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LIFE IN AEGEAN MACEDONIA
TREATIES & LEGAL CASES
MAKEDONSKA ISKRA
MACEDONIAN COMMUNITIES
Stavridi Pavle
On 30 August 1937 the bloody fascist dictatorship of Gligsburg-Metaxas freshened the prison camp of Akronafilija with the blood of one unforgettable son of the Macedonian people - of the communist Pavle Stavridi.
Pavle's life was short and ordinary but sufficient to leave his influence on the general struggle of the Greek and Macedonian people against social enslavement and national oppression.
Pavle Stavridi was born in 1915 in the village of Lageni, Lerin region, a son of Macedonian villagers. He completed his primary schooling in his village and continued his education in the Lerin teacher's college, which he completed in 1934. While still a student he joined the ranks of OKNE where he worked actively. As a result of his revolutionary operations he was arrested many times by state security and this put many obstacles in his way to becoming a teacher. He is compelled to return to his village and to work the small fields owned by his father. But he did not resile from the struggle. In the village he was beloved by the progressive youth. He organized, led and educated the youth.
Apart from his revolutionary activities in the village he did not forget his aim: to work in his profession, so that he could more easily and more faithfully fight for the social liberation of Greece from the bourgeois feudal traps, to lead to the national liberation of the Macedonian people. And he won. In 1935 he managed to become a teacher in the village Klabuchishta, Lerin region. But even here they do not leave him in peace. A new odyssey began for the young teacher. They transfered him from village to village. But this life increased his desire for the struggle, it armed him in an even greater faith in the struggle, it made him a mature revolutionary armed with theory and practice. Finally, during the dictatorship of Gligsburg-Metaxas, he ended up on the path to exile with hundreds of other Greeks and Macedonian people's fighters.
After some months, Maniadakis - the Minister for Internal Security at the time - said he was dangerous and took him from the Cyclades islands and sent him to the hard labour camps of Akronafplija, where he was interned with about 500 communists. The young Macedonian teacher continued to build his revolutionary character and readiness and continued the struggle even while inside the camp. He was among the first to organize and run schools for the illiterate and became the beloved teacher of Greek and Macedonian illiterate fighters. He was Veniamin of the Macedonian "colony" in the camp, which loved him and respected him as a fully matured revolutionary.
On 30 August 1937 at night, the executioners of Maniadakis organized an attack on the camp. One heart stopped beating- the passionate heart of a dignified son of the Maceodnian people - Pavle Stavridi.
With the death of the Macedonian hero the unity between the Greeks and Macedonians became stronger and we saw it in the epic story of EAM and DAG, in Gramos and Vich, to do miracles out of heroism and self sacrifice and which continued and will continue for the triumph of ideals for which Pavle Stavridis gave his life.
Out of respect for the dignified fighter who died there, the collective on Akronafplija named dormitory B in the camp "Talamos Stavridi."
The poet prisoner N Papaperiklis farewelled him with the following inspiring verses:
You were felled by a bullet bringing evil
And when the sun was in the east
In the full bloom of your youth
It shone on fast flowing rivers.
Your face burst into a smile.
The battle receded. To you
A grammar, verses
Beloved songs, two-three books…
In a current the still-warm blood
Meditated on holy Akronafplija.
And here are your students
They step slowly and silently
With their book, pencil and paper:
"Where is our teacher?"
Their faces search.
Macedonian mountains, wondrous
panoramas, military hiding places
Your broad winged eagle
Will not be near you any more.
He fell in a terrible battle.
Above him thick grasses grow
The people's river waits
For a day to come with songs
Of the battle march to take him.
Shed tears for the hero
And if it pains you
Sharpen your ears - in countless hearts
His heart beats
And smoothes the path and leads.
T Pejkov
From: For Sacred National Freedom: Portraits Of Fallen Freedom Fighters
For Sacred National Freedom: Portraits Of Fallen Freedom Fighters


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"Just stopped by to say goodbye.."
Ahiga
"Just stopped by to say goodbye.." Jan 6, 2009 22:47:07 GMT -5
Post by Ahiga on Jan 6, 2009 22:47:07 GMT -5
Setting: Willow Thicket
Characters: Alsoomse (Female Dog), Allegro (Male Dog)
After spending the night on her own Alsoomse is slowly making her way back towards where everyone else is. She's tired but looks fine other then that. Once in the thicket she glances around looking over the ones here before settling down upon her haunches an a yawn escapes her.
Allegro had tromped off too the previous night after his little outburst with the alpha male. Angry and feeling betrayed, resolved to rid himself of his ties with this pack. Then ... why oh why is he back here? With his expression flat and ears pressed back, the shepherd stalks back through the thicket, nosing aside brush and mindless of thorns that pull at his fur and scrape his skin. His attention settles on Alsoomse briefly before he takes a good look around, testing the air for a certain scent. He chuffs out a breath, then moves forward towards the other dog.
Alsoomse turns her head at the movement and looks towards Allegro slightly as he moves closer. "Evening.." Is said with a simple tone, her tail swaying a few times but that's about it. Well she isn't really sure how to act around him after last night.
She isn't the only one that's been left a bit unsure, but Allegro's slow approach seems even and confident. Her greeting is answered with a nod, but he doesn't echo it. Instead, he flicks an ear and slows his walk as he nears and pauses only a few feet away. His head slightly turns as he watches her, and with a slight exhale he lifts his muzzle slightly. "Jus' stopped by to say goodbye."
Alsoomse ears perk slightly and she blinks while watching him a moment. "Wait.. Why are you leaving?" She questions with a frown.
"It ain't obvious to you, or did you already done forgot last night?" Allegro replies with a mirthless smirk and quirk of a brow. "I don' belong here. For a minute, thought I did. Thought I fit in pretty good. But, I come to figure out that if I stay here, there ain't no way I'm ever gonna be happy. Not with you birthin' his pups. Not with him cozyin' up to Surii like I know he wants." He snorts out a breath and shakes his head. "Everybody 'round here figures he's somethin' great and all, but not me, and I've a feeling that ain't gonna sit too well with nobody."
Alsoomse watches Allegro for a few moments before she looks off. "I told you I didn't plan on this.." She says softly while her tail curls around her haunches. "I've always believed that things happen for a reason, half my life I had to fight to survive.." She pauses at this. "Jette is doing what he thinks it right, an I haven't seen him being cozy with Surii at all." There's a pause. "Do you have feelings for Surii?"
Allegro bobs his head once as he settles back onto his haunches. "Yeah, you ain't plan on it, but like y'said before, s'a little late to change it now." His nose wrinkles briefly at that, but he only exhales a inward breath and shakes his head to himself. "You don' see too much of him at all, do you? Can't take account've what he does all the time. He can't even talk about her without his ears gettin' all rosed," said with a twinge of disgust. Alsoomse's latter question has him turning an ear, and he shakes his head a little. "Don't matter either way now who I got feelings for, do it?"
"Suppose not." Alsoomse says with a simple tone as she listens to the other. "If you want to leave I won't stop you.. But I wish you wouldn't." Is said softly. "If you have feelings for her then perhaps you should tell her. I highly doubt Jette has told her anything. You can't keep getting mad at everyone just because you want it done another way.. But if you're truly leaving I suppose it doesn't matter."
"It's not gonna matter, Alsoomse. Can tell she's fixin' to be all twitterpated about him too. Mus' be the Alpha Appeal, cuz it sure as heck ain't because he got more charisma'n me." Allegro stands now, tail flicking once in an idle way. "You don' get it, huh? Don't matter what I want, he'll get it first, no matter if he deserve it or not. First you. Now Surii. Everywhere I turn his big arse is there, and it's tickin' me off and aggravatin'."
Alsoomse watches Allegro a few moments. "I met Jette before I met you.. Same thing with Surii. If you want something then perhaps you should just take it? Honestly Allegro did you have any feelings towards me or are you really just this pig-headed and are bitchy because he did something before you got the idea?" This questioned with a thin tone, so much for her being calm and collective at the moment. She's tired of the bitching.
Allegro slowly turns his head, quiet for a long while. "Is that what you think? That I'm ticked cuz I want to mount you?" His brows slowly furrow and remain that way, a quiet look of disbelief in his eyes. "Maybe he thinks've you as jus' a female to breed with, but that ain't me. And if that's what you think've y'self.." He snorts, nose wrinkling, "then I don' know what to tell you. How could I have feelings for anyone who thinks that little've themselves?" He inhales a slow breath and backs off a few paces. "See ya, Alsoomse."
Alsoomse smirks at this and snorts. "I didn't say that...An that is /not/ what I meant.." She says with a faint growl escaping her. That is not what she meant at all. Her ears lower as she watches Allegro and she frowns. "Funny thing is.. I actually liked you and suppose seeing you like this has opened my eyes though." "Goodbye Allegro." Is all she offers as he moves to leave, she doesn't try to stop him now.
"Yeah, maybe," murmurs Allegro as he turns his back to her. There's nothing further said as the male departs, his steps as slow and measured as they were with his arrival. But this time, there's no looking around and no look back. His return is ... questionable, but no further goodbyes will be offered to any canine of the pack, known or unknown. He highly doubts that they'll falter without him, or miss him for that matter. Jette will make sure of that. Expression darkening, he heads off with narrowed eyes, strangling a growl that threatens to rumble in his aggravated distress as he disappears towards the woods.
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York-area woman among three shot in 'random' shooting at Tennessee outlet mall
A man with a gun walked up to a Tennessee shopping center on Tuesday afternoon and opened fire outside a store, killing a woman and wounding a man.
York-area woman among three shot in 'random' shooting at Tennessee outlet mall A man with a gun walked up to a Tennessee shopping center on Tuesday afternoon and opened fire outside a store, killing a woman and wounding a man. Check out this story on eveningsun.com: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/2019/04/16/tennessee-shooting-york-woman-killed-random-outlet-mall-attack/3492310002/
Travis Dorman, York Daily Record Published 9:33 p.m. ET April 16, 2019 | Updated 9:58 p.m. ET April 17, 2019
Raw video from the scene of a shooting at Tanger Outlets Mall that left two dead and one injured from a gunshot wound on April 16, 2019. Calvin Mattheis, calvin.mattheis@knoxnews.com
A man with a gun walked up to a Sevierville shopping center on Tuesday afternoon and opened fire outside a store, killing a woman and wounding a man before turning the gun on himself in what police described as an apparently random shooting.
Officers descended on Tanger Outlets, an outlet mall on the Parkway, after several people called 911 to report a shooting outside the Coach store at 3:49 p.m.
By the time police arrived, the shooter and the female victim were dead, according to Sevierville Police Department spokesman Bob Stahlke.
Authorities identified the gunman as 21-year-old Leon Steven Jones of Newport and Sevierville, and the woman as 24-year-old Olivia Katelyn Cunningham of the York area.
Scene of triple shooting at Tanger Outlets in Sevierville
A Pigeon Forge police cruiser blocks traffic at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee, on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people, including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Investigators walk at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A police officer walks at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
First responder investigate at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Onlookers watch at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A Pigeon Forge police van at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
First responders stand watch at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A police officer keeps watch at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Sevierville Police spokesman Bob Stahlke speaks to the media at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A police officat the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Aeropostale beside Coach is blocked with police tape at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A line of police cruisers at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
The male victim, 75-year old John Marr of Templeton, Massachusetts, was taken to the University of Tennessee Medical Center. His condition was unknown Tuesday evening.
"We do not believe that any of the people involved knew each other from everything we have so far," Stahlke told reporters at a news conference Tuesday. "And I'll stress that's so far; it's still preliminary. It appears that this was a random shooting."
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Investigators believe Jones confronted Cunningham and Marr outside the Coach store, shot both with a semi-automatic handgun and then shot himself with the same weapon. Stahlke said the victims each were at the mall with at least one other family member, and that they just happened to be outside when the gunman came.
A police officer walks at the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. (Photo: Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel)
The shooting left shoppers and employees sheltering in place at the mall on the outskirts of Pigeon Forge, a popular tourist destination in Sevier County that is home to the theme park Dollywood, among other attractions.
The lockdown was lifted after police determined the only shooter was dead and that there was no longer any threat to the public, Stahlke said. The mall — save for the crime scene — reopened by 4:30 p.m. but closed early for the night at 6.
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Investigators conducted dozens of interviews with witnesses and were working Tuesday evening to determine why Jones opened fire on two people he apparently did not know.
"It absolutely could have been worse," Stahlke said. "And again, I don't know what his motivation was. I don't know if he was going to shoot one and two people and then do what he did, or if his intent was to shoot more. I just don't know.
"But all we can do in law enforcement is to get here as quick as we can. And this situation was over when we got here."
Reach Travis Dorman at travis.dorman@knoxnews.com. Follow him on Twitter @travdorman.
A police officat the scene of a shooting outside of Coach at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sevierville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Two people including the assailant, were found dead at the scene with a third suffering from a gunshot wound. (Photo: Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel)
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Interpersonal Violence includes physical, sexual, emotional, economic, or psychological actions or threats of actions that a reasonable person in similar circumstances and with similar identities would find intimidating, frightening, terrorizing, or threatening. Such behaviors may include threats of violence to one's self, one's family member, or one's pet.
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Microsoft on Thursday reported that law enforcement authorities around the globe had made 75,378 requests for information about the users of its services in 2012. The company said that those requests "impacted potentially 137,424 accounts." It estimates that these requests affected less than .02 percent of its active users.
The report is the first of its kind for Microsoft, which is following in the footsteps of Google and Twitter, companies that pioneered the way on this issue of disclosure of law enforcement requests. They issue similar reports every six months. Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel and executive vice president of legal and corporate affairs, said that Microsoft plans on doing the same. The move comes after several human rights and privacy activists issued an open letter to Skype in January demanding the information. More than 600 million people around the world use Skype, which Microsoft bought in 2011. Other services that the report covers includes Hotmail, Outlook.com, SkyDrive, XBox LIVE, Microsoft Account and Office 365.
Microsoft's transparency report breaks out the law enforcement requests between Skype and the rest of its services, and it breaks both reports down by country. Turkey edged out the United States in terms of total number of requests made from Microsoft's services as a whole with 11,343 requests. U.S. law enforcement authorities made 11,073 requests. US authorities apparently made more sweeping demands: Their requests affected 24,565 accounts, whereas Turkey's requests affected 14,077. China isn't included in the tally, and the total number of requests noted in China for Skype is a measly six, affecting 50 accounts.
Meanwhile, law enforcement authorities around the globe made a total of 4,713 requests for information from Skype, which affected 15,409 accounts. U.K. law enforcement authorities made the most requests, with 1,268 requests, affecting 2,720 accounts. The United States came in second with 1,154 requests, and those requests resulted in the disclosure of information on 4,814 accounts.
Globally, only 2.2 percent of the requests resulted in disclosure of the content of the users of Microsoft's services. The bulk of that disclosure came from the United States: 14 percent of the law enforcement requests resulted in disclosure of customer content.
Non-content information disclosed nevertheless includes a trove of valuable identifying information, such as login information, personal user IDs (an alphanumeric code generated for each registered Microsoft account), IP-connection history, XBox Gamer profiles, credit card billing information, first and last name on an account, address, gender and age.
Microsoft stressed in the commentary that it provided with the data that unless a service is paid for, it doesn't verify all this information.
The company acknowledged the worries of activists and journalists who've been wondering publicly about how private communications are on Skype, and what the ramifications are for those living in countries ruled by authoritarian governments.
As requested by the authors of the open letter to Skype, Microsoft explained its interpretation of U.S. law surrounding the FBI's ability to wiretap conversations on Skype, saying that the prime law regulating the practive, the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act does not apply to any of its services, including Skype because none of its services fall under the legal definition of being a traditional telecommunications carrier. And it noted that its Skype-to-Skype calls are fully encrypted.
But it warned "No communication method is 100% secure."
Microsoft also revealed that it had received up to 999 National Security Letters in 2012, affecting between 1,000 to 1,999 accounts. NSLs are secret court orders for customer account information that don't go through the regular oversight process in federal court. A federal district court judge in San Francisco declared them unconstitutional last week.
The company is part of a coalition in the United States pushing for reform of the laws governing the terms on which law enforcement authorities are allowed to access individuals' online communications.


Chelsea Boss Maurizio Sarri hopes victory on penalties over Tottenham to reach the League Cup final can prove a turning point in his first season in charge.
Sarri had questioned the mental strength of his squad and demanded star forward Eden Hazard delivered more on his abundant potential in the wake of a 2-0 defeat to Arsenal on Saturday, and the Italian got the response he desired against an injury-ravaged Spurs.
First-half goals from N'Golo Kante and Hazard handed Chelsea a 2-1 win on the night to overturn a 1-0 first leg deficit and the hosts prevailed 4-2 in the shootout at Stamford Bridge to set up a final meeting with holders Manchester City on February 24th.
"I think that in the last three or four matches we had a problem. One problem was the motivation and the other problem was the players stopped having fun on the pitch. Now with the performance and the result we can find enthusiasm again," said Sarri.
Chelsea's new number nine Gonzalo Higuain was presented to the home fans before kick-off, but the Argentine's loan move from Juventus was not completed in time for him to feature.
Sarri has been criticised for persisting with Hazard in a centre-forward position of late and the decision to move the Belgian back to his preferred role on the left of a front three with Olivier Giroud handed a rare start as the focal point of the attack paid dividends.
However, Sarri again preferred to focus on Chelsea's mentality rather than his change of tactics.
However, Hazard was less enthused as he responded to Sarri's claims before the game he is not a leader on the field.
Chelsea needed a slice of good fortune to open the scoring when Kante's shot from the edge of the area went through Eric Dier and Moussa Sissoko's legs to leave Paulo Gazzaniga unsighted and the ball also nutmegged the Argentine goalkeeper.
However, there was no luck about Chelsea's second as Hazard rounded off a brilliant team move involving Ross Barkley, Pedro Rodriguez and Cesar Azpilicueta.
Yet, Spurs' spirit could not be questioned this time as they battled to stay in the tie for 90 minutes despite the absence of Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Son Heung-min, while Ben Davies and Sissoko limped off to add to their growing list of injuries.
Tottenham have defied the odds all season to remain fighting on four fronts and they did so again to get back into the tie five minutes into the second-half when Fernando Llorente stooped to met Danny Rose's cross to level at 2-2 on aggregate.
"To lose in that way can happen. But we fought, were brave and with all the circumstances, all the players did well," said Pochettino.
Pochettino fell to his knees in exasperation as Llorente miscued Christan Eriksen's inviting cross wide as the game sprang from end-to-end in the final quarter.
Chelsea were more ruthless from the spot as Dier, who scored the winning penalty in England's first ever World Cup shootout win in July, blazed over and Kepa Arrizabalaga saved from Lucas Moura, while Willian, Cesar Azpilicueta, Jorginho and David Luiz found the net.


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Our view: Expanded archives necessary
Sandee Suitt
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We simply have no choice but to expand the Rutherford County Archives building before it runs out of storage space in the next two years. Nonetheless, this may be a good time for officials to re-evaluate the state's record-keeping requirements.
Changes in state regulations likely wouldn't help with the county's current situation. We need storage space to preserve legal documents, and we can expect to pay $300,000 to $400,000 for it.
That is the estimated cost to add 3,000 square feet to the current archives building on Rice Street in Murfreesboro. County archivist John Lodl said he expects that is the amount of space needed to serve the county for the next 20 years.
The current $1.3 million facility, built in 2006, was designed with the intention of adding on to it as needs arise.
The county's rapid growth has created a need, and state law requires that certain records be kept on paper, including marriage licenses and wills. Some documents on file go back to 1804, Lodl said, and these hard copies take up space.
Also with a new county judicial building scheduled to open in 2018 on Lytle Street, officials don't want to take up needed courtroom and office space there to store court records.
Rutherford County Mayor Ernest Burgess recently said the goal is to have space available at the archives building to accept older court records currently stored at the existing Judicial Building.
We appreciate efforts by the county employees to scan some records electronically. That will mean easier access to a wider audience of researchers if posted online. Already, digital records are available that are surely a genealogist's dream and include Rutherford County's early births, deaths and marriages.
That leads us to question whether record-keeping requirements dictated by state law need a good, hard look. Should more pieces of paper be turned into digital records that can be printed if hard copies are needed?
Of course, we do risk the chance of hackers damaging digital records, but paper files are not a perfect solution either. They require specific and expensive safeguards to keep pages from disintegrating, not to mention the damage that could be caused by fire or water. Microfilm also can be damaged by temperature changes and high humidity.
We would never suggest that important historic documents be shredded. We do, however, feel that at some point, paper records will be too cumbersome to continue to maintain en masse.
Lucky for Rutherford County we have a fine archivist in John Lodl to steer us into the future while maintaining respect for the past.
News director Sandee Suitt wrote this editorial on behalf of The Daily News Journal Editorial Council. Email her at suitt@dnj.com or call 615-278-5160. The Editorial Council meets at noon Tuesdays in The DNJ conference room on the fourth floor of the SunTrust Building, 201 E. Main St., Murfreesboro. The meetings are open to the public.


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After Life follows Tony, who had a perfect life. But after his wife Lisa suddenly dies, Tony changes. After contemplating taking his own life, he decides instead to live long enough to punish the world by saying and doing whatever he likes from now on. He thinks it's like a Super Power — not caring about himself or anyone else — but it turns out to be tricky when everyone is trying to save the nice guy they used to know.
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This entry was posted in Mah Jongg and Me and tagged 2015, mah jongg, mahjong on January 20, 2016 by Mah Jongg and Me.
TODAY IS A DAY FOR GIVING THANKS…AND PERHAPS PLAYING MAH JONGG!
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This entry was posted in Mah Jongg and Me and tagged 2015, mah jongg, mahjong, Thanksgiving on November 26, 2015 by Mah Jongg and Me.
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This entry was posted in Mah Jongg and Me and tagged 2015, mah jongg, mahjong on October 1, 2015 by Mah Jongg and Me.
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Wishing all of you a very happy and healthy New Year!!!
This entry was posted in Mah Jongg and Me and tagged 2015, mah jongg on January 2, 2015 by Mah Jongg and Me.


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Where Should Bears Fans Focus During These Final Four Games?
Jeff Hughes | December 7th, 2015
There are four games remaining. And while the playoff dreams have faded there is still plenty for Bears fans to watch over this final month of games.
Chase for .500
An argument could be made there's no difference between finishing 6-10 or 8-8, if the result means missing out on the postseason. But that argument won't be made here.
8-8 is something. It's a valuable season. It's a foundation on which to build a successful program. John Fox can walk into the offseason program and say, "We won eight last year. All we have to do is win two more and we are in the tournament." And with their schedule including the NFC East and AFC South, two more wins can be expected.
Also, winning three more games than a year ago is substantial improvement (as if that weren't evident already). Three games are nearly 19% of an NFL season. Fans should embrace The Quest For .500.
Solidifying the Offensive Line
Three of the final four games are outside in the cold. What does that mean? It's time to find out if the Bears have the kind of offensive line that can boss an opponent in the run game. They showed signs of doing just that against San Francisco.
Four of the five linemen are projected starters in 2016. Only right guard, currently occupied by Patrick Omameh, is possibly up for grabs. Will be interesting to see how they develop as a group down the stretch.
The Young Defenders
Adrian Amos and Eddie Goldman will be starters for the 2016 Bears. But the performances of players like McClellin, Prosinski, Callahan, Unrein and Gaston will greatly influence the offseason agenda for Ryan Pace. Bears definitely need more defensive talent. The difficult part will be prioritizing that need.
Is Robbie Still Robbie?
Robbie Gould has started missing more game-winning kicks than he makes. And the San Francisco game featured the debut of his new maneuver familiar to all of us who enjoy the game of golf: the duck hook. When kickers lose it, they lose it quickly. It's not a slow fade. Here's hoping Robbie has not lost it but the Bears will be paying close attention over the next month.
Will White see the field this year? It sure sounds like the number one pick is desperate to get on the field and show Bears fans what they can expect from him in 2016 and beyond.
Tagged: .500, Chicago Bears, Kevin White, Offensive Line, Robbie Gould


What Specific Products are in Question?
What Do Retails Need To Do?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting the public to a recall of Comforts FOR BABY Purified Water with Fluoride with certain sell by dates, sold by Kroger in various affiliated stores, due to potential mold contamination.
The Kroger Company has recalled Comforts FOR BABY Purified Water with Fluoride Added 1 GAL (3.78 L) with sell by dates from 4/26/2018 to 10/10/2018, after receiving complaints about mold in the product. Testing by Kroger has identified the mold as Talaromyces penicillium. The water is sold in clear containers, but the mold may not be visible with the naked eye.
The products were distributed to Kroger stores, including Food 4 Less, Jay C, Jay C Food Plus, Kroger, Kroger Marketplace, Owen's, Payless Super Market, and Ruler stores in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. The Kroger Company has instructed its stores to remove the recalled products.
The recalled products are labeled with the UPC Code 0 41260 37597 2 and the plant code 51-4140. The labels also state DISTRIBUTED BY THE KROGER CO, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202.
The recalled products have sell by dates from 4/26/2018 – 10/10/2018.
If you have purchased this water return it to the store for a refund.
In general, inhaling or touching mold or mold spores may cause allergic reactions in some people. Allergic responses include hay fever-type symptoms, such as sneezing, runny nose, red eyes, and skin rash. Allergic reactions to molds are common and can happen immediately after touching or inhaling mold spores, or later. Molds can also cause asthma attacks in people with asthma who are also allergic to mold. Molds can irritate the eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs, even in people who aren't allergic to them.
Drinking water or other products contaminated with Talaromyces penicillium may affect infants who have HIV or other conditions that cause immune compromise. Consult your health care professional if you believe your infant may be affected.
These products are sold exclusively by Kroger and affiliated stores, which have been instructed by Kroger Company to remove the products from shelves.
If you bought this product, do not use it, return it to the store for a refund.


Prior to our cleaning we conduct a full exterior inspection of your home so that you are aware of any prior damage.
We stand by our work 110%. We take the time and care to make sure all your needs are met.
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We clean asphalt and cedar shingle roofs by using a Soft Washing process that is safe and 100% biodegradable.
Our state of the art equipment provides you with top notch quality and service.
Our technicians are trained to recognize algae, lichen, moss and other unwanted growth on your roof. When they clean your roof, they treat both the surface and the roots beneath.
We like our customers to understand that it's not just cosmetic, REAL DAMAGE is occurring underneath those nasty stains.
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An unknown benefit is the potential energy savings a homeowner may enjoy following roof service.
Cleaning a roof is an investment and a cost saving measure because cleaning a roof vs. replacing a roof represents a significant cost savings.
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With a few questions, we can have you scheduled for an estimator to assess your roof and exterior cleaning needs. Scheduling a cleaning is easy and convenient.


On 26th May, 2011, Directorate of Fisheries sent the official letter No. 707/TCTS-VP to aquatic feed producers and traders to guide temporary procedures for registration of aquatic feed allowed to circulate in Vietnam. The official letter aims to strengthen the management of aquatic feed quality, ensure effective aquaculture and food safety and hygiene.
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Kevin Melcher was elected to the Board of Regents in 2010. He serves as chair of the Investment Committee.
Kevin is a native Nevadan and graduate of Reno High School and the University of Nevada, Reno.
Kevin retired in 2008 from the Elko County School District after serving 20 years as a school and district level administrator.
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Kaiwen Academy offers a boarding system and looks to create a boarding culture that will promote a growth mindset amongst students which enables them to develop excellent academic skills. Outside of timetabled classes there will be a boarding programme to guide students in how to use their 'spare' time to promote individual growth and responsibility. In addition, the Kaiwen Academy school experience aims to help foster valuable qualities such as tolerance, loyalty, bravery, and humor, as well as all-round sense of independence and teamwork.
The boarding system is an important step for Beijing Chaoyang Kaiwen Academy to put education and teaching ideas into practice. We aim to benefit all Kaiwen students not only in their academic, sporting and creative lives, but also equip them for challenges they will face throughout their lives. Their accumulated experiences, friendships and accomplishments made through engaging in campus life will instill in them confidence for challenges they will face on the road to realizing their dreams.
Community life helps set up codes of conduct that include respect, honesty, trust, and tolerance. Students live, study, exercise, play, cooperate and compete together to improve personal and group leadership skills, decision-making skills, their sense of responsibility, social skills, self-management skills, and independence. Cognitive, emotional, social and physical development for all students is shaped through the experience of life together in the boarding setting.
Living at school provides students with a full education. There will be time for play and study. Teachers and dormitory staff will guide students in extensive reading, verbal and written communication, participation in extracurricular activities, and cultivation of in-depth academic research skills. We aim to allow students to become aware of both academic strengths and weaknesses, to build on strengths and address weaknesses while completing curricular tasks, thus benefitting from an IB curriculum that has both depth and breadth.
The campus is equipped with exceptional sports gymnasiums and an independent arts center to provide resources that enrich students' extracurricular activities. A wide range of elective courses, domestic top-level clubs, and regular campus cultural activities diversify students' knowledge, intellect, and awareness of their cultural heritage. This gives students opportunity to maximize and make the most of the education provided by Kaiwen Academy.
"The experience of life together is education." Kaiwen Academy manages boarding as a mixed-age family. Frontline Chinese and foreign teachers live with students from different grades and classes. Students are encouraged to interact with those in other grades to overcome limitations of the only child syndrome and develop precious close and cherished friendships filled with mutual respect and love.
Professional teachers are responsible for managing dormitory life. They will guide students in their learning and care about students' all-round growth. They are students' adult supervisors, and mentors, and also guides who provide support and advice. Dormitory teachers will be a key line of communication and link between school and family as we recognize that to provide an education for young people is a collaborative effort between school and family.
Through this common boarding life experience, students will establish valuable and wholesome friendships. Classmates who live and study together and help each other can establish powerful interpersonal connections and circles of friendship as well as move forward together to look out for the needs and interests of others. Together, hand in hand they approach their future lives and careers with the ability not only to care for themselves, but also to care for others as they face a complex, complicated and changing world.


A friend is running for water. A partnership with World Vision. This is Wasted Evangelism in Action: combining a passion for running, a social action partner (World Vision), a cause to be advocated for (lack of clean, usable water), and a people to benefit from blessings (African families and children).
I'm running with Team World Vision to help provide clean water for communities in Africa. The needs are real, but we believe that we can end the clean water crisis in our lifetime.
$50 = clean water for 1 person.
You, too, can join Grete running for water event . . .
Team World Vision runs for clean water & fullness of life for children in Africa.
In Africa they say, "Water is Life". About 724 million people in the world lack access to safe drinking water. Children and women often walk five to ten miles a day to gather water that isn't even safe to drink; water that can make them sick. More children die from diseases caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation than almost any other cause - more than AIDS and malaria combined.
Team World Vision empowers people to experience radical life transformation through endurance races, community advocacy, and social giving for the sake of clean water in Africa. World Vision activates partnerships and community engagement to bring clean water to people around the world - helping create fullness of life for children in need.


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Provides the server side of an implementation of the lookup discovery service
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This is an implementation of a JavaSpaces technology-enabled service.

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It has been an honour and privilege to serve as your Ward 3 City Councillor for the past eight years!
The greatest days I have had as your councillor have been meeting you at your homes, places of work, or in my office when you come to visit me to resolve many issues that you may have. I made a commitment to the community when I first ran in 2010, to work as hard as I possibly could and do all I could for the residents of Ward 3.
I am very proud that I have stayed focused on the commitments I made to you when you elected me in 2010 and re-elected me in 2014. I have kept you INFORMED about what is going on in our community and wonderful City of Mississauga through individual and community meetings, newsletters, e-updates, and community events. I take great pride in knowing that I get back to everybody that calls my office or emails me as quickly as possible to answer your questions, understand what the problem is that you are facing, and do all I can to fix it.
I have been focused on COMMUNITY BUILDING - PROTECTING & ENHANCING OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS. As I go door-to-door through Ward 3, you tell me that your priorities are a safe community, a green and clean community, and a place where seniors, youth and everybody in between is able to enjoy all that we have to offer and to succeed at whatever they are doing.
I have prioritized making sure our INFRASTRUCTURE is keeping pace with our needs. You probably see a lot of construction going on in our community, road and water main work, noise reduction walls, flood mitigation of the creeks and trails, parks being re-developed with equipment and benches, over 2,000 trees being planted in the past four years, and brighter, more efficient LED lights being put into our neighbourhoods and community centres.
I have also stayed committed to getting the best possible RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR EVERY TAX DOLLAR. My voting record has been based on what my parents always taught me: That every dollar that is being spent should be spent wisely and you should know what the return on that dollar will be for the community. I have advocated for a fair share of funding for Ward 3, for the City of Mississauga, and predictable funding from the Federal and Provincial government for infrastructure, housing, and social service supports for youth, seniors and families. I have voted in favour of finding savings in all areas of each budget cycle, with a focus on efficient, asset management planning and a LEAN budgeting process that looks for ways to save money so that we can use the tax dollars that we do have to focus on the priorities of the citizens of Ward 3.
With your help and your support, I would like to continue to help build our community, continue to make it a vibrant place to live, work and raise our families.
I would like to invite you to please feel free to drop by my campaign office at 980 Burnhamthorpe Road, Mississauga, ON L4Y 2X6. Or you can call me at 647-313-4541. Again, it has been an honour serving you, I am asking for your support to vote Chris Fonseca on ELECTION DAY, Monday October 22nd, 2018.
Copyright © 2018 Chris Fonseca - All Rights Reserved.


Sore muscles and joint pain are frequent consequences of a vigorous martial arts workout, particularly one that involves numerous breakfalls. To obtain relief, most of us reach for an over-the-counter (non-prescribed) pain reliever. We are not alone in this regard, as Americans typically spend billions of dollars annually on these medications. In the United States, we currently have the choice of four non-prescription pain relievers packaged under a variety of trade names, delivery systems and dosages.
Each of these has the ability to ease muscle and joint pain; however, each also has characteristic risks and benefits that should be carefully weighed before deciding which is right for you.
Aspirin, ibuprofen and naproxin belong to a class of pharmaceuticals known as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) that reduce inflammation, pain and fever. Aspirin also thins the blood by irreversibly decreasing the ability of platelets to clot. This latter property has prompted recent recommendations that men over 40 years of age take an aspirin a day to decrease their risk of coronary artery disease (more on this in a future article).
Many individuals, including myself, find that ibuprofen is a more effective pain reliever than aspirin. For relief of mild to moderate muscle or joint pain, 400 mg of ibuprofen or 650 mg of aspirin every four to six hours should be sufficient. For more severe or chronic joint pain 600–800 mg of ibuprofen may be used. Never exceed 3.2 g of ibuprofen or 4 g of aspirin a day. Use of these medications for greater than ten days should prompt a visit to a physician.
Another alternative is naproxin, which may be thought of as long acting ibuprofen. This pain reliever is typically prescribed at 250 to 500 mg doses, twice a day. Unless you are suffering from chronic pain, however, it is probably better to use the shorter acting ibuprofen to avoid over-treating your symptoms.
The major, adverse side effect of NSAIDs is stomach irritation, possibly leading to ulcers. Some evidence indicates that ibuprofen has less gastric side effects than aspirin. Regardless, the risk for this outcome may be significantly reduced by taking the medication with food or a glass of milk. It is also important to remember that aspirin should never be given to a febrile (feverish) child under the age of 16, due to the possibility of developing Reye's Syndrome, a potentially fatal neurological disorder. Unlike aspirin, ibuprofen is considered safe for children with fevers.
Acetaminophen is an effective pain reliever; however, it has no anti-inflammatory properties and is therefore not as effective as NSAIDs in providing relief from muscle or joint pain. It has relatively few side effects at the standard dose of 650 mg every four to six hours and is the drug of choice for patients with stomach ulcers or other contraindications to NSAID use. Acetaminophen is extremely dangerous when excessive doses are taken, often resulting in liver damage or death if appropriate medical treatment is not obtained.
Recommendation: For muscle or joint pain secondary to an intense martial arts training session, 400 mg of ibuprofen every four to six hours as needed is probably the best choice. Individuals with a history of gastric ulcers or an allergy/insensitivity to ibuprofen should use 650 mg of acetaminophen instead. Individuals with a history of kidney disease should consult their own doctor for proper dosage recommendations.
Michael Nickels received an M.D. and a Ph.D. in Biomedical Science (Microbiology and Immunology) from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine.


Mahala's Hope believes working with horses is a powerful and effective method for a person to gain emotional insight, leading to healthy changes in attitudes and behaviors. Horses are social creatures who readily and honestly respond to human emotions and body language. They offer immediate, constant feedback. Partnering with horses inspires healing and growth, an understanding of who we are, and how we will be able to integrate this knowledge in our lives.
Equine Experiential Learning is the practice of partnering with horses for emotional growth. Horses use non-verbal communication to describe the emotions and behaviors around them. They offer immediate feedback on how the individual is processing and handling his or her emotions. This "mirroring" of what human body language is telling them develops personal insight, confidence, and improved communication within the individual through lessons and metaphors.
Equine Learning is especially beneficial in cases where traditional therapy has not been successful. Individuals with communication and trust barriers can find relationships with animals less threatening than human relationships, and often extend trust. Horses, being very emotionally healthy, can be excellent role models for youth and adults with little emotional health.
Sessions can provide participants with a safe environment to begin to deal with the traumatic events, or series of events, that have shaken their ability to function or feel emotions as a result of creating negative belief systems about their self, others, and the world (Trotter, 2012). Horses can demonstrate and teach self-awareness, honest communication, trust, healthy boundaries, leadership, patience, assertiveness, play affection, nurturance, and more (Trotter, 2012).


Dubai: The UAE passport has climbed one more spot in the global ranking of travel documents, making it the eighth most powerful in the world.
The latest update of the Passport Index showed that Emirati citizens can now fly to 158 countries without securing a visa prior to departure, further strengthening the UAEs position in the worlds top 10 strongest passports.
That's a huge leap from just a little over 130 countries about one year ago and further testament to the fact that the UAE is now nearing its goal of becoming one of the five most powerful passports globally.
The UAE signed a visa waiver agreement with Paraguay last September 24, which consequently pushed up the Emirati passports power in the index. The signing was announced by the UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Anwar Gargash on Twitter.
The real-time global ranking also showed that the UAEs eighth position is currently shared by Romania and Bulgaria.
The UAE is now ahead of European states like Monaco, Croatia, Liechtenstein and Vatican City, as well as other countries that offer second passports to foreigners in exchange for an investment, such as Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Over the last few years, the UAE has entered a number of visa waiver agreements with various states, providing more ease of travel for its citizens.
In the Henley & Partners Passport Index, which also ranks travel documents around the world, the UAE has been the fastest gainer of visa-free entry points, rising 38 places since 2008.
Overall, Singapore and Germany remain the most powerful passports as of September 30, 2018, according to Arton Capitals Passport Index.
In 2017,the UAE announced an ambitious goal of becoming one of the five most powerful passports in the world by 2021. Back then, the UAE passport provided Emiratis visa-free or visa-on-arrival benefits in 132 countries.
By the end of May 2017, the UAE secured more ease of access, with the number of visa-free or visa-on arrival countries jumping to 147, making the countrys passport one of the worlds top 20 most powerful.
"Only two years away from their self-imposed deadline, they have joined the top ten and have not lost focus on the target," Arton Capital said in a statement.


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Айия-Параскеви ( — «Святая Параскева») — район и община (дим) в Греции, восточный пригород Афин. Расположен на высоте 230 метров над уровнем моря. Относится к периферийной единице Северные Афины в периферии Аттика. Площадь 7,935 км². Население  человек по переписи 2011 года. Плотность 7524,13 человек на квадратный километр. Главой муниципалитета (димархом) в 2019 году избран Василиос Зорбас ().

В Айия-Параскеви находится Центр ядерных исследований «Демокрит».

Население

Города-побратимы
 , Сен-Бриё
 , Гроцка
 , Ероскипу

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Северные Афины
Города Греции

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This clinical trial has been approved by an independent ethics committee.
We need healthy males for a medication comparison study. This is a biosimilar study which means we are comparing an approved medication with another almost identical version.
Participants in this will be given either an approved medication (Omalizumab) or an almost identical version.
At this stage of testing we are not looking at whether it will have any therapeutic value, so we require healthy people who have never had asthma previously to participate.
If you have already registered with us but would like more information about this study, please call 1800 243 733 or schedule a call back. You can also email us at reply@clinicalstudies.com.au quoting "Allergen Study".


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"Anote's Ark," a film about Kiribati, a threatened island in Micronesia, screens Sept. 9 at Cowell Theater. (Courtesy photo)
SF Green Film fest tackles international environmental issues
Leslie Katz
Sep. 2, 2018 12:00 a.m.
"It's elemental" is the theme of the eighth San Francisco Green Film Festival, an eight-day showcase of dozens of environmental films from across the world.
The eighth annual event — timed this year to coincide with the Global Climate Action Summit from Sept. 12-14 in The City, opens at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 6 at the Castro with "Into The Okavango," a film by Neil Gelinas about efforts to save Botswana's threatened Okavango Delta. The "stunningly photographed" film follows South African conservation biologist Steve Boyes and a team of scientists, photographers, filmmakers and African guides on an epic four-month journey through the 22,000-square kilometer maze of wetlands in the Kalahari Desert as they track causes of the threats to the wildlife refuge.
The closing "big night," also at the Castro, is "The Condor and Eagle." Screening at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13, the film by Sophie Guerra and Clément Guerra tells the stories of four indigenous leaders — Casey Camp-Horinek, Yudith Nieto, Melina Laboucan-Massimo and Bryan Parras — working for climate justice who embark on a journey from Canada's plains to the Amazonian jungle.
In between are some 50 films (screening at Fort Mason, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, The Exploratorium) and more than 100 guest speakers taking on a wide variety of topics, from remote to all-encompassing.
"Anote's Ark," a 2018 Sundance Festival favorite about the remote Pacific Island nation of Kiribati which faces imminent annihilation from sea-level rise, and its leader Anote Tong's measures to help his people, screens at 8 p.m. Sept. 9 at Fort Mason's Cowell Theater.
In contrast, "Current Revolution," director Roger Sorkin's far-reaching examination of possible benefits resulting from reforming the electric grid in ways that combine efforts of utilities and the automotive and cybersecurity industries, screens at 4 p.m. Sept. 13 at YBCA.
There's much more, too.
Tickets are $15, and $125 for a festival pass. For details, visit greenfilmfest.org.
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