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Q: Launching mpi4py on Windows machine I've got a problem trying to use MPI for Python on Windows 7, 64bit.
I've downloaded Python 3.4(also tried with 2.7 - the same error) and installed library from here: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#mpi4py (mpi4py‑1.3.1.win32‑py3.4.exe to be exact). And when I proceed this code:
from mpi4py import MPI
comm = MPI.COMM_WORLD
rank = comm.Get_rank()

if rank == 0:
    data = {'a': 7, 'b': 3.14}
    comm.send(data, dest=1, tag=11)
elif rank == 1:
    data = comm.recv(source=0, tag=11)

I get this error: http://i.imgur.com/pzKoAqc.png
I don't really know, why the paths are "**d:**\build\mpi4py...", because there is no partition called d:\ in my computer.

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How movement between party groups has affected the balance of power in the European Parliament
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While the results of the European Parliament elections were announced in May, the balance of power in the Parliament has also been affected by the decisions of parties to join new party groups in the weeks following the elections. Nicolai von Ondarza and Jan Will demonstrate the impact this movement between party groups has had, noting that the situation could soon be altered again with Brexit on the horizon.
The European elections in May reconfigured the power balance between political parties in the European Parliament (EP). But voters' choices are not the only factor shaping this balance.
In European elections, voters vote for national parties whose European party-political allegiance is sometimes unclear, open for negotiation, or ends up being changed during the legislature. As a consequence, after each European election a sort of 'bazar of parties' takes place in the European Parliament, with the EP party groups competing to convince new parties to join them and/or win over MEPs who are currently sitting in other party groups. Thus, the makeup of the European Parliament already looks different now, in July, than it did on election night.
It is therefore important to analyse not only voting behaviour in the 2019 EP elections, but also how national parties changed their European party allegiance in the period before the inaugural session of the EP in July. Notably, an analysis of this bazar of parties in 2019 reveals that the centre parties profited most from new parties and were net winners from the movement of parties between groups, while Eurosceptic actors failed to fully consolidate.
All party groups attract new parties
Over 40 national parties were newly elected to the European Parliament in May. We define new parties as those that did not enter the EP in the elections of 2014 or beforehand, either because they did not run previously, did not exist yet or simply did not manage to secure enough votes earlier. All seven political groups remaining in the EP managed to attract new parties.
Among those, the Renew Europe group stands out. A total of 11 national parties joined the group contributing 32 representatives. The new recruits thus contribute almost the entire gains made by Renew compared to the former ALDE group. A second group that profited strongly with 13 MEPs from new parties was the ECR group. By attracting the Spanish party Vox, among others, it was able to balance the losses made by established group members, in particular the British Conservatives.
The group of the European Left (GUE/NGL) lost seats overall, but attracted 11 MEPs from new parties, in particular from France. In contrast, in the Greens/EFA-Group the gains from its established members went hand in hand with the attraction of 10 MEPs from new parties. Both the EPP and S&D attracted few MEPs from new parties, with the notable exception of the Polish Wiosna party joining the S&D. Finally, the EFDD group collapsed when the Brexit party decided to remain non-affiliated, while UKIP was eliminated from the European Parliament.
Table 1: Gains by EP party groups from new national parties
Note: Compiled by the authors.
No Eurosceptic consolidation
The consolidation of Eurosceptic actors, which was discussed before the EP elections, has so far failed to materialise. During the EP term of 2014-2019, Euroscepticism was split across three groups, the more moderate ECR, the EFDD group led by UKIP and the Italian Five Star Movement, and the ENF group led by the French National Rally and the Italian Lega. Originally, Lega's Matteo Salvini, in particular, aimed to unite the whole body of Eurosceptic parties, reaching out even to Viktor Orbán's Fidesz in the EPP.
In practice, however, the newly formed group 'Identity & Democracy' (ID) mostly took over from the previous ENF group. The biggest change was the decision by the German AfD to switch from the now collapsed EFDD to the new ID. This switch, together with huge gains by Lega in the elections, helped the more radical ID to become the largest among the Eurosceptic groups. Defying expectations, however, so far only three MEPs from the more moderate ECR group have decided to join the ID.
Table 2: Changes between political groups in the new European Parliament
The centre parties hold together
In contrast, it is remarkable how resilient the political groups of the centre remained. Before the 2019 elections, the centrist groups were increasingly strained. There continues to be a fierce discussion in the EPP about the membership of Fidesz, which also threatened to take other EPP members with it if it was expelled. S&D leaders feared that Macron would rip apart the centre-left, just as he had done in France, by attracting S&D member parties like the Italian PD to the expanded Renew Europe group. For now, however, although both party groups lost seats at the ballot box, they also managed to keep their existing parties together, with only one MEP switching from the EPP to Renew Europe.
Influence on the EP's power balance
Overall, these changes did have a noticeable, but not a fundamental impact on the power balance in the Parliament. First, they changed the order of size amongst the political groups. While the EPP and the S&D remained the largest and second largest groups respectively, Renew Europe and the Greens/EFA-group only became third and fourth through their new recruits. This was especially close for the Greens/EFA, who currently stand at 74 MEPs, only one above the ID group. This was made possible partly by the choice of Nico Semsrott, a member of the previously unaffiliated satirical party "Die PARTEI", who joined the Greens explicitly so that they would be bigger than the far-right ID group. The order of group size is important for the distribution of speaking time, committee chairs and rapporteur positions in the EP.
Secondly, the potential majority options were also affected. On election night, it was clear that the EPP and S&D had lost their overall majority, but it also seemed that no majority either left or right of the centre was possible. This has now changed. At least theoretically, there is the option of a so called 'progressive majority' of the S&D, Renew Europe, the Greens/EFA and the GUE/NGL group, which together account for 376 of the currently 747 MEPs. This majority could have been used to elect Frans Timmermans as Commission President, but it was not tested as he was blocked in the European Council. It could however impact on upcoming legislative votes in the EP, for instance on social policy, migration or consumer rights. But even then, a majority ranging from the far-left to the liberal centre will be hard to put together, so the dominant majority will more likely still come from the EPP, S&D and RE working together.
Brexit and beyond: More changes on the horizon
The changes in the composition of party groups will not stop now that the EP has had its inaugural session. More big changes are already on the horizon. The first is, of course, Brexit. If and when the UK formally leaves the EU – whether on 31 October or after another extension – it will affect the European Parliament in two key ways. On the one hand, all 73 UK MEPs will have to leave Parliament and their party groups. On the other, the EU has already decided that 27 of these seats will be redistributed to the remaining member states. The additional MEPs have already been elected, so we know their party affiliation. In short, the main winners will be the EPP (+6) and ID (+4) groups, while the S&D (-13), Renew Europe (-6) and, less so, the Greens (-3) and GUE/NGL (-1) will lose seats. The ECR will stay at 62. More importantly, the theoretical "progressive" majority of the S&D, Renew Europe, the Greens/EFA and GUE/NGL will also disappear.
Question marks also hover over the remaining non-affiliated (NI) MEPs. At 54, the current EP had the highest number of NI parliamentarians at an inaugural session in the EP's history. The 30 Brexit Party MEPs will leave the EP with Brexit. If, however, Brexit is delayed further into the future, their group affiliation could come up for negotiation again. It would also be quite uncommon for a large group such as the 14 MEPs from the Italian Five Star Movement to remain unaffiliated for the whole term. Finally, more changes between the ID and ECR groups remain possible.
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Nicolai von Ondarza is Deputy Head of the EU/Europe Research Division at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP).
Jan Will – SWP
Jan Will is an Assistant in the EU/Europe Research Division at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP).
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What I'm Watching: Will Max Duggan Win the Heisman?
Odell does Dallas, and Miro Heiskanen takes on another of the game's top talents
By Mike Piellucci | December 5, 2022|11:54 am
Duggan's final touchdown drive in the Big 12 Championship Game will go down in TCU lore. Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
The Mavericks did, in fact, snap their four-game losing streak by defeating defending champions Golden State … only to lose to Detroit, because of course. It was a similar story for the United States Men's National Team, who triumphed (by defeating Iran to advance to the knockout stage) and then disappointed (a 3-1 defeat by the Netherlands). No such mixed feelings with the Cowboys; they dominated Indianapolis 54-19 on the strength of some unsung contributors.
Here's what I'm watching this week:
Monday, 12/5 through ??—The Odell Beckham Jr. sweepstakes heat up—The Internet/TV sets everywhere
I'm growing as weary of writing this item as you probably are reading it, but this week may finally resolve the lingering question of whether the Cowboys' public pursuit of the three-time Pro Bowler pays off. Beckham is scheduled to be in Dallas today to meet with team brass, with Jerry Jones assuring anxious Cowboys fans everywhere that Beckham has "a busy day" (it's actually at least two) and that he "could possibly do something uncomfortable with him" in regard to offering a generous contract despite Beckham coming off an ACL tear. Will the week conclude with Beckham wearing a star on his helmet?
Tuesday, 12/6—Stars versus Maple Leafs—7:30 p.m., ESPN+/Hulu
The same rules apply to the Stars facing Auston Matthews as they do Connor McDavid: Miro Heiskanen versus one of the game's generational centers is appointment viewing. This one comes with the bonus of being a better game, too, as Dallas is first in the Central Division, while Toronto sits second in the Atlantic. Possible Stanley Cup preview? Too early to say—and not just because the Maple Leafs are always up for a Cowboys-esque letdown come playoff time.
Saturday, 12/10—Will Max Duggan win the Heisman Trophy?—7 p.m., ESPN
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Funeral set for Atatiana Jefferson after family dispute forces postponement
The service will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Concord Church in Dallas.
Flowers, candles and teddy bears rest on the sidewalk in the front yard of the house where Atatiana Jefferson was shot and killed.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer)
By Tom Steele
7:00 PM on Oct 21, 2019 CDT
The funeral for Atatiana Jefferson has been finalized after a family dispute wound up in court and forced the postponement of the original service.
Jefferson, 28, was fatally shot by a Fort Worth officer Oct. 12. Her funeral will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Concord Church, 6808 Pastor Bailey Drive in Dallas.
Dallas County probate court judge Brenda Hull Thompson had signed a temporary restraining order Friday afternoon — less than 24 hours before the funeral was set to take place — that granted Marquis Jefferson "full authority to make arrangements for the funeral and burial."
His application for the restraining order said he had been denied a role in planning the service.
Earlier in the week, Atatiana Jefferson's aunt, Venitta Body, said at a news conference that Marquis Jefferson was not Atatiana Jefferson's biological father and never had legal custody of her.
Both sides in the dispute met Monday for a court hearing that took place behind closed doors. After announcing the details of the funeral, Thompson said a gag order was in effect and would prevent the family members and their lawyers from speaking publicly about what took place.
Atatiana Jefferson was playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew at her mother's home the night she was killed. Two police officers went to the home after a neighbor called a non-emergency line to ask for a welfare check, reporting that the house's doors were open and the lights were on.
The responding officers were told about an "open structure" call and did not announce their presence.
The boy later told authorities that his aunt heard noises outside, grabbed her handgun and pointed it toward a window, an arrest-warrant affidavit says.
Footage from Officer Aaron Dean's body camera shows him turning toward a window, yelling at Jefferson to put up her hands and shooting in just a matter of seconds.
Dean, 34, resigned from the police department Oct. 14 and was arrested on a murder charge that evening. He has since been released on $200,000 bond.
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His Rad position means that he currently serves on the AIA National Associates Committee (NAC) representing the Associates of California at the National level of the AIA.
As the California RAD he also sits on the Council of Advisors for the AIA CC Academy for Emerging Professionals (AEP) along with Haley. The AEP brings together Emerging Professionals in California in various career stages; students, interns pursing licensure, or perhaps not pursuing licensure; and architects licensed in the past 10 years. This group offers cross mentorship.
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Bridge by it self represents universal symbol of connection. We are able to cross from one side to the other side, but we don't have to stay there. Circled bridge represents a symbol of infinity, of finishing, does not contain any edges which brings harmony into the space.
This picture we recommend to place at the entrance, into the middle of the space or at the wall in the room where we would like to feel good. Into the sector of future. A Ring is great picture for office, due to strong symbol of connection.


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The most important thing to double-check when using an impact wrench is if the fit is perfect. Trying to use your impact wrench with a larger head than necessary…
The most important thing to double-check when using an impact wrench is if the fit is perfect. Trying to use your impact wrench with a larger head than necessary can strip the nut, landing you in a bind.
Best impact wrench
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Posted: Apr 5, 2022 / 10:28 AM EDT
Updated: Apr 5, 2022 / 10:28 AM EDT
Which impact wrench is best?
An impact wrench is an invaluable tool for any homeowner. The amount of physical energy and time you save by using one over a manual wrench is impossible to overstate. There are several types and strengths of impact wrenches to choose from. Selecting the appropriate type for you is essential — you don't want to overpower anything, after all.
The best impact wrench is the Dewalt 20-Volt Max XR Impact Wrench Kit. It has plenty of power, is easy to adjust the speed and has a comfortable grip.
What to know before you buy an impact wrench
Impact wrench types
There are four types of impact wrenches: corded, cordless, air and hydraulic.
Corded: Corded models are designed for the average homeowner. They don't have much in the way of features, but they have plenty of power for the average job and are comfortable to use. They need to be plugged into an outlet and the cord can be unwieldy.
Cordless: Cordless wrenches are essentially just an easier-to-use corded wrench that runs on a rechargeable battery. The batteries rarely last for long, though some models have battery indicators, so you don't run out of juice mid-job. They usually have more features, such as LED lights for clarity or variable speeds.
Air: Also known as pneumatic, air impact wrenches use an air compressor rather than a motor. They are usually affordable but high-power models quickly balloon in cost. They need maintenance and a high-pressure hose connected to the compressor to function. They can be difficult to wield comfortably.
Hydraulic: These are strictly used for industrial purposes due to their extreme power and size.
There are two grip types: pistol and inline. Pistol grips look exactly as you imagine and usually have more power behind them. Inline grips look like a screwdriver and are best for smaller or difficult-to-reach nuts and bolts.
The anvil is the head of an impact wrench. It has a size and a securing mechanism.
Size: Anvils come in sizes between 1/4 inch and 2 inches. This determines what size socket you can attach to the anvil.
Security: Anvils use either detent pin or friction ring securing mechanisms. Detent pins have a tighter grip while friction rings can quickly swap between sockets.
What to look for in a quality impact wrench
The batteries of cordless wrenches have a few qualities to check for.
Voltage and amp hours: These tell how much power a battery offers and how long it can provide that power, respectively. Bigger equals better.
Type: Batteries are either nickel-cadmium or lithium-ion. While NiCd batteries are more affordable, their performance ability decreases as the battery's power wanes. Li-ion batteries are lighter and last longer, plus they provide equal performance at most charge levels. However, they are usually pricey.
There are three elements of performance: torque, revolutions per minute and impacts per minute.
Torque: Torque comes in two varieties: fastening and unfastening. Fastening torque is lower to prevent overtightening and damage. Unfastening is its highest torque to unstick even the most stubborn nuts and bolts.
RPM: The higher an impact wrenches RPM, the faster a job will be completed. It doesn't affect power.
IPM: The higher an impact wrenches IPM, the more powerful it is.
How much you can expect to spend on an impact wrench
Corded impact wrenches usually run $75-$150, depending on power. Meanwhile, cordless wrenches usually start around $250 and can cost more than $400. Most wrenches cost between $100-$200.
Impact wrench FAQ
What's the difference between impact wrenches, impact drivers and torque wrenches?
A. An impact wrench is designed to tighten or loosen nuts, bolts and similar fastenings. An impact driver is effectively a powered screwdriver with more power to offer than the average electric drill. A torque wrench is unlike the impact wrench and driver in that it only tightens, never loosens. It's set to use a precise amount of torque to tighten things such as cylinder heads and uses a limiter to prevent overtightening past the specified torque.
What's the difference between a brush motor and a brushless motor?
A. Brushless motors are a more recent evolution of the standard brush motor. They are more efficient thanks to fewer moving parts. They also generate less heat and noise and have no maintenance requirements. However, they are also more expensive. If you infrequently use your impact wrench, a brush motor should be more than enough.
What are the best impact wrenches to buy?
Top impact wrench
DeWalt 20-Volt Max XR Impact Wrench Kit
What you need to know: This pick comes from a well-respected brand.
What you'll love: It's cordless with a brushless motor. It has a 1/2-inch anvil with a detent pin. It has 700-foot-pounds max torque and 1,200-foot-pounds max breakaway torque. It weighs 6 pounds. It has multispeed control of 0-400, 1,200 or 1,900 rpm. It has an LED light.
What you should consider: There's only one battery and you can't charge and use it simultaneously. It's among the priciest options. Some consumers had issues with the speed adjustment.
Where to buy: Sold by Amazon and Home Depot
Top impact wrench for the money
Porter-Cable 20-Volt Max Impact Wrench
What you need to know: This budget pick still gets the job done.
What you'll love: It has a variable-speed trigger, a 1/2-inch hog ring and an LED light. The grip is molded and comfortable. It weighs 6 pounds with a battery. It has up to 330-foot-pounds of torque. It has a maximum speed of 1,650 rpm.
What you should consider: It doesn't include a battery or charger and not all separately purchased batteries will work with this wrench. Its power may be too low for some jobs.
Kimo 20-Volt Cordless Impact Wrench Kit
What you need to know: This is another solid choice for the budget-conscious individual.
What you'll love: It's cordless with a brushless motor. It includes a full set of attachments — seven impact sockets and three extension bars. It has an LED light. It has multispeed control and a battery level display. It has speeds up to 3,000 rpm and torque up to 250 foot-pounds.
What you should consider: This wrench is better suited to residential tasks rather than commercial ones. Some consumers had issues reaching the maximum listed torque.
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Rabson Mucheleng'anga (born 14 September 1989) is a Zambian football goalkeeper and plays for Nchanga Rangers F.C. in the Zambian Premier League. He formerly played for Power Dynamos FC.

International career
While still young, he is a regular on the Zambian national team, second choice only to George Kolala. and is also former U-20 national player.

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Brazilian thieves steal Zika- protective shirts during a fire evacuation – Kenyatta University TV (KUTV). All Rights Reserved.
Australian Olympic boss Kitty Chiller crossed paths with brazen Brazilian thieves who stole Zika- protective shirts during a fire evacuation, when a laptop was also stolen.
Other computer equipment of the Australian team was also rifled through on Friday in the athletes' village, when a fire in the basement of the Australian building forced the team members to evacuate their rooms.
Three or four Australian shirts, designed to protect athletes from the Zika virus, were stolen.
The Australian chef de mission initially thought they were firefighters who may have been given team shirts by Australians as thanks for helping them evacuate.
"I saw three fire [fighters] … walking out with our team shirts," she said.
"I don't know who they were … I didn't know if they were volunteers that had been given a shirt because they had helped us at that point in time.
A cycling official had a laptop stolen from a fifth-floor room during the evacuation but Chiller was uncertain if it contained any sensitive team information.
"Our IT equipment in our operational space had also been rifled through but nothing had been stolen," she said.
"I'm not accusing anybody but there's a lot of non-accredited, if you like, workers, cleaners, housekeepers, maintenance workers, still walking around.
The thefts are another headache for Australian hierarchy, who suspect the fire was caused by a cigarette tossed by a local worker into piles of rubbish in the basement.
"Obviously that is completely unacceptable that (a) the fire alarm was disabled and (b) that if it had to be, that we weren't warned about that," Australian chef de mission Kitty Chiller said.
There had been "numerous people" given approval to deactivate the alarms – now there would be just one, she said.


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Q: Write dictionary values to excel column B with corresponding dictionary keys in column A I have a dictionary formatted similarly to the following (the actual dictionary is quite long):
myDictionary = {'Rent' : ['+100'], 'Other Income' : ['+10+20']}

I also have an excel file with the keys copied into column A.
What I am trying to do is iterate through the column of my excel workbook to find matching keys, and paste their corresponding values into column B of the same workbook.
Below is the snippet of code I have gotten closest with:
for row in destinationSheet.iter_rows(min_row=1, max_col=1):
    for cell in row:
        for key, value in myDictionary.items():
            if cell.value == key:
                for row in destinationSheet.iter_rows(min_row=1, min_col=2):
                    for cell in row:
                        cell.value = str(value)

The problem I am running into is that my code is placing the value of the final entry in my dictionary in every row in column B.  So my output looks like:
Column A         Column B
Rent            ['+10+20']
Other Income    ['+10+20']

I'd also like to strip off the brackets and apostrophes when I export to excel so that excel will retain the formula, but make the calculation, but I am trying to tackle my project one step at a time.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I'm very new to this, so please be kind!


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Q: Upload images from my server to password protected site I'm in the process of building a site that will help to organize my business. But I'm at a roadblock. Our site is coded in PHP and MySQL and as it currently stands, our contractors can upload images to our site, our site relabels the pictures and associates them with a work order (for ability to search later, if needed), then stores the images in our database.
However, what I want to do is have the images uploaded to their respective work order on our supplier's site. I have contacted our supplier and they will not allow us to access their server directly through the POST commands. So I'm curious if there is a way to still have our images uploaded from our site to our supplier's site. Their site is password protected. On their site, I find the work order associated to the work order and manually upload the images, but I'd like to find a way to do this automatically. The work order numbers between their site and ours are the same. Any ideas?
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The comment I left below just states that I have to actually manually click the upload button, choose which photos to upload, then click "upload" to have the images uploaded. FTP is not allowed either.

A: If by "manually" you mean all by www after logging in,  you can use CURL to simulate login session to their website (access login page to obtain session cookie, then post login data with that session cookie, and then with authorized session cookie you can GET/POST whatever you want from their website as authorized user). Use Firebug to track what requests are made and what data are passed from/to their website.
Since using CURL can be painfull (it's syntax is far from user friendly) you can try grab and extract Zend_Http from Zend Framework so you will have very easy syntax and it even work without CURL if you haven't it on your servers.

A: if they will grant you ftp access you can programatically transfer the images to them that way
or if they have some sort of api exposing methods to upload images

A: By "manually upload", you mean via FTP? You can do it with PHP. Here is the documentation.
For security reasons, I suggest you create an FTP user on your client's server which only has access to the images directory, and connect trough that account.


A promenade runs along the main beach giving access to Cromer town, pier, parking, toilets and entertainments facilities. The beach supports a small fishing boat fleet launching from the east prom. Access is fairly steep. A lift was installed in 2005 giving access to the promenade from the town. At low tide rock pools are revealed.
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Green areas in cities promote wellbeing
Interdisciplinary study identifies neural correlates — potential for preventing psychic diseases — publication in Nature Neuroscience
Credit: Gabi Zachmann, KIT
Green areas in the inner city can directly improve the wellbeing of urban citizens. This is the result of an interdisciplinary study, in which Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) was involved. According to the study, people with a reduced brain capacity to self-regulate negative feelings benefit most from the green areas. The study combining epidemiology, psychology, neural imaging, and geo informatics is reported in Nature Neuroscience (DOI 10.1038/s41593-019-0451-y).
Neighboring green areas with trees, shrubs, lawns, and flowers make people feel good not only in the heat of summer. The reasons were studied on a neural level by researchers of KIT's Institute of Sports and Sports Science (IfSS), the Central Institute of Mental Health (CIMH), Mannheim, and Heidelberg University. "We pursued an interdisciplinary approach combining methods of epidemiology, psychology, neuroimaging, and geo informatics, " says Professor Ulrich Ebner-Priemer, Deputy Head of the IfSS and Head of the Mental mHealth Lab specialized in outpatient assessment, i.e. registration of human experience and behavior in everyday life.
In the study coordinated by the CIMH, 33 urban citizens aged from 18 to 28 were asked to evaluate their mood with specially equipped smartphones about nine times per day for one week. During this period, the participants went on with their normal daily routines. After this, the proportion of green areas in the neighborhood was determined from highly resolved aerial photos and with the help of geo-information methods. In situations, in which they were surrounded by more green areas in the city, the participants turned out to have a higher wellbeing. In a second step, 52 other young adults were asked to assess their mood in everyday life in the same way. After the assessment phase of seven days, these participants were additionally examined by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). This method is used to represent certain brain functions. The results of the second group were found to be in agreement with those of the first run.
The Mental mHealth Lab of KIT was responsible for determining and evaluating the whereabouts of the test persons and the repeated recording of the wellbeing in so-called GPS-triggered electronic diaries on the smartphones. In addition, the team collected sensor data on physical activities of the test persons in everyday life as well as weather data. These data were then evaluated using statistical multi-level models. "With our methods, it was possible to find out whether exposure to green areas in cities directly changes the wellbeing of test persons," explains Markus Reichert of the Mental mHealth Lab. Together with Dr. Urs Braun and Professor Heike Tost, CIMH, he is the first author of the study. "This so-called within-subject question was studied for the first time in this form."
Urban Planning and Health Promotion
The results of the study are now reported in Nature Neuroscience and can be summarized as follows: The larger the green areas in the neighborhood of the urban citizens are, the higher is the wellbeing. Persons, who very positively reacted to green areas, were found to have a reduced activity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. This brain region has a central control function in processing negative emotions and stressful environmental experience. "These results suggest that green areas are particularly important for persons, whose capacity to self-regulate negative emotions is reduced," says Professor Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg, Chairman of the CIMH Executive Board and Medical Director of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy.
"The results of the study are of highest interest to urban planning taking into account healthcare aspects," Markus Reichert adds. "Green areas evenly distributed in the city might develop a great potential for preventing psychic diseases." Earlier studies have already shown that people grown up and living in the city react differently to stress than rural residents and have a far higher risk of developing depressions, schizophrenia, and anxiety disorders. This finding is even more fatal, as urbanization is progressing quickly. According to the United Nations, more people are currently living in cities than in rural areas. It is estimated that in 2050 about two thirds of the global population will live in cities.
Heike Tost, Markus Reichert, Urs Braun, Iris Reinhard, Robin Peters, Sven Lautenbach, Andreas Hoell, Emanuel Schwarz, Ulrich Ebner-Priemer, Alexander Zipf and Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg: Neural correlates of individual differences in affective benefits of real-life urban green space exposure. Nature Neuroscience, 29 July 2019.
DOI: 10.1038/s41593-019-0451-y
For the abstract, click https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-019-0451-y
Press contact: Dr. Joachim Hoffmann, Redakteur/Pressereferent, Tel.: +49 721 608-21151, [email protected]
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https://www.kit.edu/kit/english/pi_2019_104_green-areas-in-cities-promote-wellbeing.php
http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41593-019-0451-y
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Valkyrian Order
Valkyries are an ancient order of female warriors dedicated to the protection of the Homefront while their male counterparts are away, though some do accompany the men on the frontlines. They are devoted followers of Ilena. They are sometimes called the Shield-Maidens of the Desert. Valkyries receive special training in the Way of the Sword. Under common Nomadic law, Valkyries can only be women, but there are male instructors and Sword Masters. COMMON DRESS CODE: When in a temple, shrine, private residence, or performing daily activities, Valkyries must wear a simple white robe/dress and sandals. In battle, Valkyries are generally described by their silver and white leather armor with a steel breastplate that is custom made especially for them. Valkyrie armor generally consists of a sleeveless leather shirt that covers the chest and neck (dyed white), a steel plate breast piece (covering the chest area only, colored silver), a short-loose leather skirt with steel plates on the hips, and knee-high steel boots.
Valkyries treat one another as equals, led only by a Captain, or 'Arch Angel' as locals call them, the most experienced and hardened of their group. They are trained to fight side by side with one another, and so uphold the peace and order of the people.
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The Valkyries try to take in as many female warriors as possible, though they are few. Their primary purpose is to serve as an elite last line of defense in the desert. As well as acting as custodians for each City-State of the Desert and temple maids.
The Valkyries are a small group and so their greatest advantage comes in their discretion and ability to move without attracting attention. They are also proficient in most forms of combat and with every weapon available to the Samurai.
The Valkyrian Order was founded by the first women to successfully master the Way of the Sword. It is written in the great Halls that these women, after gaining mastery, went out to protect the people in times of war when the Samurai were away. According to historic texts from the early mid-Second Age, the first Valkyries were merely simple housewives and noble ladies that banded together to protect their homes and families when their male counterparts were off at war. The name 'Valkyrie' that they started to call themselves originated from the ancient myths of angels of the afterlife that fairy warriors who died heroic deaths to their eternal spirit home. The original Valkyries counted to about fifteen women. Over the years, their numbers have grown to about half that of the Samurai Guard. Two hundred years after their founding, the Valkyries took the goddess of maidens and honor, Ilena as their patron deity.
Valkyries are a small Order and only assume about 6% of any Nomadic militia. [add more]
Valkyries practice a special form of the 'Way of the Sword' unique to their specific duties and gender. Their chief patron goddess is Ilena. During training, Valkyries become deeply religious towards Ilena, wanting to please her in every aspect of their lives.
Being the Desert's first and last line of defense in the absents of the Samurai, Valkyries generally don't travel to other nations. So Valkyries only contact with foreigners is through the merchants that come on a routine basis and those who come to desert visiting a friend.
Valkyries are often taken when they are still young girls, about 7 or 8 years old. Through continuous meditation and training, which can usually last for years, Valkyries are taught unique combat tactics in a special form of the Way of the Sword. Upon their twenty-first birthday, and after completion of their training, the girls are given a choice to either return to their normal lives or to continue as Valkyries. If they choose the life of a Valkyrie, then they must take an oath to always serve and protect the people, they must forfeit any and all rights of inheritance including titles, lands, or monetary wealth. Once the ceremony of their joining is complete, they will receive their custom armor, sword, and a young white stallion of their choosing. Currently, there are seventeen girls training to be Valkyries: 1. Nishina Shimo (age 15) 2. Arai Kin (age 17) 3. Kimura Oshi (age 15) 4. Ingegärd Thorgeirdottir (age 18) 5. Þuriðr Vigotdottir (age 11) 6. Thyre Steinmodottir (age 15) 7. Myrrh Kouri (age 18) 8. Sarah Samaha (age 18) 9. Aaliyah Antar (age 14) 10. Alia Mubarak (age 12) 11. Akemi Uchima (age 15) 12. Atagi Fuku (age 10) 13. Akita Kachi (age 9) 14. Ashina Kameme (age 16) 15. Aya Bin (age 11) 16. Nija Kaku (age 19) 17. Hilda Iridottir (age 13)
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IWCA holds coffee convention, visits El Manzano
Cuatro M, Single Origin Coffees October 28, 2011
Representing multiple areas of the coffee industry, from producers and exporters to importers and marketers; women from around the world gather in El Salvador for the second Annual International Women's Coffee Alliance, International Convention, from October 25-27.
On Wednesday, 30 of those women journeyed to Sierra Apaneca-Ilamatepec, to explore Finca, Beneficio, and Tostaduria El Manzano, observing the farm, milling, and roasting levels of coffee production.
As stated in their website, the objectives of the convention are threefold, "to increase the visibility of the organization, share knowledge of coffee from seeds to the cup, and promote relations in the coffee sector." In conjunction and support for their theme, Emilio Lopez, wife Christy, and mother, Margarita Diaz de Lopez, each having experience in the different levels of coffee production, from growing to marketing, welcomed the group.
The day began late morning, in the garden area of the plantation, enjoying El Manzano coffee and pan dulce. From there, the tour began, following the path of coffee from seed to cup, as Emilio led the group through the construction zone of what will become a new patio at El Manzano, allowing visitors to pause for photos of the bright coffee cherries, blushing from the trees planted in route to their first station, the weighing and categorization station, where cherries are weighed and graded for processing.
They then observed the de-pulping station, where cherries are washed and separated by the mechanical syphon, into two qualities of cherries called sinkers and floaters, before passing through an unripe bean separator, where unripe cherries are rejected, and cycled back into the batch of second quality cherries; at which point, both qualities will be de-pulped by vertical machines, and filtered by horizontal rotary screens, which allow normal beans to pass through, while rejecting any beans that did not get de-pulped, is round, or otherwise does not have a flat surface, ultimately resulting in four qualities of parchment coffee; which are washed of their mucilage in water, and channeled into hoppers, and carts, to be spread out onto the patios for drying.
The women were able to walk the patios, as some asked questions, while others kneeled to hold and smell the coffees, taking photos of and with the coffee, or of the small placards marking each batch of coffee processed, listing its complete information, from batch number, to farm and quality. Completing the drying portion of the processing level, were the two horizontal dryers, which the group visited, staring up the long bucket elevators, and into the two furnaces that, fueled by husk, heat the dryers, before pausing for a group picture in front of the patio.
From there the tour entered the hulling portion of processing, as the group walked through the warehouses, already partially filled with parchment coffee from this years harvest, bagged and compiled according to elevation and certification, ready to pass through the hulling equipment, which removes parchment from the green coffee, and separates it with screens according to size, including a newly installed screen for peaberries; at which point the coffee will be ready for export and roasting.
Before the final stop on the tour, the group paused for stories of historic Santa Ana, of weeks journeying, and wagon trains out to the plantation, while imagining what farm life would have been like from 1870 to 1950, before modern roads and efficient transportation. For this reason, a chapel was built to host mass for family and workers throughout their stay at the plantation during harvest, the altar from which however, having now been removed, and replaced with a black, steel, Diedrich IR-12 roaster.
The Roastery at El Manzano is where roughly 10 percent of all the green coffee, processed at Beneficio El Manzano, will end up, where just over half of that 10 percent will be roasted for commercial clients within El Salvador, (i.e. Pollo Campero and McDonalds). The rest will be roasted for speciality customers, distributed to various outlets, (Super Selectos), also within El Salvador.
As the tour came to an end, the group rejoined others in the garden, for lunch and conversation, all accompanied by more coffee and pan dulce, from a famous shop in Santa Ana, bringing an end to an odyssey that began many months ago, as trees shed their flowers and absorbed the seasonal rains and filtered sun, to produce the harvest that brought these women together, now experienced, shared, and enjoyed at every step along the way.


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HomeBitcoinist.comHacker Who Targeted 300 Million iPhones Admits to Blackmailing Apple
Hacker Who Targeted 300 Million iPhones Admits to Blackmailing Apple
Rosey Smith December 23, 2019
Karem Albayrak, a self-proclaimed hacker who somehow got access to 300 million iPhones, pleaded guilty to blackmailing Apple.
150 Iphone Accounts Deleted Per Minute
Back in March 2017, The Hacker News and many other news media published reports of a hacker threatening to remotely wipe 300 million iPhones, unless Apple pays the ransom. The hacker claimed that he had access to 200 million iCloud accounts in one email, but in others, he claimed to have access to 300 million Apple email accounts. The number even increased to 559 million in one case.
The hacker's story was full of inconsistencies, but eventually, the authorities managed to track him down and identify him as Kerem Albayrak. Now, Albayrak admitted to his crimes and has pleaded guilty to the charges of blackmailing Apple.
Recent reports claim that he admitted to being a part of a hacking group known as Turkish Crime Family, and that he threatened to wipe out accounts of millions of Apple users.
After his hearing at London's Southwark Crown Court, Albayrak received a suspended jail term of two years. In addition, he got 300 hours of community service, as well as an electronic curfew which is supposed to last for six months.
As mentioned, Albayrak threatened to reset 300 million users, and demanded to be paid $75,000 in cryptocurrency. As an alternative, he demanded $100,000 worth of iTunes gift cards. However, Apple was quick to contact the US law enforcement agencies, as well as the NCA (National Crime Agency).
The investigators quickly concluded that the hacker was located in the UK, and soon enough, he was apprehended by the authorities. Prior to his arrest he had claimed that his hacking group could delete as many as 150 iPhones every minute.
Ransomware attacks often targeting hospitals and healthcare
Ransomware attacks have been reported plenty of times in large-scale incidents during the last several years. One of the latest examples took place quite recently in New Jersey when cyber-criminals targeted the government's critical infrastructures, including medical facilities and hospitals. The attacks' severity became well-known during incidents of this type, particularly when New Jersey-based Hackensack Meridian Health was struck down.
The details of the attack only became known one week after the attack took place, but the Hackensack Meridian Health — New Jersey's largest hospital system — decided to pay the ransom.
Hospitals are often quick to pay the ransom in order to regain control over their systems. Not doing so would put the lives of their customers at stake, which is not something that they are willing to risk. However, the usual advice that experts give is not to pay the hackers, and instead, contact the authorities. The reason for this is simple — sometimes, hackers do not provide a decryption key even if the victim pays. Not to mention that paying ransom only encourages hackers to continue conducting similar attacks.
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Londoners voted the Cinema Museum "Most Loved Culture Spot" in the 2018 Time Out Love Awards. Established in 1986 by collectors Ronald Grant and Martin Humphries, the museum documents and celebrates the history of cinema-going. Its trove of artifacts, memorabilia, and pieces of equipment dating back to the early years of cinema is viewable by tour, booked in advance. The museum also sustains the culture of cinema-going with a full program of screenings and events each month.
Although this Time Out award underscores the value of the Cinema Museum in the eyes of the public, the museum remains under threat. Since 1998, the museum has been located in the Lambeth Workhouse in South London where Charlie Chaplin spent time as a child; however, due to redevelopment of the area, the building has been put up for sale and the museum's lease has been set to expire.
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Cotswold District Council - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Examination
7 June 2018: Inspector's Reports received on the Examination of the Cotswold District Local Plan 2011- 2031 and Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule:
Inspector's report on the Examination of the Cotswold District Local Plan 2011-2031
The Council received the examining inspector's report on the submitted Cotswold District Local Plan 2011-2031 ("the Plan") on 5th June 2018. The submitted Plan included the Submission Draft June 2016; Focussed Changes Addendum December 2016 and Minor Modifications Addendum June 2017.
The inspector's report comprises two parts:
(i) the main report, including a non-technical summary; and
(ii) an appendix setting out detailed amendments (Main Modifications) to the Submitted Local Plan.
The inspector's report concludes that the Plan, as submitted, provides an appropriate basis for the planning of the district provided that the Main Modifications, referred to above, are incorporated.
The Council will be recommended to adopt the Cotswold District Local Plan 2011-2031, incorporating the Main Modifications together with any Additional (i.e. minor) Modifications. A special council meeting is being arranged for the near future and details will be made available on the Council's website.
Inspector's report on the Examination of the Cotswold District Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule
The Council received the examiner's report on the submitted Cotswold District Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule on 5th June 2018.
The examiner's report concludes the Cotswold District Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule, as submitted, provides an appropriate basis for the collection of the levy in Cotswold District.
The Council will be recommended to adopt the Cotswold District Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule although the levy is not likely to come into effect before April 2019; further information and a timetable will be provided later this year. A special council meeting is being arranged for the near future and details will be made available on the Council's website.
8 Jan 2018: CED11 Written Statement from Pioneer in response to CED10 (4.1.18)
14 December 2017 - Further to the Examiner's request for further information from the Council dated 7 December 2017 [CED09], the Council has provided its response published as [CED10] below. If any CIL representor wishes to comment on this further information it must be received in writing by the Programme Officer by midday on Friday 5 January 2018.
CED10 Council response to CIL Further Info Request from Examiner [CED09] (14.12.17)
HDH letter dated 10 December 2017
11 December 2017: Key CIL exam documents update:
CED09 Further Information Required - request from Examiner (7.12.17)
27 November: Key CIL exam docs update:
CED07 Examiner's Supplementary Questions (8.11.17)
Council response to CIL SQs v.2
Robert Hitchins (Pioneer) response to CIL SQs
CED08 Examiner's Agenda for CIL Hearing on 5 December 2017 (27.11.17)
6 November 2017 - CIL Participants' statement published for hearing scheduled on 5 December 2017:
CED06 FURTHER STATEMENTS by Representors and Council for CIL Hearing (5 December 2017) in response to Examiner's MIQs [CED04]:
CED06.1 Fairford Town Council - 015
CED06.2 Robert Hitchins (Pioneer) - 006
CED06.3 Bathurst (Savills) - 019
CED06.4 Cotswold District Council
October 2017 - CED05 Confirmed CIL Participants (Oct 2017)
September 2017 - CIL Hearing Session scheduled for Tue 5 December 2017 - representors should notify the PO by midday on Friday 6 October 2017 if they wish to speak at the hearing session.
Written statements responding to the Examiner's Main Issues and Questions should be submitted by midday on Friday 3 November 2017 in accordance with the advice set out in Appendix A of the Guidance Notes:
CED03 Examiner's Guidance Notes (Sep 2017)
CED04 Examiner's Main issues & Questions (Sep 2017)
July 2017 - The Cotswold CIL Draft Charging Schedule October 2016 ('CIL') has been submitted to an independent examiner to carry out the Examination in conjunction with the Local Plan Examination.
CIL Inspector
In accordance with section 212 of the Planning Act 2008 (as amended) and the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended), Cotswold District Council has appointed an independent person ("the Examiner") to carry out an Examination of the Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule October 2016 (CIL001). The appointed Examiner is William Fieldhouse BA (Hons) MA MRTPI. He will consider whether:
the Council has complied with all legal and procedural requirements in preparing the CIL draft charging schedule;
the draft charging schedule is supported by appropriate available evidence, including about the actual and expected costs of infrastructure and the economic viability of development across the area;
the proposed charging rates are informed by, and consistent with, the evidence;
the evidence shows that the proposed rates would not put at risk the overall development of the area as proposed in the relevant development plan; and
the draft charging schedule includes an appropriate map.
William Fieldhouse has also been appointed to examine the Cotswold District Local Plan. The Examinations will be carried out in parallel in so far as this is practicable, and all evidence submitted in connection with one examination will be taken into account in the other where relevant. There is a separate Local Plan Examination website www.cotswold.gov.uk/lpexamination.
CIL Programme Officer
The Examination process will be administered by the Programme Officer, Tracey Smith who is independent of the Council and will work under the direction of the Examiner. All communications / enquiries regarding the Examination (including correspondence for the Examiner) should be addressed to the Programme Officer using the following contact details:
Email: tracey.smith@cotswold.gov.uk
Web: www.cotswold.gov.uk/cilexamination
Address for correspondence: Chairman's Room, Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 1PX.
Venue for hearing sessions
Unless otherwise stated, any hearings will be held in the Council Chamber / Committee Rooms, Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 1PX.
CIL Examination timetable
Submission: 7 July 2017
Hearings commence: 5 December 2017
Inspector's report received: 5 June 2018
After the hearings have been formally closed, the Examination remains open until the Examiner's Final Report is submitted to the Council. However, no further representations or evidence will be accepted after the hearing sessions unless this has been specifically requested by the Examiner.
CIL Examination library and hearing sessions
Examination library comprises:
Main Submission Documents - prepared and/or referred to in relation to the CIL.
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Hotel Sri Akshatha is located in Vijayanagar near the Old MK Ahmed stores.
In fact if you look for the entrance like a big board and a regular hotel style presence, you are sure to miss this place.
Now, this place is essentially Non-Veg, so all veggies (which includes me) will not find anything to consume, even if giving company to non-veggie friends.
The Name plate on the outside itself reads as NATI STYLE, which is an indicator of the typical style in which food is prepared here (traditional home made style).
Rates are very very nominal, and if one has to go by the credentials, then there is a huge fan following for this place and people would rate it a 5 on 5.
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Three to see
Three to see: New York
Celebrate Independence Day with American stories from the Museum of Arts and Design to the Met
29th June 2018 11:01 BST
Norman Rockwell, The Problem We All Live With (1963), illustration for Look, January 14, 1964 collection of Norman Rockwell Museum
Step into the historical context and urgency of Norman Rockwell's 1943 Four Freedoms series—Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Fear and Freedom from Want, outlined by president Franklin Delano Roosevelt in his 1941 State of the Union address—at the New-York Historical Society. The exhibition Rockwell, Roosevelt and the Four Freedoms (until 2 September), due to go on an international tour through 2020, is a rare opportunity to see these four paintings united, as well as historical documents, artefacts and other works by the US artist. You can even attend a town hall meeting like the one depicted in Freedom of Speech, or walk into the home from Freedom of Fear, through VR displays. The show goes beyond the Four Freedoms to look at other political works by Rockwell, including the shiver-inducing painting The Problem We All Live With (1963) of Ruby Bridges, the first African American child to attend the William Frantz Elementary in New Orleans during de-segregation, escorted by federal marshals as she walks bravely to school—a true American hero.
History Refused to Die at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (until 23 September), "add[s] new strands to our understanding of what makes American art uniquely American," Brian Allen wrote in his review of the show, which celebrates the 2014 acquisition of 57 works from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation. A gorgeous selection of the pieces, by self-taught contemporary African-American artists from the south-east US, includes a massive double-sided assemblage by Thornton Dial (2004), which gave the show its name, made of materials like okra stalks and roots, clothing, collaged drawings, Masonite and steel chain. The artists, including Lonnie Holley, Nellie Mae Rowe and quilters from Gee's Bend, Alabama, share a clever use of found or repurposed materials. Another standout work is a quilt by Loretta Pettway, Medallion (around 1960), a bold composition that frames a colourful blocking of verticals and horizontals into a black and white frame—"simple but totally brilliant", says the co-curator Amelia Peck.
La Frontera: Encounters Along the Border (23 September) at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) uses jewellery to examine timely issues related to the US-Mexico border. The 48 artists work in various media, from handles of plastic water jugs (like the kinds left in the border desert by aid workers) in a necklace by Kevin Hughes, to the silver in Martha Vargas's poetic necklace that links immigration to the annual monarch butterfly migration. La Frontera is based on a travelling exhibition that kicked off at the Museo Franz Mayer in Mexico City in 2013, updated to include new commissions that address the Trump administration's stances and policies. "Unfortunately, while the initial planning stages took place during the presidential primaries, it remains as relevant (if not more so) today as it was then," says MAD's assistant curator Barbara Paris Gifford. "The show reminds us that unless you are Native American or came to this country literally in shackles, we are all immigrants to this country and we are all border people."
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Middelhavsdialogen blev startet i 1994 som et forum for samarbejde mellem NATO og syv lande i Middelhavsområdet. Formålet med samarbejdet var at øge regionens sikkerhed og stabilitet ved at opnå en fælles forståelse, og at ændre landenes holdning til NATO. Dialogen reflekterer at NATO mener at sikkerhed i Europa er forbundet med sikkerhed og stabilitet i middelhavsområdet.

Medlemslande
Dialogen startede med fem medlemslande, og har fået to mere siden da. Der er ikke planer om at udvide med flere medlemslande.

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Styrket samarbejde
I 2004 styrkedes Middelhavsdialogen på et topmøde i Istanbul, og blev hvad NATO kalder et "ægte partnerskab," med en række nye mål: Styrkelse af den politiske dialog, større interoperabilitet, en forsvarsreform og terrorbekæmpelse.

16. oktober 2006 indgik Israel og NATO det første Individuelle Samarbejdsprogram (ICP) i den styrkede Middelhavsdialog. Israel vil bidrage til NATO's flådeoperation Operation Active Endeavour. ICP aftalen dækker mange områder af fælles interesse, så som bekæmpelse af terrorisme, og fælles militære øvelser i Middelhavet.

NATO forventer at underskrive yderligere ICP aftaler med andre medlemmer i dialogen.

Referencer

Eksternt link
 Middelhavsdialogens hjemmeside

NATO
Etableret i 1994


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Industry revenue of »construction of roads and railways« in Switzerland 2011-2023
Industry revenue of »construction of roads and railways« in Switzerland from 2011 to 2023 (in million U.S. Dollars)
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This statistic shows the revenue of the industry »construction of roads and railways« in Switzerland from 2011 to 2017, with a forecast to 2023. It is projected that the revenue of construction of roads and railways in Switzerland will amount to approximately 4.188,5 million U.S. Dollars by 2023.
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Preheat over to 180C; grease 2 x 20 cm round cake tins. Combine flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, bicarb, sugar and a pinch of salt and whisk until well combine and has no lumps.
In a jug whisk Cobram Estate Light Extra Virgin Olive Oil and buttermilk; stir in vanilla and eggs and add in to the dry ingredients. Divide between the 2 prepared tins and bake for 25 minutes. Leave cakes to cool in tin for 15 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool fully.
To make the nest, clean one of the 20 cm tins, and line with baking paper. In a double boiler, melt marshmallows until runny, add in cocoa, butter and rice bubbles; stir until coated and well combined. Tip mixture in to tin, and using the base of a glass bowl, push mixture in to a nest shape. Place in fridge to set.
Finally, make icing by combining butter, cocoa icing sugar and milk and beat until smooth. Assemble cake by staking sponges with icing in between, then more icing and the nest on top. Fill the next with Easter eggs, and fresh flowers.


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Ferrières-Saint-Mary – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Owernia-Rodan-Alpy, w departamencie Cantal.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwały 402 osoby, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 21 osób/km² (wśród 1310 gmin Owernii Ferrières-Saint-Mary plasuje się na 467. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 478.).

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Miejscowości w departamencie Cantal


There are a few things guests attend weddings for. The food spread, the dancing and if you are a beauty junkie like us, checking out the makeup and hair of everyone attending will be pretty high on your list of to-dos at the event.
Give your guests something to remember with these utterly gorgeous floral hairdos that will leave them talking about it for a long time! Flowers in your hair add a touch of old-world romantic charm to your look. We suggest your pick the colour of the flowers to suit your outfit and choose seasonal blossoms that add an extra detail to your look.
Tie your hair back in a bun and secure a few roses on the side of the bun for a very vintage feel.
Opt for milkmaid braids and wear a head band made entirely of flowers for this very edgy look.
Anushka Sharma opted for pale pink roses to cover her bun for the memorably elegant look.
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja chose to wear 'gajra' twined around her long braid for this perfect look.
Another, more traditional way to wear your 'gajra' is to wind it around your bun like Neha Dhupia chose to do for her wedding!


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The Lauderdale football club was formed in 1979, and since then has strived to participate in higher levels of football. Originally, playing in the old Tasman Association as the Magpies the club moved to the Tasmanian Amateurs as the Cats in 1981.
After a few years adjusting to the greater standard, the club began participating regularly in the finals contemplating in winning the 1991 Grand Final.
In the early 2000s the club began an association with the Essendon Football Club resulting in a change to its current Bombers nickname and colours.
This period saw the club experience considerable on-field success, particularly in the junior ranks. This success together with increasing growth saw the club invited into the Premier Division of the Southern Football League and one of only 10 clubs to form the Tasmanian Statewide League in 2009.
Playing in the best competition in the State has presented many challenges for a young club and they have responded well to these challenges. Upmost of these challenges has been to get the ground and facilities up to a standard consummate with the elite level of football in Tasmanian.
Despite being unable to secure funding from State and Federal Governments, the club using its own funds and with the generous support of Clarence Council has managed to make considerable improvements, such as a bigger and better ground, new scoreboard and coaches box, improved spectator facilities as well as alterations and additions to its clubrooms, including a players gymnasium.
Despite the improvements, the club appreciates that more needs to be done to bring the ground facilities for spectators up to the level of its competitors in the SWL, and is hopeful governments will recognise the fact that Lauderdale home crowd numbers are consistently the highest in the State, and assist with funding spectator comfort at the Lauderdale Oval.
On field the club continues to improve. After narrowly missing out on the finals in 2011, the Bombers are well on track to make it this year and it's results indicate that it is capable of going deep into the September action.
With the support of AFL Tasmania and its generous sponsors including K&D and major sponsor Tyreright, the club reappointed highly regarded coach, Darren Winter, as it's full-time General Manager Football Operations and has also appointed a full-time Development Officer.
The filling of these 2 roles will enable the club to progress its focus on junior development, which in recent times has resulted in AFL draftees, Mitch Robinson to Carlton, Sam Lonergan to Essendon, Tom Collier to Brisbane and Jacob Gillbee to Gold Coast. Lauderdale has 7 players in this years Tasmanian Mariners - the highest of any club, and it is hopeful that the next AFL draftee will come from that group in 2013.


Zinc recommended daily intake: about 5.5 to 9.5 mg of male human immune system will reduce zinc deficiency, loss of appetite, reduced growth, hair loss, taste function degradation. So if you find something that did not always eat taste good too slow wound there other symptoms, we must be careful zinc deficiency may be a sign of the body. Source: beef, lamb and other red meats are rich in zinc, such as eating a steak 8 ounces a week, you can get enough zinc.
The recommended daily intake of vitamin A male 0.7 mg of vitamin A can help in respiratory and gastrointestinal naturally form a protective film to prevent bacteria or harmful substances directly against the body. Therefore, vitamin A deficiency, in addition to our eyes, also against respiratory and gastrointestinal. Source: eat carrots a day, or 1 or 2 times a week to eat animal liver vitamin A is also a complementary approach.
Lack of sun, or vitamin D deficiency who are likely to cause chronic pain, plus vitamin D the body can not synthesize their own nutrients, supplements more important. Vitamin D is also to promote bone growth, tooth sound important material.
Source: 2 copies a week to eat oily fish such as salmon, sardines, etc., plus the sun in order to ensure timely drying point the body has enough vitamin D.