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Belum Punya Pasangan Baru, Susan Sameh Mengaku Trauma karena Hal Ini
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Nama Susan Sameh tentu tak asing lagi bagi sebagian orang. Ia merupakan salah satu aktris papan atas Tanah Air. Bukan hanya soal kariernya saja, kehidupan asmaranya juga tak luput dari sorotan. Usai putus dari Fero Walandauw, Susan pun belum memiliki kekasih lagi. Merasa trauma, begini kisah lengkapnya.
Lottery players have another chance to win big next week since there were no winners of the top prize for both the Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots in their most recent drawings. The Powerball jackpot grew to an estimated $730 million after no one matched all five numbers and the red ball in the drawing on Saturday night. If a lottery player strikes big in the next Powerball drawing on Wednesday, it would be the fifth-largest jackpot ever in the United States.
Beijing spying fears as it emerges airframes of new MoD spy planes were previously used by Chinese airlines
Ministers have been accused of risking national security by buying second hand Chinese 737 airliners to convert into new spy planes in a bid to save money. The five E-7 Wedgetail aircraft costing £1.5billion have been ordered from Boeing to deliver the UK's Airborne Early Warning and Control capability, from 2023 from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland. Information gathered by E-7s would be used by the Armed Forces to keep watch on fighter jets or warships by enemy powers. However the Government has admitted that two of the five new RAF Wedgetail spy planes were previously operated by commercial airlines in China. Labour MP Kevan Jones, a member of Parliament's security and intelligence committee which has oversight of the Security Services, said: "The Ministry of Defence is purchasing military equipment from a state opposed to UK interests, in order to save money. "There are serious concerns with regards to the security of the airframe, which may be defective or actively sabotaged prior to transfer. "This decision by the government represents a disturbing, and possibly historical, piece of misjudgement." Tom Tugendhat MP, the Conservative chairman of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs select committee, added: "No one's travelling and planes are cheap, so why are we buying spy planes from a country that's spying on us? "Who knows what's in the millions of nooks and crannies of a massive 737? We could just buy a plane from a trusted partner instead." Ministry of Defence sources insisted that "the aircraft were sourced via a broker from the commercial market and at no time was the end destination of the aircraft released to the vendors or known to the market through that process". Defence minister Jeremy Quin defended the decision, insisting that the two second hand airframes will be stripped down and thoroughly checked for bugs that could have been put there by the Chinese. Mr Quin said: "The safety and security of our personnel are our highest priorities meaning that it must be demonstrated that second-hand airframes, regardless of origin, meet our requirements. "This might involve the airframes being stripped down, refitted and subjected to stringent security checks as required." He added: "In common with all 737 Next Generation airliners, the first two airframes to be modified to become RAF Wedgetail AEW Mk1 aircraft were manufactured by Boeing in the United States. "They were initially operated by commercial airlines based in China and Hong Kong, and were then acquired by Boeing from the commercial market via a broker. "The use of second-hand airframes provides a significant schedule and cost benefit to the programme, which will enable this vital capability to be introduced sooner than would have been the case if new airframes had been manufactured." A Ministry of Defence spokesman said: "Converting previously civilian-owned airframes for military use is commonplace and has no impact on the quality or capability of the aircraft." "The Boeing 737s will undergo comprehensive security checks before mission system equipment is installed. "The sensible, cost-effective approach will enable this vital capability to be introduced sooner than would otherwise be possible." MoD sources said that the "use of previously-owned airframes is not unusual for military aircraft derived from civil aircraft, in this case the Boeing 737. It provides a cost and time-effective path to production". They added: "The modification process that transforms a 737 into an E-7 Wedgetail is extensive, with the aircraft stripped back to the basic airframe. "All the sensitive mission system equipment is installed new and does not originate from the 'donor' 737."
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The valley at an altitude over 4,500 metres has seen gradual desertion as youngsters move out for better opportunities.
Shimshal Valley, Pakistan - Nestled in the Karakorum Range in northern Pakistan, the remote Shimshal Valley adapts each year to the rhythm of the mountains, with the transhumance - the seasonal movement of people with their livestock - led by women.
The Wakhi ethnic community who reside here are proud of this unique women-led tradition.
In springtime, a handful of women and a few men settle an ephemeral hamlet at an altitude of over 4,600 metres. They spend five months in harsh, isolated conditions, with only basic comforts and a three-day walk to the nearest village.
The Shimshal Valley - home to 1,750 residents - was only connected by road to the Karakorum Highway in 2003, after 18 years of construction. The road has facilitated better access to major cities, resulting in higher education and employment for the people of this remote valley.
The desire of the Wakhis for better education led young people - both girls and boys - to leave for cities, initially to study, which gave them better employment opportunities.
Faced with these conditions, the end of this singular feminine pastoralism seems inevitable. The shepherdesses of Pamir are conscious of living the last years of a beautifully harsh tradition; of being the custodians of a fading ancestral knowledge.


The General Cemetery of All Souls, Kensal Green, is one of England's oldest and most beautiful public burial grounds, and certainly its most prestigious. One of the world's first garden cemeteries, and doyen of London's Magnificent Seven, Kensal Green received its first funeral in January 1833, and still conducts burials and cremations daily. The cemetery was innovative in having most of the site consecrated by the Church of England, but reserving the eastern spur for Dissenters and others to practise their own rites. Today, people of many faiths and denominations are buried throughout the cemetery. Uniquely among British cemeteries, Kensal Green has been managed by the same private joint-stock company since its inception: the General Cemetery Company(est. 1830) still has its offices by the Main Gate. The cemetery now covers some 72 acres (29 hectares) between the Grand Union Canal and Harrow Road in west London, and is open to visitors every day of the year.
Kensal Green boasts some 140 Grade I, II* and II Listed buildings and monuments, including the magnificent Anglican Chapel (top photo), Dissenters' Chapel (bottom photo) and Main Gate (left). Despite an architectural competition won by the Gothic designs of Henry Edward Kendall, the Company eventually awarded the contract to the Neo-Classical designs of John Griffith of Finsbury, an active member of the Company who eventually became its Director. Kensal Green's funerary monuments represent every shade of taste, fashion and materials from the solid classicism of the Birkbeck and Paul family mausolea to the Gothic extravagance of Capt. Charles Spencer Ricketts and the 7th Viscount Strangford, by way of the Mughal tradition of Daboda Dewajee, the miniature art gallery of William Mulready RA, the 'Old Armchair' of composer Henry Russell, the broken down circus horse of equestrian Alfred Cooke, and the utter originality of the Ducrow, Casement and Molyneux family monuments, as well as several handsome modern Memorials by Artists.
From the funeral of HRH The Duke of Sussex in 1843 to that of his nephew HRH The Duke of Cambridge in 1904, Kensal Green was the most fashionable cemetery in England. Its notable personalities include some 650 members of the titled nobility and over 550 individuals noted in the Dictionary of National Biography. Kensal Green is the resting place of the engineers Sir Marc Isambard Brunel and Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the mathematician Charles Babbage, and the novelists Wilkie Collins, Anthony Trollope and William Makepeace Thackeray; Lord Byron's wife, Oscar Wilde's mother, Charles Dickens' in-laws and Winston Churchill's daughter; a cross-dressing Army doctor and the surgeon who attended Nelson at Trafalgar; the creator of Pears' Soap, and the original WH Smith; the funambulist Blondin and the Savoyard George Grossmith; the first man to cross Australia from south to north, and the last man to fight a duel in England; the Duke's nephew who ruined the richest heiress of the day, and the English adventuress who became a French baronne disgraced by the accusation of murder.
The Friends of Kensal Green offer a two-hour introductory tour of the cemetery every Sunday from the beginning of March to the end of October, and the first and third Sunday only in November, December, January and February. Tours begin at 14:00 from the Anglican Chapel in the centre of the grounds, and finish around two hours later at the Dissenters' Chapel, adjacent to Ladbroke Grove. Tours are offered in all weathers, so please dress appropriately. There is no need to book regular Sunday tours, except for groups of more than ten. Private and specialist tours can be arranged on any day of the week. A suggested donation of £7 per person (concessions £5) helps the Friends to restore monuments, study the cemetery and attract visitors to Kensal Green. Please note that, following condition surveys in preparation for the restoration of the Anglican Chapel complex, the catacomb is presently closed to visitors. All tours must be led by guides from the Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery unless by prior arrangement with the FOKGC and General Cemetery Company.


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Talking with singers: Othalie Graham
Jenna Simeonov Sep 25, 2015
"I did my training in Canada," says Canadian soprano Othalie Graham, "but I've never sung in my own country. Much to the shock and surprise of many, many people, I have never ever sung in Canada. And I think a lot of people probably don't know that."
A Canadian in America
Graham was a biology student at York University when she left to study voice with Lois McDonall. "I basically went from her basement to AVA," she laughs. "I mean really, that's exactly what happened." She stayed in the United States after graduating from the Academy of Vocal Arts. "I had a student visa, and then a work visa, and then I ended up marrying an American a few years later, and just decided to stay."
Living in Philadelphia makes it easier for Graham to travel to gigs and auditions, but performing at home is still on her to-do list. "Definitely, I'd love to sing in Canada at some point. I come home at least once a month, so it would be great for all my Canadian family to hear me sing at some point. My mom travels with me, so that's nice."
For Canadian singers, work in American opera houses is tempting; there are more places to work than in Canada, and you don't have to fly across the Atlantic to get there. Yet, it's not as simple as winning an audition. Graham received a student visa from the Academy of Vocal Arts, which allowed for one year of professional development in the US after graduation. "You basically have a year to find a job, but a lot of the jobs say, 'well, do you have the visa to get the job?' You're right, it's a chicken and egg kind situtation; it makes it very, very difficult."
I mentioned that trope among Canadian singers, that it's easier to work way over in Europe than just next door in the United States. "Absolutely it is," says Graham. "I think it's easier for Canadians to go anywhere except the United States."
Othalie Graham as Turandot. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Big roles and good singing
Graham has spent the last decade taking on some of the most demanding roles in opera, like Turandot, Minnie (La fanciulla del West), and Aïda. "Turandot is the one that I absolutely love the most" she says. Graham's repertoire includes operatic masterpieces and incredible characters (think Elektra, Isolde), things that not every singer gets to try out. Her voice is at home in these roles, and still Graham makes a priority out of keeping things fresh from one production to another.
"Especially with Turandot, because I've done that one the most, I always look for something new. And you know, a new cast helps you find different nuances and new things in it, new directors. The director I'm doing it with now, I've done it with him a couple of times; his production is so exciting, and it's so different, that it really helps to find something new in the character."
So, just how does she feel at the end of a performance of Turandot? "Exhausted. But, never vocally exhausted, which is interesting." For Graham, striving for simplicity and ease is what it means to sing well. That is, singing in a way "that at the end of the show you could sing the entire show again, if you had to. So that your voice always stays youthful, and flexible and buoyant. Especially when you sing such big, demanding repertoire, the idea is always to keep that bloom and youth in your sound, and that for me is really the most important. I don't try to make my voice bigger, it's certainly more than big enough on its own; so I just try to sing as beautifully as I can all the time."
They get the great roles, sure, but large, dramatic voices are presented with plenty of temptation for too big, too soon. Graham admits to having a few roles on her resume that "maybe didn't fit the way I wanted them to, so I could have done without." She knows how difficult it can be to learn to say no, something that "is not always easy when you have a house to pay for." Yet, Graham's patience pays off onstage. "I'm fairly young in this repertoire, and for my repertoire, so through all the Turandots and all the other big repertoire, it's good to keep Aida and the Verdi Requiem, because it forces you to sing pianissimo, and sing high."
Photo courtesy of the artist.
Singer life
Othalie Graham had no misconceptions about the real life of a working opera singer. "I always sort of knew that it wasn't as glamourous as I thought. My first teacher, since she had such an enormous career, she made sure that I was aware that it's a lot of, you know, washing your underwear and hanging it on a radiator in Europe, or something." It's about weighing the huge rewards of the career with what can seem like huge sacrifices. "It's such a wonderful, amazing thing, but at the same time it's very human and can be very humbling. And sometimes it's a lonely life. Lots of holidays Skyping with your family and your husband, eating in your hotel room as you wait for performances."
But Graham considers the career a gift, one that comes with responsibility. "I'm a very spiritual person, and I believe that when you are given a gift, that is your form of prayer by performing and working on the gift. So that's why I do it, because I was given such a gift, and it's a tremendous responsibility to do the best that I can." There's a good amount of luck in a singer's career; sometimes the hard work can fall on deaf ears. "I know some incredible singers who don't get to sing professionally. So if you are the few that get to, it's an amazing, tremendous responsibility to do as much as you can to make it happen."
There was an ease and a warmth to my conversation with Othalie Graham, and the wisdom with which she spoke about her work made me eager to have her make her now-anticipated Canadian debut. Successful singers today seem to find a careful balance of level-headedness and respect for the art, and Graham still speaks with awe about her most familiar roles. "If I'm cast in something, I show up incredibly prepared, I'm a very good colleague, and I do the things I can do to make it work. There's so much of it that we can't control, as you know. So much of it that you can't control. But I do the best that I can every day, I work really hard with the things I can control," she laughs. "Which isn't a lot."
Othalie Graham stars in Nashville Opera's Turandot beginning October 8th. After that, she heads to Mexico City to sing a concert of Wagner. For details and tickets, follow the box office links below.
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Room-temperature solid state maser may be the laser of tomorrow
The core of the new solid state maser (Photo: National Physics Laboratory)
Everyone has heard of lasers, but hardly anyone outside of a physics lab or a science fiction novel has heard of a maser. Despite the fact that it was the precursor of the laser, the maser has been something of a technological backwater because masers are difficult to build and expensive to operate. That, however, may be changing. In the August 16 issue of Nature, a team of scientists from Britain's National Physics Laboratory and Imperial College, London led by Dr. Mark Oxborrow report that they have created the first solid state maser that operates at room temperature, paving the way toward the widespread practical application of the technology.
Maser is an acronym that stands for Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Essentially, it's the same as a laser, but where a laser generates an intense, coherent beam of light, a maser generates an intense, coherent beam of microwaves. Masers were invented in the 1950s and laid the groundwork for invention of the laser in the early 1960s, but the two technologies soon took very different paths.
The first lasers required exotic materials to work. The original laser used a ruby crystal and later lasers relied on gases like helium and neon. However, scientists soon discovered other materials that could generate laser beams and it wasn't long before inexpensive solid state lasers were on the market. The result is that today lasers are used in everything from telecommunications to weapon systems and it isn't unusual for a household to have half a dozen lasers lurking about the place in various bits of technology.
Masers, on the other hand, remained inhabitants of the laboratory. That's because masers remained extremely expensive, temperamental pieces of equipment. They either needed special vacuum chambers to work or temperatures close to absolute zero (-273.15 C, -459.67 F). In either case, they often needed intense magnetic fields, too. With these difficulties, it''s small wonder that masers remained confined to atomic clocks and astrophysical research.
What Oxborrow and the NPL/Imperial team did was to change all this by developing a new maser that is solid state, operates at room temperature and doesn't require a magnetic field. Their breakthrough was to replace the hard, inorganic maser crystal with an organic mixed-molecular crystal, p-terphenyl doped with pentacene. The pentacene, which makes the crystal look pink, is photo-excited by yellow light. This allowed the team to excite the crystal by pumping energy into it with pulses of light. This, in turn, set off a series of reactions that made the crystal act like an oscillator and generate a maser beam.
The implications of this new technology are hard to imagine. Fifty years ago, the laser was dubbed the solution in search of a problem. Now that mantle has passed to the maser.
"When lasers were invented no one quite knew exactly how they would be used and yet, the technology flourished to the point that lasers have now become ubiquitous in our everyday lives, says Dr. Oxborrow. "We've still got a long way to go before the maser reaches that level, but our breakthrough does mean that this technology can literally come out of the cold and start becoming more useful."
Among the possible applications for the maser are new medical scanning devices, explosives detectors, quantum computer components and even radio telescopes for detecting life on other planets. However, there are still hurdles to overcome, such as getting the maser to operate continually instead of in pulses and making it operate over a range of frequencies while using less power. Once that happens, it may not be too long before you're wondering if you really need that maser pointer you just bought.
The NPL video below describes the maser.
Sources: National Physics Laboratory, Nature
Cross section of the maser apparatus (Image: National Physics Laboratory)
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Milwaukee, WI — The Milwaukee, Wisconsin based trial and litigation law firm, Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP (GRGB) is proud to announce that they have been named among the Best Law Firms in America by US New Media Group. The rankings provide a comprehensive view of the U.S. legal profession.
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BALTIMORE (April 24, 2018) – The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the country's original civil rights organization, today celebrates a huge victory for DACA recipients around the nation. A federal court in Washington, D.C. found legally insufficient the memorandum issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) terminating the DACA program and struck down the memorandum unless DHS can offer a stronger basis for ending the program affecting hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants.
Federal Judge John Bates said the decision by the Trump administration to rescind DACA was "virtually unexplained" and as such "unlawful." He gave DHS 90 days to provide a legally sufficient explanation. If DHS fails to provide an explanation that meets legal muster, DACA will be vacated in its entirety and DHS will be required to maintain the program for current enrollees and to accept and process applications from new enrollees who meet the program's eligibility rules. Decisions from other federal courts have mandated that DHS temporarily continue the DACA program as to current enrollees pending further action in those cases. Judge Bates's decision represents the first time that any court has vacated DHS's "Rescission Memorandum," thus potentially allowing new enrollees to participate in the program for the first time since DACA was terminated.
""Dr. King was right when he said that the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice," said NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson. "Our nation made a promise to protect undocumented young immigrant and this administration attempted to renege on that promise, but justice prevailed."
The NAACP and its co-plaintiffs successfully argued that the defendants failed in their efforts to articulate a legally sufficient justification for reneging on the commitments extended through the DACA program to DACA-eligible undocumented immigrants. Plaintiffs in the case also alleged that the Trump administration violated the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment, the Equal Protection Clause of the Fifth Amendment, and the Regulatory Flexibility Act by terminating the DACA program, but the court's ruling was confined to the plaintiffs' Administrative Procedure Act claims.
The NAACP filed its case in September of last year against President Trump, Attorney General Jefferson Sessions, DHS Secretary Elaine Duke, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security, in defense of people of color eligible for the DACA program. The NAACP was joined in the case by two of the nation's largest labor unions- the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the United Commercial Food Workers (UCFW). Later Princeton University and Microsoft Corporation filed a similar case that was joined with the NAACP case.
"This is a major win for advocates for justice and a compassionate democracy," said NAACP General Counsel Bradford M. Berry. "
There are approximately 800,000 DACA recipients across the country, including some who are NAACP members, and many more who are DACA eligible. The vast majority of DACA registrants and those eligible for DACA are people of color. More than 80% of registrants are of Mexican origin, according to a report from the Migration Policy Institute; about 36,000 immigrants of African origin were also immediately eligible for the DACA program. Additionally, the report shows that over 20,000 undocumented youth from the Dominican Republic and Jamaica are eligible for DACA.
"Ending the DACA program was neither right nor lawful. Given the unstable political climate our clients and the other Dreamers faced, it's great to know that their education and livelihood will be able to continue without the looming threat of deportation," said Joseph M. Sellers, Partner at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, PLLC, who served as lead attorney for the NAACP in the case.
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