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To all clients and friends of Strauss Troy:
We hope that you remain well during these challenging times. Like you, we at Strauss Troy have been busy preparing and planning for all aspects of this unprecedented event.
To all clients and friends of Strauss Troy:
We hope that you remain well during these challenging times. Like you, we at Strauss Troy have been busy preparing and planning for all aspects of this unprecedented event.
You may have noticed that, unlike major appliances, lawyers don't come with warnings or instructions. Whether you need a lawyer regularly for your business or only for specific tasks, the principles of this article should be helpful to you.
Strauss Troy is pleased to announce that 16 of our attorneys have been recognized as The Best Lawyers in America 2020. Attorneys named to The Best Lawyers in America were recognized by their peers in the legal industry for their professional excellence in 145 different types of practice areas.
Strauss Troy is proud to be sponsoring the 2019 Commercial PACE in Action event on Thursday, May 23.
PACE is the fastest growing financing tool in the country, with over 800% growth in the last 9 years. At the event you'll hear directly from local building owners about how to leverage this opportunity on your commercial property.
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U.S. News – Best Lawyers® has recognized Strauss Troy among the Best Law Firms of 2019. Strauss Troy has earned eleven metropolitan rankings and was nationally ranked in Project Finance Law. National Tier 3 Project Finance Law Metropolitan Tier 1 – Cincinnati Commercial Litigation Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions – Plaintiffs Project Finance Law …Read More
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Easter parade and 5km road race in Naas on Sunday
Two big events in Naas this weekend
A scene from the 2017 parade in Naas
This year's Easter Parade in Naas on Sunday next coincides with the inaugural Naas Athletic Club Streets of Naas 5km road race.
The parade will make its way through the town at approximately 3pm finishing at Fairgreen.
It starts at Blessington Road. It will be preceded by the race, which starts at Poplar Square at 1pm, with number collection between 11 am and 12.30 pm at Naas town hall.
The winner will receive the Sheena Walsh trophy, in honour of the memory of the 31 year old local woman who passed away in November 2016.
The parade theme is 'Get Naas Active', with an array of sporting, health and fitness organisations and businesses taking part along with a host of local groups as well as two pipe bands.

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sabato 27 marzo 2010
In the Street...After Tiziana Fausti GQ Event, Bergamo
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Wild Card Round Matchup Manifesto: Andrew Luck and Deshaun Watson Set up for Success, More
USA Today Sports. Pictured: Andrew Luck, Deshaun Watson
- Andrew Luck and Deshaun Watson could be locked into a high-scoring shootout when the Colts and Texans face off on Saturday.
- Below are various matchup-based advantages and disadvantages to leverage in the four wild-card games.
The NFL is a matchup-driven league. Offensive coordinators are always looking to scheme their playmakers into one-on-one situations against a defender, while defensive coordinators will attempt to do anything in their power to upset the timing and rhythm of the opposing quarterback.
Despite the obvious impact that defenses have on opposing offenses, fantasy players are often left with one-way metrics to describe offenses and defenses that they are then forced to compare against each other in an attempt to identify mismatches.
The goal here is to provide easy-to-decipher charts and notes to identify key matchups on both sides of the ball in:
- Explosive Plays
- Pace
- Pressure
- Trench Battles
- Turnover Margin
- Passing Game
The Week 17 manifesto accurately forecasted underwhelming performances for Kirk Cousins and Sam Darnold, solid rushing days for C.J. Anderson and the Raiders as well as uber-efficient passing performances from Patrick Mahomes and Matt Ryan.
The following charts have matchup-specific information meant to highlight the largest mismatches in these ever-important facets of football to ultimately gain actionable betting and fantasy takeaways for the four wild-card matchups.
Note: This data is based on games from Weeks 1-17.
Explosive Plays
Big plays make the football world go round. Matchups between explosive offenses and leaky defenses are exactly what we're looking for when compiling game stacks in DFS, or when betting an over. We can calculate this with help from NFL.com's team-based statistics.
- Explosive Pass Rate: The sum of an offense's rate of 20-plus yard completions per pass attempt and the opposing defense's rate of 20-plus yard completions allowed per pass attempt. A higher percentage is better for offenses (green is good, red is bad).
- Explosive Run Rate: The sum of an offense's rate of 20-plus yard gains per rush attempt and the opposing defense's rate of 20-plus yard runs allowed per rush attempt. A higher percentage is better for offenses (green is good, red is bad).
- The Chargers, Bears and Seahawks are the week's top passing games in explosive pass play rate.
- Most of Philip Rivers' deep balls have been intended for his outside receivers instead of Keenan Allen. Travis Benjamin (20.7), Mike Williams (15.6) and Tyrell Williams (13.4) all have a significantly higher average target depth than Allen (9.4).
- The Bears have an even more muddled situation at receiver: Allen Robinson (19% target share), Taylor Gabriel (18%), Tarik Cohen (16%), Trey Burton (16%) and Anthony Miller (11%) have all been heavily involved this season with Mitchell Trubisky under center.
- A-Rob (ribs), Gabriel (shoulder) and Miller (shoulder) are all banged up. Be sure to monitor our NFL Injury Report for daily practice participation along with estimated and official game statuses for every fantasy-relevant player.
- Russell Wilson and the Seahawks have utilized a run-first offense all season. Still, Wilson and Tyler Lockett have managed to form the most efficient combination in the league with their limited opportunities.


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The automatic adding people to WhatsApp groups without his/her consent is somehow irritating and by the time you delete and exit from the group, your mobile number has been exposed. Also, If you have blocked a contact, you will still receive messages this contact sends into any group you have in common. Besides, they will still receive messages you send to those groups.
The update is finally rolled out a fix for that, in the form of a new setting that lets you choose who can add you to group chats – and thankfully, there's also a way to put a stop to this nonsense entirely.
You can now update your WhatsApp to the latest from Google Play Store or download the update here.
The new Group Privacy settings option allows you to blacklist certain contacts from inviting you to groups while still allowing group invites from trusted sources.
The Group Privacy Blacklist function replaces a previous option which prevented all users from automatically inviting you to groups with a new setting named "My contacts except…".
In cases where group invites are blocked, users will be prompted to send you a private invitation through the individual chat, giving you the chance to join the group.
Go to Settings>>Account>>Privacy>>Groups and choose or prevent users from automatically adding you to groups without your permission.
The feature is now available for both Android and iOS WhatsApp users worldwide. Update your WhatsApp messenger to the latest version and you will have access to the feature.


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|Metamora junior Anne Peters puts shoots over Bloomington's JJ Mullins Tuesday night in Metamora. Peters finished with 9 points and is averaging 10.8 points per game through 6 games in the 2017-18 season. PHOTO / MIKE ROEDELL
Going into this one, the key for the Redbirds was whether they would be able to stop or at least limit the Purple Raiders star player Ellie Weltha. Weltha had a very quiet first quarter, only scoring 2 points. In fact, the Raiders' offense was almost absent from the first eight minutes, scoring just 7 points in the first. The Redbirds had things pretty spread out in the opening frame, as was the theme for a majority of the game. Anne Peters, the junior transfer from Washington, had a 3 to lead all of Metamora's 5 scorers in that quarter. The other 4 each had 2 points. The hosts would have an 11-7 lead after the first quarter.
The second quarter saw momentum swing back over to the visitors' side, with a big game coming from the Raiders' Weltha, who had 11 points that quarter alone, off of 4 2-pointers and going 3-4 from the free throw line. The Redbirds continued their strong spread-out offense, totaling 15 2nd quarter points, and going into the halftime locker room with a slim 26-24 lead, largely in part to that big second quarter from Weltha. Reagan Begole was the leading scorer for Metamora at halftime. She had 6 points.
The third quarter saw even more spread out scoring from the Redbirds, with Peters, Alivia West, and Begole all totaling 4 points each. Weltha got a pass to the head in the third quarter and seemed out of it from that point onward. Weltha would only score 2 points the entire second half. With just one quarter remaining, the Redbirds had a 8-point lead. If they really wanted to win this one, they would need to find a way to shut the door for good in the fourth and final quarter. They did.
In the fourth quarter, the scoring came aplenty for Metamora, with Sierrah Seals, West, Begole, and Kaylee Hieronymus all making it into the scoring column. Some late game fouling secured the Redbirds' third win of the year, 54-35. Reagan Begole and Sierrah Seals would both finish in double figures scoring-wise.
Next up for the team is arguably their toughest opponent all year, who just so happens to be in the Mid-Illini Conference. The Morton Lady Potters (3-1) are back-to-back-to-back State Champions in Class 3A. In those three seasons, as well as counting this year, they have a record of (103-9). Last year in Metamora, the game was close until the end, with the Redbirds staying within six points, until the late-game fouling that plagued Bloomington Tuesday plagued the Redbirds against Morton, and the Potters would wind up winning that one by 17 points.
Thusday's Metamora-Morton game tips off from Metamora High School's Topeke Gymnasium at 7:00 pm this Thursday, November 30th.
Metamora Scorers:
Reagan Begole (13), Sierrah Seals (10), Anne Peters (9), Alivia West (8), Anna Barrow (5), Kaylee Hieronymus (5), Tameshia Smullin (2), Alison Lee (2)
Metamora Statistical Leaders:
2's | Reagan Begole (6)
3's | Anne Peters & Kaylee Hieronymus (1)
Made Free Throws | Sierrah Seals (4)
Attempted Free Throws | Sierrah Seals & Reagan Begole (4)
TEAM STATISTICS | 20 2's, 2 3's, 10-13 free throws, 8 fouls, 54 points
Categories: Barrow Begole Bloomington Girls Basketball Hieronymus IHSA Lee Metamora Peters Seals Smullin Varsity West


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Shout out to the daddies…
Not the guy that made a baby. Not the guy that never shows up. Not the guy that doesn't care.
Shout out to the real daddies.
The ones that wake up early on Saturday morning and stir cups of chocolate milk.
The ones that sit snuggled up on the couch to watch another episode of that silly cartoon.
That rubs their back and brushes the hair out of their face.
That helps them blow their nose.
The ones that say YES when they say PLAY WITH ME.
Even when it's the 10th round of Candy Land.
The ones that take them to the park and push them on the swing.
The ones that teach them how to pump their legs on the swing and smiles when they figure it out.
The ones that blow on the skinned knees and wipe the tears.
To the ones that throw the ball.
To the ones that give piggy back rides.
The ones that says NO to others so they can say YES to their kids.
To the ones sit and do homework.
To the ones that read books.
To the ones that hold them and comfort them when they are sick.
To the ones that carry the soft sleeping babies to bed.
To the ones that kiss their foreheads and tell them goodnight.
To the ones that stand in the doorway of their room wondering how he got so lucky.
To the ones that adore.
The ones that are patient.
The ones that teach.
The ones that truly love.
Everyone gets a father. Not everyone gets a daddy. ♥
Liz is a just a mom trying to keep it real about how little she sleeps, how often she gets puked on and how much she loves them. You can find her here every day writing about real-mom moments.


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GIA's Global Leadership Program at Harvard Business School (HBS), held June 24 to 27, brought together senior gem and jewelry executives for a custom four-day curriculum led by world class professors and based on the renowned HBS case study method. This year's class, the largest in the six-year history of the program, explored exciting case studies focused on innovation and discussed how to apply the lessons from those cases to the challenges facing the global gem and jewelry industry. The exceptional group of leaders represented the broad scope and diversity of the industry.
"This unique program creates an opportunity for thought-leaders to candidly discuss new ideas and approaches to their day-to-day work and long-term goals," said Susan Jacques, GIA president and CEO. "This program, now in its sixth year, is a direct extension of our renowned education heritage."The GIA Global Leadership Program focuses on new research and best practices to deliver actionable insights. Upon successful completion of the program, participants were awarded a certificate from the Harvard Business School.
GIA, in conjunction with HBS, initiated the program in 2014. The goal of the four-day residential program is to bring together global leaders from different sectors of the gem and jewelry industry to examine issues faced by international businesses, and apply the lessons learned in other industries to their own businesses. The program also provides an unparalleled networking opportunity for senior executives, building bridges between different sectors of the global gem and jewelry supply chain.
GIA will hold its next Global Leadership Program at Harvard from June 22-25, 2020. Participation is limited and by invitation only.


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On Saturday 6th October Laurence REEVES ran the fastest 5k by a Harrier at a parkrun that day, thanks to his 19.26 at Druridge Bay, where he finished 5th. Rob ENSER celebrated a course pb due to his 9th placed 20.25, whilst Robert BADDELEY was 12th home and our 3rd finisher. For the women Carole PAGE was once again 1st finisher for us, whilst Jo POWELL was 4th female and winner of the female 45 category! Results:
5-Laurence REEVES 19.26
9-Rob ENSER 20.50 (68.08%)
12-Robert BADDELEY 21.19
14-Tony JACKSON 21.33
15-Carole PAGE 21.37
16-Jason DAWSON 21.38
19-Steve COWELL 21.45
33-Jo POWELL 23.01 (69.01%)
41-Neil HAMILTON 23.59
61-Phil LEE 26.00
71-Kim BRONZE 26.13
73-Nell GAIR 26.15
97-Eleanor HEELEY 28.27
147-Mark HUME 33.19
Elsewhere Kim REDPATH aka MORALEE was 38th at Keswick Parkrun in 23.13, Alice TETLEY-PAUL was 18th home and 2nd female in 23.53 at Lyme Park, near Stockport, whilst John ROSS was 230rd in 30.49 at the Bramhall Parkrun also near Stockport.
Later that day 9 Harriers were in action at the Kielder 10k where Lisa BASTON was 1st home for us in 78th. Diana WEIGHTMAN was next, followed by Karen WOOD and Sophie APPLEBY. Results:
78-Lisa BASTON 46.59
118-Diana WEIGHTMAN 48.53
310-Karen WOOD 57.12
311-Sophie APPLEBY 57.13
375-George WILLIAMS 58.54
397-Jennifer KNIGHT 58.17
439-Justine NORMAN 1.00.01
466-Sue SKIRROW 1.01.08
543-Linda PATTERSON 1.02.56
The following day Mel STEER and Helen PATTERSON represented us in the Kielder Marathon. Mel was 155th finisher and 3rd female 50 in 4.02.36, and Helen was 462nd in 5.01.12. In the half marathon John CUTHBERT finished 84th in 1.40.26, followed by Chris STEWART in 1.52.54, Richard EASTOE in 2.15.17 and wife Gay a second later.
Photos are of Sue SKIRROW, Lisa BASTON and Diana WEIGHTMAN at the Kielder 10k, and Gay and Richard EASTOW at the Kielder Half Marathon.


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Last month Member for Morwell Russell Northe commenced a petition calling upon the State Government to explore every possible option to reopen Hazelwood Pondage for the benefit of local residents and tourists alike.
"On behalf of the Morwell Electorate and due to the overwhelming outcry from concerned residents, stakeholders and users of Hazelwood Pondage, over 3,000 signatures have now been captured both online and in hard copy petitions," said Mr Northe
Originally, the petition was due to be close at the end of March but with such strong support coming through my office on a daily basis, I intend to keep the petition open until the end of April.
This is something the community feels very strongly and passionate about, in making sure the Pondage is reopened for public use. I had raised this issue in Parliament more than twelve months ago with the then Minister for Resources, who advised that the Government would be working with the community and stakeholders to try and find an outcome – however the complete opposite has occurred with the Government completely ignoring the issue at hand.
"With user groups such as Latrobe Valley Yacht Club and Sailablilty facing an uncertain future, not to mention the impact upon local businesses, recreational users, campers, and local residents, action needs to be taken address the current issues that have caused the Pondage to be closed" Mr Northe said.
"The issue was again raised in Parliament recently when I questioned the Minister for Resources Jaclyn Symes on the same subject; however my call for the State Government to assist in finding an outcome was essentially rejected." said Mr Northe
This is a valuable community asset, and our community has made it loud and clear they want the Pondage retained for current and future generations to enjoy. We want the State Government to work with the local community and all stakeholders in exploring every possible option to reopen the Pondage.
"More than 3,000 people have already voiced their support of this cause and I implore the Minister to listen and act in finding a solution so Hazelwood Pondage can once again be utilised by all user groups and the general public." Mr Northe said.


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Monster Hunter: World has some of the most bizarre event quests for unique items that somehow just keep dragging me back to the game, even when I've got other things to play. You could make your Palico into a mini-Watcher from Horizon Zero Dawn. You can wear a Wiggler Head that's a strange crossover between a sock puppet and a wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tube man. You can still get Aloy armor that makes your hunter look like Horizon Zero Dawn's main character (there's less than a week left for that, so better get it finished quick!). Pretty soon you'll be able to look like Ryu from Street Fighter V, and your Palico will have the chance to be a pixelated Mega Man.
This week's event quest is a small addition, but you're just going to have to "deal with it." Defeating three Tzitzi-Ya-Ku in the arena in the "A Flash in a Pan" event quest will give you the materials you need to craft Shadow Shades α, some sweet Monster Hunter: World sunglasses that will make your hunter look cool while taking down monsters.
Things only cool hunters do:
Slide under monsters
Last-minute dodge
Hook shot wall run
Rock the Shadow Shades α pic.twitter.com/FC5Lc7aCts
— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) March 9, 2018
Next week, Capcom will be doing a Monster Hunter: World livestream to reveal some details on their plans for continuing the game's support. Players are still waiting for free DLC monster Deviljho to be released, and it's expected the stream might have some details on that timing. Monster Hunter: World surpassed 7.5 million copies sold, making it the best-selling Capcom game of all time. In celebration, you can get a commemorative item pack in the game.
Will you be taking on the Tzitzi-Ya-Ku to get yourself a sweet pair of Monster Hunter: World sunglasses? What other bizarre event items would you like to see Capcom bring into the game?


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Excuse me for a few minutes, I'm just going to bring up a couple of things which bother me. They aren't world shattering, but I do think they are important.
I've probably blogged on this before, but I find it very strange when mission writers and speakers say that God needs us to reach the nations for Christ. I'm sorry, but what sort of pathetic God needs me to do anything? An omnipotent, omniscient, all-wise God really doesn't need people like us to lend him a hand so he can get something done.
God doesn't need us to be involved in mission, he could perfectly well send a whole host of angels to do the job. But God does want us to be involved. He loves us so much that he doesn't want to do the job without us. His commitment to us and to our growth is what drives our call to mission, not God's inability to get stuff done without us.
It isn't unusual to hear Christians talking about trying to discover "God's will". Very often this is presented in terms of a binary choice. If you make the right choice, then you will be where God wants you to be, but if you make the wrong choice everything is messed up. I'm sure that there are times when following God does boil down to a simple choice of A or B, but I'm not convinced that this is as common as we make it out to be.
Very often God offers us a choice of A or B and they are both good; we can choose either. Our God is a God of infinite variety who loves to give his children good gifts, he isn't a behaviourist putting us in a maze to see whether we will make the right choice. He offers us A and B (and C, D, E…) because they are things that he knows would bless us. He can work with any of them – he is an all knowing, all wise God. He isn't thrown off balance because we make a choice he didn't expect.
Obviously, there are some choices that we shouldn't make; the Scriptures are a good guide to that sort of thing.
The thing that links the subjects of these mini-rants is that they both relate to our view of God. We love to sing about how big and powerful God is, but when it comes to practical issues we, all too often, limit God's ability to do things. We make ourselves, our choices and our abilities the centre of the universe. On balance; that's a mistake!


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In assembling a list there look like two sources of information that give a clue as to why Lundy may have been framed. The first is the evidence and conduct of the officer in charge of the case Grantham, the 2nd is what the Courts have had to say about the retrial.
There is only 1 key issue, Lundy's shirt said to have either his wife's brain matter on it, or spinal cord matter from an animal arriving there from a food splash. There is no proven motive for Lundy, there are no sightings of him having been at his family home on either the evening or early morning in which it is known his wife Christine and young daughter Amber were killed. He was confirmed to have been in Wellington. There was no evidence found at the scene which link Lundy to the killings. He was not a violent man and there are no reports of any domestic situation between Lundy and his wife that was untoward. Not a single witness anticipated that there were problems within the family other than of a type facing any ordinary family.
So it is the shirt that matters. Matters from the time when if was confiscated from Lundy and matters to this day. Everything surrounding the shirt is still accessible to testing, whether Lundy has the resources to do that, or if funding could be provided by Legal Aid that shirt needs \more testing.
Proceeding towards his retrial, and on late brief the Crown gave notice that it was going to change it's allegations after 14 years of sticking to them like glue. Essentially, 90% of the original Crown scenario was gone or changed, an unprecedented situation in NZ and perhaps even the world. What remained was the shirt, bolstered by supporting evidence of a test procedure only used a handful of times in the millions of cases where defendants have been prosecuted world wide for murder since 2001. In short a novel system to bolster a finding heavily criticised by the Privy Council who ordered that Lundy's first conviction be set aside while leaving the decision of any retrial to rest with the NZ prosecution authorities. At that point the Court was introduced as the second or responding voice to the first source, the testing of and handling of Lundy's shirt.
The Court was asked to ruled the new supporting evidence of the original tests on Lundy's shirt as inadmissible. Here is the time to make the point that the Courts were never asked to consider the conduct of Grantham in respect of the way he handled the shirt, or secondly if Grantham had samples of Christine's brain released to him before he took the shirt overseas for testing. That testing, following the refusal of any New Zealand scientist to test the shirt because, at least in part, that the original pathologist Dr Teoh, who when examining the shirt said that the material was too down graded to put a man's life at risk by trial. Here is the time to mention that 2 other deposits of Christine's brain found on a phone and table mat hours after the killing were also too down graded to be tested. Brain and stem cell material rapidly deteriorates outside the body, I do not know if the two samples found in the house were tested for neurons or not but of the 2 almost invisible spots on Lundy's shirt examined months later resulted in mixed results, 1 was too far gone to enable reliable testing (just like the 2 found in the house) the other tested, according to Miller, as being human brain matter - but which had no neurons. Every part of the human brain had neurons in greater number in the outer hemisphere reducing toward the centre, even the lesser neuron capture in the middle brain tests in the millions for neurons - but somehow Miller's miracle sample, the only survivor had none at all. The defence had evidence which was essentially that the stains had tested for animal brain cell material, splattered animal fat from cooking.
This is where the understanding of why Lundy is convicted becomes incredulous. The single evidence against him, the shirt, is a changing mystery. It was never handled properly, was rejected as suitable test material at the outset and got taken to Texas. Before the officer in charge of the case took the shirt to Texas he first of all handled it in a way outside the rules of the police manual. He wrote to the ESR before he left for Texas asking for samples of Christine's brain but has apparently denied being the person who was provided the samples. Surely if a man is faced with going to prison for life, the sanctity of carefully handled material according to the rules is foremost - the very least required is the careful handling of exhibits by members of the police and analyzing scientists employed.
Grantham gave evidence that he put the shirt in special custody because he didn't want Lundy to find out about the spots on the shirt. This beggars belief. First of all there is no way Lundy was going to find out any details about the shirt until he was charged and reached Court for depositions. Police do not reveal evidence to suspects other than deliberately in order to get comment from the suspect or some kind of explanation. The tiny spots were not a secret, other police were not going to tell Lundy about them unless instructed to do so by Grantham - his comments, and handling of the shirt makes no sense but do cause concern. As does the question as to why Grantham 'searched the world' to find somebody who would test the shirt that NZ Scientists would not. Why did Grantham have confidence in Miller who was not a forensic scientist and had no practicing licence as a forensic scientist or an approved Laboratory - a man who presumably would not be allowed to give evidence on such matters in his own country? What ever answers are given to those questions they cannot genuinely dispel the concerns offered by Dr Teoh, or the equally worrying miracle of the single surviving specimen that had 'lost' its neurons.
Back to the second source creating both doubt and concern in this case: includes the Judgement by Justice Kos as to the admissibility or inadmissibility of Miller's evidence he said that it was a 'curiosity' that a single sample had survived, that it was a 'curiosity but nothing more than that.' I would agree that it doesn't look as though Kos was asked to consider whether ot nor it was also a curiosity that the officer in charge of the case had handled the surviving sample in a manner outside the instruction manual, that he had ignored local professional advice by those qualified to give such opinions and instead had gone fishing for another 'expert' of less professional standing to discover the miracle that only Grantham appeared to know existed in spots roughly the size of grains of salt (pause here to consider when looked at on the shirt compared to when looked at on a slide the alleged same material from the same source was unrecognizable in its second situation compared to his first - it's appearance had changed,) - one could think that surely the status of the evidence was more than a curiosity but rather a reason for alarm. It also doesn't appear that Kos knew about samples of brain being released to some person before Grantham's trip to Kansas, or indeed about letters requesting such samples. He should have been told if he wasn't. Such information may have or should have built the curiosity to the point where the evidence should have been disallowed. Not least because of it's late arrival in the piece, why Lundy's lawyers didn't seek the opportunity for a delay in order to provide time for further research must have been a marginal call - perhaps they did not know all the details that time since has provided.
What Lundy's lawyers did do was appeal the Kos decision to the Court of Appeal where in a minority Judgement by France E, the president of that Court, rejected the evidence in a Judgement of astounding clarity compared to the shorter majority Judgements which to my mind provided no answers to the 'curiosity,' the lack of status of Miller in this field of forensics or indeed the rejection of Teoh of the samples - which incidentally where withheld from the first Jury by one person - yes, Grantham. Where ever there is irregularity in the handling of Lundy's shirt or information about it comes back to 1 man. It appears no argument was raised by the defence concerning the handling of the shirt but the President of the Court of Appeal appears to have clearly understood, from what evidence before her, that the shirt evidence was not admissible.
The 3rd leg of Judicial input goes to the trial where from memory the trial Judge France J made no comment on the Kos observation of a 'curiosity' between live and dead specimens. France J when commenting about the conflicting evidence regarding the shirt was not permitted to disclose to the Jury the very important factor that the President of the COA had rejected the evidence. All that evidence was temporarily suppressed. Why a Jury were not entitled to the comfort of knowing that if they considered the evidence suspect (without even knowing about the odd handling of the specimens) then no less than the President of the COA had found it wanting.
The average person on a Jury is possibly unable to understand all the technicalities of the forensics in the Lundy retrial, but what they could have understood, and which imo they should have been told was the OIC had handled the exhibit in a non specified way, also that there were claims other slides had been released to him before he went to meet Miller. If a reader asks why a Jury should have been given that information then there is a simple answer which the Courts and Prosecution overlook unless it raised by the Defence. It's understandable that the Prosecution prefer that route (suppression) because it is obvious it weakens their case, but why France J left it aside is of concern. This observation is not directed at France J specifically even though in this specific case it could be seen as important that the Jury were not told all the relevants facts about the controversial evidence, that it was hidden is a blight on Lundy's conviction. I'll give one example why.
When convictions are eventually overturned on the grounds of a miscarriage of Justice in NZ, at least in recent years it has been by the Privy Council. This is true of Lundy, Bain and Pora. These cases are looked at in isolation, it appears nothing is learnt from them and others following on the same path can easily fall prey to Miscarriages of Justice because the Judiciary take no stand on it, in fact appear compliant. Thus the reason why Joe Karam ensured that the Jury in the Bain retrial knew about the conduct of ex detective sergeant Milton Weir who like Grantham hid evidence from the first jury, acted outside the protocols of the manual and misled a Jury. Whether that should have been left up to the Judge to decide in the Bain retrial was not left to chance, Karam ensured that the retrial Jury knew about the way Weir had acted before the first trial and during the trial. Here is a relevant time to compare what Weir admitted doing compared to what we know of Grantham's actions.
Weir searched a crime scene after hours even though his role was an a exhibit officer.
Grantham assumed the role of exhibit officer in terms of a single piece of evidence, although it was not his job.
Weir was told before the first trial that glasses said to belong to David were actually his mothers. Weir was told by a witness that he, the witness, had been mistaken and the glasses actually belonged to Margaret Bain. Weir told the witness he would have that put in evidence but never did. In fact Weir sat silent despite the Jury returning to ask about the ownership of the glassesk because David Bain had truthfully denied they were his.
Similarly Grantham was told by Dr Teoh that the samples on the shirt, like the samples on the phone and the table mat were too down graded to be reliable, but Grantham never told either the Court or the Jury that information in Lundy's trial. He sat silent as the reliability of the shirt evidence was gauged.
So the similarities: both men stepped outside their designated roles, both men held silent on vital information at the first respective trials. The courts in both situations, indeed the prosecuting authorities brought no charges against either man. In the Bain retrial however Karam made sure the 2nd Jury knew. In Lundy the 2nd Jury did not know because the Defence, the Crown or Judge did not raise it - there was no impeachment on Grantham for hiding material facts from the first trial. Additionally in the Lundy retrial Kos's comment about the curiosity of the brain matter samples was not mentioned to the Jury and the views of the President of the COA as to the admissibility of the forensic evidence were kept secret. Fair, in all the circumstances? Absolutely not. Have the Courts got their heads in the sand over such matters? Yes. The small light shining in the distance is that an ex Minister of Police charged under the Electoral Act had charges thrown out because evidence had been with held. A small step for progress but not for Lundy. In the case of the ex MP there was a prima facie case against him and he had been convicted, without the special miracle evidence of Miller there was no evidence against Lundy of note.
I include here the considered thoughts of 2 men who were involved in the Amanda Knox case to enlarge upon that shirt evidence.
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The Lundy case represents a challenge, but also an extraordinary opportunity. It should be possible to test substances other than brain tissue - like sausage residue - using Miller's technique. If a scientist could show that other substances will react and produce slides like the ones used to convict Lundy, the substantive case against Lundy would evaporate. The court would be under immense pressure to overturn the conviction. Would the prosecution then attempt a third trial, with the "brain tissue" evidence off the table? I doubt it.
I have discussed this with (withheld). It would be a complex and expensive project. I think someone should do it. Lundy's defense team was not up against a redneck with a dog that can be discredited with a simple test. They had to contend with a claim based on experimental research, performed by a medical doctor. No defense team can possibly address such a claim without a huge budget. A jury cannot be expected to evaluate the quality of such evidence.
Miller needs to be debunked. The repercussions of doing so could extend far beyond Lundy. This case could be a big deal. It could help the criminal justice system recognize that forensic evidence must be regulated and vetted before it ever gets to a courtroom.
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You'd have to look at the details of his test. He extracted gunk smeared on Lundy's shirt and subjected it to a specialized staining test designed for medical diagnostic purposes in narrow, specific conditions. Lo and behold, it stained the same as CNS tissue. So it must be CNS tissue, eh? That was his scientific conclusion.
Then, in preparation for the re-trial, he took known human CNS tissue, smeared it on a shirt, did the same test and got the same result. This is his proof that it works, i.e., a positive control.
What no one has done - what has to be done - is a series of negative controls to ascertain whether this test would react to something other than CNS tissue, like a food stain from cooking sausage.
The presence of pig and cow DNA in this putative specimen of brain tissue, as confirmed by a university lab in California, suggests the likely result of such an assay...
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With respect to Dr. Miller, he is very dismissive of criticism, and the technique he used was designed for a non-forensic purpose. His lab may have been the source of some female DNA found on the shirt. He publicly indicated his belief in Mr. Lundy's guilt. Deciding whether or not someone is guilty is the job of the CJ system: being the voice of the data is the job of the forensic scientist. I think that crowd sourcing some funding for the testing that Charlie suggests might be a good way to proceed.
In all reality it looks like Lundy got framed - twice.
In all reality it looks like Lundy got framed - twice.


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easy shot, proving my point
The point of the blog is that Originally, at the beginning of science, in human history, there was NO evidence EXCEPT subjective experience. All a scientist needed to become interested in something WAS their subjectivity, and their INTUITION. Hunches, etc etc. That is the ROOT of science. And if you really push your brain to think about it, all "Hard" evidence that anyone has ever collected is ultimately BASED on subjective impressions. Really try to think about this. You still need to use your eyes when looking down a microscope, etc. These days, on the internet everywhere, there is a dogmatic ridicule pressed on people with hunches, or intuitive thoughts, because they aren't "scientific". When really, they're just not developed. There is DEEP VALUE to intuition. That's really all "subjectivists" are arguing. "Albert Einstein called the intuitive or metaphoric mind a sacred gift. He added that the rational mind was a faithful servant. It is paradoxical that in the context of modern life we have begun to worship the servant and defile the divine." ^thats the whole point. We just notice, in general, in internet forum culture, there is just a shunning of the intuitive mind. A disrespect. People take "easy shots" at those with undeveloped ideas, or unique or "weird" impressions, when they could flower into fruitful new directions, etc.
Yes. Somehow almost everyone leaves their education without understanding this sort of thing. They don't have an archetypal idea of how the scientific process begins....and how it is edited. Subjectively. Obviously this doesn't damn measurements. Its like school plops people down into the middle of the scientific process, such that they can't see how the beginning comes about... They can't be their own scientists, they only become little scientific worker bees. I think the audio world needs better means of measuring RFI and shielding, esp with the smartphone revolution currently exploding. They probably already do this well in certain military sectors, etc. My guess is that all these "digital chain" improvements which are so focused on on this site have to do with inadvertent improvements in RFI isolation and mains noise isolation. And that if we understood these processes more specifically, we could capture the problem entirely instead of just having a constantly rotating cast of new boxes taking a whack at it.
I agree with all of this. I should have positioned myself and Herb not as subjectivists, but as some truer third category, to help ppl grasp what I'm trying to say. You're right about all the fear stuff. Gotta banish the fear. And invite the future. Than CURRENTLY is described....but I believe we'll get it all in numbers, etc, one day. At least enough to reliably "conjure the illusion" (fas42) that there is literally a live band in one's house, etc.
I'm sad that you're both going to these places. They both miss the point of the blog, which tries to show how both positions interlink for a truer, integrated one. Maybe I should have been less...something. Nothing about what I wrote bashes science. elcorse is arguing something I'm not. I believe in "accurate" playback. I just believe it's currently beyond measurement , so we need to use our senses to get there. There's nothing wrong with adding euphony on top of accurate playback. But accurate playback is possible, imo. Improving accuracy happens.
I'm aware of you, Frank! I read your old blogspot back to front, and many of your posts here. Your approach certainly interests me. Your assertion that "palpability" can be achieved at lower cost is exciting. I believe you. You remind me of old studio-technician culture. Elbow grease and intuition. Curiosity, tinkering. I think we need to try to make a catalog of "Frank Tweaks" since your approaches are so unorthodox (to most modern audiophiles). I want to know in more detail how you do what you do. I have very little experience with a soldering iron, or messing around with my power mains. I wouldn't know where to start! Maybe you could even sell modded gear? Custom tweaked to conjure?? Relatively inexpensive? From your blog, I get the impression that RFI shielding will have to be figured out more solidly to achieve "robustness". You seem to live in an area with not many smartphones or wifi, whereas most folks are swarmed. And you note that one iphone in the home can kill your systems conjuring ability. How to guard against this? It seems like you focus on: -eliminating RFI -Eliminating ground loops -AC noise -Replacing certain key circuit components -Interconnects issues The impression that I get from your writing is that.......what really lets a system conjure is for it to be noise-free. Would you agree?
you guys are all eggs and no steak. 😫
If you have a better depiction, by all means offer it here. I'm primarily interested in advancing inquiry, not throwing eggs. The eggs are just for fun. And relief..
Subjective / Objective , Philosophy of Science
Tatl posted a blog entry in EverythingI just made an account here. First post. I'm a 26 year old musician/producer/mixer. I started taking interest in audiophile questions about two years ago, stemming from a quest for dead-accurate monitoring. I've been all over the audio internet, and I've heard a good deal of systems in person. Audiophile and pro, analog and digital, cheap and expensive. It's funny how the audiophile world and the pro world don't really like to mix, even when they're taking interest in the same questions. One of my favorite audiophile writers is Herb Reichert, because he's obsessed with sound that is -direct- and -naked-. Corporeal and palpable. "In the room" explicit. He is allergic to sheen or gloss. His writing asserts that there must still be technological aspects essential to convincing playback that we haven't yet learned to measure, since systems with textbook A+ measurements can still lack this elusive naked quality. Herb prizes this directness over perfect frequency response, dynamic response, or resolution. For him, it is its own parameter with its own merit, and its origin and relation to the others remains mysterious, though he is constantly investigating. Systems that check other boxes, but lack this essential quality, are for Herb false and deceptive, since they offer everything but the soul of the music. Now of course, there are many in the audio world who feel this way, or who perhaps feel similarly about some other quality they've discerned. Most people call them "subjectivists". To me...it seems like they're misunderstood. Their general claim is simply: we haven't learned to measure everything that's important, so one has to keep an open mind and seek undiscovered correlations. We hear differences outside of what is reflected in the measurements. Philosophically speaking, any measurement that reliably correlates to reality, ever made, in any science, was initially correlated to the human subjective senses, or rests on proofs, which ultimately rest on correlations to our naked senses. The most basic proof for 1+1=2 is that you can pick up one twig, pick up another, and there, you have two twigs in your hand. The subjective layer is the FIRST data layer. You always view numbers on pages THROUGH this layer, and interpret them through mental proofs BASED on it. All accepted science is based on subjective impressions our ancestors agreed on. Even the number one is based on subjective experience. The experience of a whole. The experience that an object can be separate from it's environment in the first place. The experience that a pebble is a separate thing from the air or water around it, and that it has a high enough degree of self-consistency to be given a name at all. It seems wildly arrogant to assert "we're at the end of audio science" the way "objectivists" do. What if we aren't? In the past, whenever we thought we were, in any field, were we? No. It's not an intelligent position to take, as far as I'm concerned. Staunch objectivists make a wager: "I bet our theories are perfect." Does that seem like a good bet? The measurements obsession, in my view, and the philosophy it begets, becomes a kind of fascism that grows in the mind. One ends up losing trust for one's sensory impressions, and dogmatizing the impressions of others. OBVIOUSLY blind tests are better. Obviously people's minds can trick them. Obviously measurements are useful. But the fact is, with self-awareness and curious self-skepticism, one can improve one's recognition of sound, in incredibly various ways. We aren't aware of the limits. There are hearing masters who slay blind tests. Charles Hansen posted about a man he knew who could reliably make insane calls blind, including about gear riser materials, etc. In science, data has to be critically interpreted, and fit into hypotheses and theories. Data is also reinterpreted. Endlessly. It always should be. Hypotheses are recrafted and retested. Ultimately, the human is the master of science, not the tool. People seem to be forgetting this...and it honestly creeps me out. One of the most magic parts of life is that you can actually improve ALL of your senses. And you can have a critical, evolving relationship with how you interpret them. It's amazing. You don't need to be a measurement machine's bitch, or a slave to whatever theories are in hegemony. You get to develop your own experience and your own ideas. You can actually plumb the depths of human sense down paths no one has gone before. And you can craft interpretations which are entirely new. Forever. We ought to hammer this out more so we don't lose more folks to the personless, non-critical void.


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"Bread Alone"
Then the righteous will answer Him, saying, "Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? And when did we see You a stranger and welcome You, or naked and clothe You? And when did we see You sick or in prison and visit You?" And the King will answer them, "Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these My brothers, you did it to Me." Matthew 25:37-40
What is the world's big news story?
Some, when they hear that question will say, "It's the presidential campaigns in the U.S."
Others will say it is the "war against terrorism" or "the war in Iraq." Some will reply, "The most important bit of news in the world today is the breakdown of the family and the increase of immorality." There is yet another group that will say it must be "global warming."
What is the world's biggest news story? According to Jeffrey Sachs, director of Columbia University's Earth Institute, not one of these things qualify.
Mr. Sachs says the soaring cost of basic foods has made hunger the world's most important news event.
Maybe he's right.
In Bangladesh, where the price of rice has doubled, twenty thousand textile workers took to the streets in protest. In Egypt, two rioters were shot and hundreds were arrested when they protested food prices that have risen forty percent. In Cambodia, food-price protesters were dispersed by police armed with cattle prods. In the Ivory Coast, thousands marched on the home of the president shouting, "We are hungry" and "Life is too expensive; you are going to kill us."
These food riots are going on in every poor country of the world.
And I'm not sure what to do to change it.
I am sure starving people are desperate people, and desperate people do desperate things.
I am equally sure the Savior would have His followers do all they can to help. So that He might be glorified, Jesus told His redeemed followers to feed the hungry, to give drink to the thirsty, to help heal the sick, and visit those in prison.
He has told us to do for others what we wish others would do for us.
This is why we will begin with prayer for these unfortunate individuals. This is why I believe each of us will help as God has given us the ability and the Spirit has given us motivation.
Hunger is a news story that needs to go away.
THE PRAYER: Dear heavenly Father, You give seed to the sower and bread to the eater. As Your people, may we do all we can to make sure our harvests and the world's hungry are brought together. May we do what we can to be witnesses to our Savior who did all He could to save us. In Jesus' Name. Amen.
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Why Metrics Cannot Measure Research Quality: A Response to the HEFCE Consultation
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The problems and the blindness of peer review
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The problems of peer review
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|Our Namaskaram to God!
...it destroys everything but not gold. It only melts it to shape it
The idea of love is a computer virus
...it gets into your system and infects you so that you are of no further use
The idea of love is an ash tray
...that ceases the bad habits and surfaces the inner goodness within you
The idea of love is a murder plot
...that disregards the presence of the rest of the alive world for togetherness sake, leaving the love birds alone
The idea of love is a nucleur bomb
...devastates everything for a new world to be born again!
The new born grows to fall in love...
well, the idea of love always was to stay immortal
...while the loved ones die peacefully, feeling happy to have been loved
So basically the idea of love is:
...diminishing everything to derive the pure form of it
and die whole-heartedly
;) so is love kind?
NO, absolutely not...its God disguised as a devil
for the rest of the blind world, but to your beloved, you are God in the truest form, as the face of the divine is revealed and the mask withers away.
Love is not blind
Neither are lovers blind-folded
it is the cruel world
that can't see the image of God in their beloved
so if you want to see God...
fall in love to rise in spirits!
Thumbs up! to all those who are in love!


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Bridgepoint Education, Inc. (NYSE: BPI), a provider of postsecondary education services focused on providing higher access to higher education, has joined forces with the San Diego Union-Tribune and NBC 7/39 to support Kids' NewsDay and Rady Children's Hospital with the Bridgepoint Education Golden Ticket.
On Tuesday, October 19, local and celebrity volunteers will be on the street, selling daily Union-Tribune newspapers filled with stories about the brave patients and families of Rady Children's Hospital. Inside each copy of this special-edition newspaper will be a unique Bridgepoint Education Golden Ticket, potentially worth $5,000. Tickets are individually numbered. The winning ticket will be selected October 21 on the NBC 7/39 news at 6 and 11 p.m.
"Bridgepoint Education is proud to be involved in Kids' NewsDay with the Union-Tribune and NBC 7/39," said Jennifer Love Bruce, director of community relations at Bridgepoint Education. "Supporting Rady Children's Hospital with the Bridgepoint Education Golden Ticket was an easy decision. We're excited to offer this added value to this year's Kids' NewsDay."
Rady Children's Hospital is among the finest hospitals for children in the nation, and the sole pediatrics-only hospital in San Diego County. Just this month, Rady opened its 154-bed Acute Care Pavilion, a facility dedicated to serving the needs of San Diego's children.
"When out and about on Tuesday, October 19, it will be easy to spot San Diego firefighters, school children, volunteers and representatives of the local media selling the special-edition Kids' NewsDay Union-Tribune for $1," said Love Bruce. "Our hope is that with the Bridgepoint Education Golden Tickets inside, more issues than ever before of the Kids' NewsDay newspapers will be sold, benefitting Rady Children's Hospital and its young patients."
About Bridgepoint Education
Bridgepoint Education's postsecondary education services focus on offering associate's, bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs in such disciplines as business, education, psychology, social sciences and health sciences. Bridgepoint Education's regionally accredited academic institutions – Ashford University and University of the Rockies – deliver their programs online as well as at traditional campuses located in Clinton, Iowa, and Colorado Springs, Colorado. For more information about Bridgepoint Education, visit www.bridgepointeducation.com or call Shari Rodriguez, associate vice president of Public Relations, at 858.668.2580.


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When I first saw that this game's name includes the well known "Might & Magic" title, I had to see what the hell is going on. I knew Ubisoft has transitioned from PC to consoles and to Nintendo Switch, but I had no idea they were already making the jump to mobile devices as well. As it turns out, this isn't even their first title for mobile gaming. They already had South Park Phone Destroyer, Assassin's Creed: Rebellion, Tom Clancy's Shadow Break, Rabbids Crazy Rush, City of Love Paris, Just Sing, Hungry Shark World, Assassin's Creed Identity, Rayman Adventures, Driver Speedboat Paradise, Horse Haven World Adventures, Trials Frontier, and the list goes on…boy was I wrong.
The Catch is most of these titles are recent releases, in the past year or so, but we were denied a Might & Magic game for quite some time now. Ever since Heroes VII were released in 2015 to be exact. And, now Ubisoft seems to be trying to hit the spotlight with this Elemental Guardians turn-based strategy RPG release because the game features a sort of familiar play style and mechanics, set in the M&M world.
Ubisoft actually has a separate section dedicated to mobile game developing, as I found out, it is set in Barcelona, and it is called Ubisoft Barcelona Mobile.
In a nutshell, it's Summoners War played in the Heroes of Might and Magic world.
That was my first impression upon trying out this game, but naturally, it is an oversimplification. Ubisoft seems to have purposefully developed: Elemental Guardians to draw in the turn-based strategy RPG gaming crowd, while at the same time doing what they've been doing for years – making strategy games. I immediately noticed the unavoidable similarity with Summoners War, but I also noticed the significantly improved graphics, models, and animations this game possesses.
Without going too deep into Ubisoft's motivation behind this game's creation, let's look at some of the basic elements and features it offers before I give my opinion on it. I value visuals very highly, but as a gamer, I must value mechanics and the game's inner workings most of all. Finally, as a writer, I like to play a game with a good story narrative, which is hard to find in a mobile gaming world, not counting some games from other platforms that developers port to mobile. So, I shall try and analyze this game's visuals, mechanics, storytelling, and overall playability (is this game fun to play).
The Visuals/Graphics
I must immediately say that I am impressed by this game's looks. Compared to similar turn-based RPG's this one rocks, especially when played on your mobile device. I imagine people who play mobile games via some emulator could be less impressed by the graphics of Elemental Guardians, but on a mobile screen the models, the environment, and the effects look amazing!
The models are much more detailed than in similar games like SW, and the icons, effects, and animations that are happening on the screen are obviously more refined and overall impressive. Also, I have to remind you that this game is set in the M&M universe, so the fans and players who play other games from this franchise will often find familiar things, like characters, monsters, and settings.
The Game Mechanics
The mechanics are however nothing new, as this game is almost exactly the same as Summoners War or any other turn-based RPG. Things do look better and more refined, but the game basics and features are practically the same. But, this is I think a good thing, if I may say so. If something is not broken, don't fix it. There was nothing wrong with the gameplay Summoners War offers, and it is an awesome game loved by many. The only question is how are people going to react to the fact that this new game features the same gameplay as in another game. There has been much controversy about the same problem PUBG has with other Battle Royale games which followed.
Well, this is the part where I usually write the same thing when I review a mobile game, lately. Games with good storylines or any storyline, in fact, are becoming almost extinct. This game does have some basic story introduction but it is as if though it doesn't exist. You enter the world of M&M, you choose between 3 different Houses of Magic (Materia, Chimera, or Anima) and you go about your leveling monster business. No engaging content whatsoever. This is naturally not a hard critique, because as I said, most of the games have the same problem, so in fact, it can be viewed as a critique of the entire game developing industry.
Overall Playability or Addictivity
Same as similar games, M&M: Elemental Guardians is addictive as hell and insanely fun for the fans of the genre. The game does include in-game purchases, naturally, but you can farm any resource without spending any actual real money on the game, just much slower as you might expect.
The game features the expanded system Summoners War uses, with its monsters having four elements in their core: Fire, earth, Air, and Water. This is precisely the specific order for the elemental advantage of units.
Fire > Earth > Air > Water
This four-element mechanic means that you are going to have a much easier job of composing your monster team because it means you will always have two options for neutral elements. An example of what I mean is that if, for instance, you have four different enemies on the battlefield and they are all different elements, your monster with a certain element will be neutral to the monster with the same element and one other, while it will either have advantage or disadvantage towards the other two.
Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians is a good addition for any fast-paced/turn-based strategy RPG games fan and an improvement for all those who prefer good aesthetics. This game does provide a solid rewarding experience in terms of planning a good strategy, picking and preparing your monsters for the battle, and making the right moves at the right time. I will rate all the categories I talked about as well as leave an overall rating below, but if you want your own opinion – try it out.
Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians Review
Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians is a good addition for any fast-paced/turn-based strategy RPG games fan and an improvement for all those who prefer good aesthetics. This game does provide a solid rewarding experience in terms of planning a good strategy, picking and preparing your monsters for the battle, and making the right moves at the right time


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In this week's episode, FAwLcast hits the Internet as Kenn recalls an article he read about a little known medical procedure, prompting the creation of a new character, the fecal racoon (you have to listen to find out which member of the show this is). Also on this show: Josh has surgery.
*NOTE* Stay tuned after the show for some bloopers!
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NAB Says Unlicensed Devices Are Striking Out
The National Association of Broadcasters said Friday that the news that the Federal Communications Commission would no longer test a Microsoft device being used to determine the feasibility of sharing digital-TV spectrum with unlicensed wireless devices was the third strike against the devices, while defenders of the devices said it was all part of the testing process.
"In baseball, it's three strikes and you're out," NAB spokesman Dennis Wharton said Friday of the news that the Microsoft device had "unexpectedly shut down," as the NAB said Microsoft had characterized it. "How many strikes does Microsoft get? If they can't get the device to work in the lab, how are they going to get it to work in the real world?"
The NAB pointed out that the FCC's decision not to test the device followed a power failure for an earlier Microsoft device, which Microsoft itself withdrew from testing, and the FCC's initial testing that found the devices caused interference and did not sufficiently sense the presence of TV signals and wireless microphones.
The Wireless Innovation Alliance, which represents computer companies backing the devices, said the "three strikes" metaphor was a red herring. "This is not a pass/fail proposition," alliance spokesman Brian Peters said. "The goal of this testing is not to certify any final consumer 'device' or even identify one approach as better than another."
He maintained that Microsoft's device "produced valuable information for engineers at the FCC," although he added that it was "unfortunate that the device will no longer be tested."
However, there are a number of test devices [including Motorola] still providing the FCC with the information it needs to produce effective guidelines for the development of white-space technology, and testing should continue as planned, he said.
Google proposed what it said is a compromise plan for sharing the band, but the NAB and wireless-microphone makers, which also use the spectrum at issue, rejected it.
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she sat on the school bus
in the back surrounded by stupid boys,
stupid me.
she was from Tennessee.
she spoke with an accent
something southern, something sexy
but still sort of strange.
so we teased her with,
"turtle soup, turtle soup."
so clever, cruel,
"turtle soup,"
before and after school.
well, one day she was scratched by a cat,
her cat, maybe our cats,
she showed us, we laughed.
they were shallow cuts,
a decision was made.
but incisions were made,
up and down her wrists.
as the bus stopped and stopped,
the boys stepped off one by one
until it was just us.
"you did this,"
she said so sweetly, sharply.
it cut through my psyche,
through time.
i wonder if she ever thinks of me
when she reaches into her
pockets of youth.
the boy who slit her wrists.
turtle soup, turtle soup
"Turtle Soup"
©Steven Cuenca


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Nigel Stepney killed in car accident
Nigel Stepney, former Ferrari Formula One mechanic, has been killed in a car accident Friday morning in the UK.
Nigel Stepney, who was part of the infamous 'Spygate' scandal in Formula One, has died. The 56 year-old was driving a VW caddy van when the crash took place.
Nigel's Formula One career began in the 1970's. He had worked with teams such as Shadow, Lotus, and Benetton before being picked up by Ferrari in the early 1990's. He was Chief Mechanic at Ferrari and later became Race and Test Technical Manager.
As you can see by the time he joined the prancing horses, Nigel was a team member during their stretch of domination with Michael Schumacher. Notables such as Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne and Jean Todt were a part of the team at that time as well.
He was accused sharing sensitive information with Ferrari rival McLaren in 2007, which resulted in unprecedented penalties from the FIA. After the espionage scandal that saw him fired from his position at Ferrari, Nigel left the sport and went to work for JRM in sports car racing.
Statement from JRM
"JRM regrets to announce that Nigel Stepney, the company's Racing Team Manager and Technical Director, was killed in a car accident this morning. He was 56 years-old and leaves his loving partner and daughter, Ash and Sabine Stepney.
Nigel Joined JRM in 2010 after a long and distinguished career in Formula One. He was the driving force behind the development of the Nissan GT-R GT car in JRM's role as the Official Partner of Nissan Motorsports International (Nismo).
Under Nigel's excellent stewardship, JRM won the 2011 FIA GT1 World Championship with Michael Krumm and Lucas Luhr – a success that was also rewarded with JRM receiving the coveted RAC Tourist Trophy.
A year later, Nigel led JRM into the World Endurance Championship with an LMP1-specification Honda. The team finished the season third overall in the LMP1 category and also claimed sixth place at the Le Mans 24h.
In 2013, Nigel continued to mastermind the development of the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 – a car that Nissan's GT Academy team, RJN, drove to both the PRO AM Drivers' and Teams' titles in the Blancpain Endurance Series.
Nigel had most recently plotted the continued development of the 2014-specification Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 and was scheduled to head up the JRM engineering team that will support the many customers using the car across the world this season"
He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police are currently investigating the accident in order to determine the exact cause.
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From near pariah status at Leicester for most of the season, Kelechi Iheanacho finally found his way back into the side in December, instantly exploded with goals and assists for the Foxes over a busy season of festive fixtures.
Those displays earned him a deserved first appearance of the season in the December rankings. But not satisfied with that, the former junior international stepped it up a notch in January, adding goals and an equal number of more assists despite Leicester's fluctuating form in the Premier League and bad fortune in the Cup.
After his goal against Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup, Brendan Rodgers waxed effusive in praise
"It was a great finish. He's been so important for us. You see his confidence all the time whether he starts or comes into the game, and that's the beauty of him now -- he is making an impact in games," said Rogers.
"His confidence has grown and grown and we believe in him and believe in his talent and this season he has really come to the fore.
"He works so hard every day. He's either making a goal or scoring a goal now and he works so hard in his pressing game.
"He was a threat when he came on tonight and I'm delighted for him."
Kele ended the month with two goals and two assists, less than a few others on our list, but more than the scores, it was his influence on games and general improvement that has seen him catch the attention.
The former Manchester City player has looked a man reborn, with his energy, his zeal, his willingness to put himself about and excellent movement off the ball. Even his previously iffy first touch has all but disappeared.
All of these is why he claims top spot in our January rankings.
And very well-deserved too!
Going down the list and for the first time in our rankings, we are adding the ladies to the list, and no prizes for guessing who comes in all the way up to number two.
- Nigeria Power Rankings: December 2019
Four-time African Player of the Year winner Asisat Oshoala, celebrated her latest crown by exploding for four goals early in the month as Barcelona Femini routed Tacon 6-0.
She added two more to finish the month on six goals, making a bold entry into the rankings.
Up behind Oshoala, we welcome back Anthony Nwakaeme. The Trabzonspor forward picked up a red card in his club's Turkish Cup defeat of Denizlispor. Although the club appealed the sending off, the appeal proved unsuccessful.
But he had already contributed three goals and one assist for the month and that was enough to catapult him to number three on the list.
Newbie Paul Mukairu makes his debut at a very high fourth on the list, and it comes on the back of an excellent four weeks for Antalyaspor highlighted in part by two goals and two assists.
He has flitted in and out of the rankings, but Samuel Chukwueze continues to be one of few players who performs consistently, and he was on it again this month.
His assist to Santi Cazorla in Villareal's 2-0 win at Rayo Vallecano was the ne of the posters for his performances. The Nigerian came on as a sub with the 15 minutes left and the game tied at 0-0 and proceeded to help his team turn things around. He was involved in the build up to the first goal and then set up Cazorla for the second with a beautiful jinky move to juke past one defender and then take out two others with his pass to the former Arsenal man.
But his goal against Girona is a highlight reel. The youngster picked up Cazorla's pass from midfield, then proceeded to weave his way through four defenders before finding the bottom corner. And he almost repeated it a few minutes later but for a flying save.
Next up is a bit of a surprise. In terms of position, that is. Victor Osimhen dominated these rankings in 2019, hovering in the top three for most of the year.
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1. Kelechi Iheanacho (Leicester, England)
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8. Moses Simon (Nantes, France)
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Spain earn late win against Austria
Spain exacted their revenge for the 28:29 loss away against Austria in the EHF EURO Cup on Thursday, though they were not able to decide the home match on Sunday until the last 10 minutes.
After a poor start, Austria followed their hosts most of the way, and were even leading 28:27 with 10 minutes left. Six straight goals from Spain decided the game.
Spain are now on six points alongside Norway, while Austria are still on two.
Spain vs Austria 35:31 (18:15)
The home side's attacking play functioned very well from the start, and with the brothers Joan and Marc Canellas playing together in the back-court line, Spain pulled ahead 7:3.
Several great saves from Thomas Bauer in the Austria goal in combination with a sharpshooting Janko Bozovic enabled the visitors to hang on. Spain moved three goals in front a few times, but Austria kept coming back, as both coaches rotated their squads.
By the half-time buzzer however, Spain re-established their three-goal lead.
Bauer's save percentage dropped towards half-time, but his replacement between the posts, Thomas Eichberger, played his part in Austria catching up. They drew level at 19:19 four and a half minutes into the second period and took the lead at 28:27 with just over 10 minutes left.
As Spain's 5-1 defence finally began to pay off, the home team turned the one-goal deficit into a 33:28 lead with six goals in a row, which decided the matter.