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In the world of online casino gambling, slot games are almost like their own solar system.
Let’s look closely at the different kinds of slot games, for example, at YukonGold Casino, that people can play today. There may be more than one of these going on simultaneously. For example, a single game could be a mobile, cascade, or progressive slot, but each of these terms has its own meaning.
Classic Slots
Even though the rows of singing slot machines in Las Vegas casinos may seem new, slot machines have been around for almost 130 years. These early machines were all analog, and you could usually only find them in the back rooms of bars. Their reels usually had fruit symbols and lucky sevens.
Video slots are the exact opposite of old-fashioned slots with reels. Video slots do not have mechanical reels that spin; instead, they use animation and a digital button instead of a gaming lever to make it look like there are three, four, or five reels. Almost all modern games, even those called “classics,” fit into this group.
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Horse racing has always attracted the public’s attention for its class and emotion. However, the huge fortunes they are worth. Surprisingly, some racehorses are worth more than some soccer stars and this has been the reality for a long time now.
Racehorses Worth Great Value
Below, we list some of the horses that are worth great value:
Fusaichi Pegasus
In 2001, Zinedine Zidane took part in what was then the most expensive transaction in soccer. The Frenchman moved from Juventus to Real Madrid for a whopping €76 million. The deal remained the most valuable in soccer for many years. However, it was not the most expensive deal in sports that year.
Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus dimmed the Frenchman’s transfer brilliance. Also, in 2000, the thoroughbred changed owners for $70 million. In five years of competition, Pegasus earned its former owner $2 million dollars.
Soon, his purchase was made in the expectation that the horse would give rise to an offspring of victorious horses in equestrianism. Therefore, it would increase its stud fee, which is the money paid by mare owners so that their horses can breed with the stallions.
However, after his successful equestrian career, the stallion lost its breeding rate value over the years. Its fee, which was $150,000 when it was traded, has dropped to just $7,500, according to the Racing Post.
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The Bronx Documentary Center and Magnum Foundation present An Expression of Absence, an exhibit taking inspiration from poet Mahmoud Darwish and critic John Berger that explores the ways photography conjures absence to represent time, memory, disappearance, loss, and erasure. In a context where the legacies of colonialism and political instability have imbued notions of home and belonging with impermanence and nostalgia, how can what is within the frame point to the hidden and missing?
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The Bronx Documentary Center and Magnum Foundation present An Expression of Absence, an exhibit taking inspiration from poet Mahmoud Darwish and critic John Berger that explores the ways photography conjures absence to represent time, memory, disappearance, loss, and erasure. In a context where the legacies of colonialism and political instability have imbued notions of home and belonging with impermanence and nostalgia, how can what is within the frame point to the hidden and missing?
On view: October 28 – December 18, 2022
- Magnum Foundation opening reception: Wednesday, October 26, 2022, from 07:00 p.m. – 08:30 p.m. (RSVP);
- BDC opening reception: Friday, October 28, 2022 from 06:00 p.m. – 09:00 p.m. (RSVP).
“No matter how near you come, you will remain distant. No matter how often you are killed, you will live. So do not think that you are dead there, and alive here. Nothing proves this or that but metaphor.” – Mahmoud Darwish, In the Presence of Absence.
“A friend came to see me in a dream. From far away. And I asked him in the dream: ‘Did you come by photograph or train?’ All photographs are a form of transport, and an expression of absence.” – John Berger and Jean Mohr, A Seventh Man The exhibit, divided in two parts displayed at the BDC and Magnum Foundation, features fifteen projects produced in the Arab…
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The Bronx Documentary Center and Magnum Foundation present An Expression of Absence, an exhibit taking inspiration from poet Mahmoud Darwish and critic John Berger that explores the ways photography conjures absence to represent time, memory, disappearance, loss, and erasure. In a context where the legacies of colonialism and political instability have imbued notions of home and belonging with impermanence and nostalgia, how can what is within the frame point to the hidden and missing?
On view: October 28 – December 18, 2022
- Magnum Foundation opening reception: Wednesday, October 26, 2022, from 07:00 p.m. – 08:30 p.m. (RSVP);
- BDC opening reception: Friday, October 28, 2022 from 06:00 p.m. – 09:00 p.m. (RSVP).
“No matter how near you come, you will remain distant. No matter how often you are killed, you will live. So do not think that you are dead there, and alive here. Nothing proves this or that but metaphor.” – Mahmoud Darwish, In the Presence of Absence.
“A friend came to see me in a dream. From far away. And I asked him in the dream: ‘Did you come by photograph or train?’ All photographs are a form of transport, and an expression of absence.” – John Berger and Jean Mohr, A Seventh Man The exhibit, divided in two parts displayed at the BDC and Magnum Foundation, features fifteen projects produced in the Arab Documentary Photography Program (ADPP). Many of these works move from the exterior realms of the public and the political to…
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