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After several years of working in remote tribal villages, it became obvious there was an absence of men. The newly planted churches were primarily women, as there were few men in the Transkei villages. In a male dominated culture, it was important to reach the men.
The Xhosa young men would travel to the cities to work in the factories or in the mines, in order to earn enough money to return to the Transkei to buy a wife. But after obtaining a job and becoming consumers, the men were reluctant to return to their homelands. They remained in the ‘black townships’ of South Africa and would annually visit their homeland (and their wives). When the men visited their families and their villages they would view church as a women’s activity. During their times in their village they would choose to drink rather than go to church.
In 1990, it was decided to begin outreaches to the more western Xhosa who were gainfully employed. This ministry was very different from the village ministries, as many of the westernized Xhosa would worship in a more contemporary style and wear more western clothes. They had shoes, watches, spendable income, and could read their own language. As a result of reaching the more westernized amaXhosa, a new ministry was soon developed to reach this group of amaXhosa. This new ministry was soon called African New Life Ministries (ANLM).
Over the last couple of decades, ANLM has planted many churches throughout the cities and townships of southern Africa. The main mission center for ANLM is located in Msobomvu. In addition to reaching the western amaXhosa, they have now begun to establish churches in the rural (not remote) areas of the Transkei.


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Tana Amen:	And I'm Tana Amen. Here we teach you how to win the fight for your brain to defeat, anxiety, depression, memory loss, ADHD, and addictions.
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Gary Busey:	Ready to play the memory game?
Tana Amen:	I don't know. Am I? Should I be scared?
Gary Busey:	You should not doubt yourself before the starting starts.
Tana Amen:	I'm not sure I doubt myself, it's you I'm a little worried about.
Gary Busey:	You can do nothing to help yourself on that. You got to help yourself with you and with your brain functions.
Dr Daniel Amen:	Helps stands for?
Dr Daniel Amen:	Do we have a Buseyism for help?
Steffanie Sampson:	Yeah there's one in there. Have you played this game with him?
Dr Daniel Amen:	I have.
Steffanie Sampson:	It's not in the chapter titles here though. Oh yeah, he played it. He got pretty far. I played it I got pretty far.
Tana Amen:	The memory game. Let's start it.
Gary Busey:	Okay ready? You repeat after me everything I say. There's only ten of them. One hen.
Gary Busey:	Good you did great. Okay one hen, two ducks.
Tana Amen:	One hen, two ducks.
Gary Busey:	Right. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese.
Tana Amen:	One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese.
Gary Busey:	One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi.
Gary Busey:	That means a big porpoise.
Gary Busey:	Okay this will be halfway there. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers.
Gary Busey:	Five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers.
Tana Amen:	Don Alvarez tweezers, okay. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pairs of Don Alvarez tweezers.
Gary Busey:	Very good but remember the word is pair not pairs.
Gary Busey:	Okay here we go to six. You're halfway through it how do you feel?
Gary Busey:	Good. Good word. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt. Six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt.
Tana Amen:	One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt.
Gary Busey:	Oh my god. Whoa, you're sensational. Okay we're going to seven.
Gary Busey:	One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis. Seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis.
Tana Amen:	Oh the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis.
Gary Busey:	Okay man. Now we're going to eight. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis, eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle bringing tears to the eyes of Adolph Hitler.
Tana Amen:	One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies from the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis, eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle bringing tears to the eyes of Adolph Hitler. Did I forget something?
Gary Busey:	You are fantastic. I created this game, so I know you don't have a preview of what it is.
Tana Amen:	I know I don't definitely.
Gary Busey:	Here we go, we're going to nine. One hen, two ducks, three squawking geese, four corpulent porpi, five pair of Don Alvarez tweezers, six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies in the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis, eight sterile nuns dancing in a circle bringing tears to the eyes of Adolph Hitler, nine sympathetic apathetic diabetic lecherous old men on roller skates with a marked propensity toward procrastination and sloth.
Tana Amen:	Oh dear Lord.
Gary Busey:	You guys are playing too, I know you are.
Gary Busey:	With a marked.
Tana Amen:	Ah, with a marked propensity toward procrastination.
Gary Busey:	With a marked propensity toward procrastination, and?
Gary Busey:	Yeah. Okay one more. You are fantastic.
Steffanie Sampson:	Nobody's gotten this far.
Gary Busey:	Marching to the quid quo quivey and quay all at the same time.
Tana Amen:	Six brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt, seven frozen mummies from the caves of Madagascar claiming to know the whereabouts of Elvis.
Gary Busey:	Mm-hmm (affirmative). Eight.
Gary Busey:	Of the deep. Come on.
Steffanie Sampson:	All at the same time.
Tana Amen:	All at the same time.
Gary Busey:	Let's give her a hand. Hey, alright.
Tana Amen:	I needed your help at the end with that one. That's hard.
Steffanie Sampson:	That was amazing.
Tana Amen:	That was really hard.
Dr Daniel Amen:	That was so much fun. I am so proud of you and I'm so proud of you.
Gary Busey:	Listen. That was great.
Tana Amen:	I'll tell you what helps with it.
Gary Busey:	Wasn't that great honey.
Tana Amen:	Do you know what helps me? Karate.
Tana Amen:	I practice martial arts.
Dr Daniel Amen:	It's great as long as you don't hit your head.
Gary Busey:	You practice what?
Tana Amen:	I practice Martial Arts, but it helps me, my brain.
Gary Busey:	You did something to your shorts?
Dr Daniel Amen:	Coming September 4th, "Buseyisms. Gary Busey's Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth." I've read the whole thing. It is beautifully written. It's funny. You should get it.
Tana Amen:	I'm looking forward to it.
Gary Busey:	You can pre-order.
Gary Busey:	At Barnes and Noble.
Dr Daniel Amen:	Barnes and Noble.
Gary Busey:	Amazon, and Booksamillion.com.
Tana Amen:	And I just want to tell you, you've both been so much fun to have. You've both been just lovely and wonderful.
Steffanie Sampson:	Thank you for having us.
Tana Amen:	It's so special to have you. Thank you for doing this.
Tana Amen:	We will talk about that off air.
Dr Daniel Amen:	Alright, you're listening to Brain Warriors Way.
Gary Busey:	You're too quick for snakes.
Dr Daniel Amen:	Thanks everybody.
Steffanie Sampson:	Brain Warriors Way.
Gary Busey:	Thank you back.
Dr Daniel Amen:	Thank you for listening to the Brain Warriors Way Podcast. Go to iTunes and leave a review and you'll automatically be entered into a drawing to get a free signed copy of the Brain Warriors Way and the Brain Warriors Way Cookbook we give away every month.

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Now, I do not mean to hate, judge, mock, or expose. I only mean to investigate and report. Journalistically. That’s right. Pencil skirt, awkwardly plunging neckline. Glasses that slip down my nose. Bic pen in hair. Stuff like that.
So, the Renaissance Fair. I know it. You know it. Personally, in my youth, trips were taken with the high school drama club (for which I was ‘historian’) to one of these – um – special – events. I did experience the Rennaissance fair, yes sir. And by ‘experience’ it, I do mean bad renditions of Shakespeare (which is probably the root of why I don’t like the guy. Shh. Secret, a lot.) Trips also included an old favorite, meat-on-a – stick, and I also recall elephant rides, fake swords and the like.
Now -apparently – I missed out. Some high schools boast clubs and societies specifically devoted to the Rennaissance fair. Groups of students pair with teachers (mentors) to explore the joys and tribulations of medieval life.
I like the idea of this. I hope that in the future, our great great great grandchildren ride around on robot flowers attending fairs where they don’t cosume carbs and play video games. I think paying homage to the past is a good idea. The older I get, the more awesome things that once seemed weird become.
What I’m trying to say is: jousting, I salute you. Pickle selling, woods crafting: Do it. Why the heck not? Boys who at some point in their lives donned tights and chased maidens? Awesome.

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Soap making has mostly been therapy for us and a meaningful way to create with our hands. As in other things that you start and you know will be with you for a long while, if not, your whole life, the next step is for us to keep the intent rolling -- the intent to be creative, as well as contribute to the plastic-free movement.
For those who may not have the time, our soaps, so lovingly made each time, are also now available for purchase!
We make only small batches and always with an inspiration or an experience attached to it. These soaps were inspired by out trip to Sicogon Island.


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Cyber security has emerged as one of the most high-profile, cross-sectoral and rapidly evolving challenges in the digital environment, where internet-enabled technologies converge with our daily living and business operation.
This environment has stimulated innovation in products and solutions that counter malicious activity with national employment of around 19,000 people. Over the next decade, the Australian industry has the potential to almost triple in size, with revenues forecast to soar from just over $2 billion in 2018 to $6 billion by 2026.
The Australian Government is taking the holistic approach to strengthen partnerships between government, industry and academia through a range of initiatives and platforms. NSW Department of Industry launched the NSW cyber security industry development strategy on 26 November 2018 with support from across NSW government agencies, including NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation.
close the cyber security workforce skills gap.
The department invites NSW cyber security companies to register and participate in the newly established Cyber Security Connect program.
This industry-led program will include networking events, capability building workshops and collaboration across the cyber security industry and other key industry sectors.
To be part of the conversation register your interest using our online form.
Read about successful NSW-based cyber security companies that are stimulating innovation in products and solutions that counter malicious activity.
The NSW Government is making it easier for businesses to establish or expand in regional NSW.

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We have teamed up with Outdoor Lads for a week of walks, longer hikes, canoeing, horse-riding and other activities from May 14-21. You don't have to be a member of ODL to join in and you can come for just a few days if you prefer. There'll be a Eurovision party too! And a trip to the beach at l'Espiguette.
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Login untuk menambahkan video ini ke playlist. Generally it is exhausting to tell if the score is a vivid unpinning of the melodrama, or the film a blazing illustration of the music. Movie soundtracks are a broad church, encompassing traditional orchestral scores and pop jukebox compilations, spoken word and sonic effects.
When noon arrives and Cooper writes his will, the score hammers home the passing seconds in a raucous pulse of song fragments, ending with the prepare whistle’s blast. He changed his mind, and Prokofiev’s rating for Nevsky is overwhelmingly sensible, although the composer’s tinkering with microphones spoiled the recording.
Then he would disappear for a few days to do gigs elsewhere in America along with his band. From Psycho to Singing within the Rain, Slade in Flame to Shaft, our star-studded panel of big screen connoisseurs select the greatest soundtracks in cinema’s historical past.. Contributing to the vagueness of the time period are projects comparable to The Sound of Music Live!
It should not come as a surprise that we at Soundtrack Your Brand assume loads about music for eating places We have built a large part of our enterprise around it. A straightforward-to-use dashboard allows you to find nice music, control all your places and schedule your sound.
As for the title track, not even the sacrilegious antics of Malcolm McDowell in A Clockwork Orange (see no. 5) can undermine the exuberant purity of Kelly’s performance. For years the unique synthesiser soundtrack was officially unavailable, with a horrible orchestral model being rejected by fans in favour of a hard-to-find unofficial ‘Offworld’ edition.

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Join us on Wednesday, February 13th for Aeolian Talks: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls. A gathering held in memory of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, two spirited, boys and men.
Hosted by Atlohsa’s anti human trafficking program, Okaadenige and presented in partnership with the local Indigenous community, the evening will feature various panelists that will focus on the importance of MMIWG, provide personal stories from those affected & also highlight some of the critical services available in London & area.
The night will feature keynote speaker, Tamara Bernard.
Tamara Bernard is from Kiasheke Zaaging Anishinaabek (Gull Bay First Nation). She is an experienced educator with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. She has been an Indigenous advocate for over 10 years and carries a wealth of experience and involvement within Indigenous relations across various communities. As a skilled public speaker, storyteller, facilitator, consultant, researcher, and capacity builder, Tamara’s passion is to share stories and teachings to other people. She has presented at TEDxTalks ( We are More than Murdered and Missing, 2016), academic conferences, regional strategic chief and council gatherings, national webinars, and over 40 Indigenous communities across Canada. Additionally, Tamara has worked with the CTV See Me Project, Where are the Missing Children Art Series, in addition to other works such as: We are More than Murdered and Missing, Stolen Sisters-Stolen Mothers-Stolen Communities, Indigenous Yoga: Reclaiming our Spirit, Building our Bundles: Anishinaabeikwe Stories from Robinson Superior region, I am Story/ies – Indigenous women storytelling to Heal, Reclaim, & Empower, and Restor(y)ing through Indigenous Research.
The night will also feature The “See Me” exhibit, which features the artwork of London’s Sean Couchie, and is an art installation located at Atlohsa’s downtown location but will be displayed at Aeolian Hall for this event. Its purpose is to continue the conversation about the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls across Canada & the legacy of Residential Schools.
Tamara Bernard is from Kiasheke Zaaging Anishinaabek (Gull Bay First Nation). She is an experienced educator with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. She has been an Indigenous advocate for over 10 years and carries a wealth of experience and involvement within Indigenous relations across various communities. As a skilled public speaker, storyteller, facilitator, consultant, researcher, and capacity builder, Tamara’s passion is to share stories and teachings to other people. She has presented at TEDxTalks ( We are More than Murdered and Missing, 2016), academic conferences, regional strategic chief and council gatherings, national webinars, and over 40 Indigenous communities across Canada. Tamara has dedicated her research to her late great grandmother, Jane Bernard, (with a Master’s thesis titled: We are More than Murdered and Missing, 2017) who was taken in 1966 along with Doreen Hardy. She employs Indigenous research methods to consider the ways that the media narratives and knowledge on MMIWG often focus on death of the women, which takes away from the lived realities of these women and girls. Tamara believes that the impact on the families and communities are much more significant than the one violent event that took their lives. Through the course of her research, Tamara finally learned about her great grandmother beyond her death, and along the way worked to deconstruct the hegemony of westernized knowledge in order to emphasize the Indigenous woman story, derived from relationships established with Land, Place, Humans, Ceremony, and Spirit World. Tamara is also known for her work on the board of directors of Nokiiwin Tribal Council, Indigenous Education at Lakehead University, and Ontario Native Women’s Association. Additionally, Tamara has worked with the CTV See Me Project, Where are the Missing Children Art Series, in addition to other works such as: We are More than Murdered and Missing, Stolen Sisters-Stolen Mothers-Stolen Communities, Indigenous Yoga: Reclaiming our Spirit, Building our Bundles: Anishinaabeikwe Stories from Robinson Superior region, I am Story/ies – Indigenous women storytelling to Heal, Reclaim, & Empower, and Restor(y)ing through Indigenous Research.


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Olivia Lim is a physics undergraduate student at the University of Montreal. Recipient of one of the 2017 Trottier summer grants, she was supervised by iREx director René Doyon, iREx researcher Lison Malo and Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope resident astronomer Pascal Fouqué.
Her project was related to the infrared spectropolarimeter SPIRou. This instrument will search for Earth-size telluric planets in the habitable zone of nearby low-mass stars. The goal of her project is to participate in the final stages of the selection of candidate stars that SPIRou will probe by analyzing spectra of red dwarfs from the ESPaDOnS spectropolarimeter to find binaries, systems that should not be studied by SPIRou. Olivia also studied the magnetic field of low-mass stars that are candidates for the search of exoplanets.

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SEO may no longer be the answer to your traffic-related prayers, as Google's algorithms move away from rewarding SEO principles and toward featuring sites with the best content.
What are you hoping for when you search for something on Google?
Are you looking for a site that deployed every SEO tip and trick to game their way to the top of the list? Or a site that has relevant, reliable, authoritative content?
When Google in 2013 stopped providing data about keyword popularity, this must have served as a shot across the bow of SEO. It signaled that Google wanted to put a damper on SEO because they had determined it was skewing the results in a way unhelpful to its users.
In the “old” days, SEO was a matter of stuffing your metatags with top keywords; then it became more complicated as Google continued to refine its search algorithm. The current state of SEO, in rather sober fashion, calls for “quality content,” no keyword stuffing, longevity of the domain, lack of duplicate content, a well-ordered site-map and other items more esoteric. Really, it’s become more about just building a great site with great (and focused) content. Phony inbound links are not supposed to cut it anymore, although sometimes this can slip by undetected.
SEO is a big industry. According to a site called State of Digital, 863 million websites mention SEO globally and every second 105 people search for SEO links on Google. Most of them seem to be looking for “services” or “companies,” which explains how there came to be so many SEO companies.
SEO is also an industry full of promises. Despite evidence to the contrary, many SEO mavens continue to insist they can fool the Google algorithm into getting your site – no matter what it is – higher in the rankings. That it is easy to see whether it works when you search for your own company makes it an appealing payoff. But the waters of SEO remain murky and it’s difficult to measure success of SEO in any meaningful way (in other words, even if you got to the top, did it improve your business or did you just accumulate a very high bounce rate?).
Now SEO may be going the way of Megalodon, a 100-foot shark rumored to exist but mostly accepted to have gone extinct a million years ago. If it isn’t functionally dead, it’s certainly in the sick-house. Google does not especially want the SEO industry playing games with its rankings, and what Google wants, especially in a case like this, Google gets.
Customers still ask for “top keyword” reports as if they have not read the news about the unavailability of it – perhaps because they believe that if you wish hard enough for a pony on Christmas, one will eventually find its way under the tree.
Certain SEO principles should not be ignored, simply as a matter of site-hygiene. A well-organized, content-rich site is a good thing to have. But most other SEO tricks and tips have just a little bit (if not a lot) of snake-oil in the recipe. It sounds like a great proposition to a site owner: drink a bottle of SEO and your site will zoom vigorously to the top of the heap. But too often, and partly because Google does not seem to want it to, it doesn’t work as advertised.
There is no good reason for Google to stop trying to stamp out SEO, because in effect, SEO damps the quality of search results for the user. Google is interested in the user – and, as you might have guessed already, it reduces the value of a paid AdWord link. Because Google AdWords is a form of SEO, which really is SEM (search engine marketing); in other words, you optimize your site’s Google performance by bidding on Google keywords whereby Google makes pretty much all of its money.
se Google’s algorithms are always a step ahead of the marketers trying to game them. And with no keyword reporting, a major support system for SEO has been, quite simply, taken away.
If you want to rank high on Google, build a good site and market it the best you know how. Just don’t expect SEO to be the answer to your traffic-related prayers because, increasingly, it won’t be.

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Where Maureen Isaacson lives has indelibly influenced who she is: as a white South African, the 45-year-old journalist and fiction writer has lived through enough tremendous social and political change to provide material for a lifetime. As a child, she lived a cloistered and segregated life in white areas of Johannesburg where she attended school. As an adult, she has both absorbed and embraced the reality of the new, desegregated and complex country with passion and integrity.
Her Next Step: Big question. I have been working in the same building for eleven years and the next move has to be to more movement, more extensive travel, more freedom. But I am waiting, hopefully, for a big opportunity to write and travel more.
How She Shakes Off a Bad Day: Straight from my office in downtown Johannesburg, which is utterly deprived of such luxuries, to one of the bookstores in the shopping malls here — they are well stacked and have great coffee bars. I grab a pot of tea and a pile of magazines or books and disappear for hours. It doesn’t take long to wipe the day out and move into private space that is uncrowded, its infinity limited only by the 10 p.m. closing time.
Her Favorite Way to Travel: My favorite way to travel, although I seldom do this because of time constraints, is by train. I like the relaxation of long journeys, settling down at the window with a book, allowing the driver to steer my course for a time. I love the transit. In reality, the way I travel most is by plane, and I love, too, the sacred space of the duty free zones — not the shopping, but the sense of disappearing into a space designed for transition.
Read Spy, Maureen’s award-winning short story.

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- In early January, Brad Wieck arrived in San Diego for a series of routine offseason workouts. The 27-year-old left-hander had his eye on a spot in the Padres' bullpen and possibly some high-leverage innings.
Those goals quickly went on the backburner. While in San Diego, Wieck was diagnosed with testicular cancer. He underwent successful surgery shortly thereafter, and he's been given a clean bill of health. Recovery was suddenly the most important objective.
So Wieck watched all spring as his friends and fellow pitchers progressed toward the season. As a precaution, he was placed on a slow track while the club monitored his health.
Finally, after a couple months that felt like years to him, Wieck got back on the mound Friday night. He pitched an inning in the Padres' 6-5 Cactus League loss to the Rockies.
"It was pretty scary," Wieck said. "For a minute, I thought I might have it all taken away from me. It just felt so good to be back out there and competing with these guys."
Wieck allowed a run when Trevor Story's bloop single landed in front of Franchy Cordero in center field. Otherwise, he was excellent. He surrendered two hits, but he struck out the side and showcased the kind of swing-and-miss stuff he showed off during his brief big league stint last September.
Of course, Wieck's Cactus League numbers aren’t quite as important as the fact that he’s pitching in the first place.
"The highlight of the day," manager Andy Green said of Wieck. "That says a lot about how hard he's worked. It's great for him; he's had some good reports about his health. For all of us, it's thrilling to see him on the mound."
Wieck pitched seven innings for the Padres last season, allowing just three hits while striking out 10. In a bullpen that's short on left-handers, he could be a valuable presence.
Wieck is still destined to begin the season on the injured list as he builds up to full strength. But he could join the club as soon as mid-April.
"It was hard to take it slowly a little bit," Wieck said. "But to get out there, feel like 100 percent, and go do that, it's just incredible. ... Arm strength, body strength feels good right now. Obviously there's still some work that needs to be done. Honestly, right now, I feel pretty good with where I'm at -- considering where I was mid-January."
The Padres trimmed their spring roster to 44 players on Friday, optioning shortstop Javy Guerra and reassigning outfielder Josh Naylor to Minors camp. Excluding the eight guys currently expected to start the season on the injured list, the Padres have 36 healthy players in camp. They'll have 11 more cuts to make before Opening Day.
Naylor put forth a solid spring at the plate, hitting .268 with two homers and an .806 OPS. He clearly has strides to make defensively, however, after he transitioned from first base to the outfield last season.
"He can hit in the middle of a big league lineup,” said Green. "We have good confidence he's that type of a bat. He's got work to do in the outfield. ... He's a big league bat right now. The whole organization feels that way."
For Guerra, it's the reverse. He's clearly a big league-caliber defender in the infield. But his bat has lagged well behind. Guerra batted .136 in 16 games this spring. A one-time top prospect, Guerra's place on the 40-man roster is suddenly tenuous. If the Padres add any non-roster players before Opening Day, it could come at the expense of the 23-year-old.
• Eric Lauer worked four scoreless innings on Friday night, striking out four and allowing just two hits and a walk. He threw 67 pitches, then retreated to the bullpen for a few more. In three Cactus League appearances, Lauer did not allow a run over 10 innings. He’s made two more appearances in back-field games this spring.
• Third baseman Manny Machado went 1-for-3 with a double, but his most dazzling contribution came on a slow chopper from Mark Reynolds in the bottom of the first. Machado charged, barehanded and fired an off-balance strike to first base.
• Right-hander Luis Perdomo has struggled in his transition to a one-inning bullpen role. He surrendered five runs in the ninth, including a walk-off three-run blast to Garrett Hampson. Given his struggles, it's hard to envision Perdomo on the Padres' Opening Day roster. He'll almost certainly open the year at Triple-A El Paso.
• In partnership with USAA, the Padres announced military discounts on tickets for all home games -- including a 50 percent discount on military Sundays.
The Padres have yet to name their Opening Day starter, but they've lined left-hander Joey Lucchesi up for it. With five days remaining until the opener against San Francisco, Lucchesi will start Saturday when the Padres host the Angels at 1:10 p.m. PT at Peoria Stadium.

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Taste test: These tortilla chips shared the same jumbo triangular shapes with the Salsa Verde flavor from Brew Foods, with a similar color, but this kind had an uneven application of dark orange seasoning as well.
I crunched in to find a light crunch with good crispness and a mostly smoky, slightly sweet barbecue flavor. It wasn't the flavor standout that Salsa Verde was, but it was still tasty. There was a lingering, moderately hot aftertaste too. When I shared the rest of the bag with some folks enjoying beers after going for a run, the bag quickly became empty.
Smell test: Nice smoky pepper smell, but only mildly hot.

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text: Cover for a paperback edited by Martin H. Greenberg and John Helfers, published by Daw Books. Includes stories by Peter Crowther and Tanya Huff. This is a book of stories in which the Bad Guys win. Hurrah!


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I'm an intelligent, loving, respectful and caring gentleman. I love to laugh, watch movies and play cards. I'm very affectionate, honest, open-minded and understanding. I'm a great listener, very supportive and know how to be a friend and/or lover.
Great guy looking for a great woman to have great times with.
ASK AND FIND OUT... Wont regret it.
Born in New York City to Puerto Rican Parents. Enjoying traveling and working out, and listening to music.
I am an active man in great shape with two grown children, looking for that special someone.
I think I'm a nice guy. I I consider family and true friends to be the most important thing in my life.
I am a very friendly person who like to know other people for friendship and socializing.


text: Smart Digital Signage is a Toronto's best Digital Signage Company which deals with all digital signage hardware and software and its services. We have industry experts to suggest you the eye catching display placement and attractive content for your product or brand. Here we make a way for spreading your product or brand among audience.


text: Yes. You may ask for one change to a more convenient time. Call the District Clerk's Office and tell them about your conflict. They will assign you to a different panel.

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This product combines the extender and splitter function to split 1 HDMI signal to 4 identical HDMI signals via network cable and it is used as a sender to work with 4 receivers to transmit these 4 HDMI signals up to 120meters.
With the IR signal transmission to control the source device operation in long distance, it is widely applied in HD audio visual display room, exhibition center and digital monitoring system.
Features Support 1 HDMI input to 4 HDbitT outputs.


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Below are several resources that are useful when traveling or planning a trip.
Google Flights Find cheap flights in seconds, explore destinations on a map, and sign up for fare alerts on Google Flights.
Kayak KAYAK searches hundreds of other travel sites at once to find the information you need to make the right decisions on flights, hotels & rental cars.
Sky Scanner Skyscanner’s flight search will help you find cheap flights and airline tickets to your favorite travel destinations. Book direct with no fees at Skyscanner.
Hotel Tonight Amazing last-minute deals at top-rated hotels. Book Tonight, Tomorrow or 7 Days Out.
Hotwire Save up to 60% on hotels and rent cars from $11.95/day. Book last minute flights for up to 43% off.Hotwire helps you find deals to meet your travel needs.
Hostels.com . We offer the most comprehensive selection of hostels on the internet with over 35000 hostels in 180 countries.
Booking.com Big savings on hotels in 85000 destinations worldwide. Browse hotel reviews and find the guaranteed best price on hotels for all budgets.
Air BnB Rent unique accommodations from local hosts in 191+ countries. Feel at home anywhere you go in the world with Airbnb.
VRBO VRBO is Vacation Rentals by Owner – Book over 1 million listings across our family of brands. Perfect for Family Vacations, Reunions & Group Travel.
Couchsurfing Stay with locals and make new friends. Couchsurfers share their homes, cities and lives in profound in meaningful ways, making travel anywhere in the world a truly social experience.
Rome 2 Rio Discover how to get anywhere by searching plane, train, bus, car and ferry routes.
Trip Advisor World’s Largest Travel Site. 200 million+ unbiased traveler reviews. Search 200+ sites to find the best hotel prices.
Lonely Planet Plan and book your perfect trip with expert advice, travel tips, destination information and inspiration from Lonely Planet.
Tripit organizes your travel plans in one place. Finds alternative flights. Sends real-time alerts. Snags the best seat. We have something for every traveler.
Waze Waze is the world’s largest community based traffic and navigation app. Join other drivers in your area who share real-time traffic and road info.
Inrix As the leading traffic intelligence provider for over ten years, INRIX delivers smart technology, data and analytics to help improve urban mobility.
Most phone carriers offer international phone plans that you can implement while traveling. However my advice is to get an unlocked phone such as an I-phone 6, and buy a local sim card.
Skype stay in touch with family and friends for free. Get international calling, free online calls and Skype for Business on desktop and mobile.
Facebook Messenger Messenger is just like texting, but you don’t have to pay for every message (it works with your data plan). … Sign in with Facebook to get started. Sign In.
FaceTime FaceTime for Mac makes it possible to talk, smile, and laugh with anyone on an iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, or Mac with a built-in FaceTime camera.
Viber An instant messaging and VoIP app for various mobile operating systems. Users can also exchange images, video and audio media messages.
Boingo Wireless Boingo makes it easy to access Wi-Fi on any device at more than 1 million hotspots worldwide, including airports, hotels, cafes, stadiums and more.
Meet-Up Find Meetups and meet people in your local community who share your interests.
Couchsurfing Hangouts Hangouts allows you to easily find nearby Couchsurfers, and make plans to meet up.
YotMe is opening doors to private parties, events and outings around the world and inspiring hosts to throw great events. As part of the YotMe community, a party with the same old crew just became a party for friends, new and old to meet and mingle.


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Clearview Strategy, risk and performance is designed specifically to enable you to manage your strategy, planning, risks, compliance and performance at both organisational and individual levels.
The Clearview system is modular by design giving you the opportunity to tailor an organisation performance management and governance solution to your specific requirements.
Drive continuous improvement, easily identify areas for review and action.
Support response times Responses are within a business working day i.e. Monday to Friday 9am-5pm (excludes public holidays in the UK). Weekend support can be provided if required for an extra charge.
Support levels The Clearview Support (help desk) Team provides a phone and email support service that operates a risk-based triage process to enable an agreed prioritisation for all support requests. This is based on the impact to the client and also the severity of the issue as defined by the customer reporting the issue. This risk assessment will produce a priority level that informs the resolution plan. Software issues (e.g. bugs, defects, requests for change) are reviewed and verified by the product and service teams. Once reviewed, the issue is given a severity which controls the time of a resolution.
Getting started Once we commission your software environment for you, we provide full on-site training and consultancy on the configuration and use of the system.
The system also has full context sensitive help available on every screen which can be supplemented by your own organisation specific help materials and documentation.
End-of-contract data extraction Data can be extracted from the SQL server database reporting views in CSV format at no charge.
End-of-contract process Upon termination the client can extract data direct from the main database reporting interface views at no charge. If a custom data export is required, then this is charged on a time and materials basis.
Upon termination, and after the client’s data has been returned, the software is removed from the client’s servers. If these are on the private cloud hosting service managed by Clearview then the servers, database and backups are removed.
Description of accessibility Although not officially certified to any accessibility standard the Clearview application has been designed to use general purpose accessibility techniques within the interface.
What users can and can't do using the API The API is used for the import of performance data values and targets using a standardised file format. It is designed to enable the automation of performance data feeds from external systems and historical import of performance data.
Description of customisation Content of drop down validation lists, formulas, risk levels, risk matrix size, impact and probability labels, definition of financial risk, employee performance review and competency forms, compliance frameworks, project priorities and traffic light imagery, project progress calculation methods, KPI calculation methods and traffic lighting colours and many other module specific options.
There are administrator interfaces that enable the configuration of the system accessible to users with appropriate role based permissions.
Independence of resources Each customer has their own virtual server and database instance. Performance of these services are continuously monitored by the Clearview support team.
Metrics types A full system audit log is maintained for logins and system updates. This is accessible for all users with appropriate rights from within the software.
Other data at rest protection approach All data that is kept in storage or backups/archives are encrypted using Azure's 256-bit AES encryption.
Data export approach There are a variety of ways of users exporting data from the system. The most popular is to use the various views configured within the system to export the data to CSV format for use within third party reporting tools.
Within the system screens can be cut and pasted to desktop productivity applications such as MS Excel, but also reports can be exported to MS Excel and PDF (and in some cases MS Word).
Other data import formats Any custom import formats are available but would be chargeable.
Guaranteed availability Microsoft (Azure platform) guarantees external connectivity at least 99.95% of the time.
Approach to resilience Microsoft Azure instances are stored in a regional data centre. This means that the data is stored in either the North or Western Europe region (North = Ireland, West = Netherlands) as a primary location. The servers are then replicated to the other regional data centres so that in the event of a failure or disaster, the servers will be available from the backup location.
UK data centre locations are also available.
Outage reporting Outages are reported to our internal Azure dashboard and also emailed to our support teams for action.
Access restrictions in management interfaces and support channels Only users that have been setup with a unique username and password within the software can log into the system. Login attempts are stored in the audit logs within the software and only authenticated users can access the system.
Access to the administration settings within the application is limited to the Clearview super user whose password is only known by the Clearview help desk. Customer Administrators have less rights and can only change system settings for the application. All other users can't access any administrator settings that would impact the application.
What the ISO/IEC 27001 doesn’t cover Not applicable. All aspects of the service delivery are covered.
Information security policies and processes Clearview are ISO 27001 certificated and independently audited annually to ensure continued compliance with this standard.
Configuration and change management approach Clearview host virtual servers in the Microsoft Azure network. All virtual servers are built from a basic template with only the required ports and services available. Once the Clearview software is installed on the virtual server, the remaining ports and services are then enabled for the software to function. This configuration keeps risk of attack to a minimum. Clearview regularly reviews service performance and reviews recommendations arising from monitoring of the virtual servers. Any issues arising are developed into an action plan and delivery tracked through our own action management software.
Vulnerability management approach Clearview employee a third-party Microsoft Azure specialist company to monitor the virtual servers hosted in the Microsoft Azure network. The third-party company assess and monitor the servers for vulnerabilities and operating system patch management. This is reported back to Clearview through regular meetings, email notifications and support ticketing systems. New virtual servers are deployed with the latest operating system security updates and hot fixes along withthe latest versions of the Clearview software.
Protective monitoring approach Clearview outsource the monitoring of the Azure servers to a third-party Microsoft Azure specialist company who proactively monitor the servers.
If an issue is identified the following broad process is followed.
Alerting of an issue may happen straight away. The response is then governed by the support SLA which is within a working day.
Users report incidents via our help desk and for all user reported incidents a full report is provided at the end of the process. Whilst in progress updates on current status is provided via the help desk.


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Sheet piles are sections of sheet materials with interlocking edges that are driven into the ground to provide earth retention and excavation support. Sheet piles are most commonly made of steel, but can also be formed of timber or reinforced concrete.
Sheet piles are commonly used for retaining walls, land reclamation, underground structures such as car parks and basements, in marine locations for riverbank protection, seawalls, cofferdams, and so on.
The type of work, for example. whether it is permanent or temporary.
The required depth of piles.
The nature of the structure.
The type of protection required.
Timber sheet piles are generally used for short spans in temporary structures, and to resist light lateral loads. They are typically connected together by tongue and groove joints. The disadvantage of timber piles is that they require preservative treatment and are not generally suitable for soils consisting of stones.
Reinforced concrete sheet piles are formed using precast concrete members, usually connected together by tongue and groove joints. They are commonly used in permanent river embankments, canals and other marine structures. The toes of the piles are usually cut with an oblique face to facilitate easy driving and interlocking, while the heads are finished off by casting a capping beam.
Steel is the most common form of sheet piles as it has good resistance to high driving stresses, excellent water-tightness, and can be increased in length either by welding or bolting. They are connected by interlocking.
These include Larssen and Frodingham sheet piles, which are systems of interlocking steel piles. They have good driving qualities and are designed to provide the good strength for low weight.
The interlocking system facilitates easy positioning of the piles (pitching) and driving, as well as providing a close-fitting joint to form an effective water seal. In some cases, a sealant can be brushed into the joints prior to pitching which expands in thickness to form a watertight joint.
Larssen sheet piles are stronger and easier to drive because of their uniform section shape. Frodingham sheet piles are usually supplied interlocked in pairs, which makes them easier and quicker to handle and pitch.
These are piles that are interlocked and driven to form cellular cofferdams which may be filled with material such as gravel and small rocks.
These are formed by two or more sheet pile sections welded together, and are suitable when heavy loads and high bending moments are anticipated.
These are commonly used in waterfront protection where large bending moments and heavy axial loads are anticipated. A typical composite pile is a double Frodingham section welded to the flange of a universal I-beam.
Prior to installation, piles should be carefully inspected for straightness, cracks and the integrity of the interlocking components.
Driving must be carefully monitored and should stop immediately if the pile ceases to penetrate the soil, before moving on to the next pile along. In some cases, several adjacent piles will be unable to penetrate to the design depth. At this point, effort should be made to remove the obstacle, either by partial excavation or using a water jet. There is an acceptable number of ‘under-driven’ sheet piles, but this will vary according to the specific design requirements.
Sheet piles have a tendency to deviate from a vertical plane during driving and instead lean sideways. This is due to encountering obstacles within the soil which act as deflection. Guide controls should be used to counter this.
One technique is to drive piles in panels. This involves pitching and driving two piles to part or full-penetration at either end of a panel of piles. The panel is therefore supported by the ‘bookended’ piles during driving to their final position. The pair left on the end then forms the support of the next panel along.
Another technique is to use trestles and walings to support and position sheet piles during driving.
Vibratory hammers are often used to install sheet piles, although if soils are too hard or dense, an impact hammer can be used. At certain sites where vibrations are a concern, the sheets can be hydraulically pushed into the ground.
All you need to know about sheet piling.


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U2 has donated €5 million (US$7.12 million) towards a program that teaches children Ireland to play a musical instrument or sing.
The Ireland Funds is an international organization that raises funds for causes in Ireland that will help manage the money and raise a further €2 million for the program.
The money – which will be released in a phased plan until 2015 – will help local education authorities in Ireland engage music teachers to provide instrumental and vocal lessons.


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Google AdSense is an advertising service provided by Google Inc. This service uses the “Doubleclick” Cookie, which tracks use of altfi.com and User behavior concerning ads, products and services offered.
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This type of service allows interaction with social networks or other external platforms directly from the pages of altfi.com.
The interaction and information obtained through altfi.com are always subject to the User’s privacy settings for each social network.
Notwithstanding the above, the Owner informs that Users may follow the instructions provided on the subsequently linked initiatives by the EDAA (EU), the Network Advertising Initiative (US) and the Digital Advertising Alliance(US), DAAC (Canada), DDAI (Japan) or other similar services. Such initiatives allow Users to select their tracking preferences for most of the advertising tools. The Owner thus recommends that Users make use of these resources in addition to the information provided in this document.


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The last few years have seen a large increase in coffee shops from Australia and New Zealand. Now it seems like every Londoner has a favourite place to grab a ‘Flat White’. However, a new coffee shop in the centre of Piccadilly shows that our Antipodean cousins are not the only ones who can do an excellent cup of coffee.
Kahve Dunyasi is a popular coffee chain in Turkey. Their shop in central London is their first British branch and for many Londoners, it will be their first taste of how coffee is made in Turkey (be warned – Turkish coffees pack a terrific caffeine jolt!).
For the best coffee experience, I would recommend getting table service (with free chocolate as an accompaniment). Along with strong Turkish coffee, the selection of sweets puts other coffee chains to shame. The chocolate brownie is served warm with a melting, gooey, chocolaty centre – perfect with a warm drink.
Weekends can get very busy with both hungry shoppers and Turkish expats, so try to stop by during the week. Be warned – having any of these powerful coffees in the evening may keep you up all night!


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I'm Chris Hicken, COO of UserTesting. If you have never heard of UserTesting prior to now, let me give you the quick one-liner: Analytics tell you what your visitors are doing on your website; UserTesting.com tells you why they left without buying.
If you're the person or team responsible for the conversion rate or customer experience of your website or mobile app, you can use UserTesting.com to get actionable insights about frustrated customers. We let you recruit any audience out of our panel of nearly a million users, and they'll record their screen and voice as they use your website or app. You'll quickly discover what's working well and how your customers interact with your website as you watch these videos.
As COO, I'm responsible for hiring people (that are better than me), growing revenue, and solving business problems that happen with rapid growth. Teams that are focused on growing revenue report to me — that includes Marketing, Sales, Biz Dev, and Client Success.
Back in the early days of UserTesting, we were using a single shared email account for customer support with shared login credentials amongst the company. I know of many other companies that have initially structured their support this way and they all seem to have similar opinions about it. For us, it was technically functional but certainly not ideal.
One of the primary struggles that our support team faced was not being able to keep track of which messages were awaiting a response. Whether you left it in your inbox as a reminder or archived it and made it a task, many messages were forgotten.
It wasn't only our support team that was feeling the hurt, though. As our company quickly scaled, email became the default means of communication internally - and as you can imagine - an already busy group of people now had even more email to deal with. Naturally, there were some growing pains (which ended up falling pretty heavily on me) leading to the search for a solution.
Finding Boomerang for Gmail was probably one of the best things to happen to our company from a productivity standpoint. As I'm sure you're aware, email impacts nearly everyone who uses the Internet, and while it seems to be crucial it also seems that nobody really enjoys it all that much. Boomerang dramatically improves email for us by adding some powerful and useful features that you wish were there in the first place.
We use Google Apps because of its ease of use and the solid email foundation it provides. With all of the other apps they provide, it just made sense for our company to go with Google - and now that we have Boomerang, we would never consider anything else.
Boomerang has completely transformed the way I process email. With Boomerang, I remove clutter from my inbox, and it returns to me at the moment I need it. I can schedule messages to be sent later, and I never forget to follow up on important emails. I cannot imagine doing business without it.
Our Boomerang subscription has gone from a single user - me, the early adopter - to a few interested users, to a significant chunk of our company. It's easy to get our employees to adopt Boomerang into their workflow. In fact, I think the normal response is along the lines of, "Why didn't I know about this sooner! I could have saved so much time."
Because I am part of UserTesting's executive team, most days end up being far busier than I originally expect. Of course, that's not a bad thing, but it does mean that I often don't end up with ample hours of time to spend in email. In comes Boomerang to save the day! It helps to prioritize my email in a way that works both for me and for the people I'm responding to. I can quickly Boomerang a message to come back at a time when I know I'll be able to write a thorough response or will have all the details on hand rather than letting it sit in my inbox and eventually slip through the cracks.
On the flip side - and I know the other executive team members using Boomerang can agree - it can be difficult to make sure you don't forget important messages. One of my favorite features is the ability to choose whether I want a message to Boomerang only if someone doesn't reply or no matter what. It's really powerful. I have dozens of things going on at any given time, so not having to remember which emails require follow up results in more getting done with less stress and gray hair acquired. Doesn't that sound like a great win-win!?
It's not just me who feels the benefits of Boomerang, though. Our entire company benefits from this amazing extension. We believe in treating customers with love and respect, so we're not happy unless our customers are delighted with their experience. If a customer communicates a question or a problem via email, it's important to make sure they receive our follow-up message. We do this by Boomeranging customer emails back to our inbox the next day, so if we don't hear back we can send a separate email to confirm that the problem was resolved.
Our Client Success team uses Boomerang regularly to ensure that they can close important deals and also that our current clients don't get left in the dust. Think how great it is to schedule your check-in emails with a brand new client for three months out so you don't forget to keep in touch.
On each of our teams, there is at least one person who relies on Boomerang to perform their job better. It's hard to say where we'd be without Boomerang since we've been using it for so long now. I'm happy that we don't have to think about these problems anymore, and I know UserTesting has become a better company because of Boomerang.
"One of my favorite features is the ability to choose whether I want a message to Boomerang only if someone doesn't reply or no matter what. It's really powerful."
"Boomerang has completely transformed the way I process email. With Boomerang, I remove clutter from my inbox and it returns to me at the moment I need it."


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Johnny Clay: You’d be killing a horse – that’s not first-degree murder, in fact it’s not murder at all, in fact I don’t know what it is.
I bought The Killing (1956) for three reasons: Stanley Kubrick directed it, it’s film noir, and it’s called The Killing! Stanley Kubrick was at the very least one of the greatest, most adventurous directors of the second half of the 20th century. To look at the films he made is to look at a veritable kaleidoscope of cinematic wonders. From the awe-inspiring sci-fi film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, to the psychopathic thriller, The Shining, to the downright weird, A Clockwork Orange, Kubrick stretched the possibilities of film.
In much the same way as he approached other various genres, Kubrick decided to give his own twist to “film noir.” The Killing does not follow a linear plot; a fact that becomes evident very quickly and lasts until the very end (whenever that is…). The second noticeable oddity is the films broken, rarely present narration. The voice of the narrator doesn’t even seem to fit the film in tone or inflection. The narration comes and goes like a distant memory; appearing only after you’ve forgotten it’s there at all.
I may be giving the wrong impression; the non-linear plot and the sporadic narration are not detrimental to the film; in fact it’s the exact opposite. The Killing acts to disrupt the conventional formula of film, and surely does a good job at that.
The most substantial side-story that develops along with the main storyline is the tale of George and Sherry Peatty (Marie Windsor). George is, to put it frankly, a loser, and he knows it. His wife, Sherry, treats him like something much lower than dirt. Sherry is a fascinatingly shallow woman who remains married to George if only to have some form of financial security. Apparently, when George proposed to her, he had promised her riches, which after some years has yet to befall them. George, in an effort to prove he can finally cash in on his promise, tells Sherry about the planned heist. Sherry conveys this to the man she’s had a long-time affair with (geez, not only is she mean to her husband, but she cheats on him AND ruins his million-dollar heists?!).George’s slip of the tongue would prove to be the act that puts an inhibitor on the success of the plan.
As the movie progresses, archival footage of a horserace is played over and over again. You’ll commit what the PA announcer says without even trying because you hear it so many times. These clips are patched into footage of not only the plan being executed as a whole, but also from the perspectives of each of the players.
Johnny Clay is perhaps one the most ingenious, cold-blooded, and connected conmen of all-time. He knows what he wants, and he gets it, not matter what. He enlists the help of a gunman and a jolly ol’ Russian chess player who may or may not have lifted weights a few times in his life (featured in the clip below). What is important to add is that he calls these men to work for him, tells them only what is necessary for them to perform their functions, and pays them to not ask questions or give any information (a true businessman if ever there were one).
As for how the film ends up, I will say this, in the last 10 minutes I must have said “Oh my God…” maybe, 5 times? I watched it twice in the same week because it is just so incredibly unique. I would say it is definitely worth watching at least twice if only to understand what you saw the first time.
“A veritable kaleidoscope of cinematic wonders” and “a jolly ol’ Russian chess player who may or may not have lifted weights a few times in his life” were standouts.
Truly, a fantastic job once more.
The video clip was absolutely one of a kind as well.


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Wiesbaden, March 22, 2018 – Today Pizza Connection 3 is being released worldwide digitally and Europe-wide for PC, Mac and Linux! To celebrate the day, there is also a release trailer showing the long-awaited economic simulation in all its glory.
Assemble Entertainment will release Pizza Connection 3 on March 22 Europe-wide in retail and worldwide digital for PC, Mac and Linux (SteamOS) at a recommended retail price of €29.99. The business simulation is being developed by the Assemble-own developer Studio Gentlymad in Wiesbaden.