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United States Congratulates President Buhari On His Re-Election
Layeni Johnson 0 March 1, 2019
Few days after the Independent National Electoral Commission declared President Muhammadu Buhari as the winner, the United States has congratulated the President on his re-election.
The Secretary of State in the U.S., Michael Pompeo, claimed that the assessments of international and domestic observer missions affirm the credibility of the election.
he stated that the United States' assessment was "in spite of localised violence and irregularities".
Pompeo took the time out to call on Nigerian to ensure a free, fair and credible governorship and House of Assembly elections. He said;
"The United States congratulates the people of Nigeria on a successful presidential election and President Muhammadu Buhari on his re-election."
"We commend all those Nigerians who participated peacefully in the election and condemn those whose acts of violence harmed Nigerians and the electoral process."
"We note the assessments of international and domestic observer missions affirming the overall credibility of the election, despite localised violence and irregularities."
"We also congratulate all the other candidates for their peaceful participation in the electoral process."
"We call on all Nigerians to ensure successful state elections next week."
"Going forward, the United States remains committed to working together with Nigeria to achieve greater peace and prosperity for both our nations."
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The holiday facilities of the Co.Ge.Tur consortium are located on the side of Calabria that overlooks the Tyrrhenian, opposite the Aeolian Islands (less than two hours away, from the port of Tropea), along the section of coastline from Tropea to Capo Vaticano, that called Costa Bella (Beautiful Coast) to be more precise. The entire section of coastline from Pizzo Calabro to Nicotera Marina is referred to as the Costa degli Dei.
It is undoubtedly one of the southern locations most sought after by Italians and foreigners and a place full of history and beauty.
Tropea is the natural capital of the Costa Bella (as well as of the Costa degli Dei), from a touristic, historic and cultural point of view and it also constitutes the most interesting location in Calabria thanks to its beautiful and modern tourist port, its picturesque alleyways and its centuries-old town squares littered with colourful shops, ice-cream parlours, restaurants, pizza houses and local nightclubs.
Nearby Capo Vaticano, on the other hand, which has the majority of the holiday establishments is famous for its splendid bays (Bay of Riaci, Formicoli, Torre Marino, Grotticelle and Santa Maria), its white sandy beaches (Tono, Tonicello and Torre Ruffa), some fascinating sea beds and a surrounding hinterland packed full of history and traditional local produce famous the world over, such as the Red Onion of Tropea and 'Nduja di Spilinga (a spicy spreadable sausage of smoked pork, unique to Calabria).
And it is still, to this day, one of the most enchanting places imaginable.


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Here's Every Device You Can Use To Stream Disney Plus
Brendan Hesse
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Disney Plus (or Disney+, if you prefer) is almost upon us. We know many important details about the House of Mouse's standalone streaming service — including how much it'll cost in Australia and what you'll be able to watch. Now a final piece of the puzzle has been revealed: all the devices you can use to stream Disney+ at launch.
Below is everything that will support Disney+ when the service launches in November. It's worth noting that this list comes via Disney America – so don't be surprised if some of the options don't work in Australia. With that said, it's a safe bet that most of these will be popping up Down Under either during or soon after launch.
Here's the list:
Android devices, including Android TV
iOS and iPadOS
PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro
Roku devices, including smart TVs with the Roku TV OS
Web browsers via disneyplus.com
Xbox One consoles, including the Xbox One S and One X
There are a few notable omissions here with the big one being Amazon products. No Fire TV devices or Kindle Fire tablets will support the service, at least at launch. The Nintendo Switch is also absent from the list.
It's always possible that Disney+ could expand to Amazon and Nintendo's products in the future, but for now, that doesn't seem to be part of Disney's plan for its new service.
That said, Ultra HD streaming does seem to be part of the plan — at least for select content that supports UHD 4K and HDR. You'll need a strong enough internet connection and devices that can manage that resolution, of course, which is never guaranteed in Australia. On the plus side, Disney+ won't charge you extra to access the best video quality you can get.
Disney+ will cost $8.99 monthly or $89.99 annually in Australia. Hopefully, there will also be an option to bundle Disney+ with either Stan or Foxtel – both are reportedly in talks with the media giant. If you're curious about other features included in Disney+, click here.


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India Fisher
India Fisher is possibly best known as the voice of MasterChef, but she is also an extremely versatile comedy and character actress. She was a regular contributor for Dead Ringers, and has guest starred in Peep Show and Doctors amongst others, and is also very much at home on the stage, most recently playing Joan Sims in Stop Messing About.
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He is a gorgeous Blue Face Leicester cross sheep with silvery gray wool. He sent part of his fleece out to Shari for carding. This is the beauteous fiber that greeted us when we opened our box!
Easy to spin, soft and you could also felt, weave or dye it up. Smooches from Mayhem!


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Progressing since 1964, Seiko has brought themselves on the latest step in producing sports timing technology using a completely new generation of professional requirements. Now, Seiko Prospex includes each one of Seiko's sports watch expertise into a single collection. Amongst Seiko collectors and lovers, the Prospex collection has always been the place to find some of the most well-known sports styles. It features good mechanical movements and hard cases.
And while at this time there have always been ways to get them, now that they are really here in Skywatches.com.sg, the deed is so much easier.


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Custer's trials : a life on the frontier of a new America, T.J. Stiles
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Historian T.J. Stiles paints a portrait of Custer both deeply personal and sweeping in scope, demonstrating how much of Custer's legacy has been ignored. He refutes Custer's historical caricature, revealing a volatile, contradictory, intense person -- capable yet insecure, intelligent yet bigoted, passionate yet self-destructive, a romantic individualist at odds with the institution of the military (he was court-martialed twice in six years). The key to understanding Custer, Stiles writes, is keeping in mind that he lived on a frontier in time. During Custer's lifetime, Americans saw their world remade. In the Civil War, the West, and many areas overlooked in previous biographies, Custer helped to create modern America, but he could never adapt to it. His admirers saw him as the embodiment of the nation's gallant youth, of all that they were losing; his detractors despised him for resisting a more complex and promising future. He freed countless slaves, yet rejected new civil rights laws. He proved his heroism, but missed the dark reality of war for so many others. Native Americans fascinated him, but he could not see them as fully human. Intimate, dramatic, and provocative, this biography captures the larger story of the changing nation in Custer's tumultuous marriage to his highly educated wife, Libbie; their complicated relationship with Eliza Brown, the forceful black woman who ran their household; as well as his battles and expeditions. It casts new light on a near-mythic American figure, a man both widely known and little understood
New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 2015
xxi, 582 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates
The Protégé
The Victor
The Executioner
The Indian Killer
The Financier
The Accuser
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Media Mention April 20, 2012
Michael Toner Comments on Campaign Debt
Michael Toner, co-chair of the Election Law & Government Ethics Practice, was interviewed by Bloomberg Businessweek for a story on the financial implications of ending a presidential campaign. Following Rick Santorum's announcement that he was suspending his bid for the White House, the former Pennsylvania senator placed his campaign debt at less than $1 million.
Bloomberg reported that ending a presidential campaign "can be a nightmare that lasts years. There are employees, consultants, lawyers, and ad makers clamoring to be paid … before the Federal Election Commission (FEC) will certify that a campaign is officially over." The article added that attempts to raise money to close the debt is not easy. "Debt retirement money is the hardest kind of money in politics to raise," said Mr. Toner, a former chairman of the FEC.
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Election Law & First Amendment Litigation
Federal Election Commission Representation
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My son is a national athlete in karate and has represented Singapore in the sport.
He would like to apply for Direct School Admission (DSA) into a junior college (JC), but none of the JCs offers karate as a co-curricular activity (CCA). Thus, he is unlikely to enter the JC of his choice through DSA using his CCA.
It has been reported that recent tweaks to the DSA scheme are to bring it back to its original purpose, which is "to admit students based on specific academic strengths, or talents in non-academic areas such as the arts and sports" (Back to core objective - a chance for other talents to shine; March 8).
Unfortunately, this is not quite true in how JCs admit students through DSA.
A reply by one of the JCs applied to was this: "We are only able to offer DSA to the domains we have published on the website. Hence, we are not able to accept your son under our current listing."
Others state in their DSA application forms: "Please do not apply to the JC if the CCA you are applying for DSA is not in the list."
Why are JCs not more flexible when admitting students through the DSA scheme?
Rather than limiting admissions based on a specified CCA list, they should look at transferable soft skills acquired, such as discipline, resilience and time management - which can be applied to any CCA.


The latest edition of the United States men's basketball team begins its gold medal defense Saturday against China.
After an embarrassing bronze medal-showing at the 2004 Athens Olympics, Team USA rebounded by winning gold in 2008 and 2012. The U.S. once again is the heavy favorite for the gold entering Rio, and unlike previous Olympics, the rest of the world is getting worse not better.
Before we watch the 2016 team, let's walk down memory lane and construct the best possible Dream Team roster using U.S. squads from 1984 through 2016.
We judged each player on how talented he was at the time he played in the Olympics. That's why guys like Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, who competed in the Olympics at the end of their legendary careers, aren't included.
Here's our ultimate USA Basketball Dream Team roster.
Hardaway over John Stockton, Jason Kidd, Gary Payton and Chris Paul? Yes, Hardaway was a 6-foot-7 point guard who scored, passed and defended at an elite level. He was on the fast track to the Hall of Fame until knee injuries decimated his career starting in the late 1990s.
Jordan was the main attraction and best overall player on the first Dream Team, but he also was the star of the 1984 gold medal-winning squad coached by Indiana University legend Bobby Knight.
James' combination of size, skill and athleticism is undeniable. His ability to shoot from the outside, attack the basket and play any position at both ends of the court makes him an ideal player for international basketball.
Barkley was at his peak when the original Dream Team won gold in Barcelona. He dominated the competition with his scoring and rebounding. A few months later, Barkley carried that success into the 1992-93 NBA season, during which he won the league MVP award and led the Phoenix Suns to the NBA Finals.
O'Neal played in just one Olympic Games, but he helped Team USA capture gold in 1996 in Atlanta. The most dominant frontcourt player of his era was no match for international opponents.


This week's security update also covers the Office 2016 client for SfB.
To learn more about the vulnerabilities, see Microsoft Security Bulletin MS15-116 and Microsoft Security Bulletin MS15-123.
1st December 2015: Corrected the links under 'Download'. (Thanks Richard).
For me, both the https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49757 and https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49751 leads to Security Update for Skype for Business 2015 (KB3101496) 32bit/64bit, and not to Sfb2016 KB3085634.
Correct URLs should be: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49721 and http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49154.
Thanks Richard. They're correct now.


Brooks Property and Storage has various duplex properties in different areas of Bellingham, ensuring we will be able to provide you with a variety of choices for your duplex rental needs. Whether you attend Western Washington University or are looking for a duplex to rent on the north side of town, we have options available.
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Best practices / recommend mod list.
Is there a model available of the extruder?
Rambo E0 output fried. Need help to utilize E1 output.
Better filament guide for the second extruder?
Anyone design a decent filament monitor?


There are a two different ways to take a vacation. One way involves significant amounts of planning and scheduling everything down to 15-minute increments. Someone is usually running around like a mad person, frantically trying to keep everyone on schedule and filling each day with FUN FUN FUN! Or at least one person's ideas of fun – no substitutions or suggestions thank you very much. In my experience, these types of vacations tend to cause more stress than they relieve, and everyone involved goes home with slightly higher blood pressure.
The other type of vacation requires minimal planning, and maximum flexibility. You wanna stay another day? Okay. You wanna head somewhere else? Alright. You wanna lounge and do nothing? You got it. You wanna go do something active? Sure thing. No stress or guilt trips while still having fun and relaxing. You may not see every sight or do every activity, but how many people can claim they've even done that in their own hometown?
This trip has been an odd mixture of both types of vacations. A significant amount of planning and work went into making sure that Small World and Zubie were ready to hit the high seas. Within a week of our departure, Mamita (my cute Gramma) asked me what our plans were. Which islands were we planning to visit? How long would we stay at each one? What was there to do on the islands? It sounded foolish at the moment, but I had to confess that we hadn't planned any of that.
Our stop in Reid Harbor was not planned, and we certainly did not plan to stay for four nights. But we were with good people, in a beautiful space, and there was no urgent reason to leave.
Hiked to the Turn Point Lighthouse twice. The actual lighthouse is not much of a structure, and has been converted to an automatic system. Volunteers are working to restore the keepers' quarters and I would probably live there if it weren't for all of the tourists walking through.
Looked for Orcas and apparently left the area right before they swam by. Both days.
Kedged out our anchor for the first time while rafted with Adventurer and Sea Scape.
Had wonderful meals with friends and ate fresh caught salmon, Dungeness crabs, Elia's famous Greek Salad, and Jeff's famous pocket cookies.
Had a jam session. Technically Craig and Jeff jammed, and the rest of us appreciated their musical talents.
Tricked Brenda into staying an extra night. As it turns out, our cockpit is the perfect place to curl up and catch some warm rays that will zap all motivation. I already knew this, but Brenda had not been warned.
Celebrated Emmy's birthday by teaching her how to stand-up-paddleboard, teaching her how to play Skip-Bo, and commandeering Angela's birthday crab and seafood feast.
Got Zubie's engine working and were able to take her ashore multiple times.
Took showers! Technically we each took one shower. So if you're keeping track, that is two showers per person in about nine days.
Saw Big Easy!! We searched the harbor for their friends, Cinnamon Girl, but no luck.
Discussed communication between couples. Jeff and Brenda of Adventurer have been out cruising (by sea and by land) for a while now and have some great stories and hilarious insight into what the lifestyle is actually like. Many of my friends and family have asked if Craig and I ever get sick of each other when we are trapped in such a small space. I don't know if that happens (yet), but we do fall into a similar trap that occurs aboard Adventurer – if your partner doesn't understand what you are saying, say it louder and do not offer additional information. Jeff and Brenda unwittingly demonstrated this for us one afternoon. Jeff and Craig were in Zubie getting ready to kedge out the stern anchor. Jeff asked Brenda for a shackle and described the location where it was stowed on their boat. Brenda found a shackle and provided it to the boys. "Nooooo, I said the SHACKLE!" exclaimed Jeff. "This IS a shackle!" responded Brenda. It did not happen to be the galvanized shackle that Jeff had in mind, but had not specified. They got it figured out, and we all laughed because this kind of mess happens ALL THE TIME. When we are in these small spaces and spending all of our time together, we start to expect that our partners can read our minds and intentions. Even in the few short days of our raft up we all experienced this phenomenon several more times.
Pumped out the holding tanks like pros. Like goddamned professionals I tell you.
As Jeff mentioned in his blog, the Raft Up is risky business. If you're not careful, you could end up tied to folks that just aren't any fun. Fortunately for us, we did not have that issue. We are looking forward to meeting up again with our raft up buddies in Eastsound!
You may not have many things to do on a regular basis… EXCEPT UPDATE YOUR BLOG!!!! ROAR!! What is happening out there?!!?


Stratabeat is a boutique agency based in Burlington, Massachusetts, helping midsized B2B companies to grow through marketing, branding, and design. We develop powerful strategies to amplify your awesomeness and deliver impactful results.
We translate our Fortune 500 experience into accelerated growth for midsized companies.
It's rare when companies gain access to the insights of the Fortune 500, yet that's exactly what we deliver to you. Throughout our careers our staff has worked with some of the largest brands in the market, including Intel, Hewlett-Packard, P&G, AT&T, Staples, Panasonic, Kraft Foods, and Merck.
Our focus at Stratabeat is on translating our Fortune 500 experience into driving growth for midsized B2B companies. We leverage all of this experience to set your brand on fire. We bring your ideas to life and help you unleash revenue growth. The clients who we can help the most are the ones who like to think big, and dream big!
We eat strategy for breakfast, lunch & dinner. And dessert, too! We rethink, reimagine & reinvent your marketing.
Because we cover everything from branding to design to digital marketing, we ensure better customer experiences.
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Add a little water to a scoop of the special snow powder and it immediately expands 100 times its original volume, into a mass of fluffy white flakes. The reaction is instantaneous and with regular top ups spraying the snow can last for months. It's soft and dry to touch, or it can be placed in the freezer for a cold realistic feel. It can even be left to dry out and reused.


THE GROWTH IN 'medical tourism' has been blamed for the spread of a new antibiotic-resistant superbug found in European hospitals.
The germ represents a "clear and frightening danger"' and may become a worldwide endemic, an article in today's Lancet Infectious Diseases calims.
The bacteria, which have been isolated in 37 cases in Britain and in India, have developed near total resistance to all forms of antibiotics.
The team of international researchers who made the discovery describe the emergence of the germs as a "worldwide public health" threat and call for "co-ordinated international surveillance".
The researchers described how common bacteria such as E.coli have begun to pick up a specific gene, called NDM-1, that renders them resistant to all but the most powerful antibiotics.
The NDM-1 gene has "an alarming potential to spread and diversify among bacterial populations", they warn.
The spread of the super-resistant gene had been aided by international travel, and by so called "medical tourism" – the trend for people to travel abroad for cosmetic surgery and other procedures – the authors claim.
A number of the UK patients presenting with the resistant bacteria "had undergone elective, including cosmetic, surgery while visiting India or Pakistan", the report reveals.
The grim news comes just as the swine flu pandemic is declared officially over.


The Board of Directors of The River House, Inc named Johanna Murray as its first Executive Director. Murray previously served as the Arts Program Director. In her new role, Murray will be responsible for all aspects of The River House operations.
The River House is a new participatory, community-based arts and music program in Capon Bridge, West Virginia. Located in an historic building on the banks of the Cacapon River, the program calendar includes live musical performances, art classes, community gatherings and open work space. In addition, local artists enjoy a venue for demonstrating and selling their work. The River House also offers delicious homemade soups, light meals, pastries, coffee and other drinks.
Murray is a studio arts major from Grinnell College and a talented painter, sculptor, vocalist and musician. She worked as a long-term substitute teacher at Paw Paw High School as well as locally in Capon Bridge, Slanesville and other Hampshire County schools. Murray performs with her husband, Mike Everson, in the folk duet as "Mike&Jo" and the music group "Winter Squash". She is a native of Omaha, Nebraska and lives in Capon Bridge.
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Dalfsen () ist eine Gemeinde in der Provinz Overijssel (Niederlande). Sie hat eine Einwohnerzahl von  (Stand ).

Orte
Die Gemeinde besteht aus den Dörfern (in Klammern die geschätzte Einwohnerzahl):

 Dalfsen (8.000), Sitz der Gemeindeverwaltung
 Nieuwleusen (6.000)
 Lemelerveld (3.200)
 Hoonhorst (< 1.000)
 Oudleusen (< 1.000)

sowie einigen kleinen Ortschaften. Ein Drittel der Einwohner lebt in Bauernhöfen usw. außerhalb der Ortskerne.

Lage und Wirtschaft
Die Gemeinde liegt zwischen Zwolle und Ommen an der Vechte. Das Dorf Dalfsen, etwa 10 km östlich von Zwolle, hat einen Bahnhof an der Strecke Zwolle – Emmen. Die Gemeinde wird von Fernstraßen durchquert; es gibt aber keine Autobahnen.

Haupterwerbsquelle in der Gemeinde ist die Landwirtschaft, Nieuwleusen und Lemelerveld haben auch etwas Industrie. Auch der Tourismus ist von zunehmender Bedeutung.

Bilder

Geschichte
Der Name Dalfsen wird erstmals in einer Urkunde aus dem Jahr 1231 erwähnt. Der Ort erhielt trotz seiner günstigen Lage an der Vechte nie das Stadtrecht. Gegenüber dem Dorf steht, inmitten eines schönen Waldes, das 1320 erbaute Schloss Rechteren, das schon seit etwa 600 Jahren vom Adelsgeschlecht der Grafen von Rechteren-Limpurg bewohnt wird.  Lange Zeit stand am Ufer der Vechte eine Kastanie, die als Hochwassermarke diente. Wenn die Vechte den Stamm des Baumes umspülte, bestand Überschwemmungsgefahr.
Im 19. Jahrhundert wurde der Fluss eingedeicht.

Lemelerveld
Lemelerveld entstand als Arbeitersiedlung am Kanal Zwolle–Vroomshoop beim Zweig nach Raalte–Deventer, wo 1865 eine Zuckerfabrik die Verarbeitung der hier angebauten Zuckerrüben begann. Eine Metallwarenfabrik übernahm 1917 das Gebäude, das nach der Schließung 2001 verschwand. Das Dorf lebt jetzt von der Dahlienzucht, der Landwirtschaft und vom Kleingewerbe; viele Einwohner sind Bauarbeiter.

Nieuwleusen
Nieuwleusen entstand 1631 als "veenkolonie" (Siedlung von Torfstechern). Im 20. Jahrhundert war die Fahrradfabrik Union größter Arbeitgeber des Dorfes.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Dalfsen hat eine sehenswerte alte Dorfkirche und ein kleines Heimatmuseum. Auf der Vechte ist Wassersport möglich. Die waldreiche Umgebung lädt zu Radtouren und Wanderungen ein. In der Gemeinde befinden sich ein kleiner Jachthafen mit Kanuverleih und mehrere Campingplätze. Die zahlreichen Herrenhäuser (havezates), die meistens als Bürogebäude dienen, und das Schloss Rechteren können nicht besichtigt werden; die Parks und Gärten dieser Landsitze sind im Allgemeinen frei zugänglich.

Alljährlich wurde in Lemelerveld ein Blumenkorso veranstaltet. Es fand 2009 zum letzten Mal im August an einem Dienstagabend statt.

Das steinzeitliche Gräberfeld von Dalfsen wurde 2015 präsentiert.

Politik
Im Jahr 2022 entschied die Lokalpartei Gemeentebelangen zum wiederholten Male die Kommunalwahl für sich. Dabei holte sie über ein Drittel aller Stimmen sowie acht von 21 Ratssitzen.

Gemeinderat

Seit 1982 wird der Gemeinderat von Dalfsen wie folgt geformt:

Anmerkungen

Städtepartnerschaft
Die Gemeinde Dalfsen unterhält eine Städtepartnerschaft mit Hörstel, Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Zugunglück am 23. Februar 2016
Am Morgen des 23. Februar 2016 ereignete sich in der Gemeinde ein Zugunglück. Der Zug prallte an einem Bahnübergang mit einer fahrbaren Hebebühne zusammen. Einige Fahrzeugteile des einzelfahrenden mehrteiligen GTW entgleisten bei dem Zusammenprall und fielen um. Von 15 Insassen wurden mehrere verletzt und eine Person getötet. Bei dieser handelte es sich nach Angaben der Bahngesellschaft Arriva um den Lokführer.

Persönlichkeiten

Söhne und Töchter der Gemeinde
 Jan Houtman (1917–1944), niederländischer Widerstandskämpfer
 Peter Nijkamp (* 1946), niederländischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
 René Eijkelkamp (* 1964), niederländischer Fußballspieler
 Erben Wennemars (* 1975), niederländischer Eisschnellläufer

Personen, die vor Ort gewirkt haben
 Gostuwe von Gerner (1305), Ehefrau des Johann von Almelo (1300–1350) Niederadel, Ministranten
 Ruud Lubbers (1939–2018), niederländischer Politiker und Ökonom
 Jeroen Krabbé (* 1944), niederländischer Schauspieler

Weblinks

 Website der Gemeinde (niederländisch)

Einzelnachweise

Gemeinde in Overijssel
Ort in Overijssel

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A Little Slice Of Ireland
MB attended the Irish Football tournament in Qatar yesterday. For most of the day he could have sworn he was in Ireland!
One of the tournament organisers invited MB along to yesterday's Gaelic Football Tournament which was hosted by Qatar GAA Club at the Doha rugby grounds. GAA (for the non-Irish) stands for 'Gaelic Athletic Association', which is the governing organisation for the Irish sports of Gaelic Football, Hurling and Irish Handball, the latter of the three being very much a minority/small numbers sport.
Gaelic Football and Hurling are the two most popular spectator sports in Ireland, with international football (soccer) and rugby coming in at three & four. Rather than try to explain what each of the two Irish sports are like, take a look at the following:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEAbWrdB9XU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmzivRetelE
Both sports are unique to Ireland but are played on an organised basis wherever Irish people are living and working in sufficient numbers to keep the foreign clubs viable. The strength of the foreign clubs tends to be inversely proportional to the economic strength of the home country. When unemployment is high back home, people emigrate to Britain, USA, Australia and Middle East in particular; hence the Irish sports clubs in those regions get the boost of increased numbers.
The GAA league in the Middle East involves clubs from Qatar, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Al Ein (the only inland city in UAE), Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia & maybe one or two others. The clubs take their turns to host the once-per-month tournament, with the results accumulating over the season on a league basis. Qatar emerged victors of yesterday's event, after a day of 9-a-side matches with two halves of ten minutes per half.
But apart from the sport, the Irishness was everywhere. Guinness, pint bottles of cider, bacon sandwiches, milky white skin, freckles, red sun-burnt skin (even in the Middle East many Irish still do not know how to cope with sunshine!), U2 blaring out 'Beautiful Day' and other hits. The Dubliners and the Furey Brothers also getting a fair amount of play for the more Irish traditional music fans. And soft Irish accents from all over the home country.
A great fun day was had by all and was a credit to the organisers.
Some pics from the day:
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Well that made me hungry!
Haram sandwiches. One of life's guilty pleasures!


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said Gerard Amaro, Chief Operations Officer for UDT.
A seasoned executive with more than 15 years of experience, Grau currently leads IT strategy and technological innovation at UDT, with an emphasis on helping individual clients reduce the risks, costs and complexities associated with technology. Charles holds a bachelor's and master's degree in Information Technologies from American Intercontinental University, and an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management. He is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and has been president and board member of the iCoast CIO Council for five years.
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1 OF THOSE DAYS, A WEB SERIES SHOT ON IPHONE, PREMIERING ON INSTAGRAM
Jul 15, 2020 by smsadmin	in Alumni
New York-based Argentinian Creative Director Sabrina Barca (MS Media Management, '17) created and produced the 12-episode "1 of Those Days" web series remotely.
NEW YORK, July 17, 2020 — 1 of Those Days, an innovative, digital, episodic series will premiere the full series on July 23, on @1deEsosDias' IGTV and will display English subtitles. The comedy was shot vertically on iPhone 7, 8, and X to conceptually enhance its mobile nature.
1 of Those Days was created, co-written, and remotely produced by New York-based Argentinian creative director and producer Sabrina "Sal" Barca, Sabrina conceived the idea in 2018 after noticing the lack and the need for entertaining, fictional content on social media, and proposes Instagram as a streaming platform but adapted to social media habits. For that reason, the episodes strive for dynamic and modern storytelling and were conceived as "capsules:" individual situations that can be seen independently but that collectively complete the whole story. The account will also use the existing features, such as Stories, to share additional scenes and aspects of the story.
The episodic series was directed, co-written, and edited by Andy Gorostiaga, an actor, editor, and producer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and stars renowned actress Ailin Salas, known for XXY (2007), the Argentinian adaptation of In Treatment (2012). and Lulu (2014), for which she was nominated as Best Actress at the prestigious Argentinian Condor Awards.
The story follows a day in the life of a young woman that is invited to a party by her love interest. What starts as a seemingly regular day, soon will become a series of adventures and unexpected events that the protagonist will have to sort out to get to her destination. Her journey will ultimately lead her to learn more about herself.
ABOUT SABRINA BARCA
Sabrina "Sal" Barca is an Argentinian-born, New York-based multi-disciplinary creative with a decade of experience in advertising, film, and communications. She holds a Masters in Science in Media Management from The New School. As a creative director, she built digital strategies for clients in diverse industries. In film, she participated on the production team of "Assholes", which won the first Adam Yauch Hörnblowér Award in SXSW, and worked at Big Indie Pictures, NY based production company that produced Oscar-nominated films like "Manchester by the Sea" and Amazon Studios movies, like "Beautiful Boy", "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot" and "Last Flag Flying" among others.
ABOUT ANDY GOROSTIAGA
Andy Gorostiaga is a queer actor, director, and producer from Argentina. As an actor, he starred in BRODER, the first Latin American series about hip-hop. The series was selected for the Compétition Séries Courtes of CANNESERIES 2020 and won at the International Festival of Short Episodic Series of BUENOS AIRES SERIES 2020. Gorostiaga also participated in a varied number of TV productions, like "El Marginal 2" (Underground/Netflix) and "Estocolmo, identidad perdida" (Story Lab & Kapow), among others. He also appeared in the film "Río" directed by Santiago Canel, participant of the FICIC International Competition in 2019. "1 of Those Days" is his directorial debut.
COUNTRY: Argentina, USA.
FORMAT: Episodic Series
TRT: 34 MINS TOTAL
LANGUAGE: Spanish, English Subtitles.
CREATED, CO-WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY: Sabrina "Sal" Barca
DIRECTED, CO-WRITTEN AND EDITED BY: Andy Gorostiaga
CAST: Ailín Salas, Mariana Genesio Peña, Felisa Apel, Eugenio Sauvage, Camilo Cuello Vitale, Maria Mclean, Javier Niklison, Camila Peralta, Ramiro Martinez, Andy Gorostiaga, Flor Piterman, Martina Carou, Ivi Woscoboinik.
PRODUCTION: SALANDY FILMS
ASSOCIATED PRODUCTION: LEZICA.
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Stability and simplicity define the Taurus and this is what you will get in abundance this week. Friends and family will go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and content. Expenses may shoot up this month with you spending more money on luxury items. Try to curb your self-indulgence and stubborn nature as these may cause misunderstandings in your relationships. However, this is often compensated by your generous and loyal nature, which will help you get out of sticky situations.
If you are planning to start a new business venture, do so on a Monday or a Friday as these are your lucky days. Your lucky colors are blue or blue-green, which if worn for an important meeting or venture, would increase your chances of succeeding.
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Those involved in Advertising, Editing or dancing will reach new creative heights and stockbrokers will earn big money today.


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Evaluation of Tough Surface of Potatoes Served at Swedish Schools
Klara Sjölin* (1) and Dr. Jeanette Purhagen (1,2)
(1) Lund University, Department of Food Technology, Engineering and Nutrition, Lund, Sweden
(2) Perten Instruments AB, Garnisonsgatan 7a, 254 66 Helsingborg, Sweden
*Corresponding author: klara.sjolin@food.lth.se
Potatoes served at Swedish schools sometimes develop a tough surface, which is considered impaired quality. In this study, the tough surface of industrially pre-treated potatoes of the Fakse variety were prepared by steam cooking or conventional boiling and evaluated by tex-ture analysis. Depending on whether the results are analyzed based on peak force, gradient, or peak distance, the results differ. In total the results show that pre-treatment has more im-pact on quality than cooking method. However, further studies need to be done to identify the exact parameters that consumers perceive as reducing quality.
In Sweden, all children are served a free hot lunch every day. Several times per week potatoes, which are a staple food in Sweden, are one of the main components of the meal. In re-cent years the overall consumption of potatoes in Sweden has decreased, and it also has at Swedish schools (Jordbruksverket & Statistiska Centralbyrån, 2012). One reason for this is most likely the increasing awareness of quality. Unfortunately, the quality of potatoes served at Swedish schools is often considered poor, which increases the risk of unnecessary food waste and reduced nutritional intake among Swedish children (Svensk Potatis AB, 2015).
The potatoes are usually prepared in large-scale kitchens. The type and condition of the equipment varies. Usually, the potatoes are prepared by steaming cooking (SC), since the handling is easier compared to conventional boiling (CB) in a boiling vessel. It has been shown that SC gives rise to a firmer texture than CB in general (Thybo, et al., 1998), and the general opinion in Sweden is that SC also contributes to a tougher surface (Svensk Potatis AB, 2015).
To increase the efficiency of the cooking, the potatoes are usually industrially pre-peeled a few days before being delivered to the kitchens. Pre-peeling and storage temperature affects susceptibility to enzymatic browning caused by polyphenol oxidase for several kinds of fruits and vegetables, including potatoes (Kahn, 1977, Vitti, et al., 2011). One method to avoid en-zymatic browning is treatment with preservatives. Different kinds of acids and/or sodium metabisulphite (SMS) are commonly used. The acids reduce the pH and have an antioxidant effect. SMS also causes a slightly reduction in pH and acts as an antioxidant in combination with a bleaching effect. SMS has been used widely due to its efficiency and low price. In the past years though, health risks and allergies connected to sulfites have been studied, which resulted in restrictions in use of sulfites as a preservative (FDA, 1994).
Another drawback with pre-peeling is that the quite rough peeling methods, eventually in combination with preservatives, might cause an unpleasant, tough layer at the surface of the tuber. According to Kaack, Kaaber, et al. (2002), subsurface hardening depends on formation of suberin at the surface, which seems to increase if the tubers are treated with acids. Svensson (1971), on the other hand, suggests that SMS prevents the formation of suberin, but the tough layer is still formed. One theory is that the activity of the enzyme pectin meth-ylesterase increases, which causes cross-linkage of pectin causing the tough surface (Kaaber, et al., 2007).
The tough surface of potatoes can be evaluated by sensorial analysis by a panel or mechani-cally by a texture analyzer. To evaluate the cooked potatoes mechanically, the peak force is usually used to determine the hardness of the surface (Calder, et al., 2011, Kaack, Larsen, et al., 2002, Ross, et al., 2010), but other parameters such as peak distance and gradient could be used to evaluate the quality.
The aim of this study was to evaluate subsurface hardening as a measurement of quality of boiled and steam-cooked potatoes by using a texture analyzer. Both industrial and hand-peeled tubers were investigated.
SC steam cooking
CB conventional boiling
SMS sodium metabisulfite
Potato samples
Potatoes of the variety Solanum tuberosum cv. Fakse were used for analysis. All tubers were grown in the south of Sweden in the same field.
Preparation of samples
The tubers were pre-treated with similar equipment as for industrial pre-treatment, but on a smaller scale. The tubers were washed and then peeled with an abrasion peeler for 2 min, followed by peeling with a knife peeler for 40 s. The tubers were then treated with a solution consisting of 0.1% citric acid and malic acid at 8°C for 20 min, followed by treatment with 1.5% SMS for 30 s at 14°C. The tubers were stored in plastic bags at 8°C for 24 h until analy-sis. As reference, tubers were hand-peeled right before analysis.
Steam cooking
A combi-steamer (SCC WE 61, RATIONAL AG) was preheated to 100°C with 100% steam. The industrially pre-treated tubers and the reference tubers were loaded into the oven, and cooked until the center had reached 96°C. The temperature was monitored both with the built-in temperature sensor and by external thermocouples (type K).
Conventional boiling
Industrially pre-treated and reference tubers were soaked in boiling water in lab scale, and cooked until the center had reached 96°C. The temperature was monitored by thermocouples (type K).
Texture analysis
Texture analysis was performed with TVT-300XP (Perten Instruments AB) equipped with a 7 kg load cell. The tubers were cut on one side, and the flat side was placed downwards on the instrument board. A 2 mm cylindrical probe was used to penetrate the tuber 9 mm with a rate of 1 mm/s. The required force was monitored. For each variety and treatment, 5 tubers were analyzed with 5 or 6 tests per tuber.
In Figure 1, two industrially pre-treated tubers cooked with different cooking techniques can be seen.
Figure 1: Industrially pre-treated tubers cooked with different cooking techniques: CB to the left and SC to the right.
A layer separating from the rest of the tuber can be seen on the surface of the conventionally boiled tuber. This was not detected for the steam-cooked tubers on a visual inspection.
An example of the results from the texture measurements of a steam-cooked reference sample can be seen in Figure 2. The peak force was observed within 3 mm from the surface of the tuber. For some of the samples there were difficulties in determining the correct peak force due to non-specific peaks. In total 106 measurements were performed. For 7 meas-urements the peak force could not be determined properly, and therefore the data was ex-cluded from the study. The number of data points for each set-up ranges from 21 to 26.
Figure 2: Example graph from steamcooked reference sample
The results were evaluated in terms of peak force, gradient for the first third of the slope until the peak force, gradient to peak force and peak distance, see Figure 2. The results are pre-sented in Table 1. Depending on the chosen evaluation criteria, the results differ. According to peak force, the industrially pre-treated tubers cooked by CB have a significantly harder sur-face, while evaluation of the gradient shows that it is the industrially pre-treated tubers cooked by SC that differ. According to peak distance, there is a difference depending on pre-treatment, showing that industrially pre-peeled tubers get a more elastic surface, while cook-ing method does not affect the result.
As can be seen in Table 1, the gradient differs for some set-ups depend on which part of the curve is studied. In the graph in Figure 1, it is clear that the slope decreases closer to the peak force. At this position, the probe is probably affected by the texture underneath the tough sur-face. This part of the potato is softer, and therefore requires less force to penetrate, which results in a lower gradient closer to the peak.
Since the gradient is the ratio of peak force and peak distance, and both of these are sup-posed to be small to obtain a high quality, there is most likely an optimum for the value of gra-dient. However, tubers of poor quality, where both peak distance and peak force have larger values, can still have the optimum gradient. The gradient is therefore not suitable for deter-mining the quality of boiled potatoes.
Table 1: Evaluation of subsurface hardening based on peak force, gradient for the first third and the total gradient of the slope until peak force, and peak distance. Means of 21-26 repli-cates.
Values within a column not having the same letter (a-b) and a row (x-y) are significantly different (p<0.05).
Even if the evaluation of the tuber based on peak force and peak distance does not agree completely, it is clear that the tough surface depends more on pre-treatment than cooking method, and that it is increased by industrial pre-treatment.
Pre-treatment and cooking methods affect different properties of the tuber. Therefore it is critical to identify the purpose of the analysis in detail, and also which parameters represent quality, and thereafter select one or several of them. Probably both elasticity and hardness are related to quality loss, but this has to be confirmed by sensorial analysis where the con-sumer determines the quality of the tubers in combination with mechanical analysis.
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"Even in 2013, years after mobile marketing has proven its worth, many brands continue to take tepid steps that leave them trailing their competitors and, even more importantly, disappointing and irritating their customers and prospects.
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"The takeaway? We actually have a large number of consumers who have raised their hands and said that they are interested in being marketed to on their terms. Yet many businesses fail to pay attention to the customer, which, of course, is ill-advised whether we're talking mobile or not.
"In my Mobilized Marketing book, Michael Bayle, a longtime mobile executive who is now Senior Vice President and General Manager of ESPN Mobile, said that consumers are rewarding brands that provide a positive mobile experience and punishing others who fail to deliver.
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Tagged with Mobilized Marketing, ESPN.
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Lavrov, Erdogan, And Afrin: Masterful Perception Management In Action
The curious episode earlier this week of President Erdogan rebuffing Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov's request to return Afrin to Damascus' control was nothing more than a brilliant display of perception management by the Moscow diplomat and confirms his reputation as being one of the most skillful practitioners of this art in history.
The Seeds Of Scandal
The world's been so focused on the US-Russian standoff in Syria throughout the entire week that most people outside of the Arab Republic missed the curious exchange between Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Turkish President Erdogan over Afrin, but that's mostly because it was objectively a "non-event" in the first place and nothing more than a brilliant display of perception management mostly intended for the Syrian domestic audience anyhow. What happened was that Lavrov curiously announced on the same day that Russia once again sat back and passively allowed "Israel" to bomb Syria that Moscow believes that Ankara should hand Afrin back to Damascus' control, which would restore the democratically elected and legitimate country's sovereignty over the formerly "federalist"-infested region. Moreover, he also said that "Erdogan has never said that Turkey wants to occupy Afrin", which totally contradicted the prevailing Alt-Media dogma that Ankara was supposedly preparing to annex the area as part of some "Neo-Ottoman" plot.
It's unbelievable that one of the most seasoned diplomats in history, one who has extensive years-long experience working with the Turkish leader and has obviously been briefed multiple times by the Russian intelligence services on his psychological profile, would seriously think President Erdogan would do what he asked, let alone after having been visibly "called out" in public despite the priceless soft power boost that he gave him by reassuring the world that Ankara harbors no intentions of occupying Afrin. As could have been expected, President Erdogan responded negatively by saying that "Lavrov's approach is not correct (because) we know better than anyone to which side Afrin should be transferred (so) when the time comes, we will give Afrin to its inhabitants." This was widely interpreted in the pro-Syrian Alt-Media Community as a crushing blow to Russian prestige and evidence of the weaponized conspiracy theory that Turkey is supposedly moments away from "backstabbing" Russia again and therefore can't ever be trusted.
The Russian-Turkish Tango
Should Russia have really believed that this was the case and sincerely felt offended by President Erdogan's rebuke, then its witty spokeswoman Maria Zakharova would have surely responded, though interestingly enough, there was silence from Moscow's side and the issue wasn't returned to. It's unrealistic to imagine that Russia "accepted the loss" and decided to, as the UK Defense Minister rudely urged last month, "go away and shut up", so another explanation must be presented. It's here where careful consideration of Russia's current strategy comes into play and allows one to appreciate the mastery behind what just happened, but it can't be properly understood without looking at the background context. The first thing to keep in mind is that Russia is cooperating closely with Turkey over the creation of so-called "de-escalation zones" in Syria that the author warned last May could easily end up turning into unofficial "zones/spheres of influence" in the country.
This emerging outcome isn't coincidental either, but is probably exactly what Russia and Turkey planned together as part of the speculated Great Power "compromise" that underpins the basis of their fast-moving rapprochement that began with Ankara's multipolar pivot after the failed pro-American coup attempt in summer 2016. Objectively speaking, a large and strong Great Power like Turkey is much more important to Russia's overall geostrategic calculus than a small and weak war-torn state such as Syria, which means that Moscow might have concluded that it's better to "balance" regional affairs between these two neighboring Mideast states by giving a tacit "preference" to Ankara's ambitions over Damascus'. In practice, this takes the form of Russia "passively facilitating" Turkey's anti-terrorist interventions in northern Syria and subsequent establishment of FSA proxy "spheres of influence" by at the very least not doing anything to stop them, to say nothing of the potential coordination between these two Great Powers in each instance.
The Anger Over Afrin
Returning back to Afrin, there's no way that Turkey would have been able to commence "Operation Olive Branch" without Russian backing, which Ankara even acknowledged on several occasions, though this Neo-Realist move on the "19th-Century Great Power Chessboard" is unpalatable to many Syrians who can't stomach the thought of their top military partner cooperating with the country that's responsible for bringing so much death and destruction to their land. This "populist" perception is based on a lack of awareness when it comes to the larger dynamics of Great Power politics and the strictly anti-terrorist military mandate that Russia agreed to when it was invited into Syria, and knowledge about these two factors would prove that Moscow has no obligation nor intention to protect the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and that there are reasonable arguments that could be made in explaining why it works with Ankara inside the Arab Republic.
Nevertheless, some Syrians oppose the Russian-Turkish Strategic Partnership in principle and rely on their international Alt-Media supporters to channel their grievances to a larger audience, albeit in an indirect and "plausibly deniable" way that doesn't reflect negatively on their country at large due to the perceived sensitivities of this issue. Russia is clearly aware of this given its world-renowned expertise in intelligence collection and analysis, and it understands the danger of demagogic voices (some of whom might be foreign-backed or based abroad) manipulating this emotional issue in order to produce a nasty anti-Russian reaction in Syria with time, hence why it prudently prefers to publicly downplay any talk about this topic especially when it deals with very controversial issues such as Turkey's two anti-terrorist interventions into northern Syria. The Afrin issue has been very touchy for many because of the sheer volume of fake news that was spread about it in Alt-Media which resultantly advanced false narratives and engineered their attendant false expectations in Syrian society.
Perception Management Multitasking
After the enormous "disappointment" that Syrians collectively experienced once it was revealed without a doubt that most of what they had read about Turkey's "imminent defeat" in Afrin was false and following Ankara's somewhat provocative "braggadocio" about Russia's role in their victory, Russia wisely realized that it would be best for it to publicly take steps to distance itself from this affair in order to avoid enflaming what Moscow feared might have been growing anti-Russian sentiment in society in response to Alt-Media's fake news fiasco. Concurrently with this, Russia was also aware of just how much Syrians loathe its strategic partnership with "Israel", especially given that the Arab Republic proudly includes in its constitutional preamble that "Syria has occupied an important political position as it is the beating heart of Arabism, the forefront of confrontation with the Zionist enemy and the bedrock of resistance against colonial hegemony on the Arab world and its capabilities and wealth."
As "luck" would have it, "Israel's" bombing mission on Monday morning provided the "perfect opportunity" for Russia to "kill two birds with one stone", in that it decided to make what can be described as a "pro-Syrian" statement about Turkey's military presence in Afrin in order to "deflect" attention away from Moscow's "passive allowance" of Tel Aviv's latest attack. In order to ensure that the characteristically capricious President Erdogan didn't "overreact", Lavrov began his statement by denying the fake news allegations about the Turkish leader's falsely reported threats to "occupy" the region and then proceeded to "suggest" that he return it to Damascus' control, an eventuality that he knew fully well wouldn't happen because of Ankara's previous public statements on the matter. As could have been predicted, President Erdogan rejected this proposal, and the exchange between the two world figures captivated the attention of mostly only Syrians and their pro-government supporters abroad.
What would have ordinarily been a routine exchange of statements was warped into a "scandalous" episode by the Alt-Media Community, which gleefully propagated the interpretation that Turkey "told Russia off" and that the fear mongered "second backstabbing" was just around the corner. Instead of Syrians indulging in the demagogic "populist" narrative of "Russia betraying Syria" by facilitating Turkey's operation in Afrin and "passively allowing" "Israel's" latest strike (which isn't Moscow's responsibility to stop anyhow), society's attention was "constructively" "diverted" to this skillful display of perception management. Russia respects that Syrian society "isn't ready" to "understand" its Great Power diplomacy with both of those actors and that its previous attempts to have media "surrogates" explain it have been largely futile, so it opted for the "safest" choice in simply "distracting" them instead, which has actually been convincingly effective judging by a review of pro-government chatter in the English-language social media space that reveals a widespread belief that Turkey "got the best" of Russia in this ("choreographed") exchange.
Looking beyond this success, Russia will probably have to repeat its tried-and-tested method of perception management in Syria very soon again in the near future if what reliable Russian journalist and high-level analyst Maxim Suchkov reported earlier this morning on Twitter is true. This well-connected member of the country's expert community told the world in a series of tweets that Syria's hated foe, "Israeli" "Prime Minister" Benjamin Netanyahu, is "playing (an) important intermediary role [between] Putin & Trump now (an option Russia has long been favoring)", and the possible de-escalation that these mediation efforts may have yielded would essentially shatter all manner of "political correctness" by provocatively implying that "Netanyahu saved the world" in offsetting the "apocalyptic" "World War III" nightmare that most of Alt-Media has psychotically fear mongered about all week. However Lavrov does it, it can be expected that he'll creatively come up with another Afrin-like "solution" for "placating" Syrian society and staving off the dangerous scenario of anti-Russian demagogues exploiting this "inconvenient" possibility.


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package org.javabits.yar.guice;

import java.util.function.Supplier;
import com.google.inject.*;
import com.google.inject.Module;
import com.google.inject.name.Names;
import org.javabits.yar.BlockingSupplierRegistry;
import org.javabits.yar.Id;
import org.javabits.yar.Ids;
import org.junit.Test;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import java.util.List;

import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.*;

/**
 * TODO comment
 * Date: 5/21/13
 * Time: 1:30 PM
 *
 * @author Romain Gilles
 */
public class DynamicCollectionsBindingTest {
    @Test
    public void testBindListToRegistry() {
        //given
        BlockingSupplierRegistry blockingSupplierRegistry = YarGuices.newLoadingCacheBlockingSupplierRegistry();
        Module registryDeclarationModule = YarGuices.newRegistryDeclarationModule(blockingSupplierRegistry);
        final TypeLiteral<List<MyInterface>> listTypeLiteral = new TypeLiteral<List<MyInterface>>() {
        };
        final Key<List<MyInterface>> listKey2 = Key.get(listTypeLiteral, Names.named("test"));
        Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(registryDeclarationModule, new RegistryModule() {
            @Override
            protected void configureRegistry() {
                bind(listTypeLiteral).toRegistry();
                bind(listKey2).toRegistry();
            }
        });
        Key<List<MyInterface>> listKey = Key.get(listTypeLiteral);
        Iterable<MyInterface> myInterfaceList = injector.getInstance(listKey);
        Iterable<MyInterface> myInterfaceList2 = injector.getInstance(listKey2);
        assertThat(myInterfaceList, is(not(nullValue())));
        assertThat(myInterfaceList, is(emptyIterable()));
        assertThat(myInterfaceList2, is(emptyIterable()));
        //when
        final MyInterfaceImpl myImpl = new MyInterfaceImpl();
        final Id<MyInterface> id = Ids.newId(MyInterface.class);
        blockingSupplierRegistry.put(id, new Supplier<MyInterface>() {
            @Nullable
            @Override
            public MyInterface get() {
                return myImpl;
            }
        });
        final MyInterfaceImpl myImpl2 = new MyInterfaceImpl();
        blockingSupplierRegistry.put(id, new Supplier<MyInterface>() {
            @Nullable
            @Override
            public MyInterface get() {
                return myImpl2;
            }
        });

        //then
        assertThat(myInterfaceList, hasItem(myImpl));
        assertThat(myInterfaceList, hasItem(myImpl2));
        assertThat(myInterfaceList2, is(emptyIterable()));
        myInterfaceList2 = injector.getInstance(listKey);
        assertThat(myInterfaceList2, hasItem(myImpl2));
    }

}


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    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        return text.slugify(fn(*args, **kwargs))
    return wrapper

def slugify_domain(fn):
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    return wrapper

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    return wrapper

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    @wraps(fn)
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Directory \ EXPLORE Walks all over the UK \ England \ East Midlands \ Derbyshire \ Derby
! Derby KEY
The Category Derby is a subset of Derbyshire.
The following Derby Entities do NOT (currently) have Records in 'Open Paths and Trails'. Here, clicking on a Title of interest should link you to a relevant external Website (or Facebook Page):
- Derby U3A
LINK to NEARBYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Derby/
*CHA & HF Walkers & Ramblers Derby
'The Club exists to promote rambling and walking. Chiefly walks are in Derbyshire in the Peak district, though occasionally walks drift further afield by way of variety. We are open to everyone regardless of status, and welcome new members. Walks are planned and led by various members, and new ideas for walks are always needed, we do not want to get into a rut!'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/CHA-HF-Rambling-Clubs/
*Derby Activity Social Hiking Group
'Although ... we do many things, what we do most is walk. Hardly surprising with the Peak District on the doorstep. Most Sundays see a day walk of varying lengths and difficulty.'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Outdoor-Groups-Walking/
*Derby and South Derbyshire Ramblers
'Before you join the Group why not come out on some walks with us. Just contact the leader of any walk you are interested in and find out if it is suitable for you and that you have the right fitness, equipment etc. We hope to see you out in Derbyshire ...'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Ramblers/
*Derby Arboretum
Size (acreage)20
'Derby Arboretum was the first public park in Britain and was a trend-setter in that Central Park in New York was based upon its design! Located just south of the city centre, it's a Grade II listed picturesque park with a fine collection of trees.'
Description from
Discover Derby
Derby Arboretum [Derby City Council]
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Botanic-Gardens-and-Arboreta/
*Derby City Council
'As part of our countryside management work, we have got together a series of free walks and activities which are led by local groups.'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Unitary-Authority-Areas/
*Derby Nomad Ramblers
'Derby Nomad Ramblers offer a warm welcome with walks on almost every Sunday in pleasant company, predominantly in the beautiful Peak District. The club also walks on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month ... A reputation as the hardest walking club in Derbyshire was acquired in the early years, but the Club has mellowed and mellowed and the Programme now offers a range of walks with something to suit most abilities.'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Independent-Walkers-Clubs/
*Derby Parks & Open Spaces
'Derby has many fine parks and gardens for public use. There are over 375 parks and open spaces covering 13% of Derby City (900 hectares), which is equivalent to 2200 football pitches.'
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Commons-Parks-and-Gardens/
*Derby Wayfarers Rambling Club
'We are a small, friendly walking club of varying abilities. Our Programme aims to be inclusive, so walks range from about four miles to twelve, with the occasional longer one thrown in for the more intrepid! Most walks take place on a Sunday:- a full day once a fortnight; - a morning ramble on one of the remaining Sundays. Also, monthly on a Tuesday: - a short to medium walk. In the winter, we have a monthly evening meeting, but this is replaced by a walk in the summer.'
Allestree Circular Walk
Distance (miles)6
'Parkland, woodland, river valley and pastureland using footpaths and minor roads.'
Derby and Derbyshire Local Access Forum
'We set it up as a joint forum with Derby City Council following consultation with 304 organisations with related interests. It covers all of Derbyshire to the south and east of the Peak District National Park. The national park and the area of the county in the north west around Buxton and Glossop is covered by the Peak District Local Access Forum.'
Derbyshire County Council
LINK to NEARBYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Derbyshire/
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Local-Access-Forums/
Derbyshire Gritstone Way
51-100 miles
Distance (miles)56
'Conceived by members of the Derbyshire Area Rambler's Association in 1970. The route starts at Derby Cathedral and ends in Edale. Much of the way follows the eastern Gritstone edges. A booklet was published by Thornhill Press ... Unfortunately this booklet is now out of print ... The booklet is available to download ... Please note that the booklet was published some 20 years ago.'
Derby & South Derbyshire Ramblers
LINK to CATEGORYwww.open-walks.co.uk/3-51-100-Miles/
Across the UK (126)
East Midlands (395)
Derbyshire (103)
Amber Valley (11)
Bolsover (5)
Derby (12)
Derbyshire Dales (16)
Erewash (5)
High Peak (18)
North East Derbyshire (7)
South Derbyshire (7)
Rutland (13)
Eastern (496)
South East (696)
South West (553)
West Midlands (357)
Yorkshire and the Humber (335)


This is your chance to buy one of three brand new luxury appointed single level 3 bedroom villas with 1 car garaging. This is a great opportunity for the astute buyer as it is only a short level walk to Deepwater Plaza Shopping Centre, train station & the beautiful Woy Woy waterfront with walking track.
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Australia has a vibrant food, wine and shopping culture with an abundance of restaurants, cafes, bars and retail precincts offering world class quality produce and service. With this, the hospitality and retail environment is highly competitive and interior design is fundamental to creating the right atmosphere that resonates with patrons and creates a memorable experience. Conrad Gargett creates distinct retail spaces and hospitality interiors that reflect the client's brand identity and invites people to experience the unique qualities of an establishment, evoking strong positive feelings.
The Moorebank Units Relocation project comprises the relocation of the School of Military Engineering to Holsworthy Barracks, as well as the establishment of a series of supporting precincts including a new Combined Mess, which consolidated seven smaller messes on Base. The planning arrangements enable the private use of each separately ranked mess area whilst leveraging significant efficiencies from the single kitchen.
In 2010, Easton Pearson relocated to Glenmore Road, Paddington. The new space required extensive work to rebuild the staircase and upgrade the interior. The design transformed the shop, providing a fresh look which features a memorable view over the tiny garden at the rear. Easton Pearson's Brisbane boutique is located in the popular James Street precinct. It is a distinct retail space that reflects Easton Pearson's unique brand.


We are using 3.10.5 Kernel which we have already used to bring up Android on our platform.
We have disabled the Android specific configurations and rebuilt it with TIzen_defconfig. We'll check the feasibility of using 3.14 kernel with SMACK enabled. We have DRM enabled but still need to integrate the PowerVR driver to it.
Our goal as of today is bring up Tizen 2.2 Mobile. We see that in repos, it is using 3.0 kernel.
We surely plan to contribute to the community. But it can take sometime as we still have to bring up our platform.
I cannot say on whether we maintain our platform specific patches ourselves or make them available through mainstream. That's management decision still pending.
On your suggestion, I have create a request on JIRA here: https://bugs.tizen.org/jira/browse/TC-1690.
I have tried to some local Tizen builds with Tizen 2.2 for armv7l and I am stuck with errors. I have posted that in a different thread: https://lists.tizen.org/pipermail/dev/2014-October/004390.html.
Please suggest on that as well.
> the gbs to support MIPS architecture and toolchains.
> to be changed to add MIPS support.
> platform we are using.
Which version is it ? do you plan to share the source as community contrib ?
> packed into RPMs and put into pre-built/toolchain-mips folder.
do you indent to use obs/gbs or yocto ?
1st one is current tizen build system .


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The Official Record Store Chart is a weekly music chart based on physical sales of albums in almost 100 independent record stores in the United Kingdom, such as Rough Trade, Rounder Records, Jumbo and Sound It Out. It is compiled by the Official Charts Company (OCC), and each week's number one is first announced on Friday evenings on the OCC's official website.

The chart's launch was first announced by the OCC on 17 April 2012 – at the time, British record stores were selling 4.5 million albums per year, and were contributing towards 95 per cent of the country's total vinyl sales. However, music downloads held a considerable share of the albums market, leading to a decline in the number of outlets. In promoting the chart, Martin Talbot, managing director of the OCC, remarked that he could see the benefits to both digital and physical album sales, but that there was "nothing nicer than the smell and feel of a nice chunky vinyl".

The Official Record Store Chart was first broadcast by British DJ Steve Lamacq on his eponymous radio programme on BBC 6 Music; the first number one was Boys & Girls, the debut studio album by American band Alabama Shakes. Geoff Travis, founder of Rough Trade, the label that distributed Boys & Girls, stated that he was "very proud" that his label had achieved this feat.

The first Official Record Store Chart was announced on Friday 20 April 2012, five days later than normal, to coincide with the eve of the UK's fourth annual Record Store Day, an international initiative founded to encourage purchases at record shops. Talbot explained that the purpose of the chart was to "help spread the Record Store Day word throughout the year".

Best-selling albums in record stores by year

See also
List of Official Record Store Chart number ones from the 2010s
List of Official Record Store Chart number ones from the 2020s

References

External links
Official Record Store Albums Top 40 at the Official Charts Company

British record charts


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Sandra Lee's Sprawling Westchester House Is on Sale for $1.6 Million
The Emmy award-winning chef once shared the Colonial-style property with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
By Monique Valeris
Sandra Lee, an Emmy award-winning chef and television personality, is selling the Westchester, New York, home she once shared with her former partner, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, for $1.59 million. And this isn't the only real estate deal Lee has made headlines for this week, as she just purchased an oceanfront property in Malibu for $3.38 million.
The sprawling Mount Kisco residence first hit the market in May 2019 with an asking price of $2 million, so only time will tell if the lower asking price will lure the right buyer. Known as Lily Pond, the Colonial-style property is situated on three acres and offers breathtaking views. It's a true retreat, boasting a naturally fed creek, pond, and waterfall. Inside, you'll find four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a powder room. The spacious layout—which showcases an assortment of timeless neutral hues—includes three dining areas, two living rooms, walk-in closets, a gym, and more.
See below for a tour of the elegant property, which was built in 1950. Melissa Colabella of William Pitt and Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty has the listing.
1 The home features four spacious bedrooms.
2 Window seats add a welcoming touch to the master suite.
3 A look at another bedroom in the home.
4 The home includes luxurious walk-in closets.
5 Here's the master bathroom.
6 The light-filled dining area.
7 The classic, all-white kitchen.
8 Another view of the kitchen with an expansive island.
9 A breakfast nook adds charm to the kitchen.
10 A cozy seating area near the entrance.
11 The inviting living room features a fireplace and ample seating.
12 One of three dining areas in the home.
13 The powder room.
14 A sophisticated library is the perfect spot to unwind.
15 The gym.
16 Just about every room in the home offers a stunning view.
17 The home can be yours for $1.59 million.
Monique Valeris Senior Home Editor, Good Housekeeping Monique Valeris is the senior home editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers decorating ideas, home tours, gift guides and more.
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Danny Hale
Date Of Birth: Jul 1 1941
Place Of Birth: Waterfoot, Co Antrim
Position: CF
Nationality: NI
Over 13 seasons with half a dozen senior clubs Danny Hale was one of the most prolific goal scorers of the 1960s on both sides of the border. Resilient, durable, a skilful ball player, ever on the move, deceptively fast, and difficult to dispossess, he had all the attributes of the great scorers—always in the right place, superb first touch, goal poacher supreme, two-footed and inside the box the ball seemed to be drawn to him like a magnet.
Gaelic football and hurling with the Christian Brothers were Danny's schoolboy games before spells with junior clubs St Malachys, Cranburn Stars and Lisnagarvey Strollers. Semi-permanent table proppers Cliftonville, under Norman Kernaghan, was his first Irish League club, and he had just turned 18 when scoring on his Irish League debut against Coleraine in the opening fixture of the 1959-60 year.
After two years there he moved to Glentoran during the 1961-62 season where he gave notice of his intentions when he scored on his debut. With the Glens he picked up an Intermediate Cup medal, but the form of regular centre forward Trevor Thompson, with 46 goals from 53 games, restricted Danny's first team opportunities to 12 appearances when he scored six times.
It was no surprise that Danny ended up with Crusaders—two of his brothers had spent time at Seaview. The next four goal-filled seasons (21, 34, 28 and 55) were spent there, during which Crusaders recorded two rare trophy wins. The 1963-64 season brought the Ulster Cup when Danny's late equaliser in the 2-2 final against Glenavon opened the way to a replay victory.
Twelve months later this was followed by the County Antrim Shield when Danny provided two goals in the final, this time in a 6-0 win over Larne. In the following term, his fourth with Crusaders and his last before coming to Dundalk , he hit his best season total ever, scoring 55 goals but was still adrift of the 63 from Linfield's Sammy Pavis, the year's topscorer.
Joining a brand new team in a new-look Oriel Park for the 1966-67 year, he made a racing start, finding the net in each of the four opening fixtures. This set the scene for a memorable year which, under player-manager Alan Fox, delivered three trophies—including the League Championship—and two sets of runner up medals.
In a season which set new scoring records, Danny competed for the goalscoring honours with the most lethal group of forwards ever seen in Oriel Park and his 28 hits just shaded Ben Hannigan's 26 for the Leading Marksman Award. He and Johnny Brooks (Sligo Rovers) shared the title of Leading League Scorer with 15 hits each.
In his second season he featured in Oriel Park's first Euro night with the visit of Vasas from Budapest, scoring in the second leg 8-1 defeat in Budapest. But the season was disrupted by an acrimonious Board-Manager dispute and Danny left in the last month of the season to join Derry City, just in time to score 3 goals at the Brandywell before the season closed.
Derry had failed to attract Danny three years previously, but their patience was rewarded when in his first of three full seasons he established a new post war club record of 45 season goals. His 21 League goals earned him the title of the Top League Scorer and the rare distinction of collecting leading League Marksman Awards on both sides of the Irish border.
He collected a runner-up medal in the 1971 Irish Cup final when Derry fell to a Martin O'Neill-inspired Distillery. By the time he left for Ards at the end of the 1970-71 year his 3-season Brandywell record read 100 goals and at this stage his previous 9-year average was over 31 goals per season. When he finished his senior career at Ards at the end of the 1971-72 year he had hoisted his career goals to over 300.
His performances brought him three Amateur International caps with Northern Ireland, all against England (1960 3-2 loss at High Wycombe, 1963 2-1 win at Belfast and finally 1965 2-0 defeat at Ballymena). His Dundalk performances in 1966-67 earned him the Supporters Club Player of the Year Award and he was in the final short list of six from which the Soccer Writers League of Ireland Personality of the Year was chosen, when the Award went to Limerick's Al Finucane.
His biggest football disappointment came when he was with Dundalk. A lifelong Glasgow Celtic supporter, he was selected on the League of Ireland team to play the Scottish League, but a last minute injury deprived him of the opportunity to play at Parkhead. An upholsterer by trade, Danny retains his football interests through his involvement with Newington Rangers, for whom his son played and managed for many years.
3 Wins:League, Shield and top four 1966-67.
4 Runners Up: League and Shield 1967-68; City Cup and Leinster Cup 1966-67.
Player of the Year 1966-67
Leading Scorer:1966-67 (28)
Club Record … Scored in seven consecutive League games
Cliftonville 1959-60 10
Cliftonville 1960-61 9 19
Glentoran 1961-62 6 6
Crusaders 1962-63 21
Crusaders 1965-66 55 138
Dundalk 1966-67 28
Dundalk 1967-68 15 43
Derry City 1967-68 3
Derry City 1968-69 45
Derry City 1970-71 30 103
Ards 1971-72 11 11
13 Seasons 320


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Is There A Deadpool 2 End Credits Scene? Yep, But There's A Catch
You've already grabbed your chimichanga and some Trolli sour tiny hands. You've settled into your seat, ready to enjoy Deadpool 2. The lights dim, the trailers start, and there's one question on your mind: does Deadpool 2 have an after-credits scene? The answer is sort of yes, and sort of no.
But first, some big spoilers for the movie!
Here's how Deadpool 2 ends!
Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) meets Cable (Josh Brolin), a time traveler from the future who initially wants to kill him. Later, Cable starts to begrudgingly respect Deadpool. So much so that he ends up saving Deadpool's life.
After Deadpool sacrifices himself to show troubled teen mutant Russell (Julian Dennison) that someone cares about him, Cable uses the last remaining charge on his time machine. He travels back to the beginning of the final battle, and places a skeeball token on Deadpool's chest, which ultimately takes the bullet for ol' Wade.
Cable can't return home, the time machine is broken. But that's okay, plenty more sequels to figure that out!
…And then there's the first Deadpool 2 end credits scene!
In the first Deadpool 2 end credits scene, Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand) and her girlfriend Yukio (Shioli Kutsuna) fix the time machine. Then they give it to Deadpool. Then they immediately regret their decision.
…And then there's the second Deadpool 2 end credits scene!
It's actually a series of scenes, as Wade bodyslides (the movie/comics' name for Cable's form of time travel) through the movie — and other movies. He saves his girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin). He saves Peter (Rob Delaney), though weirdly none of the other members of X-Force (R.I.P., Shatterstar, Bedlam, Zeitgeist and The Vanisher). Then he travels into X-Men: Origins – Wolverine and kills himself to "fix the timeline." And then he kills Ryan Reynolds, just as the actor decides to take a part in Green Lantern. You're welcome, Canada, indeed.
Oh, and what about a Deadpool 2 after credits scene?
Nope! If you sit through the rest of the credits, you won't be treated to one last scene after the final card that says "Deadpool 2" rolls. Just blackness, and sadness that the movie is over.
That said, you might want to sit through the credits anyway. Though there's no third scene, there are ridiculously filthy songs about X-Force and the Juggernaut.
So, how many post credits scenes in Deadpool 2?
Two of 'em. Though technically if you count scenes, there's five (Negasonic in the X-Mansion, saving Vanessa, saving Peter, killing Deadpool, and killing Ryan Reynolds). That's why I said there was a catch, up top! Maximum effort!
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An Garda Siochana
Woman, 80s, dies following a two-car crash in Kerry
Three more people were taken to hospital following the incident
Gardai are investigating (Image: Collins)
A woman aged in her 80s has died following a two-car collision in Kerry on Tuesday.
Gardaí and emergency services were alerted to a head-on collision at around 4.15pm on the N22 at Dunrine near Lawlor's Cross.
A female passenger aged in her 80s in one of the cars was pronounced dead at University Hospital Kerry a short time later.
The driver and a second passenger in the same car were removed by ambulance to University Hospital Kerry. The driver and sole occupant of the second car was also taken to Hospital.
Their injuries are understood to be serious.
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The local coroner has been notified and the crash site has been preserved for examination by Garda forensic collision investigators. The road is currently closed to traffic and diversions are in place.
Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to come forward and for any road users with camera footage (including dash footage) from along the N22 at the time of the collision to make it available to investigators.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Killarney Town Garda Station on 064-6671160, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.


We are delighted to welcome back The Ed Goodale Band following their storming set supporting Steve Harley at the festival in 2018.
Ed & Ollie Goodale have played all over the UK and Europe building a rapidly growing following for Ed's songs and their energetic stage show. Recent highlights included recording a Live album 'The Gift' in Holland at the bi-annual Marillion Weekend in front of an audience from 46 different countries; launching the album at their Glastonbury Festival set and appearing before The Pet Shop Boys at Henley Festival.
Over the Winter of 2017 Ed & Ollie were joined by guitar virtuoso Steve Ball and the driving bass of Steve Burrell to form The Ed Goodale Band, which has lifted Ed's music further still.


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Peter, baron Piot (Keerbergen, 17 februari 1949) is een Belgisch arts en professor. Hij is een voormalig assistent-secretaris-generaal van de Verenigde Naties en was directeur van UNAIDS. Sinds 2008 is hij professor aan het Imperial College in Londen.

Levensloop
Peter Piot is een zoon van René Piot (1925-2016), die directeur-generaal was van de Nationale Dienst voor de Afzet van land- en tuinbouwproducten (in de omgang de Afzet genoemd).

Tijdens zijn studentenjaren voerde Peter actie binnen de Revolutionaire Arbeidersliga (RAL), de trotskistisch-linkse beweging en partij, in het voetspoor van Ernest Mandel.

In 1974 studeerde hij af als arts aan de Rijksuniversiteit Gent waarna hij in 1976 mede-ontdekker was van het ebolavirus in Zaïre. Hij vloog naar het dorp bij de Ebola-rivier, en werd zo persoonlijk verantwoordelijk voor het bedwingen van de eerste epidemie. In 1980 behaalde hij een doctoraat in de microbiologie aan de Universiteit Antwerpen, waarna hij ging werken aan het Instituut voor Tropische Geneeskunde. Hij werd later directeur van de London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

In 1995 werd hij in de Belgische erfelijke adelstand opgenomen, met de persoonlijke titel van baron. Van 2008 tot 2012 was hij voorzitter van de Koning Boudewijnstichting.

In 2009 werd hij de eerste directeur van het Institute for Global Health van het Imperial College in Londen.

In maart 2020 werd hij getroffen door het coronavirus en moest hij worden opgenomen in het ziekenhuis.

Aids
Van 1991 tot 1994 was Piot voorzitter van de International AIDS Society. Van 1992 tot 1994 werkte hij als geassocieerd directeur aan de aids-programma's van de Wereldgezondheidsorganisatie.

Op 12 december 1994 werd hij benoemd tot directeur van UNAIDS en tevens assistent-secretaris-generaal van de Verenigde Naties. Hij oefende beide functies uit tot eind 2008.

Publicaties
Hij publiceerde 17 boeken en circa 600 wetenschappelijke artikels, waaronder:
Samen met Ruth Marshall: No time to lose: a life in pursuit of deadly viruses. New York: Norton, 2012. (Vertaald uit het Engels: Hans E. van Riemsdijk: Van ebola tot aids: een leven lang strijd tegen infectieziekten. Tielt: Lannoo, 2012. ISBN 9789401402262)
 Aids between science and politics, Columbia University Press, 2015

Privéleven
Peter Piot is gehuwd met antropologe Heidi Larson, de oprichtster en directeur van het in Londen gevestigde Vaccine Confidence Project en gewezen hoofd van de Global Immunisation Communication van UNICEF.

Externe links
Website over No Time To Lose
Piot op de site van de London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

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