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Mission Marketing Group (The)
TMMG: 78.50 0.00 (0.00%)
Director Deals - Mission Marketing Group (The) PLC (TMMG)
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 322 shares in the company on the 22nd July 2019 at a price of 92.40p. The Director now holds 768,899 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, bought 323 shares in the company on the 22nd July 2019 at a price of 92.40p. The Director now holds 711,968 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, bought 154 shares in the company on the 30th July 2019 at a price of 92.40p. The Director now holds 6,152,990 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 322 shares in the company on the 30th July 2019 at a price of 92.40p. The Director now holds 766,507 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, bought 323 shares in the company on the 30th July 2019 at a price of 92.40p. The Director now holds 709,576 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Mission Marketing sees first-half profit in line with 10% growth target
Marketing company Mission Marketing Group said it expected its first-half results to be in line with its targets of revenue growth of 5% and profit growth of 10% from continuing operations. Net bank debt at 30 June was £5.2m, down from £7.8m on-year and the company's debt leverage ratio reduced further to 0.5 times. 'As in previous years, the board expect the group's results for the year to 31 December 2019 to again have a significant bias towards the second half,' Mission Marketing said....
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 2,392 shares in the company on the 10th June 2019 at a price of 82.75p. The Director now holds 768,577 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, bought 2,392 shares in the company on the 10th June 2019 at a price of 82.75p. The Director now holds 711,645 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
James Clifton, Chief Executive Officer, sold post-exercise 4,073 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 74.50p. The Director now holds 190,249 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
James Clifton, Chief Executive Officer, exercised 8,667 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 194,322 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, exercised 4,167 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 702,628 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, sold post-exercise 5,640 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 74.50p. The Director now holds 766,185 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, exercised 12,000 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 771,825 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Fiona Shepherd, Executive Director, sold post-exercise 3,133 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 74.50p. The Director now holds 1,003,607 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Fiona Shepherd, Executive Director, exercised 6,667 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 1,006,740 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Sue Mullen, Executive Director, exercised 1,667 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 1,065,721 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Dylan Bogg, Executive Director, exercised 8,667 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 1,486,823 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Robert Day, Executive Director, sold post-exercise 7,778 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 74.50p. The Director now holds 5,153,524 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Robert Day, Executive Director, exercised 7,778 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 5,161,302 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, sold post-exercise 1,875 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 74.50p. The Director now holds 6,147,336 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, exercised 4,167 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 0.00p. The Director now holds 6,149,211 shares. NOTE: Re LTIP awards Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
James Clifton, Chief Executive Officer, received in lieu of fees/salary 20,542 shares in the company on the 23rd April 2019 at a price of 64.50p. The Director now holds 185,655 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Mission Marketing profit almost doubles after new pitch wins
Advertising company Mission Marketing Group said its annual profit almost doubled after it won new business from companies including Amazon, HP and Lindt. Pre-tax profit for the year through December rose to £11.0, up from £5.8m in 2017, as revenue climbed 13% to £77.6m. Adjusted profit rose 22% to £9.0m. Mission Marketing declared a full-year dividend of 2.1p per share, up 24% on-year. 'We have increased our revenues and profit for the eighth year running and seen our bank debt tumble...
Mission Marketing sees annual profit rising by a fifth
The Mission Marketing Group said it expected to post an annual result in line with expectations after profit grew by more than 20%. Headline pre-tax profit for the year through December was expected to rise to £9.4m, as revenue rose more than 10%, split 5% each between organic growth and acquisitions. 'Against a background of continuing uncertainty and challenges in our sector, we are particularly pleased with this progress,' Mission Marketing said. At 9:40am: (LON:TMMG) Mission Marketing...
Wed 05 Dec 2018 17:10
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, bought 109 shares in the company on the 4th December 2018 at a price of 64.66p. The Director now holds 6,145,044 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 203 shares in the company on the 4th December 2018 at a price of 64.66p. The Director now holds 759,825 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, bought 204 shares in the company on the 4th December 2018 at a price of 64.66p. The Director now holds 698,461 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Andrew Nash, Non Executive Director, bought 50,000 shares in the company on the 14th November 2018 at a price of 56.50p. The Director now holds 50,000 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Fiona Shepherd, Executive Director, sold 270,000 shares in the company on the 14th November 2018 at a price of 56.50p. The Director now holds 1,000,073 shares. NOTE: Sold to provide additional liquidity. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Mon 12 Nov 2018 07:40
Mission Marketing sells BroadCare to CHS Healthcare for £4.4m
Marketing consultancy Mission Marketing Group said it had sold its BroadCare business to CHS Healthcare for £4.4m. BroadCare was a tracking and reporting system, specially designed for managing NHS-funded continuing healthcare. 'Given its specialist nature and the constraints in moving the appeal of the software beyond its current client base, the board concluded that BroadCare was non-core to the group's main activities and better suited to an organisation already providing a wide range of...
Mission Marketing sees double-digit rise in profit as margins fatten
Advertising firm Mission Marketing Group said it expected to post double-digit growth in pre-tax profit for the first half, while continuing to increase its margins. The company claimed it had an 'excellent' start to the year, characterised by good levels of organic growth, new business wins and a smooth integration of recently-acquired Krow Communications. Net debt at 30 June had increased to £8.4m, from £7.2m at 31 December, though the company said its net bank debt leverage ratio...
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 3,618 shares in the company on the 8th May 2018 at a price of 49.75p. The Director now holds 758,869 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, bought 3,618 shares in the company on the 8th May 2018 at a price of 49.75p. The Director now holds 697,503 shares. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Mission Marketing Group profit flat, acquires Krow Communications
Advertising company Mission Marketing Group said annual profit was broadly unchanged after higher revenue was offset by a rise in operating expenses. The company also announced that it had acquired London-based creative agency Krow Communications for an initial sum of £2.75m. Pre-tax profit of £5.8m compared to £5.9m in 2016, as revenue rose by 6% to £70.0m. The company declared a full-year dividend of 1.7p, up 13% on-year. 'Trading in the first quarter of 2018 was ahead of last year and...
Broker Forecast - Shore Capital issues a broker note on Mission Marketing Group (The) PLC
Shore Capital today reaffirms its under review investment rating on Mission Marketing Group (The) PLC (LON:TMMG) and set its price target at 44p. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Broker Forecasts data provided by www.sharesmagazine.co.uk
Thu 25 Jan 2018 07:52
Mission Marketing sees seventh year of growth
The Mission Marketing Group, a marketing communications and advertising group, expects its headline profit before tax for 2017 to be 10% higher at £7.7m, representing the seventh consecutive year of growth. Revenue for 2017 is expected to be 6% ahead of the year before, reflecting like-for-like growth of almost 4% and the first contribution from its acquisition of RJW & Partners. The year ended with a net bank debt position below £7.5m, materially better than market expectations. The...
Robert Day, Executive Director, sold 1,000,000 shares in the company on the 13th October 2017 at a price of 48.00p. The Director now holds 5,153,524 shares. NOTE: Sold to meet institutional demand. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
Fri 06 Oct 2017 16:55
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, bought 235 shares in the company on the 20th July 2016 at a price of 33.98p. The Director now holds 755,060 shares. NOTE: Notification of previously undisclosed 2016 transaction Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, bought 242 shares in the company on the 20th July 2016 at a price of 33.98p. The Director now holds 6,144,593 shares. NOTE: Notification of previously undisclosed 2016 transaction. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
Thu 21 Sep 2017 08:30
Mission Marketing reports strong headline growth
Mission Marketing, a marketing communications and advertising group, grew its headline profit before tax by 11% to £2.9m in the first six months of the year. Turnover (billings) fell by 4% to £71.2m due to year-on-year changes in the phasing of client spending the market trend away from traditional broad-based media expenditure in favour of more targeted activities. Operating income (turnover less third party costs) increased 4% to £33.8m. Within branding, advertising and digital,...
FLASH: Mission Marketing profit before tax up 11%
Sir David Morgan, Chairman, has re-invested 224 shares in the company on the 31st July 2017 at a price of 42.35p. The Director now holds 6,144,351 shares. NOTE: SIP Purchase Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
Giles Lee, Non Executive Director, has re-invested 326 shares in the company on the 31st July 2017 at a price of 42.35p. The Director now holds 754,825 shares. NOTE: SIP Purchase Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
Peter Fitzwilliam, Financial Director, has re-invested 328 shares in the company on the 31st July 2017 at a price of 42.35p. The Director now holds 693,457 shares. NOTE: SIP Purchase Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Director deals data provided by www.directorsholdings.com
All resolutions passed at AGM of Mission Marketing
The Mission Marketing Group has confirmed that all resolutions were passed by shareholders at today's Annual General Meeting. At 2:24pm: (LON:TMMG) Mission Marketing Group The PLC share price was 0p at 42p Story provided by StockMarketWire.com
Thu 27 Apr 2017 11:20
Broker Forecast - finnCap issues a broker note on Mission Marketing Group (The) PLC
finnCap today reaffirms its corporate investment rating on Mission Marketing Group (The) PLC (LON:TMMG) and raised its price target to 69p (from 66p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com
Thu 23 Mar 2017 10:50

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Q: Using OpenStack Nova Exceptions When I'm using nova.keypairs.create() and I pass it an invalid public key, I get the following:
BadRequest: Keypair data is invalid: failed to generate fingerprint (HTTP 400) (Request-ID: req-12bc6440-f042-4687-9ee9-d89e7edc260d)

I tried doing the following and for obvious reasons (it's a unique exception to OpenStack) it didn't work:
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How can I use OpenStack specific exceptions such as BadRequest within my own try and except statements?

A: You will need to import the exceptions for nova package. Going through github for the package, it looks like you will need to do:
from nova.exception import *

Note that the exception you are seeing is actually InvalidKeypair exception, which itself subclasses from exception class Invalid, the BadRequest message is just the template text for it.
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except InvalidKeypair:
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Cigarette-maker Philip Morris USA filed two lawsuits last week in U.S. District Court against 34 New York City retailers for selling counterfeit versions of the company's Marlboro brand cigarettes.
Philip Morris says it continues to take action against counterfeit sellers to protect its trademarks, support law enforcement, promote the lawful sale of its brands and safeguard the integrity of the legitimate distribution system. With this new lawsuit, Philip Morris says it has sued a total of 212 New York retailers for selling counterfeit Marlboro cigarettes.
In February 2011, Philip Morris reportedly also filed a lawsuit against two Chinese websites, Olymall.com and Owncig.com, which sold contraband Marlboro cigarettes to New York consumers.
Philip Morris estimates that there could be over three million packs of counterfeit Marlboro cigarettes available annually in the New York City area, making it one of the top areas in the U.S. for counterfeit cigarettes. New York City reportedly has the highest cigarette tax rate in the country and is very profitable for those involved in the illicit cigarette trade.
Counterfeit cigarettes are often allegedly manufactured in China in unregulated facilities and then smuggled into the U.S.
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DETECTIVES have released a man and a woman who were on bail in connection with the murders of Birmingham schoolgirl Toni-Ann Byfield and her father.
The 43-year-old man and 37-year-old woman were arrested in north-west London in October 2003, three weeks after Toni-Ann and Bertram Byfield were killed in a gangland execution.
Seven-year-old Toni-Ann, who was in the care of Birmingham social services at the time, was shot once in the back at her father's London flat. Her father was shot twice.
Detectives believe Mr Byfield, a convicted crack cocaine dealer, was involved in a well-known Jamaican drugs cartel and was killed because of a drug debt.
Toni-Ann was likely to have been murdered so that she could not identify the gunman who shot her father.
She would have started at Slade Primary School in Erdington the day after she died.
Detectives believe the pair knew their assassin.
A year after the murders, police took 20 calls during an appeal on BBC's Crimewatch and offered a £25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the killers.
But two years on from the shooting, no-one has been charged.
A spokeswoman from Scotland Yard, which is investigating the murders, said: "We are working very hard to find out who was responsible."
Toni-Ann had been placed with a foster family in Birmingham, but when the family went on holiday care workers placed her in London with a girlfriend of Byfield's.


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Flapper is an engrossing history of the too-brief Jazz Age and the New Woman, with particular focus on important figures of the day: Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, Coco Chanel, and Lois Long. I've read a few works on the era, but I came away from Flapper discovering things unknown to me. The author argues for this era as the beginning of mass consumerism in society, with mail-order catalogs nurturing that desire in rural areas.
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Keep in mind that you can make funny argumentative essays if you do a couple of things. First, support the ridiculous point of issue and explain your examples fully. Second, talk about what you shouldn't do instead of what needs to be done. Lastly, remember to make full use of effective transition words while starting sentences. Good examples include moreover, however, above all, and even though, among others. Good luck!


The notorious UFO spotter Scott C. Waring has been bombarding Elon Musk with missives asking the billionaire to pay attention to the 'discoveries' he's made during a lifelong search for the truth about aliens.
Waring became famous across the world after claiming to have found all manner of strange things hidden in Nasa photos or video.
On his website UFO Sightings Daily, Waring has shared images and claimed they show 'space crabs' on Mars and presented pretty shaky evidence that it was once ruled by an empire of tiny midget mini-Martians.
We know the investigator has sent his 'findings' to the UN, once attempting to tell secretary Ban Ki-Moon about a 'bear-like creature' he'd glimpsed on the Red Planet.
Now it's emerged that Waring has been begging the famous founder of Telsa and SpaceX to pay attention to his research as well.
Sadly, it appears that neither Ban Ki-Moon nor Elon Musk has responded to the dogged space detective's strange tweets.
Scott's latest attempts were pointed out by a Twitter account called UFO Of Interest, which said the UFO hunter had 'made a fool of himself'.
We looked back to find Waring had actually written to Musk a number of times over the years, inviting to him to take a look at the ludicrously super-sized 'alien spaceships' he'd found in Nasa images and even trying to get the billionaire to agree to a meeting about a potential business idea.
In his most recent tweet to Elon, Waring wrote: 'I found this 10-mile long alien ship in Waterman crater on Earth's moon.
He then shared a link to a story he'd written about this 'mothership' he allegedly found 'on the lunar surface'.
Waring's attempts to contact Musk have been going on for at least a year.
In January 2018, he wrote: ' I would like to meet with you to discuss a business deal that would allow everyone to send text and photo messages into deep space at the speed of light using a 25-metre radio telescope.
Like many of us, the UFO investigator appears to have a soft spot for Elon.
He spoke out in support of the billionaire after he volunteered to design a submarine to save a group of Thai kids stuck inside a flooded cave network.
A rescue diver then rebuffed this offer in the strongest terms and, according to Elon himself, 'suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub'.
'Thanks for trying to save those kids stuck in the cave. I have to admit, I was surprised and impressed by your efforts,' Waring wrote.
Although Waring has yet to present unequivocal evidence of alien life, he claimed that stories based on his research have been published on 50,000 news websites around the world.


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2020 UNCITRAL Working Group Session Dates
The following dates have been set for upcoming UNCITRAL Working Group sessions, including UNCITRAL's 53rd session:
53rd Commission Session
6-17 July 2020
Working Group I – Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
7-11 October 2019, Vienna
23-27 March 2020, New York
Working Group II – Arbitration and Conciliation / Dispute Settlement
23 -27 September 2019, Vienna
3-7 February 2020, New York
Working Group III – Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform
14-18 October 2019, Vienna
20-24 January 2020, Vienna
30 March to 3 April 2020, New York
Side events during the 38th session
Working Group IV – Electronic Commerce
25-29 November 2019, Vienna
6-9 April 2020, New York
Working Group V – Insolvency Law
2-5 December 2019, Vienna
6 December 2019, Colloquium on civil asset tracing and recovery
11-14 May 2020, New York
15 May 2020, Colloquium on applicable law in insolvency proceedings
Working Group VI – Judicial Sale of Ships
20-24 April 2020, New York
UN Day Lectures 2019: Recap and Lecture Materials
UNCCA UN Day Lecture 2019 Recap by Aidan O'Callaghan
Speakers and Attendees in Hobart
On 23-24 October 2019, UNCCA held its third United Nations Day Lecture series. Lectures were held in the capital city of nearly every Australian State and Territory, including Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The Lectures reflected on 25 years of UNCTIRAL Cross Border Insolvency Law Reform.
The UN Day Lectures brought insight into the history, utility, domestic relevance and future of cross-border insolvency ('CBI') law. UNCITRAL's role in reforming CBI law over the past quarter-century has resulted in the development of key instruments which continue to guide legal and commercial practice worldwide. Particularly, the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency (1997) has been adopted in 46 States, including in Australia as the Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2008 (Cth). The UNCITRAL framework enables recognition and cooperation between domestic and foreign courts for insolvency proceedings which cross international borders.
UN Day was generously hosted Australia-wide by the Federal Court of Australia. This year's Lectures attracted over 200 attendees, including students, academics, lawyers and public servants – a testament to the growing domestic recognition of the important role played by international trade law. Likewise, speakers came from a variety of backgrounds, including academics, lawyers, judicial officers, and policy makers; each brought a unique insight into the role of UNCITRAL's CBI framework and its implications for the study and practice of international trade law, particularly in Australia.
In Adelaide, Professor Christopher Symes of the University of Adelaide provided the Lecture, tracing the idea and application of international insolvency law in Australia back to as early as 1886, and in comparison, provided detailed insight into the utility of the UNCITRAL Law today. The event was chaired by Justice Anthony Besanko of the Federal Court, and additional commentary provided by Brendon Roberts QC, of the Adelaide Bar.
The Brisbane Lecture was presented by Adjunct Professor Rosalind Mason of QUT, who provided a useful exposition of UNCITRAL's resources and CBI instruments, as well as insight into the theoretical framework used by the Model Law. Additional commentary was provided by Scott Butler of McCullough Robertson, who gave a practical explanation of some of the Model Law's most salient technical features. The Lecture was chaired by Justice Roger Derrington.
Canberra Speakers: Prue Bindon, Prof. Michael Murray, and Judge Dr Warwick Neville
UN Day in Canberra included a Lecture from Adjunct Professor Michael Murray of QUT who contrasted the UNCITRAL CBI framework's sophisticated approach with the principles of comity and reciprocity previously relied upon in international relations, before examining some of the framework's technical details, and UNCITRAL's ongoing work. The Lecture was chaired by Judge Dr Warwick Neville of the Federal Circuit Court, with additional commentary provided by Prue Bindon of Key Chambers.
In Hobart, Tim Castle of the Sydney Bar and a former Chair of UNCCA referred to the importance of having a sound cross-border insolvency framework to reduce transaction costs associated with legal risk, as an accompaniment to the growth in world trade and global finance. Paul Cook, a former President of ARITA provided the commentary, and remarked on impact for Tasmanian industry and employees of global insolvencies. The Hobart session was well attended by over 30 practitioners, academics and students and was chaired by Judge Barbara Baker of the Federal Magistrates Court.
In Melbourne, the UN Day Lecture was provided by Stewart Maiden QC of the Victorian Bar, who highlighted the necessary imperfections of cross-border insolvency law in Australia, as revealed by recent case law, and the ongoing role of UNCITRAL in addressing them. In his commentary, Dr Neil Hannan of Thomson Geer highlighted the internationality of UNCITRAL's CBI framework, noting the need for domestic authorities to properly balance the law's features, as revealed in Australia through the example of Maritime Stays and Claims. The Lecture was chaired by Justice David O'Callaghan of the Federal Court.
Justice Katrina Banks-Smith Delivering the Lecture in Perth
The Perth Lecture was presented by Justice Katrina Banks-Smith of the Federal Court, with commentary from Julie Taylor of Francis Burt Chambers. Notably, the Lecture was chaired by UNCCA's own Chair, Justice Neil McKerracher, also of the Federal Court.
Sydney Speakers: Justice Jacqueline Gleeson, Jenny Clift, and Scott Atkins
The Sydney Lecture was presented by Scott Atkins of Norton Rose Fulbright, who gave a unique insight into the role of the Australian legal profession in the UNCITRAL's CBI work, and how the laws have been received and implemented domestically. Additional insight into the practical hurdles of negotiating UNCITRAL texts, as well as likely future developments of CBI law was provided by commentator Jenny Clift, the Former Secretary of UNCITRAL's Working Group V. The Lecture was chaired by Justice Jacqueline Gleeson of the Federal Court.
UNCCA is thankful to all the speakers who presented at UN Day 2019; their contribution to the academic and legal practice of trade law in Australia cannot be understated. Further, without the interest and contribution of all who attended UN Day 2019, UNCCA would not be able to continue its role of promoting international trade law in Australia.
As a token of thanks, UNCCA is pleased to offer all non-members who attended UN Day 2019 an extended membership offer. As such, any membership registrations (Fellowship or Associateship) made by attendees before the end of the year, will be honoured until 1 January 2021.
We look forward to seeing you at UNCCA's next event!
With immense gratitude to the speakers and commentators from the UN Day Lectures, UNCCA is pleased to share the following material:
Adelaide Lecture by Professor Christopher Symes of the University of Adelaide
Brisbane Lecture by Adjunct Professor Rosalind Mason of Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane Commentary by Scott Butler of McCullough Robertson
Canberra Lecture by Adjunct Professor Michael Murray of Queensland University of Technology
Hobart Lecture by Tim Castle of 6 St James Chambers
Hobart Commentary by Paul Cook of Paul Cook Associates
Melbourne Lecture by Stewart Maiden QC of Owen Dixon Chambers West
Melbourne Commentary by Dr Neil Hannan of Thomson Geer
UNCITRAL Colloquium on Civil Asset Tracing and Recovery (6 December 2019, Vienna)
At its fifty-second session, in 2019, the Commission requested the Secretariat to organize a colloquium, in cooperation with other relevant international organizations, to further clarify and refine various aspects of the Commission's possible work on civil asset tracing and recovery, for consideration by the Commission at its fifty-third session, in 2020. The Commission was of the view that the colloquium should consider the elements of a possible toolkit on civil asset tracing and recovery and collect more information on civil law jurisdictions practices. The colloquium should also: (a) examine both criminal and civil law tracing and recovery with a view to better delineating the topic while benefitting from available tools; (b) consider tools developed for insolvency law and for other areas of law; and (c) discuss proposed asset tracing and recovery tools and other international instruments (A/74/17, para. 203). That decision followed the consideration by the Commission of the proposals submitted by the United States of America (A/CN.9/996) and (A/CN.9/WG.V/WP.154).
The Colloquium on Civil Asset Tracing and Recovery will be held in Vienna on 6 December 2019. The meetings will take place from 9:30-12:30 and 14:00-17:00 in Boardroom D of the Vienna International Centre (VIC).
The Colloquium is restricted to professionals who deal with asset tracing and recovery, in particular in insolvency proceedings. The Colloquium will be conducted on an informal basis. Interpretation in the six official languages of the United Nations (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish) will be available.
Participation is by invitation. All eligible and interested participants are invited to communicate their interest to the UNCITRAL secretariat at uncitral@un.org. Delegates and observers to the 56th session of Working Group V (Insolvency Law) are automatically invited to the Colloquium.
Those eligible and interested to speak are requested to identify a topic they are proposing to cover and attach an outline of issues they intend to address at the Colloquium (the outline should be of no longer than 2 pages).
No fees are charged for participation at the Colloquium but participants are expected to cover travel and accommodation costs and make their own travel and accommodation arrangements.
To ensure comprehensive and balanced deliberations and outcomes, scholars and practitioners from different legal systems of the world and of developed and developing countries are encouraged to attend the Colloquium. In addition, the United Nations is mindful of gender balance, and women are therefore particularly encouraged to attend the Colloquium and present their candidatures as speakers.
The report of the Colloquium will be before the Commission at its fifty-third session (New York, July 2020) and upon its issuance will be made available on the web page of the Commission.


Speaking of friends, Germany's Voxativ was using Vincent Brient's totaldac to convert bits to magic. My review of the totaldac d1-tube-mk2 DAC ($10,000) will be showing up on AudioStream shortly much to my chagrin since that means I'll have to send it back. Just as we were becoming such.great.friends. Haruumph!
This system exuded music into the room and I was lucky enough to join David Chesky and Steve Guttenberg as they went through some of David's stunning recordings, er, files. System: Voxativ 845 tube monoblocks ($17,500/pair), Voxativ PA-01 preamp with MC phono ($9,900), the totaldac D1 music server ($5,000), and the Voxativ 9.87 System with AC-4d wideband driver and Bass Extension speakers ($34,900).
Is this not a debut, albeit unofficial showing for Total Dac in the US ?


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Our aim is to enhance the everyday. From our dedicated concierge service through to the delicious menu served in the Shapland Restaurant, the New Court team will cater to your every need and more.
We're on hand 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with the sole purpose of making your life easier. Your peace of mind is our priority as we'll respond to an emergency call should you be taken ill, ensure the site is safe and secure, and are always available to offer help and advice if you need it.
Our elegant and stylish retirement properties will not only provide you with a brand new home in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, but you'll also receive an hour of personal service every week. You have the freedom to choose how you use this hour by selecting from a range of packages that will be delivered by our dedicated team.
Of course, should you wish to take advantage of any additional packages; all you have to do is ask. becoming an owner of one of our retirement apartments means you'll have the luxury of both independent living and a range of communal facilities.
The ethos of New Court is to provide the perfect setting for an active and social lifestyle within the heart of Cheltenham. All of the communal facilities have been designed as ideal spaces to relax and entertain, with the freedom to shape the running and future of this elegant development.
New Court is the perfect setting for a whole new start. Browse our latest retirement properties or get in touch with us today to find out how you can buy one of our stunning retirement apartments.
New Court was lovingly commissioned in 1862 by Captain Shapland Swiny, a military man from Ireland with a growing family. The New Court mansion was intended as a visible sign of the family's prestige and influence. In homage to New Court's original owner, the present-day dining room is named the Shapland Restaurant.
By 1914 New Court had passed to James Flemming who offered it for use as a Voluntary Aid Detachment hospital, the first of its kind in the area. New Court's long corridors, grand parlours and immaculate grounds were adapted into a relaxing environment that provided a home for 1,697 men while they recovered from injuries sustained during the war.
Proprietor Charles Fletcher capitalised on both the reputation and elegance of the building when he turned it into the New Court hotel. Fletcher's renovation once more thrust New Court into the limelight when on Saturday 12th September 1936, the Cheltenham Chronicle and Gloucestershire Graphic featured photographs of the grand hotel lit at night.
Between 1948 and the late 1970s New Court took on another new role, this time in the education of young day pupils and boarders, acting as a feeder school to Cheltenham Ladies College and Gentleman's college. Our team was keen to restore this atmosphere of quiet contemplation and foundation of life-long study in the present-day Chapter Library.
Most recently New Court was home to the dedicated New Court museum, which captured the building's diverse and lively history. The redevelopment of the Grade II listed building has included restoration of many original features to preserve its unique past, whilst the new build aspect of this development is another exciting evolution in the story of New Court.
Beneath the high ceilings and surrounded by stunning Victorian features, New Court's exclusive Owners' Lounge, located in the Grade II listed building, offers owners tea, coffee, light bites and cakes throughout the day. With views onto the meticulously kept landscaped gardens, the lounge is the perfect location to entertain friends or simply enjoy lazy afternoons in comfort.
Brimming with history and delicately restored original features, New Court's Grade II listed building is the perfect place to enjoy a bite to eat with family and friends. With views onto the landscaped gardens, the handcrafted bar is the perfect location to enjoy an early evening aperitif followed by a dish from our carefully crafted menu in the restaurant. Our chef will be preparing a selection of classic British meals for a lunchtime service several days a week.
Retirement at New Court is the opportunity to focus on you, and to say goodbye to the hassles of daily life. After years of managing your own home, let our team of New Court staff take away some of the hassles of everyday life so that you can spend Sunday afternoon in the owners' library getting stuck into a good book, instead of doing the washing up.
Whilst each apartment has its own private terrace - an outside space to make your own - our gardeners will lovingly tend to New Court's landscaped grounds. In summer, you can enjoy the scent of freshly cut grass without the worry of mowing the lawn yourself. Whilst in winter, the gardeners will keep the grounds ticking over, leaving you to enjoy a pot of tea in the warmth.
Wellness is at the heart of a happy retirement. Indulge yourself in a variety of therapeutic treatments including physiotherapy, meditation and massages, which can be enjoyed in our treatment room. The treatment room is completely flexible so should you have any appointments or are keen to introduce new activities to New Court, our team will be on hand to help you.
Whether you fancy a cup of coffee or a light bite to eat, the bar menu will cater for all tastes and occasions. With a range of hot drinks including cappuccinos from our barista coffee machine, there will certainly be something that will appeal. Should an alcoholic tipple take your fancy, New Court's experienced bar staff will ensure that the bar never runs dry.
Owners can book the New Court Guest Suite for when their visitors come to stay. This charmingly decorated en-suite double bedroom is located within the listed building and offers additional space, privacy and comfort. This facility is provided to New Court's residents guests at a small fee per night.
New Court is ideally located in Cheltenham's Montpellier district. Once a relaxing destination for people to enjoy the healthy waters of Montpellier Spa; the area has been transformed into a bustling hub of boutique shops, cafés and restaurants. Not forgetting Montpellier Gardens, home to its own café, gallery and tennis courts.
A short walk from Montpellier lies the centre of Cheltenham, home to yet more shops, and independent restaurants. During the warmer months, the town hosts a May jazz festival, a summer music festival, with proms at The Everyman Theatre, and an October literature festival.
You only have to take a short walk through Cheltenham, passing the Regency mansions, Town Hall and Pump Room, to know that, like New Court, the town and surrounding region is steeped in history. Venturing further afield, Gloucestershire is home to the magnificent Sudeley Castle and a fascinating host of National Trust properties and gardens. Less than half an hour's drive is the heart of the Cotswold Hills, perfect for a change of pace.
From fine dining at the Michelin starred Le Champignon Sauvage, to a light lunch at a local deli, Cheltenham caters for every taste and every occasion. For those that prefer to dine in, the central Promenade hosts a bimonthly Friday farmer's market with local produce from the Gloucestershire and Cotswolds area. In December, this is complemented by a 10-day Christmas market selling festive produce, decorations and gifts.
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using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;

namespace Emlid.WindowsIot.Hardware.Components.Px4io.Data
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Defines the flags in the <see cref="Px4ioStatusRegisters.Monitoring"/> register.
    /// </summary>
    /// <see href="https://github.com/emlid/navio-rcio-linux-driver/blob/master/protocol.h"/>
    [Flags]
    [CLSCompliant(false)]
    [SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Design", "CA1028", Justification = "Non-integer enumeration better suited to match the hardware specification in a hardware library.")]
    public enum Px4ioStatusMonitoringFlags : ushort
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Armed okay and locally armed.
        /// </summary>
        Armed = (1 << 0),

        /// <summary>
        /// Manual override.
        /// </summary>
        ManualOverride = (1 << 1),

        /// <summary>
        /// RC input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        RCInput = (1 << 2),

        /// <summary>
        /// PPM input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        Ppm = (1 << 3),

        /// <summary>
        /// DSM input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        Dsm = (1 << 4),

        /// <summary>
        /// SBUS input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        Sbus = (1 << 5),

        /// <summary>
        /// Controls from FMU are valid.
        /// </summary>
        Fmu = (1 << 6),

        /// <summary>
        /// Raw PWM from FMU is bypassing the mixer.
        /// </summary>
        PwmRaw = (1 << 7),

        /// <summary>
        /// Mixer is OK.
        /// </summary>
        Mixer = (1 << 8),

        /// <summary>
        /// Arming state between IO and FMU is in sync.
        /// </summary>
        ArmedSync = (1 << 9),

        /// <summary>
        /// Initialization of the IO completed without error.
        /// </summary>
        IOInitialized = (1 << 10),

        /// <summary>
        /// Failsafe is active.
        /// </summary>
        Failsafe = (1 << 11),

        /// <summary>
        /// Safety is off.
        /// </summary>
        SafetyOff = (1 << 12),

        /// <summary>
        /// FMU was initialized and OK once.
        /// </summary>
        FmuInitialized = (1 << 13),

        /// <summary>
        /// ST24 input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        St24 = (1 << 14),

        /// <summary>
        /// SUMD input is valid.
        /// </summary>
        Sumd = (1 << 15)
    }
}


Washer Water Injector WP22001304, is used on certain Maytag, and some other brand top loading washers. The hose on this injector assembly is 16-inches long.
Same as 22001304, 22002310, AP4028373, PT12076977, PS2019509, 1399, 11367533.


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China Construction Bank Releases CSR Report
China Construction Bank, one of the four state-owned commercial banks in China, has just released its corporate social responsibility report.
This is the first CSR report in the Chinese state-owned banking industry and the second one in banking industry of China, as Shanghai Pudong Development Bank had previously released their own CSR report.
The 50-page CSR report introduces CCB's practice and exploration in fulfilling its corporate social responsibilities since it was listed, including measures it has taken in fulfilling its responsibilities for the nation, its clients, shareholders, employees and in supporting community public welfare causes.
In "A Letter from the President" at the beginning of the report, CCB organizes its social responsibilities into six areas: to maintain sustainable corporate development and to maximize value for its shareholders; to lend support to the macro-economic policy measures of the nation and to facilitate its social and economic development; to ensure continuous innovations in its products and services and to deliver the best services to its customers; to focus on the balance between business growth and social concern and help to improve livelihood of fellow countrymen; to render respect for staff interests and be fully committed to the building of business harmony; to show concern for vulnerable groups in the society and be actively involved in social welfare.
CCB says its interest is closely related to China's national interest, and it devoted two-thirds of bank loans last year to improve the country's infrastructure, basic industry and backbone industries. For client services, CCB has reduced 96% of the customers' waiting time at its business halls to less than 10 minutes. In improving people's lives, CCB has been concerned with the financial services of low-income families and it has launched a customized service for medium and small sized companies.
In the public welfare field, the bank says it shows its care to the weaker social groups by offering financial aid to underprivileged students, offering donations to Project Hope and disaster stricken areas, and by sponsoring Special Olympics.
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Just a couple weeks ago I gave a sermon entitled: Parenting as Spiritual Practice. Within a few days I received a call (from someone who had no idea where I'd been or what I'd been speaking on) to participate in an online summit of experts on the topic of "Sacred Parenting". Seemingly, I'm onto something!
However, what struck me most in preparing the talk was the fact that I am at the end of my journey of parenting children and am now parenting young adults. With this perspective, I was able to reflect on what I did as a parent of babies and toddlers, of young children, middle-grade children, and teens. Remarkably, even when I felt like I was drowning in diapers, drool, and drama, I seemed to have been holding my spiritual center on most days. So, I thought I'd share my insights with you. As always, take what works, and leave the rest. You know yourself best.
Three parts of parenting as spiritual practice are Presence, Patience, and Guidance.
When we practice Presence we are engaged in the moment. Our head, heart, and body (thoughts, feelings, and actions) are aligned in the now. We are not thinking of what didn't go right yesterday (or 5 years ago), nor are we fretting over next week's massive to-do list or the possibility of our child not getting into the "best" school. We offer our full Self to our child(ren) to the best of our ability at the time. Of course, there are times when we are less present than others, yet reminding ourselves that in this moment we are enough and breathing into the now, we can give our children what they most want: our attention and love.
Practicing Patience looks different when our children are different ages. We are patient waiting for a bug to cross the sidewalk instead of walking over or past it. Small children's eyes are lower to the ground than an adult's, and they are far more curious about what is right in front of them than where you want them to go or how long it takes to get there. We are patient with our middle-schooler as she unfolds all the happenings of every "frenemy" in class knowing that these relationships and their problems are important to her. We are patient with our 22yo son as he decides which of 4 summer internships to take and debates with you and himself in many, many conversations which one will give him the most fun, the coolest place to live, the best networking opportunities, and the right amount of challenge. We are patient as our children navigate the choices they need to make regarding love relationships, work, housing, sexuality, major purchases, and higher education knowing that this is how they become the functional and thoughtful adults we hope them to be.
And through this all, we practice Guidance. We set boundaries of safety, of kindness, of using tools, furniture, and equipment, and language with respect. We guide our children by showing them how we want them to treat others by treating them with unconditional love, courtesy, and by honestly expressing our feelings. We ask for forgiveness when we mess up, and we offer forgiveness when they ask for it (and sometimes before!). We let them learn through experiencing natural consequences and then following that up with conversation about ways to find more satisfactory outcomes. We understand the difference between being a parent and being a friend…and then, as they become adults, we learn to shift that balance and treat them as equals, as friends.
It ain't easy! And none of us are perfect, which is why this is called a spiritual practice. Every day you get the opportunity to practice Presence, Patience, and Guidance. And, over time, this practice will change you and help you become the parent you want to be. Luckily, humans are resilient, so there is always a chance to shift and rebuild bridges that may need some shoring up.


The Santa Rosa Symphony is in the middle of an exciting journey as they change artistic directors. Bruno Ferrandis, their beloved conductor, is stepping down and returning to France after eleven years at the helm. He balanced an electric tautness with depth of feeling, and the orchestra will surely miss him. But this year Sonoma audiences get to hear five different conductors strut their stuff, and they are even encouraged to offer their comments to the hiring committee.
On Monday, Dec. 4, I heard the third of the five candidates, Andrew Grams, in a program titled "A Luscious Euro Sound." Built around Ravel's playful Piano Concerto in G Major, this was a program of contrasts.
Grams was interviewed beforehand by music historian Kayleen Asbo, and she asked him several tough questions.
KA: Can you talk about your journey here?
AG: I was very privileged to grow up when and where I did. One of the fun things about growing up outside of Baltimore back then is that we had THREE classical music stations on the radio. Classical music was always in the house (and we called it "serious music" because classical is a misnomer). When I was in the third grade my mother signed me up for string instruction, and I wanted that so I could get out of math class. I studied violin… and that began my journey all the way to Juilliard and later into conducting. My mother was very supportive, and I cannot overstate the luck and the willingness of a lot of people to shepherd me through this. How we get to where we get is how we get to where we get!
AG: Because it's the best stuff! We cannot always articulate what it is about music… It's just the best stuff!
KA: I believe that the Santa Rosa Symphony is the heart and soul of this community. What can you say about this?
AG: Music is the medium by which we come together. It is the opposite of race and religion. It is a force for bringing people together into meaningful dialogue.
KA: You travel a lot. Moving to Sonoma County is not in your plans, right?
AG: I have a "residence" outside of Cleveland, where I live about two months a year with my love, who plays with the Cleveland Orchestra. And then I guest conduct a lot. If I get this job I will cut down a lot on my guest conducting. Think of it like dating: you go out a couple of times and then you think, It's fun. But do I need it? So I'll cut down on some of that…And this conductor search is like speed dating.
KA: [laughs] Yes, it is like speed dating. But we're not looking for one night stands!
Grams answered smoothly, talking about sharing what he loved with the musicians and community. But I don't think he was expecting that sweetly smiling musicologist to have such a wicked thrust.
And then on to the tryout! They opened with Hector Berlioz' King Lear Overture. This was not the mature Berlioz that we know from Symphonie Fantastique, with his command of orchestration and color and smooth transitions. This was the young Berlioz, rough and rocky and fresh from being jilted by the woman he hoped to wed. It may not have been smooth, but in this homage to Shakespeare's Lear we could hear a King's madness echoed by a young man's descent into insane passions.
Grams spoke about the work first, telling us that Berlioz had actually planned to dress as a chambermaid and poison his intended and her mother (who had halted the engagement) and himself, and was traveling from Rome when he stopped in Nice and encountered the Shakespeare play. He managed to regain enough sanity to write this concerto.
Despite the fascinating back story, this was not as successful as it could have been. Perhaps Grams was trying too hard, varying the tempo too often and stopping for long moments before springing back into action. The strings were right with him on those pauses, and started up instantly together. But the horns were ragged, since he didn't know to telegraph his down beat for them. You just can't do that to a horn player! They need to know where the beat is going to be, so they can get their mouths puckered down and begin compressing a column of air.
In that moment I knew his violin training was actually interfering with his rapport with the brass.
But then they came powerfully together in Maurice Ravel's Concerto in G major for Piano and Orchestra, with a dynamic performance by young piano sensation Stewart Goodyear.
This was all that the audience could have wished for, with sparkling runs and deep melancholy and lots and lots of Euro-jazz! But here Grams' job was more direct: he had to follow the soloist faithfully or court instant disaster. No sweeping gestures, no grand pauses. This was that supreme tightrope act that conductors have to do, supporting the soloist's interpretation of the composer and his rapport with the orchestra.
Along with the full-court piano runs, the orchestra was at the top of its form. The brass were magically tight, the flutes glittered like precious stones, and the harp mirrored piano to create a sense of unearthly distance.
After intermission, the orchestra tried to show its mettle in Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances, and it was clear that these musicians were solid. But again there were problems getting the work to gel into clarity. The patron seated next to me leaned over and whispered, "Grams looks like he's dancing." She didn't seem to approve of his sways and round gestures, and I think the brass were having trouble finding the center of his beat.
I tried to think how Rachmaninoff would have conducted his own work of lush chords and bright edges. Stravinsky called him "a six-foot-six-inch scowl." He would have stood ramrod straight and conducted incisively, and the musicians would have sounded sublime.
For complete information on these concerts and on this exciting search for a conductor see srsymphony.org.
Photo top of Andrew Grams, courtesy of the SR Symphony; below of Stewart Goodyear, photo by Anita Zvonar.


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The role of new energy technologies to meet future energy demand was a focal point during the Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum (ACGEF) in Abu Dhabi. Meeting the increasing demand for energy usually raises concerns about international climate objectives. While new energy technologies promise a pathway to meet this increasing demand without sacrificing emission reduction targets, ultimately, policymakers will need to provide the frameworks necessary to harness these technologies, so as to deliver on sustainability goals.
On February 12, 2019, the Atlantic Council's Global Energy Center and Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center hosted Yale Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy Daniel C. Estyfor a conversation about corporate sustainability in Latin America. Esty's recently published book, The Labyrinth of Sustainability: Green Business Lessons from Latin American Corporate Leaders,set the context for the discussion, with a look at a collection of case studies that demonstrated Latin America's unique stage for sustainable corporate investments. Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Deputy Director Paula Garcia Tufromoderated, with Global Energy Center Deputy Director for Climate and Advanced Energy David Livingstonjoining the conversation.
Mexico's New President and the Power Sector: Sunshine or Storms?
The incoming President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (commonly referred to as "AMLO") will enter office with many tailwinds in his favor, including significant public support for his stated focus on promoting social inclusion and combating corruption, the growing dividends of a largely successful set ofenergy reforms introduced by the outgoing Peña Nieto administration, and the historical weakness of the main opposition parties, the Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) and the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI). It should be a time for Mexico to be seizing manifold opportunities for its underdeveloped power sector, including cheap US natural gas to the north and abundant renewable energy opportunities at home.
It has been impossible to attend any serious climate change conference over the past decade that hasn't included a significant, and ever-increasing, focus on the topic of private capital mobilization—institutional capital, more specifically. Why? There are two main reasons, one driven by the enormity and immediacy of the challenge, the other by the scale of the opportunity.


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O Templo de Uppsala ou Upsália () era um centro religioso nórdico que se localizava na atual Velha Uppsala (), na Suécia, atestado pela obra Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum, de Adão de Brema, do , e na Heimskringla, escrita por Snorri Sturluson no . Diversas teorias foram propostas a respeito das implicações das descobertas do templo e das descobertas feitas pelas escavações arqueológicas na região.

Evidências

Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum
Em sua obra Gesta Hammaburgensis ecclesiae pontificum, Adão de Brema apresenta uma descrição do templo, apesar de provavelmente nunca ter visitado o local. Segundo ele, um "templo muito famoso chamado Ubsola" existia numa cidade próxima a Sigtuna. Adão conta em detalhes como este templo era "adornado com ouro e que as pessoas que o frequentavam cultuavam estátuas de três deuses específicos - Óðinn, Þórr e Freyr - que se sentavam sobre um trono triplo. Tor, que Adão menciona como "o mais poderoso", senta-se sobre o trono central, enquanto Wodan (Odim) e Fricco (Freir) sentam-se a seu lado. Adão dá mais informações sobre as características específicas de cada deus; entre elas, que Fricco é retratado com um imenso pênis ereto, Wodan trajando uma armadura ("da mesma maneira como o nosso povo retrata Marte", ele comenta) e que Tor empunha uma clava, um detalhe que Adão compara ao deus romano Júpiter. Adão ainda acrescenta que "eles também cultuam deuses que costumavam ser homens, e que acreditam terem se tornado imortais devido a seus atos heróicos [...]."

Ainda segundo Adão, um sacerdote era designado para cada um dos três deuses, que oferecem a eles sacrifícios doados pela população. Em caso de uma fome ou praga, o sacrifício era dedicado a Tor; se ocorresse uma guerra, um sacrifício era feito para Wodan; e em caso de casamento, sacrifícios eram feitos para Fricco. Ainda em seu relato, a cada nove anos realizava-se em "Ubsola" um festival comunitário que reunia todas as províncias da Suécia; e aqueles indivíduos que já haviam se convertido ao cristianismo tinham de pagar uma quantia para se isentar das cerimônias.

Adão ainda detalha as práticas dos sacrifícios realizados no templo; segundo ele, nove machos de "todas as criaturas vivas" eram oferecidas para serem sacrificadas, já que, segundo a tradição, seu sangue aplacava os deuses. Os cadáveres destes nove machos eram então pendurados no bosque ao lado do templo. Nas palavras de Adão, este bosque era considerado extremamente sagrado para os pagãos, a tal ponto que cada uma de suas árvores "era considerada uma divindade", devido à morte daqueles que haviam sido sacrificados e pendurados nelas, e que tanto cães como cavalos eram pendurados ao lado de cadáveres humanos. Adão ainda revela que "um cristão" havia informado a ele que havia visto 72 cadáveres de diferentes espécies penduradas dentro do bosque. Ele revela ainda sua repulsa quanto às canções que eram entoadas durante estes rituais de sacrifício, afirmando que elas eram "tantas e tão repugnantes que era melhor passar por elas em silêncio."

Segundo Adão, nas proximidades do templo se encontrava uma árvore colossal, com galhos que se estendiam a longas distâncias, e que mantinha seu verdor tanto no verão quanto no inverno. Ao lado desta árvore havia uma fonte de água, onde sacrifícios também eram realizados. De acordo com ele, havia ali um costume segundo o qual um homem ainda vivo era arremessado dentro da fonte, e, se ele não conseguisse retornar à superfície, "os desejos do povo seriam realizados."

Adão também escreve a respeito de uma corrente dourada que cercava o templo, pendurada a partir dos gabletes do edifício. A corrente podia ser vista desde longe por todos que se aproximavam do templo, devido ao terreno sobre o qual ele havia sido construído; ele era cercado por montes, "como um anfiteatro". Os banquetes e sacrifícios duravam por nove dias, e em cada um destes dias um homem era sacrificado, juntamente com dois animais. Assim, ao longo destes nove dias 29 sacrifícios eram realizados; todos eles, segundo Adão, realizados por volta do período do equinócio da primavera.

Heimskringla

Na Saga dos Inglingos, compilada no Heimskringla, Snorri apresenta uma origem evemerística dos deuses nórdicos e dos governantes que deles descenderam. No capítulo V, Snorri afirma que os æsir povoaram o território da Suécia e construíram ali diversos templos; Odim teria se fixado no lago Logrin, "num lugar que até então era chamado de Sigtúnir". Lá, ele ergueu um grande templo, onde fazia sacrifícios de acordo com os costumes dos Æsir e, após se apossar de todo o território vizinho, povoou-o com os sacerdotes do templo. Depois disso, segundo Snorri, Njörðr passou a viver em Nóatún, Freir em Uppsala, Heimdall em Himinbjörg, Tor em Þrúðvangr, Balder em Breiðablik - todos em grandes extensões de terra que lhes foram doadas por Odim.

No capítulo X, após a morte de Njörðr, seu filho Freir assume seu lugar, e passa a ser chamado de "rei dos suecos" e "receber tributo deles". Os súditos de Freir o amavam intensamente, e ele, como seu pai, "era abençoado por boas estações". De acordo com a saga, Freir "ergueu um grande templo em Uppsala e fez dele a sua principal residência, onde lhe eram rendidos todos os tributos, tanto terras quanto bens. Essa foi a origem das riquezas de Uppsala (Uppsala öd), que vêm sendo mantidas desde então."

Registro arqueológico
Em 1926, Sune Lindqvist realizou explorações arqueológicas em Velha Uppsala e descobriu buracos de estacas sob a igreja local. Estes buracos pareciam estar alinhados em torno de retângulos concêntricos, e diversas tentativas foram feitas para reconstruir o templo com base nesta descoberta.

Os arqueólogos Neil Price e Magnus Alkarp fazem parte daqueles que discordam desta interpretação de 1926:  Utilizando georradares e outros métodos geofísicos, Price e Alkarp descobriram os restos de uma estrutura que interpretaram como uma construção de madeira localizada diretamente sob o transepto da atual Igreja de Velha Uppsala, e dois outros edifícios, um deles da Idade do Bronze, e outro possivelmente um salão de banquetes da Era Viquingue.

Teorias

O germanista e filólogo austríaco Rudolf Simek afirmou que, no que diz respeito ao relato de Adão de Brema sobre o templo, "[suas] fontes a respeito desta informação têm uma confiabilidade variável, porém a existência de um templo em Uppsala não pode ser discutida." Simek afirma que detalhes dos relatos de Adão a respeito do templo podem ter sido influenciados pelas descrições do Templo de Salomão, mas, ao mesmo tempo, correntes semelhantes são mencionadas em diversas igrejas europeias que datam dos séculos VIII e IX, embora a descrição da corrente que envolve o templo como sendo de ouro possa ter sido um exagero. Segundo Simek, as diversas tentativas de se reconstruir o templo com base nos buracos de estacas provavelmente superestimaram o tamanho do templo, e, ainda segundo ele, pesquisas "mais recentes" indicam que o sítio do templo no  provavelmente abrangia o coro da igreja que até hoje ocupa o sítio, enquanto os buracos de estacas descobertos por Lindqvist devem, por sua vez, indicar um templo mais antigo, que foi queimado, situado no mesmo local.

O acadêmico britânico Andy Orchard afirmou que "não está claro até que ponto a descrição de Adão de Brema tem uma base histórica e não uma ficção melodramática", mas, ainda assim, segundo ele, "seu relato contém uma boa quantidade de informações úteis (assim como uma quantidade considerável de especulações)." Orchard afirma que a descrição de Adão do templo muitas vezes foi questionada, "em diversos níveis", e que Dietmar de Merseburgo produziu um relato menos detalhado, porém semelhante, a respeito dos sacrifícios realizados em Lejre, na Dinamarca, no início do . Ainda segundo ele, as escavações arqueológicas realizadas no local não teriam conseguido revelar nada comparável à importância do templo, mas as três sepulturas situadas no local revelariam a importância arqueológica do sítio.

Bibliografia
 Hollander, Lee M. (trad.) (2007). Heimskringla: History of the Kings of Norway. University of Texas Press. ISBN 978-0-292-73061-8
 Orchard, Andy (1997). Dictionary of Norse Myth and Legend. Cassell. ISBN 0-304-34520-2
 Simek, Rudolf (2007) trad. por Angela Hall. Dictionary of Northern Mythology. D.S. Brewer. ISBN 0-85991-513-1

Mitologia nórdica
Paganismo
Templos da Suécia
Sítios arqueológicos da Suécia
Velha Upsália
Templos não cristãos convertidos em igrejas


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Soldiers of the Armored Corps Stationed in the Golan Heights Lit the Third Hanukkah Candle with the IFCJ/IDF Food Truck Volunteers
Release / International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ)
The soldiers of the "Sufa" Battalion of the 188th Armored Brigade, stationed in the Golan Heights, lit the third Hanukkah candle with volunteers from The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) and Yahad for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers "IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks".
Lydia Weitzman, Lydia Weitzman Communications
lydiaweitzman@gmail.com
(December 1, 2021, Jerusalem, JNS Wire) Volunteers from the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) and Yahad for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers' IDF Food Trucks lit the third Hanukkah candle together with the combat soldiers of the Sufa Battalion of the 188th Armored Brigade, who are currently stationed in the Golan Heights. Volunteers from IFCJ and Yahad for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers came to celebrate with the soldiers and brought donuts, snacks and drinks to honor their contribution to the security of Israel.
Lone soldiers who serve in the battalion and are celebrating the holiday far from their homes and families abroad attended the event. "It's not easy to celebrate the holiday so far from family and home", said Alexander Konchev, a tank driver and lone soldier who had made aliyah from Ukraine. "It's exciting that even when you are far from home, there are people who think of you and make sure you feel the holiday and celebrate it together with the battalion.
The IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks reach tens of thousands of soldiers a year at various bases and outposts along the borders, and, of course, they await the combat soldiers at the end of the long trek at the end of basic training and brigade exercises. The IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks operated intensively during the COVID-19 nation-wide closures, reaching soldiers who had been confined to bases for extended periods.
On a daily basis, six "IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks" travel between outposts and bases around the country to distribute free snacks, ice cream bars and drinks to combat soldiers. Half of the IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks have coffee tables, WI-FI, TV, ice cream, charging ports for mobile phones, a popcorn machine and more. The IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks were donated by IFCJ, which also funds their day-to-day activities. The Food Trucks are operated by volunteers and Yahad for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers staff. The project is dedicated to the memory of IFCJ founder, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, z"l.
Yael Eckstein, IFCJ President: "IDF combat soldiers are the defensive wall for us all. Even during the days of Hanukkah, where we all gather with our families to light candles and rejoice together, they stand on guard away from home, in harsh weather conditions and exposed to dangers. I am proud of the IFCJ/IDF Food Trucks project and happy for this opportunity to bring the soldiers a little happiness."
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ)
The IFCJ, founded by Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, z"l, is the largest humanitarian assistance organization in the country, which works to strengthen Israel's social resilience. The IFCJ, which operates through generous donors from around the world who love Israel, has focused on assisting populations in distress. So far, it has raised over five billion shekels to carry out various projects in the fields of poverty and welfare, Aliyah and integration, and strengthening the Israeli home front during times of emergency.


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Early Rohingya return better for Bangladesh
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina tells ADB team
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday stressed the need for the quick repatriation of the displaced Rohingyas to their place of origin in Rakhine State of Myanmar. It will be better for Bangladesh if they go back as early as possible, she said. The Prime Minister came up with the remark when a seven-member delegation of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) met her at her official residence Ganabhaban.
Terming Bangladesh a reliable partner, the visiting high-profile ADB delegation said the lender will continue to remain Bangladesh's development partner. "ADB will continue to remain Bangladesh's development partner," said In-chang Song, leader of the visiting team of ADB Board of Directors. Six ADB directors and alternative directors representing 33 countries were among the delegates.
PM's Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim briefed reporters after the meeting. The visiting delegates appreciated the rapid reduction of poverty level and the high GDP growth in Bangladesh as well as progress in climate change mitigation and food security. Bangladesh has achieved much progress in attaining food security, they said.
The ADB will continue its support to Bangladesh on the Rohingya issue, too. ADB director Kris Panday said Bangladesh has made a remarkable progress in different sectors, particularly transportation, energy and housing. He stressed the need for the continuation of the regional connectivity and integrity for the sake of development.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said her party had chalked out the plan for the development the country before coming to power. She said different development policies such as economic and agriculture ones were incorporated in her party plan. "We had formulated the policies before coming to power, and now we are implementing these," she was quoted as saying.
Mentioning that the development activities of her government are village-centric, Hasina said the rural areas of Bangladesh and the grassroots people get priority in development programmes.
She said the government engaged people in the development activities. "My team has been working hard to expedite development activities," she was quoted further as telling the ADB delegation.
The government is setting up 100 economic zones to expedite the pace of development, Hasina said adding that it she who has opened all the sectors, including energy, telecommunication and transport to private sector.
She said her government focused on different social safety programmes, including the widow allowance.
About connectivity, she said the Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal (BBIN) Initiative and the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) economic corridor are there to strengthen the regional connectivity.
PM's Principal Secretary Md Nojibur Rahman was present at the meeting.
The other delegation members are ADB alterative directors Bayrammuhammet Garayev, Kenzo Ohe, Burak Muezzinoğlu and Enrique Galan, and ADB Country Director for Bangladesh Manmohan Parkash.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday stressed the need for the quick repatriation of the displaced Rohingyas to their place of origin in Rakhine State of Myanmar. It will be better for Bangladesh if they go back as early as possible, she said. The Prime Minister came up with the remark when a seven-member delegation of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) met her at her official residence Ganabhaban. Terming Bangladesh a reliable partner, the visiting high-profile ADB delegation said the lender will continue to remain Bangladeshs development partner. ADB will continue to remain Bangladeshs development partner, said In-chang Song, leader of the visiting team of ADB Board of Directors. Six ADB directors and alternative directors representing 33 countries were among the delegates. PMs Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim briefed reporters after the meeting. The visiting delegates appreciated the rapid reduction of poverty level and the high GDP growth in Bangladesh as well as progress in climate change mitigation and food security. Bangladesh has achieved much progress in attaining food security, they said. The ADB will continue its support to Bangladesh on the Rohingya issue, too. ADB director Kris Panday said Bangladesh has made a remarkable progress in different sectors, particularly transportation, energy and housing. He stressed the need for the continuation of the regional connectivity and integrity for the sake of development. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said her party had chalked out the plan for the development the country before coming to power. She said different development policies such as economic and agriculture ones were incorporated in her party plan. We had formulated the policies before coming to power, and now we are implementing these, she was quoted as saying. Mentioning that the development activities of her government are village-centric, Hasina said the rural areas of Bangladesh and the grassroots people get priority in development programmes. She said the government engaged people in the development activities. My team has been working hard to expedite development activities, she was quoted further as telling the ADB delegation. The government is setting up 100 economic zones to expedite the pace of development, Hasina said adding that it she who has opened all the sectors, including energy, telecommunication and transport to private sector. She said her government focused on different social safety programmes, including the widow allowance. About connectivity, she said the Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal (BBIN) Initiative and the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) economic corridor are there to strengthen the regional connectivity. PMs Principal Secretary Md Nojibur Rahman was present at the meeting. The other delegation members are ADB alterative directors Bayrammuhammet Garayev, Kenzo Ohe, Burak Muezzinoğlu and Enrique Galan, and ADB Country Director for Bangladesh Manmohan Parkash.
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