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Camila Cabello Was Seen Kissing And Hugging Austin Kevitch!
Camila Cabello was seen with Austin Kevitch, her new romance, after some months of her break-up with Shawn Mendes!
Camila Cabello Update: Breaking up and then patching up and then having a different life from the past is quite common in Hollywood and its celebrities. We have seen a lot of celebrities who have broken up from their partner in the past few weeks and at the same time who has come into a new relationship.
Most celebrities try to claim that they are single but they are dating someone else. If we talk about any celebrity who was recently seen romancing a new partner then it is going to be the singer Camila Cabello.
The 25-year-old singer and performer Camila Cabello was seen with Austin Kevitch. It was on 7 August 2022 when Camila Cabello was seen kissing him and holding his hand. The pair wear walking hand in hand and had a lunch date. Austin who is 31 is looking very happy with Camila Cabello and it seems like they are going to have a long run.
The couple sparked the rumours around 2 months ago. They both were seen chatting in Los Angeles. Austin is the first love interest of the singer after her break-up with Shawn Mendes. Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes decided to separate their ways in November 2021 after 2 long years of dating.
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Camila Cabello with Austin was seen on a date night and had great fun together. They both were smiling and laughing while having tea.
Camila Cabello was looking very beautiful in her floral print blue dress with black sandals. She was seen in black hair that was tied up in a loose bun. She was accessorised with some gold earrings as well as a coloured bag. When it comes to Austin then he was wearing a white T-shirt and green athletic shorts. He was also wearing white sneakers that was matching up with his look carried by brown hair.
The time when Camila Cabello decided to go into a new relationship, it was the time when Shawn Mendes decided to cancel some of the dates of his Wonder World Tour. Shawn Mendes right now wants to focus on his mental health and that is the reason why he is cancelling some of the dates of his tour.
It is said by a lot of people that his relationship with Camila Cabello was great but ending it has affected the singer very badly. But it has not been confirmed by Shawn Mendes or even by Camila Cabello.
When it comes to the cancellation of the tour then Shawn Mendes has written: "After speaking more with my team and working with an incredible group of health professionals, it has become more clear that I need to take the time I've never taken personally to ground myself and come back stronger."
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Keep On Keepin' On!
As I sit down at my computer I realize I've just gone through another transformative experience. I'm about to document it. It won't all be revealed at a single time, most things with so much impact never do. Jack and Fiona are down for their morning nap. (Twin Tip: Now that the babies are fourteen months they have to be separated for their naps. Otherwise they wind each other up and won't go to sleep.) Bruce just left for Southern California. I felt sad as he walked down the stairs. But we will meet again. My house is quiet and clean, peaceful. Jack is still sick, it's possible I'm fighting off the cold myself, but hoping it's just allergies.
I was raised by scientists. My mom was a Chemist, Bruce an Engineer. I think of my mom as an Artist though. But Bruce, a true scientist. As I spent time with Bruce the past three days I realized how much he shaped me, taught me, took care of me, helped guide me in becoming the person I am today. We are family, we are so much alike. I am more like Bruce than my biological father. I'm so glad that Jack and Fiona were able to spend time with him and through the years will know him as family. My instincts were right when I felt the need to reconnect. It's important to me to be around people who make me feel good about myself, who aren't judging me, who trust me and believe in me. That's how I felt yesterday hanging out with Bruce, Danny, and the babies. We were a team. Bruce made Shepard's Pie, a dish he would cook for Danny and me when we were little kids. I made homemade chocolate chip cookies. Danny played with Jack. (He wouldn't take his nap because I made the mistake of putting the babies in the same room. I got mad and took jack out because they were goofing off then Fiona fell right to sleep) Danny put together the babies' new basketball hoop. Alan got home and we all had dinner together. I put the babies to bed. We watched two episodes of Wentworth, another Australian TV series on Netflix and I ate like ten chocolate chip cookies. That's the kind of family time I love.
We talked about my mom a lot. He confirms my memories of my mom's sadness and emotional distance. Why didn't she get help I wonder? She lived a very tortured inner life. It was very difficult to be raised by a person so emotionally unstable and has taken me years to overcome. But it must have been just as heartbreaking for my mom. To be depressed and not be able to engage with her children. I was so afraid that would happen to me before Jack and Fiona were born. I was very depressed, I had days of crying spells that couldn't be broken. Now I know it was instigated by all the years of stress and trauma I went through. It hasn't happened to me in quite a while. But I did go through that. My dad told me my mom was manic depressive. I was afraid I may have gotten the same ailment. I don't know if it's true what my dad said. Her childhood was horrible. She told me both her parents were alcoholics and emotionally abusive. She needed help to deal with that but she was too busy surviving, putting herself through college, raising kids as a single mom, just trying to make it. My mom was tough. Tough as they come. Maybe she thought dealing with her parents and childhood would make her weak. I feel bad for her. I know stress and sadness caused her heart attack.
It's crazy, life is crazy. There's been over twenty years of missed time and experience Between Bruce and I, but it's like there's no gap at all. Now here we are starting a whole new chapter. With fresh eyes, open and closed wounds, and new experiences to be had. We just keep on keepin' on! That's the only thing any of us can do. But along the way close the doors to added stress and negative people and open the doors to people who help you with keepin' on!
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amybee1000 says:
I love this post: it's brimming with healing. My folks are both still very much alive and a feature of my life daily and weekly, but I struggle enormously with working out how to connect. Al Anon has definitely helped me to be kinder to the part of my mum that found herself with two kids and no blueprint for a loving maternal relationship, and then I look at E and my inner teenager rears her head and I'm furious that she couldn't just tickle me and tell me a thousand times a day that she loved me in a way that seems instinctive to me. You are a loving soul to be able to have that kindness for your mum. xx
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I wish my mom would of done Al Anon. Thank you for the comment!!
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I know I'm not alone in my predicament, but I can't count the number of times I've missed a good photo opportunity because I was either too slow on the draw, or iOS itself was too slow to load the camera UI.
Snappy5 is a tweak that aims to minimize, if not eliminate that annoying issue. It works by using Activator to quickly pull up the Camera app and automatically snapping a photo or filming a video.
Snappy5 will set you back $1.99 on the Cydia store, but it's more than worth it if it helps you permanently recall some of life's most interesting moments that you would have otherwise missed.
You will need a jailbroken device running iOS 5 to install Snappy5, but the good news is that those who purchased older versions of the tweak can download the update for free.


You probably won't have much trouble finding "something new" to wear on your wedding day. Even the most budget brides typically end up purchasing at least one something new. However, consider that the significance of wearing it is both a lucky charm and a symbol of your future together, this fresh phase of your relationship, and the many fortunes you hope will come your way.
Symbolic Ways to Represent Your "Something New"
Here are some creative ways to incorporate the "something new" tradition.
Name Monogram: If you're taking your spouse's last name, you'll also be gaining a monogram. Incorporate this monogram into your wedding dress, a sash, or your bouquet ribbon. You could also get a necklace made with this monogram, just your new last initial, or each of your first initials. This last option works as something new even if you aren't changing your name.
Lucky Penny: If you follow the tradition of wearing a sixpence in your shoe, it's automatically old—they stopped making sixpence decades ago. But some people instead say "A lucky penny in her shoe." Find a cent coin minted in your wedding year and tape it to the bottom of your sole. Later you can frame it or add it to your scrapbook as a memento. Or, your daughter can wear it as her "something old" years in the future.
Shiny Key: If you're buying a home together, or just moving into the same place after the wedding, wear your pristine house key as a bouquet charm, or ask your florist to nestle it deep in your flowers.
Photographic Talisman: What could be more symbolic of your future together than a photograph of the two of you? Use your engagement photos to make a photo charm, to wear as a necklace, or tied to your bouquet.
Custom Handkerchief: If you're the type who easily cries at happy moments, a handkerchief is a must. Make it personal and something new—appropriate by adding your spouse to be's family crest, name, or another sentimental element. If you call your sweetheart, "bunny," embroider a sweet rabbit. If he's a big Detroit fan, a subtle silkscreened lion will make him smile through any tears.
Older Objects Joined: As a gesture representing the joining of two families, your something new could be older objects newly joined together. Take each of your grandmother's handkerchiefs and sew them together with a ribbon. Or use pieces of each of your mother's wedding dresses to make a something new wedding day purse.
Matching Jewelry: Many brides coordinate their jewelry with their bridesmaids, but you could instead coordinate with the female members of your families. Pick out a bracelet or pair of earrings that are appropriate for you, your mother, and your future mother-in-law, symbolizing the harmony between the families.
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Vincentian athletes won 3 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Joseph Payne Memorial Classic in Barbados, last weekend.
Ulanda Lewis of High Performance Athletics Club won the Girls Under-17 100 metres in 12.19 seconds and was second in the Girls Under-17 200 metres in 24.86 seconds.
The second gold medal was won by Rhea Hoyte, also of High Performance Club. She was first in the 200 metres Girls Under-17 in 24.81 seconds, with Ulanda Lewis placing second in the event in 24.86 seconds.
Nellie Ambriton of EXCEL Track Club won the third gold medal in Boys Under-17 400 metres with a time of 40 seconds. Amal Glasgow, also of Excel Track Club took the bronze medal in the event when he finished in 50.72 seconds.
Ambriton also won a bronze medal with a 3rd place finish in the 800 metres in a time 2 minutes, 34 seconds.
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Tuition Benefits for Dreamers Overturned in Arizona
Civil Rights June 22, 2017 By Jacob Maslow
Children of undocumented Immigrants, known as "dreamers," whose deportation has been deferred may not qualify for in-state tuition or other benefits in Arizona, according to USNews.com. This ruling has implications for the legal status of immigrants with delayed deportation, which according to the earlier overturned ruling, was similar to that of legal immigrants.
A three-judge panel reversed a decision made in 2015 by a judge who ruled that undocumented immigrants with deferred deportation may have a legal status that is similar to legal immigrants, and therefore, can qualify for state benefits. Judge Kenton Jones presided and ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program or the DACA did not grant the same rights to children of documented immigrants as to citizens. Arizona is moving in the opposite direction from other states, several of which are Republican-controlled, that have voted to expand in-state access to college tuition breaks among dreamers. Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Tennessee passed laws that include undocumented students in state tuition programs.
While the DACA ensures that students have access to work permits and are shielded from deportation, benefits are granted under the discretion of each state. The current decision is reminiscent of Arizona's 2006 voter-enacted law Proposition 300 In Control that denies benefits to undocumented immigrants. Arizona currently has an estimated 28,000 undocumented immigrants, and the recent decision could affect thousands of students enrolled in state institutions of higher learning, including community colleges.
Students who are denied tuition benefits, as they were under Proposition 300, may have to drop out of college, prolong their education because they will have to work and study at the same time or may defer their education plans. This means they will likely spend more time in the country because of the need to complete their studies at a slower pace because of the requirement to earn all of their tuition.
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Two people arrested for modern slavery offences in Barnstaple
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Updated: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 (10:23)
Police raids uncover illegal immigrants suspected to be victims of labour exploitation in Barnstaple.
Two Barnstaple people have been arrested following a warrant for suspected modern slavery offences.
Officers executed the warrant under the Modern Slavery Act 2015 at an address in Newport Road on Monday.
The UK Immigration Service and other partners also attended.
This led officers to attend a business premises in the town centre.
A 26-year-old woman, from Barnstaple, was arrested on suspicion of human trafficking and money laundering, and released on bail until June 27 pending further enquiries.
A 33-year-old man was also arrested on suspicion of being in the country illegally and is being dealt with by the UK Immigration Service.
The warrants follow a visit to a business premises in the town centre on Tuesday 5 April by the UK Immigration Service and local officers, where two illegal immigrants working on the premises were found.
They are suspected as being victims of labour exploitation. The suspected victims are now being cared for by Devon Social Services.
Detective Sergeant Heather Smith, from the local investigation team, said: "The investigation is still in its early stages but the arrests today are a positive result.
"Modern slavery and human trafficking are happening in North Devon and anyone responsible for exploiting people will be dealt with.
"We would encourage anyone who is concerned about a family member, friend or colleague who may be a victim of modern slavery or human trafficking to get in touch."
Anyone with information that could assist with this investigation is asked to email 101@dc.police.uk or call 101.
Information can also be passed anonymously to independent charity Crimestoppers, by calling 0800 555 111 or reporting online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
For more information about modern slavery visit https://modernslavery.co.uk/


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Muslim American Woman, Installation
The large-scale installation, Muslim American Woman, unfolds from the center of the room with oversized six feet newspaper billboards filled with stereotypes associated with the words: Muslim, American and Woman. These words were collected from over hundreds of people. The posters also record incidents of hate-crimes and discrimination that people have experienced from all walks of life. The individual stories range from a young boy harassed in school because he has a name resembling Osama Bin Laden, to a young Muslim girl that was strip-searched at the Chicago airport because she was wearing a head scarf. At the corners of the triangle are three figures; all wax casts of my body. One called American, the other Muslim and the last Woman. All three are literally and figuratively wrapped in the stereotypes that we associate with each category.
In contrast to the highly graphic factual stories, the viewer is surrounded on all sides of the room with a series of twenty-five portraits painted on plexi-glass mounted directly to the gallery walls. The string of faces wrap around the space like a filmstrip juxtaposing Americans with Pakistanis, Muslims with Christians, men with women, and young with old. I interviewed each person about their lives, hope, fears, and dreams, and their words are recorded in a sea of text that flows behind each individual so it almost impossible to clearly define which words belong to which person. The words humanize the individual; they show us the common thread that we share as people. The installation gives insight into the lives of innocent people who have been targeted because they look different. By sharing these stories and experiences, the art installation's intent is to help us see beyond our fears, increase our awareness of others, and help embrace differences within a universally shared existence.
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Decorative lighting is a design ingredient, a star piece that offers form and atmosphere.
No matter how lovely the home, without the right lighting the atmosphere of your room will suffer. Thankfully La Maison Lighting has a range of lighting solutions to suit any room and requirement. Our perfectly priced lighting solutions help create the ambience and slot perfectly into any decor.


Paint will fade over time, and using your stove will bake the paint more and more adding to the fade. This is a very gradual process and not something that you will notice obviously like the sun fading an old photograph. The Riva black Heat Resistant Paint comes in a 200ml aerosol can, and is a perfect match for touching up any Riva black stove. Designed for touching up black Riva stoves, you can still use this paint on an alternative stoves and fires. This paint is designed for metal and can withstand temperatures up to 600-650°C.


We are currently thinking about ways to communicate the seriousness of Climate Change.
Ten years ago, Friends of the Earth helped create the Climate Change Act – a law to tackle the main cause of climate change: greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide. As a result, UK carbon emissions have fallen.
But now we need to be more ambitious to keep our planet at a safe temperature. Friends of the Earth is asking us to sign a petition calling on the Prime Minister to take urgent action to help halt climate change.
Cut the UK's net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2045.
Fielding Primary School in West Ealing have introduced several initiatives to cut plastic waste at their fairs, which should inspire others organising similar events.
· Refreshment stalls charged a pound deposit on reusable cups.
· Pupils could buy branded water bottles and get access to unlimited tap water and squash.
· Craft stalls upcycled fabric offcuts and made t-shirts into bags and hairbands.
· A recycling reward stall encouraged children to bring rubbish and receive school house points, stickers and penny sweets. This also helped to educate them on what can be recycled as they didn't get rewarded for non-recyclable rubbish.
· For future events, the school's looking to reduce waste further by bulk buying eg kegs of beer, cider and soft drinks served from large bottles.
a hugely important food source for aquatic organisms. These harms include decreased ability to feed and reproduce.
The natural world is still in serious trouble because of pesticides.
Bees, birds, butterflies and other wildlife are in decline.
Recently Friends of the Earth supporters helped secure a landmark ban on bee-harming neonics.
Now we have a chance to tackle the other pesticides that threaten nature and turn up in our food because the government is writing its new policy on farming.
throw away tonnes of plastic straws.
clogging up landfill and choking our oceans.
obtaining goods from Freecycle, Freegle, etc; and repairing or repurposing items.
This map shows a pollution "nowcast", which is a service to show current pollution levels in detail across London in comparison with the Government's Air Pollution Index.
It is created by combining readings taken within the last hour and air pollution modelling in London.
As you zoom into the map you will see which areas are currently experiencing higher pollution levels than others, usually those areas close to busy roads.


Julian De Narvaez is one of our most unusual artists, and not surprisingly his work is quite striking. He usually begins with pen and China ink, and then colours and manipulates the images using advanced digital techniques.
Julian specialises in contemporary, eclectic illustrations that nonetheless convey a fine, traditional quality. This quirkiness has found success in many industries and formats.


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Bojan Rašić (; born 1985) is a politician in Serbia. He has served in the Assembly of Vojvodina since 2020 as a member of the Serbian Progressive Party.

Private career
Rašić holds a Bachelor of Science degree in economics. He lives in Inđija.

Politician
The Progressive Party won a majority victory in Inđija in the 2016 Serbian local elections. Rašić was not a candidate, but he was subsequently appointed to the municipal council (i.e., the executive branch of the municipal government) and served in this role for the next four years.

He received the twenty-seventh position on the Progressive Party's Aleksandar Vučić — For Our Children list in the 2020 provincial election and was elected when the list won a majority victory with seventy-six out of 120 mandates. He is now a member of the assembly committee on budget and finance and the committee on co-operation with the national assembly committees in exercise of the competences of the province.

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1985 births
Living people
People from Inđija
Members of the Assembly of Vojvodina
Serbian Progressive Party politicians
21st-century Serbian politicians

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of these are actually useful, but the original TomTom was the sweet spot.
David Liddle, design lead for the world's first commercially available GUI computer, explains his theory of technology adoption in Bill Moggridge's wonderful book, Designing Interfaces. He postulates a first, enthusiast phase exploiting the new technology, a second, professional phase putting it to use to get work done, and a third, consumer phase when it becomes available enough for people to enjoy.
I think we should add a fourth stage to this otherwise excellent model: the "baroque phase," in which the successful new consumer product genre is then embellished with secondary features that often already existed before but are now integrated into the new product.
and the baroque phase seem hard to tell apart: Both give the user new features, just at different levels of originality. But there's an easy test: Sweet-spot products make your life simpler, baroque ones more complex. Sweet-spot products support you in a new way, making a previously difficult or awkward task change fundamentally. Learn just a few new things, and you get an almost magical boost in productivity, simplifying your everyday life. Baroque products just tweak existing processes, trying to make them more efficient in some situations but often complicating other tasks (and sometimes the most frequent ones—think microwave ovens). And to use them, you often need to learn a fair amount of new interaction concepts, operations, and other lingo.
Let's look at some products I consider worthy of a sweet-spot award, and some technologies way in their baroque phase.
Cell phones hit their sweet spot in the mid-'90s: pocketable handsets, with several days of standby and calling charges that didn't ruin the average consumer anymore. What a change! Within years, people moved from carefully planning their evening out to "call us when you're ready; we'll tell you what bar we ended up in." Agreeing when and where to meet, which often failed before, leading to heated arguments over whose fault it was ("But I was looking for you!"), was replaced by the stress-free model of just calling if something came up, no matter where everybody was. The list goes on.


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Midfielder Matt Dibley-Dias has signed his first professional contract with Fulham, the club have confirmed this morning.
The seventeen year-old, who made nineteen appearances for Fulham's under 18s scoring four goals as Steve Wigley's side retained their league title, has put pen to paper on a three-year deal at Craven Cottage. Dibley-Dias, who had spells at West Ham and Brentford before moving to Motspur Park in the summer of 2016, has a significant Brazilian footballing family pedigree, with his grandfather playing for Flamengo and Corinthians in the 1950s and 1960s.
He told Fulham's official website:
"I'm really pleased to extend my stay at the club. I've enjoyed my time here so far and have worked hard so I'm grateful to continue this journey. I think this is the best place for me to improve as a player and further my career as a footballer."
Fulham's head of football development, Huw Jennings, added:
We're really happy with this because Matt's a very good player in the making. He's an intelligent midfielder who has had his challenges with injury, but he's got great potential and will hopefully be back soon supporting our 18s and 23s. He's got all the tools to be a really excellent footballer."
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The newsonomics of the new quest for big, big, big
Rupert Murdoch wants to add Time Warner to his stable of media properties. Seemingly everyone's looking for an acquisition. What is it about this moment that is pushing everyone to get bigger?
By Ken Doctor @kdoctor July 16, 2014, 5:17 p.m.
Rupert Murdoch's announced $80 billion pursuit of Time Warner this morning seemed like a bolt out of the blue to many. But the strong winds of consolidation make this kind of foray — and the others likely to follow — absolutely logical. Consider all the kinds of consolidation we're seeing done, or attempted, in the entertainment/news businesses.
Last year was among the biggest in recent years for local broadcast consolidation, as Tribune, Gannett, and Sinclair, among others, bulking up and Local TV, Belo, and Allbritton taking the money and running.
The newsonomics of Time Inc.'s anxious spinoff
Ken Doctor
In February, Comcast made its bid for Time Warner Cable — itself spun out of Time Warner five years ago — and that agreement is in deep regulatory review. (Ironically, if the Fox/Time Warner and Comcast/Time Warner Cable deals were both to happen, the just-spun-out Time Inc. ("The newsonomics of Time Inc.'s anxious spinoff") would be the only remaining "Time" — maybe a cosmically befitting result.)
In May, AT&T consummated a deal with DirectTV, one that is now before Congress.
Big is back, in a huge way. Of course, it never really went away. But post-Great Recession confidence and deep coffers — 21st First Century Fox has at least $5.5 billion in cash, and access to lots more; Goldman Sachs would finance the Time Warner deal if it were to happen — are now juicing it. But larger forces are shaping the quest for size.
The digital disruption of the TV/film/video businesses is a prime driver. Consumers are moving madly from constrained, through-the-old-pipes broadcast to over-the-top products. The astounding American conversion to global fútbol is in significant part attributable to ESPN mastering its WatchESPN mobile/web experience. Early reports show that such non-"TV" watching produced major new audience; about 3.2 million viewers tuned into WatchESPN's app to watch the USA-Germany game, for example. (Poor Time Inc. even had to tell its staff not to stream matches at their desks — not because they should be doing real work, but because all the bandwidth was bringing the company's network to its knees.)
So for this World Cup, masses of Americans learned what it means to "authenticate" through their cable suppliers to follow games on their iPhones and Androids. Now consider ESPN, owned by Disney, and its plans into the future. It commands the highest rates for cable and satellite coverage, about $5.54 per subscriber, by far the highest in the land. Still, though, the rat-a-tat-tat of cord cutting stories and advice, including yesterday's from the Journal's Geoff Fowler, will just get louder and louder — and more acted upon.
Think about where this is going. ESPN, like Time Warner's HBO, wants to have it both ways: keep up its rich stream of cable fees and offer an increasing array of direct-to-consumer products. The pipes companies, however consolidated or not, want to keep the lid on à la carte offerings as long as they can — and partake in some à la carte revenue themselves. (Witness Comcast's current one-off, pay-per-view selling of movies as just one example.) It's murky how this will all turn out. You could argue that the digital revolution puts consumers in the driver's seat, forcing an unbundling. But the bigger the pipes companies get — consider a merged Comcast/Time Warner and AT&T/DirecTV world — the more raw power they have to maintain the legacy business models as long as possible, and then to negotiate the most favorable deals in a cord-cut world.
Today's attempted deal is, in large part, about that getting a negotiating edge on the other guy. Improve your deal by a few dimes on a cable customer or a revenue share and, over time, billions of dollars hang in the balance.
Then add in the widening blur in emerging screens world. The Supreme Court's Aereo decision has bought the local broadcast chains some time. It laid to rest immediate doubts about the lucrative and growing retransmission fees the broadcasters get. They are now able to forecast the $7.6 billion in cable and satellite retrans fees by 2019. Of course, to maximize that revenue, big is the operative word. The broadcast consolidation has provided its own clout — an escalating battle of big vs. big vs. big.
Big is completely logical from a corporate point of view. With Netflix, Amazon, Google (and then Apple, Yahoo, and hosts of smaller players) busting down the doors among TV, movies, and digital video, one question is how to manage the digital blur. We know where this is going, with digital video eating up the categories of "broadcast" and maybe even "movies" over time. The question is what the new ecosystem looks like. There, there's at least a three-part dance. There will be the pipes (cable/satellite) companies, still with huge power in the United States. There will be the studios, producing the bigger, mass video entertainments, like the 21st Century Foxes and Time Warners. Then there'll be the digital-native companies, stoked by the confidence that years of astounding digital business disruption builds.
All the legacy companies — 21st Century Fox, Time Warner, AT&T, DirecTV, the big broadcast groups, among others — feel the hot uncertain breath of Netflix, Amazon, Apple, and Google on their necks. All of the digital giants are beginning to blast away at the traditional bundles, habits, and pricing. All are eating away at legacy companies' customers and cash flows. We see uncertain legacy responses like Hulu, which is clearly insufficient in staunching the tide.
So the efforts at consolidation are as much defensive as offensive. A combined 21st Century Fox/Time Warner would produce about $65 billion in revenues. That's the size of…Google. Google's net income this year should be in the neighborhood of $14 billion. Figure a combined 21st Century Fox/Time Warner would come just below that number. The argument: In a Google-dominated world, you have to bulk up to compete.
One other argument is the usually over-hyped "synergies." Acquiring CEOs like to put big numbers on the likely "synergies" in such consolidation. Murdoch's first number, subject to the due diligence that Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes has so far rejected, is $1 billion, a nice round one. In Amol Sharma's good take on the Fox pitch today in The Wall Street Journal, he quotes Janney Capital Markets analyst Tony Wible, who said last month about such a deal: "However improbable it may seem, one cannot overlook this megadeal given its immense financial benefits that dovetail with a number of strategic benefits," noting their combination of cable channels, studios, and rights to major sporting events.
Translation: Synergy as clout. Yes, headcount can inevitably be cut, especially expensive corporate staffs, but redundancy isn't the major driver here. Market clout — if not quite market domination — is.
Of course, there are a couple of other noteworthy players here: consumers and creatives.
For creatives, this new golden age (quick, to-the-point Derek Thompson explanation here) of boundary-busting, digitally driven, high-quality TV has been an unexpected boon. They've got a number of big studios to pitch to and negotiate with, including Fox, TW, Scripps, and AMC, and now the Netflixes, Amazons, and Yahoos. Consolidation of studios could again rearrange the relative bargaining power of the creatives and the network execs. Maybe, digital disruption would open new doors, even if some older ones get boarded up, or maybe not.
For consumers, it's a blur of big names and unclear implications. All the consolidators, in cable, satellite, broadcast, and studio, make a similar case: We need efficiencies so we can invest in the digital products and technologies of tomorrow, which will produce consumer gain. Usually included is a feint that pricing will go down, given all these efficiencies, though there's scant evidence of that. Americans already pay about twice as much for TV/internet packages as do our European cousins — and their broadband is usually both faster and regulated.
Ken Doctor: Mind your own business, Facebook and Google
So where do the regulators fit in here? As I noted last week ("Mind your own business, Facebook and Google"), regulations and laws, regulators and politicians are a couple of decades late and many dollars short in confronting the nature of digital business domination. While the Europeans fight a rear-guard anti-monopoly battle against Google (which is even more dominant there than in the U.S.), the great business boundary-disrupting of digital media has perplexed and flummoxed those trying to figure out The Public Interest here. In many ways, "antitrust," "the public interest," and "local station diversity" all seem like artifacts of another age, waiting to be redefined.
The newsonomics of Comcast's deal and our digital wallets
That interest is two-fold. We're all consumers, so the dollars and cents matter. Anti-competitive market domination is an issue. In a world where it's true that Netflix and Amazon compete with Comcast and Time Warner Cable, it's tough to sort out the where the frontiers of a given "market" start and stop. If you can't do that, you can't define "domination" ("The newsonomics of Comcast's deal and our digital wallets").
Secondly, there's the question of where all this business changes affects us as citizens. To be sure, most of this is about "entertainment," but that broad category also includes the kind of hard-hitting documentary and storytelling work that HBO, for example, excels in. Then there's the news component. 21st Century Fox preemptively said in its narrative on today's offer that it would split off the Time Warner-owned CNN — making the point that it wouldn't be forced into a shotgun marriage with archrival Fox News. That's pure Murdochian strategizing. Although it's hard to see who would have the regulatory authority to review a Fox News/CNN merger (yikes!), Murdoch is paying attention to the court of public opinion and getting ahead of what could be/could have been a major stumbling block. Rupert — and son James — scoped out this one well, and don't think we've heard the last of it, despite Jeff Bewkes' immediate stonewalling. Time Warner — and much of the entertainment/broadcast landscape — is solidly in play.
Meanwhile, let's remember that Rupert likes playing more than one game at a time. With persistent word that he wants the L.A. Times and may buy all eight Tribune newspapers if he needs to in order to get to it, we see the next stage of the Tribune modern day soap opera unfolding. Come Aug. 4, Tribune Publishing will finally be split off from Tribune Corp. If Rupert's people haven't yet had conversations on the acquisition, expect them to commence over the next several months. Let's remember he also salted away $2 billion in split-off News Corp, and Tribune papers may well be bought for a quarter to a third of that sum.
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Q: Should I always use a comma after "e.g." or "i.e."? It seems that "e.g." is always followed by a comma but "i.e." is not. Why is that?

A: The distinction probably emerges from their different meanings in Latin, which grants them different usages in writing.
E.g. (exempli gratia in Latin, meaning "for example") should be generally followed by a list of examples. Thus, adhering to proper English style usually requires commas to follow e.g. to delimit the beginning of that list.
I.e. (id est in Latin, meaning "that is") is used to recapture the meaning of an antecedent clause by rephrasing. Typically, it is only followed by a clause describing a singular entity, and so does not require a comma.

A: I was drawn to this question by edits that I made on other SE sites, constantly being re-edited and commas being added after an "e.g." that I had added, without the comma. After the umpeenth time, I decided to check whether I was wrong, and had been making the same mistake for 40 odd years. I was quite sure that the use of a comma was incorrect and had not really seen it used before.
I liked @Kristina's answer, but still ever doubtful, I decided to follow the links provided in the answer. It turns out to be a linguistic cultural difference between American English and British English. In American English the additional comma appears to be quite prevalent, whereas in British English it is very rarely seen/used.
From Grammar Girl - I.e. Versus E.g. (Page 2)

I've also been told that the commas are used less frequently in
  Britain, and the only style guide I found that advised against commas
  was Fowler's Modern English Usage, which has its roots in British
  English.

So, in short, I am happy to say that, as a Brit, I am not wrong in my refusal to add the comma, but then again, neither are the subsequent editors of the text. It just depends upon  which flavour of English one uses natively. ;-)
However, ironically, after "for example" I add a comma.
In addition, for completeness, I would not use a comma after "i.e.", although I would after "that is to say".

A: According to Fowler's "Modern English Usage", as quoted in Daily Writing Tips, "whether a comma follows [e.g.] or not is indifferent, or rather is decided by the punctuation-pitch of the writer of the passage." He says nothing of "i.e.", but I go by the same idea.
A comma signals a slight pause. If I speak what I write, would I pause there?

A: It is not true that i.e. is never followed by a comma, nor that e.g. is always followed by a comma. You could also write sentences like the following.

Similar dynamics that resulted in the development of new local art forms have been documented elsewhere (e.g. Chibnik 2008).

My walking boots are synthetic, i.e., not leather or suede.

A: I am late to the party, but among all the excellent citations given in support of using or not using a comma after i.e. and e.g., let me also mention what New Hart's Rules (2005) from Oxford University mentions in the chapter Punctuation>Comma>Other uses (4.3.8):

Depending on the structure of the sentence as a whole, a comma may or may not be used after namely and for example:
The theoretical owners of the firm, namely the shareholders ...
We categorized them into three groups—namely, urban, rural, or mixed
A comma is generally required after that is. To avoid double punctuation, do not use a comma after i.e. and e.g.

I am going to go with Oxford's recommendation of not using a comma after either i.e. or e.g. purely for aesthetic reasons.

A: Grammar Girl did some research and determined that five out of six style guides lean toward using a comma after both i.e. and e.g. Here's the gist of the table she shared on her site:

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*Chicago Manual of Style: A comma is usually used

*Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation: Commas are preferable but optional

*The Columbia Guide to Standard American English: Editors require a comma

*The Guide to Grammar and Writing: The commas make good sense

*Lynch Guide to Grammar: Should be followed by a comma

*Fowler's Modern English Usage: Commas do not usually follow i.e. (No comment on e.g.)

She also gives an excellent rundown on when to use each of these abbreviations.  She suggests that you think of i.e. as meaning "in other words" and e.g. as meaning "for example." I recommend reading her entire article.
Addition: My daughter just reminded me of an excellent and entertaining explanation of usage for i.e. and e.g. from The Oatmeal.  This one I can't summarize.  You must view it in all its glory.

A: I think it's clear that e.g. has to have full stops/periods. As for using a comma after it, that should only be done in some rare cases, as in the sentence "e.g., i.e., and other abbreviations of Latin forms are often a source of confusion for English learners." In other cases, I can see no logical reason for it to be used except a puzzling convention followed by some writers. As for convention, style guides typically don't recommend this. Why not follow logic rather than convention, or if you follow convention, follow all major style guides, which use e.g.? I recently wrote a blog post on this issue at http://www.makeyourenglishwork.com/2012/05/17/eg-or-e-g/ if you're interested.

A: I think we will usually use a comma. We can confirm the same by substituting the abbreviation with original word, i.e., with "For example" and "That is" in this case. E.g.:

I like you, that is, I think I like you.

Although I am not sure what will be case if the sentence ends with e.g. or i.e.

*

*I think I will die soon. I did not do anything in my life. But still it might not be a complete waste, i.e. (e.g.)...

*I think I will die soon. I did not do anything in my life. But still it might not be a complete waste, i.e. (e.g.),..

The first one seems correct to me.

A: Following up on Kristina's answer from 2011, I have gathered content from various style guides that bears on the question of whether or not to add a comma after i.e. or e.g. Because the split between U.S. usage and British usage on this point is so wide (and seems to have widened further in recent decades) I have separated the excerpts into three categories, based on their country of origin, and then arranged them chronologically within each.

British English style
From Henry Fowler, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage (1926):

e. g. is short for exempli gratiâ, & means only 'for instance'. Non-latinists are apt to think that it does not matter whether e. g. or i. e. is used ; so Mr —— took as the theme of his address the existence of what he called a psychic attribute, e.g., a kind of memory, in plants. Italics, & a following comma, are unnecessary, but not wrong.
...
i. e., id est. ... 4. It is naturally preceded by a stop ; whether a comma follows it or not is indifferent, or rather is decided by the punctuation-pitch of the writer of the passage.

From Henry Fowler & Ernest Gowers, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage, second edition (1965):

e.g. is short for exempli gratiâ, and means only 'for instance'. ... Italics, and a following comma, are unnecessary, but not wrong. Both abbreviations [e.g. and i.e.] should be reserved for footnotes or very concise writing; in open prose it is better to write for example or for instance; namely or that is to say.
...
i.e., id est. ... 4. It is naturally preceded by a stop; it should not be followed by a comma unless the sense requires one, to introduce a parenthesis for instance. He attacked reactionaries, i.e. those whose opinions differed from his own, but He attached reactionaries, i.e., it would seem, those whose opinions etc.

From Michael Swann, Practical English Usage, second edition (1995):

13 [discourse markers] giving examples ... In writing, the abbreviation e.g. (Latin exempli gratia)... is often used to mean 'for example'. [Example:] Some common minerals, e.g. silica or olivine, ...

Although Swann doesn't directly address the question of whether to follow "e.g." with a comma, the only example he provides lacks such a comma.
From The Oxford Guide to Style (2002):

3.8 e.g., i.e., etc. Do not confuse 'e.g.' (exempli gratia), meaning 'for example', with 'i.e.' (id est), meaning 'that is'. Compare hand tools, e.g. hammer and screwdriver with hand tools, i.e. those able to be held in the user's hands. Print both in lower-case roman, with two points and no spaces, and preceded by a comma. In OUP style, 'e.g.' and 'i.e.' are not followed by commas, to avoid double punctuation; commas are often use in US practice.

Canadian English style
From Margery Fee & Janice McAlpine, Guide to Canadian English Usage, second edition (2007):

i.e., e.g. An abbreviation of the Latin phrase id est, i.e. means 'that is'; e.g. is an abbreviation of exempli gratia, meaning 'for example'. The meanings of these two abbreviations are different: i.e. introduces a paraphrase or further explanation, while e.g. introduces an example. Both of these abbreviations require two periods because thy abbreviate two words.
Although Fowler's (1965) suggested that these abbreviations should appear only in notes, and the Chicago Manual of Style confines them to notes and parenthetical comments, they appear increasingly in running text in works of all kinds. Most guides recommend that i.e. and e.g. be preceded and followed by commas. They need not be italicized.

U.S. English style
From Bergen Evans & Cornelia Evans, A Dictionary of Contemporary American Usage (1957):

i.e., and e.g. have distinctly separate meanings. i.e., which is an abbreviation of the Latin id est (that is),introduces a definition (He threatened them with massive retaliation, i.e. the hydrogen bomb). e.g., which is an abbreviation of the Latin exemplia gratia (for example), introduces an illustration (He avoids all frivolous diversions, e.g. dancing).

Although this entry doesn't directly address the issue of whether to include a comma after e.g. or i.e., it presents examples of each that omit the comma. This makes Evans & Evans unique among the U.S. style and usage guides that I consulted.
From Words into Type, third edition (1974):

For example, that is, and similar phrases introducing an illustration or an explanation should usually be set off [with a comma] from the rest of the sentence. The comma is sometimes omitted after thus, hence, namely, and the abbreviations e.g. and i.e. For instance or for example used after the illustrative phrase may need no comma before it. Clearness may require setting off the illustration or explanation, together with the introducing phrase, by dashes or parentheses.

From [Merriam-]Webster's Dictionary of English Usage (1989):

i.e., e.g. ... I.e., like that is, typically introduces a rewording or clarification of a statement that has just been made or of a word that has just been used:

Most of the new books are sold through 3,500 Christian (i.e., Protestant) bookstores —N.Y. Times Book Rev., 31 Oct. 1976
It is money that wasn't absorbed by the government, i.e. the administration tax cuts, that is spurring current growth —Joe Sneed & John Tatlock, Houston Post, 31 Aug. 1984

E.g. introduces one or more examples that illustrate something stated directly or shortly before before it:

Poets whose lack of these isn't made up by an inescapable intensity of personal presence (e.g. Sylvia Plath) simply aren't represented —Hugh Kenner, N.Y. Times Book Rev., 17 Oct. 1976
... rent them to  responsible tenants, e.g., retired naval officers —David Schoenbaum, N.Y. Times, 3 July 1977.

Like Evans & Evans, WDEU doesn't discuss whether e.g. and i.e. should be followed by a comma, but in sharp contrast to Evans & Evans, WDEU splits its four real-world examples into two that include commas and two that do not.
From Kenneth Wilson, The Columbia Guide to Standard American English (1993):

e.g., i.e. (abbrevs.) Properly used, each of these ids Standard. I.e. abbreviates Latin id est, "that is"; use it when you wish to repeat in different words what you've just finished saying: I'm strongly opposed; i.e., I'm determined no to cooperate. E.g. abbreviates the Latin exempli gratia, "for the sake of example, for example." People sometimes say the names of the letters i and e or e and g instead of saying the English that is or for example, but the abbreviations aren't much shorter, and most of us would prefer the English words in speech, no matter how familiar the Latin abbreviations are in writing. Note carefully the punctuation  and typeface (roman or italic) requirements of use; these may vary with the publisher. Most editors put them in italics; all require a comma after the second period.

From Patricia O'Conner, Woe Is I: The Grammarphobe's Guide to Better English in Plain English (1996):

e.g./i.e. Go ahead. Be pretentious in your writing and toss in an occasional e.g. or i.e. ... Both e.g. and i.e. must have commas  before and after (unless, of course, they're preceded by a dash or a parenthesis).

From Joseph Gibaldi, MLA Style Manual, second edition (1998):

e.g. for example (from Lat. exempli gratia; rarely capitalized; set off by commas, unless preceded by a different punctuation mark)
...
i.e. that is (from Lat. id est; rarely capitalized; set off by commas, unless preceded by a different punctuation mark)

From Mark Davidson, Right, Wrong, and Risky: A Dictionary of Today's American English Usage (2006):

e.g. or i.e.? A common error in conversation and casual writing is to use i.e. in place of e.g. ... Note that e.g. and i.e., like the English phrases they substitute for, should be followed by a comma or a colon. Usage examples: "Shortages of qualified applicants seem to be chronic in certain occupations, e.g., nursing and schoolteaching." "The majority ethnic group in Sri Lanka (i.e., the Sinhalese) were involved in a long conflict with the minority Tamils."

From Bryan Garner, The Redbook: A Manual of Legal Style, second edition (2006):

eg.; i.e. The first is the abbreviation (for exempli gratia) that you want when citing examples <top-tier law schools, e.g., Yale, Harvard, and Michigan>. The second (short for id est, "that is") is used where further explanation is due <the Framers insulated Article III judges from the political fray, i.e., they are appointed for life and not easily subject to removal>. But i.e. is often misused to mean "for example." Despite their appearance to the contrary in this entry, e.g. and i.e. should not ordinarily be italicized, and they should each be followed by a comma. One exception is e.g. in legal-citation signals such as see., e.g., which are italicized.>

From The Associated Press Stylebook (2007):

e.g. Meaning for example, it is always followed by a comma.
...
i.e. Abbreviation for the Latin id est or that is and is always followed by a comma.

From Bryan Garner, Garner's Modern American Usage, third edition (2009):

e.g. A. Generally. This abbreviation, short for exempli gratia {L. "for example"}, introduces representative examples. In AmE, it is preferably followed by a comma (or, depending on the construction, a colon) and unitalicized. In BrE, curiously enough, the periods are sometimes omitted—e.g.: "The problem with seeking a legislative cure for the ethical disease is that most of the perceived outrages are either already illegal (eg, Pentagon officials taking bribes) or beyond the reach of the law (politicians' sexual adventures)." "Washington on an Ethics Kick," Economist, 28 Jan.—3 Feb. 1989, at 19. To American eyes, eg looks like egg misspelled.
...
i.e. ... D. Punctuation. Generally, a comma follows i.e. in AmE (though not in BrE). E.g.:

*

*"The implicit assumption is that the fountains were designed for some wading—i.e., 'interactive participation." "Tempest in a Memorial Pool," Wash. Post, 3 Aug. 1997, at C8.

*There was absolutely no need for any U.S. network to 'cover' (i.e., 'interpret') the funeral." Letter of Mary L. Spencer, "Too Much Talk," Indianapolis Star, 2 Oct. 1997, at E7.

From The Bluebook: A Uniform System of [Legal] Citation, nineteenth edition (2010):

E.g., Cited authority states the proposition; other authorities also state the proposition, but citation to them would not be helpful or is not necessary. "**E.g.," may be used alone or attached to any other signal (whether supportive or not). When it is attached to another signal, it should be preceded by an italicized comma and followed by a non-italicized comma. [Examples:] See, e.g., | But see, e.g.,

From The Chicago Manual of Style, sixteenth edition (2010):

6.43 Commas with "that is," "namely," "for example," and similar expressions. Expressions of the type that is are traditionally followed by a comma. They may be preceded by an em dash or a semicolon, or the entire phrase they introduce may be enclosed in parentheses or em dashes.
...
The abbreviations i.e. ("that is") and e.g. ("for example"), if used in formal writing, should be confined to parentheses or notes and followed by a comma.

Assessment
British style guides have moved away from the ambivalence about including or omitting a comma after e.g. or i.e. expressed by Fowler in 1926—first to Gowers's tolerance of the comma after e.g. but hostility toward the comma after i.e., and eventually to Oxford's blanket rejection of the comma in either case "to avoid double punctuation."
In contrast, U.S. style guides have become much more pro-comma since 1974, when Words into Type rather blandly noted that "the comma is sometimes omitted." Of the nine U.S. style guides published after 1989 that I checked, eight are very nearly as categorical; in requiring the comma as Oxford is in rejecting it.
The Canadian guide merely reports (accurately) the predominant preference in North American style guides for including the comma.
Because punctuation is ultimately a matter of stylistic preference rather than grammatical necessity, writers who are not obliged by their publisher to follow a particular style guide are free to adopt the style that they like better—even if that means defying the prevailing style in their country—just as a U.S. writer can choose to use the spelling colour and, conversely,  a British writer can choose to use the spelling color.
Nevertheless, UK and U.S. style preferences on this point have clearly diverged in recent decades, with prominent style guides on both sides of the Atlantic taking a less laissez-faire attitude toward the matter.

A: I would always place a comma after ie. and eg.

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В 2002 году улице было возвращено историческое название — в честь легендарного основателя Чернигова князя Чёрного.

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Улица пролегает в северо-восточном направлении. Начало улицы пролегает у подножья Елецкой горы, огибая её, которая входит в историко-архитектурный заповедник Чернигов древний.

Непарная сторона начала улицы занята комплексом сооружений Елецкого Успенского монастыря, парная (до примыкания улицы Леси Украинки) — усадебная застройка (не относится к улице Князя Чёрного). Угол улиц Ремесленной и Князя Чёрного опоясывает комплекс Острога (Ремесленная, 2) — памятник каменной архитектуры 19 века, сооружённый с использованием образцового проекта архитектора А. Д. Захарова. Далее непарная сторона улицы занята учреждениями обслуживания и многоэтажной жилой застройкой (5-этажные дома), парная — частично усадебной (один дом), малоэтажной жилой застройкой (3-этажные дома), пожарным депо (дом № 18/3).

Учреждения:
 дом № 1 — Комплекс сооружений Елецкого Успенского монастыря — часть национального историко-архитектурного заповедника Чернигов древний
 дом № 4 — Дворец культуры строителей
 дом № 9 — Прокуратура Черниговской области
 дом № 14 — Государственная налоговая администрация в Черниговской Области
 дом № 15 — Черниговский областной центр научно-технического творчества ученической молодежи
 дом № 18/3 — ПГПЧ № 3 (пожарная часть)

Памятники архитектуры и/или истории:

1-11 — Комплекс сооружений Елецкого Успенского монастыря: 1-7 — национального, 8-11 — местного значения

Тип памятника: 1-6 — архитектуры и/или истории, 7-10 — архитектуры, 11 — истории

 дом № 1 — Успенский собор  (12—17 века)
 дом № 1 — Колокольня Успенского собора (17 век)
 дом № 1 — Северные кельи (16—17 века)
 дом № 1 — Восточные кельи (16—17 века)
 дом № 1 — Юго-западные кельи (16—17 века)
 дом № 1 — Стены и ворота (17 век)
 дом № 1 — Дом Феодосия (1688 год)
 дом № 1 — Петропавловская церковь с трапезной (17-19 века)
 дом № 1 — Усыпальница Якова Лизогуба (18 век)
 дом № 1 — Остатки дома Игумена (18 век)
 дом № 1 — Некрополь Елецкого Успенского монастыря (17-18 века)
 дом № 4 — Дом уездного духовного училища (1908 год) — архитектуры местного значения

Памятники археологии национального значения:
 возле дома № 4 — курган Чёрная могила (конец 10 века)

Есть ряд значимых и рядовых исторических зданий, что не являются памятниками архитектуры или истории: три 3-этажных жилых дома (№№ 12, 14, 16), № 18/3.

Примечания

Литература
 Чернігівщина: Енциклопедичний довідник, К.: УРЕ і м. М. П. Бажана, 1990. — с. 677 ПРОЛЕТАРСЬКА ВУЛИЦЯ
 Сапон В. . Вулиці старого Чернігова: Історико-краєзн. етюди. — Чернігів: РВК «Десн. правда», 2007. — 128 с.

 Леп'явко С. А. Чернігів. Історія міста: Науково-популярне видання. — : «Темпора», 2012. — 432 с.
 Руденок В. Я. Чернігів — подорож на 100 років назад (1910–2010). — Чернігів: АХАЛАР, 2009. — 84 с.

Улицы Чернигова


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Apple Improving Working Conditions, But Some Employees Still Face Harsh Conditions
By Michael Justin Allen Sexton 12 February 2015
Apple recently performed an audit of its workforce with the goal of improving working conditions for its employees. To that end, it published a new document detailing its findings and the responsibilities of its suppliers to give fair treatment and work conditions to its employees. While Apple is making headway in improving work conditions, the company still found numerous violations of company policy in the work places.
Apple employs an enormous work force of around 1.6 million people worldwide. Last year, Apple found 16 cases of child labor violations inside of its factories.
In addition to the child labor cases, Apple tracked 1.1 million employees and found that a large number of them are being forced to work a dangerous number of hours each week. Apple dictates that the maximum working week should be 60 hours, and while only 8 percent of its employees worked longer hours, that still adds up to 88,000 of those tracked, and potentially 128,000 worldwide.
Some employees were found to be forced into bonded labor with factories. Bonded labor is a situation which occurs when people owe a debt far beyond their ability to pay and are forced to work as little better than slaves. Apple found that 4,500 people are being forced to work under these conditions, but has vowed to end this practice, forcing guilty suppliers to repay a total of nearly $4 million to the victims.
Apple is also making an attempt to improve supply lines with companies supplying minerals such as tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold. In addition, the company wants to prevent funds from the purchase of these minerals from financing the actions of armed military groups near mineral sources in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
To aid in these endeavors, Apple considered simply gathering resources from alternate areas in the world but felt that it wouldn't ultimately help people living in the DRC. As a result, the company has decided the best course of action is to only buy from verified suppliers in the region in the hopes that other suppliers will end their funding of these armed groups to attract business partners.
Clearly, there are areas that require improvement, but the overall findings of the audit are positive for the company. With 99.999999 percent of the work-force being of legal age, and 92 percent working less than Apple's maximum 60 hours a week, the company's records fare better than many other companies in the world. More importantly, it shows that Apple is dedicated to the improvement of these conditions and improving the lives of people near their facilities.
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Ben Liu 12 February 2015 22:35
Most of the problems isnt with employees working directly under Apple per se, but its a flow on implication with so-called "Partners" such as Foxconn (manufacturing), SMC (chip fab) that is the issue. Apple puts unrealistic time frames, low profit margins for these "partners" (ie. screw everyone policy) that forces the other companies to bottom out at cheap and underaged labour. No point checking Apple directly since they arent the factory workers who do suffer these conditions.
Shankovich 12 February 2015 23:35
Why is Apple getting the spotlight for this issue only? Samsung, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, almost everyone really, uses Foxconn and similarly terrible companies to do their manufacturing and assembly. That, and the Chinese government supports and encourages it (big surprise). It's terrible. If you're still not very aware of this, watch "Santa's Workshop" documentary.
turkey3_scratch 12 February 2015 23:41
1.6 million employees means .0229% of people on earth work for Apple.
getreal 13 February 2015 01:28
falchard 13 February 2015 05:13
WHAT ABOUT THE APPLE EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE TO WORK WITH A MAC?!?!
iam2thecrowe 13 February 2015 06:41
I think the fact that Apple is considered a "premium product", and that they are making more profit on their devices than any other company, they can afford to help out some of the unfortunate, and give some reason as to why their products cost so much more.
Suiton20 13 February 2015 07:35
They need to head to Flextronics in Austin TX. Forced overtime there. They make the employees work every single day with no days off, then have a massive layoff 3 months later on the Macpro line just to save money despite the fact that the orders are behind. 1 month later they hire a new set of people to rinse and repeat the same thing.
swagatrath 13 February 2015 08:11
@FailDroid - not every damn topic is apple vs samsung... grow up...
Actually Apple gets singled out because I know how much Apple squeezes on every bit of the supply chain in order to maximum profits whilst screwing everyone else over. Foxconn has already come out to say that the Apple margin IS by far the lowest of all of the OEM jobs it does (Sony, Nokia, Nintendo whoever else you want to add to the list) AND has the worst time frames possible to do (ie. We give you the designs 3 months in advance of the launch and expect 50 million units thank you). Hence why the main suicides that are happening within it ARE workers who are on the Apple production line as opposed to the others. In order to meet the time frames, they will pull in school kids to do the jobs in order to meet their targets.
You can argue that the Chinese Government is allowing for this to happen but the main cause is the unrealistic demands Apple has.
Tanner Fredrickson 13 February 2015 09:54
I love that some people automatically make this "Apple versus Samsung". As if all they care about is "winning" the debate about whose phones are better. It's infantile. These are people's lives, not an excuse to start a goddamn fanboy war. The first world privilege is so thick in these sorts of threads you could cut it with a knife.


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"I believe the foyer should capture the imagination of guests entering the home. It should spark their imaginations as to what is to come next," says designer Patricia McLean. Exaggerated dental crown molding and the overdoor woodwork and surround are hallmarks of this luxury Atlanta condo entryway with a marble floor. "The marble lent a formal tone and the color of the inserts I choose was unexpected," she says. The antique coromandel screen lent an English vibe while the gilt bamboo bench with ikat fabric brought forward the feel of England's royal Brighton Pavilion. A niche with a curved opening housed an English painted console. "The hallway was allowed to stay wide, grand and noble," she says.
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In the white modern grand foyer of the Southeastern Designer Showhouse in Atlanta, Melanie Turner Interiors used a custom settee with Schumacher fabric and scalloped details, along with a twig table, custom screen with geometric design and a contemporary painting by Sally King Benedict. An inviting collection of fashion and design books are stacked next to a brass floor lamp.
A round foyer in a Tudor revival cottage dating back to 1928 features an original Dutch door, a stone floor and a faux-painted dome ceiling. "It is festive, a welcoming entry where friends might gather to view the owner's splendid rose gardens," says designer Judy Hodgens. "This rotunda adapts gracefully to the adjoining living room space and wraps all who enter in a warm embrace."
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A modern farmhouse foyer by designer Lorraine Enwright features a white shiplap wall, a barrel-vaulted ceiling, and a chair and table grouping. "An eclectic table and chair grouping is situated in an entry niche to nod to the warmth of an inglenook arrival from days past," she says.
For a suburban home in New York, Madcap Cottage used a bold chocolate-hued striped wallpaper to create impact in a foyer that once had no drama. The formerly white-on-white walls now boast major impact. A mirrored console, lacquered hall chair and zebra-print rug finish off the look. Designers Jason Oliver Nixon and John Loecke, author of "Prints Charming: Create Absolutely Beautiful Interiors with Prints & Patterns," say: "The mirror and lacquer finishes trick the eye and make the foyer feel that much larger. Use tricks of the trade to make small footprints feel fabulous."
An Italian serpentine walnut three-drawer commode, a Tuscan carved giltwood mirror and an 18th century English chinoiserie tall case clock are in the foyer designed by Jacquelynne P. Lanham Designs for the Southeastern Designer Showhouse in Atlanta. Two 19th century regency-style chairs with an ebony finish are underneath framed original landscape oils by Tyler Colgan.
Curtains are used in the wallpapered entryway as "portieres," a traditional treatment in a doorway without a door. The doorway is the separation between the formal front rooms of the house and the informal portion, with the family room and the kitchen. Brad Cruickshank of Cruickshank Remodeling says the look was fitting with the 1921 home.


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WASHINGTON (AA) – Daesh may not be pushed out of its strongholds in Iraq and Syria by the end of President Barack Obama's final year in office, his national security advisor has said.
The U.S. has been leading a coalition of more than 60 nations in seeking to oust the terror group from its safe havens in Iraq and Syria using a combination of airstrikes and partnerships with local forces.
The major goals of the effort lie in pushing the group out of Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, and Daesh's self-proclaimed "capital" of Raqqa.
Regarding Syrian regime leader Bashar al-Assad's recent comments that his forces would retake "every inch" of Syrian territory from his foes, Rice said the goal is "not possible".
"It's not possible because he doesn't have the capacity. It's not possible because those who have backed him are not prepared to be that much all-in with their own ground forces," she said, referring to Syria's principal backers Russia, Iran, and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
Assad's Syrian Arab Army was facing successive battlefield defeats prior to Russia's military intervention in the country, which began last September.
Since then the tide of war has largely turned in Assad's favor as he mounts ground offensives across the country backed by Russian airpower and allied ground forces from Iran and Hezbollah.
But Russia's air campaign has come under scrutiny for alleged indiscriminate bombing resulting in mass civilian casualties. Moscow has insisted that it is targeting Daesh and the Nusra Front, which are excluded from an ongoing truce in the country, as well as forces that have allied themselves with the terror groups.
That's led to "mixed results," she said.
Shifting to ongoing hostilities in Ukraine where Moscow supports separatist rebels in the country's east, Rice voiced a note of optimism, saying that with "sufficient will" from all parties the violence could be resolved by the end of Obama's term.
"This is an area where we believe that with sufficient will, particularly on the side of the Russians, but to some extent obviously on the Ukrainian side as well, we have the wherewithal to resolve the issue and implement Minsk in the time that remains," she said.


"We got a big lead. We let them come back, but we were able to keep our composure and finish out the game."
The Pioneers, who saw an 18-point lead shrink to three, finished 14-for-33 from the three-point line. Cox, a 6-1 sophomore, went 5-for-8, and Barrett Meyer was 4-for-11.
At the free-throw line, Cox went 7-for-7 and Chris Owens 6-for-6 to lead a 20-for-22 team effort.
Meyer finished with 16 points, Owens with 14. Ethan Spurlin added 12 points, 12 rebounds and six assists, while Brandon Rash had eight points, four boards and five assists.
Transy finished with nearly twice as many assists (15) as turnovers (8).
Transy's balance helped offset a 40-point game by the Ravens' 6-foot-1 junior Phil Hogan, who shot 8-for-13 from three-point range. Brock Morrison added 14 points and 10 rebounds for Anderson (4-4, 1-1).
Spurlin and Rash came in as the top two scorers in the HCAC, averaging 23 and 19.3 points.
"We knew there would eventually be a team that would try to really take that away, and I've been telling these guys for a week-and-a-half, two weeks, that's eventually going to open some other things," Coach Brian Lane said. "We were able to get some open looks and really good shots early. (Cox) got us off to a great start, the kind of start that we really needed."
Owens got the three-for-all started as Transy led wire-to-wire.
Working against a 2-3 zone, Cox hit four straight bull's-eyes for a 15-4 lead.
Meyer hit next, then Owens for a 21-10 bulge.
The Pioneers led 46-28 when Meyer stole the ball and laid it in with 3:02 left in the half.
Anderson rallied to within 62-59 with 5:18 left, when Morrison scored on the block.
"Give our guys credit. We were in a pretty big hole and we just kept saying to stay with our game plan," said Tom Slyder, coach of the Ravens. "We felt pretty certain Transylvania was going to come out loaded for bear. We'd beaten them the last two times down here and won three of the last four. They're a really good basketball team. We know that, and today they just protected home court."
Ashley Hatfield, who had Transy's only bench points (6), bagged a three-pointer for a 65-59 lead.
After an Anderson turnover, Spurlin scored on a put-back.
Then the Pioneers scored their final 15 at the foul stripe.


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Department of English Language and Literature /
J. Scammell (Janice)
Elizabeth Smart: The Shifting Boundary between Nature and Art
Elizabeth Smart 's writings--her theory and practice of art-- present patterns of change and constancy. Art, initially constituted in an entwined and supportive inter-relation of nature, love/passion, God, ir.spiration :and will, is in its maturity generated from within a dissolution of the supportive context. Art finds its power of expression in opposition to nature and in the absence of God. By Grand Centnl Station I Sat Down and Wept presents art in its true creativity: creating unity from a central visionary perspective. From this point onwards art falls away from its metamorphic principle of transformation, in an enforced exile, and in the later works becomes an expression of the radical separation of nature (and love/passion) from the visionary perception. Art without a supportive environment is actualized in a self-referential creation, a "magic marriage of words," that is still, however, a transformation (of tragedy into comedy) and an expression of a potentially redemptive God-like wrath and will.
Organisation Department of English Language and Literature
Scammell, J. (1988). Elizabeth Smart: The Shifting Boundary between Nature and Art.
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Environmental Health Perspectives, abgekürzt Environ. Health Perspect., ist eine wissenschaftliche Fachzeitschrift, die vom National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) veröffentlicht wird. Die erste Ausgabe erschien im April 1972. Die Zeitschrift erscheint monatlich. Die Zeitschrift veröffentlicht Artikel aus einem multidisziplinären Bereich: Es werden Artikel aus dem Bereich der Grundlagenforschung, der Epidemiologie, der Risikobewertung, der Rechtswissenschaften sowie der Politik veröffentlicht. Die Zeitschrift gewährt einen offenen und kostenfreien Zugang zu allen Artikeln (Open Access).

Der Impact Factor der Zeitschrift lag im Jahr 2021 bei 11,035.

Weblinks
 Homepage und Übersicht der aktuellen Ausgabe

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Toxikologiezeitschrift
Umweltwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift
Medizinische Fachzeitschrift (Vereinigte Staaten)
Open-Access-Zeitschrift
Englischsprachige Monatszeitschrift
Ersterscheinung 1972


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using System.Web;
using Microsoft.Owin;
using Umbraco.Core;

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{
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        /// </summary>
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O Hafia Football Club é um clube de futebol com sede em Conakry, Guiné. Fundada em 1951, a equipe era conhecida como Conakry II na década de 1960 e conquistou três títulos com esse nome. Conquistou 15 títulos no campeonato, tendo dominado as décadas de 1960 e 70, mas seu último título foi em 1985. Os anos 70 foram uma década de ouro para o Hafia, quando dominaram o futebol africano, vencendo a Liga dos Campeões da CAF por três vezes, em 1972, 1975 e 1977, e dois vices em 76 e 78. Promoveu grandes talentos como Papa Camara, Bengally Sylla, Abdoulaye Keita, Chérif Souleymane, Petit Sory, Mamadou Aliou Kéïta, Mory Kone.

História

Em 1977 após vencer a terceira Liga dos Campeões da CAF, O Hafia recebeu o direito de levar o troféu para casa definitivamente, a CAF iniciou-se um novo troféu.

No dia 26 de setembro de 2017 após 15 anos de jejum o clube vence a copa nacional nos pênaltis após empate sem gols no tempo normal.

Após 36 longos anos o clube voltará a disputar a Liga dos Campeões da CAF na temporada 2019-20, competição que na década de 1970, o clube dominou.

Títulos

destaque
Vices
 Liga dos Campeões da CAF : 1976, 1978.
 Ligue PRO : 2017-18, 2018-19.

Clubes de futebol da Guiné
Clubes de futebol fundados em 1951


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