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Part of building your audience is knowing where to look for them. If your target audience falls into the over 50 categories, it is safe to say you do not need to focus on sharing information over Snapchat or Pinterest. Be selective in where you invest your content marketing strategy. For most businesses, you can stick to only one or two, maybe three, social media and content platforms outside your website.
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Melbourne, January 5: Bollywood revenues are all set to jump in 2017, with Cable, satellite rights and online/digital aggregation revenues being the fastest growing segments. The overseas box office collections are also projected to rise despite the Indian film industry not creating movies for a global audience.
"Clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 11 per cent, size of the Indian film industry is likely to cross Rs 19,300 crore mark by 2017 from the current estimate of about Rs 15,500 crore owing to growing revenue contribution from overseas markets, improved quality of Bollywood movies, aggressive marketing campaigns, increase in number of multiplex and growing digitisation in the industry, according to a just-concluded ASSOCHAM-Deloitte joint study.
"Box office collections in India that are currently estimated at over Rs 11,500 crore are likely to cross Rs 14,200 crore mark by 2017 and will account for about 74 per cent of the majority of film industry revenues," noted the study titled 'Digitization & Mobility: Next frontier of growth for M&E,' conducted by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) along with knowledge firm Deloitte.
While the film industry's revenues from overseas box office collections are likely to cross Rs 1,300 crore mark from current size of about Rs 1,100 crore, it said.
Rising demand for movies on TV together with growing penetration of smart phones across India will spur growth in cable and satellite rights and online/digital aggregation revenues which is likely to grow at a CAGR of about 15 per cent till 2017.
Highlighting the role of a fairly large and active regional movie industry both in local market and abroad, the study said noted that cinema in southern India especially Tamil and Telugu might soon dethrone Bollywood from the top spot which accounts for 43 per cent share in terms of box office collections by language.
Considering that Indian film industry has not yet been able to create universally appealing movies for a global audience, as such entertainment companies in the country need to develop content that would appeal to viewers (excluding Indian diaspora) abroad, the ASSOCHAM-Deloitte study says.


After various informal meetings over the past months between the Malta Football Players Association and the Malta Football Association, a formal meeting will be held on Monday 6th February at the MFA headquarters at the Millennium Stand, Ta' Qali.
The MFPA provided all clarifications requested and even amended various clauses in the statute in order to be in line with MFA regulations. To date, the MFA together with the clubs' representatives, acknowledged the changes in the statute.
The players' association hopes that this meeting will be the start of a healthy collaboration with the MFA and local clubs.
The MFPA had last year submitted its application to join the MFA as a member association.


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César E. Chávez (1927-1993)
by Source on March 23, 2011 · 17 comments
in Civil Rights, History, Labor
Candidate Barack Obama adopted Cesar Chavez's motto in life: "Si se puede" ("it can be done") –
Originally posted March 31, 2009
César Chávez is one of the greatest labor leaders and human rights activists in the United States history and the world. He fought for a better life for migrant farm workers, and founded the first successful farm workers' union. César was the president of the United Farm Workers, AFL-CIO.
César Estrada Chávez was able to accomplish his goals through the philosophy of non-violence that he inherited and followed from leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King.
Cesar Chavez and the UFW – 1965
César read about St. Francis of Assisi, Mohandas K. Gandhi and Dr. King. St. Francis was an Italian monk who lived from 1182 to 1226. He devoted his life to helping the poor. Gandhi was spiritual leader and a non-violence revolutionary who lived in India from 1869 to 1948. He practiced the philosophy of non-violence. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Civil Rights Leader in the United States. These men profoundly influenced César Chávez, and he realized that great leaders are those who set good examples.
César Chávez adopted and practiced the philosophy of non-violence.
His Life History:
On March 31, 1927, Cesar Estrada Chavez was born. His parents, Librado and Juana Estrada Chavez, lived on a small farm near Yuma, Arizona, that his grandfather homesteaded during the 1880's.
The Chavez family lost the farm during the Great Depression and began travelling between Arizona and California as migrant farmworkers.
Chavez's father was injured in a car accident. Cesar quit school to take his father's place in the fields.
Along with his brother and sister, he thinned lettuce and beets with a short-handled hoe; a practice he later helped to outlaw.
In Delano, California, Cesar Chavez challenged the segregation policy in theaters by refusing to sit in the "Mexicans" section; he was detained by the police for one hour.
Chavez enlisted in the U.S. Navy. While serving in the Pacific during World War II, he witnessed discrimination against Americans of other nationalities.
Chavez was discharged from the Navy and returned to his family in Delano, where he resumed work in the fields. At this time, Chavez joined his first union, the National Agricultural Workers Union.
The Chavez family joined the National Farm Labor Union (NFLU) and participated in a cotton strike.
Cesar married Helen Fabela.
The Chavez family moved to San Jose, California, where Cesar worked in a lumber mill.
Chavez met Father Donald McDonnell, a Catholic priest from San Francisco who was sent to work with the farm laborers and braceros. Fr. McDonnell educated the workers on labor organizing and social justice.
Chavez read the papal encyclicals on labor, books on labor history, the teachings of St. Francis of Assisi, and Louis Fisher's The Life of Gandhi . These works heavily influenced his philosophical approach to the farm workers movement.
Chavez is recruited into Saul Alinsky's Community Service Organization (CSO), a barrio-based activist group that fought against racial and economic discrimination against Chicano residents.
Chavez was sent to Oxnard, California, by the CSO. Chavez documented abuses by the Farm Placement Service, organized a boycott of local merchants, and organized sit-ins and marches to protest the lack of jobs for local residents. These tactics become standard techniques used by the United Farm Workers Union.
The Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC) was founded in Stockton, California, by Fr. Donald McDonnell, Fr. Thomas McCullough and Dolores Huerta.
Cesar Chavez resigned from the CSO and moved his family to Delano, where he founded the Farm Workers Association (FWA). He began recruiting workers and opened a credit union to provide for members with financial emergencies.
Chavez persuaded his cousin, Manuel Chavez, to help with the organization, and convinced Dolores Huerta to quit the CSO and join the FWA.
The National Farm Workers Association (NFWA), a forerunner of the UFW, was formally established at an organizing convention. Chavez was elected president and executive officer, Dolores Huerta and Gilbert Padilla were elected vice-presidents, and Antonio Orendain was elected secretary-treasurer. The Union flag of the black eagle on a red background was accepted as the official emblem, and "Viva la Causa" was accepted as the official motto.
The NFWA had 1,000 dues paying members and 50 locals. The union headquarters opened in Delano.
"El Malcriado: The Voice of the Farm Worker" becomes the official newspaper of the NFWA.
The Civil Rights Bill is passed, banning discrimination in voting, employment, and public accommodations.
The Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC), with support from the NFWA, led Filipino workers in a strike against grape growers in Delano. They received further support from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and the Congress of Racial Equality. After a ten-day strike, the Filipino workers won a raise for themselves and Mexican-American workers.
NBC airs "A Harvest of Shame," a television special which depicted the tragic conditions of migrant laborers in the United States.
The NFWA and the AWOC launched a campaign to boycott grapes. Walter P. Reuther, head of the United Auto Workers, met with Chavez in Delano, which brought national attention to their cause.
Chavez led a flower workers strike in McFarland, California, that brought about wage increases.
Migrant workers in Porterville, California, went on strike to protest rent increases in migrant farm worker camps.
Senator Robert Kennedy openly expressed his support for the NFWA grape boycott and strike during the Senate subcommittee hearings on agricultural labor in Delano.
On March 16th, Cesar Chavez led 75 people in a march from Delano to the steps of the state Capitol in Sacramento, California, to call attention to the plight of farm workers. They receive the endorsement of the AFL-CIO.
On April 14th, the marchers arrived 250 miles later in Sacramento, California. Ten thousand people attended the rally.
The National Farm Workers Association (NFWA) and the Filipino American Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC) merge to form the United Farm Workers (UFW), affiliating with the AFL-CIO, the national labor federation.
On February 14th, Cesar Chavez began a 25-day fast as a rededication to his call for a non-violent movement.
On March 10th, Cesar Chavez breaks his fast with his wife, Helen, and Senator Robert F. Kennedy by his side.
Farm workers developed symptoms of pesticide poisoning. The union began researching the dangers of pesticides to the workers and consumers. A nationwide boycott of all California grapes is called.
The UFW declared May 10th International Grape Boycott Day. Throughout the year, shipments of California table grapes were stopped in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Montreal and Toronto. In England, British dockworkers refused to unload California grapes.
Chavez organized a march from the Coachella and Imperial Valleys to the United States-Mexico border to protest the use of undocumented immigrants from Mexico as strike breakers. He is joined along the way by the Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Senator Walter Mondale.
During contract renegotiations, the farm workers union added clauses which called for the regulation of pesticide use and its exposure to the workers.
Chavez and union leaders picketed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to protest pesticide hazards.
On December 14th, Cesar Chavez was jailed for defying a court injunction against boycotting. He was visited in jail by Coretta Scott King and Ethel Kennedy. On Christmas Eve the California State Supreme Court ordered Chavez released, pending appeal.
On January 25th, outside the Talisman Sugar Plant near Belle Glade, Florida, Nan Freeman was killed in the second week of a UFW picket. Despite repeated complaints to local police of harassment from truck drivers, Ms. Freeman, an 18-year-old college student, was knocked unconscious when a trailer load of cans knocked her against a guard railing.
On May 12th, Cesar Chavez began another fast to promote a recall campaign against Arizona Governor Jack Williams. Medical problems forced him to end the fast on June 4th. During the campaign, UFW members registered many new voters, which led to the election of the first Mexican American governor in Arizona's history, Raul Castro.
In California, Proposition 22, an initiative to outlaw boycotting and limit secret ballot elections to full-time non-seasonal farm workers, is defeated.
UFW Union member Negri Daifulla, an immigrant from Yemen, was killed on the picket line.
UFW Union member Juan de la Cruz was killed on the picket line.
The United Farm Workers of America, AFL-CIO, held their First Constitutional Convention in Fresno, California. Senator Edward Kennedy and Leonard Woodcock, UAW president, gave speeches of support. A 111-page constitution is adopted.
The California Labor Relations Act was enacted, becoming the first law governing the organization of farm labor in the continental U.S. It provided for secret ballot elections, the right to boycott, voting rights for migrant seasonal workers and control over the timing of elections.
The Agricultural Labor Relations Board (ALRB) is established to administer the elections. California Governor Jerry Brown appointed LeRoy Chatfield, a former union organizer, and Bishop Roger Mahoney, who had earlier mediated between the union and the Teamsters, to the five member board.
Chavez led a 1,000 mile march through the Imperial and San Joaquin Valleys to promote upcoming union elections.
The use of a short-handled hoe, "el cortito," was effectively outlawed by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Sebastian Carmona et al vs. Division of Industrial Safety , and a California administrative ruling.
Cesar Chavez announced that grape and lettuce boycotts are over, and that boycotts will now target specific labels.
Chavez began an internal reorganization of the UFW. Many longtime staff members left.
On February 10th, UFW member Rufino Contreras is shot and killed by armed company foremen on an Imperial Valley lettuce field during a workers' strike.
Chavez announced a new grape boycott, emphasizing the issue of pesticide residue on fruit.
The UFW produced "The Wrath of Grapes", a film that depicted the dangers of pesticides. It included graphic footage showing birth defects and high rates of cancer in farm workers and consumers. Chavez traveled throughout the Midwest and East promoting the movie and discussing the dangers of pesticides. 1988
The U.S. suffered the worst drought in more than 50 years; half the nation's agricultural counties were designated disaster areas.
On August 16th, Cesar Chavez fasted to protest pesticide usage. Thirty-six days later, Chavez broke his fast with Jesse Jackson and the Robert Kennedy family at his side.
The UFW helped organize large-scale walkouts in the Coachella Valley to protest the lack of drinking water and sanitary facilities for farm workers. In the Salinas Valley, Chavez led more than 10,000 workers in a protest march for better conditions in the field.
On April 23rd, after fasting for a few days to gain moral strength, Cesar Chavez died in his sleep.
More than 35,000 people attended the funeral, following his casket for three miles, from Delano to Forty Acres. Cardinal Roger Mahoney led the funeral mass, offering a personal condolence from the Pope. Cesar E. Chavez is laid to rest in Keene, California.
Cesar E. Chavez was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States' highest civilian honor, by President William Jefferson Clinton.
In April, the United States Postal Service will issue a Cesar E. Chavez commemorative stamp.
The stamp image was painted by Roberto Rodriguez based on a photograph taken by Bob Fitch in 1976.
jon March 31, 2009 at 11:03 am
What an amazing life. And what stands out the most to me is how he accomplished so much through non-violent means. It's no coincedence that the most revered protesters and civil rights leaders in history are those who did not resort to violence.
Nate Hipple March 24, 2010 at 8:44 am
Agreed. Non-violence is kind of dangerous because it makes people listen!
Jettyboy March 31, 2009 at 4:44 pm
Never been one for idolatry, but this man is one of two true heros to me. Cesar, and Dr. King, IMO America has produced no greater.
annagrace March 23, 2010 at 9:00 pm
Late 60's and early 70's I was living in Pittsburgh PA, far from the place I would ultimately call home. You know what? We boycotted grapes. In Pittsburgh. Forty some years later I still feel good about it, that I was connected to a verdadero hero whom I would have cause to learn so much more about. Viva!
Andrea July 2, 2010 at 12:43 pm
I think that he was an awesome guy he made a big difference if it wasnt fo him who would of stand up for us
Ariannah March 29, 2012 at 10:32 am
we r having march in cesar e chavez in salinas california to remember him " si se puede"
Esmeraldo A. Pruneda Jr. January 20, 2013 at 6:00 pm
I met him when he came to San Antonio Tx. A true trade unionist and great leader of people. Proud to have met him in person and proud to be a union officer in my own local que viva la causa
A great union leader ; a great human being; proud to have met him San Antonio , Tx.
Ketzali February 23, 2015 at 2:09 pm
He was a very good leader
Andrea February 23, 2015 at 2:17 pm
Mr. Chavez was a very good leader for the farmers justice
Clarissa February 25, 2015 at 11:41 am
HELLO. I am writing to tell u that Cesar Chavez has been a very good leader to defend their people.
BOB March 9, 2015 at 8:32 am
This is great!
Nancy Witt March 31, 2015 at 8:58 am
Wonderful article about this wonderful man to do what he did w/o giving up his long struggle to help farmworkers. Thanks so much for the full bio of what he did.
I came to CA in '71 and first heard about what he was doing, and backed him all the way.
I grew up on a dairy farm in Wis. and didn't have to milk cows but did help in the barn to feed the cows and that meant every summer picking up stones before the fields got planted and then helped pick raspberries to be sold. No swimming pools for us but a pond across the street dug by that farmer for his cows, but luckily they didn't use it, so we did to cool off when the work was done.
It was an eye-opener to hear about the bad conditions the farmworkers in CA put up with, and so glad this wonderful man and others did something about it. They are heroes for sure.
Santos Enrique CHAVEZ May 13, 2016 at 10:19 am
I met him in Tolleson, Arizona .
Miguel June 4, 2016 at 4:01 pm
Hello, I am currently working on an AP United States History project in which I must find a quality photograph of someone with historical significance. I am interested in placing the photo labeled "Cesar Chavez and the UFW -1965" on my project but need the name of the photographer. If anyone has any idea as to who the photographer is, please reply. Thank You for your help.
Bob March 28, 2017 at 2:37 pm
Who is Cesar Chavez ?
Bob Ross April 3, 2017 at 10:11 am
Maybe try reading the article.
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East Ramapo schools need to drop lawsuit with NAACP | Opinion
East Ramapo schools need to drop a pricey lawsuit with the NAACP, two NAACP leaders write.
East Ramapo schools need to drop lawsuit with NAACP | Opinion East Ramapo schools need to drop a pricey lawsuit with the NAACP, two NAACP leaders write. Check out this story on lohud.com: https://www.lohud.com/story/opinion/2019/06/03/east-ramapo-schools-need-drop-naacp-lawsuit/1220674001/
William Trotman and Oscar Cohen, Special to the USA TODAY NETWORK Published 11:41 a.m. ET June 3, 2019 | Updated 1:33 p.m. ET June 4, 2019
East Ramapo Schools budget presentation workshop at the Yeshiva of Spring Valley girls school in Monsey April 29, 2019. (Photo: Peter Carr/The Journal News)
Last month, voters approved the East Ramapo School District budget. With contentious new expenses and cuts proposed, school board members spent the spring pointing fingers.
In one budget hearing, the school board projected it will end up spending around $6 million to fight a lawsuit in which the local NAACP charges the school district with violating the federal Voting Rights Act. School board member Mark Berkowitz called the expense "a sin" and "outrageous" and said that "it is money out of the children's pockets."
We couldn't agree more. The $6 million legal fee represents an irresponsible and wildly expensive example of stubborn opposition to the requirements of the Voting Rights Act. It is money better spent on students.
The district can avoid the cost of its high-priced lawyers by simply doing the right thing: Support a fair system for electing individuals to serve on the school board.
School board members are elected under what is known as an at-large voting system, where all residents vote for all nine seats on the board. This contrasts with the traditional method of dividing the community into wards so that each ward elects its own board representative.
In communities that are racially polarized like East Ramapo, at-large voting reinforces the electoral strength of a white majority of voters and diminishes the electoral opportunities of minority voters.
History confirms this. In response to the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which Congress enacted to enfranchise racial minorities, states like North Carolina and Mississippi adopted at-large voting systems to perpetuate disenfranchisement.
As the Supreme Court observed in 1969, "voters who are members of a racial minority might well be in the majority of one district, but in a decided minority in the county as a whole. [At-large voting] would, therefore, nullify their ability to elect the candidate of their choice just as would prohibiting them from voting."
At-large voting has led to this sort of disenfranchisement in East Ramapo.
White voters make up 60 percent of the population and tend to vote for candidates who support decreasing school taxes, reducing public school resources, and increasing services to private schools — which are 99 percent white. Black and Latino voters tend to prefer candidates who support the public schools, whose students are more than 90 percent children of color. The black and Latino population is large enough that one would expect three or four representatives on the nine-member board. Yet, under the current at-large voting system, the minority community has not seen its candidates of choice win a contested election since 2007. Although the school district touts the presence of a few minorities on the board, those that won contested elections were handpicked by leaders in the white community and won their elections only because they had the support of the white community. Candidates who have supported the interests of the public school children have lost time and time again.
The unfairness of the voting system results in a school board that has neglected public school children.
Between 2009 and 2014, the board made severe cuts to public schools and eliminated more than 445 positions in the district, including 200 teachers and all social workers, deans and elementary school assistant principals. Cuts led to a precipitous decline in quality. As of 2017, only 22 percent of students in grades 3-8 were proficient in English, and only 19 percent were proficient in math. In 2016, Spring Valley High School and Ramapo High School had the lowest graduation rates and highest dropout rates of all public high schools in Rockland County.
In November 2017, the NAACP sued over the district's at-large voting scheme. The NAACP seeks a simple fix: Institute a system of nine single-member districts that gives the voice of black and Latinx voters fair representation on the board.
The school board has resisted this fair resolution and has, instead, poured huge sums of money into legal representation.
It is time for the school board to call off its high-priced lawyers, end its wasteful spending fighting this lawsuit and work with the NAACP and minority residents to make elections fair.
It's a simple way to make East Ramapo's budget better. It's what the law requires, and it's the right thing to do.
Willie Trotman, NAACP president, Spring Valley. (Photo: File photo/The Journal News)
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Plans for the 12,000 capacity arena were first talked about in 2003
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"We are going to build an arena."
These were the words of Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees, who assured a meeting tonight the city would still get its long-awaited music venue.
Doubts were cast over the scheme after a report prepared for cabinet outlined a number of options as the council tries to thrash out a deal with a new contractor.
They included reducing the 12,000 capacity - and even axing the scheme altogether.
However, no decision on the £123 million scheme - the arena is expected to cost around £94 million with almost £30 million more to be spent on the surrounding infractructure - until another value for money review has been carried out.
Mr Rees urged officers to conduct the study with urgency and report back quickly to cabinet.
He said: "We are going to build an arena, but as everyone would expect it has to be good value for money.
"Public money going into this must be maximised to make the most economic impact and benefit for the people of Bristol. We do want to get this right.
Bristol City Council could face a stark choice over the future of Bristol Arena
"We are the only major city without an arena, which isn't ideal. But we face a number of challenges and we're got to make sure the numbers stack up.
"We're have to make very difficult decisions about competing priorites.
"I've been asked what's it like to be a politician in Bristol - it's like having £10 and everyone wanting £6.
"We have to think about how we invest in this city's future but there are also some very immediate demands – money for children and young people or adult social care.
"The commitment is absolutely there – the arena is a bright part of this city's future."
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A 'pre-construction' agreement has now been approved with Buckingham Group – who originally lost the bid for the arena.
A funding dispute with the former contractors Bouygues UK led to the council axing them.
Plans for the Bristol Arena were first discussed as far back as 2003. Settling a location was one of the project's biggest hurdles with the location first being proposed for Temple Meads then switching to Ashton Vale and then back to Temple Meads again.
So far £123.5million of funding has been won and allocated to the arena and wider infrastructure.
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Easter Tour 2013Stephen Moore2015-04-07T14:19:44+01:00
The parents and management of Carrigtwohill United's Under 13 soccer team organised a trip of a life time for 17 lucky players and 12 adults to travel to Manchester City Academy for a train and play experience of a lifetime, and being a first for the club it is hoped that it will be an annual event.
It took off with a 3am start on Friday morning 29th March with an enjoyable bus trip, supplied by Eirebus, to Dublin Port with breakfast supplied by SuperValu Midleton for the journey, arriving at Dublin Port we boarded Irish Ferries, Ulysses, to travel to Holyhead were the players had great freedom on the boat and met up with players from other clubs. When we arrived in Holyhead we had a lovely spin through North Wales snow-capped mountains and coastal drive on to Manchester, on arriving in Manchester we went to Manchester United's home ground to experience the Old Trafford tour of the museum, trophy cabinet, grounds and onto the mega store were the players would have spent their life savings if they had got away with it, then onto a very cold Manchester City Academy grounds to train and meet with coaches from the Academy and the players were put through drills that were new to them and finished up with a game between themselves and from their onto the hotel in Wigan were we all enjoyed a good night's sleep after a long day.
Saturday morn started with going back to Manchester City Academy and to play against their finest under 13 team , there were two teams, eight aside, managed by Martin Jones and Jason Waters, and each team played two, forty minute games, after swapping pennant's the games got under way, we thought we were up against the best but we managed to match every goal that they scored against us, team one, goals from Richard Silvas, Cian Thorton and a hat trick from Shane O'Hanlon who captained his team, team two, goals from Billy Scully, Jason Collins, Tommy Jenkinson Butler and team captain Aaron Hutchinson rattling the post more than once, and on reports from both managers everybody on both teams played outstanding and all gave 110%, even though we didn't win any of our games we really put it up to the opposition and gave them a good run for their money, at the end of the matches the head coach of Manchester City Academy, who watched all the games from the side line, had a good few words of inspiration for our players especially our keeper Kudzai Mhondiwa who had two great games and even saved a penalty.
After having a great morning in the Academy the players were getting geared up for the big Premiership game between Manchester City and Newcastle, we made our way to Etihad Stadium where we were seated right behind Joe Hart's goal (City's goalkeeper) for the first half and had a good view of the action in the second half as all the second half action was played right in front of us and seeing City's two second half goals, as they beat Newcastle 4-0, you could see from the excitement in the boys eyes that they really enjoyed the game as they all sat together watching the game. From there we made our way from Etihad Stadium back to our Hotel and what I remember from that night is all the boys in one Hotel room watching Match of the Day on TV and waiting for the Man City game to see if they could see themselves on the TV, and they did with excitement, eventually, with everybody getting to bed we rose early the next morning for the pleasant twelve hour return journey back to Carrigtwohill.
As Chairman of this wonderful trip I would like to take this opportunity to thank Joan Scully (treasurer), Margaret Rooney (Secretary), Gabriel Jenkinson Butler (Assistant Secretary) and parents for all the help in organising and fund raising over the last six months for the running of the event, the Club Chairman Barry McGrath and Steve Moore club Secretary for organising the Tour jackets from Carrigtwohill Utd, "Topflight Tour Operators" who managed all the bookings, transfers and accommodation for the trip, and finally, the people of Carrigtwohill who dug deep into their pockets for Xmas Hamper tickets, Texas Hold'em, Golden Goal tickets and car washes, a big thank you for helping out, Gerard O'Hanlon, Tour Chairman.


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Thanks a million to Bill for getting me the photos from the latest get together hosted at his place in Fountain Hills AZ. I know a few people are missing from the pictures but it looks like a great time was had by all. If anyone has any stories to share or discuss about the gathering I believe there is a discussion thread ongoing on the MCN forums.
Consider this fair warning that any stories I see may make their way here 🙂 Photos compliments of Bill Basore.
It was great to see so many of the friends we have made in the Cougar hobby. The Barrett Jackson auction serves as a great excuse to come enjoy a little Arizona sunshine and talk Cougars. It sure is nice to have a whole garage full of people who think owning 6 40 year old cars is not only normal, but also a good thing.
It is not unusual for us to have a few folks drop in early in the week, and this year was no exception. Wayne B was in from Canada for his regular winter golf holiday and we got to talk about his GT-E and G cars. Craig Keith came by along with his wife and a few friends. Craig has amazing taste in Cougars. As it turns out, both his G and his GT-E are exactly the same color interior and exterior as mine; man he has great taste in cars… Which is also cool because the folks from Sun Star have selected his G car to be the model for their latest Cougar model release.
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Christopher Lee has been awarded a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, for his services to drama and his charity work. Although the 87-year-old has over 250 TV and movie credits to his name, he will probably always be associated with horror films. It was his work with Hammer that made him an international star, playing, amongst others, Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, the Mummy and Sir Henry Baskerville. From there he went on to appear in other genre classics such as The Wicker Man (his personal favourite of any film he's been in) and Death Line, as well as playing Bond villain Scaramanga in The Man with the Golden Gun. More recently he found a new generation of fans playing the evil Count Dooku in Star Wars Episodes II and III, and Saruman in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Aside from his acting work, Lee has also been a supporter of the United Nations childrens charity UNICEF for many years.
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DVD Drive-in has word that Sony Home Entertainment will be releasing "Icons of Horror: Hammer Films" on October 14th. The DVD box set will contain four films (on two discs) from the classic horror studio: The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll, The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb, Scream of Fear (aka Taste of Fear), and The Gorgon. No specifics on special features as of yet, but DVD Drive-in says to expect commentaries, trailers, and newly remastered transfers.
We'll have more details on this set as they are released.


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As I wrote a couple of weeks ago, it's rapidly coming up to auDA's Annual General Meeting.
Of particular interest is the election of Directors to the Board of auDA to replace those retiring by rotation.
Four spots in total – two in Supply Class; and two in Demand Class.
I'm a Demand Class Member – as are many fellow domain investors.
What I'm about to say is not meant to be a personal attack on the person involved – rather it is a statement of incredulity.
I cannot believe that one of the current Director's in Demand Class has decided to stand for yet another two year term. He has had 7 x two year terms already – and is now standing for an eighth.
It's common knowledge that for the past couple of elections he has told people that he "probably won't be standing again", yet here he is again.
We live and operate in the 21st century – most corporations / institutions that have Boards of Directors ensure there are term limitations with regards being a Director. auDA should too in my opinion. I think a maximum of 4 x 2 year terms would be appropriate in this day and age.
"someone who has been on the board for 15 years and working with the same CEO, could become too cosy with management and cease to be genuinely independent".
Obviously that's your decision! But I hope that my message about "board renewal" also resonates with you.
Paul Levins – standing for his 3rd term. Solid performer on all tracks with some excellent results. Deserved firm favourite for a top two finish. LinkedIn profile.
Holly Raiche – feisty veteran with good connections. Runs an honest race. Could place if she does a bit more track work. LinkedIn profile.
Grant Wiltshire – solid bloodlines with an excellent pedigree. Definitely has potential – but still an unknown to punters. Could firm closer to the day.
Miguel Wood – starting to firm with bookmakers to at least place. Definite dark horse. LinkedIn profile.
Josh Rowe – veteran stayer standing for his 8th term. Sentimental favourite to himself and a few others. 😉 Should probably be put out to pasture. LinkedIn profile.
No doubt you have been inundated with emails from the candidates (if you're an eligible auDA member). You have the option of voting by proxy (make sure you understand the latest date to submit these – and by what means!) – or you can attend the AGM in person. Details below. The auDA Christmas party follows.
Get some new blood in there fresh people bring fresh ideas and outlook the net is changing everyday and domains are the back bone and blood that drive the web we need younger people with new visions for the future .
We suggest that the stayer be swabbed, along with an immediate stewards enquiry.


Have you ever said "I don't want to live on this planet anymore"? Now you can! We at Kerman & Kerman Orbit and Surface Structures are proud to present you the all new product line for Kerbals who want nothing more than to live on another planet!
This mod adds several new parts that are designed to be used in a planetery base for the Kerbals. This includes Habitats, Greenhouse, Laboratory, a Cupola derivative, Command-Center and others. It is designed to fit with the other stock parts and feel als "Kerbal" as possible.
Please use the Forum Thread for questions or to report any bugs!
In this folder (Kerbal_Planetary_Base_Systems-X.X.X) you find a folder named "GameData"
Copy the content of this GameData folder (namely the folder CommunityCategoryKit, CommunityResourcePack and PlanetaryBaseInc) into the GameData folder from your Kerbal Space Program installation. You can easily indentify you KSP installation directory, it contains the executable (e.g. KSP.exe for Windows).
If you already have these folders in your GameData diretory, remove them folder first. Do not overwrite, this can cause errors and duplicate or bugged parts.
You need ModuleManager to use the supported mods!
If anyone is interested to translate KPBS into Japanese French , Italian (in process) or Brazilian Portuguese , please let me know!
The Laboratory in the Central Hub now works with 40% speed not less than 1% of the stock Lab.
Added missing Keepfit configs to parts (Freezer and Garage adapter). This time for real.
Added probe control points to Control, Central Hub and HAL.
Adjusted attachment points for the legs on the garage to avoid blocking.
Readded the missing plugin dll.
Added the first KSPedia entries (still more to come).
The Attachable Landing Gear is much more robust and better handable now.
Some rebalancing of the TechTree.
Added support for ScanSAT (Thanks to Dr. Jet).
Cry-5000 was updated to support latest JSIAdvTransparendPods features (Thanks to JPLRepo).
Fixed lights going off on expandable parts when loading (again). (Thanks to Svizel).
Fixed visual appearance of the drills.
Excess Fertilizer is not dumped anymore, this closes a hole in the lifecycle for USI-LS (Thanks to Svizel).
Added missing "Transfer Crew" option on deployable parts.
The deploy animation of the underside landing leg now works properly again.
The syspension of the attachable landing leg now works again.
Rewritten IVA logic for the expandable parts. This should prevent kerbals from dissapearing and game crashes when loading a vessel.
Fixed support for the RPM Transparent Pod feature.
Updated support for RPM (new transparent pod feature). Thanks to JPLRepo.
The visual glitch for the Bi-Cupler when obscured by a transparent part in the editor does not appear in 1.1 anymore.
Removed duplicate flag and added a new one.
Added Exception Checks for the Editor Categories. Other mods should be visible again when an error happens.
Added container version of the science-jr.
Added support for DeepFreeze (Cryopods and Container). Thanks to JPLRepo and MerlinsMaster for them!
The small inline modular storage is now also labeled as "inline"
Changed capacity of the KIS container to be more realistic.
Added a KIS Container for the storage.
Several Typos and errors in the descriptions removed. Thanks to Wolf Baginski for pointing them out!
Scaled and mirrored some flags on the parts to be correct.
The doors are scaled up and repositioned.
Hotfix for the wrong filepaths. The models are now available in SPH and VAB.
This issue was caused by the KSP update to 1.4.0. which made expecially this wheel very awkward. The latest update to 1.6.0 (released some minutes ago) should solve that issue.
Help i cant really install it i mean i can but there are no Base parts or anything that i can build with.
Have you read the installation instructions written in the description of this mod? This error is due to installing it in the wrong place.
I had a good idea for you! If you can, Make Separators,Decouplers and Docking Ports in the Planetary Base form, to dock in space and make more easy for make base.
Hello, I'm french and if you want I can translate it in french.
It's an awesome mod, congratulations !
I translated the KSPedia in french, I suggested the file on GitHub.
I have not seen anything on github yet. Have you made a pull request?
Hello. I have a problem with the mod, I installed it like it should be (put the game data folder of the mod inside the Game data folder of KSP) and the guide for even shows up in KSPedia but I cant find any parts in the ship editor. Turning the KBPS config things on or off didnt help either.
Actually you have to put the content of the GameData folder provided by this mod into the GameData folder of KSP. Not the GameData folder itself.
I have downloaded and installed the latest version of the Planetary Base System mod. What can I do to fix the issue?
Those parts were deprecated and replaced way back with version 0.2.9 of this mod in December 2015 and finally removed half a year ago to reduce clutter.
You can still download them from here to get your old bases running: Deprecated parts. Just copy the "PlanteryBaseInc" folder in the zip-file into your GameData folder.
I would recomment to replace the parts (e.g. via KIS) with the new ones. The deprecated parts are no longer updated (e.g. they will not be localized) and i cannot guarantee that they will work with future versions of KSP.
Hi, I have the latest version of KSP installed and tried to follow the instructions for your mod, but... doing everything as shown in the "guides" for installing the mod has not worked. I have the directory set up as per your instructions and added in the MM, but the game does not load past the "Kkaoss drill" file. I have tried everything I could think of, but the load still fails.
This problem is most likely due to incompatible version of KSP and this and/or other mods.
Please make sure that KPSB and any other mod (especially ModuleManager) are explicdly supportting the exact version of KSP you are running.
E.g. when you have KSP 1.3.0, you need KPBS version 1.4.3, the lastest version of KPBS for KSP 1.2.2,1.2.1 and 1.2.0 is version 1.4.2.
If you are 100% sure that all yor mods are compatible with your version of KSP and it still does not work, please send me the log file KPS creates every time it runs. (It is the file name KSP.log that is located in the same directory as the KSP executable). You can e.g. upload the Log to a filehoster and send me the link to it.
How do you download this. I put it in the game data file and it didn't work. Can someone plz help me?
Did you take a look at the installation instructions that are mentioned in the description above?
Sorry, but that is not possible. I didn't even have KSP back when 0.23.5 was released.


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Edward S. James Jr., better known as Eddie James, is a musician, praise and worship leader, record and publishing company owner, nonprofit executive, singer and songwriter. Among his many achievements is founding the Phoenix Mass Choir, where he serves as lead vocalist and principal songwriter.
Born in Phoenix, Arizona, and raised in the Church of God in Christ, James accepted Christ at age eight and began pursuing music ministry the following year. In 1993, James organized Eddie James Ministries. Under this umbrella James established several musical organizations, including the Phoenix Mass Choir, ColourBlind, Asaph, Tab and Ultimate Call.
James and the Phoenix Mass Choir released their national debut album, Higher, on James' own Fresh Wine Records in 1995, distributed by Intersound. Recorded at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church in Phoenix, the album features ten songs, all written by James. It soared to No. 3 on the Billboard Gospel Albums chart.
Propelled by this success, James tackled a solo album, Grace, the following year. It was also released on Fresh Wine with distribution by Intersound. James' third album, 1998's Psalm 23, found him recording with a culturally diverse group of five young men and women called ColourBlind. The group's Fresh Wine project was picked up by CGI Records and featured some production by an up-and-coming Aaron Lindsey. Entering the world of musical drama, ColourBlind created Break the Walls to lead conversations among high school and college youth about the perils of drugs, violence, pre-marital sex, racism and dysfunctional families.
The year 2008 saw the release of Freedom, an album featuring James' group Ultimate Call. The title track has become one of James' best-known compositions. Two years later, James recorded another solo album, God, as well as Victory, with the Phoenix Mass Choir; both were recorded for Fresh Wine Records. Victory included appearances by the Oakwood College Choir and James Huey, who performed When I Think About the Lord.
The two-CD release Shift (Fresh Wine, 2012) found James working within the rhythmic praise and worship style popular in multicultural megachurches. The discs feature solo turns by Bryn Waddell, Jayna Cullens, Nick Franklin and Alicia Evans.
The year 2013 witnessed the Malaco release of Jehoshaphat's Song and Thank You for Being There by James and the Phoenix Mass Choir. The Journal of Gospel Music called Thank You for Being There "a heartwarming ballad of gratitude that could be directed to a mother, father, grandparent, spouse, friend, or the Most High for their steadfast support in good times and bad."
James serves the Karen Wheaton Ministries as Music and Performing Arts Director for its youth ministry, Chosen, and ministers with Wheaton and Chosen on the Trinity Broadcasting Network. He also ministers at Wheaton's the Ramp, a youth center in Hamilton, Alabama, and runs a rehabilitation and restoration program called DreamLife. With locations in Ocoee, Tennessee, and Junction City, Georgia, James and the DreamLife team help high school and college age youth recover from alcohol and drug abuse, depression and suicide, cutting and gang violence.
Besides by his own groups, James has had his songs rendered by such artists as Judy Jacobs, Helen Baylor, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and the Mississippi Mass Choir. March 2019's Jesus is the latest collection of rhythmic and contemplative praise and worship songs for which James has become well known.
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Toverland uses shuttle bus: easy access by public transport this summer
The Province of Limburg and Toverland are using a special shuttle bus this summer holiday which runs from Horst-Sevenum station. The theme park is accessible by public transport every day this summer thanks to this shuttle bus, which is a supplement to Arriva's regular bus service. The new timetable starts on 1 July. Travellers are able to order a cheap combi-deal for train, bus and entrance to Toverland via website ns.nl/spoordeelwinkel.
Currently, it's impossible to reach Theme park Toverland by bus from the nearest Horst-Sevenum train station during weekends and in the evenings. This changes from 1 July. The regular weekly bus service (Arriva route 79) continues for an extra hour in the evening. The last bus then leaves for Horst-Sevenum station at 19:47. This means that both visitors and staff members of Toverland have easier access to the theme park by bus and also helps them with the return trip. A special shuttle bus (route 179) is used during the weekends.
Carin van Berkel, Commercial Director Toverland, is very pleased with this development. "The expansion of Toverland also increased the number of guests and staff members who want to visit Toverland by public transport. Good accessibility by public transport is essential for our visitors and staff. It fits both within our ambitions to grow as well as our aim for sustainability." The Province of Limburg contributes to the realisation of this shuttle bus together with Toverland. The special shuttle bus service is carried out by transport company Arriva.
Shuttle bus timetable
The shuttle bus operates during weekends from Saturday 6 July until Sunday 1 September, which is two weeks longer than last year. Toverland is open every day from 10:00 until at least 18:00 hours during this period. The timetable of the shuttle bus is adjusted to the theme park's opening times. Toverland remains open until 23:00 hours during the Midsummer Evenings, which take place from 17 July until 17 August every Wednesday and Saturday. The shuttle also bus operates on those evenings. The timetable can be found on both Arriva and NS travel planners and also via 9292.nl.
Combi-deal train, bus and Toverland
An interesting combi-deal can be ordered from 1 July via ns.nl/spoordeelwinkel. Adults pay only € 34.- which includes a trip on the train, the Arriva bus and a ticket for Toverland. The price for children from the age of 4 up to 11 years is € 24.-. It is also possible to travel using an OV-chipkaart. A single bus trip from Horst-Sevenum station to the theme park costs € 2.21. It is also possible to buy a daldagkaart from the bus driver for the price of € 7.10 (return ticket, valid for 1 adult and 2 children up to the age of 11 years).


Our 8th annual Lavender Harvest Days event is fast approaching. Save the Date July 10th-12th. We are also celebrating our 15th year in business. Wow! I can hardly believe that. I need to find some pictures of when we started. This was just a bare piece of pasture. Now everything is full and lush. Even the weeds.
This is when I kinda go into panic mode. Deadline for soap making is coming up. Soap has to cure so I really have to plan ahead. I'll be making a lot of soap this week and next. .
Lavender Buds Soap today. I think a few more batches too. Lavender Rosemary & Mint, then Lavender Lemongrass and Lavender Oakmoss & Sandalwood. Yum!
There is still lots to do around the farm. I wish there 2 of me. But no worries. It all comes together in the end and everybody has a great time.
Our Royal Velvet is starting to open up. Maybe a little early. I'll be cutting some bouquets Friday morning for a wedding.
Oh yeah, I better get on that soap making.
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Dani Rodrik (* 14. August 1957 in Istanbul) ist ein türkischer Ökonom und Professor an der Harvard University. Er beschäftigt sich vor allem mit Mechanismen der Wirtschaftspolitik.

Leben und Wirken
Rodriks Familie ist sephardischer Abstammung. Rodrik lebt seit den 1970er Jahren in den Vereinigten Staaten; er hat einen amerikanischen und einen türkischen Pass.
Nach seinem Schulabschluss am Robert College in Istanbul studierte Rodrik ab 1975 am Harvard College Politikwissenschaften. 1985 machte er seinen Ph.D. in Ökonomie an der Princeton University, dann war er mehrere Jahre an der Columbia University.

Seit 1996 ist er Professor in der John F. Kennedy School of Government an der Harvard University.

Von 2013 bis 2015 hatte er eine Professur am Institute for Advanced Study. Auch ist er Gastprofessor an der London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Positionen
Rodrik ist Kritiker einer Überbetonung der Freihandelspolitik im Zuge der ökonomischen Entwicklung. Während Außenorientierung grundsätzlich mit höherem Wachstum einhergehe, seien entwicklungspolitische Standardrezepte der Handelsliberalisierung keine Erfolgsgaranten und würden effektiveren Wachstumsstrategien im Wege stehen. In seinem Buch Das Globalisierungs-Paradox stellte er die These auf, Freihandel, Demokratie und Nationalstaatlichkeit seien miteinander unvereinbar – man müsse sich gegen eines der drei entscheiden. Er plädierte für die Einschränkung des Freihandels, weil Demokratie ein höheres Gut sei und eine Weltregierung utopisch. Die Globalisierung sieht Rodrik in einigen Bereichen als zu weit gegangen – er nennt dies "Hyper-Globalisierung", bei der, so DIW-Präsident Marcel Fratzscher im März 2018 in einem Beitrag für SPIEGEL Online, "die Regeln des Welthandelssystems nicht nur liberalisiert, sondern vor allem zugunsten bestimmter Interessengruppen, wie multinationalen Konzernen, verändert wurden".

Im Jahr 2010 tauchten in einer türkischen Zeitung angebliche Geheimdokumente auf: detaillierte Pläne eines Militärputsches, um die Regierung mit einer Reihe von Anschlägen zu destabilisieren und zu stürzen. Kopf des Komplotts sollte der pensionierte General Çetin Doğan sein – Rodriks Schwiegervater.

Rodrik engagiert sich in öffentlichen Debatten in seinem Heimatland. So äußerte er sich mehrfach kritisch über den Ergenekon-Prozess, in dem u. a. sein Schwiegervater Çetin Doğan angeklagt war.
Rodrik und seine Ehefrau Pinar recherchierten ab Januar 2010 jahrelang, um die Unschuld von Çetin Doğan zu beweisen.
Mit ihren Forschungen über die dunklen Machenschaften im türkischen Staatsapparat haben sich Rodrik und seine Frau viele Feinde gemacht, zeitweise ermittelten türkische Behörden gegen sie wegen Terrorismusverdacht.

Nach dem Putschversuch in der Türkei am 15./16. Juli 2016 machte Rodrik die Gülen-Bewegung für den versuchten Putsch verantwortlich. Er vertrat die Ansicht, dass ein Erfolg des Militärkomplotts die Aussicht für die türkische Demokratie noch weiter verschlechtert hätte, die Türkei aber bereits seit langem keine echte Demokratie mehr gewesen sei. Der Putsch habe das Einfallstor geöffnet, noch mehr Bürgerrechte zu beschränken und die Rechtsstaatlichkeit abzuschaffen.

Mitgliedschaften und Ämter
 National Bureau of Economic Research
 Centre for Economic Policy Research
 Institute for International Economics
 Council on Foreign Relations
 Mitherausgeber des Review of Economics and Statistics
 Vizepräsident der International Economic Association
 Fellow der American Association for the Advancement of Science
 Päpstliche Akademie der Sozialwissenschaften (ordentliches Mitglied seit Januar 2020)

Ehrungen
 2002: Leontief-Preis
2007: Albert O. Hirschman-Preis des ISSC
2020: Prinzessin-von-Asturien-Preis für Sozialwissenschaften

Publikationen (Auswahl)
 mit Alberto Alesina: Distributive Politics and Economic Growth. In: Quarterly Journal of Economics. Band 109, Nr. 2, 1994, S. 465–490
 Has Globalization Gone Too Far? Overseas Development Council, 1999, ISBN 1-56517-027-X
Grenzen der Globalisierung. Ökonomische Integration und soziale Desintegration. Campus-Verlag, Frankfurt/New York 2000, ISBN 3-593-36412-3
 The New Global Economy and Developing Countries: Making Openness Work. Overseas Development Council, 1999, ISBN 1-56517-027-X
 The Global Governance of Trade As If Development Really Mattered. In: UNDP. 2001 (online)
 (Hrsg.): In Search of Prosperity: Analytic Narratives on Economic Growth. Princeton University Press, 2003, ISBN 0-691-09268-0
 mit Margaret McMillan & Karen Horn: When Economic Reform Goes Wrong: Cashews in Mozambique. In: Brookings Trade Forum 2003. 2004, S. 97–165
 One Economics, Many Recipes. Globalization, Institutions, and Economic Growth. Princeton University Press, 2007, ISBN 0-691-12951-7.
 mit Pınar Doğan: Balyoz; Bir Darbe Kurgusunun Belgeleri Ve Gerçekler. Destek Medya Prodüksiyon, 2010, ISBN 978-605-4455-11-9.
 The Globalization Paradox. W.W. Norton & Company, 2011, ISBN 978-0-393-07161-0.
Das Globalisierungs-Paradox. Die Demokratie und die Zukunft der Weltwirtschaft. Beck, München 2011, ISBN 978-3-406-61351-7.
 Economics Rules: The Rights and Wrongs of the Dismal Science. W.W. Norton & Company, 2015, ISBN 978-0-393-24641-4.
 Straight Talk on Trade: Ideas for a Sane World Economy, Princeton University Press, 2018, ISBN 978-0-691-17784-7.
 mit Olivier Blanchard (Hrsg.): Combating Inequality: Rethinking Government's Role. MIT Press, Cambridge 2021, ISBN 978-0-262-04561-2.

Weblinks

 Rodriks Homepage
 Rodriks Blog
 Review of Economics and Statistics

Einzelnachweise

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Ökonom (21. Jahrhundert)
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Hochschullehrer (Institute for Advanced Study)
Hochschullehrer (London School of Economics and Political Science)
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Mitglied der Päpstlichen Akademie der Sozialwissenschaften
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Q: How to tell NetBeans where gnutls is on my system? I tried to build a C/C++ project with NetBeans on my macOS Sierra, and got the following error message:
The following required libraries were not found:
     gnutls
Maybe some development libraries/packages are missing?

I do have gnutls installed. How can I tell NetBeans where to look for it?

A: Create a symbolic link to gnutils inside /usr/local/bin, e.g.
ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/gnutls/3.5.14/bin /usr/local/bin/gnutls

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French imams: Muslims must condemn 'barbaric' attack on newspaper
By Andrea Gagliarducci
Vatican City, Jan 7, 2015 / 02:29 pm (CNA/EWTN News) - Two French imams visiting the Vatican have called on Muslims to respond to the deadly attack on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo by rising up to express their disgust at the criminals who have "hijacked" their religion.
"Muslims are shocked and tired… the silent majority of them feel as if they are taken hostage," Tareq Oubrou, director of the Mosque of Bordeaux, said Jan. 7.
Muslims need to demonstrate in public squares to "express their disgust" at the attack, he said, adding that the criminal action strikes "Islam and French Muslims."
Mohammed Moussaoui, president of the Union of the French Mosque, emphasized that he was "frightened and shocked" by news of the attack, since he had just prayed with Pope Francis "for peace and brotherhood capable to consolidate and strengthen the world," with a special intention for Christians in the Middle East. "If extremists keep on doubling their effort and intensifying their actions, violence and atrocities, Muslims must intensify their reaction to these barbaric acts, sometimes unfortunately perpetuated in the name of Islam," Moussaoui said.
The two religious leaders were among a delegation of four French imams making a two-day visit to the Vatican organized by the French bishops' conference's office for relations with Islam.
The Paris attack took place while the four imams were attending Pope Francis' general audience in Vatican City's Paul VI Hall. Oubrou and Mossaoui spoke about the attacks to the French news outlets La Croix and I-Media.
On Wednesday gunmen armed with a Kalashnikov and a rocket launcher attacked the Paris office of the newspaper Charlie Hebdo. They killed at least 12, including two police officers, and critically wounded four.
The attackers hijacked a car and sped away, shooting at police and running over a pedestrian, Agence France Presse reports.
According to police, witnesses said the attackers shouted phrases like "we have avenged the prophet" and "Allahu akbar," an Arabic phrase meaning "God is greatest."
The newspaper has a history of publishing provocative cartoons about Islam's Prophet Mohammed, as well as obscene cartoons about Popes and Catholic nuns. Its latest edition featured a front-page story on French author Michel Houellebecq, whose controversial new novel "Submission" portrays a France ruled by an Islamic government.
French officials placed Paris on the highest security alert status in the wake of the attack.
Oubrou worried about the attack's effects on France and on the French Muslim community.
"This act may split society and slow down the assimilation and integration of Muslims in French Society. Who benefits from this crime? Neither Islam, nor Muslims. Religions are made to unite people, and every act that would in the end split humanity is not a religious act," he said.
He said the Muslim community must "rise up" to express "disgust" for the hijacking of Islam by madmen.
Moussaoui similarly said Muslims need to react against what he characterized as criminals' instrumentalization of Islam.
Moussaoui said that French Muslims are "victims twice over" since on one side their religion is "exploited by criminals" and on the other they face "the populist attempt to take advantage from these criminal actions in order to worsen and reignite French society's splits and fears."
The French imams' delegation to the Vatican also met with members of the French Seminary in Rome and visited the Pontifical Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies in Rome.
The attack on the newspaper office drew worldwide condemnation.
Pope Francis voiced his "strongest condemnation" of the "horrible attack," Holy See Press Office director Father Federico Lombardi said Jan. 7. Fr. Lombardi expressed both the Pope's prayers for the victims and their families and his closeness to those who work for peace and justice in order to "heal in their depth the sources and causes of hate."
The French Bishops Conference also issued a statement condemning the attacks.
"This is obviously unspeakable terror. Nothing can justify such violence," the French bishops' conference said. "The barbarism expressed in these killings hurts us all."
"It affects more than freedom of expression, a fundamental element of our society," the bishops said, adding that French society consists of "diversity of all kinds" and "must continually work to build peace and brotherhood."
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High-profile figures like Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd and ex-leader Iain Duncan Smith would be at "high risk" to lose their seats and Jeremy Corbyn would win the keys to Downing Street, the study shows.
Do the Tories need to win back young voters or Brexit supporters?
The Tories have a problem, or make that two. Look at their current polling and you'll see that among some surveys they have dropped up to 10 per cent in the past month. Meanwhile, there aren't exactly many young voters growing up and pinning blue ribbons on their chest.
As is the case in a first past the post system the main parties have to be a "broad church" to have a chance of winning. Being too focused on one particular position will turn away many voters, some of whom will thereafter feel more comfortable in another party.
Struggling over Brexit and finding it difficult to attract younger voters, The Sunday Times wonders whether the Conservatives have a death wish considering the way they are ignoring serious splits within their party.
Writing in The Spectator, James Kanagasooriam argues that the Conservatives are turning entire swathes of young voters and the generations that will soon be eligible to vote away for eight reasons.
First is that the younger generations in the UK are more ethnically diverse than the old, and ethnic minorities are not particularly favourable towards the Tories. Second is the expansion of higher education, Kanagasooriam cites data explaining that the more educated a voter is the less likely they are to vote Conservative. He writes that higher education changes a young person's outlook on life, altering their views on domestic politics and Brexit.
The increase in young people moving to cities is his third cause for Tory concern, writing that small towns that make up the core of Conservative support provide little to no opportunities for young people whereas the left leaning cities attract them.
Fourth and biggest of Kanagasooriam's reasons is the decline in home ownership among young people. He argues that looking at average house price vs income in each constituency can tell you a lot about the Tories' chances in that seat, the bigger the gap the less likely home ownership becomes and the worse the Tories do.
Fifth is the long term effects of tuition fee rises, for which the Liberal Democrats suffered greatly during the coalition. The long term effect turned up to 25 per cent of the electorate, mostly young people, away from party loyalty and were hoovered up by Jeremy Corbyn a few years ago.
Sixth is the long term effects of the 2008 financial crash, changing people's views on how the economy should work and driving more people into supporting Corbyn's policies. Kanagasooriam argues that past generations had the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Winter of Discontent as their defining event, current generations have the financial crash.
Brexit is the seventh problem. A majority of young people oppose Brexit and the Tories are increasingly becoming the party of Brexit. While Labour has their own problems in this regard it is the Conservatives who are taking most of the blame, some voters might never forgive the party for it.
Finally, the party suffers from appalling optics by so often appearing on the wrong side of ethical positions. Younger voters have a clear idea of what is right and wrong, so hearing that Tory MP Christopher Chope blocked bills that would fight upskirting and female genital mutilation makes them believe the Tories are bad people ethically.
Even if they enact their plan to win back younger voters the Tories are still having to deal with the backlash from Brexit. Having failed to leave on the long advertised exit date of March 29, the UK was then scheduled to leave on April 12 without a deal or May 22 with one. No deal has been agreed but the UK has been granted an Article 50 extension until October 31.
This is harming the Conservatives in the polls, with the party predicted to lose 60 seats and the reins of government in the event of a general election. The failure to deliver Brexit on time is one of the main reasons voters are turning away.
Many Conservative voters are pro-Brexit and feel let down by the government's inability to leave the EU on the timetable they repeatedly championed. Theresa May repeatedly insisted her government was aiming to leave on March 29 and they have not managed to do that.
Martin Baxter, founder of Electoral Calculus, argued that the large numbers of voters either abandoning or doubting the Tories explained why David Cameron held the referendum in the first place. Suggesting the referendum wasn't held to satisfy Tory MPs but to stop the flow of anti-EU voters from supporting UKIP.
If the decision to hold a referendum stopped the flow and the result reversed it, effectively eliminating UKIP's raison d'être, the failure to implement what Leave voters wanted has resumed it. There are enough voters in the UK for whom leaving the EU is more important than which party forms a government, they backed the Tories when it looked like they were the party delivering Brexit but delays have once again lost them.
Current polling for the Conservatives makes for horrific reading, they are dropping far below Labour as voters join UKIP and Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party. A new Opinium poll has Tory support dropping to 29 per cent, not quite as bad as the 23 per cent low in 2013 but still terrible for a government that needs to unite the country and face the biggest post World War Two crisis since the Suez Canal.
The Daily Telegraph reports that the Tories are polling so badly as to be compared to Sir John Major's party in 1997 where they were crushed by Tony Blair's Labour.
If Brexit is causing voters to abandon the party and their current stance on a range of issues is making new generations view the Tories with suspicion and distrust then the party is in serious trouble. Losing voters and failing to replenish them from elsewhere is the grim reaper looming over the future of the party.


At a recent planning appeal relating to a large development in Suffolk, an inspector has rejected elements of a s106 requirement which demanded payment of annual monitoring fees for oversight and reporting on compliance with a travel plan associated with the proposed development.
The local authority concerned had not demonstrated whether it would need to employ additional staff, did not indicate the likely time required to undertake the supervision work nor the extra costs it would impose on the council to deal with the administration and the supervision of the travel plan. The council had asked for £1000 per year but the inspector found this failed, for the reasons outlined above, to meet the test of being fairly and reasonably related in scale and kind to the development and therefore contravened paragraph 204 of the NPPF.
This does not mean that monitoring fees will always be unreasonable but having regard to previous Court decisions, there is an expectation that the monitoring of compliance with obligations should form part of the day to day general overheads of the local authorities, funded by the tax payer. This means that in most cases there should be no individual demands for payments from developers promoting new schemes.
The exception is where the scale and complexity of the development project justifies the commitment of significant abnormally high levels of resource which can be demonstrated by the local authority. The previous case on monitoring fees suggested that a specific contribution should be justified only in exceptional circumstances, so that in the case of run of the mill developments, a demand for such fees would normally not be appropriate.
This decision is no more likely to change the approach adopted by local authorities than the previous decisions, but the approach of the Planning Inspectorate and the Courts to such demands is a matter which all developers should bear in mind when negotiating s106 obligations.
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Home MMA News Georges St. Pierre Makes Retirement Official, Leaves USADA Testing Pool
Georges St. Pierre Makes Retirement Official, Leaves USADA Testing Pool
Credit: Dave Mandel/Sherdog.com
UFC legend Georges St. Pierre has formally notified the UFC of his retirement, resulting in his removal from the USADA testing pool.
After announcing his retirement at a press conference in Montreal last month, UFC legend Georges St. Pierre has followed through. ESPN was first to report that GSP has served written notice of his retirement to the UFC, resulting in his removal from the USADA (U.S. Anti-Doping Agency) testing pool. While not unexpected, it eliminates any notion that St. Pierre might quickly reverse course and return later in the year for a money fight.
Athletes returning from retirement are required to re-enter the testing pool for a period of six months before returning to competition.
St. Pierre, in making his retirement official, leaves the sport as perhaps the only fighter with zero unavenged losses to have hit the levels he did. The unquestioned greatest welterweight of all time, GSP made nine consecutive title defenses at 170lbs between 2008 and 2013. He holds the record for most wins in title fights at 13, including his first stint as welterweight champ, and brief middleweight reign in 2017, after defeating Michael Bisping for the title. That win, one of his most impressive (and his last), came after a four year hiatus from the sport.
Georges St. Pierre sinks in a rear-naked choke on Michael Bisping at UFC 217, November 4 2017. Credit: LEGENDA (via AP)
Throughout his twenty-eight fight career, St. Pierre fought the best competition from multiple eras. His only losses came to Matt Hughes, himself a UFC legend, and Matt Serra, in one of the most shocking upsets of all time. GSP would come back to defeat both of them, handily. Hughes he would defeat twice. Serra would fight just three more times after being stopped via knees by St. Pierre, losing twice then retiring from the sport.
When announcing his retirement, St. Pierre noted that he had sought out a fight with lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, but the UFC went another direction. He didn't fully rule out a return in the right circumstances, but it's likely the Canadian legend has hung up his gloves for good.
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