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Welcome to the Open Thread, your daily dose of zany TLO randomness. Anything goes, within reason. Buying a house and want advice on the process? Post your questions here! Already bought a house and have a question on something happening in the house? Ask This Old TLO. Have a bizarre legal situation arise and need some non-binding legal advice from strangers who claim to be lawyers? We've got dozens of them apparently! Want to make others jealous of the amazing lunch you have waiting in your office fridge? Keep that to yourself we don't need more reminders our cold cut sandwich is going to suck. Have big exciting news and want to get some positive affirmations? We've got plenty for you! On to the schedule:
Thursday - La Liga: Real Madrid v. Valencia (3pm ESPN+)
Belgian Cup: Zulte-Waregem v. Mechelen (2:45pm ESPN+)
Coppa Italia: Juventus v. Lazio (3pm Paramount+)
Friday - EPL: Chelsea v. Fulham (3pm USA)
La Liga: Athletic Bilbao v. Cadiz (3pm ESPN+)
Bundesliga: Augsburg v. Bayer Leverkusen (2:30pm ESPN+)
Bundesliga 2: Paderborn v. Fortuna Dusseldorf (12pm ESPN+)
Belgian First Division A: KV Oostende v. Anderlecht (2:45pm ESPN+)
Scottish Championship: Queen's Park v. Ayr United (2:45pm Paramount+)
Saturday - EPL: Everton v. Arsenal (7:30am USA), Aston Villa v. Leicester City (10am USA), Brentford v. Southampton, Brighton & Hove Albion v. AFC Bournemouth, Manchester United v. Crystal Palace, Wolverhampton Wanderers v. LIVERPOOL (10am Peacock), Newcastle United v. West Ham United (12:30pm NBC)
EFL Championship: Norwich City v. Burnley (7:30am ESPN+), Middlesbrough v. Blackpool (10am ESPN+)
WSL: Leicester City v. Manchester City (6:30am CBSSN), Aston Villa v. Brighton & Hove Albion (7:30am FA Player)
Bundesliga: Borussia Dortmund v. Freiburg, Union Berlin v. Mainz 05, Köln v. RB Leipzig, Eintracht Frankfurt v. Hertha Berlin, Bochum v. Hoffenheim (9:30am ESPN+), Borussia Monchengladbach v. Schalke 04 (12:30pm ESPN+)
La Liga: Espanyol v. Osasuna (8am ESPN+), Elche v. Villarreal (10:15am ESPN+), Atletico Madrid v. Getafe (12:30pm ESPN+), Real Betis v. Celta de Vigo (3pm ESPN+/ESPN3)
Eredivisie: Volendam v. AZ Alkmaar (12:45pm ESPN+)
Serie A: Cremonese v. Lecce (9am Paramount+), Roma v. Empoli (12pm Paramount+), Sassuolo v. Atalanta (2:45pm Paramount+)
FIFA Club World Cup: Wydad Casablanca v. Al Hilal (9:30am FS2), Seattle Sounders v. Al Ahly/Auckland City (12:30pm FS2)
Sunday - EPL: Nottingham Forest v. Leeds United (9am USA), Tottenham Hotspur v. Manchester City (11:30am NBC)
WSL: Manchester United v. Everton (7am FA Player), Tottenham Hotspur v. Chelsea (7:30am Paramount+), LIVERPOOL v. Reading (9am FA Player), West Ham United v. Arsenal (1:45pm Paramount+)
Bundesliga: Stuttgart v. Werder Bremen (9:30am ESPN+), Wolfsburg v. Bayern Munich (11:30am ESPN+)
Bundesliga 2: St. Pauli v. Hannover 96 (7:30am ESPN+)
La Liga: Mallorca v. Real Madrid (8am ESPN+), Girona v. Valencia (10:15am ESPN+), Real Sociedad v. Real Valladolid (12:30pm ESPN+), Barcelona v. Sevilla (3pm ESPN+)
Belgian First Division A: Antwerp v. Club Brugge (7:30am ESPN+), Gent v. Genk (12:30pm ESPN+)
Eredivisie: Cambuur Leeuwarden v. Ajax (6:15am ESPN+), Feyenoord v. PSV Eindhoven (8:30am ESPN+), Groningen v. Twente (10:45am ESPN+)
Scottish Premiership: St. Johnstone v. Celtic (7am CBSSN)
Serie A: Spezia v. Napoli (6:30am Paramount+), Torino v. Udinese (9am Paramount+), Fiorentina v. Oscar Mayer Bologna (12pm CBSSN), Inter Milan v. AC Milan (2:45pm Paramount+)

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Feb.20 (GMM) Two former world champions will regularly be in the F1 paddock in 2019.
Nico Rosberg has been signed up to attend 10 grands prix for the German broadcaster RTL — up two races compared to last year.
"To keep the connection to formula one means a lot to me," said the 2016 title winner.
Also in the paddocks this year will be 2009 world champion Jenson Button, who has been signed up as a pundit by Britain's Sky for the entire 21-race calendar.
"F1 is a sport I love, a sport I lived for 17 years and a sport I'm excited to help deliver to the fans," he said.


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He came to Barcelona with four wins at the track under his belt, well aware of the fact that his ace team Mercedes have just not allowed anyone to dominate at a venue where they've taken every single victory starting 2017 onward.
He leaves Barcelona where he captured an epic 100th career pole with five wins, drawing level with his racing idol Ayrton Senna, who set the record for capturing most wins at a certain venue- Monaco.
And in doing so, Lewis Hamilton has further tightened his grip on the 2021 F1 standings, having gained yet more points over his closest adversary Max Verstappen, whom he defeated in a race that Mercedes got bang on in the strategy department.
But how did the race unfold and what were the big talking points from the 2021 Spanish GP?
Absolute master-class from Lewis Hamilton
It's said what separates good drivers from the great ones is that the latter never give up and persist until the end. Perhaps there's a great deal of sense why Lewis Hamilton sports the most memorable line on his helmet: "Still I Rise!"
There was early heartbreak for the 2020 World Champion as Verstappen, who got off to a flier having inarguably executed, the better race start, wasted no time whatsoever in capturing the race lead.
But that did little to dissuade Lewis Hamilton to keep up the charge on the race-leader as the proceedings changed on Lap 25 with Verstappen pitting only to hand Lewis, the original pole-sitter the lead.
A second stop for Lewis, quite like Hungary 2019, which came around with around 20 laps to go would put that extra added pressure on Max- the then race leader- who had been contending, albeit in the lead with the one key task: to do tire preservation.
The decisive moment of the race came out with Lewis exiting the pits, then in third but no fewer than 22 seconds behind race-leader Verstappen.
But this would be a gap-closing effort that Hamilton would ace akin to the mastery of a muscleman who pulls down an iron-made shutter with visible ease as if it's a task one can do with a single hand.
Eventually, Hammertime would strike on Lap 60 with Verstappen finding himself nearly in an indefensible situation struggling with grip, his tires worn out.
And with it, it didn't take a lot of effort to figure out which way the 2021 Spanish GP was going- toward the man who never gives up.
Dial 6-4-6-4 for Charles Leclerc
If you are to make a sense of Charles Leclerc's 2021 effort, then it would seem something like dialling a toll-free number that reads – 6 4 6 4.
Having taken a P6 at Bahrain, followed by a P4 at Imola, which was then followed by another P6 at Portimao, at Spain Leclerc took a brave P4, having also begun the Barcelona speed fest from the same grid slot.
In doing so, he secured 12 strong points for the Maranello stable, and yet again, emerged ahead of his teammate Carlos Sainz, who even though managed a seventh in the end, struggled throughout the race to break into the top five, which knowing Ferrari's straight line speed shouldn't have been a challenge.
Moreover, Leclerc's battles with Perez and Bottas, overtaking the latter in a brilliant early move on the straights was clearly his moment of the race.
A fine 50th career podium for Bottas
He didn't seem too interested or elated whatsoever in clearing up the part of his race track to make way for race-winner Lewis Hamilton, who was aiming to get the better of Max Verstpapen towards the end, but Valtteri Bottas did well enough to execute a race that was more about damage control than about sneaking out a possible win.
When he found Ferrari's Leclerc blast past his defences early on in the race, it seemed a position among the top three (Ham-Ver-Bot), which has been such a trend, perhaps to some even yawn-inducing, was practically out of sight.
But Bottas in his flashing Mercedes isn't your average joe who'd go out of sight and hence, out of mind.
In the latter half of the race, from the onset of lap 33, he became the fastest man on the grid and did well enough toward the closing stages to hold onto a fighting third, his fiftieth career podium, achieving which he got the better of the likes of Leclerc and Riccardo.
Heartbreak for Alonso
There was much cheer and a sense of excitement in the air as the Spanish Samurai returned to his home battle ground after three long years and took a valiant tenth during qualifying. Throughout the race, he battled hard with the likes of Gasly, Giovinazzi and Vettel to keep the nose of his Alpine machine ahead, focused on a tenth-place finish- a job he seemed to be doing without much ado.
Not exactly on a mega stint, Alonso would pit on Lap 22 and emerged 16th, immediately after which he would pass Gasly as he found Vettel, then in his rears, struggling behind.
Later on in the race, he would find himself caught up in a hotly-contested quartet featuring the Aston Martins of Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel, Pierre Gasly as well as Kimi Raikkonen.
But by that time, he'd begun to experience waning problems with the grip of his machine and was found wanting.
Though the faster machines of Ocon, Gasly and even Russell would edge Fernando Alonso out of the tenth place as El Nino didn't exactly create a storm that was expected of him.
An off day for Alpha Tauri
Who would've thought that such a bright driver like Pierre Gasly, 10th eventually for the Italian stable, would overshoot his starting position, lining up his AT02 a few inches ahead of his grid slot.
This would mean that the Rouen-born Frenchman would be dealt with a five-second penalty in the pits, which ruined his race.
Though, throughout the entirety of the contest, Gasly was quick and showed sharp corner and straight line speed during which he managed to get the better of the likes of Alonso's Alpine and eventually, Kimi Raikkonen's Alfa Romeo.
While a solitary point did mean his team earned something in return from Spain, it was too less for a driver so talented and versatile as Pierre Gasly.
On the other hand, as Yuki Tsunoda, driving in just his fourth-ever Grand Prix suffered a problem with the engine of his Alpha Tauri, there was early trouble for the Italian outfit as the young Japanese driver race-retired very early on.
Complaining over the team radio that, "the engine stopped on its own," Yuki, on the outside of Turn 10 parked his car toward the gravel only to suffer heartbreak.


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Devon Allman, founder of the Devon Allman Band, said that his live show, which he's bringing to Gypsy Sally's in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, Sept. 30, follows the arc of his career.
"There's songs from my Honeytribe records, there's some Royal Southern Brotherhood songs, definitely songs off the last two solo records, Ragged & Dirty and Turquoise, and then a few cool cover songs, there's a couple instrumentals," Allman said.
"There's a spot in the show where we sit down and play acoustic. There's a wide range [of music] in the show. It's a lot of energy, it's a lot of fun."
He said that this tour has allowed him to go to a lot of cities he hasn't been in a while and that it's been a good last month or so of the tour.
"It's been really good. The turnout has been great and the response has been great," Allman said. "I'm grateful that people still love organic music served up live."
One of the dates on Allman's touring scheduled over the past few months was an opening spot for his legendary father Gregg Allman at Portland's Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival in early July.
"It's always good. That happens a few times a year, you know," Allman said. "And backstage I say, 'Oh hey, what's up, Dad?' It's always a pleasure of course and we got to play together and it's always nice to have that happen."
Allman's show at Gypsy Sally's is one of the last on his band's tour to support Ragged & Dirty, which was released in October 2014. He said that, after recording much of his catalog in the American South, he wanted to pull from the energy of the Chicago blues.
That creative desire led him to actually record the album in Chicago, with Buddy Guy's drummer and keyboard player and producer Tom Hambridge, who's worked with the likes of Buddy Guy, George Thorogood, Johnny Winter, James Cotton and Joe Louis Walker.
"I just wanted to get that Chicago vibe on the record," Allman said. "I've always been a fan of the Chicago electric blues and I had done all my previous albums in the South, so I really just wanted to shake it up. You know, do something different."
Allman said that working with Hambridge, whom he called a "triple threat," was "amazing."
"He's a songwriter, he's an amazing drummer and a great producer, so I got to utilize all three of those [talents] with him," Allman said. "He brought a lot to the table. It definitely pushed me to bring in strong tunes and give him some good performances."
During this October, Allman said he's going to take some time away from the road to spend time with his family and write songs toward a new album, which he expects to release in April or May of 2016.
"I'm constantly writing, but I'm really just kind of cataloging small ideas," Allman said. "And then I get home and I end up sifting through about 200 small ideas that I've cataloged on the iPhone or in Garageband and then I start fleshing out songs. So I need a good month home to really kind of flesh out everything."
• For more information about the Devon Allman Band, visit devonallmanband.com.


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As you add media items to the storyboard, Windows Movie Maker lists the runtime of the video as the second time entry in the preview area. This runtime may change if you modify the transitions and effects applied. Most single-sided DVDs can have a total running time of up to 150 minutes. Most single-sided double-layered DVDs can have a total running time of up to 300 minutes.
After you add items, you can fine-tune the play order. To change the play order of an item or a group of items, select the item or items and then drag left or right until you reach the desired position. To remove an item, right-click it and then select Remove. Removing an item removes it from the storyboard but does not delete it from your computer.
While you are optimizing the play order, you may want to preview the video. As Figure 5 shows, the Preview pane provides the following button controls:
If you click the Play button, the video plays from the current position in the storyboard. Clicking the Play button again pauses playback.
Previous Frame
Rewinds to the previous frame of the video.
Next Frame
Advances to the next frame of the video.
Splits a video clip you are playing into two clips at the current position.
Above the button controls, you'll find a Timeline slider for previewing your video and managing playback. If you click and drag the Current Frame button on the end of the Timeline slider, you can fast-forward or rewind through a video. If you click a specific part of the timeline, you can go to that time in the video.
On the left side of the Storyboard pane, you'll find Play/Pause buttons as well as a Rewind Storyboard button. Clicking the Rewind Storyboard button moves to and selects the first storyboard in your video.
Anytime you are working with video clips, you have several editing options. When you are playing video clips, you can:
Click the Split button to split the video into two clips at the current position.
Trim the video so that it only includes footage from the current position to the end of the clip by clicking Clip→Clip Trim Beginning, or by pressing I.
Trim the video so that it only includes footage from the current position to the beginning of the clip by clicking Clip→Clip Trim End, or by pressing O.
Clear trim points to restore the original video clip by clicking Clip→Clear Trim Points.
Combine video clips you previously split by selecting the videos and then clicking Clip→Combine, or by pressing N.
While you are fixing your storyboard, you can use the Undo button to undo any changes you don't like, or the redo button to redo changes you previously undid. Multiple undo and redo changes are saved, allowing you to step backward and forward through changes. You can also undo and redo specific changes.
To undo a specific change or changes, follow these steps:
Click the option button to the right of the Undo button. This displays a shortcut menu with a list of Undo changes, as shown in Figure 6.
The most recent change is listed first. To undo this change, click it.
You can also undo multiple actions, but only in the exact order in which they were performed. To undo multiple actions, drag down until all the actions you want to undo are selected, and then click the shortcut menu.
To redo a specific change or changes, follow these steps:
Click the option button to the right of the Redo button. This displays a shortcut menu with a list of Redo changes, as shown in Figure 7.
The most recent change is listed first. To redo this change, click it.
You can also redo multiple actions, but only in the exact order in which they were performed. To redo multiple actions, drag down until all the actions you want to redo are selected, and then click the shortcut menu.
By default, each picture in the slideshow is displayed for 5 seconds, and transitions last 1.25 seconds.
After you finish creating and editing your storyboard, you are ready to move on to the next phase of video production, which involves adding effects, transitions, titles, credits, and a soundtrack. While you can perform each of these tasks manually, you can also have Windows Movie Maker perform them for you automatically using the AutoMovie feature. Not only is this a great timesaver, but it also allows you to see firsthand how various approaches to video production work.
To create an AutoMovie, complete the following steps:
In Windows Movie Maker, click the AutoMovie button on the toolbar.
As shown in Figure 8, you can now select one of the following AutoMovie editing styles:
Fade and Reveal
Applies fade and reveal transitions throughout the video.
Flip and Slide
Applies flip, slide, reveal, and page curl transitions throughout the video.
Highlights Movie
Adds cut and fade transitions throughout the video, and inserts title and credit frames.
Music Video
Attempts to sync the video to music you select. This works best if the selected music is as long in duration as the video.
Old Movie
Applies the film age effect to media items.
Sports Highlights
Selects video clips showing action, and inserts title and credit frames.
Click the "Enter a title for the movie" link and then type the title text, as shown in Figure 9.
Click the "Select audio or background music" link to display the "Add audio or background music" page shown in Figure 10.
To select audio or music files to play with the video, click the Browse link. In the Open dialog box, select the first audio file you want to use in the video and then click Open. Repeat this process to select each additional audio file to include.
The total running time of all the audio files you select should be at least as much as or more than the total running time of the video. If it isn't, Windows Movie Maker will fill in the tracks from last to first, starting at the end of the video, and there will be a gap at the beginning of the video with no soundtrack.
Use the "Audio levels" slider to control whether the audio from the video or the audio/music you've added should have precedence. To play your audio/music without hearing the audio from the video, move the slider all the way to the right. To mix the audio from the video back in, move the slider to the left. The more you move the slider to the left, the more prevalent the audio from the video will be.
Click Create AutoMovie to have Windows Movie Maker create the movie for you. If you don't like the results, you can always fine-tune the movie before finalizing it.


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Introduction to job coaching
Introduction to job coaching
This is an interactive workshop for staff supporting students with SEND in the workplace, including learning support assistants, tutors, teachers, and other support roles.
This is an interactive workshop for staff supporting students with SEND in the workplace, including learning support assistants, tutors, teachers, and other support roles.
This free, member-only meeting will compare approaches to supporting and advising governors, give you an opportunity to share practice, and discuss what constitutes good governance in specialist colleges.
What are the considerations you'll need to have in mind when choosing a new device to support the accessibility options? Let's find out in this webinar!
This free session will develop your awareness of the organisational changes required to maximise the potential of technology for learners with SEND provide you with action points to evaluate your current provision and to develop a pathway for greater integration.
This workshop introduces delegates to technologies which will enable learners to access desktop and laptop computers, tablets and phones.
This network is an informal opportunity to get together online with other careers leads from specialist colleges.
This is a course for managers who want to develop a PMLD curriculum that supports good quality of life outcomes through focusing on person centred approaches and preparation for adulthood.
This is a free online HR networking event for Natspec members.
This free session will cover how we assess progress and achievement through baseline assessing, it will identify resources and strategies to support delivery, reflecting on current practice and learning from Natspec colleagues.
Join us at this year's annual quality improvement event which will focus on the importance of robustly recording learner progress and achievement throughout the learner's time at college.
New to specialist post-16 further education? This event will guide you through aspects of the sector and give you advice and guidance to ensure quality provision.
The Natspec publicity officers network is a free event for all members of staff responsible for communications, marketing and publicity at Natspec colleges.
This course focusses on key stages in a learner's journey and highlights the appropriate support required for effective outcomes.
This event is for job coaches, work experience coordinators, managers and other staff involved in developing relationships with employers to secure work placements for learners with SEND.
This free session will cover practical strategies to ensure that organisations with SEND provision hear their learners' voices and maximise the developmental opportunities that this brings.
This training looks at how to develop a RARPA CPD process for an in-house team looking to introduce or improve the RARPA process.
This free event, for Natspec members only, is an opportunity for staff responsible for fundraising to network and share ideas and practice.
This online network is for staff from Natspec member colleges who are specialist sensory impairment teachers or in a role that involves supporting learners with sensory impairments.
This is a free, Natspec members-only event, for finance and business managers.
A network for staff in Natspec colleges working with students with PMLD aged 16-25. Teaching staff, managers, therapists, care staff and learning support staff can share information and discuss ideas and issues relating to provision for learners with PMLD.
Join us in exploring how to use Scanmarker in multiple ways to process information that will benefit pupils with dyslexia and EAL (English Additional Language) students.
As part of the Community of Practice: Behaviours of Concern this free session will provide an opportunity to focus on strategies for teaching, learning and supporting our learners with behaviours of concern. Come along to meet other providers and discuss shared approaches.
If you have Data/MIS/ILR responsibilities at any of our member colleges, join us to discuss your issues.


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How to use Ora to manage projects as a project manager
Every successful project needs a project manager.
In this article, we'll show you how to use the Agenda to organize your work, assign tasks to team members, and plan them out!
Creating a To-do List
Once you have your Backlog full of tasks ready to be done, it's time to prioritize them. Create a To-Do list and move the most critical tasks to it from the Backlog. We suggest keeping your Backlog in a Frozen state and the To-Do list in an open state.
Estimate the tasks (Optional)
This step is optional but can be very beneficial for you. If you've set a schedule for your tasks, later, you'll be able to see how much time in hours you've assigned to each of your team members.
Schedule the work
It's time to navigate to the Agenda. On the top toolbar, you have filters, and you can filter tasks by Team Member, Project, and Task State.
Set the task state to "Open" and you'll see only the tasks in your To-Do List.
We believe it's best to schedule the work for each member individually. Select any of your team members and schedule his work.
Repeat this step for all of your team members, and you're ready!
You can now visualize how much work each of your team members has and your team as a whole.
Scheduling the work for your team members can be beneficial in many ways. One of the most important is productivity. Your team will never again wonder what to do next, and all the work will be scheduled for them. All they need to do is jump to the Agenda and see the tasks for today.


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The Learning Assistant Program supports CSCE 155E, CSCE 155H, CSCE 155A, CSCE 155N, CSCE 156, and CSCE 101, and the application is currently open for all of these courses. Responsibilities are listed on the application. To apply, fill out this Google Form:- https://forms.gle/bczxBY2tno1Y539s6
The LA Program strives to improve student comprehension and retention in computing courses by focusing on the learner's experience.
To learn more, visit the LA Program website or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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If we were alone I would look you in the eye and ask you if the story you tell yourself really works for you.
I'd ask how hard it was to convince yourself to ignore that which you know to be real and that which you know could be possible.
Maybe you'd try to turn it upside down and inside out. Maybe you'd suggest I am mistaken and that my beliefs are the flotsam and jetsam left of fantasy, hope and dreams.
I'd say it is possible but that without opening that door there is no way to make a proper and effective determination. I'd say I am open to testing hypotheses and using science to confirm where things lie.
Maybe we'll have that conversation or maybe we won't. A man has a significant amount of influence but significant isn't always enough to make things happen.
Strange Days Indeed
Been in a strange place where I have watched my children battle dragons and have intentionally stayed off of the battlefield.
It is a peculiar thing, this restraint and this approach.
It is without question better for them for me to watch, listen and advise as needed but difficult.
I have told them more than once to remember that growth comes from discomfort but haven't mentioned my discomfort and wonder if this means I am growing too.
Might be, might not be.
There is much going on now and more than a few things can't be shared here because there are boundaries in blogging we ought not break.
Boundaries that exist because there are stories that are not ours to tell. But there are also stories that we have ownership that we make an active choice not to lay out for general consumption.
Two come to mind now, one that I could present but am not because I am superstitious about some things and the other, well this isn't the place.
But damn I have thought about it.
I can feel the weather turning and the cold is getting closer. While we don't get much snow compared to many other places we do get a very damp cold.
That damp feeling makes it feel chillier than it might actually be. Won't be long before I carry a jacket in the car just because and wear a hat because my hair has run away.
Some prefer the cold because they say you can always put on more clothes but not me. I am a warm weather guy, almost always my preference.


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Orbital evolution of the asteroids in the first 700 MY of the solar system
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Carruba, V.
Total Authors: 1
Affiliation: | [1] Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Guaratinguetá. Faculdade de Engenharia - Brasil
Total Affiliations: 1
Document type: | Journal article |
Source: | Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society; v. 395, n. 1, p. 358-377, May 2009. |
Field of knowledge: | Physical Sciences and Mathematics - Astronomy |
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The Agnia asteroid family was recently studied by Vokrouhlicky et al. because of its peculiar and, so far, unique relationship with the z(1) secular resonance. The Agnia family is almost entirely contained within the high-order secular resonance z1. Here, I study another family in the middle belt that is characterized by its interaction with the z(1) resonance, the Padua family. More than 75 per cent of its members are currently on z(1) librating orbits, and therefore several of the techniques used by Vokrouhlicky et al. can also be applied to this family. As for the case of the Agnia family, numerical integration methods and Monte Carlo models can be used to set lower and upper limits on the family age, and to obtain estimates on the fraction of prograde rotators. The constraints obtained on the family age and original ejection velocity field may be used to set limits on the dynamical mobility caused by low-energy collisions, that is dependent on the yet poorly known exponent a that best fits the size distribution of objects of less than 5 km in diameter. In this work, the Padua dynamical family was obtained in both the proper element and frequency domains. Numerical simulations of family members in the space of the z(1) resonance variable (sigma, d sigma/dt) suggest that the family is at least 25 Myr old. The conservation of the z(1) K(2)' conserved quantity implies that the original ejection velocity field was of V(EJ) = 35.0 +/- 8.5 m s(-1). Monte Carlo models of the diffusion of the semimajor axis caused by the Yarkovsky and Yarkovsky-O'Keefe-Radzievsky-Paddack (YORP) effects also confirm the results obtained with the alternative approaches. The Padua family is 24(-20)(+28) Myr old, and it was probably created by an impact that ejected fragments with average ejection velocities of V(EJ) = 30.0(-4.0)(+2.0) m s(-1). The fact that the Padua family is at least 25 Myr old suggests that low- energy collisions as modelled by Dell'Oro & Cellino should have played a minor role in the semimajor axis diffusion of the family members. My results are at best consistent with a value of a equal to -2.3. Families interacting with secular resonances such as the Agnia and Padua families can provide useful information not only about their age and original ejection velocity field, but also on the yet poorly known cumulative size distribution of objects of diameters of 5 km and less. (AU) | |
FAPESP's process: | 06/50005-5 - Dynamics and origin of asteroid families |
Grantee: | Valerio Carruba |
Support Opportunities: | Research Grants - Young Investigators Grants |


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Sport shorts: Chelsea to talk with Lampard, Milan-Cortina wins Winter Olympic bid, Becker items up for auction
Ten things from the world of sport on Tuesday 25 June
1. Chelsea to speak with Lampard
Chelsea have been given permission by Derby County to speak with Frank Lampard about the vacant manager's position at Stamford Bridge.
Derby boss Lampard is the favourite to take over from Maurizio Sarri and Sky Sports News reports that the London club will now speak with their former player. Lampard spent 13 years with Chelsea and scored 211 goals in 648 games.
The Championship side said: "Derby County Football Club can confirm that they have granted permission for Chelsea Football Club to speak to Frank Lampard about the vacant managerial position at Stamford Bridge.
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"With pre-season fast approaching for both clubs it is hoped this will allow Chelsea to swiftly conclude their discussions. The club will make no further comment until it is appropriate to do so."
2. Milan-Cortina awarded 2026 Winter Olympics
Milan-Cortina will host the 2026 Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games after beating rival candidate Stockholm-Åre, Sweden. The Italian bid was confirmed as the 2026 host following the 134th session of the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne, Switzerland, yesterday.
3. San Siro to be replaced
While Milan is celebrating the Winter Olympic bid win the Italian city's two football clubs, AC and Inter, have announced that the iconic San Siro stadium will be demolished and replaced. The Serie A sides have confirmed that a new stadium is expected to be complete for the 2022-23 season. AC Milan chairman Paolo Scaroni said: "Everything is proceeding. We will make a new San Siro together in the same area. The old ground will come down and in its place there will be a new one."
4. Giannis named NBA MVP
European players were the big winners at the third annual NBA Awards last night. Milwaukee Bucks and Greece star Giannis Antetokounmpo came out victorious in the night's biggest prize – taking away the most valuable player (MVP) honour for the regular season. Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks/Slovenia) won rookie of the year and Rudy Gobert (Utah Jazz/France) was named defensive player of the year.
5. Holders to face host nation in Paris
Defending champions United States have set up a quarter-final tie with host nation France after beating Spain 2-1 in the last 16 of the Fifa Women's World Cup. Midfielder Megan Rapinoe scored two penalties against Spain and the US captain said of the clash against France: "This is the game everyone had circled. This is incredible for the women's game. You have two heavy-hitters meeting."
Women's World Cup: US expect 'crazy' clash against France
6. Becker trophies go to auction
German tennis icon Boris Becker will auction off memorabilia to pay off his debts after he was declared bankrupt in June 2017. Worth an estimated £200,000, the memorabilia includes replica Wimbledon, US Open and Davis Cup trophies as well as medals and clothing. The timed online auction will continue until 11 July.
7. Tigers up for sale
English rugby union giants Leicester Tigers are up for sale for an asking price of £60m. The BBC reports: "The move follows private equity firm CVC's investment in the sport in December, which the club says has led to several approaches from new investors." CVC's acquisition resulted in each club receiving £13m and it meant Leicester no longer has any net debt.
8. Lowe leaves Williams
Paddy Lowe, who has been on an extended leave of absence since 5 March, will be leaving the Williams Formula 1 team and will step down from the board of directors with immediate effect. Lowe said: "After a period of careful reflection I have reached the decision that I will not return to work at Williams. I wish all my previous colleagues the very best to meet the challenges ahead, which I am sure they will do. I would especially like to thank the Williams fans who are so supportive." Claire Williams said: "We understand and respect the decision Paddy has reached and wish him well for the future."
9. PSG want Neymar-Pogba swap
According to reports Paris Saint-Germain have offered Neymar to Manchester United in a swap deal for Paul Pogba. PSG are apparently desperate to sign Pogba and it's claimed that the French champions have approached the Old Trafford club with the intention of offloading Brazilian Neymar.
- Man Utd transfer news: Neymar, Pogba, Sancho, Rice, Wan-Bissaka, Kabak
- Premier League transfer news: Ceballos, Saliba, Torreira, Maguire, Trippier
10. Crisis at the Toon
Newcastle United have confirmed that manager Rafa Benitez will leave when his contract expires at the weekend. The Magpies' faithful have not taken the news well of Benitez's departure. On social media much of the anger has been directed at owner Mike Ashley. Some supporters are threatening to boycott the club while Ashley remains in charge, others say they will not renew their season tickets or attend matches.
Today's back pages: Toon barmy! Rafa Benitez's Newcastle reign ends
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Ways to repair your blocked outside drains
Is there a strange odour coming from your house? Are you having trouble draining your sink? You sound like you have a bit of a blockage. Don't panic, however. The task of unblocking a drain is relatively easy, and you probably won't need to call an expert.
You may have a blockage in either your external or internal drains. If the drain is located within your property boundary, you are responsible for maintaining and repairing it. However, if you want to save money, we suggest doing it yourself.
Blockages in outdoor drains tend to be a little more difficult to resolve than your average blocked sink, but it is possible with the right tools and knowledge. We have created a guide that shows you how to unclog a drain so you can do it yourself.
What causes my outside drain to be blocked?
People usually put things down their drains that shouldn't be there, which causes them to block their drains. The most common cause of blockages in kitchen sink drains are grease, food scraps, oil, and coffee grounds, while soap scum and hair are to blame in bathrooms. Additionally, it would help if you thought about what you're flushing down the toilet. You can easily clog your bathroom with wipes, sanitary products, and too much toilet paper.
You can find how to unblock an outside drain with any of the things listed above. Unfortunately, they're all going down the same pipes, so they'll get stuck in the drain outside your home instead of the inside. Leaves, branches, soil, mud, moss, litter, and other outdoor debris can also block your outside drain.
The best way to prevent your outside drains from getting blocked is to be mindful of what you put down your sinks, shower, and toilet. It's also essential to keep the outside of your property and garden clean and clear of debris like leaves and moss.
We suggest you also purchase a drain unblocker if you haven't already done so. Grates can be attached to your drain openings to stop leaves, litter, and other debris from falling into your drains and causing blockages.
Common problems with blocked drains
We'll talk about the common drain blockages inside and outside the home. Then, to determine whether the blockage originated within your home or is a bigger problem affecting your shared blocked drains, you can look at some factors.
The first thing you should do is speak with your neighbours and ask them if they are experiencing water drainage problems. If your neighbours are not having any trouble, or your inside drain is blocked, but your external drain is working, it is your responsibility alone.
Blocked drains
Take action as soon as you notice any of the following:
- External blocked drains
A blockage can be caused by leaves and debris outside the house, coffee grounds, or sanitary items inside the house. You might not be the only responsible party.
- Outside kitchen drain clogged.
It is your responsibility to unclog a kitchen that has blocked the outside drain since it is not part of the public sewer system.
- It smells like a blocked drain outside.
You might discover various items blocking your drains if you investigate further, aside from the rotting smell.
- Standing water in the outside drain
A blocked outside drain will have standing water in sewer lines and starts overflowing.
Unblocking a sink
We recommend checking your property's pipes before looking at our outside drain unblocker guide. If you are experiencing a problem with your kitchen sink, bathroom or shower draining, try these methods:
- Plugin the faucet, fill up the sink or bath with hot water and let it drain
- Plunge the drain with a plunger
- Add a mixture of baking powder and vinegar, followed by hot water
- Unbend a wire coat hanger or use a drain snake
What to do if your drain is clogged?
The situation might seem bleak, but it may not be a complete catastrophe. You can take steps to fix the problem and get your plumbing systems back in working order. Want to know how to unclog an outside drain? Let us explain.
Step One: Identify the problem
Using whatever method you can, access your outdoor drainage. To do this, you typically need to remove the drain cover. Then, inspect the problem after you have gained access.
How close are the blocked drains to the surface or how far away?
Is it simply gunk, or is it a more difficult job?
Once you have assessed the problem, move on to step two if you believe you can manage the job yourself. But, again, our recommendation would be to avoid tackling the problem yourself if you find it much more challenging than you expected.
Alternatively, you may have clogged gutter pipes, which are easier to clean out while still following the same steps.
Step Two: Get the Right Tools for the Job
There are a few steps involved in removing an outdoor drain blockage. The most important tool is a drainage rod. They are long, thin, flexible, and often made of steel. You can use them to push through a blockage in your drain and reach deep into the external systems. Don't try unblocking an outside drain without a plunger.
In addition to some protective clothing, you'll need to dig around inside the drain. If the blockage is near the surface, it is best to wear waterproof gloves and long sleeves, as well as protective gear for your mouth and eyes. Spillage can contain nasty sewage bacteria, which can cause illness or infection if you contact them.
Step Three: Remove any obstacles you can reach
Would it be possible to remove some of the blockages with your arm? Using your drainage rods for simple debris removal is your best chance of shifting the matter, clogging your blocked drains.
The job is awful, but it's worth it.
Grab a bucket and place it near the drain. With your arm and the essential basic tools, remove the debris by digging in to the drain. The more you remove, the cleaner and easier it gets.
Step Four: Remove the blockage
Try to flush out the blockage with your drainage rods.
You should slide the narrow metal through the sludge if you apply pressure. Then move the rods around to break apart the blockage. If you can see the blockage, you will move the drainage rods.
Be sure to twist your drainage rods clockwise when using them. It is possible that the tough blockages can result in the rods becoming unscrewed!
Step Five: Clean up the extra debris
As soon as you have removed the blockage from your outside drain and water flows freely, make sure that the problem doesn't recur. Ensure all debris has been cleared away from the drain using a hose - preferably a pressure hose.
Once you've loosened the remainder of the blockage with your hands or drainage rod, you can use the pressure from your hosepipe to clear the remaining elements. The cleaner your drains are, the longer it will be before you have to repeat this process.
Step Six: How Do I Unclog a Blocked Outside Drain? Contact a Professional
Drainage problems outside the home tend to be more complex than your typical sink blockage. Even though they are manageable through DIY techniques, these methods are not always practical. We suggest you avoid attempting more powerful techniques if they aren't successful. If you do, an external drainage line may be damaged, and you could cause further damage. Getting your plumbing back to normal is often easy with the aid of a professional.
Step Seven: Get your plumbing and drainage insurance
What are the benefits of plumbing and drainage insurance?
The most comprehensive policies ofSmart Cover plumbing and drainage insurance:
- Internal plumbing emergencies
- Internal drainage system emergencies
- External water supply pipe blockage, collapse or leaks. (within the boundary of the property)
- Advise on what actions to take for protecting yourself and your home
- Preventing an emergency causing further loss or damage to your home
Also, provide a 24/7 emergency helpline number, since problems often need to be repaired urgently to prevent further damage.
As a conclusion
Your day doesn't have to be ruined by a broken pipe or blocked drain. We are on our way to you to solve this problem. We make your life easier by providing you withplumbing and drainage insurance.
With our plumbing & drainage cover on hand, you can rest assured that a solution will be on its way as soon as possible if a problem arises.
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In today's ever-changing digital world, the visual and auditory quality of corporate videos should never be underestimated. Here's why:
1. A good first impression
A high-quality video creates a good first impression. When prospects or business partners watch professional, well-produced content, they're more likely to give the company serious consideration. A pixelated video or mediocre audio can give the impression that the company is neglecting its own image. It can also give the impression that the company isn't looking to invest in itself.
2. Credibility and trust
Well-produced videos reinforce a company's credibility. Audio quality ensures clear, understandable narration, while crisp video captures attention and communicates the message with confidence. Customers are more likely to trust a company that presents professional content.
3. Greater commitment
High-quality video keeps attention. Clear audio and crisp, original visuals ensure that the message is conveyed effectively, avoiding distraction due to technical problems. This results in better engagement, longer viewing times and greater understanding of the content.
4. A success story
Let's take the example of an e-learning company. If its videos suffer from poor quality, learners may have difficulty following and understanding the instructions. This could hinder their learning. On the other hand, a company that attaches importance to audio and visual quality can offer its viewers a more fluid and effective learning experience.
Neglecting audio and video quality in corporate content is a costly mistake. It can lead to negative perception by customers and partners, loss of engagement and lower credibility. Investing in quality equipment and professional video production pays off in terms of long-term ROI. A well-produced video is a powerful tool for generating interest, building trust and leaving a lasting impression.
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We have yet another exciting feature for today! A calm and collected voice on the forums, unafraid to embrace his mistakes, and make the most out of them, this is @ProfitPotential!
Although he just became part of the BabyPips community in 2019, @ProfitPotential openly shared his trading journey which began almost 17 years ago. His story is just like yours. He did not have a million-dollar trading strategy. There was no breakthrough trade that got him rich quick. Rather, his journey has been filled with ups and downs, wins and losses, struggles, and successes. But we're sure that every time he failed, he chose to fail forward. Truly, his path towards becoming consistently profitable involved a lot of hard work and sacrifices. And this is what made him the trader he is today.
He believes that traders can't make money consistently in the forex market by doing the same things that most people do. And today, he shares with us his approach to forex trading.
We know you are very excited to hear more about his journey.
So, without further ado, we give you @ProfitPotential!
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Where are you from? What are your hobbies and interests?
I was born in London and have a degree in information systems development but I did not end up working within the field of my education. Since graduating from university, most of my professional experience has been in sales, which I really disliked in the beginning. Mainly because I wasn't very good at it and all I was doing was making lots of calls.
Even though I didn't plan to get into this line of work things worked out pretty well and I probably wouldn't have changed much in hindsight. Maybe I would have chosen a different subject to study at university.
Trading has also been something I have been involved in for as far back as I can remember. It started with marbles in primary school. I never bought a single marble but managed to accumulate a duffer bag full of them starting with some that were donated to me by friends. I would trade them with the other kids or risk some by play games with them in the school playground. Then I moved on to trading football cards.
Many years later, I was trading on eBay when real profit was involved. I started on this platform by selling unwanted items lying around the house. Once those ran out, I started sourcing products from China and drop shipping items from the large retailers…
Apart from trading, some of my other hobbies and interests include reading (not fiction), going to the gym, and scuba diving. I generally like reading anything that is educational in nature but particularly in the fields of business and finance and personal development.
I also like animals but I don't have any pets.
2. How were you introduced to forex trading? Was there something specifically attractive to you about the forex market?
I was aware of the financial markets as a teenager and was curious about them from then. However, since I didn't have much money at the time to invest, I didn't pursue the curiosity any further.
Soon after graduating from university, I landed a job as a headhunter at a recruitment consultancy. It was during my time there that a spark was ignited in me to pursue things further.
One of my (then) colleagues received an assignment to fill a position at a bank for an FX trader. He was really enthusiastic about it because of the high commission he would get. So I asked him; what's an FX trader? When he elaborated that FX is an abbreviation of the words foreign exchange I got it. Then he mentioned the remuneration package and my jaw dropped. It was at that point that I was motivated to follow up with the curiosity I had before with the financial markets.
What attracted me to this was the opportunity of being able to make money from money without needing a product or service as the vehicle. It was also something I could start on the side. The time and money freedom aspect of trading was also highly appealing to me.
3. Are you a full-time or part-time trader? What do you like about being a full or part-time trader?
At the moment, I am trading part-time and I also do some freelance work for the other part of the time.
What I like about it is that I have time to do other things and it can be done around other commitments.
Trading Forex is an ideal business in the sense that, everything is digital, the overhead is very low, you can trade any time and it is scalable.
4. Please describe a typical day in your trading life.
A typical day for me would be to wake up and get ready for the European and London session. For the first three hours of this session, I am at my main trading computer following the action and looking for opportunities to trade.
At around mid-day, I take a break and do something else until the US session starts. That's about 4 hours later so I might do some exercise, have some lunch, change the scenery or work on another project. This is my second window of opportunity in the day to trade.
I try to switch off from trading outside of these hours and do something else but I do check on any open trades and monitor what is going on from time to time. Although I am trading part-time I am somewhat plugged into the market all the time.
I have a hybrid strategy that includes day and swing trades but sometimes nothing worthwhile is setting up. When there are no trades to take, I simply go and do something else.
5. Do you personally know other successful traders? Have you learned or adopted strategy methods from them or do you always follow your own?
I do know one successful trader but our approaches to the market and trading methods are different. I have also spent a lot of time over the years consuming content posted by others online. I am of the opinion that everybody learned something from someone else at some point during their development.
With that being said, I also believe that you can't make money consistently in the forex market by doing the same things that most people do. There is no competitive advantage or edge in that. There needs to be something different about what you are doing compared to most participants.
My strategy and methods are a culmination of existing methods and ideas. Which have been tested and either discarded or adapted somewhat so they have become my own.
Whenever I thought I have made a discovery that is unique, I researched the idea to see if any material already exists on it. You can usually find everything online if you search hard enough and know what you are looking for. Maybe not exactly the way you see it but something similar, which helps to expand on the concept or idea.
6. What do you feel is the most overrated trading advice that's given to trading newbies? Why?
This is an interesting question because trading is full of contradictions. What works well for one trader might not work so well for another.
However, from my experience, I feel that the most overrated trading advice given to newbies is to move stop losses to break even…
Rarely, have I ever entered the market and the price has never come back to my entry price after showing some profit.
I have lost count how many times I have been stopped out of a trade prematurely at break-even because I was too defensive with my trade management. Only for the price to then turn around and move to a level that would have shown a greater profit than before.
If you subscribe to some other pieces of trading advice, such as trading with the longer term trend, waiting for confirmation to enter the trade, and then letting your profits run, your entry price will probably be retested at some point before the move really gets underway.
Instead of moving stops to break even, I think it is better to take partial profits and letting the rest run.
7. How has trading changed your life and what have you learned about being a Forex trader?
Trading provides me with a sense of freedom. The time I have invested into trading has helped me develop skills that make me feel that I always have the means to make money.
In the early years, I sacrificed a lot of time studying and practicing without receiving anything in return. On top of that, I was also losing money. Most people would probably give up and move on to something else after several months of this. However, I endured the frustration of not making any progress for years. I chose to maintain the belief that I could make it work.
In time, I started to realize the paradox of it all. I got into this for time and money freedom but that seemed to be the price I had to pay without any guarantee that I would achieve it.
I learned to focus on the process and to never give up. I learned that the more you want or the faster you want to make money the less likely you are to make it. I learned to separate time from money.
What is required to be a successful and consistently profitable trader are similar skills one needs to be a high performing individual in any area in life. It doesn't come easy and requires time and effort.
I wouldn't say that trading has changed my life in a drastic way yet. The long term benefits of trading will far outweigh the negative ones from the earlier years though.
8. What do you think is the biggest misconception about trading?
I think the biggest misconceptions about trading are that you can make money quickly and the more often you trade, the more you can potentially make.
At face value, this seems plausible but they are also half-truths. Since you can make money quickly and trading more frequently does generally mean more opportunity to profit. However, what is often overlooked is that it is highly improbable that large and fast money can be sustained outside of the immediate short term. Furthermore, it generally takes a long time to achieve competence to be consistently profitable.
When I started, I was eager to trade and was under the belief that I was going to turn a small amount of money into something much larger by compounding it. So I gravitated towards the lower time frames because I thought it would be quicker.
Needless to say, the results were the complete opposite. I was losing money quickly, over-trading, and not following a plan that seemed to make sense.
In my mind, the right balance to be found in trading is to have a strategy that adapts to generate fast small profits or slow large profits or something in between.
Over the years, I have come to appreciate that less is more and the preservation of capital is more important than the return on investment. You can't trade when you don't have any money.
9. What is your current non-forex related goal at the moment?
My current non Forex related goal is to create more sources of income. I have three at the moment, which includes Forex but they need to be developed further.
I would also like to travel some more. I would like to go to Australia, a country in Asia and one in South America. Then I would have been to every continent.
10. If you could thank one person who contributed positively to your trading journey, who would you thank?
If I had to choose one person it would be Mark Douglas, because there is a scarcity of information and education out there related to the psychological aspects of trading. This was something I struggled with a lot. I had some trading demons that were sabotaging my performance for years.
At the time, he seemed to be a renowned expert in the field of trading psychology. And he probably still is.
Once I got a handle on the psychological parts of trading, everything else just seemed to fall into place.


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March 31, 2021
Staff Reporter, Karachi
HABIBMETRO and Central Depository Company (CDC) signed an agreement that aims to facilitate Non-Resident Pakistanis (NRPs) to invest in Pakistan's stock market through the HABIBMETRO Roshan Digital Account (RDA).
The RDA is an initiative of the Government of Pakistan and the State Bank of Pakistan that brings banking convenience to Pakistanis residing, or owning declared assets, overseas.
On the occasion of the signing ceremony, Mohsin Ali Nathani, President & CEO HABIBMETRO commented, "We are pleased to collaborate with the CDC for enhancing our RDA offering and enabling NRPs to invest in Pakistan's stock market in a hassle-free and convenient manner.'
He added, 'HABIBMETRO and Habib Bank AG Zurich are committed to serving our customers regardless of where they are in the world.
HABIBMETRO RDA offers NRPs digital account opening, convenient online banking and attractive opportunities that contribute toward the progress of Pakistan.'
HABIBMETRO's Roshan Digital Account provides NRPs with an innovative banking solution to undertake banking-payments, fund-transfers and investment activities in Pakistan, from anywhere in the world.
The RDA program is available for Conventional and Islamic Banking customers around the world.
Since its launch 6 weeks ago, HABIBMETRO RDA has contributed over 5 percent to the Rs. 600 million+ remittances attracted through the initiative.
Expressing his thoughts at the signing ceremony CEO CDC Mr. Badiuddin Akber said, "Roshan Digital Account is a remarkable step taken by the State Bank of Pakistan to facilitate Overseas Pakistanis.


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Do you want to put your memory skills to the test, or do you want to give your brain a chance to get some exercise? You can increase your memory, speed, and accuracy by playing first games by Paytm. Your mental capacity decreases with age, which is a natural way of getting older. You can't reject it, but you can attempt to postpone it and enhance your mind by playing mobile games. This is something you can do. Yes! Research and studies have shown that playing video games may significantly affect a person's mental health. People play video games for various reasons, including to have fun and pass the time. You need to start participating in online brain training games if you want to keep your brain in good shape while also ensuring that it is constantly active.
It is essential to realize that the games are not designed just for children. You should be aware that playing video games may hurt the development of a child's mind. However, playing these games can undoubtedly have a favorable impact on the minds of older adults. Playing games that challenge your senses, such as puzzles, games centered on missions, or even racing games, might help you improve your mental acuity. When you play a game that trains your brain, the connections between the individual brain cells become more muscular.
Playing rummy card games may assist you in maintaining an engaged and active mind, which has many positive effects. Playing mind games may help one maintain attention skills, increase memory, improve reflexes, and enhance eyesight. It can also alleviate symptoms of sadness. Now, if you want to know what games you should play to sharpen your mind, you should probably read the part after this.
5 of the Best Mental Challenges You Can Play on Your Android Device to Keep Your Mind Sharp
These days, you can discover hundreds of online brain games and programs on the internet; nevertheless, we can't write about every one of them in a single piece. Because of this, we have included a discussion of the best ones below. Let us dive in:
1. Brain Games for Adults, Also Known as Brain Exercise Games
An application for mobile devices designed specifically for elderly citizens called Brain Games for Adults and available free of charge to download. Do not be concerned; the installation of this program does not need you to spend even a single dime. You can download the mind games application for free and access over 25 games in one place. You would have access to games where you solve games, play music, solve mind games, complete challenging objectives, and engage in various other mental games. You can play any of the games whenever the mood strikes you. This software has a variety of games that fall under many categories. Some of these categories include brain concentration, thinking quickly, brain skills, logic, and reflexes.
2. Peak
Peak is another brilliant brain games app that you should know about. You don't need any previous expertise or special skills to use the program since it has a very straightforward user interface. This software has more than forty games for users to choose from when selecting a game to play. This program not only allows you to participate in various competitions but also to participate in various brain training activities. Both Android and iOS smartphones are compatible with the installation of The Peak.
3. Crossword Puzzles
You have probably played or, at the very least, see someone else playing one of the most classic board games ever created: the word search puzzle. It is believed that crossword puzzles have been around for almost two hundred years, making them one of the oldest traditional games that are still available to be played today. In the past, you could only complete crossword puzzles by reading newspapers. However, technology has progressed to the point that it is now possible to play crossword games online without difficulty, and you can even download gaming software onto your computer. Whether you believe it or not, playing crossword puzzles is a great way to enhance your mental health, hone your thinking skills, and pick up some interesting new information. AppyNation is responsible for one of the mobile gaming applications that is the most popular among users and is linked to crosswords.
4. Sudoku
Another game that might help people develop their wits and become more mentally adroit is Sudoku. Another classic game that has made its way into the modern day is Sudoku, which has been around for almost three decades. You may challenge your mind with hundreds of different levels of this puzzle game by downloading the Sudoku mobile game app for free on your smartphone. Numbers and patterns come together in the game of Sudoku. You must pay attention to the trail of numbers and carefully plan out the sequence to do it properly. It is said that playing this number game while multitasking might help improve one's mental health. In addition to this, it assists in the development of your thinking skills and attention.
There are a large number of websites, such as Sudokucraze.com, that provide free access to the popular puzzle game Sudoku. After determining the degree of challenge, you may immediately begin playing. You will be able to track your actions and the amount of time it takes you to finish the puzzle, which will give an element of rivalry to a game played alone.
5. Elevate
Elevate is another well-known game for the brain. You may have noticed recently posted advertisements for this mind game on Facebook or YouTube. The brain game has an excellent layout and an intuitive user interface. This mental exercise not only assists in the brain of your cognitive skills but also helps develop your academic learning. You may increase your memory skills, accuracy, processing speed, and understanding by playing any more than thirty brain games available on Elevate. Simply signing up for an elevate subscription is all that is required of you if your goals are to improve your mental prowess and acquire new knowledge daily.
If you are searching for a game of Solitaire to play online, you should begin by playing Solitaire since it is one of the most popular games in this genre. The user interface is uncluttered and straightforward, and you can choose the backdrop color if you like.
Final Thoughts
These days, mental challenges are more crucial than ever, particularly for grownups. Engaging in rummy card games consistently may assist a mind in optimizing both the health and performance of the brain. You can simply download the First Games app to start playing and earning real money!


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Tilt & Turn
If you love having your windows wide open to let in fresh air, then why not consider our tilt and turn windows for your ground floor? Offering greater scope for larger openings than our standard casement window. The open in style gives great options for cleaning from within (in the turn position) and secure ventilation (in the tilt position).
Product Features
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- Security & locking A high security system using the face-fix UNI-JET D hinge side flush with the sash overlap. The window retains its line management and high-quality appearance.
- Trouble-free providing both form and functionality, making them extremely easy to operate.
- 10-year warranty All tilt and turn windows are guaranteed not to warp, split or discolour for a minimum of 10 years, from your installation.
- Ventilation The tilt function allows for top ventilation, easily enabling hot air to quickly escape through the top portion of the window. This also cuts back on allowing strong breezes into the room.
- Easy to clean It is rare when a window can make cleaning easier. With the window placed in the turn position, you can safely clean the exterior of your windows while inside your home.
Product Highlights
- Available in 3 woodgrain colours and 13 Artisan colour options
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- We offer a wide range of glass options for any situation, toughened, laminated, Option for noise reduction and many more
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Ferrara Candy Company has agreed to acquire Jelly Belly Candy Company through CTH Invest, the lead holding company of Ferrara. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The proposed acquisition would combine Jelly Belly Candy Company's more than 100 flavors of Jelly Belly® jelly beans and gourmet specialty confections with Ferrara's broad portfolio of sugar candies.
Once the acquisition closes, nearly 800 global Jelly Belly employees and its facilities in California, Illinois, and Thailand will join the Ferrara organization. Jeff Brown, who is currently the Executive Vice President of Global Operations and Distribution of Jelly Belly, will become its Chief Executive Officer.
Jelly Belly Candy Company's roots date back to its founding in Illinois in 1869 and it has continued to be family-owned and operated by the fourth, fifth, and sixth generations of the Rowland candy-making family.
Its signature brand of Jelly Belly® jelly beans has been one of the most loved and recognizable candy products in the world since its introduction in 1976. Its extensive portfolio includes more than 100 flavors of its well-known jelly beans and a wide variety of other candies.
The company is also well-known for its specialty retail confections, including jelly bean lines such as BeanBoozled® jelly beans and Sport Beans® Energizing jelly beans®. Today, Jelly Belly distributes its products in more than 60 countries across five continents and has a strong track record of sustained and profitable growth.
Headquartered in Chicago for more than 115 years and privately owned, Ferrara is the leading U.S. sugar confections company and the manufacturer of 20 beloved brands such as Black Forest®, NERDS®, SweeTARTS®, and Trolli®. Ferrara is a Ferrero related company.
"As we considered the future of Jelly Belly Candy Company, we have been steadfast in our commitment to create a win-win situation for our employees, consumers, and products," said Herman Rowland, Sr., Chairman of the Board of Directors of Jelly Belly.
"When I met with the Ferrara team, I recognized a like-minded group that shares our knowledge and passion for the candy business and has the talent and resources to grow our products and the careers of our people around the world. I am confident of the continued success of Jelly Belly as part of the Ferrara portfolio."
"Since our inception almost a century and a half ago, Jelly Belly Candy Company has been focused on providing exciting new flavors and continuous innovation, and we are extremely proud of the deep affinity we've built with our fans around the world," said Lisa Brasher, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jelly Belly.
"Ferrara's interest reflects the substantial value of our storied brand, built on our team's many successes, and the opportunity to drive continued growth. We look forward to being a part of this impressive company."
"We are excited to bring Jelly Belly's imaginative products and talented team into the Ferrara community," said Marco Capurso, Chief Executive Officer of Ferrara. "Our dedication to creating high-quality, innovative sugar confections for the world and our deep relationships with retailers aligns perfectly with the Jelly Belly track record and passion for quality, reliability, and customer service. We look forward to working together to build on the success of all our brands."
The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2023 and is subject to certain closing conditions.


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Vintage Pulp | Apr 15 2020 |
This poster is an addendum to our earlier write-up on this film, Osoe!, a hit roman porno from Nikkatsu Studios starring Erina Miyai, who spent her entire career getting into pickles like this one. This is basically the original promo poster, reversed and with all the text removed except the title. It was unusual for title-only art like this to be produced, which is why when we found it we thought we'd better share. We also share some thoughts on the film. Just look here. Osoe! premiered in Japan today in 1978.
Vintage Pulp | Apr 15 2019 |
This poster was made to promote a Nikkatsu Studios roman porno flick titled Osoe!, which in Japanese means "attack." In typical roman porno fashion, the plot is pretty twisted. In brief, Erina Miyai plays a woman who wants revenge on a corporation for its role in the death of her parents. She goes to a disco and deliberately allows herself to be taken home and gangbanged, all for the purpose of later informing the guys who did it she'll accuse them of rape if they don't kidnap the corporation's CEO for her.
We'll say this much for Nikkatsu—their ideas were certainly creative. In this case, there's a subtext of turning male power against itself, which is all to the good, but of course things never come off quite how the protagonists intend in roman porno. Which is to say, Miyai's plot goes pear shaped. Osoe! is super obscure in the West but was a successful release and even played a few years ago at the famed Laputa Asagaya revival cinema in Tokyo. Its original premiere was today in 1978.


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One of my clients recently encountered a situation, the likes of which I had not seen before, that had me scratching my head for a solution. Here are the facts and here is how we approached the collection. Perhaps there was a better way to secure the fee than what he had to work with.
Our broker (let's call him "Joe"), works for a commercial brokerage firm which I have represented for several years. In the course of my working with that firm, we developed form commission agreements for various situations, including exclusive listing agreements (sale, lease, sale and lease, and sublease); buyer and tenant representation agreements (exclusive and non-exclusive); and what I call single-party commission agreements, for when Joe and his firm represented a prospective buyer or tenant and wanted to get a written agreement with the property owner to confirm commission rate, terms, and amount. Joe had each of these form agreements at his disposal, along with the assistance of his managing broker, the firm's COO, and yours truly.
Joe, working with his buyer client (but without any form of written representation agreement), obtained a sale commission agreement with the seller for a specific 10-acre parcel owned by that certain property owner. The agreement provided that if Joe's client purchased all or any part of that parcel, its owner would pay Joe and his firm a commission of X% of the gross sale price at closing. The deal proceeded, and a PSA was ultimately executed, with a long due diligence period for zoning and other pre-closing contingencies. It turned out that the 10-acre parcel was, itself, part of a larger parcel of almost 50 acres owned by that same seller; and during due diligence, Joe's buyer client decided to purchase the remainder of that larger parcel, in negotiations where Joe was not involved. Joe learned of the second PSA well after its execution, as neither Seller nor Buyer saw fit to let Joe know about the deal. Joe was not happy, in fact, he was incensed, but was warned not to jeopardize his fee on the 10-acre parcel. Nonetheless, Joe felt that because he had introduced this buyer to this seller, he was procuring cause of the second contract, and therefore entitled to a second fee.
Now, these claims are always fact-specific, and often depend on the specific language in what written agreements applied. The one written agreement Joe had was clearly tied to a 10-acre parcel, described with PIN and a sketch attached to the agreement. The agreement was silent about any other property owned by the seller, so this left us with a solid claim for a commission on Deal 1, and a procuring cause/quantum meruit claim for the fee on Deal 2. The deals were to close together, and we sent invoices for both to the title company. The seller refused to pay the second commission, so we threatened to record a broker lien. The title company required the seller to escrow a large percent of the claimed commission, so this brought the seller back to the table, to see if we could work something out. In fact, we did settle the claim—for less than we wanted, and likely for more than the seller wanted to pay, so this tale has a (moderately) happy ending.
Still, could Joe have done something differently in order to have a stronger claim for the full fee on Deal 2? In truth, Joe did well to get a written commission agreement of any kind from this seller. However, Joe's client moved ahead without him on Deal 2 (clearly no loyalty there). What could Joe and we have done differently? Hindsight tells us that relying on the commission agreement with the seller (albeit a 10-acre parcel specific agreement) wasn't enough. Joe needed more. He should not have relied on his buyer-client relationship without some form of agreement, such that the buyer would protect Joe (i.e. either a non-circumvent, an obligation to pay the fee, not to sign a PSA before Joe had another commission agreement with the seller). Some of our readers might say "Jim, nice try. Joe just wasn't procuring cause of Deal 2, his claim was aggressive at best, more likely overreaching." Others would say that Joe brought the seller and therefore the property to the buyer's attention, so he deserves a fee.
Now to use 20/20 hindsight, what could Joe and his managing broker have done differently? We might expand that commission agreement for use in the future to include all other property owned by the seller of the subject property. That may or may not be a tough sell. What we should have done though, was mandate representation agreements wherever possible. Whenever a broker works with a prospect, there should be either an exclusive right to represent, or at worst, a non-exclusive right to represent, providing that the prospective buyer client will not sign a lease or PSA unless or until the broker has a written commission agreement. That puts the buyer on the hook for a lost fee if the buyer goes ahead without protecting its broker. Maybe every broker needs to decide if it makes sense to require that sort of protection. It sure would have helped in this last deal, and it would have mattered financially, to the magnitude of several tens of thousands of dollars. Representation agreements come in all shapes and sizes. For example, I like my letter agreement format, and I offer it in exclusive and non-exclusive formats as well. Maybe that was the tool that was missing in this last transaction.
Jim Hochman is a partner at Schain Banks Kenny & Schwartz law firm and freelance writer. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The Houston Dynamo came off a midweek 0-0 draw and were now back out on the road, this time at Children's Mercy Park to take on Sporting Kansas City hoping to get their first road win of the year. Unfortunately, they'll still be looking for that this season with SKC coming away with a 4-2 win. Kansas dominated the first half with Houston looking sloppy and frustrated, but came out well to make an entertaining second half as they kept coming within a goal of equalizing before KC pulled away.
Sporting Kansas City had the first real chance of the day in just the third minute. Gadi Kinda was fouled on the edge of the box by Maynor Figueroa. Johnny Russell stepped up to the free kick, but his shot went right into the wall.
As both sides settled in during the opening minutes, Kansas City were largely in control of the possession and used a higher line to put pressure on the Dynamo defenders. Houston on the other hand were content to chase and try to counter attack.
SKC were able to take advantage of a mistake by Sam Junqua in the 13th minute. The ball was played across goal to Johnny Russell. Junqua was late to defend the attacking player and made contact with Russell from behind in the penalty box. The center official immediately pointed to the spot despite Russell exaggerating some of the contact as he went down. After a brief check with VAR, the penalty stood with Russell converting it to make it 1-0 to the home side.
Thursday: Sign a contract extension through 2023.
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
Sunday: Score in a fifth-straight MLS match (second player in club history to do so).
Go on, Johnny Russell! pic.twitter.com/oZJGtPgjTS
Houston thought they had equalized in the 20th minute after Darwin Quintero played Corey Baird on goal. However, even though Baird's chipped goal was a quality finish, Baird would be ruled offside. Moments later SKC nearly doubled their lead with a through ball being played to Dániel Sallói. Sallói volleyed an effort from distance as he tried to beat Dynamo goalkeeper Michael Nelson, but it struck the side post.
Sallói would be on target in the 26th minute to put SKC up 2-0. Gadi Kinda played a perfect through ball towards Sallói who continued his run towards the back post. He played the ball back post and around Michael Nelson into the net.
Sweet sixteen. ✨@danielsalloi adds to his season tally as @SportingKC double their lead. pic.twitter.com/WtsKbNMrqs
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
Kansas City continued to apply a lot of pressure with them seemingly in complete control of the game. They didn't sit back on their lead, rather they leaned into their possession and continued to push up the field. Tab Ramos changed his formation in the 30th minute to a 4-3-3 by taking off Junqua and bringing on Maxi Urruti, but Kansas City stayed in control of the game all the way through halftime.
The goalkeepers were both tested early in the second half. Sallói for KC played a ball that was dummied to Kinda, but Michael Nelson made himself big and blocked the shot. On the other side Tim Melia had a similar save after some good combination play in the final third found Quintero on goal, but Melia was able to keep the ball out of the net.
However, the Dynamo would play their way back into the game in the 50th minute. Griffin Dorsey did well to win the ball back and get out wide before he placed a perfect ball for Fafà Picault. Picault did well to get in front of his defender and make contact with the ball to put it in the roof of the goal. 2-1.
Fafa sneaks in on the back post!
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
We've got a game in KC. pic.twitter.com/ik8GI7YBlc
Just as it looked Houston had begun to take control of the game, SKC was able to increase their lead in the 57th minute. After gambling on a tackle, Dániel Sallói slotted Kinda in so that he was 1v1 with Nelson. Kinda was clever and this time dribbled around Nelson to make it 3-1 to the home side.
Two-goal advantage restored.
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
Salloi & Kinda combine again for @SportingKC! pic.twitter.com/uJ8Hv7ST7X
Through the 70th minute, things evened out in terms of performance by both teams. Tyler Pasher, Griffin Dorsey, and Picault offered some danger going up the field with Kinda and Sallói providing the lions' share of the chances for Kansas City.
Houston would come within one again in the 76th minute. Excellent service by Picault on the left wing saw Picault play in a cross to Darwin Quintero. Quintero beat his man and headed the ball into the near post. 3-2.
Dynamo aren't going away. @darwinJR3's header cuts SKC's lead to 3-2. pic.twitter.com/xgFVuUK36U
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
In the 79th minute it looked like Maxi Urruti equalized the game. A fantastic through ball by Tyler Pasher took Urruti 1v1 with Melia. Urruti was able to get around the SKC goalkeeper and blast the ball into the net. However, the assistant referee raised his flag late to indicate Urruti was offside. The center official listened to his VAR official who sided with the AR.
Kansas came close to again increasing their lead just a few minutes later after a poor giveaway out of the back. Roger Espinoza pounced on the opportunity, but Nelson was again able to come up with a big save to keep the Dynamo in the game.
KID FROM KATY DOES IT AGAIN pic.twitter.com/TFaJJKlgjA
— Houston Dynamo FC (@HoustonDynamo) October 3, 2021
Johnny Russell would get KC their fourth goal of the game in the 90th minute and put the nail in the coffin. Russell got the ball on the wing and quickly changed his speed which helped him get around Figueroa and beat Nelson.
Johnny Russell on cruise control.
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 3, 2021
4-2 to @SportingKC! pic.twitter.com/rhBXsjtqTx
The final whistle would blow and it would end 4-2. The first half the Dynamo came out sloppy and gave up a pair of goals to a motivated Kansas City side. The second half the Dynamo had made adjustments and played their way into the game, but allowed SKC to keep their distance with Kansas answering the Dynamo's attempts to equalize.
The Dynamo will be back home on Saturday, October 16th when the Seattle Sounders come to BBVA Stadium for a 7:30 PM CT kickoff.
15' SKC: Johnny Russell (penalty kick)
26' SKC: Dániel Sallói (assisted by Gadi Kinda)
50' HOU: Fafà Picault (assisted by Griffin Dorsey)
57' SKC: Gadi Kinda (assisted by Dániel Sallói)
76' HOU: Darwin Quintero (assisted by Fafà Picault)
90' SKC: Johnny Russell (assisted by Graham Zusi)
14' HOU: Sam Junqua (yellow card)
27' HOU: Teenage Hadebe (yellow card)
53' HOU: Matías Vera (yellow card)
85' SKC: Graham Zusi (yellow card)
Houston Dynamo (3-4-1-2): Michael Nelson; Maynor Figueroa, Teenage Hadebe, Tim Parker; Sam Junqua (32' Maxi Urruti), Darwin Cerén (32' Joe Corona), Matías Vera (79' Memo Rodríguez), Griffin Dorsey; Darwin Quintero; Fafà Picault, Corey Baird (61' Tyler Pasher)
Sporting Kansas City (4-3-3): Tim Melia; Luís Martins, Andreu Fontàs, Ilie, Graham Zusi; Gadi Kinda (78' Roger Espinoza), José Mauri, Rémi Walter (73' Cameron Duke); Dániel Sallói, Khiry Shelton (59' Alan Pulido), Johnny Russell