offer different versions of popular games, such as roulette, blackjack, and roulette. Some live casinos even offer games from television shows like Monopoly or The Simpsons. The quality of live casino games largely depends on the software used by the provider.
As with any online gambling site, ensure that the casino you choose has a reputation for integrity. Legitimate companies will maintain the funds of their players and ensure they pay out winnings within a reasonable amount of time. To ensure your safety, you should also check whether the casino is licensed by the appropriate authorities. If the casino does not have a license, it is a red flag.
Whether you prefer playing video games or classic casino games, online casinos are popular with casino enthusiasts. Unlike land-based casinos, they can be easily accessed on mobile devices. Moreover, the casino can be found around the clock, making it convenient for players.
Poker is a popular card game that involves skill, observation, and planning. While you can certainly lose a lot of money if you’re not good at poker, there are certain techniques and strategies that can help you improve your game and increase your odds of winning. In this guide, we’ll look at the basics of the game and how you can use these skills to win more games.
There are several different types of poker. Some are more challenging than others, but they all have something in common: you can win a lot of money by using the right strategy. In addition, it’s easy to get started playing poker. The first step is to sign up with a good poker website. This way, you’ll be able to play poker with a variety of different opponents.
Once you’ve chosen your poker website, you’ll need to install the necessary software. Many of the major poker sites require you to download an app, so be sure to download one for your device. IDNPLAY also offers a mobile application. This app allows you to play poker on the go. It’s easy to install, and once you’re on your phone, you’re ready to play.
Agen poker sites often have hundreds of other players, so it’s best to sign up with one that accepts people from all over the world. Many of these sites have a reputation for being a safe and secure place to play poker. These sites have friendly rules for players and make it easy to start playing. They’ll also give you a bonus when you win.
If you don’t want to use a desktop client, IDNPoker’s HTML5 client is a great option. The software is fully translated into English. The lobby looks clean and simple and allows players to pick cash games or tourneys. Unlike other websites, IDNPoker doesn’t have waiting lists, so you won’t need to worry about waiting for a table. There’s one catch, however: you can only use one account at a time.
If you’re playing poker in Indonesia, you’ll need to find a server that supports IDN (Indonesian) poker. You can find these poker sites in many countries, but you’ll need to look for one that supports IDN in your country. It’s also important to select a server that allows for a large number of players.
A good Indonesian poker site will accept a variety of payment methods, including dana and gopay. If you’re using a credit card, you’ll need to make sure the site accepts it. Some sites require a deposit via PayPal. If you’re looking for a casino with a high payout limit, a site that accepts these payment methods is a good choice.
Before you place a bet with a sportsbook, you should check that it’s legal in your jurisdiction. If it is, you should also check its terms and conditions and customer support policies. It is also good to read customer reviews and testimonials to find out if the sportsbook is legitimate. If you’re unsure, you can also consult a legal adviser to help you make the right decision.
The website of SBOBet is user-friendly and easy to navigate. It is also available on mobile devices and has a live chat feature. Its security is also very good, and there is a strong anti-phishing policy. Moreover, SBOBet offers several welcome bonuses, but there are no signup bonuses for all sports.
SBOBet is a sportsbook with a wide selection of betting markets. It offers customer support in several languages and has a comprehensive sports calendar. It has over one million registered members and is licensed by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation. It also offers live streaming of some events. Customers can easily find and place bets on a number of events, and they can choose the amount of stake they want to place.
Another betting option is a live casino. The site has a range of games, including sabung ayam, tembak ikan, togel online, and judi bola. It also has a wide variety of taruhan and lisensi resmi.
Besides sports betting, SBOBet also offers many other features that will help you win more money. The mobile app and website allow you to place bets from your smartphone, and the live chat feature allows you to chat with a live chat representative. It also offers live video streaming of many popular games. With these features, SBOBet is a great choice for high rollers.
Bovada is another sportsbook to consider. It’s not the best sportsbook, but it’s definitely one step ahead of its competitors. The live stream feature is a major plus for many sports enthusiasts. It’s also one of the top bookmakers for Asian Handicaps, which are highly advantageous for punters because they reduce the house edge. The maximum payout for this type of bet is 97%, and it’s available in most sports.
Many states now allow sports betting. Initially, only Nevada was fully legal. But, in the last few years, more states have legalized the sportsbook. Some have only opened their doors in a physical casino, while others have legalized sportsbooks online. There are some states where sports betting is illegal, so you should check your local laws before you place a bet.
A slot machine is a type of machine that involves spinning reels to win money. The game is a very popular option for online casinos. These machines are available in a variety of themes and graphics. You can choose from several different types of slots to play. Some of the most popular games are Starlight Princess, Lucky Wheel, Pingpong King, and Dragon Hunter.
You can choose to play one of the many slot machines offered by Pragmatic88. This casino has 4 different ways to deposit. One of them is through a credit card. Another option is through a PayPal account. All of these methods will allow you to deposit and withdraw money quickly and easily. After you’ve made your deposit, you can begin playing the game.
Online casinos often have a wide range of slot games to choose from. While some of these games are illegal, others are completely legal. Make sure to follow the rules of the site you are using to play. Many of the online slot sites will have a policy on how much you can bet on a particular game. This can protect you against losing money while you play.
Modern technology has allowed slots to be modified to include a progressive jackpot. This jackpot grows with the number of players. This makes it similar to a lotre, where the jackpot increases as more players play. Another feature that slots have is paylines. These are the lines that connect the reels to a central mechanism.
Some casinos may not have free play modes available, but you can always play Pragmatic Play games for free on the website or on a demo version before you deposit money. Some online casinos also offer live games from other developers. For more information, you can visit our live games guide. You can read about Pragmatic Play games here.
There are several kinds of slot games you can play online. The most popular ones are video slots and progressive jackpot slots. These machines are popular for the fact that you can win a large amount of money very quickly. Just remember to follow the guidelines when playing online slots. Remember that the minimum amount of taruhan you can earn is small.
Some of the best slots have volatility, which is an important factor to keep in mind. High volatility slots pay out big amounts frequently, while low volatility slots pay smaller amounts frequently. These features can also affect the overall gameplay. For example, the higher the volatility, the higher the chances of a large win. A low volatility slot is much more likely to reward you with smaller payouts.
If you’re looking for a reputable place to play online slot games, SLOT828 may be a good option. SLOT828 has excellent reputation among pecinta judi slots in Indonesia.
Buy Tickets For the Lottery Online and Increase Your Chances of Winning
You can buy tickets for the lottery online, which can be a great way to increase your chances of winning. Various lottery websites offer instant access to the different lottery games, so you can easily choose your numbers and purchase tickets online. These websites also give you the chance to compare current jackpots and odds of winning. Often times, smaller lottery games have better odds but still offer significant prizes.
Unlike other forms of gambling, lottery games are typically run by state governments. Some countries have taken steps to maintain state monopolies over lottery games, while others have outlawed them. In addition to traditional lotteries, some states have embraced new lottery games to diversify their revenue sources. In Kentucky, the lottery launched an app in late 2016 to allow players to purchase tickets online. And in March 2018, the state added keno drawings to its online games.
One of the oldest records of lottery games date back to Ancient China, and they helped finance major government projects, such as the Great Wall of China. The Roman Empire also organized some of the first lotteries, which served as entertainment at dinner parties. The first commercial lottery was held under the reign of Emperor Augustus, with the proceeds used to repair the City of Rome.
Another US lotto is the Mega Millions, which regularly awards multi-million jackpots. Tickets cost $1 and players need to match five numbers from a pool of 52 with a Star Ball of 10 numbers to win the jackpot. While these jackpots are usually small, they are still quite lucrative for players. If you’re looking for a cheap way to increase your chances of winning, consider playing the Daily Lottery online.
There are a variety of different lottery games available online, with prize amounts from $0.10 to $20. Some games cap out at a lower amount than others, and some can reach up to $300,000 in cash. Some of these games also offer instant play games, and the Pennsylvania Lottery’s website features a $5 signup bonus.
One of the best lottery sites in the US is Lucky Block. Based on Blockchain protocols, Lucky Block offers its own cryptocurrency, which pays dividends to its owners. As the cryptocurrency gains value, it becomes increasingly profitable for the lottery site. Its online scratch cards are very affordable. Unlike other online lottery games, Lucky Block also allows players to purchase their tickets in bulk, which helps them to earn more money.
Many of the top lottery websites also have mobile versions. These apps allow users to quickly choose their numbers and systems, and purchase lottery tickets within minutes. They also feature an array of lottery games, and are available for both iOS and Android devices. Users should have Wi-Fi or data access to access these apps. However, keep in mind that not all games are available.
What You Need to Know About a Casino Online
A casino online is a great way to play a favorite casino game. Whether you enjoy poker, slots, blackjack, or roulette, there’s an online casino that is right for you. There are hundreds of options available and a variety of gaming platforms. You can also find great bonuses at a variety of online casinos.
The most popular casino games are roulette, blackjack, and poker. However, there are many more types of games to choose from, including live dealer games. A live dealer will make the whole experience more fun and real. Some casinos even allow players to chat with the dealer during the game. In addition, live casinos make sure the dealers are experienced and reliable.
There are also live dealer games that can be played online. These games allow you to interact with live dealers and players from all over the world. However, you need to choose your operator carefully. Live dealer games are often more believable than other online games, so you need to choose your casino operator carefully. For example, if you want to play blackjack live, you can choose from blackjack games with side bets.
Live casino games are a great way to interact with a live dealer. They allow you to interact with the dealer and other players, which makes the experience more exciting. The best live casinos offer blackjack, roulette, and poker with multiple tables and interesting rule variations. Some of these live dealers also offer more niche games, including baccarat, Wheel of Fortune, and DreamCatcher.
Some online casinos have dedicated mobile apps for their casino games. Though you can play through a browser, downloading an application can be faster and easier. You can also get notifications when the casino updates. This can be helpful when you’re playing on the go. Besides, it’s a good idea to use a casino app if you want to enjoy the game from the comfort of your home.
Live dealer online casinos have many advantages over other types of online casinos. These casinos provide convenient play and social interaction all in one place. A big part of these online casinos’ success is due to the use of card recognition technology. There are 3 methods used to recognize cards, including optical character recognition (OCR), and computer vision (OCR). However, computer vision is expected to gain a lot of popularity in the future. Its flexibility and accuracy allows it to capture every detail of the game.
Depending on the type of casino you play, you can choose an online casino by comparing game features. Some online casinos offer a wide variety of games, while others excel in one area, like bonuses, fast payouts, or loyalty programs. You should choose the one that offers the features that matter most to you.
Poker is a card game played with a group of players. The number of players can vary, but the optimal number is six to eight. In a game of poker, players compete to win the pot, which is an accumulation of all the bets made by players in a single deal. The player with the best hand wins the pot. In some cases, a player can bluff to win, which is when he or she bets that he or she does not have the best hand and then makes an incorrect bet.
If you’ve never played poker before, you can still become an agen. In this role, you can help out with the rules of the game and help other players improve their game. This role can be beneficial for new players or experienced players who want to get a little experience. You’ll be able to take the time to learn the ins and outs of the position and get to know the other players in the tournament.
You should choose a secure payment method when playing poker online. IDN Poker’s website offers several payment options. Some of these include Skrill and Neteller. They have a secure site to keep your financial information. This will ensure that you have an easy time playing the game. There are many poker websites that allow you to use your favorite currency, but you must choose one that has the best exchange rates.
IDNPoker is a popular poker site in Southeast Asia. With more than one million active users and an API, IDNPoker is one of the largest poker networks in the region. The site offers both live and online poker games. Its website has several language options. The interface of IDNPoker is easy to navigate and offers many features.
Those looking for a mobile version of IDN Poker will be glad to know that you can play the game from your mobile phone. The software is available for both iOS and Android devices. If you have a smartphone, you can download the app from the app store. It’s free and has many great features. It’s easy to install and can be very rewarding for players.
In Indonesia, people who enjoy poker are known as berminat, and they often play more complicated games than other players. As a result, they tend to be more skilled and experienced in the game. The poker game is very popular among Indonesians. It is also popular with foreign visitors. There are also a variety of online poker sites that accept international credit cards.
If you’re interested in playing poker online, the first step is to find a good site. Then, start playing online. Fortunately, IDN poker servers are available in many countries.
Before you start betting on sports events, it is important to select a sportsbook that is legal in your jurisdiction. You should also carefully check out their payment methods and customer support policies. Read customer reviews, and seek clarification when necessary. Additionally, you can contact a legal adviser for additional assistance if necessary. You will want to be sure you’re not breaking any laws when placing a bet.
One of the most important features of a sportsbook is the ability to offer live streaming of games. This feature can put a sportsbook ahead of its competitors, and many customers prefer to bet on games in real time. Another feature that makes a sportsbook stand out is the availability of Asian Handicaps, which are popular in the Asian market. These handicaps significantly lower the house edge. As a result, punters can expect a 97% ROI.
Aside from a live betting option, SBOBet also has a blog that posts articles about sports betting. Readers can learn about new sports betting information and get expert tips and picks on a variety of sports. As an added bonus, the sportsbook offers a mystery birthday gift for new signups. The website is a good choice for high rollers because it offers razor sharp sports betting prices and top Asian handicapping odds.
SBOBet has a user-friendly interface, live streaming of popular sporting events, and odds updates in real-time. It also has excellent customer support with multiple languages. Customers are encouraged to use live streaming as a way to follow the action. They can also chat with a customer support representative, which is beneficial in times of emergency.
SBOBet was founded in the Philippines and has now spread to western markets. It offers live betting, Asian handicaps, and virtual games in several languages. Its user interface encourages interaction with fellow punters and features a rich blue colour scheme. It also notifies winners of their bets and provides excellent customer support.
SBOBET has a variety of products, including slot games and taruhan olahraga. Besides, the site is also known for its loyalty program, which rewards its loyal members with free bonuses and promotions. Moreover, SBOBET has a great reputation in Indonesia. If you want to learn more about SBOBET, please check out its website.
Pragmatic Play Slot Machine Guide
Pragmatic Play is the developer of this slot game, which will be released on 18 January 2020. The game features a jackpot that reaches 500,000 rupiah. Its themes include the Ancient Greek gods and the goddesses. The game is designed to be easy for beginners to understand and is packed with exciting features.
This slot comes with 3 different kinds of naga and elemen, with one of them forming the jackpot. The RTP is over 98.90%, which is a great rate for the industry. There are also bonus rounds and free spins. However, be aware that you are only eligible to win the jackpot if you bet more than five times the number of coins.
Pragmatic Play’s slot games include Triple Tigers, Sweet Bonanza, and Aztec Gems. The online slot game provider is also home to a list of 10 permainan slots. Pragmatic88 is Pragmatic Play’s official Indonesian partner. Their slot games are popular among Indonesian players.
It’s very important to choose the right slot game for your gambling needs. You can play free online slots and learn about the game’s RTP by reading the reviews and ratings of various providers. By doing so, you can avoid pitfalls that can sabotage your gambling experience. You can also enjoy the excitement of playing real money slots.
Using the Pragmatic Play slot machine guide can help you choose the right game. The company provides reliable information about games and provides players with accurate payout percentages. It also offers demo versions of the games so that you can try them out without risking any money. Whether you’re new to online gambling, or have experience with online casino slots, this guide can help you make the right decision.
Pragmatic Play is a Malta-based developer of casino games. While this company is relatively new to the gaming industry, it has received numerous awards in the last three years. Most recently, the company won the EGR Innovation in Slot Provision award. Its list of partners includes a number of leading online casinos. For more information, visit its website.
Pragmatic Play’s Black Bull slot is a new release with a western-themed design. The game has 5×4 reels and 20 paylines. The symbols in the game must match to win cash prizes. It also offers a wild collect bag symbol that collects coins that are placed on-screen.
Another popular Pragmatic Play slot is the Joker’s Jewels. It has five reels and twenty paylines and a jester theme. The theme is playful and classic, but with a modern twist. The game has excellent graphics and smooth animations. In addition, the betting limits are quite liberal. Players can wager as many as 10 coins per payline.
If you’re a new player, you can take advantage of attractive welcome bonuses offered by online casinos. Since these casinos don’t have as much overhead as a physical casino, they can offer better bonuses to their players. Many online casinos even offer seasonal bonuses and promotions throughout the year.
Lotteries began as an amusing way to raise funds for public purposes. In the early 15th century, they were widespread in the Low Countries, where various towns held public lotteries to fund public projects and poor people’s welfare. These lotteries became popular and were hailed as painless taxation. Today, the oldest known lottery is held in Ghent, Belgium. The word lottery derives from the Dutch noun “lot” which means “fate.”
Lotteries are regulated by some governments, while others outlaw them completely. One common regulation is the prohibition of selling lottery tickets to minors. In addition, vendors selling lottery tickets must be licensed. Most countries banned gambling at the beginning of the 20th century, but after World War II, some countries lifted their bans.
The global lottery market is expected to grow at a 19.7% CAGR during the next five years. This growth is being fueled by rapid digitalisation. In 2015, 49% of the world’s population had internet access, and this percentage is expected to rise steadily over the next several years. Additionally, the use of mobile phones in developing countries is likely to increase lottery sales.
Online lottery sites were made legal in the US in 2011, and tens of millions of people play these games every week. If you reside in the US, you can also play the lottery online through the official state lottery site. Since 2011, online lottery sites have become legal, and they offer a variety of tools, tips, and promotions for lottery players.
Many lottery sites operate in multiple countries. The best lottery site in the USA is Lucky Block, which uses Blockchain protocols and offers its own cryptocurrency. You can purchase tickets on this site, and if you win, the lottery pays you back instantly. However, you will need to clear the wagering requirements before you can withdraw your winnings.
Online lotteries are legal in most states, and they make playing the lottery easy and convenient. Many players play lottery games in their free time from the comfort of their own homes, and online lotteries are a great way to increase your odds of winning. With millions of players playing online, there is no reason to not give it a try.
There are 44 official state lotteries in the US, including Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. There are also multi-state lotteries across the US, such as Powerball and Mega Millions. In addition to this, Pennsylvania has its own online lottery, which offers nine draw games and a Millionaire Raffle.
Lotteries in colonial America were a great way to raise money for public projects. These lotteries helped fund schools, roads, colleges, canals, and bridges. Some colonial lotteries were even so popular they were used for funding the French and Indian Wars. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts also used a lottery to fund an expedition against Canada.
Playing casino games is a favorite pastime for many people. While land-based casinos have been around for years, technology has made these games available anywhere, anytime. With a mobile device and an internet connection, players can play from the comfort of their own home. There are several advantages to playing casino games online.
One of the most popular casino games online is Live Blackjack. The player must beat the dealer’s hand to win. Some versions of Live Blackjack offer insurance and side wagers for more action. Another popular game is Roulette. This game is played with a video feed and is easy to learn for new players. This fast-paced game is even more exciting when played with a live dealer.
The advancement of consumer graphics technology is making online casino games more realistic and exciting. Even entry-level devices can produce clearer, sharper images than they did even a few years ago. Furthermore, internet technologies like 5G are making online games faster and more responsive. With these improvements, casino games online will continue to thrive.
Regardless of the type of game you play, live casino dealers are essential to a casino’s success. They set the tone and ensure that the game flows smoothly. To succeed, they must have a warm personality and be able to handle the pressure. Most casinos hire the best dealers to ensure that their casino games are entertaining for players.
There are a variety of live casino games available online. These are games officiated by a real dealer, who is filmed and streamed through the Internet. This option is more interactive as players can interact with the dealer in real time. Unlike other casino games, live dealer games do not use chips, which makes them more realistic. Instead, bets are placed digitally.
Live casino games combine the convenience of playing online with the excitement and social interaction of a brick-and-mortar casino. These casino games feature real dealers, wheels, and cards, and the ability to communicate with the dealer through chat functions. While live casino games are different from standard online games, they are 100% fair.
Mobile devices offer more flexibility when it comes to playing casino online. Some casinos have dedicated applications for mobile users. These apps make playing live games easier and more convenient than navigating a web page on a mobile device. Many of these applications even allow you to view notifications regarding new games and bonuses. This is an especially good feature if you’re playing from a mobile device.
A number of casinos offer deposit bonuses. Deposit bonuses involve casinos matching the amount of money you deposit. This means that if you deposit $50, you’ll get a 100% bonus and a $100 playable balance. This is an excellent way to get new players interested in playing at a casino. It also adds a bit of excitement to the experience.
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In poker, the players compete against each other by comparing their cards. The higher-valued card wins the pot. Players may also show each other their cards and calculate their value to increase their chances of winning. There are some rules in poker that are specific to the game. Below are some of the rules. The game can be very exciting if you know how to play it right.
An agen is a person who helps other players by acting as the host of a poker game. This position is very useful for those who have little or no poker experience. The agen will help new players learn the ins and outs of the game and give them valuable advice. You may also become an agen if you are new to the game.
The agen is made up of a group of people who all play poker. These players have one thing in common: they are passionate about the game and enjoy the competition. They also love to meet new people and play poker with them. They play poker with the hope of making big money. However, they must always remember that they are playing a game with other players.
There are several important things to keep in mind when playing poker online. One of these is to play the game responsibly. If you play recklessly, you can end up losing money and damaging your reputation. The best way to avoid this problem is to play only in an environment where you are comfortable. You should also be aware of any rules that apply to the game.
Aside from the rules about winning, you should also be aware of the payment options you can use. IDNPoker supports the most popular currencies such as the US dollar, and it also offers a range of payment methods. These include Neteller and Skrill. The IDNPlay client can be used in desktop computers and is fully translated in English.
The IDN Poker website offers an extensive selection of poker games. The website also has a chat feature, which makes it easy to communicate with other players in a friendly atmosphere. The website also offers support and a number of bonuses to its customers. It is a great place to play poker online. When you choose a site, be sure to read its reviews and read the terms and conditions.
You can deposit money at IDN POKER IDN PLAY via BCA, BNI, and CIMB. You can also deposit using your E-Wallet or GOPAY. These methods are convenient and secure and will ensure that you get the best game experience possible. If you do not have a credit card, you can deposit using a bank transfer or by using your bank account.
SBOBet Review – A Review of a Reputable Sportsbook
When looking for a sportsbook to place your bets with, make sure that it’s legal in your country and accepts the payment method you prefer. Also, check out the sportsbook’s reputation and terms of service before making your deposit. Moreover, make sure that the sportsbook has a VIP section or offers dedicated chat support. It’s also important to read the terms of service and bonus terms to avoid any legal problems down the line. Once you’ve found the right sportsbook, you can start placing your bets.
Many sportsbooks will offer bonuses to encourage punters to make their first deposits. These bonuses can be as much as 200%! However, these bonuses are not real cash and can only be withdrawn after meeting rollover requirements. In other words, you’ll have to spend a certain amount of money before you can withdraw the bonus.
Whether you’re looking for a sportsbook for live in-play betting or live betting, it’s important to choose a reliable site with the best odds and payouts. Listed below are some of the top sportsbooks to choose from, as well as their customer support options. SBOBet also offers email and live chat customer support to assist you with any problems or concerns.
If you’re looking for a sportsbook that doesn’t charge any fees, you can try SBOBet. It offers a large selection of sports and a casino. The only downside is that you can’t wager on politics or other events. Another bonus: SBOBet doesn’t charge withdrawal fees! However, it does have a minimum amount for withdrawal, which is a great feature for those with limited bank accounts. Lastly, SBOBet’s withdrawal process is smooth. Besides having no work flow, SBOBet allows you to get access to your betslip right away. However, you must first make a deposit.
Another great benefit to choosing a reputable sportsbook is the ability to choose your favorite sports team. A reputable sportsbook will allow you to choose from your favorite team, player, and pitch. This will help you find a good line and lock in a profit over time. Lastly, you should pay attention to the reputation of the sportsbook. Although reputation isn’t the only factor to consider, it is one of the best ways to determine whether a sportsbook is reliable.
Most online sportsbooks offer a variety of payment options. They typically accept credit cards, PayPal, and eChecks. Some also accept Play+ cards and Bitcoin. You should check the terms and conditions of the sportsbook before making a deposit. You should also check out the number of different betting options available. You should find a sportsbook that offers the type of wagers you enjoy placing bets on.
The Sbobet88 sportsbook offers its members several perks. These include bonus offers, free spins, and other promotions. Furthermore, the company also provides its members with an ID Individu.
Pragmatic Play Online Slots Review
Pragmatic Play has a very diverse slot catalogue, ranging from traditional three-reel slots to jackpot titles. The developer relies heavily on traditional affiliates and streamers to spread the word about their games. They are also heavily involved in promotions and tournaments that can help players win prizes. However, their games aren’t as popular as those produced by other studios.
Pragmatic88 is an iGaming website that features slot games by Pragmatic. It offers a variety of payment options and features, including multiple languages. It also accepts four different deposit methods. In addition to the usual credit and debit cards, Pragmatic88 accepts Visa, MasterCard, and PayPal.
If you want to play slot games on the internet, you will want to find an online slot provider that is reliable. A lot of players find it difficult to select a trustworthy website. It’s worth looking into a few different options before making a decision. Some sites will let you practice in a free or demo mode before committing to playing for real money.
Volatility is another important factor to consider when choosing a slot game. Volatility is a measure of the risk associated with playing slots. Some games are notorious for payouts that are small or irregular. High volatility slots are more likely to award large payouts, while low volatility games have smaller payouts more often.
A large number of online players prefer Playtech slots for their ease of use and good graphics. This makes them suitable for both new and experienced players. In addition to this, they are also easy to understand. This means that players of all experience levels can enjoy Playtech’s games. There are a lot of different slots available to choose from, so it’s worth checking out a few different options before making your choice.
Purchasing hongkong pools safer option for players
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The lottery is a game of chance, where players place bets and hope to win big. Like any game of chance, the results are determined by chance. Players compete for the jackpot in a lottery draw, competing against others who also want to win the jackpot. The jackpot grows hongkong pools over time and is reset when a winner is not found. Some lottery games also have a bonus number, which increases the odds of winning.
The lottery has been around for a long time. The earliest records of a lottery can be found in Ancient China. The Han Dynasty used the lottery to fund important government projects, like the Great Wall of China. The lottery spread to the Roman Empire, with games being played at dinner parties. Emperor Augustus also organized the first commercial lottery in Roman history, with proceeds from the games going to the repair of the City of Rome.
A growing number of state lotteries are exploring the possibility of selling lottery tickets online. Although only a handful of states have authorized online sales, more states are expected to follow suit in the coming years. This technology is already being used by some states to sell lottery tickets, including New Jersey’s Powerball lottery. If you’re looking to play the lottery online, be sure to check the rules for your state to ensure your safety.
In addition to offering convenient lottery tickets, online lotteries offer instant access to lottery games. You can easily compare current jackpots and odds before buying a ticket. Best of all, you can use online lottery sites on your mobile device. Most top lottery sites have mobile-friendly websites and don’t require any special software to play the games.
Purchasing a lottery ticket online is a safer option than buying a paper lottery ticket. Many online lottery sites also offer secure payment options and permanent confirmation of transactions. This is especially important if you’re worried about the security of your money. This means that you can’t lose your tickets due to a mistake.
Many lottery companies offer concierge services for their customers. These services can buy lottery tickets for you and help you to participate in lottery games worldwide with the highest jackpots. These services aren’t government-endorsed, but are operated by private hongkong pools companies that earn money by adding a small fee to the standard ticket price. These services are not free, but they can be a good option if the jackpots are lower locally than overseas.
Lottery syndicates are becoming more popular as online lottery sites and reliable communities allow players to pool their money. Syndicates can consist of work colleagues or groups of friends who buy tickets together. Most top online lotteries hongkong pools have secure systems for managing syndicates. You can join a group of other online players and withdraw your money securely. The lottery operator will make sure that the winnings are divided fairly.
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Things to Keep in Mind When Playing at a Casino Online
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Playing at an online casino is a fun way to pass the time, but it is also important to keep a few things in mind. For starters, you should always remember to play responsibly. Online casinos are built to be user-friendly and offer a wide variety of games. You should check out their games selection and game rules to ensure that you’ll have a positive experience. Also, remember to log in at times that are convenient for you.
Playing live casino games online is increasingly popular. Many players have opted to move their activities to the online environment for safety reasons, and have become accustomed to the convenience and excitement of playing online. Furthermore, many players are drawn to the sociability and excitement of interacting with other players. These factors will only increase the popularity of live casino games online.
Ignition Casino has an unmatched selection of casino games. Its casino game selection includes 8 virtual sports betting options, greyhound betting, and more than 100 slots. It also has a wide range of table limits, from $1 to over $10,000. You can play blackjack, roulette, and baccarat on Ignition.
Live casino games give players the chance to interact with real dealers and a real casino atmosphere. With this type of online casino, players have the added advantage of being able to communicate with the dealer via voice and chat functionality. A live dealer casino game is also more immersive than regular online casino games. It also offers the same games as traditional land-based casinos.
In addition to the live casino experience, online casinos offer generous sign-up offers. These sign-up offers often include deposit bonuses and free chips. Once new players sign up, they can enter the sign-up bonus code when prompted. Most sign-up bonuses are non-withdrawable and cannot be withdrawn in cash.
Many online casinos offer a range of payment methods, including credit cards, debit cards, and e-wallets. They also accept bank wires, peer-to-peer transfers, and cryptocurrencies. However, some may not offer withdrawals from all these methods. To be safe, you should always check whether the casino is licensed before making a deposit. You should also check their customer support options.
The games offered by a casino online include live dealer games. If you’re planning on playing roulette, blackjack, or baccarat, a live dealer casino will offer you a chance to win real cash. In addition, it also provides online sports betting and bonuses. These are just a few of the many ways to play games online, and there are more options available than ever before.
IDNPoker Review – Why You Should Consider Playing Online
Poker is a game that requires technique, observation, and planning to win the game. If you don’t master these skills, you’ll end up losing money. While the odds are in your favor, the house edge is a factor that could cost you your money. More people are learning poker strategies and becoming professional players in the hopes of making money consistently.
If you’re interested in getting into the game, consider playing online. Online poker sites have a wide variety of players. You can meet new people, make new friends, or play poker games with old friends. A good poker site will also provide you with the tools you need to become an expert. Some sites offer free poker lessons.
Online poker websites also have a large database of rules and strategies for the game. These rules are useful in finding the right game to play. However, you must remember that you have to have a certain amount of money to participate in the game. In addition, you should be able to play the game on a regular basis. This will ensure that you can win the game at a high level.
Getting started with poker can be a great way to make money and meet new friends. Many online poker sites offer bonus programs for new players. A good online poker site will also offer regular promotions and special offers. In addition, you can also try out the site for free before committing. A great poker site will also have a great selection of games to play. The most important thing is to try out the different options available. Then, you can start playing for real money.
Besides, IDN Poker also offers private tables. These tables allow players to invite friends to play poker with them. In addition to that, players can also create their own table names. Once they’re set up, only the invited people can play at that table. The privacy and security of each table is a top priority at IDN Poker.
IDNPoker is a popular poker site in Asia. It’s also the third-largest network worldwide in terms of traffic. The site was launched in Cambodia in 2010, but wasn’t able to gain much traction in the beginning. However, in 2016 it rose to second place in PokerScout’s rankings. The popularity of IDNPoker can be attributed to their huge promotional campaign in Asian countries. The site also participates in local gaming conferences and charity events.
Besides playing poker on a live table, IDN POKER offers a great online experience. Players can use the IDN POKER website to play in Indonesian.
When selecting a sportsbook, there are many factors to consider. For one, be sure the sportsbook accepts the most common payment methods, such as credit cards and e-checks. It should also have easy and quick withdrawal options. Moreover, the customer service department should be available at all times to assist you with any questions. Usually, sportsbooks offer telephone, email, and live chat services.
SBOBet is a well-known sportsbook with millions of members. It offers multiple betting options, a tiered revenue sharing program, and supports multiple languages. It also has a comprehensive marketing program and provides live streaming of multiple sporting events. It is available across the world, including Asia and Latin America.
Sportsbooks are often the only legal places to place bets on sporting events. However, in the United States, only a few places allow sports betting. The largest sportsbooks are in Las Vegas, where they’re packed during college basketball tournaments and NFL playoffs. Many fans travel to Nevada to watch the games they’ve placed bets on. In addition to being jam-packed during these events, sportsbooks also enjoy peaks in activity during certain sporting events, such as boxing.
The SBOBet sportsbook is a good place to bet on sports such as football, soccer, darts, golf, and boxing. If you have a large bankroll and enjoy betting on these sports, this sportsbook may be an excellent choice. Additionally, SBOBet offers email and Skype support, and live streaming for certain events.
Before you begin wagering on sports, you should check with your state laws. Some countries have banned sportsbooks, so it is important to find out if sportsbook gambling is legal where you live. Check the rules and regulations of your state and ensure that you follow them to avoid getting in trouble with the authorities. It is also important to look for bonuses and bonus programs that are offered by different sportsbooks.
Before making your bets, make sure that the sportsbook you choose has good odds and a good reputation. It should also be regulated by government bodies and have outstanding customer service. It should also have a privacy policy that is transparent and easy to find. Finally, be sure to read its terms and conditions.
A reputable online casino offers a large selection of slot games and jackpot games. One of the most popular games is Slot Gacor. Another popular game is Habanero. This slot game provides good graphics and a great jackpot game. So, if you’re looking for some slot games, you should look for the BIG777 sportsbook.
If you love playing slots but are unsure of where to start, Pragmatic Play offers hundreds of titles. These games are designed for mobile users and feature various features and promotions. There is also a variety of jackpot titles to choose from. The company also offers games for three and five-reel devices. You can choose between landscape or portrait mode to play your favorite game.
The Reel Kingdom slot is one of the few branded titles from Pragmatic, and it is a nice addition to the studio’s portfolio. It also has a feature called Hold&Spin, which awards credits for special symbols landing during a feature. These symbols stay on the screen until another symbol lands on them. These slots rarely have a low-risk element, but are highly lucrative thanks to their unique storylines and features.
Before getting into the game, it is important to understand the kerjas and rules of slot88. It is also a good idea to practice the game by playing in demo mode before starting to play for real money. This way, you will learn the basics and build up your confidence in playing the game. Once you have mastered the basic rules, you can move on to the real money version.
Another thing to consider is the payout rate. Payout rates for slot machines are slightly above average, which is better than some other casino game genres. Just remember to be patient and do not worry too much about the amount of money you’ll win. These games are designed for entertainment and fun, so try to enjoy your game and relax.
Pragmatic Play also offers a variety of tournaments. The weekly tournaments are free to enter, and you can win real money in the process. You can even win a ticket to the monthly tournament with a total prize pool of EUR8,000. The weekly finals are held on Sundays and are sponsored by one of the casino partners.
If you have a limited budget, high volatility slots are not for you. Despite the high payouts, high volatility games can still be risky to your budget. If you have a large bankroll and plenty of time, high-volatility slots can be a wise choice. However, you should never play too many high-volatility games if you are not sure how much you can afford to risk.
Another slot for older players is the classic Fruit Machine. It features 5 reels and 25 paylines. This slot is the perfect choice for a classic fruit machine lover. It offers huge payouts and is great for old-timers as well. You can even win 1,000x your stake with this game. However, if you’re new to playing slots, this game may be too risky for you.
Ignition Lottery Review – Playing the Lottery Online
In the early American colonies, the lottery was used to raise money for public projects, including roads and bridges. It also supported college education. In the 1740s, Princeton and Columbia universities were funded by lotteries, and the University of Pennsylvania was founded with the Academy Lottery in 1755. Many colonies also used the lottery to fund local militia and fortifications. In 1758, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts used a lottery to raise money for a military expedition against Canada.
When playing the lottery, it is important to keep in mind that lottery retailers are licensed by the state and are subject to a criminal background check. They must also post a substantial bond in order to sell lottery tickets. While retailers in person are thoroughly vetted, those who sell tickets online are not always as carefully vetted.
In the US, lottery winnings are not usually paid out in a lump sum. Instead, winners may choose to receive an annuity payment or one-time payment, which is often much less than the advertised jackpot because of time value of money and income taxes. In addition, withholdings may vary by jurisdiction and investment. In any case, lottery winners should expect to receive about 1/3 of the advertised jackpot.
The Ignition website features a number of lottery games for players new and experienced alike. It also supports a range of bankrolls. The games can be played from handheld devices or PCs, and each game has its own rules. The company also offers a generous 150% match bonus, which can be split equally between poker and lottery games. This bonus can be redeemed for bonus cash.
More state lotteries are considering the Internet as a way to reach more potential players. While only a few states have already made online lottery ticket sales legal, more are expected in the coming years. The internet has opened up an entirely new way to buy tickets. With more states offering subscription services, players can buy tickets for the entire year. The best part is that you don’t have to be physically present to win.
While lottery games may not be a good option for everyone, there are still some ways to avoid lottery scams. A good place to start is the official website of the state lottery. You can also sign up for a monthly lottery subscription. This service will automatically check your tickets for winning numbers and mail you a check and form for claiming your prize.
The Pennsylvania iLottery is an online lottery that launched in 2018. The Pennsylvania iLottery allows players to log into the website and play instant scratch cards. Prizes can reach $250,000, so playing the lottery online is an excellent way to get more money without leaving home.
How to Find a Good Online Casino
When you play casino games online, you can always use your computer to watch the dealer. Dealers are vetted and have undergone extensive training to ensure that you have the best experience. They are equipped with smart cards that track their actions, and they can see the player’s screens. You can always move to a different seat if you do not want to be viewed on the screen. The cameras in casinos often have blind spots, so you might want to choose an alternate position for your screen.
When you play casino games online, you can also withdraw your winnings. The easiest way to do this is to use the same payment method you used to deposit. Most online casinos publish the minimum and maximum amounts that you can withdraw, and most withdrawals do not charge a fee. However, you cannot withdraw sign-up bonuses as cash. If you do not have any money to withdraw, you can always choose another casino. However, if you win big, it is best to avoid the minimum withdrawal amount and withdraw only a small amount of money.
Unlike land-based casinos, playing casino games online has many benefits. The convenience of playing casino games online has made them very popular, and many people love the thrill of playing casino games. With modern technology, you can play casino games anytime and anywhere. You can even play your favorite casino games at home, even on a bus, or on the go with your tablet or smartphone. The convenience of playing casino games online has changed the way people gamble.
Many online casinos also offer variations of popular games. For example, you can play American versus European roulette at an online casino. You can also play blackjack against random dealers, which can make the game even more exciting. Most of these casinos also offer live chats. This is one of the best ways to interact with the dealers and other players. However, remember to keep the conversations light and avoid topics that could be offensive. If you do end up getting in a fight or losing, you should be careful and stay calm.
Another way to find an online casino is to look at customer support. A live chat support representative can help you get the answers you need. The live chat feature is a great feature of these sites, especially if you have any questions or concerns. Furthermore, many online casinos offer extra funds to boost your betting limits, so be sure to check the casino’s terms before playing. In addition to live chat support, there are several online casinos that allow you to use your favorite payment method.
Another great feature of live dealer games is that you can play them on the go. The best live casino websites feature HD streams of the live dealer games. This helps you to feel as though you are actually there. You can move around the screen and maximize your bets. Just make sure that you have a stable internet connection to play casino games on your smartphone or tablet. This way, you can get the best experience. You should also be careful to choose your operator.
How to Register at IDN Poker Online
Playing poker is a game of technique, observation, and planning. If you don’t know how to play poker well, you can end up losing a large amount of money. The house edge is also high, so you need to understand the rules and manage your bankroll. Many players are trying to become professional poker players, which is a good idea if you want to win consistently. However, this is easier said than done. To be a professional poker player, you must have a great understanding of the game and a strong knowledge of the game.
If you’ve never played poker before, you can always volunteer as an agen. In such a role, you will be dealing with people from different kalangan and can help with the poker game. Moreover, you’ll be able to get a stipend for being an agen. You can also help the other players at the table by acting as a guide for them. If you’re the agen, you can even learn how to play poker if you don’t have any experience.
Before you begin playing, you need to register with a reliable agen poker online. You can register using your user name and password. If you have trouble registering, you can always contact the customer service and ask for help. Once you have registered, you can play poker on your Android or iOS device. You can find more information about the software and how to register on IDN Poker. The following are some tips on how to register as an agen poker online.
If you’re new to the game of poker, you’ll be glad to know that there are a number of ways to get the information you need. You can do it by email, phone, consumer form, and chat. IDN Poker has 24/7 customer support to help you with any questions you may have. This is one way of ensuring that your information is secure. However, you should always be aware of potential scams when playing online poker.
To avoid being scammed, IDN Poker Online is a safe place to play. You will need a rekening number in order to withdraw or deposit money. IDN Poker Online will also give you complete information and make the process as easy as possible. After you register, you can start playing poker. However, if you aren’t sure whether or not you’ll win, you can always withdraw the money you’ve made in the game.
There are some common myths about poker online. Some players think that poker is a chance game, while others claim that they’ve won the jackpot. However, the truth is that it takes a bit of knowledge to win. This is especially true if you are new to the game. The more you know, the more likely you’ll succeed at online poker. There are numerous online resources available to help you win big money and enjoy the game.
If you’re thinking of starting your own sportsbook, there are a number of important things to consider. The first is whether you’re legal in your state. Most states have legalized sportsbooks, but many were previously illegal due to the fact that they were operated by family businesses or organized crime groups. Before you start a sportsbook, be sure to read the rules and regulations in your state. Then, choose a sportsbook that offers high payout limits and a simple, easy-to-navigate interface. Lastly, find out about their welcome bonus for new players.
SBOBet is an Asian sportsbook with a large customer base. It is licensed in the Philippines and the Isle of Man, and its website features several dozen brands. Its acclaims to offer the best sports betting experience in Asia and has round-the-clock customer service. To make the most of your betting experience, sign up for an account with a sportsbook that offers multiple currencies, payment options, and a great customer support program.
SBOBet offers betting on basketball, football, and rugby, but does not offer many NFL and MLB prop bets. However, if you’re looking for a sportsbook that offers a variety of games, SBOBet is definitely worth considering. It offers a wide variety of games and is easy to sign up for. You’ll find a lot of different sports to bet on and many different betting options, so you’re sure to find something you’re interested in.
EvenBet has partnered with SBOBET to extend its reach in Asia. This partnership is a great opportunity for both companies. The new partnership between the two companies will allow EvenBet to tap into a large Asian market and increase its revenue. In addition to providing more opportunities for Asian bookmakers, SBOBET will also be a great asset for operators. SBOBET has been in the industry for 16 years and has over one million active players.
As with any gambling game, you should make sure you understand the rules and the psychology of the game before starting a new account. Some countries consider sportsbook gambling illegal. This is why you should read up on the rules and psychology of poker before you sign up with a sportsbook. Once you’re familiar with the rules and the psychology of poker, you’ll be able to play with confidence. However, it is crucial to be aware of the risks associated with betting on poker and other games before signing up for a new account.
Pragmatic Play Slots Online
If you’re looking for the best online slots, you’ve come to the right place. The Pragmatic Play slot machine portfolio is expanding fast, with more than 200 titles released in the past five years. Popular titles include Sweet Bonanza, Wolf Gold, Great Rhino, and Fruit Shop. All of them offer a wide variety of features and payout amounts, and some have jackpot versions, too. The game portfolio includes slots that offer different themes and styles.
If you’re looking for an online slot with a high payout percentage, you’ve come to the right place. PlayNGo is a top provider in Asia and has a number of slot games available. This provider also has a reputation for offering a variety of payment options and has a Malta Gaming Authority license. This ensures that you’ll never get scammed by a shady company. You can even choose to play for real money – you won’t regret it.
Several award-winning casinos offer slot games. Pragmatic Play is a popular choice among casino goers and is credited with the development of many of the best slot games. It has received many honors over the years, including a 2017 EGR Nordic Award for Best Game Vendor, and the Malta Gaming Awards as the Best Slot Provider. These awards highlight the quality of the software and customer service offered by the casino. However, the competition is tough and you can win big by playing Pragmatic Play slots online.
Pragmatic Play slots are some of the most popular amongst iGaming enthusiasts. Their premium slots include such classic favorites as Wolf Gold, John Hunter and the Tomb of the Scarab Queen, and The Dog House. All of these games are available in all certified markets. You can play them in a variety of currencies and languages, making them a great choice for anyone interested in online slot games. So, if you’re new to playing slots, try a Slot Demo. You’ll be surprised at the way you enjoy this game.
The pay tables of slot machines list the credits that you’ll win if the symbols line up in a winning combination. Wild symbols also appear in some machines, and they can substitute for all other symbols to create winning combinations. The pay tables are typically listed on the machine’s face, but some modern slots also include them in the help menu. A pay table is an essential tool for understanding how to play the game. When you’re new to the online casino industry, you’ll need to learn as much as possible about slot machines and the game’s features.
The payout percentages of video slot machines differ from those of reel-type machines. A video slot machine can give a higher payout rate by allowing a player to place more coins than a reel machine. Similarly, the amount of coins that can be wagered on each line is often variable. Depending on the machine you choose, you may play between one to fifteen credits per line. Once you’ve played your first spin, you can increase the amount of coins you wager.
The first recorded lotteries were held during the Roman Empire, when tickets were sold for money. These public lotteries were largely held for entertainment at dinner parties, and the prizes were usually fancy dinnerware. The game was considered a way of raising money for government projects and the poor, and the first recorded lotteries date back to this period. One of the earliest known recorded lotteries was held by the Roman Emperor Augustus. The proceeds from the lottery were used to repair the City of Rome.
The lottery’s popularity soon spread to other countries, and its popularity increased. By the 1850s, various states had implemented their own lotteries to fund their public projects. Many lottery enthusiasts thought that the games were a hidden tax, but they had no other choice but to buy tickets in order to participate. Moreover, the amount of prizes won was also limited by location. Hence, lottery enthusiasts were limited in the number of games they could play and prizes they could win.
Although lottery concierge services were introduced in the early 2000s, they failed to change the market. Today, people still buy lottery tickets for big jackpots. These lottery concierge services, which can connect you with agents that can buy tickets on your behalf, upload them to a safe database online. They cannot claim the prizes themselves, but they can provide you with the opportunity to win the jackpot. This option is best suited for those who are looking for a safe way to play the lottery.
A lottery winner can choose to receive a lump sum or an annuity payment based on the size of their prize. However, a one-time payment will be smaller than the advertised jackpot after applying time value and applying income taxes. This is because the government takes a percentage of the prize to cover expenses. So, lottery winners can expect to pocket a little more than 1/3 of the advertised jackpot. It is important to note that the rules vary depending on which lottery game they play.
Online lottery sites are just like the physical distribution points. Tickets are the same price and are sold just as if they were purchased at a land-based lottery office. It is important to note that the online lottery apps are not regulated and every official lottery distributor may conduct transactions differently. This is why lottery players should check the details of their local lotteries before playing a lottery game. This way, they will be more likely to win the jackpot.
Another reason why people prefer to play the lottery in person is because they know that everything is legit and they will get paid. Online lottery games can also be risky, since players cannot be sure if the site is legitimate and if they will actually win the prize. But, while lottery betting can be a risky activity, the rewards can be worth it. If you are one of the lucky ones, playing the lottery is a fun activity that can bring you a sense of calm and relaxation.
The Best Live Casino Sites
Although most people still like playing casino games, the advent of online casinos has taken this pastime to new heights. Instead of clunky brick and mortar casinos, online players can now play casino games from the comfort of their own home. The technology has made the games more accessible to a global audience. In addition, players can play casino games anywhere, including on the go. They can also bet on different games at different times of the day, which is great for those who don’t have time to visit the casino.
Both online and land-based casinos offer live dealers, which brings the thrill of a real casino to your home. The dealers at live online casinos use real chips and real roulette wheels. They also stream the games in HD, which gives players the illusion of being in a real casino. The best live casino sites are available around the clock and let players switch tables easily. This is ideal for players who are fond of social interaction and want to play against real dealers.
Ignition is another great option for poker players. They offer more than thirty live dealer tables. In addition to the traditional table games like roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, they also have several variants of video poker. You can play games in multiple tables, and some tables have a limit of up to $10,000. Whether you are a low-roller or a high roller, there’s a game for everyone at Ignition.
If you enjoy playing blackjack, live dealer games are the perfect way to make a living playing online. There are hundreds of live dealer games online, and you can easily find them by searching for the game you want. Just make sure you choose one with a good bonus. For instance, BetUS Casino has a huge welcome bonus of up to $2,000. It also offers a variety of banking methods, including cash transfers, bank wires, and credit cards.
Bovada is another great choice for those who want to play blackjack. The live dealer casino is one of the best all-around options, with more than 30 live dealer games. There are 24 blackjack tables, as well as a variety of roulette games, which you can choose according to your stake and the style of the dealer. Bovada offers different bonuses for blackjack players, including free chips. If you play live dealer blackjack online, you’ll be able to choose a table based on the table where the dealer is and the type of game being played.
Live dealer casino games are also available through mobile devices, and are fully compatible with all major tech platforms. A live dealer casino game panel will allow you to read the rules of the game, check your balance, and chat with the dealer. A tip box is also available for added convenience. In addition to live dealer games, players can also play several hundred slots titles at MyB Casino. Moreover, there are several games dedicated to 3D slots. This makes playing live casino games even more fun.
How to Play Online Poker With IDN Poker
Whether you love poker or just play for fun, there are certain fundamentals that you should master before you play for real. Poker is a game of technique, observation, and planning. If you don’t have these skills, you’ll likely end up losing money. This is unfortunate because the house edge is in favor of the players and the odds are in their favor. That being said, if you have the necessary skills, you can make a lot of money playing poker.
The rules of poker are similar to those of other games. You start by placing your chips in the center of the table. Then, you place your bet on any of the available chips. If you win, you’ll take that bet. The first person to reach the hole in their hand wins. The second player gets to keep the same amount of money. After all, the other player isn’t in a position to win, so he or she has a chance of winning.
After choosing the right chips, you’ll need to connect to the IDN server. Once you do, you’ll have to register to join the games. IDN Poker uses SSL encryption for security, so you can rest assured that your information is protected. The site’s staff regularly monitors its network to ensure it’s safe. If you’re not sure how to sign up, you can contact their customer service and get assistance from a live representative. Then, you can start playing poker in a flash, which means you’ll get a high-quality experience without having to wait for an hour for your lobby to load.
The next step in learning how to play poker is to learn the rules and strategies. There are a number of resources online that you can use to learn about poker. These include blogs, forums, and video tutorials. You can also watch poker videos on Twitch. These are great ways to learn poker strategy. Lastly, you should know how to bet. It will help you win more often. With practice, you’ll be a master of poker.
One game that is quite popular in Indonesia is a form of texas poker. This game is played between two and nine players. Each hand has two kartu and a lima kartu. There are several ways to win, and it’s all in the strategy. When you get lucky, you’ll hit the coveted royal flush. If you’re able to make that happen, you’re on your way to winning the pot.
IDNPoker was launched in Cambodia in 2010. It did not gain much traction, but in 2016 it climbed to the second place in the global PokerScout rankings. The name indicates that the company focuses its efforts on the Asian market. It does not promote its services in other countries, but its rooms are fully translated in English. This is a positive aspect, as the IDNPoker website is based in an Asian country. The company also attends local gaming conferences and charitable events in the region.
If you are a fan of online sports betting, you have surely tried to find a reliable sportsbook. However, despite a plethora of choices, many people have trouble finding one that’s worth their time and money. In this article, you’ll find some of the things you should look for in an online sportsbook. Read on to find out how to make the most of your time with sports betting. There are so many benefits of joining a sportsbook.
One of these benefits is the cashback bonus. If you wager at least a certain amount of money with a sportsbook, you will receive a cashback of 10%. This bonus will be available to both sportsbook players and non-live casino players. Some sportsbooks also offer cashback on casino games and poker. However, these bonuses are not available to everyone. In order to qualify, you must sign up with several different sites. If you’re not a fan of casino games, you can use the cashback bonus to try out poker games.
Despite being very popular, casino games are also popular. Whether you’d rather play online or in a real casino, you can find an online casino that caters to your specific needs. The best casino game for you will depend on how much money you’re willing to risk and how much time you want to spend playing. For instance, if you’re a sports fan, a sportsbook that offers live games will be more appealing to you than a casino that doesn’t offer live games.
Are you looking for the best online slot? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place. You can find the best online slot games from reputable casino developers in the internet. However, some websites may be banned by the pemerintah. It is therefore imperative to check their licenses before playing. The following are some tips to choose the best online slot games. These tips are relevant to both online and offline slot games. Nevertheless, be wary of bogus sites.
Try playing a free demo version of the slot game. This will help you learn the kerjas of the game before you make a real cash deposit. If you’re unfamiliar with the kerjas of online slot machines, try playing in demo mode or tanpa taruhan mode to get the hang of the game. Then, you can try playing the real money version. Alternatively, if you don’t like demo mode, you can try playing the game in real money mode.
Online casinos that allow you to play their games for real money have the license from the Malta Gaming Authority. In addition, they are also regulated by other gambling authorities, which are responsible for determining the legality of online casinos. As such, players should always check for a license before playing their favourite games. By playing at licensed online casinos, you can avoid scams. You can check out the reviews and feedback of other online casinos before making a decision.
Despite its popularity, Pragmatic Play slots are known for their high quality and innovative design. The studio has been producing high-quality slots for years and has many hit games. The company releases two new games every month – one themed after a television show or movie. There is no monopoly on what to put in the game, as long as it catches the attention of the players. So, if you’re a true fan of slots, this developer will definitely have a slot for you!
Pragmatic is a popular gaming developer with over 150 video slots to offer. Whether you’re looking for an exciting game with big payouts, or a relaxing experience with high volatility, Pragmatic slots are perfect for you. They offer plenty of different slot types and settings, including intro screens, sound effects, and background music. And since the games are designed to be fun for all ages, it’s important to check their demo mode before committing to a real cash game.
Unlike most online casinos, Pragmatic218 play does not require any download. The reason is that the platform does not have a relationship with an outside bank. So, you can play without any restrictions! It’s important to find a casino that suits your personality. You may even win big! Just make sure you’re playing in a place that has a high turnover. You’ll love the game! And the bonus is just one of the reasons to play online.
The lottery is a popular means of entertainment, but there are some risks involved. The jackpots for the US lottery are large and can make headlines. In the US, lottery jackpots can reach hundreds of millions of dollars. However, you don’t have to be rich to play the lottery. In fact, you can even buy lottery tickets online. But beware of scams. While online lottery games may be tempting, be sure to keep your eye on the prize payouts.
It is best to purchase lottery tickets from an official site, where you’re guaranteed to be safe and legal. The only downside of online lottery sites is that they may not offer as much variety and you won’t get as good a service as you’d find at a physical distribution point. Moreover, you can’t take your winnings elsewhere. There are also fewer games to choose from, so there’s little competition. Nonetheless, if you are serious about winning the lottery, there’s nothing to stop you.
History: Lottery games have been around for hundreds of years. In Ancient China, lotteries were used to help finance important government projects, including the Great Wall of China. During the Roman Empire, lotteries were organized to provide entertainment to people attending a dinner party. The Emperor Augustus also organized the first commercial lottery. It was intended to help repair the City of Rome. But lottery games were not available everywhere at that time. However, they have been used in a variety of countries, including the USA.
The lottery websites are a secure way to purchase tickets online. You can trust the security of your money with them because they are authorized by your state. Moreover, official lottery sites also make it easy to claim your prize. However, you need to avoid scams and gambling sites if you want to collect your prize. And it’s always better to buy your tickets from an official lottery website than a lottery agent or betting website. The official sites will list and organize the games by state.
Other states in the US have their own lotteries. Some of the state lotteries operate separately or share lottery profits. The New Hampshire lottery, for instance, was launched in 1964. It features multiple draw games, including Mega Millions and Powerball. Profits from the lottery are used to support public education and pension systems. Similarly, the Oregon Lottery’s profits support different causes in the state. Some of these causes include funding for state parks, natural resources, and problem gambling treatment.
Online lottery sites are also a legal option. The US has many states that permit online lottery purchases, but only some states have legalized the practice. If you’re a resident of a state that allows lottery play online, visit their official website to buy lottery tickets. These websites usually offer a number of helpful tools, tips, and promotions to make the lottery experience even more convenient for you. You can also enjoy online lottery sites without leaving home.
The Benefits of Playing at a Casino Online
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There are various benefits of playing at a casino online. First of all, the games are more realistic and exciting than a computerized version. Also, live dealers make playing more fun because there is less room for human error. Another advantage is that there is live chat with the dealer. Usually, live dealer games also have higher pay-outs, since there is less chance of human error. Another benefit of playing a live casino game is the added element of fun – the dealers are real people!
Another great advantage of playing casino games online is that you can play a variety of games from anywhere, on any device. The choice is yours! Blackjack, for example, has no house edge and requires no complex techniques or explicit skills. You can play online casinos that offer live games from famous game shows. You can choose your favorite variation of the game and win big. It is the perfect way to practice strategy and learn new tricks. However, be sure to read the T&Cs before you play.
The live casino online is a relatively new form of gambling. It is a simulation of the action that happens in brick-and-mortar casinos, but you can play from your own home. This form of gambling is also better for your pocketbook because live games tend to have higher payback percentages. Some people claim that slots have better RTPs than other casino games, but statistics show that live casinos and brick-and-mortar casinos have nearly the same payback rates.
Live dealers are an option for the more experienced player. Live dealers allow you to interact with real human dealers and win real money. Live dealer games include blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker. A live dealer casino will require a decent internet connection. You can also choose to play for fun or for real money. Just remember to be careful with your bankroll! You never know when you’ll hit it big! While playing for real money, live dealers are available at many internet gambling sites.
Live dealers are a crucial element of a live casino. These dealers are the ones who regulate the flow of the game. A good live dealer will not only welcome you, but they will also set the tone for the atmosphere. Moreover, they should be affable and able to handle pressure. Remember, vast sums of money are changing hands during a single game, so a dealer needs to be a person who can handle all of that.
Live dealers will be there to help you out if you need them, and if you’re unsure about what to bet, a live dealer will explain everything to you. If you are looking for a live dealer, Bovada Casino has many options. This casino offers six versions of live casino games. It accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Bitcoin, as well as MatchPay and Litecoin. Aside from the live dealers, you can play a variety of different games.
Become a Poker Ace With IDN Poker
If you’ve never played poker before, becoming an agen is an excellent way to gain experience and earn money. As an agen, you’ll have many opportunities to win, and you’ll also have the chance to meet other poker enthusiasts. Here are some tips to help you get started. One pair is a common poker hand that can bring you kemenangan, or good fortune. But you may be unsure if this hand is good for you.
In low-limit games, a good play is $10 per 100 hands. However, if you’re playing for larger amounts, you can play for higher stakes. You’ll be able to meet better opponents and increase your limits. In addition, most online poker rooms allow you to play at multiple tables. In some online poker rooms, you can view multiple tables in separate windows. One table can hold up to ten players, while another can have just three.
For players in Asia, IDN Poker is the most popular option. The site has more than 600,000 monthly active players. During peak hours, there were six thousand users playing. Only 888poker has half that number of players. This indicates that IDN poker is undisputed leader in the market. With so many players, IDN Poker is a safe and profitable choice. It has helped many poker players earn millions. But don’t underestimate the importance of playing online poker responsibly.
There are many benefits to choosing an agen. Most agens offer free bonuses and generous deposit and withdrawal options. Some sites even have live chat. Regardless of which site you choose, it’s a good idea to read reviews of sites before committing to one. If you like to play in a safe environment, you’ll want to go with a site that offers real customer service and security. If you’d rather play for real money, IDN Play may be your best option.
If you’re interested in learning more about the game of poker, consider downloading poker software. You can use these programs to keep track of your game history. Most poker software also includes hand database programs that allow you to save hand histories online. This software will show you who’s played the best hands, as well as previous statistics of known players. You can even get quizzes or scan your hand history for mistakes. You can also use these programs to learn poker rules and strategies.
IDN poker is an Indonesian poker site that accepts dana dan pulsa as a payment method. Many poker players from Indonesia use IDN POKER to earn uang asli online. In fact, you can earn up to $US10,000 on IDN POKER alone. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to earn some money online! This is a great way to earn some extra cash while learning how to play poker.
If you’re new to sports betting, you’re probably wondering how to get the best odds and payouts. The good news is that most sportsbooks accept several different payment methods, including credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. Bitcoin deposits tend to be temporary, so make sure you check the terms and conditions before making your first deposit. Aside from reading the terms and conditions, you should also contact customer support if you run into problems or questions about a particular betting site.
SBOBet, for example, is an Asian-friendly sportsbook that is licensed in the Isle of Man. It offers a diverse selection of betting options, including virtual games and Asian handicapping. It also has excellent customer service, including customer support in several languages. And despite the site’s simplicity, users will be encouraged to interact with other punters through the site’s interface, which encourages interaction. Its customer support team will answer any questions or concerns that you may have.
SBOBet: The SBOBet sportsbook is popular in Asia, and has millions of members from the region. This sportsbook offers a generous bonus program, multiple betting options, and a tiered revenue sharing program. It also offers proposition and financial bets and is available in several countries. Users can log on using their PCs or smartphones and simply choose how much money to bet. They will receive an email or text message if they win or lose, whichever method they choose.
Legality: While most states have legalized sportsbooks, some remain illegal. In some states, sportsbooks operated informally under the radar and were run by organized crime organizations. However, many states have now legalized sports betting, and there are also online options available. Before signing up with a sportsbook, check the legality of the company. While it may be tempting to take advantage of legality, it’s best to research the legality of your state and the sportsbooks in that jurisdiction.
Payment Options: Choose a sportsbook that accepts your preferred method of payment. Most online sportsbooks accept credit cards, PayPal, PayNearMe, and eChecks. You can also use a virtual currency, Bitcoin, to deposit money to your account. Bitcoin deposits, however, are generally limited to a short amount of time. In addition to accepting most forms of payment, it’s a good idea to check the sportsbook’s terms and conditions before making your first deposit.
The reputation of a sportsbook is important. You should make sure that the sportsbook you choose is legal in your region and follows government regulations. Moreover, it should accept your preferred payment method and have a high payout limit. The layout should be easy to navigate. You should also check whether it offers customer support. If you’re unsure, you can contact the sportsbook’s customer support team for help. Ensure that the sportsbook has the reputation of being a fair betting site.
In Indonesia, judi bola has long been a favorite game among pemains. Although, judi bola is the most famous game, there are also many other popular games like bola basket and olahraga. These sports are both widely-played and enjoyed all around the world. The most popular sport in Indonesia is judi bola, but not the only one. Other popular games include judi karate, judi bola, and bola vs. olahraga.
How to Play Pragmatic Play Slots Online
If you are looking for a new slot game, you’ve come to the right place! Here we’ve compiled a list of slot providers that offer a wide range of games to players. No matter which one you choose, you’re sure to find one you’ll love! This list of online casinos will give you tips to win big! Read on to find out how! Then, go and try your luck! We wish you luck!
First, find a good slot site. There are a lot of them out there. If you are looking for the best ones, start with SLOT828. They are known for providing top-quality online slot games and are completely safe to play. If you don’t feel comfortable with playing slots, you can also try the demo games for free. This is the easiest way to learn how to play online slots! Once you’ve done this, you’re ready to start playing!
A variety of features: The games can be played on mobile devices, which means you can play from the comfort of your home. Some games even allow you to play in landscape or portrait orientation! The Pragmatic Play logo is a great addition to the site’s overall appeal. The games also feature a large number of bonus rounds and free spins. They offer a number of promotions to keep you coming back for more. But if you’re looking for an exciting slot game, you’ve come to the right place!
Volatility: The volatility of a slot game’s payouts will have a big impact on how enjoyable it is. Volatility refers to how volatile the game is – how often it pays out. Some games have high volatility while others are known for small payouts frequently. High volatility slots pay out frequently while low volatility slot machines are known for taking longer to pay out. A good balance between volatility and payback rate is the key to enjoying your slot games.
Free Play: The slots listed above are free to play and do not require an account. Some of the best online casinos also have free games available to try before you decide to deposit your own money. This is an excellent option if you want to test out the games without spending any money. The bonus rounds will help you win real cash. The payouts from free spins can make your day! If you are looking for an exciting game that pays real money, you can find it on online casinos.
Pragmatic Play: The online casino is rated sukses by players and has many slot games to choose from. This website is known for its large game library and good customer support. It is also ranked #1 in Indonesia by many players. Listed below are some of the best online casinos in Indonesia that offer free slots. You can also find a selection of the latest games in slot jackpots. You can find the right slot for your needs with a few clicks of your mouse!
The Advantages of Playing the Lottery Online
While most people think of the lottery as a means to make money, this activity actually dates back to Ancient China. In the Han Dynasty, governments used lotteries to finance important government projects, such as the Great Wall of China. During the Roman Empire, lotteries were commonplace, and some people used them as entertainment at dinner parties. Emperor Augustus even organized a commercial lottery, which raised the funds needed to repair the City of Rome.
There are a few disadvantages to using a lottery-style game. The first is that the software must be downloaded, and subsequent updates may annoy you. Using the app on a computer can cause it to take up space on your device. In addition, there are no desktop versions of the app, and you must play it on a mobile device. That means you cannot play the lottery with a desktop computer. However, there are advantages to using a lottery-style game from your mobile device.
Online lottery sites offer a number of conveniences. Purchasing tickets from an online lottery site can be as easy as selecting a lottery app. A few of the best websites also let you buy lottery tickets right on your mobile device. In addition to the convenience of purchasing tickets, online lotteries also allow you to play games that are not available at land-based distribution points. And while online lotteries don’t have any physical locations, they still have the same rules and regulations.
In addition to online lottery play, you can also participate in special events organized by the New York lottery. For example, you can buy scratch-off tickets at local festivals and events, and enter a monthly prize drawing with these tickets. At the same time, the lottery will stage booths at different events, including street festivals, where you can buy tickets and scratch-offs to win prizes. You can even win instant bonus cash and gift cards by playing these games.
Until recently, states were afraid to participate in online lotteries. The Wire Act, a federal law governing the conduct of gambling, had been interpreted to prohibit the activity. Nonetheless, Illinois and New York subsequently asked the Justice Department to issue an opinion on this topic. In fact, they were successful, and their lottery operators are now selling a large number of tickets using the Internet. This is a step forward in the evolution of lottery sales.
In addition to buying tickets, there are lottery concierge services that purchase tickets in the name of the lucky winners. These services operate on behalf of lottery players and do not represent the government. Their money comes from adding an extra fee to the standard ticket price. However, it may be worthwhile if the jackpots in your country are lower than those abroad. And while the cost of lottery concierge services is higher, the service may be worth it for you. So, how do you go about participating in international lotteries?
Legitimate online lottery sites offer plenty of games and promotions. In addition to online lottery games, legit lottery sites also sell discount tickets, raffle tickets, scratchcards, keno, and a variety of other types of online games. In addition to traditional lottery games, these legitimate lottery websites also offer other services, including keno, scratch cards, discount tickets, and lottery syndicates. In addition to their legitimate lottery operations, the online sites have secure payment methods.
The Benefits of Playing Casino Online
There are several benefits to playing casino games online. The first and most obvious is that the games are more realistic. Live dealers can offer a better pay-out rate than automated software. There is also a greater sense of fun, as real people play the games, and they can even chat with you while you play. Live casino games are becoming increasingly popular, and you can enjoy this exciting feature in many online casinos. To find out more about these benefits, read on.
Online gambling requires layers of technology in order to emulate the experience of playing real life. There is a “Director” watching the game from above or nearby. Every detail of the game is tested, and even a single second delay can ruin the game. This testing process is competitive and time-consuming. The benefits of playing casino online, however, are worth the effort. Ultimately, a better customer experience can be achieved with improved gaming technology.
When looking for an online casino, remember that different sites specialize in different areas. Some offer the largest selection of games, while others excel in bonuses and loyalty programs. Consider what features are important to you, and you’ll find the right place to play. In addition to the games, consider whether the casino has live chat support. Online casinos often have a live chat feature. It’s also worth noting that some live dealer casinos offer only email support.
When it comes to payment methods, the biggest difference between online casinos is how they handle withdrawals and deposits. Some of these sites allow depositing in multiple currencies. Others, like Ignition, offer no fees for withdrawals, and they accept bank wires, credit cards, and even cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. In addition to a wide selection of games, you’ll find plenty of promotions for both beginners and veterans alike. In addition to live casino games, Ignition also offers high-traffic live poker tournaments and top-notch live casino games.
Wynn Resorts is a major Las Vegas-based casino operator. Its online casino brand, WynnBET, will be available in 2020. Its land-based casinos are known for their modern and stylish design, and the online casino app reflects the same aesthetics. The website has an intuitive interface with a gold-and-dark blue color scheme, and it contains more than 500 slots and dozens of table games. There are shortcuts to games, so finding them will not be too difficult.
FanDuel is another site with customer support that offers live chat, email, and telephone support. While the company’s customer service representatives are not as fast as the customer support departments of Caesars, BetMGM, and LVH, it’s still better than most other online casinos. In addition to these benefits, FanDuel offers 24/7 customer service. If you need help with anything, their customer service departments are available 24 hours a day, and you can contact them through email, live chat, or phone.
If you have been thinking about playing poker online but aren’t sure where to begin, read this. You’ll learn a few tips for playing poker online. Once you’ve learned about the basic rules and strategies, you’re ready to start playing! The game of poker has become increasingly popular with many new players coming online each day. The key to success in this game is to be patient. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t win your first game, because it won’t be.
To play poker online, the first step is to register. This is easy enough to do if you’ve ever played poker. Simply choose a username and password, and you’re all set! You can use these to log into your account on the website or on the mobile app. The app is also compatible with iOS and Android phones. It’s that easy. Just remember that you must be at least 18 years old in order to play poker online.
If you don’t know anyone who’s playing, consider becoming an agen. You’ll be required to know the rules and strategies, and will have the opportunity to meet a variety of new players. The role of an agen varies in each poker site. In general, an agen will have multiple tables, and can even provide a poker tournament for you. Whether you want to play poker online or join an established club, becoming an agen is a great way to become more involved in the game.
There are several factors that should be considered when choosing an agen for online poker. First and foremost, make sure you choose a reputable poker site. An agen should have a customer service department that’s open 24 hours a day. Another thing to look for is a good reputation. Having a solid reputation is the best way to stay on top of the game. Agens should be able to give you a warm welcome to all new players.
You can find a poker network in your area through a search engine or by using the IDNPoker website. IDNPoker has the largest poker network in Asia and is the third largest poker network in the world. Launched in Cambodia in 2010, IDNPoker quickly rose to popularity, becoming the most popular network in Asia. Its focus is on China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. Unlike other poker sites, IDNPoker also holds BMM RNG certification, which means they’re reliable and fair.
There are many variations of the game of poker, and the most popular is omaha, which is the most popular. This game combines blackjack with a variety of rules. The objective of each game is to get as close to 21 as possible. In the online version, the players are given two cards, and the winner wins. In the online version, a player can bet in increments of five dollars or more. This means a poker player can make money while playing, while at the same time reducing his risk by playing more often.
When looking for a sportsbook, there are many things to consider, but you should choose one that offers the best reputation and a good payout rate. First, choose a sportsbook that offers the payment methods you prefer. Credit cards, PayPal, Play+ cards, Skrill, and eChecks are all widely accepted in sportsbooks, but you can also use alternative payment methods, such as Bitcoin. Make sure to read the terms and conditions, because some methods may be limited in time.
An excellent sportsbook with good customer support is SBOBet. This sportsbook has millions of members, a good bonus program, multiple betting options, and a tiered revenue sharing program. It offers financial and proposition bets in a variety of countries. To use it, all you need is an internet connection and a computer. After you register, select the amount you wish to bet and wait for notifications. After you win a bet, you will be notified through email or through the SBOBet app.
SBOBet has great baseball betting, including MLB and NFL. They have a welcome bonus for new customers, and support multiple languages, which is helpful if you don’t speak the host country’s native language. They even have live streaming for major baseball games. If you’re an avid baseball fan, you’ll probably want to check out SBOBet. Just be aware that the NFL and MLB have very different betting structures.
In Indonesia, the sportsbook M303BET offers taruhan sbobet indonesia and bola games. It’s a one-stop shop for all your sports betting needs. Not only does it offer betting options, but it also provides the ability to play for cash without having to pay for the services of a professional sportsbook. You can even bet on the result of a football match without the usual risks, such as losing.
Until recently, only Nevada had a fully legal sportsbook. Other states allowed the establishment of sportsbooks in limited form. However, a recent Supreme Court decision allowed sportsbooks to be legal in more than twenty states. While you may want to check the legality of a sportsbook before starting your business, there are still many factors to consider. In addition to the sportsbook’s reputation, make sure that it meets your gambling requirements, as the house always has the edge.
In addition, be sure that the sportsbook offers bonuses for players. You can also take advantage of promotional offers, like cashback and bonus rollingan betting bola. Some sportsbooks offer bonus koin tokens, which are a form of cryptocurrency. By using koin tokens, a sportsbook can even make its operations more secure. The bonus money comes in handy if you want to bet on an event that’s not a real football match.
If you want to try your luck at slot machines but have limited knowledge of the genre, Pragmatic Play is an excellent option. The company is known for producing a range of video slots that have a distinctive and appealing aesthetic. Though they don’t have the biggest jackpots, their slot games are well known. The Catfather slot has become so popular that a sequel is expected to be released by 2020. Although it lacks modern graphics, Pragmatic Play’s slots are still fun to play and can bring you huge winnings. The company also offers a range of customization options, including quick spins, background music, sound effects, and intro screens.
Micro Gaming has a commitment to providing the best experience for its players. They have a 24-hour customer service and a range of perks. Some of the perks of playing a slot demo include the ability to deposit funds and withdraw winnings as a gift. Micro Gaming is located on the Isle of Man, and their studios are in various Pasar Khusus. They also promote a culture of inclusion and strive to provide a positive experience for their players.
Another factor to consider is volatility. Volatility refers to the inherent risk of a slot game and determines how often it pays out. High-volatility slot games pay out larger amounts less frequently than those with lower volatility. This makes them suitable for players with a large bankroll or who can afford to lose money in case of a big win. While low volatility slots are more enjoyable to play, they are also riskier. Consequently, a low volatility slot is not the best choice for beginners.
The Pragmatic Play slot game is an excellent choice for players who enjoy new games with a realistic approach. These games are also available online. Besides, the high RTP is another great feature. In addition, players can also choose a game that suits their preferences by using Pragmatic Play’s platform. All these features make it a great option for the online slots fan. It is also worth noting that the Pragmatic Play team has many partners in Indonesia.
The Sweet Bonanza Xmas slot is another popular slot from Pragmatic Play. The slot features and mechanics of this game are a big attraction for many slot enthusiasts. While the background game is relatively simple and boring, it makes the experience even better. There are 3 main features that make this game one of the most popular online slots. A scatter symbol triggers free spins. If you win a jackpot, you win. This bonus is worth more than twice the stake.
As far as the quality of the games goes, you can find hundreds of providers in Indonesia. The quality of slot providers is the key to success. Make sure you do your research when choosing a provider. There are dozens of online slot providers who meet these standards. You will not be disappointed with your choice. You’ll be able to find a top-notch slot experience and enjoy winning a huge jackpot. Just remember to enjoy the games and good luck!
The world’s lotteries are organized into three basic types. Five-digit games, such as Pick 5 or Mega Millions, require players to select five numbers. These games usually feature fixed prize structures regardless of the number of tickets sold. Daily numbers games, on the other hand, have variable prizes that depend on the number of players. In addition, many lottery contracts have a clause known as a force majeure, which protects the winners in the event of a non-performance by the lottery company.
The official claim form is a document used by players to claim their prizes. Lottery agents may also use it. The claims process is the process used to award the prizes. Another type of wager is a combination bet. This type of wager covers every possible combination of three or four digit numbers. While the latter is more complicated than a typical lottery ticket, it still requires a lot of cash and effort. Then again, the prize payout process is much simpler.
Depending on where you live, the odds of winning a lottery jackpot vary significantly. In some countries, winnings are tax-free or subject to a small percentage of taxes. In the U.S., winning a jackpot requires incredibly luck, so winning a lottery jackpot can be a great way to get a large cash payout. However, there are a few rules that you need to know about lottery winnings. The best way to protect yourself from legal hassles is to play a lottery online. There are dozens of websites available for lottery play online.
The New Hampshire lottery is another example of an online lottery sales program. The lottery in New Hampshire also offers several online games, including Powerball and Mega Millions. Mega Millions and Powerball tickets are sold online and through lottery apps, and you can select your numbers easily using the quick or custom selection features. It’s not uncommon to find these games at gas stations, supermarkets, and gaming establishments. If you want to buy a ticket online, simply sign up for Jackpocket, which offers easy online lottery buying and draws.
The US lottery system has grown and changed over the years. Today, there are more than fifty state lotteries and Washington DC has two. The history of the lottery in the US is a whirlwind of events. In 1834, Puerto Rico established the first state-wide lottery. New Hampshire followed suit a few years later, and in 1964, the US lottery was first introduced in New Hampshire. It’s important to keep up with the rules and regulations regarding online lottery games.
The first recorded lotteries offered money prizes. These public lotteries were widely used in the Low Countries to raise money for various public projects. Their success allowed the government to use the money raised for roads, fortifications, and for poor people. The oldest continuously running lottery, the Staatsloterij, dates back to 1726. The word lottery is derived from the Dutch noun meaning “fate”.
Advantages of Playing Casino Games Online
There are many benefits to playing casino games online, but not everyone will find them appealing. This article outlines some of the advantages of playing casino games online. The first advantage is convenience. Online casinos allow you to choose tables and use other casino promotions and bonuses. While you may find the dealer’s pace slow and the game a little sluggish, you can enjoy the other benefits. There are even live chat features that allow you to communicate with the dealer.
A good casino experience is more than just having a lot of games. If you prefer live dealer games, find out whether the site has your favorite variants. Another benefit is security. Check if the casino is licensed and has adequate security measures. Other important factors to consider include customer service, user interface, and minimum bet amounts. The key is to choose a casino that suits your preferences. Aside from gaming variety, check whether the casino offers live support and if it has minimum stakes.
The second advantage of playing casino games online is the accessibility. You can play live games in most casino websites. Some of them offer live streamed games in HD. Whether you prefer playing roulette, blackjack, or other games, live casino gaming gives you the best of both worlds. However, be sure to choose your operator carefully. You won’t regret it! All in all, playing casino games online is an excellent way to keep entertained. And with so many options to choose from, you’ll find the perfect casino for you.
The live casino games are also available on mobile devices. To play a live casino game, all you need to do is log into your account at the online casino, select the game, and start playing. The games stream in HD quality, and the gameplay is the same. You can easily navigate around the game and maximize your bets using the floating window for video streams. You will need a stable internet connection, however, in order to have the best experience.
Aside from live casino games, you can also play blackjack and roulette at any time. Blackjack games are played with an eight-deck shoe. You can bet on the minimum and maximum bets. You can also play for the maximum amount of money at each table. There are many variations of Blackjack, including Lucky Ladies and Crazy Sevens. There are even live casino games you can play with an unlimited number of people. You can even bet on sports games.
If you are a mobile gambler, you can also enjoy live dealer casinos. Live dealer casinos are live casino websites that let you play live games on your mobile device. They are usually run by real dealers in a land-based casino, but the live casino website is optimized for mobile devices. Some live casino sites may have reduced graphics for smaller screens. Nevertheless, the experience is the same – the live casino games are far more engaging. They also allow players to chat with real people and play with real dealers.
How to Win at Omaha and Super10 Online
There are many different types of poker games available. In addition to Texas Holdem, you can also find variations of Omaha and Super10. The main difference between these two types of poker games is the kartu pertama that each player uses. This article will discuss some of the more popular types of poker games and how to win at them. Here’s how to win at Omaha and Super10! But before you begin, you should know that each of these poker games has its own set of rules.
As the agen, you’re the first person the other players see when they walk into a poker game. Your job as agen is to help out the agens and keep the tables running smoothly. Agens are generally located in large areas of town, and they provide a range of benefits for their members. They also provide the security of having someone to oversee the games. Moreover, agens typically provide a wealth of information and are happy to assist players in any way they can.
As a player, it’s important to learn about the different strategies and tactics that make the game successful. If you don’t have the time to read a book or attend a poker class, you can use an online poker forum to learn about the game. You can also take advantage of online resources like poker blogs and videos to help you improve your poker game. Streaming videos of the game are also available at places like Twitch.
Before playing poker online, you should know how to deposit and withdraw money. IDN Poker offers multiple methods of payment, including e-money and bank transfer. You can either use your bank’s account or create an account through idnplay. Once you’ve done so, the casino will confirm the payment. It’s that simple! So, if you’re a poker enthusiast, check out IDN Poker and enjoy yourself!
To download the app, visit IDN Poker 88. To play IDN Poker, you must create an account on the website and download the Idnpoker 88 app. You must also have an Idnpoker account. Then, you can download the IDNpoker 88 app or go to Idnpoker’s website and fill out the registration form. After you’ve completed the registration process, you’ll be given a username and password, and you’ll be ready to play online.
IDNPoker opened its doors in Asia in 2010. Its journey began in Cambodia and has since reached the second spot in the world’s largest poker network rankings. With its headquarters in Makati, Metro Manila, the Philippines, IDN Poker is one of the leading B2B providers of online gaming platforms. It participates in many conferences and offers API Integration and White Label Solution to its skin partners. IDNPoker currently operates more than two hundred skins in Asia and has over 10,000 concurrent users.
When you’re ready to play poker online, it’s time to find a reliable Indonesian server. IDN poker is one of the most popular online poker servers in the world, with millions of registered users across the globe. You can find thousands of players on idnpoker Indonesia and other popular poker sites. Once you find a reputable site, you can play poker with confidence! Just be sure to have fun and good luck!
Before you place your first bet at a sportsbook, make sure that you check the legality of the website. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may be able to gamble in your home state, but you should be sure that the sportsbook accepts your preferred payment method. There are many benefits to doing this, including avoiding scams. Most good sportsbooks accept e-wallets, which allow you to deposit funds without worrying about currency exchange rates. Make sure to read the fine print, however, to avoid getting scammed.
Besides being a great place to place bets, you can also check the bonus offers. SBOBet offers a $200 signup bonus, which is subject to wagering requirements of 14 times before you can withdraw your winnings. There are many terms and conditions related to the bonuses, which you can read on their website. Many sportsbooks offer signup bonuses that are restricted to certain countries. Those who do not want to sign up in a sportsbook from these countries can opt out of these promotions.
If you are looking for a new sportsbook to place your bets, SBOBet is a good choice. Founded in 2004, SBOBet has been around for ten years and offers betting on a variety of sports. You can choose from soccer, tennis, baseball, darts, and Aussie Rules football. Customers can also make bets in multiple languages. A good sportsbook should have an excellent anti-phishing policy and high-quality customer support.
The SBOBet sportsbook supports eleven languages. It has a mobile version of the site that allows you to check your account balance on the go. It also supports a variety of deposit methods, including bank transfers, and has live streaming options for many sports. In addition, SBOBet is licensed to offer live streaming of many events. There are many other great benefits to SBOBet, including a strong customer support team and an extensive selection of sports.
Many online sportsbooks accept a variety of payment methods. You can use credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. Bitcoin deposits are usually temporary, so make sure to read the terms and conditions to make sure you understand your deposit options. Once you have chosen a sportsbook that you like, you can start placing bets and winning! A good sportsbook will also offer a range of odds and betting lines.
Before signing up for a sportsbook, check that the site is legal in your jurisdiction. Make sure that it accepts your preferred payment method and payout limits. You can also ask customer support if you have any questions. You can win big with the right sportsbook, so make sure you play responsibly. You can never win too much money, so have fun! If you follow these tips, you’ll find the perfect sportsbook for you. Have fun and good luck!
Choosing a sportsbook is an important decision, and it can make or break your winnings. Always check the odds, betting range, and payout limits of each sportsbook before placing a bet. If the odds are poor, or the payout limits are too high, you should avoid the sportsbook. The odds should also be good so you can maximize your winnings. You should also check the sportsbook’s terms and conditions. You should also check whether it accepts your preferred payment method. If you don’t feel comfortable betting, you should try another one.
Pragmatic Play Online Slots
If you are tired of spending a lot of money on gambling, you should give the slot a try. There are a variety of different slots to choose from and you will want to make sure you are choosing the right one for you. There are some things to look for in a slot before you play it, and these tips can help you find the right slot for you. Hopefully this article has helped you out. There are a lot of benefits to slot games.
The best part about Pragmatic Play slots is the way they promote their games. They use multiple channels to promote their slots, including streamers and traditional affiliates. These methods have allowed the company to reach a large audience of players, and it shows with their success. While they are not known for their huge range of games, they do have some hits that players really enjoy. Their slots are also actively promoted, and they hold many tournaments for players to try them out.
Many slots sites allow you to play demo versions before you deposit. The demo versions are free and you don’t have to register to play them. They also let you play with prepaid credits. This way, you can see if you’ll like them or not. Once you’ve chosen a slot that you think you’ll enjoy, you can try it for real and win real money. You can even deposit your winnings on the spot!
Pragmatic Play has around 150 video slots. They don’t really care whether their games are unique or not, but their games are fun, solid, and feature-rich. If you’re looking for a unique slot, you should try Reel Gangsters. It’s a fun gangster-themed slot that is sure to impress! With impressive graphics, sound effects, and bonus features, Pragmatic Play slots are well worth a try.
As with any other type of game, it’s important to make sure you choose a good slot site. There are a lot of scammers out there and many of them will take advantage of people’s inexperience. To make sure you don’t lose money, be sure to read the terms and conditions of the online slot website before registering. All good slots sites will have a customer service line available to help you out. There’s a great deal of money to be won on the slots!
In addition to finding a good slot site, you should also look at the casino’s reputation. Not only does a good slot site have a good reputation, but they also have great reviews from players. Visiting a good slot site should also give you an edge over the competition. There are also many bonus rounds that you can win in the online casino. When choosing a good slot site, you’ll also benefit from the convenience of a mobile device.
If you are looking for a good online slot site, Wargabet is a great choice. This site is compatible with almost every operating system and has over 100 slot games. There are also many languages available, including English, Chinese, and Indonesian. The game also supports multiple taruhan, meaning that the more you play, the more chance you have of winning the bonus jackpot. You’ll be amazed at the variety and quality of slot games on Wargabet!
Throughout the Middle Ages, lotteries were used by governments to help their people and fund important projects. George Washington organized a number of lotteries during his administration. Some tickets from his 1768 Mountain Road Lottery went on to become collectors’ items and sold for more than $15,000! Today, most governments recognize the value of lotteries. They monopolize the market for lotteries, preventing private enterprise from competing against the government.
Online lottery ticket sales are no different than those purchased at brick and mortar distribution points. While there is no house edge, you are still participating in the same game as everyone else. While the lottery may not be the most lucrative form of gambling, its low house edge makes online lottery ticket buying an excellent choice for those looking to win life-changing amounts of money. Regardless of the house edge, it’s always better than none! For example, the odds of winning $2 on Mega Millions are one in 37, while the odds of winning any prize are one in 24.
Regulatory authorities regulate the operation of the lottery in the State of Maryland. The State Lottery and Gaming Control Agency oversees the casino industry and various ancillary businesses. In Maryland, the lottery sells lottery tickets at retail establishments. The Maryland Lottery pays a commission to lottery agents who sell their games. The agency also uses a real-time records management system to facilitate transactions. A computerized system is used to track all lottery transactions.
The history of online lotteries in the United States is relatively new. At the moment, seven states offer online lottery sales. Federal legislation will clarify the situation. In the meantime, online lottery sales will continue to be a great convenience for lottery players. Just be sure to buy your lottery tickets from the official state lottery if you plan to play the lottery online. Once you do, you’ll enjoy all of the benefits that an official lottery provides. You’ll be glad you did.
In the early 2000s, lottery concierge services appeared on the scene. Although these services failed to change the lottery industry, they still offer people a way to win big prizes. And, as long as the players reside in the same state, they’ll be able to cash out their winnings. Moreover, jackpots can be claimed using a convenient method, such as through online lottery portals. In December 2015, an Iraqi man won a $6 million jackpot while living in Baghdad.
As mentioned earlier, the lottery website must be based in a state where online ticket sales are available. The lottery websites use geolocation software to check if you are within the state. Whether you’re playing online or offline, the official lottery websites offer the most convenience. In addition, lottery concierge services usually feature their recommendations and a good track record. If you have questions, contact a lottery concierge. You’ll be glad you did.
The casino online games are available at the BetOnline website. This casino offers 280 slots, over 30 poker variations and a solid collection of table games. The site provides over 200 games from six different developers, including BetSoft and Magma. Players can also place sports bets and get bonuses, too. Super Slots is a well-known online casino that features slots, video poker and live dealer games. There is no download required to play any of the games.
When choosing an online casino, you should always check for the features offered by the website. You will want to check out the number of games, live dealer options, customer support, minimum stakes, and security measures. If you like playing roulette, check whether the casino offers your favorite variants of the game. Regardless of your preference, make sure that the casino has the proper security measures and a license to play online. In addition to security measures, check for customer support and the layout of the website.
Optical character recognition is a central piece of live casino technology. This software is embedded in the live stream and digitally recognises each character on a card. With this technology, online casinos can instantly know if a player has a Royal Flush, or if they’re the dealer at a blackjack table. In addition to being more accurate, optical character recognition ensures that the games are fair for all players. There are also a number of other features that make playing online a more enjoyable experience.
Besides the features, you should also check the payment methods offered by the casino. While most online casinos offer a variety of payment options, some only accept Bitcoin. Check the fees for deposit and withdrawals, and make sure the deposits and withdrawals are fair. The more payment options a casino offers, the better. When choosing a casino, you should also consider the languages available. Many online casinos have live dealers in their websites. Some are available in English and French. If you want to experience a real casino experience, live dealer games are a great option.
Some of the live casino sites have dedicated applications that players can download to play the games. Although playing through a browser is still possible, it’s usually easier to download an app than navigate a webpage. Apps are also set up for mobile devices, and can send notifications of updates. Aside from this, it also offers an easier interface. Lastly, mobile devices have a wide variety of options for playing the casino games. You can choose the casino online that best suits your needs and preferences.
While land-based casinos have been operating in the United States for more than a century, there’s a difference in how players can gamble online. The conventional casinos require players to deposit cash or tokens. While online players are more aggressive and mathematically sound, they are also more likely to make the wrong decisions. A live casino is often a safer choice. But if you’re not sure about online security, make sure you read the terms and conditions.
There are several different types of hands in Poker. One type of hand is known as a full house. It has three cards of one rank and two cards of a different rank. An example of a full house is three 8s and two 4s, or three aces and two 6s. Other hands in Poker include a flush, which is a group of five cards in a row of the same suit. Another hand, called a straight, has five cards of the same rank, plus three of another rank.
IDNPoker: This Asian poker network started in 2010 in Cambodia and grew rapidly to become the third largest network in the world in terms of traffic. It is headquartered in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines, and holds a PAGCOR license and BMM RNG certificate. It is considered to be a leading B2B provider of online gaming platforms and offers both API Integration and White Label Solution to skin developers. It has over 200 poker skins in Asia and over 10,000 concurrent players.
Before depositing money into a poker site, consider the exchange rate between the US dollar and other currencies. Depending on your preferred currency, some poker sites allow players to deposit funds in various currencies, but they will convert the funds at a lower rate than banks. While these differences may seem insignificant, they can add up over time. Before making any final decisions, always consider the exchange rate and fees when choosing a poker site. There are several advantages to choosing a site that suits you best.
Payments at IDNPoker are fast and convenient. It supports several popular currencies, including the US dollar, but the site has its own set of exchange rates. Customers should be mindful when making these exchanges, especially if they aren’t familiar with the currency. The site has multiple payment options, including Skrill and Neteller. The currency exchange rate can be confusing, but IDNPoker offers a simple solution for their customers.
The most popular type of poker is texas hold’em, which requires a minimum of two players and a maximum of nine. Each pemain is dealt two or five kartu. Pemains who combine two or more kartu with the same rank are considered tertinggi and win the pot. The straight flush and royal flush are considered to be tertinggi. Those winning these hands are known as ‘poker royalty’.
The limit on a player’s bet is the number of chips in the pot. A player with 10 chips can’t bet more than that amount, but can call up to that level. When playing in a table stakes game, a player cannot remove any chips until they leave the game. Players may add to their stacks between deals only. However, the amount of chips each player can bet will depend on their personal preferences and the number of players.
When you’re looking to make your first bet at a sportsbook, you’ll need to check several things. Check to see if betting on sports is legal in your jurisdiction. Also, make sure the sportsbook accepts your preferred payment method. Read their terms and conditions and ask a legal advisor if you’re not sure about your state’s laws. Then, sign up for an account and start winning big! Good luck!
Some sportsbooks have bonuses you can take advantage of. If you’re a new customer, SBOBet is offering a $200 signup bonus, which must be wagered 14 times before you can withdraw any winnings. Bonus conditions vary from sportsbook to sportsbook, but you can usually find them on the sportsbook’s website. If you’re unsure about the bonus, check their FAQ section or customer service section for more information.
SBOBet: This Asian sportsbook has operations in the Isle of Man and the Philippines. It provides customer service in several languages, is licensed in the Isle of Man, and sponsors premier league soccer team West Ham. Its interface is friendly and encourages interaction between players. Customers can also bet on horse races and virtual games. Customers can contact customer support agents in several languages and find live assistance in different time zones. If you’re a new customer, SBOBet is definitely worth a look.
SBOBet is an Asian sportsbook with over one million members and a friendly customer service team. They offer great customer support, an extensive betting market, and an excellent multi-currency system. They are also licensed in the Isle of Man, making them an excellent choice for punters from Asia. The sportsbook’s customer support staff is available in several languages, which is an important feature if you’re betting from outside your country.
Payment methods vary from sportsbook to sportsbook, but most accept credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. Keep in mind that Bitcoin deposits are typically temporary. Make sure to read the terms and conditions carefully before making your first bet. Some sportsbooks allow you to deposit in Bitcoin, but it’s best to ask the sportsbook first before making any decisions about your betting strategy. It’s also a good idea to read their FAQ section to get a feel for how it works.
Besides accepting bets on sports, sportsbooks also accept bets from individuals on non-sports events. The types of bets they offer vary widely, and you can choose one based on your favorite sports league or reputation. Most sportsbooks list odds in three columns, but you can also sort them by the levels of play in each sport. For example, you can sort the sportsbooks based on pitchers and favorite players. The payout amounts depend on which level of play the event is at.
When choosing a sportsbook, check the odds and payout time of the games you’d like to bet on. Additionally, make sure that the sportsbook accepts your preferred payment method, such as PayPal, Visa, or MasterCard. Also, check their customer service. If they don’t provide an adequate level of customer service, you’ve probably picked a bad sportsbook. Look for one with a quick response time and an easy-to-use layout.
Benefits of Playing Slot Online
Besides the exciting game, slot machines also offer a variety of benefits. Some of them are free, while some are pay-per-win. You can get more information about the slot machines on the following paragraphs. These benefits are provided by the iGaming provider UNOSLOT. The company offers a number of different slot types to suit your needs. UNOSLOT provides an outstanding gaming experience for every player, from novices to experts.
Pragmatic Play has introduced a new slot machine game called Drill That Gold. The game features a 5×3 grid of mining symbols and 20 paylines. If a vertical stack of miners appears in an active payline, it becomes wild and reveals a random instant cash prize. This is an amazing slot game that’s available at most top slot sites. While playing, you may have an opportunity to win up to $10,000. If you’d like to win big, there’s no need to be rich!
Pragmatic Play produces a number of slot machines that feature excellent graphics. Despite their use of 2D tools, the slots have a three-dimensional look and feel. However, these slots don’t resemble the pure arcade games from the past. In fact, the game designs resemble those of today’s top casino slot machines. While this doesn’t mean that Pragmatic Play’s games are as innovative as their competitors, they still share some traditional qualities. Whether you prefer playing classic slots or trying something new, there’s something for you.
Volatility is a crucial feature of slot games that will affect your overall gameplay. Volatility is a measure of the level of risk associated with a slot game, which will influence the speed of wins and losses. Some games have erratic payouts, while others pay out smaller amounts more frequently. High volatility slots provide quick big wins and low volatility slot games can reward you more slowly. You should always play slots that have high volatility if you have enough money.
If you like the classic fruit machine, Hot to Burn may be the game for you. This slot has five reels and five paylines, but still has a traditional feel to it. This slot is perfect for old-timers, with high-value jackpots up to 1000x your stake. There are a number of ways to win, but all of them are guaranteed to make you happy! There are numerous free spins available on this slot game.
Can You Buy a Lottery Ticket Online?
If you are a lottery fan, you may be wondering whether you can buy a lottery ticket online. You can purchase tickets online in the state in which you reside. Lotteries are legal in 45 US states, plus Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. These games are among the oldest forms of legal gambling in the US, dating back to the 1700s. Unlike online casinos, you can purchase lottery tickets from the comfort of your own home legally. There are many benefits to purchasing your tickets online, including avoiding transaction fees and ensuring that you’re playing only from your home.
Maryland lottery income is the third-largest source of state government revenue, behind sales taxes and corporate taxes. Approximately sixty percent of Lottery revenue goes toward paying prizes to lottery winners, 7.5% to retailer commissions, and 3.5% to administrative costs. The rest goes into the State Treasury’s General Fund for public health, education, and safety. It is also an important source of revenue for the lottery. But how does the money from the lottery help the state?
The easiest way to purchase lottery tickets online is to download the app or go to the lottery’s website. Sign up for a free account and choose a lottery game. Once you’ve chosen your lottery, you’ll see a game selection area. Make sure you have a variety of lottery games to choose from. Make sure the lottery’s ticket price and eligibility criteria are clearly stated. The jackpot size should be listed clearly, as well. You’ll also want to check when the next drawing will be held.
To win the lottery, you must be insanely lucky. However, it is possible to become a millionaire by playing the lottery. There are many methods to increase your odds of winning. Some people believe that buying a lottery ticket from the retailer that sold the winning ticket. Although this practice has some merit, you need to be insanely lucky to win. It isn’t unusual to find a winning lottery ticket from a random store, but that’s just superstition. Regardless of which method you use, any ticket can potentially be the winning one.
The best lottery apps allow you to play the lottery from the comfort of your own home. Unlike physical lottery tickets, online lottery games are legal and easy to play. You’ll be able to view current jackpots and compare odds in real time. Many top lottery apps have user-friendly interfaces, which makes it easy to play on the go. You’ll also be able to choose different systems for playing the lottery, depending on where you live.
The US is home to a number of state lotteries. The Maryland Lottery has the largest lottery in the world. Maryland has a lottery that was introduced in 1894. The lottery’s history is not entirely clear. Despite its origins, the lottery has been a popular pastime since it was introduced in 1804. Today, there are 45 US states and Washington DC. The Virgin Islands will soon introduce a lottery in 2021.
The Casino Online
The casino online is available on many different devices. You can play on a desktop computer, a laptop, or even your smartphone. All you need is an internet connection. You can find your favorite casino games, odds, and live betting. If you are looking for more information, read on! If you’re interested in playing at an online casino, here are some of the benefits of doing so. Read on to learn more about this exciting new form of gambling!
Live dealer games are the most popular games at online casinos. Most top casinos feature multiple live dealer tables. You can find American, European, Double-ball, and French roulette, as well as three-card, Texas Hold ‘Em, and four-card stud. Other games you’ll find on an online casino include video poker, blackjack, and baccarat. You can also find live games of poker and blackjack. You’ll also find many different types of games, from classic to live dealer versions.
If you’re a social gambler, live casino games may be your jam. They offer the added benefit of being social and stimulating competition. While computer-generated responses are used in the other forms of casino games, live dealers are real people. This type of live gaming offers the convenience of mobile play, without the risks of losing all of your money on chips. However, be careful! While most live casino games feature the same rules as regular casino games, you may be better off playing at a live casino.
Live dealer casinos can be fun, but don’t be fooled into thinking they’re just virtual replicas. A live casino’s interface is very similar to that of a traditional casino. But in a live casino, the dealer’s face is actually in front of you, not a computer. You won’t get the same ambiance, and you’ll be able to interact with the dealer in real time. The casino online should be as interactive as possible, and you should find some that offer this feature.
Welcome bonuses are another great benefit of playing at an online casino. Generally, these are sums of money that can be claimed after making a first deposit. This is a great way to familiarize yourself with a new casino, try a few games without spending any of your own money. It also gives you an opportunity to test the games before committing to any commitments. When choosing a casino online, be sure to check out the welcome bonus before making any deposits.
A big advantage of playing at an online casino is the sheer number of games offered. Offline casinos are limited, and only a few cities in the world have casinos with thousands of games. On the other hand, an online casino has no space limitations and allows you to play your favorite games whenever you want! With an online casino, you can access your favorite games from anywhere in the world, and without having to leave the house. And what’s more, you’ll be able to win money, if you’re lucky enough!
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Before making your first deposit at a casino online, make sure to check the welcome bonuses offered by the site. These are usually sums of money that you can use without depositing any money. This is a great way to become familiar with the site and its games before making any deposits. Moreover, the minimum deposits required are generally lower than those at traditional casinos. Hence, it is advisable to start playing only when you are confident of your skills.
You can choose from over twenty different games available at BetOnline, including 280 slot games and over 30 variations of poker. In addition, this online casino also offers a variety of sports betting options, bonuses, and live dealer games. Super Slots is another reputable online casino that provides live dealer games. Its game selection includes Blackjack VIP 18, Casino Hold’em, and Russian Blackjack. The maximum stakes vary between the different Blackjack versions. You can also choose from classic Blackjack, three-card Texas Hold ‘Em, and four-card poker.
If you’re not familiar with the gambling industry, you’ll find that playing at an online casino is relatively safe and secure. Some casinos even use 128-bit SSL encryption to protect your financial information. While some players have feared that online casinos are unsafe, there are now many trustworthy online casinos available. In addition to using a secure, encrypted 128-bit SSL system, you can see the dealers dealing cards and other players. It’s easy to play casino games in an online casino and win big money!
A reliable live casino site will offer you a live video stream of your gaming session. Live casino games are best for social gamblers, as the real players in the casino will be interacting with you and others. They promote intense competition and are especially fun for those who like to socialize with their fellow gamblers. The live stream feature should be available throughout the day, and if the game is available, the dealer and the player can communicate with each other via the live video chat.
In addition to live casinos, there are also mobile versions of many popular games. Mobile casinos offer the convenience of playing on the go, but with a low resolution screen, the video quality can hinder game play. However, a live casino can be convenient for gamblers who cannot visit land-based casinos due to work or other reasons. A live casino can also be an excellent alternative for anyone who would prefer the convenience of playing games from home, without any hassle.
An offline casino lacks the social element. Unlike online casinos, land-based casinos require a huge space wherein to host games. Therefore, the amount of games available is limited. The internet has no such limitations. Online casinos also offer promotions and bonuses that will boost your chances of winning. So, whether you prefer playing live casino games or just want to spend some time relaxing at home, you can find a suitable casino online for yourself. You can make use of KiwiGambler to compare online casinos.
IDNPoker Review – Why Players Choose IDNPoker
In poker, the player with the highest hand wins the pot. In five-card poker, the winning hand is determined by the ranking of the next card. A player must have a pair of kings or queens to win the pot. If the player’s hand is a king, he or she must fold the hand and split the pot. Neither of these two situations will occur in seven-card poker. However, it is possible to win the pot with a pair of jacks or aces.
IDNPoker has a huge audience in Asia and ranks third in the world based on traffic. This is because it was launched in Cambodia in 2010 and focuses on countries in Asia and the Middle East. Players from different countries are increasingly choosing online poker to find a table. The company has a dedicated player support team and is a certified BMM RNG operator. IDNPoker supports a variety of payment options, including Skrill and Neteller.
Omaha is another variant of Texas Hold Em. It has the same basic rules, but has some slight changes. The aim of the game is to make a set of five kartu from a hand with a jack or a pair of queens. Besides, players are required to make three kartu from the hole card. However, there are still many advantages in playing Omaha. One of the most significant benefits is that the game can be played by amateurs and professionals alike.
IDNPoker was launched in Cambodia in 2010 but failed to gain much traction in the region. It was only in 2016 that it rose to the second spot in the PokerScout rankings. Its unique focus on the Asian market has made it more appealing to the Asian population. While it does not advertise in the international market, its rooms and tournaments are fully translated into English. This is part of what has helped IDNPoker reach such a high ranking in Asia. The company also participates in charity events and gaming conferences in various countries, such as Cambodia, Malaysia, and China.
Aside from the convenience of playing poker from home, online versions of the game are also available. This allows players to play poker anytime, anywhere, and from any location. Aside from the convenience of playing poker from the comfort of home, online sites also offer the convenience of a live chat or Whatsapp support system 24 hours a day. You can win big and learn a new skill while playing poker. It’s also possible to make friends with players in a real-time environment.
For players in Indonesia, IDN poker is the premier online poker site with a large membership base. If you’d like to play poker in Indonesia, IDN poker has an enormous following. Check it out and join! You’ll be glad you did. If you don’t find the best poker website, check out some of these other popular websites. It has a large membership base and offers a variety of games. It’s important to sign up for a reliable one to avoid scams.
Best Sportsbooks – SBOBet, SBOBet, and SBOBet
If you’re an avid bettor, you’ve probably heard of the best sportsbooks in the industry. You’re probably interested in determining the best sportsbook for your betting style, and we’re here to help. There are many different types of betting, and finding the right one for you can be a daunting task. Below are some tips to find the best sportsbook for you. And remember to use the right promo code to make your first deposit.
Sign up for a free account at a sportsbook before making a wager. Usually, these sites have low minimums and good customer service. You’ll find a good selection of sports and leagues at these sportsbooks. You’ll be able to find multiple sports events on SBOBet, including American football, Aussie Rules soccer, beach soccer, boxing, cricket, darts, and a number of other popular games.
SBOBet is a well-known sportsbook in Asia, and has recently entered the western market. It offers multi-language support and an easy-to-use interface that encourages punter interaction. SBOBet also offers a tiered revenue sharing program for its customers. Customers can interact with the support team via live chat, and the website is available in several languages. And if you’re new to online sports betting, you’ll probably want to sign up for one of these sportsbooks and check out their reviews before making a decision.
SBOBet offers over 1 million registered users and an extensive marketing program. You can even make wagers while watching live games. Its interface is simple, and the odds change in real time. You’ll find many great features at SBOBet, including a tiered revenue sharing scheme, live streaming, and a comprehensive marketing program. Plus, with over 16 years of experience in the online gaming industry, SBOBet has become the largest online bookmaker in Asia. Apart from sports betting, SBOBet also offers casino and other online games.
SBOBet – Based in the Philippines, SBOBet has expanded internationally. It has multiple languages and sports events in various languages. Its interface is user-friendly, and customer service is available in multiple languages. Aside from their sports betting offerings, SBOBet also offers an online casino and has customer support staff in multiple languages. In addition, SBOBet provides live streaming of a few events and sports games, and offers customer support in several languages.
Payment methods: Most sportsbooks accept credit cards, PayPal, Play+ cards, Skrill, and Bitcoin. A few sportsbooks also offer special payment options. Make sure to read the sportsbook’s terms and conditions before deciding to deposit your money. After all, you have no regrets once you start winning big! You’ll be glad you joined the best sportsbook in town! If you’re a newcomer to sports betting, here’s what you need to know to get started!
Checking a sportsbook’s legality is essential before you begin placing bets. You’ll also want to check the sportsbook’s terms and regulations and determine whether they’re legally permitted in your jurisdiction. In some countries, online betting is banned completely, so it’s best to check the laws in your country before placing a bet. Besides checking the legality of a sportsbook, check whether it offers a welcome bonus.
If you love playing slots, you’re in luck! Whether you’re a frequent casino goer or like to play for fun at home, slot machines have become extremely popular in the world. They’ve made their way into homes everywhere, including Indonesia. And thanks to technological innovations, you can now play them from the comfort of your home! The invention of the slot machine was the brainchild of Charles Fey, an American mesinologist. The game features three reels and up to 32 gambar. Initially, people would use the tuas to operate the machine, which has three reels and 32 gambar.
The company behind this exciting new slot, Pragmatic Play, recently announced the launch of the Drill That Gold slot. The game features a 5×3 grid of mining symbols and 20 paylines. If a player can land a full vertical stack of gold miners, the game will go wild and reveal a random instant cash prize. This slot is a popular choice among casino players for its rich history of gaming content and its ease of use.
Pragmatic Play has around 150 video slots in its portfolio. While the company doesn’t focus on making slots that are truly unique, it has a solid history of releasing innovative games that keep players interested. Curse of the Werewolf Megaways, for instance, is one of the most volatile games in the Pragmatic Play portfolio, despite being based on a popular television series. Pragmatic Play releases two games per month, which is remarkable considering the quality of their products.
Volatility is an important slot game feature to note because it can greatly affect your enjoyment of the game. Volatility refers to the level of risk associated with a slot game. The higher the volatility, the more frequent and irregular the payouts are. High volatility slots offer frequent big payouts, while low volatility slots offer smaller and more regular ones. However, high volatility slots may be riskier and are only recommended for those with a large bankroll and plenty of free time.
When deciding on a slot game to play, consider its vision and mission. Unoslot has a mission and vision, and should offer members kemudahan and kenyamanan. The game should also provide a good winrate. Lastly, it should have a high RTP to attract players and keep them coming back for more. It’s worth it. So, choose a slot that gives you the best chances of winning!
There are many games available online that will suit your style and budget. If you prefer a traditional slot with a classic theme, you might want to check out the classic game, Aztec Games. This slot has seven standard symbols and a Wild symbol (a deity). The Wild symbol will substitute for all other symbols except the scatter symbol. If it lands on any of the reels, it’ll award you with a jackpot of 500x your wager.
How to Choose the Right Lottery For You
While the chances of winning a lotto jackpot are always the same, waiting for a big jackpot is always better. While some lotteries have hundreds of millions of dollars in jackpots, other smaller lottery jackpots have lower odds of winning but still represent a significant prize. So which lottery should you play? Listed below are some tips to help you choose the right lottery for you. And remember that the lottery jackpots grow each week, so playing small lotteries regularly can help you avoid losing money.
Operations: The Lottery Division oversees the Lottery’s website services, public affairs, promotional events, and VIP Club initiatives. They also develop annual reports, newsletters, and special publications. The Finance Division began in 1977 as Administration, Finance, and Operations. The organization later reorganized the division to include Information Technology, Administration, and Special Projects. Today, the Finance Division is comprised of three departments: General Services, Finance, and Special Projects.
Apps: If you prefer to play your favorite lotteries online, you can download a lottery app or visit a lottery website. Once you’ve set up an account, you can begin playing the lottery. Most lottery apps and betting sites have game selection areas where you can choose from a variety of games. The screen will display the price per ticket, the criteria to win, and the jackpot size. You should also be able to see when the next drawing will take place.
Powerball and Mega Millions: The US lottery has two main games: instant win and drawing games. Instant win games and scratch off tickets are similar to real scratch-off games. You can buy tickets by using a third-party application called Jackpocket. In addition to offering instant win games, the Pennsylvania lottery also offers virtual sports. If you’re looking for lottery tickets online, you can choose from over twenty-five games. These games include Powerball, Mega Millions, and several others.
Powerball and Mega Millions: Mega Millions and Powerball have extra pools of numbers for you to choose from. When all the numbers are matched in both pools, you win the jackpot. Normally, lotteries receive their prize money from ticket sales, but some jackpots reach $1.5 billion. If you’re lucky, this jackpot will become your instant multi-millionaire. A progressive jackpot is one that keeps increasing after each draw and is very likely to make you a news story in the US.
Bets on lottery draws: Some betting companies offer players the chance to place bets on certain numbers in the lottery. In this case, they do not have to purchase the lottery tickets from the official operators. Instead, the betting company forwards the bet to a third-party insurance company. This insurance company then offsets the risk of large lottery prizes. This way, they can pay out the prize directly to the winner. In some cases, it is possible to win a lottery jackpot through a second-party lottery operator.
Lottery winnings from the lottery are subject to federal and state income taxes. If the winnings are greater than $600, the government will take a 24% federal income tax from the jackpot amount, while a smaller state will take 8.95%. However, some states allow you to withdraw your winnings from your bank account. So, if you’re lucky, playing the lottery may be your best bet to avoid being broke. Once you’ve hit the jackpot, you’ll want to claim your prize!
The Best Online Casino Games
Gambling is a huge part of our culture. For hundreds of years, people have enjoyed betting on various games. But as time passed, the world changed, and so did gambling. Incorporating the internet, casino games now have their own online counterparts, and mobile casinos allow players to gamble on the go. Here are some of the best online casino games to play today. Regardless of your age, you can play your favorite games from the convenience of your own home.
If you love roulette, you may want to try a casino that offers variations of the classic seven-seat table. Another classic casino game is roulette, which is the same online as offline. Here are some things to keep in mind:
Gambling safety is of prime importance when it comes to online casinos. Unlike offline casinos, online casinos use 128-bit SSL encryption to protect your personal information. You can also see other players and the dealers dealing cards in an offline casino. This makes the experience of playing at an online casino more secure. If you’re concerned about your personal information, you may want to avoid playing at an online casino. However, there are several factors to consider before joining an online casino.
The best casinos offer live dealers. Live dealers can provide the realistic experience of a land-based casino. They are gaining popularity in the UK, and are becoming more accessible. Live dealer casinos offer players the opportunity to interact with a real dealer while playing their favorite games. In addition, live casinos do not require you to play with chips. But some people simply enjoy playing live dealer games from their homes. However, make sure to choose a casino that offers both live dealers and live streaming.
When choosing an online casino, you should also check out the customer support and security measures. It’s essential to be able to trust the casino you choose, and Mr Green makes it easy for you to find one that suits your personal needs. There are also several ways to maximize your gambling experience without spending a dime. In addition, Mr Green is great for players who are new to online casinos. If you want to make deposits without investing any money, you can set deposit limits.
There are advantages to both types of casinos. Offline casinos are limited in variety. Only big cities have dozens of casinos. Online casinos, on the other hand, have literally thousands of games. In addition, they’re easier to access from anywhere. And with so many options, there’s bound to be a casino online that suits your personal style and preferences. There’s even a mobile casino, so you can play anytime and anywhere, without having to leave your house.
In poker, players make bets with a certain number of chips. This amount varies depending on the stage of the game. A player may have two chips before the draw, five chips during the first four betting intervals, and ten during the final betting interval. In many poker games, the limit of chips will be ten when a player has a pair of cards. Poker hand rankings are listed on the Poker table. Before betting, players must be sure that they have the best hand.
The IDN poker has a good reputation, excellent customer service, and support, and offers multiple payment methods. The casino accepts Neteller and Skrill for deposits and withdrawals. The poker client supports all major currencies, which is good news for players. It is also fully translated into English. In addition, the poker lobby is clean and uncomplicated. Players can choose from various cash games and stakes. The lobby does not offer filters or waiting lists, but players can hide full tables using the client’s filters. However, many players are still turning to other sites and regions for play.
To be successful at poker, players should first learn about the game’s rules and strategy. If the rules are simple, then most people can win. The best players are the ones who know how to focus and keep a cool head, but there are certain skills that can help them win. This means that you need to be patient and practice your game. The more you practice, the better. And remember to have fun! A poker table is a great way to spend an evening or even a whole weekend.
If you’re looking for a poker network with a lot of traffic, IDNPoker is a good option. IDNPoker was launched in Cambodia in 2010 but has been slow to get any significant traction. In 2016, it leapfrogged up to the second spot on the PokerScout rankings. Although it is relatively new in the poker scene, its focus on the Asian market is one of its strong points. The site has a fully translated English version of all its games. The success of IDNPoker can be attributed to the huge promotional effort that the company has conducted in Asia. They participate in charity events and gaming conferences in the region.
As long as the game’s rules are simple, players will be able to win the game and earn money. The best poker sites will also offer a great variety of games. There is a game for everyone. You can play poker anywhere, anytime. You can even play poker on your phone! There are many terpercaya sites that will allow you to play poker anywhere you want. All you need is an internet connection. Just log on to the website and start playing.
If you’re a beginner to poker, IDN poker is the best choice for you. IDN poker is Indonesia’s largest online poker site and has an active membership base. For more information, visit IDN poker. You can also check out Poker88 and Kudapoker. If you’d like to join a poker site that has thousands of players, be sure to visit their FAQ page. They will have more information on all of the rules and guidelines you need to play poker.
If you’re a fan of betting on sports, you might want to find a reliable sportsbook. If you choose the right one, you won’t waste time or money. You can deposit using a variety of payment methods, such as credit cards or eChecks, and some online sportsbooks even accept Bitcoin. Before you place your first bet, check the sportsbook’s terms and conditions. They should clearly explain any limitations, such as withdrawals, which are usually based on the maximum bet you can make.
If you’re looking for a sportsbook that offers the best odds, you should consider SBOBET. They have a large number of sporting events, which make them an attractive option for high-rollers. SBOBET also features live in-play betting and fee-free financial transactions. Its popularity among Asian players has contributed to its ascendance to become a leading Asian bookmaker. The welcome bonus promo code changes regularly, so make sure to check for it.
The customer service staff at SBOBet is multi-lingual and the site is easy to navigate. The website offers live streaming of several sports events in different languages, and its interface allows you to make wagers on games while they are live. If you need support, the site also offers live chat options. You can contact a customer service representative in various languages at any time of the day. Customer support at SBOBet is available around the clock.
SBOBet is a popular Asian sportsbook that recently expanded into the western market. They are licensed in the Isle of Man and offer multi-language support. Their website encourages natural punter interaction. The website features virtual games, live games, and horse racing options. All in all, SBOBet is one of the best Asian sportsbooks in the world. Just be sure to check out the review section of their website. You can also sign up for a trial of their sportsbook for free before placing your first bets.
Another great feature of SBOBet is the fact that they offer NBA and NFL betting, though I didn’t notice any NFL betting lines when I reviewed them in the NFL offseason. While MLB betting is not as strong as the NFL, SBOBet’s MLB betting is worth a look, especially because baseball is heavily vested in the Asian market. The bonus may not be worth the initial investment, but it will pay off in the long run.
The first step in selecting a sportsbook is checking the odds. You should also read the terms and conditions to make sure you understand what the sportsbook is offering before making your bets. Some sportsbooks may not offer a complete list of bets, so be sure to check these carefully. A sportsbook that offers a VIP program, has good customer service, and uses a blue color scheme will likely have a better reputation than one with poor customer service.
You should also consider which types of sports you prefer to bet on. The odds for each game are listed in three columns, so you can choose one according to your preferences. The odds for a certain game can be found by sorting them by their level of play, favorite pitchers, and more. The odds will also affect the payout amounts, so it’s important to understand the sportsbook before placing bets on the games. If you want to win big, you can choose the best bets.
Three Factors to Look For in an Online Slot Site
The first thing you should know before playing any slot machine is the type of volatility. Volatility is a factor to consider because it can significantly affect the game’s overall experience and enjoyment. Volatility is a measure of how often and irregularly a slot pays out. Some slots are known for their big payouts, while others pay out small amounts more often. High volatility slots are ideal for those who are looking for big wins quickly. Low volatility slots will reward you with smaller wins more slowly.
There are several types of slots available on the Internet. Pragmatic, for example, has several different types of games to suit players’ preferences. The iGaming provider also offers a variety of game types. One of the biggest perks of becoming a member is that you’ll automatically get a number of bonuses and benefits, including free games, top-ups, and more. A good way to find a game that’s right for you is to do some research on the provider’s reputation.
Pragmatic Play is a developer of video slots. Its portfolio of titles is diverse and includes some branded titles, including Peaky Blinders. The company does not create pure arcade games, but it has produced some popular slots with impressive graphics and a unique gameplay. These games are a popular choice among online casino players and benefit from the company’s active promotion of its products. It holds tournaments to help attract players and gain awareness of its brand.
Pragmatic Play produces six new slots a month. It has a portfolio of over 200 HTML5 games, and claims to offer “unparalleled entertainment” for users. Their products are available in all major currencies, 31 languages, and certified markets. Their titles include Rainbow Gold, Tic Tac Take, and Barn Festival. These games have a definite niche in the online gambling industry. They are popular with both new and veteran players.
Unoslot has a solid vision and mission to serve its members. This gaming provider must provide its members with kenyamanan and kemudahan. Moreover, the slot should offer high payout rates. That way, members can benefit from the slot’s high win rate. But how do you know which slot to choose? There are three important factors to look for in an online slot site. If you’re looking for a good casino game, try playing Unoslot. The casino should also have a good reputation in Indonesia.
Another game with a classic theme is the Wild West-themed, Hot to Burn. The classic fruit machine still has plenty of big prizes to offer. With five paylines on five reels, this game offers more chances to win. Its Wild symbol, the Aztec god, is the highest paying symbol and will substitute all other symbols to award you a winning combination. In addition to these features, the game also includes a jackpot reveal game wherein you must match horseshoes to win a jackpot.
How to Play the US Lottery Online
There are a variety of ways to play the lottery. Whether you’re an avid fan of drawing numbers or simply have no interest in betting on the games themselves, you can find something to suit your tastes and preferences. Lotteries in the US have a variety of games whose rules vary, but the main concept is the same: matching numbers to a set of randomly generated numbers. Some US lotteries, such as Mega Millions, offer jackpots of more than $500 million.
Maryland’s Lottery is the third-largest source of revenue for the state, following income and sales taxes and corporate taxes. In 2017, sixty-one percent of Lottery revenue went to players and retailers. Another 7.5% went toward administrative costs. A total of 27.1% went into the State Treasury General Fund for public health, education and safety. In addition, the Lottery also maintains a website. It’s an important part of the Maryland economy, which supports public health and safety.
In the United States, lottery games are widely available and accessible. Online players can purchase tickets in seconds and can play the game on their mobile device or tablet. Top lottery sites are compatible with all types of devices and offer lottery tickets across multiple countries. However, you may find the games you like on a popular website limited to those games in your state. This means you may not find many games of interest on the site, despite its wide appeal. Therefore, it’s important to play games of your choice in the right environment.
Daily lotteries are the smaller versions of major US lotteries. They feature fewer numbers, resulting in better odds. While they may not offer huge jackpots, daily lotteries can award prizes of $175,000, which can be substantial. Daily lotteries are offered in most states and are popular with online lottery players. There are other ways to play the lottery, including playing in a lottery app. If you’re a seasoned lottery player, you may consider trying daily lotteries.
The US lottery is the oldest legal gambling system in the country, dating back to the early 1700s. Newspaper advertisements from colonial times show that there were hundreds of lotteries operating. A year later, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico also introduced a lottery. Now, 45 states and the U.S. Virgin Islands operate their own lotteries. While online lottery is not widely available, it is gaining popularity in the US. Besides the state-based lottery, there are also numerous instant games available, such as Powerball and Mega Millions.
There are also several multi-state lotteries. In fact, you can play Mega Millions and Powerball in multiple states at the same time! In addition, you can even play scratchers and instant win games! Then, you can enjoy the excitement of winning a huge prize and be proud of your luck! You never know, it could be your lucky day! If you play the lottery, you may even win a fortune! That’s because there’s an endless supply of prizes that are guaranteed to increase your winnings.
While it is easy to get lured into playing roulette on an online casino, you should consider some factors when making your selection. While the number of games on offer is essential, it is also important to know if the site offers live dealer games. If you enjoy playing roulette, check out whether it offers your preferred variations of the game. Other things to consider when choosing a casino online are the casino’s licensing and security measures, as well as its customer support and user layout.
Technology advances are making virtual reality and augmented reality games more realistic. As consumer hardware costs fall, we can expect virtual casinos to become more detailed and interactive, allowing players to interact with the cards as they play. As 5G technology continues to expand and improve internet speeds, casinos will be able to enhance the virtual experience with sharper images and refined graphics. The next generation of gaming technology is sure to have many new features and benefits to offer players.
Another important consideration is the payment system. Some online casinos offer their players several ways to deposit and withdraw money. Some of these methods may not be available for all players, but many do. For example, live dealers may only accept Bitcoin. Deposit and withdrawal fees should be reasonable. If the casino accepts all major credit cards, you can feel confident that it will be secure. If withdrawal fees are high, move on to a different site. It is also important to choose a site that accepts a variety of currency types, including Bitcoin.
Another option is live casino. Live dealers are a fun way to play blackjack. Players must beat the dealer’s hand in order to win a round. Some Live Blackjack games also offer side wagers, insurance, and other features. Another popular live casino game is roulette. While it is challenging to learn, live dealers make the game exciting. A live dealer can be helpful in placing bets. However, if you’re new to live dealer games, be sure to read reviews about casinos before you make your decision.
Lastly, when choosing an online casino, it’s important to consider your location. While some states prohibit online casinos, others don’t. This means that you’ll want to find a casino in a location where you can gamble safely. A casino with a high percentage of US players will be safer than a casino with an overseas location. In fact, you’re much safer playing blackjack online than in a brick and mortar establishment.
Live dealer games combine the best of online gaming with the comfort and authenticity of a traditional brick-and-mortar establishment. Live dealer games allow players to play online while watching a live croupier. The gameplay software also allows players to chat with the croupier and interact with other players. Live casino games are becoming the most popular option for players, and more casinos are offering them every day. It’s important to choose your operator wisely!
IDNPoker Review – Playing Online Poker
If two people have exactly the same five-card poker hand, the result is a tie. The winner is determined by the rank of the next card, not the suit. In most games, there are at least two betting intervals. The final betting interval ends with the “showdown” where the highest-ranking hand wins the pot. If two players have identical pairs, the tie is resolved by the ranking of the next card. In five-card poker, suits are not important.
IDNPoker is a popular poker site that supports a variety of popular currencies. Its interface is easy to use and accepts a variety of payment methods, including Neteller and Skrill. If you’d prefer to use a mobile device to place a bet, IDNPoker supports it. It also features a reputable customer support team that can help you navigate the site. The poker lobby features a simple, minimalistic design. Choose your stake and cash game. You don’t have to deal with wait lists or filters. You can hide full tables by selecting a different browser. You’ll need to sign up for a different account if you’d like to play multiple tables at the same time.
If you’re new to poker, you may be wondering what it takes to become a professional. The most popular poker game is Texas Hold Em, and you’ll need a minimum of two players and nine maximum. Each person has two or five kartu, and they need to combine them to form a hand called a straight or a royal flush to win. But if you’re new to the game, it’s important to remember that poker is a mental game. If you’re not, you can lose money and lose your friends.
The IDNPoker network is an Asian poker network that was launched in 2010 and is currently the third-largest network worldwide, according to PokerScout. The network’s focus on Asia has helped it rise to the second position in the PokerScout rankings. The network’s popularity is attributed to a large promotional campaign in Asian countries. In addition to regular gaming conferences, IDNPoker also participates in charity events in the respective countries.
A good online poker site will also prioritize the safety and security of its members. A reputable site will provide 24-hour live support for any questions you have, so you can play poker anywhere, anytime. And if you’re still unsure, you can contact them via whatsapp or live chat. This way, you’ll be able to win the game without ever leaving the comfort of your own home. If you’re new to poker, you can choose from a variety of terpercaya poker websites.
A good online poker site will also provide good customer support. They are always ready to answer your questions and help you in any way they can. They’ll ensure that your game is fun and rewarding. And if you’re new to the world of online poker, you should definitely check out IDN poker. You’ll be amazed at the amount of members it has. It’s not just the games that matter, it’s how they look as well.
While some people consider sportsbooks as an unsavory place to gamble, they are actually one of the most popular places to bet on your favorite sporting events. You can find free picks on every matchup, and sportsbook fans flock to them before big games to find the best picks on their favorite teams. It’s important to check the legality of sportsbooks in your jurisdiction and read sports betting reviews to ensure you can play safely. You can also contact the sportsbooks themselves for advice.
SBOBet is an online sportsbook with a smooth interface and many positive reviews on sportsbook review websites. The website is very easy to use, and its rich blue color scheme promotes natural punter interaction. It has customer service representatives that speak several languages, so you can place your bets in your native tongue. In addition to having many sports games to choose from, SBOBet offers live chat support to its customers in many different languages.
SBOBet is a sportsbook with a strong Asian presence, primarily in the Philippines. It is licensed in the Isle of Man and provides customer service in several languages. This is a good choice if you live in a non-English speaking country. The interface is also simple to navigate and encourages punters to interact with each other. This sportsbook provides live betting for various sports events, games, and sports, as well as a tiered revenue sharing program for loyal customers.
If you’re looking for a sportsbook for high rollers, SBOBet may be the best choice. Its lineups cover over 1500 sporting events a week, and its fee-free financial transactions make it a viable option for high rollers. The company also offers a selection of Asian handicapping odds. Its popularity as a bookmaker in Asia led to it being named one of the most popular Asian sportsbooks.
There are a few important things to keep in mind before starting a sportsbook. Check if gambling is legal in your country, and make sure that it’s regulated by the government. Read its terms of service and make sure that it offers customer support. While gambling can be fun, it should not turn into an addiction. To avoid becoming addicted to sports betting, keep track of your activity and record your wins and losses. A good sportsbook will be a pleasure for you as long as you’re responsible.
Payment methods vary. Most sportsbooks will accept major credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, Play+ cards, and Skrill. Some sportsbooks may even accept Bitcoin deposits, but these usually last only a limited time. Make sure to read the terms and conditions of the sportsbook you’re looking to join before depositing any money. Then you can start winning big and enjoying yourself with the sport of your choice. Then, you’ll have no excuses for not placing a bet on a certain game or team.
While choosing a sportsbook, make sure it’s legal in your country. The payout percentage is essential and you want to make sure that your payment methods are secure and safe. Be sure to find a sportsbook that accepts your preferred payment method, including Bitcoin, to avoid wasting your money on scams. Furthermore, make sure the sportsbook’s customer support staff is responsive and helpful. Do not be afraid to ask for clarifications if you don’t understand something.
Are Online Slot Machines Worth the Hype?
You have probably heard a lot about slot machines and wonder if they are worth the hype. Whether it is your first time to try one or you are an old pro, there is a slot game out there to suit your needs. Here are some things you should know about this popular game. You’ll learn what you need to do in order to get the most out of it. And once you’ve played it, you’ll definitely want to keep playing.
The jackpots for online slot machines vary in size. One jackpot can be as large as $500,000, and others can be as low as pennies. The most common jackpots for online slots are fixed, network, and progressive. Some slots offer jackpots that grow over time, and you can play for a small taruhan or a big one. To know whether one jackpot will increase, read the rules for the slot you’re playing.
The themes and graphics of this game are eye-catching and original, and the games are available twenty-four hours a day. The Interactive Online Network Casino features multi-pemain and online slot games. The games are based on the holiday palace resort and casino in Kamboja, Tanzania. They have won numerous awards, including the EGR Nordic Awards. The games are mobile-friendly, too, and Pragmatic Play has a variety of game types and themes for its players.
One of the newest slots from Pragmatic Play is called Great Rhino. This is a five-reel, twenty-payline slot with a savannah theme and colorful visuals. It also supports the landscape and portrait modes. Unlike other games, this mobile slot machine has no minimum wager or maximum withdrawal amount, and you can even practice before you start playing it for real money. However, be sure to play responsibly.
The Pragmatic Play slot sites have two management systems. The first is Pragmatic Play, which releases new games every month. The second is Pragmatic Play, which continually improves its selection of games and creates exciting bonus features. Pragmatic Play is a highly regarded developer and has won numerous awards since 2017.
A slot game is an excellent way to pass the time between meetings and dinners. The graphics and sound of these games are extremely realistic and can help you win big money. And, as a bonus, it can be played anywhere. You can even play it with your smartphone or tablet! You can also play a slot game from the comfort of your home! But where are the best places to find a slot machine? And how about the best slots?
Habanero is an Asian-themed slot that includes lots of features. Aside from the standard symbols – jewels, hearts, and more – there is a Wild symbol, which is an Aztec deity. This wild symbol replaces all other symbols except for the scatter and bonus symbols. It also pays the highest – five times your triggering bet! So, if you’re ready to take a chance on the game, check out Habanero today.
The US Lottery – How to Play the Lottery Online
The US has a long history of lottery play. Newspaper advertisements from the colonial era show hundreds of lotteries in existence. In 1934, Puerto Rico began operating a lottery and New Hampshire was the first US state to do so. Today, 45 states, plus the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands, have their own lottery games. The games vary in types and formats, from instant-win games to drawing games. Listed below are some of the different types of lottery games available to players in the US.
The Lottery Division oversees public affairs and promotions, VIP Club initiatives, and website services. It also produces special publications, newsletters, and annual reports. There are four units in the Lottery Division. The Finance Division was established in 1977 as Administration, Finance, and Operations. In 2015, it was renamed Administration, Finance, and Information Technology. There are three major divisions under the Finance Division. Each oversees a specific aspect of the Lottery.
Regardless of the method you choose to play the lottery, there are several advantages to playing online. Online lotteries make it easy to find the latest results and play them from anywhere. Plus, you can use your mobile phone or tablet to play! There are several top lottery websites out there. Just make sure you choose the right one for your needs. If you want to play on your mobile device, you may want to download a lottery app to make the process even easier.
Some lottery apps track players’ locations, allowing you to buy more tickets and increase your chances of winning. But this method only works if you live in the state where the lottery was sold. In some states, it’s not allowed to buy tickets from the retailer that sold the winning ticket. But even if you’re a resident of the state, there’s still a chance that your ticket will win a big prize. This is a popular way to play the lottery, even if you’re not the type of person who buys tickets.
Online lottery play is a relatively new concept in the US. Only some states allow lottery players to purchase tickets online, while others are undecided. This guide outlines the rules for online lottery play in the US. It discusses where you can buy lottery tickets, which states operate online, and which third-party services are available. Once you’ve decided on a site, you can start purchasing tickets! Just remember, it’s important to check the rules before making a purchase!
To claim your prize, you can visit your nearest retail location or use the Internet. However, larger lottery winnings may require a trip to a local lottery office. You’ll need to provide some forms and identification documents to verify that you’ve purchased the winning ticket. Some states even offer toll-free numbers for people to check their results. Nevertheless, you can still make a claim on the lottery if you win big. So, don’t wait too long to claim your prize.
When it comes to casino online, there are many factors to consider. In the past, many online casinos were viewed as fraudulent, but today, there are many reputable online providers offering a safe and secure gambling experience. In addition, many online casinos are protected by a 128-bit SSL encryption system. While online casinos can provide a similar experience as offline casinos, the latter tend to be safer because the dealer and other players can be seen while dealing the cards.
Fortunately, the technology behind online casinos has advanced a lot in the past few years. The latest online casino sites make it easier than ever to access your favorite casino games from your home or on the go. They also offer mobile versions of popular casino games. Mobile casino games have expanded their user base, making online gambling a highly convenient option for anyone. In addition, some sites offer a wide range of banking options, making it easier than ever to access a casino without leaving your home.
There are many benefits to playing online. You’ll have access to live dealer games, including 34 games with a live dealer. You can also bet on sports through this casino. Sports betting is also available through BetOnline. The casino is easy to use, and offers a number of bonuses and promotions. And, with a good choice of games, you’ll be able to find the right casino online for you. A good casino online will provide you with all the gaming options you’ll need to win big.
The best live casino sites will offer a live stream of a live dealer. It will give you the authentic casino experience, and you’ll be able to chat with other players and even interact with the dealer. The live stream needs to be high quality, as poor visual quality will make the games slower to play. Moreover, live casinos will usually only be available in the US. However, they’re worth checking out. You may find a great casino online by reading this article.
Apart from having a huge selection of games, you’ll want to check out the live casino games. If you prefer roulette, be sure to choose a site that offers your preferred variant. Lastly, you’ll want to check out the casino’s licensing, security measures, and customer service. And finally, you’ll want to know the minimum stakes for games. There’s no harm in a little fun, but it’s important to play responsibly.
When choosing an online casino, consider how much you’ll be able to win. While you’ll likely lose money at the casino, online casinos will have a wide variety of games to keep you entertained. You can even bet on live races, greyhounds, and eight different virtual sports. Aside from traditional casino games, online casinos also have many variations of blackjack and roulette. In addition to the many casino games, there’s also a wide selection of specialty games.
What You Need to Know When Playing Online Poker
If you’re new to poker, you may be wondering what you need to know. Thankfully, there are a few important tips you should keep in mind as you play. Read on to learn about the various strategies involved in playing poker and how to increase your chances of winning. After all, it’s the best way to make more money at the casino! Listed below are the most important tips:
If you want to place bets on your favorite sporting events, you’ll want to find a sportsbook that offers you plenty of options. If you don’t like NFL games, you can try baseball betting instead. Baseball is a worldwide sport, and Asian markets are especially invested in the game. This site also offers excellent customer service. However, you should be wary of phishing attacks. This article will give you tips on how to protect yourself from such scams.
SBOBet: This sportsbook was started in the Philippines, but since then, it has expanded to other countries, including the Isle of Man. There are also numerous sports offered on SBOBet, including basketball, football, and tennis. The sportsbook also provides live broadcasts in many languages. Using SBOBet is both easy and legal, but you should still follow some precautions. Listed below are the most important things to look for in a sportsbook.
SBOBET: SBOBET accepts bets up to PS100,000. This sportsbook is known for paying high payouts, and many people have won a lot of money from it. Located in Asia, SBOBET offers a number of different contests, one of which is ongoing. You can also find bonuses on your first deposit and other promotions. The sportsbook’s FAQ page is another useful resource for more information about the bonus.
SBOBet: SBOBet is an excellent sportsbook for beginners. It has millions of members and a great bonus program. The sportsbook offers multiple betting options, a tiered revenue sharing program, and customer support in many languages. The interface of SBOBet encourages punters to interact and participate. In addition, SBOBet offers live streaming in several languages. Customers can even choose to bet in their native languages.
SBOBet: This sportsbook is based in the Philippines, and has a stellar reputation for customer service. They feature more than 1500 live sporting events each week and offer a wide variety of sports. They also offer a bonus program and have live streaming of some events. These are just a few of the many benefits of betting at SBOBet. So, where do you find a good sportsbook? Consider one of the Asian-based sportsbooks mentioned above.
Reputation: Before choosing a sportsbook, read its reputation and terms of service to make sure it is legitimate in your jurisdiction. Also, make sure that it accepts your preferred payment method. It’s crucial to choose a sportsbook with good odds and great customer service. You may also want to look for a sportsbook that has a VIP program and offers fast response to inquiries. Check out the layout of the sportsbook and its blue color scheme.
Payment Methods: The sportsbook you choose should accept credit cards, PayPal, PayNearMe, and eChecks. Some sites also accept deposits made with Bitcoin, but this is only a temporary solution and could be worthless if you lose the money within a day or two. Be sure to read the terms of service and FAQ section before depositing any money. The odds are usually good and you’ll be on your way to winning big.
How to Choose a Slot Online
If you are looking for a new slot to play, then you’ve come to the right place. This article will explain what to look for when choosing a slot machine. There are many different types of slot machines, so you won’t be confused choosing one over the other. In addition to slot machines, you’ll also want to find out how to play them. Listed below are some tips for choosing the best slot machines. Read on for more information.
Pragmatic Play produces a variety of slot titles. The Pragmatic Play slot machine is a popular choice due to its recognizable logo, but there are other notable titles from the company as well. Its Wolf Gold slot game has garnered recognition as the Slot of the Year at the 2018 Malta Gaming Awards. While the graphics may not have the modern pizazz of other slots, Wolf Gold is fun and lucrative. In addition to slot machines, Pragmatic Play creates classic three-reel slots that are perfect for casual players.
Pragmatic Play slots have a mystical Egyptian theme, and feature a 25-payline format. This game also features a Money Collect Bonus, which activates when players get three or more golden scarabs on the reels. Another Pragmatic Play slot is The Ancient Egyptian, with a mystical Egyptian theme. Both of these games are popular, and Pragmatic Play releases two new slots per month, which is pretty fast considering the quality of their games.
If you’re a beginner and don’t want to spend a lot of money on games, you can play free versions of the Habanero slot. Habanero slots are unique and have many features, including music and legenda. This game is available in many different currencies, and you can play it from your home, or even for real money. In addition, they’re available in many languages, making them an excellent choice for any casino.
A company that produces high-quality video slots has a reputation for being stable and reliable. It was founded in 1999 in Russia, but has gained trust among many operators. The team utilizes their years of experience in the industry to create fun and unique slots. Their themes are based on Flash technology, and are designed to appeal to a wide variety of players. While there are a lot of game developers out there, you can find a wide selection of slots from leading software developers in the industry.
If you want to try out the best games available, then G.Games is the company for you. It has a diverse portfolio of fun games and is great for a high-stakes environment. Its catalogue contains titles that are fun, engaging, and profitable. Similarly, Wazdan, another UK company, has been around for more than a decade. It has managed to grow into a leading name in the industry, with licensing in a number of jurisdictions.
There are several benefits of playing a game from Indonesia. There are two main types of online casinos: online and brick and mortar. Both of these have a reputation in Indonesia, making it the number one casino in the country. They are also highly popular with Indonesians. There are many other types of online slot games as well. These casinos have excellent customer service. The staff at SC88SLOT are always there to help you. The online casino also has a dedicated customer support system.
Gambling Online Has Never Been Easier
US states are divided into 44 different lotteries, with Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico each running a lottery. However, Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, and Mississippi do not offer a state lottery. In addition, there is no federal lottery in Nevada. Mega Millions and Powerball are popular nationwide and considered to be de facto national lottery games. These games are conducted by many different companies, and the odds of winning are extremely high. But, what are the rules of playing the lottery?
Maryland Lottery revenue ranks third behind income and sales taxes. The Maryland Lottery Division’s revenue is distributed as prizes to winners, and 7.5% goes to retailer commissions. The remaining 27.1% goes into the General Fund of State Treasury, which supports public health and safety, education, and the arts. Listed below are the Maryland Lottery’s top managers. Each department is responsible for different aspects of the operation. If you have any questions or need help, contact our staff today.
Online lottery sites provide instant access to various lotteries, allowing players to securely select and purchase tickets. Players can also compare odds and jackpots to make informed decisions. Most top online lottery sites don’t require you to download special software or install a lottery app to play, and they’re mobile-friendly, with a simple interface. Most popular lotteries are available in many languages. In addition to online lottery games, you can also play lottery-style games on smartphones and other electronic devices.
Lottery apps let you play your favorite lottery games without having to leave your home. You can even purchase your lottery tickets from your smartphone or tablet! Purchasing online lottery tickets has never been easier or more convenient. There are apps available for Android, Apple, and Windows operating systems, and they’re compatible with your phone, tablet, and desktop. Just make sure to find a lottery site with large jackpots. You can win life-changing amounts of money with a single click.
Subscribing to a lottery is an excellent way to get a regular dose of lottery news. Subscriptions are available from many state lotteries and are a great way to keep up with the latest happenings. With a monthly subscription, you don’t have to rush out to buy lottery tickets every week. All you need to do is select the lottery that’s right for you. You’ll be glad you did.
After a successful purchase, you can claim your lottery winnings. Purchasing tickets online often allows you to withdraw the funds directly to your bank account. Purchasing lottery tickets at a gas station or retail outlet may also be an easy way to verify your ticket’s validity. Most places selling tickets have sheets of previous drawings that you can check for yourself and see if you’ve won. Some states even have toll-free numbers for claiming your prize.
You can join a lottery syndicate. Syndicates pool your money with others and increase your chances of winning. Syndicates win more than a fifth of the top jackpots in some countries. The profits of each syndicate member is divided among the other members, and it is not unusual for one lottery syndicate to split the jackpots with other players. If you win, your share will likely be more than $10 million. That’s pretty good!
When choosing a casino online, there are several factors you should take into consideration. The number of games, the type of live dealer games, and the minimum stakes should be just a few of them. Live dealer games are a great way to simulate the experience of a land-based casino. These games are played in real-time with professional dealers and host the possibility of interacting with them. The most important factor is that you will be able to participate in the game, rather than just merely watching it.
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a casino is the technology. A reputable online casino will use state-of-the-art technologies to ensure a high-quality gaming experience. Moreover, a live game takes place in a studio linked to a control room. The production crew can monitor what’s on-screen, ensuring that the casino’s reputation is intact. Another thing to look for is the number of payment methods available.
The payment system is also an important factor to consider when choosing a casino online. The best ones will accept major credit cards. Some will also accept Bitcoin. Check to make sure the deposit and withdrawal fees are reasonable. Make sure you’ll have no problems transferring your money online. The best casino sites will also offer support in a variety of languages, including English and French. In addition to this, you should be able to choose a game in the language you prefer.
A good live casino will offer mobile-optimized versions of their websites. While this isn’t necessary, it can provide an enhanced gaming experience. Some top online casinos offer apps for mobile devices. Moreover, mobile versions of some of the top games may not be available on desktop. Therefore, when choosing a live online casino, keep in mind the size of the screen. A good live online casino site should offer a range of games. At least eight should be enough for you to choose from, and more can always improve your experience.
Another important factor to consider when choosing a live casino online is the internet connection. If you want to experience the ambiance of a real casino, you should be able to get a high-speed connection. However, if you’re new to live casino games, you’ll need to have a high-speed internet connection. The best live casino online sites will allow you to play in real-time with a live dealer.
One of the most prominent live casinos is Ignition, an excellent online casino that has more than 30 live dealer tables. It has a high volume of traffic, a user-friendly layout, and a reputation for reliability. In addition to live dealer games, you can choose from more than 30 tables of virtual dealer games, including American and European Roulette, Early Payout Blackjack, and VIG Games. Limits for tables vary from just a few dollars to thousands of dollars, and many tables are set up for unlimited players.
Another great casino that accepts Bitcoin is Super Slots. With over 400 games, this website is ideal for players interested in playing a variety of games from different developers. With Bitcoin support, it’s one of the best Bitcoin casinos around. It offers a wide range of games and offers bonuses. The reputable Super Slots casino also includes live dealer games. The games available at Super Slots include roulette, blackjack, video poker, and baccarat.
In Poker, players usually play with chips. In games with seven or more players, poker chips must be provided for every player. There are five kinds of chips, each worth a different amount of money. White chips are worth the lowest value; red chips are worth ten or twenty whites, and blue chips are worth two, four, or five reds. In order to participate in Poker, players “buy in” by buying chips. They usually buy in for the same amount of money.
When playing poker, the objective is to win, not to lose. The game is an exercise in skill, and the best players are aware of their actions. They are mengancam and tenang, and use their concentration to achieve victory. The game has a long history, and poker has made many professionals into mental athletes. However, in the recent past, many of them have been discredited for their lack of focus. To be successful, poker players must be aware of their emotions and be able to focus.
Payment is another consideration. If you are using a currency other than the US dollar, you should consider the exchange rate. IDNPoker supports several currencies, including the US dollar, and it has set its own exchange rates. This is a common practice in Asian poker rooms. IDN Poker has several payment methods, including Neteller and Skrill. If you’re playing for cash, IDNPoker supports both Neteller and Skrill, ensuring that you’re not exposed to risky exchange rates.
IDNPoker is one of the largest poker networks in Asia. The network has over 20,000 daily connections, and its peak traffic is in the afternoons and evenings in Europe. Its Asian focus has contributed to its rapid growth. The network also participates in local gaming conferences and charity events to promote poker. If you’re in the Philippines, you can also try playing poker at IDNPoker. But, don’t forget that this Asian poker network has a limited audience. The competition is tough, but the game is worth playing.
The best part of playing poker online is that you can play anytime, anywhere, and on any device. There are many terpercaya poker sites online and you can play at any time of the day. All you need is a computer, an internet connection, and a good poker room to begin playing! It’s as simple as that! If you’re serious about playing poker, you’ll want to find a reputable site that provides high-quality customer support.
As for gameplay, online poker sites offer more options and ops than offline counterparts. The resulting variety of gameplay is unrivaled. The more ruang, the better, and the more fun you have while playing. But be sure to check the customer service before playing online! The quality of customer service at an online poker site is essential to winning at poker. It will make you a better player and make your money last longer! You’ll be glad you did!
In order to win the lottery, you must claim your winnings as soon as possible. Once you have received your lottery ticket, it will be sitting in the lottery office until you claim it. However, if you are the lucky winner, you will share your prize with other lottery participants. If you have won the lottery more than once, you will most likely be able to split your jackpot with other participants. Nevertheless, the lottery is an exciting way to pass the time while waiting for the next draw.
The first lotteries were introduced in the early 1700s, and there are newspaper ads from the colonial period that indicate hundreds of lotteries existed in the 18th century. In 1934, Puerto Rico introduced the lottery, and New Hampshire became the first US state to do so in 1964. Today, 45 US states and the District of Columbia operate their own lotteries, along with Washington DC. In 2021, the Virgin Islands will be the next state to introduce a lottery.
Although the house edge in the majority of lotteries is near 50%, many aficionados argue that this is irrelevant. The appeal of playing the lottery is the opportunity to win life-changing amounts. With the odds of winning the lottery jackpot nearly nonexistent, it’s hard to pass up the chance to win a life-changing prize. If you have the patience to wait for the jackpot, you might have a chance to hit the big prize.
Many US states have official websites where you can purchase your lottery tickets. While you can check the winning numbers and find locations, the primary benefit of these websites is that they are entirely legal and safe to use. Unlike the real world lottery, though, the purchasing process isn’t standardized, and every official lottery distributor has its own way of doing things. Nevertheless, online lottery players can enjoy the same chance of winning the big jackpot as their local counterparts.
In order to play the lottery, you must live in a state that offers online ticket sales. The lottery provider uses geolocation software to confirm that you are actually in the state. To play online, you must register yourself as a user and choose the state where you reside. By registering, the lottery provider can verify your identity and keep track of the winners. This helps you avoid frauds, and ensures that you are a genuine lottery player.
If you want to play the lottery online, you need to sign up for an account at an official website or lottery app. Once you’ve registered, you can easily buy lottery tickets and claim your prize. Make sure you use a reputable lottery site, as it is much safer than a lottery betting website or an agent. And if you win, make sure you collect your prize at an official vendor. It’s as easy as that! Once you’ve done this, you’ll be well on your way to playing the lottery.
Why You Should Play in a Live Casino
There are several reasons why you should play in a live casino. Whether you’re playing roulette, blackjack, or slots, the live dealer’s personality and the environment of the casino are critical to the overall experience. In a live casino, for example, the dealer must have an outgoing personality and be able to handle pressure. Live dealers are essential to the smooth flow of wagering, so it is vital to hire the right person.
A good live casino will provide you with the same quality of gaming experience as land-based casinos. In addition to providing the best possible gaming experience, live casinos have a selection of the most popular casino games. For instance, live roulette has the distinct sound of the ball rattling on a real wheel. This is an excellent way to learn the game and enjoy the thrill of a real casino. And of course, live baccarat is a fun way to experience the excitement of a Monte Carlo casino without leaving your home.
Live casinos offer players a more authentic casino experience than most games offered by online casinos. With the added realism of real-life dealer interaction, live games are extremely popular with gamblers who can’t afford to visit local casinos. A live casino stream can be watched live by anyone in the world. But be sure to choose the live casino operator carefully. In addition to the live casino experience, live casino games also allow players to chat with other real people, while not having to physically interact with the dealer.
Live roulette is a classic table game that can be played online. In this game, the players place bets on where they think the roulette ball will land. The number of betting options in live roulette varies depending on the player’s preferences. Generally, the game involves betting on a number, odds and evens, red or black, and many other combinations. Live roulette is a thrilling experience and is one of the most popular games in live casinos. Besides roulette, live casinos also offer speed roulette, American roulette, and French roulette.
In addition to the standard slots and blackjack games, there are also live dealer games. These are similar to the atmosphere of land-based casinos but offer a more authentic experience. In addition, they are often accompanied by chat features, so you can interact with the dealer through the live stream. Live casino dealers are not pre-recorded, and do not use random number generator software. The outcome of the game is determined by the number of cards dealt or the roulette wheel stopping.
When deciding whether to play in a land-based or an online casino, it is important to choose which one is best for you. While you may be tempted to visit a land-based casino, it is not always convenient for people who live far away. Online casinos are accessible anywhere and anytime, giving you the advantage of a casino in your pocket. It is the perfect choice for those who want to play without any social pressure. When it comes to choosing between the two, online and offline casinos both offer advantages.
Tips For Winning Online at IDNPoker
June 9, 2022 June 9, 2022 admin Uncategorized
You’ve probably heard about the game of poker, but you may not know how to play it correctly. There are many mistakes that can cost you valuable chips, and this article will help you learn to play poker correctly. Once you’ve learned the rules, you’ll be ready to play! Below are some tips to help you win more often at poker. Read on to learn more! Also, remember that a good strategy is essential to playing poker effectively.
One tip for winning is to split your bankroll. You’ll increase your winnings and keep your income consistent if you split your bankroll with multiple players. By doing so, you’ll be exposed to less-skilled opponents and spread your losses across multiple lower-limit tables. But you’ll also have to share the money with other players! But this is the best way to play poker successfully! Read on to learn some tips for making a fortune in poker!
IDNPoker is the largest poker network in Asia and is the third largest worldwide. It launched in Cambodia in 2010 but didn’t gain much traction, although it recently climbed to second place in the PokerScout rankings. Its focus on the Asian market is unique. While it doesn’t promote itself in the international market, it does offer a number of features to make the site as user-friendly as possible. For example, the IDNPoker lobby is minimalistic, with a few options for cash games and stakes. It is also fully-translated into English. And despite its limited functionality, IDNPoker also allows a single table per account, which makes multi-tabling a breeze.
When it comes to cashing out, IDN Poker has taken every precaution to ensure that all players are treated fairly. They have made the exchange process as easy as possible by supporting popular currencies like the US dollar. They also maintain a team of fraud monitors, which actively monitors the movement of chips between accounts and locks down suspicious accounts. This makes playing poker easier than ever! If you’d like to join IDN Poker, be sure to sign up for the poker website IDN Play.
In addition to using a real-time strategy, players can utilize poker software. Many of these programs contain hand database programs. These programs save hand histories played online. They also display the odds, equity, and variance for known players. They also provide quizzes and scan hands for mistakes. The software will also detect whether a player has made a mistake and will be banned from playing. It’s important to choose the right software for your style of play, as the right software can make all the difference in the world.
Some players claim that the online versions of poker have more bad beats than live ones. This may be true, as online poker sites process a lot more hands per hour, and you’ll experience improbable bad beats and large pots more frequently. Another misconception about online poker is the possibility of insider cheating. An insider cheating system may take advantage of an unwitting player. In some instances, a cheating site could be running a successful business and still not be aware of it.
SBOBet is a well-known online sportsbook licensed in the Isle of Man. It has a stellar reputation for customer service and features over 1500 live events a week. Its interface is friendly and natural, and the company accepts many languages and currencies. If you are new to online betting, the site provides information about technical requirements, bonus programs, and customer service. However, be aware that some sportsbooks do not accept players from certain countries.
This sportsbook is well-known, with millions of users. Its interface is simple and easy to use, and its menus are laid out in a way that encourages natural punter interaction. Its multi-lingual staff can answer questions quickly and efficiently. Lastly, the site is accessible worldwide and offers a mobile version. There is also live chat service, and customer support is available around the clock. To get started, simply log on to the website and enter your betting information.
While SBOBet is licensed in the Isle of Man, it has been expanding its business in western markets. This Asian sportsbook offers customer support in multiple languages, and it is licensed in the Philippines and the Isle of Man. The sportsbook website is simple to use and features live streaming of many events. Customers can also place bets in multiple languages, making it easy to make a wager. Once you have made a deposit, SBOBet will contact you as soon as possible.
When choosing a sportsbook, it’s important to check their odds and payout times. Remember that sharp bettors rarely receive equal amounts of money on both sides of a game. To secure a long-term profit, a sportsbook must post good odds. To find the best sportsbook, check out the terms and conditions. A sportsbook with a poor reputation is likely to have bad customer support. A sportsbook with excellent customer service should offer a VIP program and use a blue color scheme.
To make a deposit, most online sportsbooks accept major credit cards, eChecks, PayPal, PayNearMe, and Bitcoin. Some sportsbooks accept Bitcoin, but you should be aware that these deposits typically have a short validity period. It’s best to check the terms and conditions before making a deposit, and to read the FAQ section to find answers to frequently asked questions. So, be smart and choose the right sportsbook for your needs!
Before opening your sportsbook, research the rules and regulations of the state where you live. Most sportsbooks were illegal until recently, and were run by organized crime organizations and unlicensed operators. However, this law has changed in the states. You should know what types of bets are legal and which ones aren’t, and what type of rules govern gambling. Once you know what you’re allowed to offer, you can make the best bets.
DraftKings Sportsbook launched its operations in West Virginia in September 2018. The company partners with the Hollywood Casino in Charles Town to operate a retail sportsbook. In November 2019, DraftKings Sportsbook launched in Pennsylvania. DraftKings sportsbook has an exclusive contract in the state, which allowed it to launch in late December 2019. In the future, the company will launch its sportsbook in New Hampshire. There are six cities in New Hampshire that have approved sports betting.
How to Play Permainan Slot Online
June 7, 2022 admin Uncategorized
If you haven’t yet tried permainan slot, you’ve come to the right place. Slots have become a worldwide phenomenon. It’s not surprising that you can play them virtually over the Internet. The internet has made this game accessible to players from all over the world. But what is it exactly? Read on to learn more. This article will give you an overview of the game and its history. After reading it, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying this classic pastime.
A simple understanding of how the slot machine works will help you enjoy your time and increase your winnings. For starters, you can understand how it works and how to win the most. There are different types of slots, so you’ll have to decide on one that best suits you. Here are some of the best ones to choose from:
You can choose from a variety of slots, ranging from classic to progressive. You can even practice before playing for real money. Many online casinos allow you to practice the games before playing for real money. Some of these machines even allow you to win prizes that you don’t expect. It’s easy to understand why they’re so popular, and they have lots of options for winning. And because you can practice before playing, there are no complicated rules to memorize.
Volatility is a key feature to look for in a slot game. Volatility is an important factor to consider because it can affect your overall gameplay. Volatility is the inherent risk of slot games, and it determines how often you’ll win. Some slots have large payouts and others have smaller payouts more frequently. High volatility slots pay out quickly, while low volatility slots are much slower. By taking these factors into account, you can choose the best game for you.
Those who enjoy online slot games should choose a site that offers the highest payout. Spadegaming has more than 500 games and is known for its reliability. Its simple game play allows even a beginner to win big! This makes them a great choice for those who are just getting started. And, as with any online casino, you don’t have to be a pro to play these games. And you’ll be surprised at how much fun they can be!
The Return to Player (RTP) percentage of a slot machine is important to look for. It refers to how often the player will receive a payout based on the number of coins they’ve placed. The RTP percentage of a slot machine is 96.5%. The higher the number, the higher the RTP. The return to player (RTP) and volatility are two other terms that you should look for in a slot game.
Gambling and the Lottery
The lottery is a game that has become widespread and mainstream. You can play lottery style games everywhere, from gas stations to supermarkets, to gaming establishments. In addition to online sales, some states offer subscription-based lottery services. While the online lottery services are a convenient option, anti-gambling groups have been vociferous in their opposition to any expansions of their lottery systems. It’s not clear when these subscription services will become available, but some states don’t have them.
In the US, there are literally hundreds of bingo halls, with some games offering prizes of $100,000. The lottery and bingo games are both similar in dynamics. Both involve randomly drawing numbers from a drum. They both can be fun, and they often go hand-in-hand. You can also play online lottery games like the Mega Millions and Powerball with the help of a third-party application called Jackpocket. You can find hundreds of lottery games at these sites.
If you live in a state that offers multi-state lottery games, you might be able to get your hands on a massive jackpot. Mega Millions and Powerball are among the multi-state lotteries, and they are run by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). Each state shares their prize pools, aiming to maximize ticket sales and raise funds for local businesses. All states have different lottery systems, so check out the table below to see which ones are available in your state.
If you’d rather play lottery games online, you can also download lottery apps and websites. After you’ve downloaded them, go to the lottery’s website or app and create a free account. From there, you can browse the lottery games available for download. The app or website should have a section for game selection. Pick a few lottery games that interest you and check out the jackpot sizes. You can check out the latest jackpots and draw dates to see which one is your best bet.
Online lottery is similar to the traditional lottery in that it’s legal to operate lottery games in most states. Online lottery sites are especially popular for charity organizations, as they allow players to buy tickets online. Some of these sites even allow players to play their lottery games with a single click. In addition to the traditional lottery, many people use the online version of the lottery to reach a wider audience. However, it’s important to make sure that the lottery site you choose is legitimate before you play the game.
While Ohio has no online lottery sites, residents may still be able to play the USA’s top lotteries. For instance, the Mega Millions lottery and US Powerball lottery each sell millions of tickets weekly and have awarded billions of dollars since they were first introduced. The games are also popular amongst residents of Ohio. The lottery proceeds are distributed to state pension systems and to local charities. The proceeds from these lotteries go toward a variety of causes, including health care, education, and the arts.
If you’re looking to play live casino games on the go, there are a number of ways to do so. You can play casino games on your laptop, desktop, or even your smartphone. All you need is a reliable internet connection to play. Most online casinos have mobile-compatible live roulette games, so all you have to do is log in and choose a game. You’ll be able to watch the action unfold in HD quality and enjoy the same gameplay. When playing live casino games on your smartphone or tablet, the video stream window will automatically be floating in the top of the screen so you can see the action. If you’re playing on a mobile device, you can maximize the betting grid to view all of the information. Always ensure that your internet connection is reliable to make sure you don’t lose money.
To make sure your casino online experience is secure, choose a reputable website. Look for a website that uses the latest technology. Live games are broadcast from a studio connected to a control room. In this way, the production crew can keep an eye on everything that happens on the screen. This allows players to be safe while they play. In addition, you can chat with the dealer during the game, which adds to the overall gaming experience.
If you love playing live casino games, you can find them on online casinos. These games feature real dealers and can be streamed in HD. Many players agree that live games are the best way to play online. The realism of a live dealer game is hard to match, so it’s important to choose the right operator for you. This way, you can play blackjack, roulette, and other games with real dealers. It’s important to choose a reliable operator.
Optical character recognition (OCR) is a critical piece of live casino technology. With this technology, online casinos can instantly determine whether a player has a Royal Flush, or if they’re playing blackjack as the dealer. The OCR technology is built into the live stream, which allows players to see and interact with cards in a highly realistic manner. When you’re playing blackjack online, the dealer can also know instantly if the player has a Royal Flush, which means the casino can quickly deal out the game.
Live casino games also offer the added advantage of allowing players to interact with other participants. These games don’t rely on computer-generated responses; instead, the action takes place between real people in a nearby control room. This is especially important if you’re a social gambler. Live casino games also encourage intense competition and the feeling of being in an actual casino. They are designed to mimic this real-life experience as closely as possible.
Roulette is perhaps the most classic game of chance. Whether you play live casino games online or offline, you’ll be able to find a game that suits your style. Live roulette is a great choice if you’re looking for an exciting, fast-paced game of chance. The most common live roulette variant is European roulette, but you can find variations of the classic game in French and American versions. If you’re new to live roulette, be sure to check out the website’s games before signing up.
You can play poker online using software that tracks your hands and analyzes your poker games. It also has advanced features, such as hand database programs that save your previous hands. You can also look up previous statistics on a player you know. Some software also includes quizzes and scans your hands for mistakes. If you’re new to online poker, you should familiarize yourself with the rules of the game before trying it out. This way, you can be more successful.
You can also choose from different deposit methods. There are several popular deposit options, including e-wallet, transfer bank, and pulsa. You can choose from a variety of methods to deposit money at the poker website. In addition, a secure payment method will ensure your money is protected from hackers. A reliable site will offer 24/7 support through chat, email, and a phone call. You can also use a mobile phone for chatting with other players.
IDNPoker is the largest poker network in Asia and the third largest in the world, based on traffic. The site was founded in Cambodia in 2010 and quickly grew into the region’s most popular poker network. The website focuses on Indonesia, Malaysia, and China, and it holds the BMM RNG certificate. Its website and software are fully translated into English. However, the IDNPoker lobby is minimalistic, and there is no waiting list or filters to narrow down your choices. The only downside is that you can only play one table at a time, meaning that multi-tabling is only possible with another account or browser.
IDN Poker has done its best to make payment transactions as easy as possible. It supports popular currencies, including the US dollar, and the website has set its own exchange rates. While it’s not the cheapest option, you should consider using email marketing software to manage your follow-ups. Other features of IDN Poker include the ability to play poker online without downloading anything. Its clients offer several different payment methods, including Skrill and Neteller, and users can trade with each other without a middleman.
IDNPoker has an aggressive anti-bot policy. It bans players who use third-party software and chip dumping. It also fights against collusion and bots. Regular players can be a bit skeptical about IDNPoker, but it’s a good alternative to a poker site with lower payouts. This is also one of the best options for beginners in the poker world. So what’s holding you back from joining?
Bonus is a very important part of online poker. Pokerseri offers one to its members a terbaik bonus. In addition, pokerseri is available 24 hours a day. Their members are guaranteed to get the best service and protection. These benefits make it one of the most popular poker sites online. If you’re a new player, this bonus will make the process easier for you. In addition, you’ll be able to benefit from bonus cashback, which is an excellent way to win a poker game.
There are several things to look for in a sportsbook before you place your first bet. Make sure that the sportsbook you choose is legal in your jurisdiction. Moreover, it should have a high payout percentage, which will prevent you from getting ripped off by unscrupulous sportsbook operators. Additionally, it should accept your preferred payment method, such as credit cards or cryptocurrencies. In addition, a sportsbook should have excellent customer support, including quick response times and a user-friendly layout.
If you are new to online betting, you can start with a free account at SBOBet. The sportsbook offers you a bonus of $200 on your first deposit. However, it is important to note that you must rollover the bonus amount 14 times before withdrawing the money. You can use the bonus on a variety of different sports, but it is not available on every single day or for all sports. It may not be suitable for players who bet often, but it will help you to start off small and will save you money in the long run.
To close an account, contact the dedicated support team through the contact page. Permanently closed accounts cannot be reopened, but it is possible to close an account temporarily, using the “self-exclusion” feature. Self-exclusion will prevent you from accessing the platform for seven, thirty or 90 days. The process is fast and easy and it’s also free. In addition, SBOBet has customer support representatives in several languages, including Spanish.
SBOBet is a popular Asian sportsbook with operations in the Philippines and the Isle of Man. Its customer support is excellent and has become the shirt sponsor of a premier league soccer team. Its interface is user-friendly, and it has an affiliate program that pays out generous commissions to affiliates. Apart from soccer, SBOBet also offers virtual games and horse racing. If you are new to online sports betting, SBOBet can help you start with the basics.
SBOBet is licensed in the Isle of Man and has an outstanding reputation for customer support. Its user-friendly interface encourages natural engagement between punters. Its support staff is helpful and friendly, and the site supports multiple currencies. Its website is also available in several languages, making it easy for newcomers to start playing. Some Asian sportsbooks also provide excellent customer service, making them an excellent choice for beginners. They also offer several currencies, and are suitable for players who want to try out online betting.
The most important thing to look for in an online sportsbook is the odds. While the odds are important, it’s equally important to check out the customer support department before committing to an account. If the site doesn’t have good customer service, you should probably move on to another sportsbook. After all, you don’t want to waste your money and time on a bad bet. Some online sportsbooks also accept Bitcoin, but keep in mind that these deposits are temporary and may be worthless. Lastly, check out the terms of service before making your first deposit.
Where to Play Pragmatic Play Slots Online
You’ve probably heard of the Pragmatic Play games and are wondering where to play them. This casino software developer has two different management systems. They use two different platforms and have designed their games to be mobile friendly. These games also benefit from a multi-award winning developer. If you’re looking for a new slot to try out, you’ve come to the right place! You’ll find a vast game portfolio, as well as tournaments and promotional offers.
You’ll find them in Asian online casinos as well as in American casinos. This website specializes in these games. Its customers are always happy with the experience, which is crucial if you’re going to try to win big. However, before you start playing, you’ll want to check out a few reviews of different slot games. It will help you decide which game is the best for you! It’s also important to look at the RTP and volatility of the game. High RTP means that it pays out more frequently.
Pragmatic88 is an online slot provider with more than 100 games to choose from. They focus on Asian-themed games with high graphical quality. The game is designed and built by an Indonesian developer. It offers the option to download or play in browser-based mode. If you want to play it for real money, you should consider trying out the game’s demo version. It’s free to try, and you’ll get to know if you’re likely to win!
Despite the fact that Play’n GO was first introduced over a century ago, it is one of the most popular online games available. The game features three rows and up to 30 paylines. The symbols in the game include kumparan and wilds. The wilds in the game are similar to jokers in poker. They can replace any other symbol on the screen and make winning combinations easier to complete. If you don’t win a jackpot, you can choose another game.
When you’re looking for a slot to play online, you should choose a game with multiple paylines. A three-reel slot with five reels has a higher potential for winning. A three-reel slot with five reels, however, has a smaller payoff but is still highly rewarding. Whether you choose to play 3 reel slots or five, the options are nearly endless. The bonus features are worth trying.
If you’re looking for a slot game to play online, a good place to start is the forum. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, you’re bound to find a forum where you can discuss your favorite slot games. These forums will also let you read posts from other members and offer tips for playing a particular slot. Ultimately, the goal of this forum is to help you win money. You’ll be glad you did!
Another great slot from Pragmatic is Reel Kingdom. It adds to their already impressive portfolio, and its Hold&Spin feature rewards players for landing special symbols during the bonus feature. These symbols stay on the screen until a new symbol lands. Despite this high risk factor, Pragmatic rarely releases low risk games. This is partly due to the fact that the studio doesn’t focus on developing unique stories for each slot. It instead uses what sells and uses what’s popular.
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Josh Turner Quotes
I don't feel like God called me to be a Gospel singer. He didn't call me to be a Christian singer, he called me to be a country singer, and I just happen to be a Christian.
— Josh Turner
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My dream was to go to Nashville. I had my sights set on my dream. I used to have an '89 Toyota Ford truck. On the front of the truck, I had this license plate with cowboy boots and a guitar that I had airbrushed at Wal-Mart. It said 'Chasin' A Dream.' That was kind of my motto.
Look to the Heavens, you can look to the skies. You can find redemption staring back into your eyes.
I'm thankful to have Jesus as my Savior.
My relationship with God has always been one to where I'm talking to him all day, every day, about anything and everything. It's just a continuous ongoing conversation that I have with the Lord, and I feel like that's brought me closer to Him.
My granddaddy on my momma's side, he was a romantic.
He loved love songs. Every Valentine's Day, I remember him buying a red carnation for my grandmomma, my momma and my sister. That was something you could count on every year.
I grew up like a lot of country boys and girls do - amongst the pine trees, dirt roads, farms, mules and people who were real.
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My manager came up with the idea of taking a Pro Tool rig out on the road to record every night and I thought it was a great idea. I felt like it would be good to record over a certain period of time and then take the best performances of that collection of recordings. It appealed to me that it wasn't going to be from just one location.
The coolest gift I've ever gotten from a fan was from the Franklin Mint.
It was a knife, and it had a picture of General Wade Hampton, who my oldest son is named after. It's a collector's item and came with a case and a stand and everything.
It's hard sometimes to capture magic when it comes to live records.
I love Jesus Christ with all my heart and everything He stands for.
I think that sums up everything that I want for my life, everything I want for my family, everything I want for my career. I want it to be entertaining. I want people to smile and tap their toes, but I want it to be meaningful when the day is done.
'Firecracker' was such a fun song to write and to perform.
I love my boys. I love watching them growing up. I love seeing them develop, and I'm always looking forward to seeing what they're going to become and what they're going to be interested in later in life.
I'm a sinner just like everybody else and I have my faults and I've been through my dark times in my life to where I wasn't walking the walk and talking the talk, or I may have been talking the talk, but I wasn't walking the walk.
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You hear about quality time a lot but I really think that quantity time with a person is really what strengthens a relationship. That's when you really get to know somebody. You get to know their strengths and their weaknesses and that brings you closer. That's what 'Time Is Love' is all about.
I was trying to learn how to deal with the freedom that I had away from home for the first time. 'Long Black Train,' the song and the album, are very special to me. It was just one of those things that I felt like God gave to me for a purpose, and I've been out here promoting that purpose.
I grew up going to a real small missionary baptist church.
We would sing a lot of the old standards... the hymns and everything. Those songs are still my favorite and are pretty timeless.
I love Tennessee, but they don't have the pine trees and the sandy soil and the black water that I grew up around.
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I came from a rural background, and I didn't come in contact with a lot of wealthy people.
I play basketball all the time. Me and my band play every week on the road. That's something that I've never really given up since high school.
'Long Black Train' was inspired by a vision that I had of a long, black train running down this track way out in the middle of nowhere. I could see people standing out to the sides of this track watching this train go by. As I was walking, experiencing this vision, I kept asking myself, 'What does this vision mean and what is this train?'
I care about my legacy that I'm leaving, not only for my fans, but for my wife and my children and my grandchildren. I want them to look back and say, 'He did it right and he stood up for what is right.'
Life is a series of punches. It presents a lot of challenges. It presents a lot of hardship, but the people that are able to take those punches and able to move forward are the ones that really do have a lot of success and have a lot of joy in their life and have a lot of stories to tell, too.
'All Over Me' is a song that I really got fired up the first time I heard it: it just really moved and it really had a lot of energy.
I've found throughout the years that I needed a place where I can go with no TV, no computer, no phone and just have no distractions and just be able to sit and think and just not be disturbed.
One of my favorite places is Seattle.
Growing up, I never thought I'd be able to go to Seattle. I grew up in eastern South Carolina, so that's as far as you can get from Seattle, unless I lived in Miami.
I remember those days right after I graduated from college.
All I had to do was wake up in the morning and think about writing songs. It's not like that anymore, needless to say.
Not only am I trying to be a daddy, but also a friend, not be the old fogey thats slowing everybody else down... not for a while, at least.
When you get married and have children, and you start having hits and success and your business starts growing, there's less and less time for songwriting.
I grew up around people that enjoyed life day to day and found pleasure in simple things.
I haven't always been the guy that walks into a room and automatically the attention is on me. I'm normally the guy that stands off in the corner.
Don't let your children take priority over your marriage and your work and everything else.
Who's not a fan of Don Williams? He's the gentle giant.
I didn't rebel in the way a lot of people do.
I feel like the live record thing is something that I've been getting used to as the years go by and with this being my second one, I'm continuing to learn what works and what doesn't work. A live record is an example of that authenticity and that realness that you find in imperfection and you can hear that in this record.
A No. 1 record is hard to come by.
I'm always showing pictures off. I have to be careful who I show them to because of who I am, obviously, but I'm a proud father.
The life that I live and the experiences that I have always affect what comes out of me creatively. I think that's what makes music real.
I've listened to a lot of outside stuff and just haven't really heard anything that moves me. I don't know if I'm getting old and crotchety or what.
There were only 75 people in my graduating class at the school I attended in Hannah, S.C. It was a small school and that translated into not a lot of opportunities when it came to music. We had academic and sports programs but we never had a consistent music program. We would have a band one year, and a chorus one year, but nothing ever lasted.
My first full year of touring, I did 300 days on the road.
That was not including the travel time or publicity or anything else - that was just dates. I was home probably less than 50 days that year.
I've never had the patience of a teacher.
We all have those days when you feel like you're against the world, every little thing goes wrong and your blood pressure is up. And you feel like punching somebody!
What I did to celebrate was I went home to my 535-square-foot apartment by myself and ate supper by myself. That was how I celebrated getting a record deal.
When a copier sales person cold calls a purchasing manager whom he has never met is it any surprise that the purchasing manager will most likely never return that call?
I'm not much of a water skier, my legs are too skinny for that, so I just try to tube and have fun, just ride.
I like to fish when it's not too hot.
You have to make a lot of sacrifices, and the main thing you have to sacrifice is your privacy. It's funny because when I was growing up, my daddy was and still is an insurance agent in our home town. He couldn't go anywhere without somebody recognizing him or needing something from him.
I'm definitely not going to go and sing a song that condones certain things.
I don't ever land on an album title until I know exactly what's going on the record, because you never know until it's all said and done.
Singing allowed me to express myself in ways that I wouldn't be able to do otherwise.
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Four Habits of Successful Real Estate Agents
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Each and every broker out there has their own style when it comes to real estate. Some happen to have a rather relaxed attitude while others are goal seekers and have a solid plan for everything. Some are active and fun while others have a more systematic approach that tempers the business with a cool head for business and analysis.
So what really makes or breaks being a real estate agent?
1. Keeping in contact with clients at all times and answering queries as quickly as possible.
Getting a lead on a property and not letting go until you have solid results you can count on. Answering questions and explaining things in detail is something that needs to be done in all cases if you want your clients to have a solid understanding of the market and what you’re trying to do for them. Your clients will need to feel important and you will need to be approachable and easy to understand.
2. Knowing your neighborhood inside out is another thing you need to do.
Whether we’re talking about a city, an area in a city or the country, even on an international level an agent will need to be able to really know a lot about their area of operations. The history of the buildings in question, the land itself and so much more each play an important part in the dynamics of prices, buying and selling, so knowing these facts will really help when potential new clients end up moving in the area. Long before the moving company drops their belongings off in their new home, they will need to know everything they can about it and the area if you can assist them with it.
3. Getting leads in any way possible.
Sometimes you will find information from likely and unlikely sources that would warrant being checked out. A lead is usually a great introduction to someone you haven’t had the chance to meet yet, but may have a potential property for sale or is looking for one. Sometimes even moving companies can offer information if you have ties with them. Since they see a lot of people moving around, they see a lot of homes being vacated and could potentially know a bit more if you work together, making them another set of eyes and ears in exchange a deal when working together.
4. Having a great and expanded network of contacts is absolutely necessary.
They will give you more eyes and ears out there you can count on. Part of being an agent is being informed at all times. You’re not an information broker of course, but your knowledge is essential to running your business, so you will need to stay on top if you want to succeed. Look for information either online or in person, but make sure you do so often if you want to know all there is to know about new properties out there and potential new leads. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10900 | {"url": "https://range.ae/news/four-habits-of-successful-real-estate-agents", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "range.ae", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:50:39Z", "digest": "sha1:O6GOCINDXNC7XUPZMUB2WVSN5KWKUG3E"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 2794, 2794.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 2794, 3976.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 2794, 12.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 2794, 99.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 2794, 0.97]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 2794, 261.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 2794, 0.57575758]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 2794, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 2794, 0.01158645]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 2794, 0.01336898]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 2794, 0.02228164]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 2794, 0.01158645]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 2794, 0.00178253]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 2794, 0.0855615]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 2794, 0.45988258]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 2794, 4.39138943]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 2794, 5.02292187]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 2794, 511.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 45, 0.0], [45, 87, 0.0], [87, 422, 1.0], [422, 480, 1.0], [480, 574, 1.0], [574, 979, 1.0], [979, 1052, 1.0], [1052, 1654, 1.0], [1654, 1692, 1.0], [1692, 2264, 1.0], [2264, 2340, 1.0], [2340, 2794, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 45, 0.0], [45, 87, 0.0], [87, 422, 0.0], [422, 480, 0.0], [480, 574, 0.0], [574, 979, 0.0], [979, 1052, 0.0], [1052, 1654, 0.0], [1654, 1692, 0.0], [1692, 2264, 0.0], [2264, 2340, 0.0], [2340, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 45, 7.0], [45, 87, 7.0], [87, 422, 60.0], [422, 480, 11.0], [480, 574, 16.0], [574, 979, 75.0], [979, 1052, 13.0], [1052, 1654, 113.0], [1654, 1692, 7.0], [1692, 2264, 102.0], [2264, 2340, 12.0], [2340, 2794, 88.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 45, 0.0], [45, 87, 0.0], [87, 422, 0.0], [422, 480, 0.0], [480, 574, 0.01098901], [574, 979, 0.0], [979, 1052, 0.01428571], [1052, 1654, 0.0], [1654, 1692, 0.02857143], [1692, 2264, 0.0], [2264, 2340, 0.01369863], [2340, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 45, 0.0], [45, 87, 0.0], [87, 422, 0.0], [422, 480, 0.0], [480, 574, 0.0], [574, 979, 0.0], [979, 1052, 0.0], [1052, 1654, 0.0], [1654, 1692, 0.0], [1692, 2264, 0.0], [2264, 2340, 0.0], [2340, 2794, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 45, 0.13333333], [45, 87, 0.04761905], [87, 422, 0.00895522], [422, 480, 0.01724138], [480, 574, 0.0106383], [574, 979, 0.00740741], [979, 1052, 0.01369863], [1052, 1654, 0.00498339], [1654, 1692, 0.02631579], [1692, 2264, 0.00699301], [2264, 2340, 0.01315789], [2340, 2794, 0.00881057]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 2794, 0.06818581]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 2794, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 2794, 0.0049153]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 2794, -129.43345329]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 2794, 29.58381543]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 2794, -273.08246868]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 2794, 26.0]]} |
Government, Bound: The Silence of the Senate
Where legislation goes to die.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell doesn’t mind being called the “Grim Reaper.” In fact, it’s a nickname he gave to himself when assuring supporters that he intended to block a variety of proposals by Democrats, ranging from the Green New Deal to Medicare for All. In fact, you can purchase a Grim Reaper t-shirt for $35 on his campaign website.
McConnell has drawn blame for blocking all kinds of legislation, including bills to improve election security, stop foreign interference in our elections, and mandate universal background checks for gun purchases (that last one has support from 90 percent of Americans, including 89 percent of Republicans). Back in 2016, he infamously refused to hold confirmation hearings on President Obama’s Supreme Court pick, Merrick Garland.
How is it possible that one person can wield so much power, ensuring that absolutely any bill he or she opposes is dead on arrival? In reality, it’s only possible because enough other senators allow it.
There’s nothing in the Constitution – or even in formal Senate rules – giving the Senate Majority Leader so much power over the legislative process. Any senator can propose that a bill receive a vote, and if that senator can round up a simple majority to agree, they can make it happen. Senate custom, however, is that senators – from both parties – yield their power to the majority leader.
According to James Wallner, a former Republican Senate staffer, this practice began in the 1940s and went into hyperdrive under “Master of the Senate” Lyndon Johnson. In a 2018 interview with David Leonhardt of The New York Times, Wallner explained why the practice lives on:
Senators have kept up the practice because it helps keep their party unified, rather than enduring votes that divide it. But this centralization of Senate power has an enormous downside. It makes bipartisan compromise harder to achieve. Coalitions that could pass a bill — but that don’t include the majority leader — don’t get the chance to form. As Wallner says, the practice makes our political system less freewheeling and open. “By stopping the legislative process before it starts,” he told me, “it makes compromise harder.”
That last part is critical. By putting party above all else, our senators are making it impossible to find common ground on some of the biggest issues facing Americans today. There’s less discussion about specific bills and fewer opportunities for senators to hash out a deal.
The current Senate has 53 Republican members, 45 Democratic members, and two independent members who generally vote with the Democrats. Based on those numbers, it would seem that Republicans would have little difficulty pushing through their agenda.
As it turns out, however, a procedural rule of the Senate offers some protection to the minority party. The filibuster allows a minority of senators to block the vote on a bill or a presidential appointment. Breaking a filibuster on a bill requires a vote of sixty senators. A minority of just 41 senators therefore can bring the Senate to a halt. So, even with 53 senators, a Republican Senate needs some Democratic votes to pass a bill. (Breaking a filibuster on approval of presidential appointments, including Supreme Court Justices, used to require sixty votes as well, but now requires only a simple majority vote.)
It’s worth considering what the Senate could look like without party power at the helm. In the British Parliament, for example, the Speaker of the House of Commons (roughly the equivalent of our House of Representatives) is a non-partisan position. In fact, once elected, the rules dictate that the Speaker resign from his party and enforce the rules in an impartial way.
What does this look like in practice? When the Speaker of the House of Commons is called on to break a tie, for example, custom dictates that he or she vote “no,” the idea being that the non-partisan Speaker should not enable legislation to pass if it doesn’t have a genuine majority. In the U.S., the vice president has the power to break a tie in the Senate, and can usually be counted on to vote with his party. Vice President Mike Pence is a frequent tiebreaker, as was John Adams back in the late 1700s.
It’s also worth considering what Congress could accomplish if Mitch McConnell cast himself in a role other than the Grim Reaper, or if other senators started pushing back. If the Senate began operating in a different way, with bills reaching the floor for debate, compromise, and a possible vote, some might actually pass into law. As James Wallner noted, however, stopping the legislative process before it can even start makes any kind of progress impossible.
The authors of the Constitution warned against the dangers of “factionalism.” They believed in the benefits of opposition and designed a system of checks and balances to channel it for the common good. The idea that one senator, based on nothing more than party affiliation, could turn the Senate into a legislative graveyard would have been as alien to them as restoring the monarchy.
Fix the Gridlock: Leaders from across the political spectrum weigh in on breaking the gridlock in Congress, from coalition-building to national ballot initiatives – via Politico
McConnell’s Journey: One reporter spends months reporting on powerful Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and says that while voters may think they know him, he’s a complicated figure – via NPR
The Senate Graveyard: Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent a letter to her colleagues in the House that listed legislation her chamber had passed but which hadn’t seen the light of day in the Senate – via The Hill
Abolish the Filibuster: Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid argues that senators are abusing the filibuster and we should kill it if we want to pass meaningful legislation – via The New York Times
Master of the Senate: Want to really understand how the Senate works? No one tells it better than Robert Caro, who wrote about Lyndon Johnson’s tremendous power as Senate Majority Leader. It’s 1,232 pages so we recommend heading straight to the audiobook – via Audible
This article originally appeared in the November 17, 2019 issue of Wide Angle, our regular newsletter designed, we hope, to inform rather than inflame. Each edition brings you original articles by Common Ground Solutions, a quiz, and a round-up of news items — from across the political spectrum — that we think are worth reading. We make a special effort to cover good work being done to bridge political divides, and to offer constructive information on ways our readers can engage in the political process and make a difference on issues that matter to them.
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Outlines and how to make one…
Posted byRobin Henry May 18, 2022 May 17, 2022 Posted inReaderly on Writing
Have you noticed that there are LOADS of ways to make an outline for your novel? There’s Save the Cat, the Story Grid, The Hero’s Journey, The Heroine’s Journey, Romancing the Beat, and the beat goes on. It seems that everyone who has ever written a book has their own method, and they are quick to offer it as the answer for you.
I will let you in on a secret…most of these systems are pretty much the same. What they do is figure out the main “beats” of the story, based on successful books and movies, and then repackage them. This isn’t to say that the ideas are not useful, they are. But the truth is that there is no one way that works for every writer or every book. The trick is to find the one that works for the book you are writing; it might not always be the same one. It might be a combination of more than one. You might need to get creative. One book might work as an example of more than one outlining style.
Even after you have identified the “tent pole” scenes, you still have to make each one work—it needs an arc, it has to have tension, the plot has to move forward, there is so much to think about! So what’s a writer to do? Decide what kind of story you are telling and make the best outline you can. Identify the important scenes and work them over first, making sure there is a cause and effect chain to tie it all together.
Then, when you revise, do it all again!
What is your favorite outlining method?
Read Like a Writer Book Club Recap: The Aspern Papers by Henry James
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About the Author Heidi Murkoff is the author of the What to Expect series of pregnancy and parenting books. She is also the creator of WhatToExpect.com and the WhatToExpect app, which reach over 11 million expecting and new parents, and the What to Expect Foundation, a nonprofit … Read more about What to Expect When You’re Expecting | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10903 | {"url": "https://readthebibleinayear.com/isbn-13/978-0761187486/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "readthebibleinayear.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:16:00Z", "digest": "sha1:ELLN4BYZFH5VDBCNBHG2E7QPVNFBJ4XC"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 334, 334.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 334, 1274.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 334, 1.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 334, 51.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 334, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 334, 63.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 334, 0.41538462]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 334, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 334, 0.06593407]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 334, 0.13186813]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 334, 0.10989011]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 334, 0.12307692]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 334, 0.64912281]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 334, 4.78947368]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 334, 0.01538462]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 334, 3.42859058]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 334, 57.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 334, 57.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 334, 0.00607903]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 334, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 334, 0.06586826]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 334, 0.00089812]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 334, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 334, 0.00228459]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 334, -17.77055062]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 334, 4.71822603]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 334, -9.75185479]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 334, 3.0]]} |
SMART (South Metro Area Realty Topics) Monthly Meetup
Tue, November 19, 2019 at 6:00pm —
Tue, November 19, 2019 at 10:00pm
Living The Dream Brewing
12305 North Dumont Way
This is a recurring event every Third Tuesday of the Month.
If you are an investor (active or passive), wholesaler, agent, attorney, CPA, flipper, lender (traditional, hard money, IRA/401k, savings), tradesman, or just want to learn more about real estate and what options might exist in that area, then this is for you. We are not selling any services, training, or products, though there may be deals announced to the group by those who have them. If you have deals, are looking for deals, or trying to expand your knowledge or clients, come on out. We are here to help you succeed.
This is a free networking event. Come in, get food (or don't), grab a beer (or don't), find the group (or one of the many small groups that usually form up) and introduce yourself. If you are more shy, then a great script to begin with is who you are, what you do, and what you are after.
If you are anywhere around Denver Metro or Castle Rock areas, come out and meet others who love investing!
Other Meetups in Denver, CO
Tue, Mar 21, 6:00pm
12305 North Dumont Way, Littleton, CO 80125
Tue, Apr 18, 6:00pm
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HomeMy WebLinkAboutresolution.council.060-22 RESOLUTION # 060 (Series of 2022) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, ADOPTING AN OFFICIAL FLAG OF THE CITY OF ASPEN. WHEREAS, a flag symbolizes a nation, a people, or a community—and it visibly represents us to the outside world; and WHEREAS, Aspen's name and reputation are world renowned and her citizens desire a symbol for their unique community; and WHEREAS, the City of Aspen asked the Aspen Sister-City Committee to propose an appropriate design which would reflect Aspen's history and year-round activity; and WHEREAS, Herbert Bayer, the Bauhaus artist who helped shape Aspen's renaissance in the 1950's, designed a green Aspen leaf containing a snowflake, symbolizing winter and summer in the Roaring Fork Valley; and WHEREAS, a flag with Bayer's design flew over the 1950 World FIS Championships in Aspen; and WHEREAS, the Bayer family has graciously donated this historic and unique design to the City of Aspen; and WHEREAS, the City Council declared March 4, 1994 as Aspen Flag Day and dedicated this flag at the Opening Ceremonies of the 1994 Winternational Races; and WHEREAS, an original copy of this flag has been standing in City Council Chambers since such dedication. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, That the City Council of the City of Aspen hereby adopts the Herbert Bayer flag as the official flag of the City of Aspen. INTRODUCED, READ AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Aspen on the 261h day of April 2022. Torre, Mayor I, Nicole Henning, duly appointed and acting City Clerk do certify that the foregoing is a true and accurate copy of that resolution adopted by the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado, at a meeting held, April 26', 2022. Nicole He .ming, City Clerk | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10905 | {"url": "https://records.aspen.gov/WebLink/DocView.aspx?id=2006878&dbid=0&repo=LFRecords&cr=1", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "records.aspen.gov", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:45:36Z", "digest": "sha1:YRUH7CWNUQD65MX2CDSLVY767KBVZAPM"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1838, 1838.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1838, 1938.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1838, 1.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1838, 3.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1838, 0.89]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1838, 229.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1838, 0.30481283]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1838, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1838, 0.08542373]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1838, 0.16949153]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1838, 0.16949153]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1838, 0.16949153]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1838, 0.13152542]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1838, 0.11118644]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1838, 0.07118644]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1838, 0.05491525]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1838, 0.08542373]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1838, 0.13636364]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1838, 0.18181818]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1838, 0.46905537]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1838, 4.80456026]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1838, 0.0026738]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1838, 4.33007336]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1838, 307.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 1838, 307.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 1838, 0.02358226]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 1838, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 1838, 0.17355822]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1838, 0.58169001]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1838, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1838, 0.26119554]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1838, -30.7400383]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1838, -4.72414627]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1838, 28.24258173]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1838, 9.0]]} |
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Posted In Blogging Tips, Online Marketing - By Ryan Stewart On Tuesday, July 8th, 2014 With 0 Comments
Online marketing is one of the important strategies for developing your business in the world of online. It is considered as the backbone of all types of business. With the advancement in technology all the business goes online and uses several internet techniques to promote the business. Among many marketing techniques one of the most common and effective is article marketing. It is one of an effective ways and free as well. Online article marketing only needs a knowledgeable on how to make a good and quality article for their business. The best article must be very easy to read even a normal read wants to know the meaning and it needs some helpful information as well. Generally for doing this article marketing business men always hire a professional writer for writing articles for their business and service.
The next one is blogging it is one of the old and effective way of online marketing. In this the online business owner publishes some of the articles related to his or her niche and it greatly helps them to improve the visitors and produce more traffic for their site. Once you get traffic for your site then surely you will get more customers for your service and business.
In today’s technological and trendy world people generally used to spend most of their time over some of the social networks like Facebook, twitter and many others. Hence social media marketing plays a major role in business people world. It greatly helps business men to connect with people and make a better interaction between them. It also greatly helps you to communicate with some of the other clients who have touch with the particular business that you are looking for.This will effectively help you to know about the company and it is also beneficial for the service provider to get the consumer. If you have decided to do online marketing it is better to make contact with an expert who has best position in the world of online marketing. When you are able to maximize the potential of this technique then you are in the right path of success. Among many online marketing social media technique attains a major fame among people. So if you are new to business and not aware of any marketing strategy then it si better to surf. It will help you to get plenty of information and some of the online marketing companies’ list as well. you can also get help from them to enhance your business and services.
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Continuing a debate: the challenges of organising an academic conference in a divided society
ACADEMIC FREEDOM (1) | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10910 | {"url": "https://repository.hsrc.ac.za/handle/20.500.11910/1567/discover?rpp=10&filtertype_0=type&filtertype_1=has_content_in_original_bundle&filtertype_2=subject&filter_relational_operator_1=equals&filter_relational_operator_0=equals&filter_2=POST+APARTHEID+SOUTH+AFRICA&filter_1=true&filter_relational_operator_2=equals&filter_0=Journal+Article&filtertype=subject&filter_relational_operator=equals&filter=ACADEMIC+FREEDOM", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "repository.hsrc.ac.za", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:52:07Z", "digest": "sha1:OKWHM5FHIVCNSZ7MNSMS6KGL7BPIHZZD"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 116, 116.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 116, 2699.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 116, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 116, 89.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 116, 0.86]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 116, 298.9]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 116, 0.28571429]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 116, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 116, 0.0952381]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 116, 0.23809524]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 116, 0.88888889]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 116, 5.33333333]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 116, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 116, 2.73633905]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 116, 18.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 96, 0.0], [96, 116, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 96, 0.0], [96, 116, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 96, 15.0], [96, 116, 3.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 96, 0.0], [96, 116, 0.05555556]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 96, 0.0], [96, 116, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 96, 0.01041667], [96, 116, 0.75]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 116, 0.00072747]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 116, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 116, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 116, -10.36573313]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 116, -3.63917251]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 116, -2.89034832]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 116, 1.0]]} |
Professional soccer K League 2 Busan, contract renewal with 4 veterans Park Jong-woo and Koo Sang-min
Reporter Lee Eui-jin = Professional soccer K League 2 Busan IPark will accompany veteran midfielder Park Jong-woo (34) in the new season.
Busan said on the 21st, “We have signed a renewal contract with Park Jong-woo and will be together in the 2023 season.”
Park Jong-woo, who started his professional career by joining Busan with the first pick in the 2010 rookie draft, was selected for the 2012 London Olympic team and helped Korea win the first Olympic soccer bronze medal.
After moving to Guangzhou Puri, a professional football club in China in 2014, he has been playing in Busan ever since returning to Korea in 2019 after going through Al Jazeera Club and Emirates Club in the United Arab Emirates.
Busan expects Park Jong-woo, who has played in 196 K-League games and scored 10 goals and 25 assists, to play a central role in the team based on his rich experience. 바카라사이트
Park Jong-woo said, “I had a great desire to spend the last part of my career with Busan. I will do my best in my position in the new season. As a player who knows the traditions of Busan, I will take the lead.”
Busan also renewed contracts with goalkeeper Koo Sang-min (32), defenders Park Ho-young (24) and Han Hee-hoon (33), and midfielder Seong Ho-young (24).
Koo Sang-min, who has been active as the team’s gatekeeper since the 2016 season, said, “I will do my best to promote this year.”
Park Ho-yong, who played an active part in the 2021 season but only played two games due to injury last season, said, “I will help the team this year,” and veteran Han Hee-hoon, a former Daegu FC captain, also expressed his determination to “sacrifice in any position and help the team.” told
Seong Ho-young, who secured his place in the team by increasing his playing time from the second half of last season, said, “I will try to show a better image this year than last year.”
‘Kang Sang-jae 22 points big success’ DB, Samsung missed 10 consecutive losses
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Performance predictions for a laser-intensified thermal beam for use in high-resolution focused-ion-beam instruments
S.H.W. Wouters, G. Haaf, ten, R.P.M.J.W. Notermans, N. Debernardi, P.H.A. Mutsaers, O.J. Luiten, E.J.D. Vredenbregt
Coherence and Quantum Technology
Photoionization of a laser-cooled and compressed atomic beam from a high-flux thermal source can be used to create a high-brightness ion beam for use in focused-ion-beam instruments. Here we show using calculations and Doppler cooling simulations that an atomic rubidium beam with an equivalent brightness of 2.1 × 107 A/(m2 sr eV) can be created using a compact 5 cm long two-dimensional magneto-optical compressor. If this can be conserved during the photoionization process, this leads to an ion beam brightness an order of magnitude higher than produced by a liquid metal ion source. The source is also capable of producing a flux of 6.2 × 109 s-1 that results in a substantial beam current of 1 nA once fully ionized.
063817-1/8
Physical Review A : Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Atomic and molecular beam sources and techniques
Atom cooling methods
Positive-ion beams
Industrial and technological research and development
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Wouters, S. H. W., Haaf, ten, G., Notermans, R. P. M. J. W., Debernardi, N., Mutsaers, P. H. A., Luiten, O. J., & Vredenbregt, E. J. D. (2014). Performance predictions for a laser-intensified thermal beam for use in high-resolution focused-ion-beam instruments. Physical Review A : Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 90(6), 063817-1/8. [063817]. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.90.063817, https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.90.063817
Wouters, S.H.W. ; Haaf, ten, G. ; Notermans, R.P.M.J.W. et al. / Performance predictions for a laser-intensified thermal beam for use in high-resolution focused-ion-beam instruments. In: Physical Review A : Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics. 2014 ; Vol. 90, No. 6. pp. 063817-1/8.
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Ordinary differential equation-based deadlock detection
Zuohua Ding, Mengchu Zhou, Shouguang Wang
Deadlock detection for concurrent systems via static analysis is in general difficult because of state-space explosion; indeed it is PSPACE compete. This paper presents a new method to detect the deadlocks. A concurrent system consisting of several processes that communicate using a resource sharing mechanism is represented by a set of ordinary differential equations of a restricted type. The equations describe the system state changes, and their solutions, also called state measures, indicate the extent to which the state can be reached in execution. Based on the solutions, the resource deadlock can be detected. By taking into account the computation errors of numerical solution for the differential equations, the detection can be performed via a MATLAB solver, as shown in the experiments. The complexity of the proposed method is polynomial.
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems
https://doi.org/10.1109/TSMC.2014.2311757
Concurrent program
concurrent system
continuous Petri net
deadlock detection
ordinary differential equation
state space explosion
10.1109/TSMC.2014.2311757
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Ding, Z., Zhou, M., & Wang, S. (2014). Ordinary differential equation-based deadlock detection. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, 44(10), 1435-1454. [6783791]. https://doi.org/10.1109/TSMC.2014.2311757
Ding, Zuohua ; Zhou, Mengchu ; Wang, Shouguang. / Ordinary differential equation-based deadlock detection. In: IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems. 2014 ; Vol. 44, No. 10. pp. 1435-1454.
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Ding, Z, Zhou, M & Wang, S 2014, 'Ordinary differential equation-based deadlock detection', IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, vol. 44, no. 10, 6783791, pp. 1435-1454. https://doi.org/10.1109/TSMC.2014.2311757
Ordinary differential equation-based deadlock detection. / Ding, Zuohua; Zhou, Mengchu; Wang, Shouguang.
In: IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, Vol. 44, No. 10, 6783791, 01.10.2014, p. 1435-1454.
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Richard Kevin
To obtain a responsible position with a reputed organisation , where I can effectively apply my skills and knowledge I’ve learned, and also to get an opportunity to be a part by focusing on providing significant contribution to the success of company.
Active Worker
ABM Solutions ltd.
Worked on developing SEO Onpage and Offpage optimization.
GoogleAds,
Designed Social media ad campaigning in Facebook, Instagram and pinterest.
MA in English Language and Literature
BA in English Language and Literature.
What Should Be Included In A Digital Marketing Specialist Resume?
As a digital marketing specialist, it’s essential your resume clearly illustrates the unique skills and experience you bring to the table. Your resume should include specific information about the digital marketing strategies you have developed, the campaigns you have managed, and the results you achieved.
Your resume should include your contact information, work history, educational background, and a list of relevant skills. It should also include a summary of your professional experience, detailing the campaigns and projects you have worked on. Include the platforms you have used, such as social media, search engine optimization, and email marketing. Showcase the results of your efforts , such as increases in customer engagement, website traffic, and conversions. Lastly, be sure to include any certifications, awards, or other professional accomplishments that demonstrate your knowledge and expertise in digital marketing.
When crafting your digital marketing specialist resume, you should include the following information:
Your experience in digital marketing, including the types of digital platforms you have used.
Any technical skills you possess, such as coding proficiency.
our ability to identify customer needs and develop targeted marketing campaigns.
Your expertise in SEO, content marketing, and social media marketing.
Any professional certifications or qualifications you have in digital marketing.
Your success in leading teams and managing budgets.
Any awards or recognition you have earned for your work.
Your ability to use analytical tools to measure the effectiveness of digital campaigns.
In addition to providing an accurate summary of your skills and experience, it’s important to use a professional format and design. This will help ensure your resume stands out from the competition and catches the attention of potential employers. When creating a digital marketing resume, consider the following:
Include an attention-grabbing summary or objective statement.
Emphasize relevant skills and accomplishments.
Use keywords and industry terminology that employers are looking for.
Tailor your resume to each job you apply for.
Use an organized structure and simple design.
What Skills Should I Put On My Resume For Digital Marketing Specialist?
As a Digital Marketing Specialist, it is important to showcase the right skills in your resume in order to stand out from the competition. Knowing what skills to include in your resume will help you land the job that you are looking for.
When writing your resume for a Digital Marketing Specialist position, you should highlight your experience with SEO/SEM, online advertising, web analytics, email marketing, and social media marketing. It is also important to showcase your knowledge of various digital marketing tools such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Adobe Analytics. Additionally, showcasing your knowledge of HTML and other coding languages can be a plus.
You should also showcase your ability to create effective and engaging content for various digital marketing channels. Experience with website design and optimization will also help you stand out to employers. In addition, experience with traditional marketing techniques such as radio, newspaper, and television ads can be a plus as well.
It is also important to highlight your experience with data analysis and your ability to assess digital marketing campaigns to determine their effectiveness. Additionally, demonstrating your skills in project management and your ability to handle multiple tasks concurrently will be beneficial.
Overall, when crafting a resume for a Digital Marketing Specialist position, make sure you include the skills that are most relevant to the job and showcase your knowledge of the most up-to-date digital marketing techniques. Doing so will help you stand out to potential employers and land the job you are looking for.
What Is The Job Description Of The Digital Marketing Specialist?
The Digital Marketing Specialist is responsible for creating, managing, and executing digital marketing campaigns. This position requires a deep understanding of the latest digital marketing trends and techniques, as well as a detailed knowledge of the available technologies, channels, and tools for achieving desired marketing goals.
The Digital Marketing Specialist is responsible for developing a comprehensive digital marketing strategy based on the marketing objectives of the business. This includes understanding the target audience, researching the competition, and determining the most effective channels and tactics for reaching the desired audience. They must also ensure that the campaigns remain within budget and comply with all applicable laws.
The Digital Marketing Specialist is also responsible for monitoring and measuring the performance of these campaigns. This includes tracking key metrics such as impressions, clicks, conversions, and ROI. The Digital Marketing Specialist should also be able to interpret the data and adjust the campaigns as needed to ensure that goals are met.
Finally, the Digital Marketing Specialist must be a team player, able to work independently, collaborate effectively with other departments, and provide strong leadership to their team. They must be organized, able to work under pressure, and have a strong eye for detail. They should also have excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, and be comfortable presenting their ideas to stakeholders.
What Is A Good Objective For A Digital Marketing Specialist Resume?
When it comes to creating a great digital marketing specialist resume, the key to success is crafting an effective resume objective. A good objective should provide a brief yet clear summary of your qualifications and career goals. It should also explain why you are the ideal candidate for the job.
Your objective should be concise and to the point. Focus on highlighting the unique skills, qualifications, and experience you can bring to the role. Use the phrases from the job description to describe your qualifications and tailor your objective to the exact position you’re applying for.
It is also important to demonstrate your passion and excitement for the position. Show the employer that you are eager and driven to succeed in the role and that digital marketing is your area of expertise. Showcase any achievements and successes you have had in your digital marketing career so far.
When writing your digital marketing specialist resume objective, include your digital marketing experience, as well as any certifications or awards that you have obtained. Also, highlight any unique skills that you possess such as SEO and Google Analytics.
Include any relevant leadership experience or knowledge of software tools that you have. Make it clear that you understand the importance of digital marketing and demonstrate how you are the perfect candidate for the position.
By crafting an effective resume objective, you can make sure that your digital marketing specialist resume stands out from the competition. Be sure to include the key qualifications and experience that the employer is looking for in an ideal candidate. Show that you are the perfect person for the role and that you have the experience and skills to excel in the job.
What Are The Career Prospects In The Digital Marketing Specialist?
.The field of digital marketing is rapidly growing and evolving, offering vast career opportunities for those who have the skills to take advantage of them. As a digital marketing specialist, you have the unique opportunity to work in a variety of industries, from media and entertainment to healthcare and retail. With the right combination of knowledge and experience, you can become a valuable asset to any organization and make a very rewarding career out of digital marketing.
The primary responsibility of a digital marketing specialist is to create, deploy, and measure digital marketing campaigns. This requires a deep understanding of digital marketing channels, such as search engine optimization (SEO), social media, email marketing, and content marketing. Additionally, digital marketing specialists must be well-versed in web analytics and tracking technologies, such as Google Analytics, to measure the success of their campaigns.
Successful digital marketing specialists possess strong problem-solving skills, as well as an ability to work autonomously and communicate effectively with team members. They must also be creative thinkers who can come up with innovative solutions to complex challenges.
The demand for digital marketing specialists is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, creating excellent career opportunities for those who have the skills and qualifications to take advantage of them. With the right combination of knowledge and experience, digital marketing specialists can be well-compensated for their efforts and help organizations reach their goals. If you are looking for an exciting and rewarding career in digital marketing, it is important to make sure you have a strong resume that showcases your qualifications and experience.
Key Takeaways for an Digital Marketing Specialist resume
When writing a Digital Marketing Specialist resume, there are a few key takeaways to keep in mind. First and foremost, it is important to showcase your skills and experience in digital marketing. Give examples of strategies you have implemented, campaigns you have worked on, and goals you have achieved in your previous roles. Additionally, be sure to highlight any awards, certifications, or special trainings you have obtained that demonstrate your expertise in the field.
Emphasize your ability to be a team player and to help organizations reach their goals. Emphasizing your ability to work collaboratively with other departments, such as sales and customer service, is important in order to show that you can help streamline efforts across the organization. Show that you are well-compensated for your efforts, and that you can use technology to make an impact.
Include any specialized knowledge you may have that sets you apart from the crowd. Be sure to include any experience with coding, analytics, and data-driven decision making. By emphasizing these key points in your Digital Marke ing resume, you can stand out from the competition.
Additionally, highlight any awards, certifications, or special trainings you have obtained that demonstrate your expertise in the field, such as Google Analytics certification or a certification in Social Media Marketing. Make sure to include any industry-specific certifications you may have, such as Certified Digital Marketer or Certified Inbound Marketer.
When describing your work experience, it is important to provide specific details and give examples of how you have succeeded. Don’t just list your job title and duties; instead, provide details on how you developed successful campaigns and strategies, and explain how you achieved your objectives. Be sure to include information on the tools and technologies you have used to track and analyze data, as well as any software you have experience working with.
Finally, don’t forget to include your education, certifications, and any awards or special recognition you have earned. These are all important qualifications, so you should make sure to list them prominently on your resume to demonstrate your expertise. By following these tips, you can ensure that your Digital Marketing Specialist resume is professional and effective, and will help you stand out from the competition.
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Watch: Legit Flying Car Has Finally Been Approved for Takeoff
Chris Kelly Published: February 2, 2022
Credit: KleinVision via YouTube
Everyone remembers seeing the Back to the Future series when they came out back in 1985, 1989 and 1990. And if you didn't see all three movies, well then, shame on you!
They taught us to dream about the future and more importantly to expect a life without wheels on our skateboards - and wheels only some of the time on our cars - by the year 2015. We were supposed to zap a mini, shrunken Pizza Hut pizza and have it blow up to full size in seconds with the sounds of some bubbling and a beep. Hovering robot dog walkers were supposed to be roaming our neighborhoods and the Cubs were supposed to win the World Series.
Of course, now it's 2021 and only one of those things happened. Of course I'm referring to the Cubs. The good news is another one seems like it might be coming sooner than maybe we've been thinking, and I'm talking about the flying cars.
There's a company called KleinVision that has developed, tested and received a Certificate of Airworthiness for a dual-mode car and aircraft called the "AirCar." They were deemed airworthy - for drivers with a valid pilot's license - by the Slovakian Transport Authority and hope to have the car available to buy within the next twelve months. Granted, it may be a while longer before such vehicles are available for use in the United States, but you have to admit, things are looking up.
It runs on the same fuel we put in cars now, sold at any regular gas station and is able to fly at altitudes up to 18,000 feet.
KleinVision released a promo video, with actual footage of the AirCar, not just artist renderings and I have to admit, it looks pretty cool. No more red lights!
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November 5, 2021 – Mark 4: 30-34 – Small Things
Posted on November 4, 2021 by Andy Stoddard
Today we are reading from Mark 4: 30-34:
30 He also said, “With what can we compare the kingdom of God, or what parable will we use for it? 31 It is like a mustard seed, which, when sown upon the ground, is the smallest of all the seeds on earth; 32 yet when it is sown it grows up and becomes the greatest of all shrubs, and puts forth large branches, so that the birds of the air can make nests in its shade.”
33 With many such parables he spoke the word to them, as they were able to hear it; 34 he did not speak to them except in parables, but he explained everything in private to his disciples.
We’ve seen in the last few parables that so much of growth is beyond our control. The sower couldn’t control where the seeds fell. The farmer didn’t know why the crop grew. So much of this can leave us feeling like there is nothing that we can do. So much is beyond our control. So much is beyond us.
So today, we see the mustard seed. We see this is a small seed, but when it grows, it becomes a huge tree. This is what God’s kingdom is like. This is how God works. This is how God moves.
It’s not always through the big things. Often, most often, it’s through the small things. God always uses the small. He always used the unseen. He always uses the faithful. It’s always the small things that God chooses to bless and do great things with.
We are told this week that so much is beyond our control. But we do control if we are faithful with the small things. Prayer. Reading scripture. Serving others. Worship. These seemingly small, insignificant things are how God will change the world.
The small mustard seed has a huge impact. So does our small, hard to notice faith. These small things will change the world. Let’s be faithful today, in the small things. And see what God does.
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With sustainable bioenergy production techniques already available, up to 30% of the world’s energy could be supplied through bioenergy by 2050—about 10 times more than the current share—without affecting biodiversity or endangering food security. The scenario was presented in the international report Bioenergy & sustainability: Bridging the gaps, the result of a partnership between FAPESP and the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment (SCOPE), an independent body that cooperates with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Released in April 2015 at FAPESP’s headquarters in São Paulo, the 700-page document was based on approximately 2,000 scientific studies and assessments performed by 137 specialists from 24 countries, involving more than 80 research institutions. The work was coordinated by researchers from FAPESP programs such as Research in Bioenergy (BIOEN), Research into the Characterization, Conservation, Restoration and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity (Biota), and Research on Global Climate Change (PFPMCG), invited by SCOPE to prepare the report. The committee was created in 1969 in order to evaluate the production of knowledge on the environment and provide information to researchers and public policy makers through seminars and annual publications. The complete document is available here.
The report provides research data and results combined with an analysis of the current bioenergy outlook and a critical review of its impacts. “Bioenergy could contribute to geopolitical changes due to its flexibility and sustainability, and because of its role in mitigating climate change. The advantages of adequate bioenergy production have scientific support,” says Glaucia Mendes Souza, a member of BIOEN management and co-editor of the document, referring, for example, to the renewable character of biofuels and the recent advances in bioenergy related to the development of increasingly more productive plant varieties. The document argues that an increase in biomass cultivation for energy generation would not require deforestation or re-purposing of agricultural land currently used for the production of food. There is enough land to produce bioenergy if areas employed for extensive livestock grazing and those with degraded soil are used. Jon Samseth, a researcher at Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences in Norway and chairman of SCOPE, emphasized Brazil’s participation in preparing the report because it is one of the leading countries in the development of bioenergy within the global scientific community. “Renewable energy supplies 41% of Brazil’s energy needs. In Nordic countries, for example, the percentage is 30% to 35%,” commented Samseth.
Despite scientific and technological advances, the study’s authors acknowledge that the expansion of biofuels depends on public policy support in order to sustain itself globally. Today, 87% of the world’s energy needs are met by the consumption of fossil fuels and nuclear energy. “Reversing this would require tripling production of modern bioenergy by 2030,” estimates Souza, referring to the most efficient forms of transforming biomass into fuels, such as ethanol from corn and sugarcane, and biodiesel from soybeans and palm oil.
To get there, according to the researcher, we must convert scientific knowledge into public policy and integrate targeted strategies for agriculture, environmental conservation and bioenergy production that are usually developed separately. The report suggests that the combination of forest cultivation—that is, planting reforestation areas—and bioenergy production, integrating grasslands and woodlands, could soften the effects of climate change, in addition to ensuring food security.
“Appropriately managed agricultural crops can help maintain soil quality and even result in carbon accumulation, reducing CO2 emissions,” explains Paulo Artaxo, professor at the University of São Paulo (USP) Physics Institute and co-author of the report. One of the recommendations of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), for example, is the adoption of zero tillage for crops. The technique consists of making small furrows for planting seedlings, without plowing. Thus, the soil is protected from erosion, and wastes from previous harvests help fertilize it.
Expansion and caveats
One proposal presented in the report is to expand production of bioenergy together with that of food. According to the document, the agricultural land available on the planet is concentrated in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa, and much of it is used for low-intensity grazing. According to Luiz Augusto Horta Nogueira, of the Federal University of Itajubá, co-author of some chapters of the report, approximately 360 million hectares of land suitable for arid agriculture are available in Latin America and the Caribbean, corresponding to 37% of the world total and more than three times the area needed to meet the world’s food needs. “Just 20% of this area could produce biofuel equivalent to 11 million barrels of oil per day, more than current production by the United States or Saudi Arabia,” he says.
Invited to comment on the report at the launch event, Luiz Felipe Duhart, a Chilean consultant and former head of the regional office of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in Latin America, said that expansion of bioenergy in the region must take into account social impacts such as food price distortions and increased monoculture. “We cannot rule out the danger of food prices being affected by an increase in biofuel production,” he says. “The United States started producing ethanol from corn, and this contributed to increasing the cost of the commodity in Central America, where corn is the staple food. This needs to be avoided,” he added. The SCOPE report suggests monitoring the price of food items used as raw materials for bioenergy and recognizes that land for expansion of planting is mainly in Latin America and Africa. It also claims that no scientific evidence was found linking bioenergy production to increases in food prices.
During the event, Duhart was asked about the possibility of bioenergy creating conditions that would favor increasing monoculture farming, considered by environmentalists to be a threat to biodiversity. “In Brazil, we do not see sugarcane as a monoculture. A large number of hectares are planted, but nothing like in Indonesia, where the entire island is planted with palms for oil production,” he says. In Brazil, states Duhart, farmers have invested in techniques to increase sugarcane yield. An example is cellulosic ethanol, also called second-generation ethanol, made from agricultural residues such as sugarcane bagasse. However, the SCOPE report is emphatic in relation to this technique: second-generation ethanol is still produced on a small scale, is just beginning to be used commercially and is only starting to be implemented in a few places in the world—one of which is Brazil. According to the document, the cost of the technologies involved in this process must be reduced.
Pellets and chips
The report published by FAPESP presents other initiatives adopted around the world. One is Akershus, a heating distribution center implemented in Norway in 2011. The main raw materials used at the center are wood chips and pellets—dried and pressed particles with high heating value—that can be used as fuel for residential or industrial boilers and power plants. Pellets are seen as a clean, renewable fuel and are used to generate heat in other European countries. The heat is distributed as hot water through pipes connecting homes and buildings to the generating plant.
Another case evaluated by SCOPE is the planting of the Barbados nut plant (Jatropha curcas) in Africa for use in producing biodiesel. Since it cannot be fed to livestock, the plant is normally cultivated in rows around other crops, and even serves as a barrier against wind and erosion. According to the report, non-governmental organizations are encouraging the planting of the Barbados nut plant as a rural development strategy. In some locations, small farmer cooperatives were created in partnership with companies that provide equipment and infrastructure and buy seeds. The by-product resulting from biodiesel production is used as fertilizer, and also sold by the small farmers.
But there are still doubts about the future of this strategy. “The productivity of the Barbados nut plant is low and it suffers from various diseases. Because of this it has been successful in only a few regions,” says Glaucia Souza. “This example shows how bioenergy production must be addressed from different perspectives. From the scientific point of view, the Barbados nut plant still needs more productivity and environmental adaptation studies. From the public policy viewpoint, the effort depends on interconnections between small farmers, businesses and local government. The economic and social viability of a type of biomass depends on the local context,” she explains.
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With sustainable bioenergy production techniques already available, up to 30% of the world’s energy could be supplied through bioenergy by 2050—about 10 times more than the current share—without affecting biodiversity or endangering food security. The scenario was presented in the international report Bioenergy & sustainability: Bridging the gaps, the result of a partnership between FAPESP and the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment (SCOPE), an independent body that cooperates with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Released in April 2015 at FAPESP’s headquarters in São Paulo, the 700-page document was based on approximately 2,000 scientific studies and assessments performed by 137 specialists from 24 countries, involving more than 80 research institutions. The work was coordinated by researchers from FAPESP programs such as Research in Bioenergy (BIOEN), Research into the Characterization, Conservation, Restoration and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity (Biota), and Research on Global Climate Change (PFPMCG), invited by SCOPE to prepare the report. The committee was created in 1969 in order to evaluate the production of knowledge on the environment and provide information to researchers and public policy makers through seminars and annual publications. The complete document is available here. The report provides research data and results combined with an analysis of the current bioenergy outlook and a critical review of its impacts. “Bioenergy could contribute to geopolitical changes due to its flexibility and sustainability, and because of its role in mitigating climate change. The advantages of adequate bioenergy production have scientific support,” says Glaucia Mendes Souza, a member of BIOEN management and co-editor of the document, referring, for example, to the renewable character of biofuels and the recent advances in bioenergy related to the development of increasingly more productive plant varieties. The document argues that an increase in biomass cultivation for energy generation would not require deforestation or re-purposing of agricultural land currently used for the production of food. There is enough land to produce bioenergy if areas employed for extensive livestock grazing and those with degraded soil are used. Jon Samseth, a researcher at Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences in Norway and chairman of SCOPE, emphasized Brazil’s participation in preparing the report because it is one of the leading countries in the development of bioenergy within the global scientific community. “Renewable energy supplies 41% of Brazil’s energy needs. In Nordic countries, for example, the percentage is 30% to 35%,” commented Samseth. Despite scientific and technological advances, the study’s authors acknowledge that the expansion of biofuels depends on public policy support in order to sustain itself globally. Today, 87% of the world’s energy needs are met by the consumption of fossil fuels and nuclear energy. “Reversing this would require tripling production of modern bioenergy by 2030,” estimates Souza, referring to the most efficient forms of transforming biomass into fuels, such as ethanol from corn and sugarcane, and biodiesel from soybeans and palm oil. To get there, according to the researcher, we must convert scientific knowledge into public policy and integrate targeted strategies for agriculture, environmental conservation and bioenergy production that are usually developed separately. The report suggests that the combination of forest cultivation—that is, planting reforestation areas—and bioenergy production, integrating grasslands and woodlands, could soften the effects of climate change, in addition to ensuring food security. “Appropriately managed agricultural crops can help maintain soil quality and even result in carbon accumulation, reducing CO2 emissions,” explains Paulo Artaxo, professor at the University of São Paulo (USP) Physics Institute and co-author of the report. One of the recommendations of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), for example, is the adoption of zero tillage for crops. The technique consists of making small furrows for planting seedlings, without plowing. Thus, the soil is protected from erosion, and wastes from previous harvests help fertilize it. Expansion and caveats One proposal presented in the report is to expand production of bioenergy together with that of food. According to the document, the agricultural land available on the planet is concentrated in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa, and much of it is used for low-intensity grazing. According to Luiz Augusto Horta Nogueira, of the Federal University of Itajubá, co-author of some chapters of the report, approximately 360 million hectares of land suitable for arid agriculture are available in Latin America and the Caribbean, corresponding to 37% of the world total and more than three times the area needed to meet the world’s food needs. “Just 20% of this area could produce biofuel equivalent to 11 million barrels of oil per day, more than current production by the United States or Saudi Arabia,” he says. Invited to comment on the report at the launch event, Luiz Felipe Duhart, a Chilean consultant and former head of the regional office of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in Latin America, said that expansion of bioenergy in the region must take into account social impacts such as food price distortions and increased monoculture. “We cannot rule out the danger of food prices being affected by an increase in biofuel production,” he says. “The United States started producing ethanol from corn, and this contributed to increasing the cost of the commodity in Central America, where corn is the staple food. This needs to be avoided,” he added. The SCOPE report suggests monitoring the price of food items used as raw materials for bioenergy and recognizes that land for expansion of planting is mainly in Latin America and Africa. It also claims that no scientific evidence was found linking bioenergy production to increases in food prices. During the event, Duhart was asked about the possibility of bioenergy creating conditions that would favor increasing monoculture farming, considered by environmentalists to be a threat to biodiversity. “In Brazil, we do not see sugarcane as a monoculture. A large number of hectares are planted, but nothing like in Indonesia, where the entire island is planted with palms for oil production,” he says. In Brazil, states Duhart, farmers have invested in techniques to increase sugarcane yield. An example is cellulosic ethanol, also called second-generation ethanol, made from agricultural residues such as sugarcane bagasse. However, the SCOPE report is emphatic in relation to this technique: second-generation ethanol is still produced on a small scale, is just beginning to be used commercially and is only starting to be implemented in a few places in the world—one of which is Brazil. According to the document, the cost of the technologies involved in this process must be reduced. Pellets and chips The report published by FAPESP presents other initiatives adopted around the world. One is Akershus, a heating distribution center implemented in Norway in 2011. The main raw materials used at the center are wood chips and pellets—dried and pressed particles with high heating value—that can be used as fuel for residential or industrial boilers and power plants. Pellets are seen as a clean, renewable fuel and are used to generate heat in other European countries. The heat is distributed as hot water through pipes connecting homes and buildings to the generating plant. Another case evaluated by SCOPE is the planting of the Barbados nut plant (Jatropha curcas) in Africa for use in producing biodiesel. Since it cannot be fed to livestock, the plant is normally cultivated in rows around other crops, and even serves as a barrier against wind and erosion. According to the report, non-governmental organizations are encouraging the planting of the Barbados nut plant as a rural development strategy. In some locations, small farmer cooperatives were created in partnership with companies that provide equipment and infrastructure and buy seeds. The by-product resulting from biodiesel production is used as fertilizer, and also sold by the small farmers. But there are still doubts about the future of this strategy. “The productivity of the Barbados nut plant is low and it suffers from various diseases. Because of this it has been successful in only a few regions,” says Glaucia Souza. “This example shows how bioenergy production must be addressed from different perspectives. From the scientific point of view, the Barbados nut plant still needs more productivity and environmental adaptation studies. From the public policy viewpoint, the effort depends on interconnections between small farmers, businesses and local government. The economic and social viability of a type of biomass depends on the local context,” she explains.
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Author: Rich Dlin
On Being an Introvert
Hey how’s it going? My name is Rich and I’m what people call an introvert. I’ve been one for 43 years so I’m an expert at it. I decided that today’s blog should be about how that works. I’ll tell you what it means, and what it doesn’t mean, and how I’ve learned to embrace it. I’ll also tell you what you should and should not do with the introverts in your life. I will do so by writing about myself, but the truth is I am writing about all introverts. Maybe it will help, maybe it won’t. But I hope you’ll read and think about it.
First, I think I’ll start with what it doesn’t mean, and thus dispel a common misconception. I’m not shy. Far from it in fact. I make my living presenting to groups of 20-30 adolescents multiple times per day. I have presented to groups of 200 people and up. I have performed in musicals in front of theatres full of people. I played Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar. I competed in a bodybuilding competition wearing nothing but a tiny speedo type thing in front of hundreds of strangers.
Rich as Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar
None of these things make me nervous. In fact, I thrive on it. The more people there are for me to present to, the happier I am. When I meet people for the first time I always look them in the eye and extend my hand readily. I am happy to have a meaningful conversation with a stranger and I don’t feel insecure in new situations. These things may make you want to conclude that I am wrong about myself. That in fact I am not an introvert. But I can assure you I am. Card carrying and proud, as they say!
What’s funny is that there are a lot of people who know me who are legitimately surprised when I tell them I am an introvert. That’s usually because they have only ever seen me in small group social settings, or because they have seen me perform or present. It means they don’t know what it means.
So then what does it mean? Well it means that I am happy to spend time thinking. A lot of time. I think and reflect and observe and then I do it all again. When I’m in a large group in a social setting I don’t say much. It’s not because I’m shy — it’s because I don’t have anything to say, and in any case I don’t want to compete for attention because I find it draining. I don’t feel the need to engage in conversation simply because it is a social requirement. I don’t like loud rooms because I can’t hear myself or others talk. I don’t understand why they play loud music in many restaurants when all that does it make it difficult to hear what your companions have to say. I like going to parties but I don’t like staying — I find it’s nice to see everyone but after a while I get overloaded with sensory inputs and I have to leave. Don’t take it personally. The fact that I came means I care about you. If you see me at a party you’ll find me in a quiet corner. You may think I am being stand-offish but nothing is further from the truth. Sit down and let’s have a nice conversation about something interesting. I will listen more than I talk, but I will talk plenty. You’ll probably find that refreshing because I am an active listener. I don’t just listen waiting until there’s a break in what you are saying so I can continue to talk about me — I really listen. And when I talk you’ll find out just how closely I was listening. When I leave I may not say goodbye. That’s only because there was so much going on and I didn’t want to interrupt. I know it comes off as rude sometimes but honestly I’ve found it’s easier to seem rude in one instance than to try and break into an activity to say goodbye.
I also like to be fully prepared before I try something new, and I constantly check my progress to make sure things are going as they should. I ask a lot of clarifying questions before I proceed into the unknown. I’m not afraid to try new things, but I like to understand what I’m getting into as much as possible before they happen. When I was a baby my parents laughed at me because when I would turn around to crawl off a chair I would check the floor 10-15 times as I slowly lowered myself to make sure it was still where I thought it was. When I behave this way with you, just answer my questions patiently and we’ll both be happier for it.
Being introverted means I spend a lot of time observing people. I don’t judge quickly because I’ve learned that the longer you pay attention to someone the more you learn and the more layers you see through. This means I understand most people better than most people. It also means that a lot of people think I’m a snob. I can’t tell you how many times I have been called that. My lack of talking comes off as snobby and disinterested. It simply isn’t true. My lack of talking has everything to do with me thinking about what is worth saying. The truth is there’s not much that is. Most people talk because silence makes them uncomfortable. I love silence — it lets me think.
I’ve also had a lot of extroverts try to “cure” me. That’s one of the most uncomfortable things an introvert learns to deal with. Please don’t get me wrong though. I love extroverts. I enjoy watching how much fun they have doing things that would give me no pleasure at all. I love how they can come into a new situation and within minutes be best friends with everyone in the room. It’s cool. Super-cool. But it’s not me and never will be, and I don’t care because I’ve tried it and it did nothing but make me uncomfortable. One of my favourite examples of extroverts’ deep need to cure me is during the Hora dance, which my Jewish readers will be intimately familiar with. For the non-Jews who don’t know, it’s a kind of dance that an entire room gets involved in. The step is very simple and involves everyone holding hands in a big circle, although very often there will be concentric circles when the number of people in the Hora results in a circumference that exceeds the dimensions of the dance floor. When the Hora music starts up, all the extroverts get a fire in their eyes. They leap from their table and charge to the dance floor, grabbing the hands of everyone they pass on the way. It’s like ecstasy in a dance beat. If you watch the introverts though, you’ll see them deliberately not making eye contact with anyone and keeping their arms firmly at their sides. We are not interested in dancing the Hora. It’s not because we’re not happy, it’s because it does nothing to enhance our enjoyment of life and actually makes us uncomfortable. The problem is our lack of participation makes the extroverts uncomfortable. How can someone not want to dance the Hora, they ask? There can be only one explanation for them — we never tried it. If only we’d try we’d find out just what a blast it is. So they leave the Hora, seek us out, and physically haul us onto the dance floor. The Hora is a perfect metaphor for extroversion. If only we knew how much fun it was, we’d want to do it all the time!
Now when I was younger, I was actually convinced that something was wrong with me. I also was way too polite to refuse. So I would let myself be pulled in by these well-meaning Hora Pullers. And then it was always a nightmare. I would freeze a somewhat horrified smile on my face and move around with the others, always wondering when it was going to start being fun. I looked awkward. I was embarrassed. Being in the Hora only emphasized my introverted nature — it did not even come close to changing it. As I got older I realized I was much better off simply politely refusing. I say things like “Nah, the Hora isn’t my thing” and I smile. It’s much better for everyone this way and I am completely happy and comfortable with it.
So my message to the Hora Pullers, Spirit Leaders and Party Planners is this — I don’t need curing. There is nothing wrong with me, and when I don’t participate in your fun it doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with you either. I like not participating in those crazy socializers. I like watching — it’s how I learn about people and how I experience large group activities. If you want to find out about me, ask me. If you want someone to talk to who will listen, talk to me. If you want someone to help you reflect, I’m your man.
And if you need a speaker for a conference you’re planning, look me up!
Author Rich DlinPosted on November 18, 2012 Categories Miscellaneous musings, Performing Arts, TeachingLeave a comment on On Being an Introvert
Steer With the Skid
When you learn to drive in Canada, one of the most important lessons is what to do when your car enters into a skid. It’s not a question of “if” really. In Canada, it’s definitely “when”. Usually it will happen in your first winter of driving, so you’d better be prepared. The technique is to steer with the skid. It means that you have to fight your natural urge to steer in the direction you’d like for your car to go, and instead actually aim your wheels right at that concrete median your car has suddenly decided to crash into. Then, once you and your car agree on the direction you want to go, you gently steer the car away from disaster. It works, and in fact it’s the only way to handle the situation, except perhaps throwing open your car door and launching yourself out onto the pavement.
The physics behind why it works are fairly straightforward. When you enter into a skid your car has momentum which is carrying it in a direction that is usually not conducive to healthy living, and there’s nothing you can do about it because the friction between your wheels and the road has suddenly been reduced significantly by ice, water, gravel or some other non frictiony substance. This means that gross corrections where your wheels are pointed at an extreme angle to the skid won’t work, because the momentum of the car is overcoming the minimal friction at the wheels. So by pointing the wheels in the direction of the skid you force the momentum to cooperate with your goal of non-disaster, and then make relative small corrections which work because the little bit of friction you do still have is only slightly off from the massive momentum. Baby steps of correction eventually get you out of trouble. And it happens pretty quickly, as anyone who has ever done it can attest to. When you don’t understand the physics, it almost seems like magic.
The reason it has to be taught though, is because it’s so counter-intuitive. Aiming in the wrong direction so that you can go the right way feels like slowing down so that you can speed up. As it turns out, this driving lesson is actually an incredibly important life lesson as well. It shows up in so many ways. I’ll illustrate with a few examples of skids.
Skid 1: The Determined Daughter
Imagine this scenario. It’s 5 minutes before you have to leave the house to walk your daughter to school, and she is insisting that she does not want to wear a jacket. The problem though, is that you happen to know it’s 3° Celsius outside. If your daughter is anything like mine and she has her heart set on not wearing a jacket then you have 5 minutes to fight and win World War III. Good luck. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a bona fide skid. Your car is careening into two kinds of barriers. Frostbitten Child and Late Slip. Solution? Steer with the skid. Instead of fighting the momentum, agree that she does not need a jacket, but bring it with you and leave. If you really want to be fancy, don’t wear yours either. You carry hers and she can carry yours. Or you carry them both — it’s not really important. Once again if your daughter is anything like mine she will have a true aversion to discomfort, which is something she’ll start to feel within about 20 steps. She’ll ask for the jacket. If you didn’t wear yours, you can ask her for yours before she asks for hers. That will make it okay for her to ask for her own and still save face. Skid averted. No frostbite and no late slip.
Skid 2: The Quadratic Quandary
Here’s another scenario that I often encounter at school. Let’s say I’m helping a student solve a quadratic equation (apologies for this if you don’t know what that is — feel free to skip this part). Take this one for example:
x² − 5x − 14 = 0
If you’re a math teacher you know that a goodly portion of students unused to solving quadratics are going to try and isolate the variable the nice old fashioned way. You also know that it won’t work – totally destined to fail. You might be tempted to intervene before they try, and suggest a different method, but if you do then in the back of their mind they’ll always be wondering why not just isolate.
The best strategy pedagogically is to let the student try it. Agree that isolating the variable is a good plan. Help them with the operations – steer with the skid. As you work with them to isolate the variable generally this will happen:
x² − 5x = 14
At which point you can have a very valuable discussion about why we are stuck. The student may try some fancy footwork here, but thanks to you being on their side, you can navigate it with them and they’ll see that there’s nowhere to go. Then you can gently steer them toward other options. What do we know we can do with quadratic expressions? Factor them. So what? Let’s find out. I won’t get into the actual solution here, because it’s not important right now and in any case if you were following until now I’m fairly confident you can finish up. But for those who need to know, the solution is x = 7 or x = −2.
Skid 3: The Perturbed Parent
Once more this scenario is one I encounter as a teacher, but in fact it generalizes to any customer service industry. I actually really learned this well in my previous life as a software engineer when I would spend quite a bit of time on the phone with our users who would call when they were struggling with our software. Readers who are teachers will understand this situation pretty well. It goes like this:
Hanz is a student in your class who has written a math test for you and earned a fairly low grade – say, 54%. Hanz has plans to go to university (or college if you’re American – here in Canada college doesn’t mean quite what it does in the States) to become a doctor. Hanz needs a high school average of 91% to get into medical school. Thus the 54% on your test is a somewhat sub-optimal result. The next day you get a call from Hanz’s father, Franz. Franz opens the conversation by informing you that he is a lawyer, and that he has a real issue with the mark you gave Hanz on the test. Franz tells you that Hanz is extremely gifted in math and has always earned grades in the 90’s until your class. Hanz worked extremely hard preparing for the test and his tutor guaranteed that he was ready to ace it. Franz concludes that the whole mess is therefore your fault, because you are an unfair marker, a bad teacher, a horrible human being and quite possibly a chronic hater of children. Franz insists that you raise Hanz’s mark so that it is consistent with Hanz’s abilities and also consistent with his goal to become a neurosurgeon.
At this point it is incredibly tempting to get defensive, or be offensive. After all, Attorney Franz has attacked your professionalism (unfair marker, bad teacher) and your motivation for being a teacher (child-hater). Furthermore, if you know Hanz you know that “gifted” and “math” are not two words that you would put together in a sentence describing him, unless you could liberally sprinkle said sentence with the words “extremely” and “not”. However there is nothing to be gained by this response. All it will do is exacerbate the situation.
Instead, steer with the skid.
First, tell Franz that you understand why he’s upset. In fact you are upset by the grade as well – who wouldn’t be? Ask him about the hard work Hanz put in to prepare. Commiserate with Franz about the difficulties of watching young people work so hard and then not have it pay off. I am not being facetious here, and neither should you be in a situation like this. Put yourself in Franz’s shoes. Hanz worked hard, and hard work is supposed to equate with success. So why didn’t it? You and Franz can discuss this question. You can provide Franz with some questions to ask the tutor about the work he does with Hanz. You can recommend that Hanz come and see you to go over the test to see where the disconnect was. After all, since Hanz is so talented in math, there must have been a disconnect. When Franz sees that you have no intention of fighting him, his momentum joins yours and you can then steer him in the direction he needs to go, which is ultimately to realize that you did not “give” Hanz his mark – Hanz earned it. And getting to the bottom of why he earned a mark as low as he did is what you both want so that you can both help Hanz. This will ultimately help Franz see that it is Hanz who was at fault, and will also eliminate the need to address some of the more insulting parts of Franz’s opening tirade. It is entirely possible that during the conversation Franz will admit that the “marks in the 90’s” comment was not completely true, and referred to 2 quizzes Hanz wrote when he was in the 3rd grade. By the end of the conversation, Franz will know that you are on his and Hanz’s side, and that the energy of all three people is channeled in the same direction – not the direction of the skid anymore!
There are countless other scenarios I can come up with, all of which I have experienced personally (no, I never taught anyone named Hanz …), but the theme is always the same. A situation arises and the temptation is to fight against it, but fighting only escalates the problem. The solution is counter-instinctive and often requires strong self-control but pays huge dividends. Leverage the momentum of the skid for a quick and successful course correction.
Works in cars, works in life. Steer with the skid.
Author Rich DlinPosted on November 6, 2012 November 6, 2012 Categories Family, Math, TeachingTags conflict resolution, confrontation, customer service, driving in canada, quadratic equations, steer with the skid1 Comment on Steer With the Skid
Dare To Be Exceptional
I’m kind of a strange guy, in that most of my favourite movie quotes come from animated films or sci-fi, or both. Yoda, Master Oogway, Jean-Luc Picard, Optimus Prime … all have wisdom to share. But today’s blog is about one of my very favourites, from Mr. Incredible himself, when he found out his son was going to be part of a graduation ceremony at the end of grade 4.
“It is not a graduation. He will be moving from the 4th grade to the 5th grade. It’s psychotic! They keep inventing new ways to celebrate mediocrity, but when someone is genuinely exceptional…”
–Bob Parr, aka Mr. Incredible
How sadly appropriate in today’s society. Our children are bedecked with meaningless medals, they stare at shelves lined with trophies for participation, and they are celebrated in ceremonies commemorating inevitability. Society has decided that recognition of excellence must not come at the expense of the runners-up. So everyone wins. Every moment is a photo opportunity. When my son finished Kindergarten the photographer at the school put him in a cap and gown and handed him a fake diploma for the portrait! How proud we were meant to be, I wonder, that through hard work and dedication he had earned his Kindergarten diploma? I mean truly, how many parents can say their kids have managed that milestone?
We manufacture their success and then we celebrate it. Then we lament the fact that this new generation comes off as underachieving, entitled, and uninspired.
Thankfully we are wrong about them. But sadly the reason young people often come off this way is because we give them little choice. How is a child who is constantly rewarded in the wake of mediocre performance to learn the benefit of striving for excellence? What will inspire them if, having put forth little to no effort, they are lauded as champions? Because that is what we do. And for those children who truly shine, what is their reward, when all the others are painted with the same glorious brush? How long should we expect those kids to put in all their effort when they watch their peers work half as hard, accomplish half as much, and get praised twice as often? Because the other sad truth is that for fear of hurting those who under-perform, we under-reward those who excel. Are we doing anybody any favours with this?
Of course, it’s not always like this. Happily younger generations still have the human condition, and still want to truly excel. They are inspiring, they don’t all think life is a free ride, and many of them achieve their potential. And I know many teachers – myself included – who still push for excellence and reward it when we see it, and who do not praise mediocrity or manufacture success. That may sound harsh, but it is not. Kids know when they have put forth their best effort. They know when they have broken past old boundaries. In short, they know the difference between success and failure. And when they feel that nothing special has occurred, but the world around them still celebrates their “achievement”, it is confusing for them and makes them feel like a fraud. In other words, in trying to build self-esteem by making sure everyone gets a trophy, we really reduce it significantly. By recognizing true excellence, we foster it. We dare kids to be exceptional.
There is another quote I love, this time from a real-life person. It’s actually often mistakenly attributed to Nelson Mandela, because he quoted it in a speech, but the original author of the quote is Marianne Williamson:
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It’s not just in some of us; it’s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”
I have read and reread this quote to many of my students, and often just to myself. If you’ve never heard it or read it, spend some time reading it over a few times right now. If you have read it or heard it before, read it again now. Think about what she’s saying. I think about it all the time. Every time I am tempted to, say, dumb down a sentence because I think maybe the audience won’t understand it. Or every time I am singing in public and catch myself deliberately about to use my “I don’t really think I’m a singer” voice so people won’t think I’m showing off. Every time a student asks me about how I did in math when I was in high school, and I almost lie because I don’t want them to feel bad about the mark they are getting. Every time these things come up, I remember that I should dare to be exceptional, so that others will too. So I use my full vocabulary and let my students use context to figure out what I mean, I sing with intent every time, and I tell them that I was very good at math and that I had an average of 97% in my last year of high school, which was only as low as that because my English mark brought it down.
So my advice is this:
Parents – love your kids but please don’t confuse love with empty praise. Challenge them to be better and praise/reward them for true excellence. Don’t be afraid for them to try something and fail, because failure feeds desire.
Teachers – let’s continue to raise our expectations and celebrate when the students achieve at these higher levels, rather than lower them (as current culture would have us do) so that everyone can “succeed”. Let’s breed true success.
All of us – don’t shrink from your own brilliance. Go all out every time, and watch how everyone around you starts to do the same thing. We can be so impressive when we want to.
Let’s want to.
Author Rich DlinPosted on November 3, 2012 Categories Family, Miscellaneous musings, TeachingTags breeding success, excellence, manufacturing success, marianne williamson, mr. incredible, success3 Comments on Dare To Be Exceptional
Creating a Home Gym (aka The Gym That Math Built)
I lift weights, and I love it. I haven’t always been consistent with it though. I started a few times. First when I was a teenager, and then again when I was a newlywed, and then again when I was in my early 30’s. It was that last time that stuck, and here I am at 43 still lifting (currently recovering from an injury 4 weeks ago, but I am still a lifter). At first, I would go to a commercial gym, and I learned a lot there about what the different machines are for, what movements to do, and how to lift with good form. I loved going to the gym, but after a while I wanted the convenience of being able to train at home. I didn’t want just any home gym though. I wanted a home gym that would totally replace the commercial gym. I have one now, and this is the story of how it came to be. It started in June, 2006.
Rich’s Home Gym, aka “The Dlingeon” Version 1.0 (June, 2006)
First things first, I needed a space. We had recently moved into a new home (brand new that we chose from architectural plans), and a big criterion was that there be a good space in the basement for a gym. Our basement has just that. When you go down the stairs and turn right there is a big open area with a walkout to the backyard which is great for a family/games room, but if you turn left there is a smaller perfectly rectangular area that my wife and I knew from the get-go would eventually be the home gym. Check “space requirement” off the list.
Next on the list – flooring. It’s just not a good idea to put a home gym down without the proper kind of flooring. In a basement, you are probably dealing with concrete as I was. This is good because it’s hard to seriously compromise concrete, but if you don’t cover it with something you’re asking for dust, concrete chipping when you drop weights (and you will if you’re doing it right!), and cold feet. Ideally you’d want some heavy-duty rubber mats like they have in commercial gyms, and initially that was my plan. Then I found out how much that costs. To cover the whole floor would have cost more than the gym equipment I planned to buy! So I scaled the 1-inch thick rubber down to two 4X6 mats, for deadlifting, and for the rest I bought the children’s play-area interlocking foam. One side is colorful, the other is black. I opted to have the black side facing up. Check flooring off the list.
Next – equipment! My goal was to spend as little as possible to get as much as possible. That’s usually the case. I did a lot of research and initially wanted to get a smith machine since it’s safe for training alone, and provides a lot of options, especially since you can add options with pulleys etc. But smith machines are quite expensive and when I went shopping I discovered the leverage PowerLift system by BodySolid. It had a pressing station, a curling and pulldown station, and a hack squat station. Plate loaded and extemely well-designed. And the best news was that I could come in under-budget and buy a power rack. I bought the PowerLift, power rack, a bunch of weight plates (2X2.5, 2X5, 4X25, 6X45) and I was set. This was to be the last time I would make a major gym purchase retail. If I had known then what I know now I never would have gone to a store. But more on that later. Check equipment off the list.
The PowerLift still in the boxes. This was an exciting moment!
Sept. 2006. Rich’s Home Gym v1.0
In the pictures you can see where I set up the power rack and the heavy duty mats. It’s the perfect spot for it as there is just enough width and depth to be able to train in the rack and load/unload weights comfortably, with literally not an inch to spare. “Not an inch to spare” is a key characteristic of a good home gym. I don’t remember what the total cost was, however I have a vague memory of having done all this for around $1600. Not bad.
Here’s a quick video of me using the PowerLift in 2007. I used to time my rest between sets, so you’ll see me hit the button on my high class Casio after the set.
This is a good time for a detour into how I paid for all the rest of the evolution of the gym.
How Math Built My Gym
From a budgeting perspective, the money I spent on the gym at this stage was money my wife and I had allocated for a home gym for me, and I had a pretty complete gym. From that time on, any money I wanted to spend had to come from “non-family” funds. I do a lot of math tutoring so there’s a source of income that is “extra”. When I tutor though, my wife and kids have to stay quiet, because I tutor in our home in the dining room. Our house is not very big. Any noise in the house is heard in the dining room, no matter where the noise originates. I have to tutor in the dining room because it is in plain sight of the front door, and it’s important to me that parents of the students I tutor know that at any time they could walk up to the door and see us. Teachers will understand that sadly, these are things we have to consider whenever we know we are going to be alone with a kid who is not ours. A long time ago my wife and I sat down to discuss tutoring funds, and we decided that the whole family contributes in their own way to my being able to earn that extra money. So we decided that what made the most sense to us is that whatever I earn, 50% goes right into family money. Of the remaining 50%, half goes to my own discretionary pile and the other half goes into my wife’s discretionary pile. This is money that either of us can spend on whatever we want without having to consult or feel guilty that a frivolous purchase was made at the expense of something the family may have needed or wanted. I use it for things like casino trips, electronic toys that only I care about, and gifts for my wife (she uses hers on gifts for me among other things). This stash of money was to become my source for the rest of the improvements to my gym.
Dlingeon Version 1.01 (June, 2006)
At some point early on I realized I wanted to be able to do what I call corner rows. Easy enough. Using money I make tutoring math, I bought a v-grip cable handle (still retail), and put a piece of foam in the corner to protect the barbell and the wall. Many people say you need to anchor the barbell for this movement, and I suppose that would be safe, but I have never done so and never had a problem. Because of the way I lean back when I start, it gets jammed into the corner pretty good and I have never had it drift up, even with as much as 5 plates loaded on the business end. Here’s an early vid from the same day as the other video of me performing this movement.
Dlingeon Version 1.1 (July, 2007)
I loved that PowerLift a lot, but I began to really miss a few items. First and foremost, dumbbells. Secondly, a dip stand. My first solution to the dumbbell dilemma was to buy two spin-lock dumbbell handles and enough 10 lb plates to load them both up to the hilt. I also bought four 5’s and four 2.5’s for maximum flexibility. These were standard handles, not Olympic, since Olympic dumbbells are actually kind of annoying. But it meant that I had to buy standard weight plates. I did get these retail, but it was not very expensive. Maybe $100 total. Plus side: I could now create dumbbells from 5 lbs to 85 lbs (85 was a tight squeeze). Minus: I had to load them manually and no matter what the handle always sticks out so if you’re doing presses that start on your thighs it can get awkward and painful.
Weight plates, PowerLift attachments, and spin-lock dumbbells
As for the dip stand, I did end up buying retail. I bought a basic Northern Lights dip stand which as I recall was $125 at the time. I put it in the corner where I do corner rows. You can see the foam piece I use to protect the wall. Only a minor inconvenience to have to move the dip stand to do corner rows.
Northern Lights Basic Dip Stand
My mother also bought me a cool clock for the gym. It was shaping up. So was I!
Gym Clock – “I KNOW IT HURTS”
Dlingeon Version 1.2 (April, 2008)
One of the fairly predictable side effects of lifting weights is that you get stronger. When I first started lifting in my 30’s I used to look at guys that could press the 70 lb dumbbells and think they were monsters. The dumbbells in the gym I joined at the time went all the way up to 100 lbs. I remember how those 100’s looked like caricatures – gigantic. I also remember that when the owner gave me a tour of the gym prior to joining he told me the dumbbells “only went up to 100 to keep out the goons.”
Well there were only two guys I ever saw pick up and use those 100’s and they seemed like goons to me. I guessed if you could use bigger dumbbells than that you were an übergoon. I never dreamed I’d get to that stratum of goondom but working out regularly for years will get you there if you do it right, and the time came when my 85 lbs worth of dumbbell flexibility was not enough. I needed heavier dumbbells. I was a goon.
Here’s the thing about dumbbells though. They really cost a fortune. They’re generally sold by the pound, and when you’re looking for 90 lbs and up that adds up in a hurry (side note, if you want to find out how much a set of dumbbells from 90 lbs-120 lbs in 5 lb increments will cost at $1.50 a pound you could add it up one at a time or you can use an arithmetic series to simplify the calculations – you can guess which method I use). There was clearly no way I would pay retail. Thus began my love affair with craigslist and kijiji. Not many people are selling heavy dumbbells, and of the people who are they are often still asking quite a bit of money, but with patience and diligence you will eventually find what you need at a price you can afford. And I did. I found a guy who was selling a set of 95 lb – 120 lbs in increments of 5 lbs for under 50 cents/lb. At the time retail was over $1.50. I drove to his house, loaded them up into my wife’s Honda Pilot, and brought them home. I was so excited to use them! I was not strong enough to use the 120’s for anything but one-arm dumbbell rows yet, but I could press the 95’s and fairly quickly got up past the 100’s.
Übergoon! Heavy Dumbbells, 95 lbs – 120 lbs
Dlingeon Version 1.21 (July, 2008)
Anyone who has ever lifted heavy dumbbells will tell you that it’s not the most fun when they all live on the floor. So began my quest for a dumbbell rack. When you’re trying to build something of quality on a tight budget you really start to think carefully about maximizing the utility of each dollar you spend (keep in mind, every dollar I spend on the gym is a dollar I can’t spend on an iPad or Dolby Digital Surround System). One of the things that I really started to realize was that there would be items I’d need or want in the gym that were not directly used for exercise. I didn’t want to have to pay a lot of money for those. I looked at retail dumbbell racks that could hold heavy dumbbells and they just cost way too much for me to justify the expense. I once again used patience and craigslist to stumble upon a guy who was selling a custom job that was seriously heavy duty, and also had a shallow footprint, which is key in a home gym with limited space. He was asking $150 and I bought it for $100. As a plus, when I got there he had a pair of 140 lb dumbbells that he had no use for and offered them to me for $25!! Easy decision, even though to this day I’ve never pressed them. I have used them many times for rows though. They look so hardcore too sitting on the rack.
The icing on the cake was when he offered to let me use his truck to bring it all home. He and his brother helped me disassemble it, then load it up, and they followed me back to my place where they helped me carry it in. I reassembled it myself. It’s not hard to do but when you have a home gym you start to learn quickly there are a few tools you want to make sure you have. A ratchet set, a wrench set and a set of Allen keys found their way into my toolbox that day! I can’t even count the times I’ve used them since.
Custom dumbbell rack, along with new 140 lb dumbbells the guy I bought the rack from threw in for $25.
Dlingeon Version 1.22 (August, 2008)
One exercise I absolutely love to do is the deadlift. Anyone who has done it for any length of time will tell you how great it is for building all around strength and size. However they will also tell you that it takes its toll. One way around this is to not deadlift every week. When I was in a commercial gym I would alternate deadlift weeks with weighted hyperextensions. This both alleviated the stress of deadlifting too often and also had the bonus of strengthening my lower back so I could deadlift heavier weight! In my home gym I had no good replacement for hypers. So I needed a hyperextension bench. But again these are tough to find used, and to get a commercial quality one retail was out of the question. Once more patience and diligence worked in my favour and I eventually found one for $40. A Lamar. Lamar is a fitness equipment company that made great quality stuff for home gyms, but unfortunately went under (from what I’ve read it had nothing to do with their product and everything to do with a crooked accountant). If you can find Lamar equipment that hasn’t been abused, buy it! It’ll usually be for a great price because it’s not a well-known name thanks to the company’s quick demise and so it’s priced well under comparable stuff from companies like Hoist, Precor, BodySolid, etc. This bench has adjustable everything, including the angle which adjusts from 45 degrees all the way to horizontal.
Lamar Fitness Multi-Position Hyperextension/Roman Chair
Dlingeon Version 1.23 (October, 2008)
The dumbbell handles with screw-lock were an okay solution for the price, but they have their drawbacks. First and foremost, the bar sticks out way past the weights, and it digs into your thighs if you want to do dumbbell presses with them starting with the weights on your knees, which is really the only way to do it when you train alone. Even if you offset the dumbbell so the bar isn’t digging into your thigh the screw-lock still does. So I had been trolling the internet for a used set for a long time, waiting for the right set at the right price. It finally came in the form of a guy who had a set custom made for himself in the 80’s by a friend who had a body shop. The guy had stopped lifting years before, and had stored the set in his basement. There was quite a bit of rust on them so he knew he couldn’t get much and was asking 50 cents/lb for his set which went from 25 lbs – 105 lbs in increments of 5 lbs, but for some reason was missing the 75’s. I offered him 30 cents/lb and he took it. My friend drove over to the guys house with me and we loaded up the dumbbells into my wife’s van and his station wagon, and once again when I got home I had the pleasure of multiple sets of farmer’s walk from my porch through the living/dining room and down the stairs into the basement. Note to anyone who ever does this – start with the heaviest ones! Otherwise by the time you get to them you won’t be able to move. Also, warm up. It’s a serious workout.
Once they were down my rack was finally put to full use. Here’s a pic. I had originally intended to restore the dumbbells by removing the rust and repainting, but to date I have not had the time or inclination, and the dumbbells work just fine anyway.
Full Dumbbell Set – 25 lbs – 140 lbs. Rust is free of charge.
another pic – the set was too big now to fit in one frame!
At first I had decided to put the heavy dumbbells on top, since it’s actually a bit difficult to get them out of the vertically oriented rack from the bottom. That is what you see in the picture. However I did eventually move the heavy ones to the bottom because I worried (probably unnecessarily) about the centre of gravity of the full rack. Note those awesome 140’s at the top right! I do use them. Here’s a video of me rowing those bad boys.
Dlingeon Version 2.0 (November, 2008)
The PowerLift was a great gym, but it had some issues which over time I realized were becoming more than I wanted to deal with. For one, when you’re doing chest presses using a leverage system, every set always begins with a rep at the bottom of the range of motion. Imagine starting a bench press with the bar at your chest instead of at arm’s length. This is not technically a terrible thing, but I found as I got stronger that the weight I had to use so that I could start the set was significantly lighter than the weight I would use if I could make it heavier once I finished the positive portion of the first rep. I started to load heavier weights on and struggle to get the first rep but then the rest of the reps would be smooth. I injured my shoulder doing this, and it was quite a significant injury that kept me out of the gym for a couple of months.
Another issue I had with the PowerLift was there was no good way to do a flye movment. There were bands you could attach to the arms of the pull station, but you weren’t pulling in the direction of the resistance. A flye is supposed to be from the outside in (or the inside out) and the resistance should be in the opposite direction of the pull. With bands attached to fixed arms the movement could be done but the resistance doesn’t work against the flye. In other words, I really missed the cable systems at the commercial gym where you could do crossovers. It wasn’t terrible since I had dumbbells and those are great for flyes, but there are times when you’d like to use a machine.
I also looked at the footprint of the PowerLift and decided that in the long run I would regret how much space it takes up. There was equipment I knew I’d eventually want to get and there wasn’t room for it as long as the PowerLift was there. So I made the decision to sell the PowerLift, which I did for about $200 less than I paid, and I bought a Nautilus Smith machine used for significantly less than I made selling my PowerLift. This was the beginning of me using my existing equipment to upgrade to new equipment, usually without being out of pocket and often at a profit!
The Nautilus system I bought was actually very clever, as it combined a smith machine with a plate-loaded cable system with multiple positions for the handles. Here’s a picture of it just after I put it together:
Nautilus NT-CC1
And here’s a picture of the bench it came with. One downside to selling the PowerLift was I had to sell the FID (Flat-Incline-Decline) bench it came with. The bench that came with the Nautilus was not as good.
Nautilus FID Bench
The main problem with the bench is the fact that it widens at the seat. This becomes quite irritating when doing movements where you’re lying down because I have been gifted with legs of a man 6 inches shorter than I am, and unless you have super long legs you have to separate your legs to let your feet touch the floor. A minor irritation but an irritation nonetheless. The Nautilus system also came with Nautilus Olympic plates, which was nice because I was starting to need more weight plates!
Dlingeon Version 2.1 (February, 2009)
One of the main pieces I had been missing from a commercial gym was a leg press. They take up quite a bit of space and they are really only good for a few movements, so it was hard to justify the purchase, but I had created space selling the PowerLift and had saved up enough that I could finally pull the trigger. Originally I wanted to buy the BodySolid leg press/hack squat combo but I found someone selling a Northern Lights unit that also converted from leg press to hack squat and they were asking about half of the retail price. Decision made. Here’s a pic:
Northern Lights Leg Press/Hack Squat, configured for hack squats. To switch to leg press the back pad can be moved to the foot plate and there’s a metal foot plate that can be lifted up behind where the back pad is in the picture.
Dlingeon Version 2.11 (April, 2009)
I had been looking for a seated calf machine for some time. Once again it has very limited use so I wasn’t interested in spending a ton of money on it. I kept my eye on kijiji and craigslist and one finally came up, listed for $150. I offered $125 and they agreed. It doesn’t take up much space so it was no problem fitting it in. It comes fitted for standard weight plates so I did have to buy an Olympic adapter retail – $15.
One issue with it that I live with to this day is that there is no safety stop position, so if you get in trouble and can’t re-rack the weight you have to let it fall to the ground and get your legs out of the way.
Northern Lights Seated Calf
Around this time, a friend of mine called me to tell me that his neighbour was selling a VKR – that’s home gym speak for a Vertical Knee Raise station and it really means one of those contraptions that you can use for dips, pull-ups and that also has a back pad and handles with armrests for hanging knee raises. They’re really versatile and a great addition to your gym. Since I already had a dip station though I wasn’t going to bite, but then my friend told me his neighbour only wanted $75 for it, and he would bargain down to $50 for me. That was too good to pass up so I listed my dip station for $125, sold it for $100, and bought the VKR for $50.
Standard Home Gym VKR
Sadly, I only used this for a few workouts. A friend of mine was over for a workout and watched me doing weighted dips on this unit. I weighed about 220 lbs at the time and was hanging 90 lbs from a belt around my waist, and my friend noticed that the handles were bending and the main posts were as well. That was when I learned that not all VKR’s are created equally. I sold it almost right away for … wait for it … $275! Then I replaced it with a Hoist VKR of significantly sturdier construction, which I bought from a guy who had been a silent partner in a gym that had gone under and had all the equipment in a storage unit that he didn’t want to keep paying rent for. I paid $150 for the Hoist VKR. It retails for over $1000.
Hoist VKR
This was a significant improvement over the previous two dip stations. First, it’s rated for weights heavy enough for me and my weight plates, and second, the back pad actually comes off and can be attached at the back for incline ab exercises. It also turns out this unit was a big attraction and here’s a picture of my friend, IFBB Pro Carrie Simmons, demonstrating dips in my gym.
IFBB Pro Carrie Simmons graces the Dlingeon and demonstrates proper dip form!
Dlingeon Version 3.0 (June, 2009)
Well the Nautilus Smith was fun for a while, but I didn’t like the bench it came with and I didn’t like the fact that I couldn’t do pulldowns on it. I also felt it was taking up too much space. So in June ’09 I decided to sell it and replace it with a multi-gym cable system. I sold the Smith for $700 and bought a Northern Lights multi-gym for $520.
Northern Lights Multi-Gym – dog butt not included as standard equipment.
I also used the proceeds from the Smith to buy a Northern Lights preacher bench for $75. Because I sold the FID bench with the Smith, I had to buy another FID bench, along with leg extension attachment. I found these used for $200 and $40, respectively. Northern Lights makes all their plate loaded stuff for standard plates, so once again I had to buy an Olympic adapter – $15.
Northern Lights FID Bench
Northern Lights Preacher Bench
The multi-gym was good for a lot of things, but I noticed immediately that it was built for people with different proportions than me. So for example I never could get the pec-dec to fit my arms properly, and when I did pull-downs my legs were always pretty squished under the anchors, even with them set at the highest position. Strange when you consider that I have freakishly short legs. All that said though, it was usable, and I used it for a long time.
If you’re paying close attention to the pictures, you’ll see the foam piece still in the corner. No problem, except now I have to move a preacher bench to do corner rows. Big deal. You’ll also notice a weird-looking curl bar on the preacher bench. That’s a purchase I regretted almost immediately and sold it right away for $35, then bought an EZ-Curl bar retail for $55 to replace it.
Dlingeon Version 3.01 (December, 2009)
Turns out I didn’t like the Northern Lights FID bench too much. I found the back pad to be too narrow and I was benching in the neighbourhood of 275 lbs at this point, with my bodyweight of 220 lbs or so, and I never quite trusted the tiny hinge at the bottom which becomes the focus of all that weight. So I looked around until I found a used Body Solid FID. Body Solid makes three of these, each one sturdier than the previous. I wanted the sturdiest one they make. I found someone selling one for $250 and bought it, then sold my Northern Lights FID and leg extension attachment for $350. I did have to buy the Body Solid leg extension attachment retail, for $112, so I was down $12 on the exchange. I could live with that for the much higher quality bench! I don’t have any pictures of it alone, but it will show up in pictures later on.
The multi-gym configuration lasted me quite some time, but in July of 2011 I decided that I was ready for a change. I’d been looking at functional trainers and liked the idea of the flexibility they provide. I kept my eye out for a used one that was priced well as they’re seriously expensive, and finally found a trainer who had a gym but was shifting his focus from weights to TRX, and he had a Tuff-Stuff functional trainer that was gathering dust. So I sold my multi-gym and bought his functional trainer. And for a bonus, he’d paid extra for the Smith attachment to the trainer, so now I had a full functional trainer and a Smith machine!
Tuff Stuff Functional Trainer/Smith
With some moving around of equipment I was able to fit it all in.
Full gym except for functional trainer
I love the functional trainer/Smith machine, but one serious drawback is that there is no good way to anchor yourself for pulldowns. This started to annoy me, so I decided to sacrifice the space my seated calf machine was taking up, and I bought a used Lamar lat tower. The guy that sold it to me had a lot of attachments that I didn’t need, and a lot of weight I didn’t need either. By the time I was done selling the stuff I didn’t need, as well as my seated calf machine, I was $100 and one lat tower richer than before. This is the current state of my gym, and here’s a virtual tour video I took a little while ago. I used a Samsung Tablet to take the video, and apparently the proportions aren’t ideal for YouTube, but you can see everything.
In Conclusion (finally!)
I have to say that I absolutely love having a home gym. My workouts are better here, without the distractions of the commercial gym. Nobody but me ever sweats on the equipment, and all the gym members always put away their weights and dumbbells. I have some computer speakers set up and I plug my iPhone into them when I train, so the music is always exactly what I want to hear. I’ve made huge gains in size and strength. Here are a few videos of my favourite lifts, to finish off this blog, which according to the editor I’m typing in, has just reached 5122 words!
Personal best deadlift:
High rep deadlift:
Low Flyes in the trainer:
Personal best 1-rep bench:
Reverse flyes in the trainer:
Lat pulls in lat tower:
Author Rich DlinPosted on October 29, 2012 October 31, 2012 Categories The gymTags bodybuilding, buy low sell high, commercial gym, commercial gyms, exercise, fitness, get more for less, health, home gym, weightlifting11 Comments on Creating a Home Gym (aka The Gym That Math Built)
Practice Makes …
So imagine someone comes up to you and says “practice makes …” and gives you that annoying lilty tone at the end that suggests you’re supposed to finish the sentence for them. If you’re in the mood and want this imaginary person to be extra irritating, imagine they are raising one eyebrow when they do it. Got the picture? Good. Now assuming you decide not to punch them in the throat, the word that comes to mind is most likely “perfect”. Practice makes perfect. That’s the saying and that’s what we’ve always been told. Math teachers assign homework to exploit this principle. Gymnasts spend hours doing handsprings for the same reason. Orators rehearse speeches. Singers croon in the shower. The list goes on and is lengthy indeed. There’s only one problem though, and it’s a big one. Practice does not make perfect.
Practice makes permanent.
And there’s a gigantic difference between the two concepts. Now I wish I could take credit for the saying “practice makes permanent” but I can’t. I first heard it at a PD day seminar, and if you Google the phrase (go ahead, open a new tab and try it – I just did), you’ll find tons of bloggers and videos discussing it. I guess I’m just one more in the sea of philosophers on this. But it’s my blog so I have no compunctions about sharing my take, especially as I was very recently stung by this concept, and I should know better. Here is the sordid tale:
3 years ago at the age of 40 I performed in my first ever play, and it happened to be my favorite play – Les Miserables. It was an amateur production, and I was overjoyed just to be a part of it. I had many different roles in the ensemble and the experience was unforgettable. I forged many friendships and have been performing in musicals ever since. The day we finished our last performance of Les Mis, I vowed that if I got the chance to do the play again I wanted to get a lead role – Valjean or Javert. I committed to improving my singing so that when the time came, I would nail the audition. I began singing every day, every chance I got. In the shower, in the car – even just hanging around the house. I do have some natural talent which I credit my paternal grandfather with, since he was a world-famous Cantor. He used to coach me when I was young, before my voice changed. However I had no real formal training and had let my voice decay in my adult years. So I had a long way to go but a foundation on which to build.
Fast forward to June 2012. I performed in Jesus Christ Superstar and, owing largely to a paucity of male talent in the cast, I got the role of Jesus. I was elated but also scared to death. That is a ridiculously difficult role vocally, and would never have gone to me if there had been a tenor around (I’m really a baritone). Preparing for and performing Jesus did things for my technique and range that I had only dreamed of. Working with the director, who is an extremely talented vocalist and teacher, I brought my voice forward light years. My performance wasn’t perfect for sure, and Ted Neely certainly has nothing to fear, but I was pleased. Now skip to the present. Les Mis is back! This is my chance. I am a significantly improved singer and I’m ready to nail the audition. The circle has come full. I will redeem myself and fulfill the dream.
Here’s the thing about Les Mis. It’s been my favorite play since I was 20 years old. I’ve been listening to the soundtrack for 23 years. 23 years! I know every word of every song from beginning to end. I can sing the play – all the parts – from memory from beginning to end. And I do. Often. With the car windows down and my kids in the back. They love it. I think.
The thing is though, I mostly do it a capella. Because I can’t play any instruments and my iPhone objects to being used in the shower. So for over 23 years I’ve practiced every song, mostly without any accompaniment. That’s a lot of practice!
OK. So the audition comes. The director asks me to sing a song of my choice and I sang Stars. Then he asked me to sing parts of Empty Chairs at Empty Tables, Bring Him Home, Master of the House, and Do You Hear the People Sing. I sang them all getting happier each moment at how well my Jesus-trained voice was holding up. I really thought I sounded amazing. This director takes a few days to cast the show after auditions. Unlike Jesus, there is a lot of serious male talent in the cast, so even though I thought I did the best I could, I was prepared to not get the fairy tale of a lead role.
I did not. And the men that did beat me fair and square. They are truly amazing. But I still wanted feedback from the director, who knows me very well. I went to see him the following week and told him I thought it was my best singing to date. He disagreed. He told me my pitch was off in quite a few places.
My pitch? Off? I did not see that one coming.
I’ve had and continue to have pitch problems for sure. It plagues me. But I can always hear it. That’s a good thing, because if you’re going to have pitch issues at least if you can hear it you can take steps to repair it. But I honestly did not hear a single bad note this audition. What the hell? I really had to think about that one. And then it occurred to me. Practice makes permanent. I’ve been singing Les Mis for so many years a capella that I’ve grooved notes into my subconscious that sound right to me without an orchestra, but that are a half-tone off in certain places. And when I was singing at the audition, I didn’t even hear the piano, because I’ve sung these songs so many times it’s like putting on an old baseball glove. I practiced the wrong notes. A lot. And they became permanent.
Lesson learned. The only consolation is even had I been pitch-perfect I still would not have landed a lead, because the male leads are completely out of my league. But it hurt to hear I was off.
Well that’s the story that I wanted to start off with, and as it turns out it tells the tale pretty well. What it all boils down to is that practice is invaluable, but it is imperative that we be sure we are practicing perfect. The saying should not be “practice makes perfect”. It really should be “perfect practice makes perfect”. And the key is to make sure we are practicing correctly. It’s not a trivial thing. How can we know? Some easy tips:
Check regularly with an expert (your teacher, your coach, a trainer etc), even if you are an expert. For example, in the gym I’ve often seen experienced lifters consistently lifting with bad form and they don’t even know it.
If it’s singing or something physical, record yourself and listen/watch often. Seeing or hearing yourself from the outside is a whole different experience than what you feel when it’s happening. Using mirrors is good, but mirrors lie. Everything you see there is from the level of your own eyes. Most people won’t be seeing you from that angle. Plus, when the person watching you is not you, you don’t have the same constant feedback you use instinctively to correct things when you are looking into a mirror.
Don’t get complacent. Sometimes a slight deviation can creep in to something that was on track and though you think you’re still practicing perfect, you’re not.
For me, I’ll continue to practice. But no more singing a capella! It’s a trap and I fell for it. I won’t anymore. Now if only I could learn to play the piano …
Author Rich DlinPosted on October 21, 2012 October 21, 2012 Categories Performing Arts, Teaching, The gymTags practice makes permanent, rehearsing, singing1 Comment on Practice Makes …
Switch the Side, Switch the Sign?!!?
You can always judge my level of incredulity by my combination of punctuation. Two exclamation marks bookended by two question marks is a high level indeed. It’s the DEFCON 1 of incredulity. It comes from the way I’ve seen a lot of my students conditioned in algebra. It’s extremely sad. I’ll explain, but I have to start with a story about something that happened last week.
Thursday night I came home from play rehearsal and got the debrief about the household goings-on from my wife. Turns out my daughter, my 11-year old angel of happiness, was crying for something like 2 hours while I was gone. Dads out there with daughters (and I guess daughters with dads?) will know that there’s a special thing going on between dads and their girls. I think the best quote I ever read to describe it was this one:
“Certain is it that there is no kind of affection so purely angelic as of a father to a daughter. In love to our wives there is desire; to our sons, ambition; but to our daughters there is something which there are no words to express.”
So when I find out that my daughter was so miserable, a part of me curls up in the fetal position and cries too. But you want to know what made it worse? What made it even more upsetting? The source of her pain was … algebra. Algebra! Her first algebra. A person’s first exposure to algebra should be special. It should be life-defining. It should be a cherished memory that warms you on command. A polished jewel of contentment forever residing at the center of your soul. And yet here’s my daughter, crying for 2 hours, and it was because of algebra. And I wasn’t home.
Talk about two ways to break my heart. Unacceptable!
So I dug a little deeper. My wife told me that my daughter was doing question after question, getting them right, and crying that she didn’t get it. My wife, no slouch in the math department for sure, was explaining the process, but for some reason it wasn’t getting through. My daughter just kept insisting she didn’t get it, all the while getting questions correct. How does this make sense? In what universe can a child keep getting questions right and through tears insist she doesn’t understand? The answer is because she was just following orders. The old “Switch the side, switch the sign” gambit. Consider this question she was working on:
x + 3 = 7
x = 7 – 3
Correct, right? And easy too? So why was she so miserable?
It’s because she had no idea why she was doing what she was doing, or what any of it meant, and certainly no way to tell if her answer was right. She was right by accident, and because she was following a bunch of rules. In short, she wasn’t doing any math at all. She was, for all intents and purposes (or for all “intensive purposes” if you’re one of those people who hears sayings but never sees them written down) a trained monkey repeating a task. And nobody wants that … except for maybe the monkey because they get a lot of rewards for stuff like that … but no human wants that. And my daughter is exceedingly human.
You see, here’s what she was taught (or at the very least, to give her teacher the benefit of the doubt, it’s what she thought she was taught): To get the variable alone you have to move the number to the other side. If it’s plus you do minus and if it’s times you do divide. If it’s minus you do plus and if it’s divide you do times. Ouch. So much wrong with this I don’t even know how to start. But I do know that it’s taught this way so often that I have students who think that’s what algebra is. And I know of one teacher who used to have her students repeat the mantra “Switch the side, switch the sign.” I used to ask those students what they do if it’s multiplication or division. They said that’s when you don’t switch the sign. Ooooookay then.
So here’s the thing. When students are taught “rules” for solving equations they are not learning math. They are learning algorithms. An algorithm is a sequence of steps you follow to complete a specific task. You don’t need to know why, and in fact the reason algorithms are so powerful and so common is because you don’t need to know why. Long division is an excellent example. Many of us remember how to use long division to get the answer to 97654 divided by 7. But how many of us know why it works? The algorithm was designed to turn humans into calculators so that mathematicians didn’t have to do the tedious work. In WW1 there were literally rooms full of people – called calculators – who would do repetitive tedious calculations assigned to them by codebreakers. The codebreakers knew why the calculations were required, but the volume of work to do it was so vast that if the breakers themselves were to do the work they’d never decode a single message. So calculators were invented. They were people. A lot of them. And they were good at algorithms. But they didn’t know any math. Of course nowadays we have little computers that do the same job, but the concept is the same. A computer doesn’t think – it only follows instructions. It is excellent at executing algorithms. BUT THAT ISN’T MATH!!!
Ok. Back to the algebra, and my daughter. Saturday morning we were sitting in the family room, still in our pajamas, and Phineas and Ferb had just ended. The time was right. I told her I was going to help her with algebra but first she needed to forget everything she’d learned thus far. She happily agreed and put the misery in some invisible incinerator. Ahhh. Square one. Then we had this conversation:
Me: “Imagine I split your class up into groups of 2. Pick a partner.”
Her: “Alyssa!” (this was meant to be obvious to me)
Me: “Ok, now every pair has to pick one person for the blue team and one for the red.” (blue is her favourite colour – I’m not a rookie)
Her: “Blue!”
Me: “Ok, we’re going to play a game. Blue team goes first. Here’s the game. Pick a number but not a hard one. Don’t tell red team what it is. Now your job is to give Alyssa one hint, and if she gets it right you both get a point. Otherwise nobody scores.” (yeah, lame game, I know – but there are points and a blue team so she’s right on board)
Her: “Ok. My hint is it’s my favourite number.” (I saw this coming a mile away, and had a plan)
Me: “Right, Ok. But here’s the thing. You want to be SURE Alyssa will get it right. What if she can’t remember what your favourite number is? You want to give her a clue that will work for sure. And no using your number in the clue!”
Her: “It’s my birthday.” (Ha! I saw that coming too)
Me: “What if Alyssa forgot your birthday?”
Her: “How could she? She’s coming to my party!”
Me: “Good point. But what if she thinks your birthday is on a different day than the party? After all it is. You want to be sure she’ll guess your number, so make the hint foolproof.”
Her: “Ok, I get it. My hint is my number is 5 less than 10.”
Me: “Awesome! Ok, I’m Alyssa. Is it 5?”
Her: “You knew that already because you know my favourite number.”
Me: “Good point. Ok, here, it’s red team’s turn. If you increase my number by 7 you get 12.”
Her: “Hey you can’t pick the same number as me!” (Success!!!!)
Me: “Yes I can I can pick any number I want. Ok your turn.”
Her: “If you cut my number in half you get 10” (ooooh, nice one)
Me: “20?”
Her: “Yes! Ok, give me one now!”
Me: “If you multiply my number by 2 and then add 1, you get 13.”
Her: “6?”
Me: “6? Why 6?”
Her: “Because 6 x 2 is 12 and 12 + 1 is 13.”
Me: “Nice! Ok, you go.”
Her: “If you add 67354 to my number you get 90543.”
Me: “Ummm, are you going to know if I got it right?”
Her: “No. But you always get it right so I want to know the answer.” (Love her – I always get it right? She needs to talk to my wife!)
Me: “How am I supposed to get it? Those numbers are huge!”
Her: “Just do 90543 minus 67354!”
Me: “Right. I knew that. Ok it’s 23189.” (I rock at doing subtraction in my head – blows her away every time – she checked with a calculator)
Her: “Yes. Nice one Daddy.”
This went on for a long time. She really liked the game. At some point she realized that I was not keeping score and she got mad at me. Then she realized that it would always be a tie so she said it was not a good points system. We spent some time coming up with a better points system. She came up with something. It was fairly convoluted and had to do with blue team’s ability to do an aerial cartwheel so I lost, but I’m comfortable with that.
Then I told her a story about a dude from a long time ago named al-Khwarizmi, who wrote a book called “Al-Kitāb al-mukhtaṣar fī ḥisāb al-jabr wa-l-muqābala“ (no, I don’t have the name of the book memorized – I always have to look it up – but I always know the al-Jabr part). I said the name of the book is a pain to say so a lot of people just called it al-Jabr. I told her that al-Khwarizmi’s book was all about ways to answer questions like the one in the game if you were not good enough to do it in your head. Take for example the clue
“If you increase my number by 7 you get 12”
al-K (that’s what his peeps called him I bet) would have said the clue slightly differently. He would have said
“Suppose thing, increased by 7 ducats, results in 12 ducats.” (take a moment to explain that ducats are kind of like dollars)
Then he would have said that you can solve it by reversing the increase, and conclude
“Therefore thing is 12 ducats reduced by 7 ducats, which is to say 5 ducats”
Then we did a few that way. I’d write “Thing, multiplied by 6, results in 18 ducats” and she’d write “Therefore thing is 18 divided by 6, which is to say 3 ducats.”
Now some people might not believe that you can ask and expect an 11-year old to use language like this, but I’ve never understood why people would think that. Speak to them this way and they will listen, understand, and respond in kind. It’s what we’re wired to do. It’s how we learn to communicate.
I should mention that at one point she asked me if al-K called his book al-Jabr because it sounds like algebra. I told her that algebra sounds like al-Jabr because of that book! That al-K invented algebra. She thought that was super cool but also wanted to know how I could know such a thing. She was amazed to find out that I studied some history in my life. Daddy points scored.
Ok. So this gets tedious right? My daughter agreed. It’s too much writing. So then I told her about a dude named Rene Descartes who really liked al-K’s methods, but was too lazy to write it all out that way. So he’d look at the sentence
“Suppose thing, increased by 7 ducats, results in 12 ducats.”
And he’d say for example that “thing” is too many letters to write, but it’s important since it’s the number we’re trying to get people to guess. So Descartes chose the minimum number of letters possible. One. I let her choose the letter. She chose “m”. She always chooses “m” when letter-choosing is the task at hand. Then I told her that “increased by” is a pain to write out also, and asked her what she thought Descartes would say instead. She wrote down “+”. Then I said what’s “results in”? She wrote “=”. And Voila! She had written
m + 7 = 12
Then without me saying anything else, she said “Oh, so then Descartes would write m = 12 – 7! Which is 5!”.
And honestly, with that the lesson was done. I gave her about 8 more equations to solve in the Descartes style, and she got them all. We never once discussed rules, and we never once switched a bloody sign.
And there were no tears.
Maybe I’ve rescued the algebra memory.
Author Rich DlinPosted on October 15, 2012 February 16, 2013 Categories Family, MathTags algebra, daughters, fathers, homework, math1 Comment on Switch the Side, Switch the Sign?!!?
I’ve read a lot of blogs by people who have some pretty intelligent and interesting things to say or share. Sometimes when I’m reading one of those I think,
“Hey, I should start a blog too. I’m interesting! I’m intelligent! I like sharing!”
Then I remember that I’m possibly the only person that thinks that. Okay my wife and kids too. But I’m not sure my kids count since I’ve conditioned them to believe it. And my wife well … she must be slightly off to have married me in the first place so …
And yet here it is. I started a blog. What to expect? Because I am a high school math teacher, here I’ll likely rant about education, and how math is too often taught in a way that scars people permanently from about grade 5 on. Because I am a father, you’ll probably catch a musing or two about how I think kids should come with a manual – or at least a YouTube tutorial. Because I am a husband there is a very real possibility you’ll encounter a thought here and there about what marriage means to me, and how I can’t get over how many guys mess it up. Because I lift weights, you will certainly read posts about workouts, inspiration, transformation and frustration. Finally, because I do a lot of amateur theatre, expect a bone here and there about how that goes.
That is, assuming anyone is reading. Which is really the mystery to me. Who reads these? (me, I guess) Why? (because people link to them on Facebook, to be honest). Who would read mine? Well I suppose I’ll find out.
Author Rich DlinPosted on October 14, 2012 November 16, 2013 Categories Miscellaneous musingsTags father, husband, math teaching, musical theatre, weighlifting1 Comment on So it begins… | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10919 | {"url": "https://richdlin.com/author/richdlin/page/4/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "richdlin.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:52:14Z", "digest": "sha1:AJDPLPJZOZ2FSCLS5VOCSPAQUWQBNNYR"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 72928, 72928.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 72928, 76117.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 72928, 230.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 72928, 351.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 72928, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 72928, 331.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 72928, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 72928, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 72928, 2.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 72928, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 72928, 0.4693044]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 72928, null]], 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Obituary of Michael A. Peterson
MICHAEL A. PETERSON, 60 of Morrill, went to be with the Lord July 19, 2010. He was born November 20, 1949 in Monmouth, Illinois, the son of Beauford and Nancy (Carlson) Peterson. Michael attended Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. He majored in political science and received his teaching degree there. He married Debbie Phelps November 21, 1970. After filling in for the pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Monmouth, Illinois, he heard the Lord call him to ministry which led him to seminary. Michael then attended the Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary in Denver, Colorado and received a Masters of Divinity. Michael, Debbie and their two sons then moved to Chicago, Illinois where he served as youth pastor for five years. They then moved on to Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Bethel Baptist where he served as senior pastor of an integrated church for 11 years. He and his family then moved back to Joliet, Illinois as senior pastor of Bethel Baptist Church for 3 ½ years before retiring with his wife for five years. They took this time to travel all over the United States antiquing. They enjoyed finding the perfect pieces to buy and sell. After their five-year retirement, he got the call from 1st Baptist Church of Waldoboro, Maine, a quiet little church in downtown. While pastoring they built a new church in Waldoboro and the church continued to grow. Michael resigned after 7 ½ years and was guest speaker at various churches. He was asked to speak at Damariscotta Baptist Church and was invited to be their interim pastor. While serving he was asked to be the interim pastor at Morrill Baptist Church in Morrill, Maine which he accepted, and he and Debbie split their time between the two churches. Once Damariscotta Baptist Church found their full-time pastor, he became full-time interim pastor until one year ago when he was hired as their full-time pastor. In addition to serving in various pastoral positions in his life, his passion was working with the missions group, Philipean Fellowship, which was a mission to help Eastern European pastors build churches and become full-time pastors. They traveled to the Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and all across Eastern Europe. |While serving with this ministry, he became pastor of Outreach. He was a student and collector of history. He is predeceased by his parents and is survived by his wife of almost 40 years, Debbie Peterson of Morrill; his two sons, Michael Shane Peterson of Cleveland, Ohio, Chad Andrew Peterson of Albuquerque, New Mexico; his aunt Gracie LeFevre and husband Ron of Simsbury, CT; five cousins; many other brothers and sisters in Christ across the world; also his dogs who he referred to as “the boys”, Chance and Jake. A celebration of life will be held at 11:00 am on July 24, 2010 at Morrill Baptist Church South Main St. Morrill with a reception immediately following. In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations in his memory to Philipean Fellowship c/o Jeff Norton 99 Storer Road, Bremen, Maine 04551. Arrangements are under the care of Crabiel-Riposta Funeral Home, 182 Waldo Avenue, Belfast. On-line condolences may be offered to the family at www.ripostafh.com.
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String (computer science)
Champion (role variant)
Champion (disambiguation)
Champion (apple)
Microsoft Word is a word processor developed by Microsoft. It was first released in 1983 under the name Multi-Tool Word for Xenix systems. Subsequent versions were later written for several other platforms including IBM PCs running DOS (1983), Apple Macintosh running Mac OS (1985), AT&T Unix PC (1985), Atari ST (1988), OS/2 (1989), Microsoft Windows (1989) and SCO Unix (1994). Commercial versions of Word are licensed as a standalone product or as a component of Microsoft Office, Windows RT or the discontinued Microsoft Works suite. Microsoft Word Viewer and Office Online are Freeware editions of Word with limited features.
Origins and growth
In 1981, Microsoft hired Charles Simonyi, the primary developer of Bravo, the first GUI word processor, which was developed at Xerox PARC. Simonyi started work on a word processor called Multi-Tool Word and soon hired Richard Brodie, a former Xerox intern, who became the primary software engineer.
Microsoft announced Multi-Tool Word for Xenix and MS-DOS in 1983. Its name was soon simplified to Microsoft Word. Free demonstration copies of the application were bundled with the November 1983 issue of PC World, making it the first to be distributed on-disk with a magazine. That year Microsoft demonstrated Word running on Windows.
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In computer programming, a string is traditionally a sequence of characters, either as a literal constant or as some kind of variable. The latter may allow its elements to be mutated and the length changed, or it may be fixed (after creation). A string is generally understood as a data type and is often implemented as an array of bytes (or words) that stores a sequence of elements, typically characters, using some character encoding. A string may also denote more general arrays or other sequence (or list) data types and structures.
Depending on programming language and precise data type used, a variable declared to be a string may either cause storage in memory to be statically allocated for a predetermined maximum length or employ dynamic allocation to allow it to hold variable number of elements.
When a string appears literally in source code, it is known as a string literal or an anonymous string.
In formal languages, which are used in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science, a string is a finite sequence of symbols that are chosen from a set called an alphabet.
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Three Words may refer to:
3 Words, the debut album by British pop singer Cheryl Cole
"3 Words" (song), a song from the above album featuring will.i.am
"Three Words", a song by No Angels from the single "Still in Love with You"
"Three Words" (The X-Files), episode 16 in season eight of The X-Files
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The Champion Idealist is one of the 16 role variants of the Keirsey Temperament Sorter, a self-assessed personality questionnaire designed to help people better understand themselves. David Keirsey originally described the Champion role variant; however, a brief summary of the personality types described by Isabel Myers contributed to its development. Champions correlate with the Myers-Briggs type ENFP.
Champions are introspective, cooperative, informative, and expressive. Champions have a strong desire to make their thoughts known to the world. When Champions speak or write, they are often hoping to use their convictions to motivate others to participate in advocacy or they hope to reveal a hidden truth about the human experience. Champions are greatly concerned with ethics and justice and have a strong desire to speak about current issues and events. They are the most inspiring and animated of the role variants.
Champions are very individualistic and they feel a need to experience significant social events. Champions consider intense emotional experiences to be vital to life and view the world as a drama. They are constantly seeking to learn about everything that has to do with advancement of good and the retreat of evil in the world.
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A champion is a first-place winner in a competition.
Champion or Champions may also refer to:
Champion (surname)
DJ Champion, stage name of Maxime Morin, a Quebec electronic musician
Champion Jack Dupree (died 1992), American blues pianist
(King's or), Queen's Champion, British office and its incumbent person
Champion, Alberta, Canada
Champion, California
Champion, Michigan
Champion, Nebraska
Champion, New York
Champion, Wisconsin
Champion Township, Michigan
Champion Township, Minnesota
Champion Township, Trumbull County, Ohio
Titled works
Champions (role-playing game), a game to simulate a superhero comic book world
Champions Online, a 2009 MMORPG loosely based on the above
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Champion, shampion or sampion is a hybrid cultivar of domesticated apple developed c. 1960 in Czech republic from crossing a Golden Delicious and a Cox Orange Pippin. Variety is characterized by a non-uniform skin color.
Rajka (apple)
CZSO
Science photo
Age photo stock
Botanik Foto
Scholarly links
1-Methylcyclopropene postharvest treatment and their effect on apple quality during long-term storage time
Virological assessment of stock planting material of apple and raspberry cultivars
Effects of Blackcurrant and Apple Mash Blending on the Phenolics Contents, Antioxidant Capacity, and Colour of Juices
Effects of calcium fertilizer sprays on storage quality of shampion apples
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Every Word
Watching for a sound to lead me to where ever you go
I can't help it I will always love you
It used to be no words could come between us
Any time was right for secret meetings
It's different now and when you speak
Every word means no (2x)
I'm thinking of things that come to life
Your going through some things so shallow
Theres nothing to fight
I'm a slave I'm anything
I haven't lost my way
I'm looking around in directions
'Cause all I ever thought about was you
Predicting puts me down on shaky ground
I keep thinking your looking at me
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NEW 2022 Campagnolo RECORD 11 speed ULTRA Shift Cassette Fit Super Chorus 12-25
Campagnolo RECORD ULTRA-Shift 11 speed Cassette & lockring. In original sealed retail box, never mounted or used. The 11s ULTRA Shift/Drive system makes shifting more precise and fluid, especially thanks to the careful machining and treatments that the sprocket teeth have undergone. The special sprockets pattern interfaces perfectly with the rest of the drivetrain components, especially the chain and chainrings, thus bringing performance to levels of outstanding excellence.
RECORD Ultra Shift provides the same cog design and smooth shifting as Super Record cassettes with fewer Ti cogs, and only slightly heavier weight. Compatible with ALL 11 speed Campagnolo drivetrains. The largest sprockets are divided into a set of three and are mounted on a new aluminium carrier. Thanks to this, rigidity increases 180% and the individual sprockets are 70% more resistant to torsion.
The teeth have been designed to optimize the speed and fluidity of shifting. This form reduces stress on the chain which ascends more easily onto the higher diameter sprockets. 3 largest cogs are Titanium and the 8 smallest are steel nickel-chromed finish cogs.
Weight & cogs: See chart. Our goal is to have happy repeat customers and lots of great feedback. This item is in the category "Sporting Goods\Cycling\Bicycle Components & Parts\Cassettes, Freewheels & Cogs". The seller is "omniracer" and is located in this country: US.
This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South Africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Bahamas, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Republic of Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts-Nevis, Saint Lucia, Montserrat, Turks and Caicos Islands, Barbados, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Brunei Darussalam, Bolivia, Ecuador, Egypt, French Guiana, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Guadeloupe, Iceland, Jersey, Jordan, Cambodia, Cayman Islands, Liechtenstein, Sri Lanka, Luxembourg, Monaco, Macau, Martinique, Maldives, Nicaragua, Oman, Peru, Pakistan, Paraguay, Reunion, Vietnam.
Item Height: 11 Speed
MPN: CS9-RE125
Compatible Bike Type: Time Trial/Triathalon, Road Bike - Racing, Road Bike - Touring, Cyclocross Bike, Recumbent Bike, Tandem Bike
Freehub/Driver Type: Campagnolo
Country of Manufacture: Italy
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Blu-Ray Review: Halloween 3 Season of the Witch
Posted On September 24, 2012 In Halloween
It’s not a secret that I absolutely love Halloween 3. Yes I’m aware that it has nothing to do with Michael Myers and that’s precisely why it’s such a cinematic oddity. Now Shout Factory has released Halloween 3 on a lovingly re-mastered Blu-ray with lots of extras so it seemed like a great opportunity to revisit this misunderstood film.
After the success of Halloween parts 1 and 2 John Carpenter and Debra Hill Decided they had told the story of Michael Myers and it was time to try something new. Their concept was that they would keep the Halloween name alive and release new films that took place around the holiday. They brought in Nigel Neale who wrote the Quatermass films of the 50’s and 60’s to create a more psychological story about a Irish mask maker who wants to punish the world for not taking Halloween seriously. Interesting side note, The Quatermass films heavily inspired the X-Files so much so that they’re are striking similarities between Fight The Future and one of the Quatermass films.
But the studio decided making a film call Halloween 3 without gore might be a bad idea so Tommy Lee Wallace was tasked with re-writing the script to give it more horror and Carpenter asked him to direct the film as well. Wallace is no stranger to Halloween, having worked on the first 2 films as well as The Fog. He was even in the running to direct Halloween 2 but hated the script and didn’t want to do a rehash of the first film. So with Halloween 3 being a new story he came on to direct.
Forget that this is called Halloween 3 and just focus on the “Season of the Witch” part of the title. This movie has nothing to do with the Halloween series beyond it taking place on Halloween. It has a lot of 80’s horror film trappings that not only date it but also give it that charm that so many 80’s horror films had. There are lots of unintentionally funny bits that are perfect for drinking games. But the film is also shot beautifully by the great Dean Cundey and directed well by Tommy Lee Wallace. It has the scope and feel of a Carpenter film from the 80’s and Wallace does a decent job at setting up interesting and suspenseful shots when he wants to.
The film stars minor 80’s horror icon Tom Atkins, an actor who appeared in a few big horror films in the 80’s including The Fog, Creepshow, and Night of the Creeps. He plays Dr. Challis a functional alcoholic doctor who literally spends the majority of the film’s run time either drinking or trying to get a drink. Its one of those interesting character choices I’d like to know more about that isn’t really talked about in the extras on this Blu-ray edition. The alcoholism is a big part of this character yet its not something that comes into play at all in the final act of the film for some pay off. He’s just a guy who’s trying to solve this mystery while drinking his meals. There’s some unintentionally hilarious stuff here regarding how often you see Challis drinking. One scene in particular sees him on the phone with his Ex-wife trying to make excuses why he can’t take the kids that weekend. He finishes the call and swoops up a 6 pack of beer that is perched on top the phone booth. Its then you realize he’s bought a 6 pack of “Road beers” for his trip to Santa Mira.
So lets get into this a little bit. Dr. Challis is on the graveyard shift at the hospital when a old man is brought In babbling about Halloween masks and saying that “they” are trying to kill him. Once he’s finally sedated and the staff go back to their rounds, a man dressed in a business suit comes in and rips the old mans skull apart. And when I say that he “rips” it apart I mean it. The business suit wearing stranger then walks calmly to his car, douses himself in gasoline and lights a match. It’s a pretty intense opening and one that was burned into my memory for little up.
The old mans daughter, Ellie (Stacy Nelkin) seeks out Dr. Challis hoping that he’ll have more information on what her father said before he was murdered. Soon Challis is on the case with a drink in one hand and Ellie in the other.
They Halloween masks the old man was babbling about lead them to the town of Santa Mira and the Shamrock Novelties Company that apparently make just 3 masks that we see in the film. The town is controlled by the company and its very Irish CEO, Conal Cochran (Dan O’Herlihy). Soon his plot to kill millions of kids with his masks is revealed and Challis and Nellie try to foil it before time runs out.
Blu Ray and Extras:
Halloween 3 is a film that many hard core Halloween fans hate and many other fans love so its kind of a strange fanbase. I’ve always loved the film but it is a weird little film and I’m very happy that its finally been given such a beautiful transfer . Dean Cundey’s excellent lighting has never looked better!
The extras on this disc are plentiful and provide so much background on the film and production that its doubtful you’ll need or want to know more. There are interviews with the major players including Tommy Lee Wallace, Tom Atkins and Stacy Nelkin as well as even bit plays like the little kid who’s mask explodes in snakes and spiders in the demonstration sequence of the film.
There’s also a pretty fun “Horror’s Hallowed Grounds” episode that covers almost all the shooting locations with Tommy Lee Wallace in tow. We get to see the town of Santa Mira as it looks today, the hospital, gas station, factory and lots more.
There are 2 commentaries, one with Tommy Lee Wallace that seems to be more about the shooting locations than interesting stories about the production but it does have its moments. The second commentary is with Tom Atkins and is pretty entertaining. Tom relates stories about his entire career and it feels much more like a conversation than it does a commentary. Stills and TV and Theatrical trailers round out the extras
Its kind of amazing that this film is finally getting the attention it deserves and more importantly Shout Factory is clearly trying to take the crown of the away from Anchor Bay in releasing special editions of horror films. There are lots more on the way including They Live (FINALLY!) and FunHouse among others.
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Airbus CEO Urges UK Decision Makers to Avoid No-Deal Brexit
January 26, 2019/ RR / Supply Chain
The UK has been at the forefront of global aviation for more than a century, Airbus generates £6 billion of turnover in the UK, has more than 14,000 employees here and supports over 110,000 jobs through its supply chain, Airbus CEO, Tom Enders, explains why a no-deal Brexit puts this under threat. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/10924 | {"url": "https://ronroopnarine.com/airbus-ceo-urges-uk-decision-makers-to-avoid-no-deal-brexit/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "ronroopnarine.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:05:32Z", "digest": "sha1:QZXTZ63BKW2T62GY7GG4V45IF4DEPTFM"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 477, 477.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 477, 3359.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 477, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 477, 95.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 477, 0.89]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 477, 282.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 477, 0.25961538]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 477, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 477, 0.2585752]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 477, 0.08707124]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 477, 0.08970976]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 477, 0.1055409]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 477, 0.08653846]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 477, 0.24038462]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 477, 0.65432099]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 477, 4.67901235]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 477, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 477, 3.84224768]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 477, 81.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 82, 0.0], [82, 142, 0.0], [142, 178, 0.0], [178, 477, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 82, 0.0], [82, 142, 0.0], [142, 178, 0.0], [178, 477, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 82, 13.0], [82, 142, 10.0], [142, 178, 6.0], [178, 477, 52.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 82, 0.0], [82, 142, 0.0], [142, 178, 0.19354839], [178, 477, 0.04123711]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 82, 0.0], [82, 142, 0.0], [142, 178, 0.0], [178, 477, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 82, 0.19512195], [82, 142, 0.21666667], [142, 178, 0.13888889], [178, 477, 0.04682274]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 477, 1.931e-05]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 477, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 477, 0.00614184]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 477, -39.92907504]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 477, -10.56704614]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 477, -2.69667967]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 477, 1.0]]} |
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Weather in Oranjeville
Weather archive at the airport ( 54 km, +28 °C+82 °F )
27 °C81°F
2 hours ago at the weather station (41 km) it was +25.5 °C+78 °F, normal air pressure, moderate breeze (7 m/s) (25 km/h) (16 miles/hour) (14 knots) (4 Bft) blowing from the south-southwest with gusts up to 9 m/s with gusts up to 32 km/h with gusts up to 20 miles/hour with gusts up to 17 knots with gusts up to 5 Bft. Weather archive at the weather station
Today we expect +29..+23 °C°F
, +84..+73 °C°F
, without precipitation, light breeze. Tomorrow: +19..+29 °C°F
, without precipitation, light breeze.
Today, Mon, M. 20
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06:10 18:18 06:11 18:17 06:11 18:16 06:12 18:15 06:12 18:14 06:13 18:13 06:13 18:12 06:14 Sun:
04:33 17:46 05:39 18:22 06:44 18:56 07:47 19:31 08:49 20:06 09:51 20:45 10:52 21:27 11:51 Moon:
During the last 12 hours the minimum air temperature ( +13 oC +55 oF ) was observed in Thabo Mofutsanyane in Bethlehem (airport).
2 hours ago, the maximum air temperature ( +27 oC +81 oF ) was observed in Lejweleputswa in Welkom.
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Jan Beuck's What Makes a Good CRPG
Editorial - posted by Saint_Proverbius on Thu 10 April 2003, 01:14:00
Tags: Jan Beuck; Master Creating
What makes a good CRPG?
by Jan Beuck
master creating
[Company Info]
For about two dozens of years, game designers think about the question: What makes a good computer game?
Meanwhile players think about the question: Why are there people that just don't get it, although they make game after game? Why don't they even understand it if every magazine, beta tester and website on the net tells them time after time what's wrong?
The answer for the second question is: I have no clue (and that's why I hope to make a difference myself). The answer to the first question should be in this article, but for some reason it isn't - at least not entirely. ;-)
Gameplay:
It's not easy for game designers, as they have to create the games for people without gaming experience as well as for people that may be more intelligent and have more experience with the genre than themselves.
Lets start with a really critical point. It's easy for me and I will find many friends here with words like, great game needs great gameplay, but the sense of this article is to talk about game mechanics. A critical point when creating an RPG, one that really can cost you half of the players (the one half or the other one...) is the discussion between a single main character and a party. Both have been successfully demonstrated in various titles, but for some it's only a true RPG if they control the classic party, others disagree and say that it's only an RPG if the slip into the role of a single character. Although I like both, my opinion is that slipping into a single character is exactly the sense of role-playing, it's essence. Controlling a party makes it more like a tactical or strategy game than an RPG. Combat, for example, becomes mass-battles. Real time combat games, it also detracts as a party disables any real action. The player becomes a viewer that can only make specific guidelines for the characters to act, but he can not be any of the characters. Especially strange is that there are games you can win although your character (read: you) has died and only his friends go on (like in Dungeon Siege).
In Restricted Area, there aren't any classes. Classes are fine, but we want to try something different. You can select one of four existing characters which all play their own part in one big story - it's like being the actor of a movie character, with the exception that you can decide what you do yourself. The interesting thing is that you meet the other characters during the game, and will have different tasks and a different view on the story, depending on which character you play. You will talk to the other (now non-) player characters and sometimes even fight with them side by side. Well, lets hope this interesting idea really works.
Interface:
Although interface originally means the way you perceive and control the game, the word stands mainly for the informative visuals on the screen. In fact, the monitor, keyboard and mouse are much more of an interface than the life bar. Anyway... The interface is very important (this sentence will come again and again...). When I play a game for the first time then it's not really a problem if I don't understand how the game works - it's a problem if I can't figure it out.
If I paid for the game, and if the game is a RPG, I am surely willing to figure out how it works, but after that it should be comfortable. To be true, I always thought it would be the most easy part to create the perfect interface, but with the following list of demands it was one of the hardest:
High Goals of the Restricted Area interface design:
Every single command shall be accessible with customizable shortcuts AND with the mouse. Logically results in the fact that you can even move your character with the keyboard (!), although we don't suggest this. However, it makes combat even more intense (and for those who like it, it creates a SNES action-adventure feeling)
If you are searching for an information indicator, it must be clearly visible at one look. Otherwise it would throw you out of the game world too much.
Buttons must be separated at least so much that you can't hit the wrong ones by accident.
It has to be so compact and tiny that you don't even notice it if you don't look for it. And it shall not eat up anything of the screen (not easy in addition to the last points).
The look has to be futuristic, but this must not result in unreadable fonts, too small to make out icons, time eating menu-opening animations or background animations that get on your nerves after being cool the first times viewed.
The controls have to be intuitive and simple, but offer advanced possibilities for advanced players.
Another very important part of the interface is the way how you use the camera. As in nearly all RPGs, that use of a camera, or view point, you have to worry about is as much about your character. We decided to use the traditional isometric one which doesn't require much manual camera use.
One of the most important things is that if you play your own game, you have to play it as a player - not as its creator. I think of what key I would use, or where I would look for the icon, if I would play the game for the first time. For example, I was asked where to put a button to cancel a mission. After I sit down in front of the screen I looked at it and pressed ESC. It was obviously that I didn't expect any icon to abort the mission, as in nearly all games with missions (mainly strategy titles), you cancel them with the escape key.
In the boundaries of the genre and our scenario, we try to keep the game as realistic as possible, but only as the game play remains simple. We try to make the interface as transparent as possible. You want to open a door? Left click on it. Want to move to a target location? Left click on it. Want to attack a monster, pick up an item, or talk to a non-player character? Well, you get the idea. It's amazing how many games have different controls and key combination for all these actions when simpler is always better.
Technology:
Although game technology is a term 3D shooters would like to reserve, every game has an engine. Although great gameplay is by far the most important point to make a great game, graphics and sound are the most important supplement. Game technology is even more: It's not only what you see and hear, it also plays a major role for the gameplay itself. A good example is a physics engine - it's invisible, but it can make the gameplay better through a more interactive world. And yes, maybe more realistic, but that's not really the point - if you ever shot at a barrel you know it doesn't move even an inch (and it also doesn't explode, even if it's filled with green slime). Instead the bullet flies straight though it. By the way, they also fly though car doors, so never try to hide there like in a Hollywood movie..
Where else can the engine directly effect the gameplay experience? Here at some examples:
Speed: If a game runs totally smooth it makes more fun that if it has a very low framerate.
Precision: If you click somewhere, you want to go there - not near by. This may also include basic pathfinding (don't run against the tree and get stuck).
Collision: I don't want to name a certain games here, but collision with solid objects seems to have gone out of fashion... not really a good direction.
So, although there are good games with weak technology (and very bad ones with good), I guess everybody would agree that good technology would have made them even better. However, we should never forget that game technology only supports the gameplay - and never should be the game itself.
As a young and creative team, we don't have to wonder what our audience wants, because we are our audience. If we like the game we are making - especially if, after several months of playing it, we are not bored to death - the game is clearly going to be a winner.
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Call for Heroes: Pompolic Wars
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How it all started (Part II)
So now you’re up to speed on WHY I’m running and WHY I can’t stop since you’ve read that last post from yesterday.
Now the question goes to HOW did you start actually RUNNING?
Two friends of mine had already planted the seed in my head. It just made sense to do what they did.
Berenice and Paige had both dedicated their runs with Team in Training to my mother and to Sissy. I’ll be honest, I was really intimidated. They were both athletic, slim go-getters. I was a flabalanche. But a promise was a promise and I wasn’t about to back down. Sissy meant too much to me and deep down, I knew the reason she wanted me to do this was nothing but good for me.
So I made the phone call to the local LLS/Team in Training office and left a message. I don’t remember what I initially said in the message but when Jean Gearhart called me back… I think I counted at least 17 times that I said “I’m not a real runner”. She reassured me that I would be fine and would soon be running and ready for my first marathon.
Determined and scared outta my wits, I knew what I had to do. I said it and now I have to do it. So I went to the Bicentennial Street running trail a about 9:30 p.m. (so that no one would see me), took a deep breath… and “wogged” (thats my super technical term that means walking and jogging) as much as I could. I wogged from one light pole to the next. Then I walked from that light pole to the next. Then I jogged from that light pole to the next and so on and so forth.
I went back every night for two weeks after that and increased the distance of my jogging each time.
This was about the middle of October 2011 and into November 2011 that the above was done. My training with Team in Training was to begin in January of 2012. I was so afraid that I would be the last one in on the team and hold everyone else back. So I pushed harder. It was November of 2011 that I was able to run my very first mile… EVER. I continued with my own personal training on that trail and entered my first 5k the following month, the Fiesta Marathon.
The following month, January 2012, I entered my first 10k – the Longest Causeway Run at South Padre Island.
The following month, February 2012, I entered my first half marathon – LiveSTRONG in Austin, Tx.
And simply never stopped.
And the questions continue… What keeps you going? Most people quit when it gets too tough or when it interferes with work/children/family/life schedules. How do you do it?
I’m not perfect. I don’t know everything. BUT I do know a lot of people who can help improve me and know a lot more about this subject than I do. Momma did a great job of teaching me to push myself and surround myself with people who are better at whatever task I’m focused on and super supportive people.
I signed up with Team in Training. In addition, I did the “beginner class” at Valley Running Company. I went further and signed up for private run coaching with Coach Hector Gandara. This all happened in 2012.
Note that I had an enormous amount of professional trainers supervising me throughout the year.
Another important factor is that I took the time to visit with my family doctor, Alison Garza (who is also a runner). She did a full check up on me. I did my colonoscopy and a cancer gene screen. (*I’m fine) Did a full exam, stress test and sonogram with my cardiologist BEFORE I went into this journey full blast.
But probably the most important part of what kept me going when things got tough was my run club. I do belong to a number of running groups all over the Rio Grande Valley but one stood out from the get go.
The all women group of Run, Walk or Crawl are women of all shapes and sizes and various fitness levels but we all have our own fitness goals and each of us respects them and encourages the other to reach them.
There was one day in February, shortly before the LiveSTRONG marathon, when I was told by someone, “You’re wasting your time. You’ll never finish this marathon. You’re going to end up hurting yourself. If really want to take marathon training seriously, you should train with (insert so-and-so’s name here).”
Just so you know… “so-and-so” had never run a marathon. She just looked really good at the gym.
When I told the girls of Run Walk or Crawl that I was thinking of quitting because of what was said to me, boy oh boy did they let me have it! I went on to run 2 full marathons and 5 half marathons after that… and the best part… I was able to be waiting at the finish line for “so-and-so” to finish her very FIRST half marathon after all of that.
Run Walk or Crawl has a saying on the back of our running jerseys. It says “NEVER EVER GIVE UP”.
And I didn’t.
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2 Responses to “How it all started (Part II)”
I am so sorry for all you’ve had to go through, but you are such an inspiration! thank you for sharing with us!!
runmyssierun Says:
Reblogged this on RunMyssieRun and commented:
I’m reblogging this entry because I talk about my “WHY” all the time, not just for you but also for me – so i don’t get all caught up in the competition of things and stay grounded in my journey. Lately, I’ve been getting an unusually larger amount of questions on how to get started. So rather than typing the same thing over and over, I’m going to take the lazy way out and reblog this very important entry that gets overlooked too much. Make the decision. Don’t quit on yourself. Surround yourself with support. Tell your doctors (plural)… yes, all of them. Find something you like to do and go do it. Be active and don’t stop. Simple, right? 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New Laws for 2020
Several new laws go into effect today – January 1, 2020. Here’s a look at a few of them.
Age to Purchase Tobacco Changes from 18 to 21 – FDA reports that on December 20, the President signed legislation to amend the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to raise the federal minimum age of sale of tobacco products from 18 to 21. This includes cigarettes, cigars, and e-cigarettes.
School Transportation – It reduces from 25 to 23, the age required for a person to receive an initial school bus endorsement if the person is an honorably discharged veteran of the United States armed forces, a member of the national guard or reserves, or a licensed teacher employed by an LEA.
State Employees and Health Insurance – A new lawextends continued health coverage to the surviving spouses and children of park rangers who are killed in the line of duty to the same extent as survivors of other first responders who are killed in the line of duty.
Proton Therapy Access Act – Requires state employee insurance to cover proton therapy, an alternative treatment for certain cancers. Proton therapy is a highly advanced form of radiation treatment, which uses protons rather than X-rays to treat cancer. Officials say the advantage of proton therapy is that it can be better controlled and deliver higher doses of radiation to tumors with fewer side effects, reports Associated Press.
Elderly and Vulnerable Adult Protection Act – Increases the penalties for crimes against the elderly and vulnerable. It will be a Class E felony to knowingly abuse an elderly person, and a Class D felony for a person to knowingly abuse a vulnerable adult.
New Gun Law Change – Beginning in 2020, gun owners can apply for a concealed carry-only permit which can be obtained after a 90-minute online training course. In addition, there will be an enhanced handgun carry permit that requires eight hours of training with a firing test. AP reports only two vendors are currently approved to offer online courses-Clarksville Guns and Archery Tennessee Carry Permit and Tier One Tactics.
Opioid Prescription Must Be Issued Electronically – As of Jan, 1 2020, all prescriptions for opioids must be issued electronically, reports AP. This law was approved by the Tennessee Legislature in 2018, but the state allowed more time for providers and pharmacies to comply.
Grants for Volunteer Fire Departments – This law creates a program managed by the commissioner of commerce and insurance to annually award grants to volunteer fire departments for the purchase of firefighting equipment or to meet local match requirements for federal grants for the purchase of firefighting equipment and training.
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Nza Wshyar - Mathematic Competition
Nza Wishyar Saleh was born and raised in Koya province. She is 16 years old and is currently a student in the 10th grade in Chro high school for girls. Since childhood, she had a desire for studying and science, especially in Mathematics subject. When she was a primary school student, her family and teachers were constantly supporting her to improve her knowledge in mathematics.
When her school administration informed her that she has been selected to participate in the annual Mathematics Competition held by the Rwanga Foundation, she felt delighted and considered it as a good opportunity to show her abilities. Nevertheless, at the same time, she was hesitant to take that responsibility and was afraid that she might not make it. During this time, her family and teachers encouraged her to participate, so she decided to participate and promised them that she will succeed.
During the preparations for the first stage of the competition. She did not know what to study and how to prepare herself. However, she looked at the process ambitiously, so she was fortunately able to pass the first stage and get the third place on the level of Erbil governorate among 169 students.
In the second stage, she used many different sources, so she won the second place and stepped towards the third stage of the competition.
It is worth mentioning that in the third stage, it felt much more difficult, as she had to compete with a group of smart students, but at the same time, she was more confident. The fear she had at the beginning had changed to ambition, because the employees of the Rwanga Foundation were dealing with her in a very friendly way and this became a reason for increasing her self-confidence. During this stage, she built many friendships with the student who participated from other cities.
It is worth mentioning that both the third and fourth stages were a live confrontation, meaning that they competed with the other participants in front of their families, teachers, friends, and the cameras. In the third stage, three students passed to the fourth and final stage and competed to win title of "Mathematics Champion". Nza was able to win the second place on the level of the Kurdistan Region and became the second mathematics champion for the studying year of 2018-2019.
What made her very happy was the gratitude of her family and teachers for the success she achieved. As a result of this accomplishment, she now believes in her abilities and talents more than ever, and the success made her change her ideas about the college department she wants to apply for in the future.
In the end, Nza thanked Rwanga Foundation for providing such opportunities and wishes for their continued success in serving young people.
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