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Women's Stories To Be Told In Stunning Ceramics Exhibition
A stunning new exhibition of ceramics by acclaimed artist Emilie Taylor will open at the National Civil War Centre this March. Launching the day after International Women's Day, on Thursday 9th March, the remarkable display entitled Tubthumping will blend the 16th to 18th centuries with the present day, looking at how women's roles have been impacted and the challenges they still face.
Newark and Sherwood District Council led a small ceremony today to pay respect to victims of genocide on Holocaust Memorial Day. The small remembrance service was held at the Irena Sendler statue on London Road in Newark.
Posted on: Friday, January 27, 2023
Broadleaves Housing with Care scheme in Boughton has been nominated for a national award for the best large social housing development at the LABC Building Excellence Awards.
Posted on: Thursday, January 26, 2023
New initiative to tackle unwanted attention in gyms
A new scheme is set to launch in Newark to increase feelings of safety for women and girls within fitness centres and gymnasiums.
Doodling Poet brings family fun for National Storytelling Week
Families can enjoy a fun celebration of National Storytelling Week at the National Civil War Centre on Saturday 4 February with a fantastic star guest. Free for Newark and Sherwood residents, the monthly Family Saturday event will be welcoming 'doodling poet' Chris White for 30-minute sessions of rhyming mayhem throughout the day.
Posted on: Tuesday, January 24, 2023
Newark town centre businesses asked to shape the future of Newark Town Centre
This week 92 town centre businesses attended Newark Town Hall to share their ideas for developing and regenerating Newark town centre.
Involved tenant wins national Council Housing Community Champion award
Newark and Sherwood District Council involved tenant Ginnette Hardy has been awarded the ARCH Community Champion Award for her dedication to the community. The award recognises individuals or groups who have dedicated their time to making a difference in their community and to the lives of people living in social housing.
Newark and Sherwood residents need photo ID to vote at elections in May
For the first time, residents in Newark and Sherwood will need to show photographic ID to vote at this year's local elections taking place on Thursday 4 May 2023. Residents are being urged to make sure they are ready to vote in May by checking they have an accepted form of ID.
New rural crime prevention officer to enhance safety
Victims of rural crime are set to be given free security upgrades to prevent their properties and vehicles being targeted and to make them feel safer.
Posted on: Wednesday, January 18, 2023
Christmas tree collections have begun, and Newark and Sherwood District Council is reminding residents that next week is the last chance to book the service.
Starting this week Newark and Sherwood residents who applied for a free tree will be able to collect their saplings as part of the District Council's annual free tree scheme!
District Council urge residents to have their say on kerbside glass recycling plans
RESIDENTS can now have their say on a proposed kerbside glass recycling service, as Newark and Sherwood District Council urge all those living in the district to take part in a public consultation. The responses to this survey will be used to inform its decision on whether a kerbside glass collection service is introduced. The online survey is available at https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/kerbsideglass and the link contains lots of useful information before residents share their opinions.
Free workshop to tackle the question of what sustainability in business means
A free two-hour workshop exploring the topic of sustainability in business and the steps that can be taken to implement a sustainable future is to be held on Tuesday 28 February 2023, at Hexgreave Hall located in Farnsfield.
Additional funding available for final round of support to community-focused groups
A final round of applications for the Community Grant Scheme set up by Newark and Sherwood District Council is now open for limited time having received additional funding from the Council. The third round of the scheme is available for community-focused projects to apply for funding of up to £5,000 each until Wednesday 1 February.
Your Chance to Choose Films for Exciting New Programme
An exciting programme of films is set to reflect local communities over the next few months and the National Civil War Centre is asking for the public's help in deciding what to show.
A swathe of bright blooms is hoping to show the district's solidarity with Ukraine and friendship with its people this month. The display, part of Newark and Sherwood District Council's Friendship Sunflowers Project, is now open at Southwell Minster and features scores of the yellow flowers, the national flower of Ukraine, which have been handmade by local people.
District Council proposes to set Council Housing rents below national cap
With a focus on supporting tenants with the rising cost of living, Newark and Sherwood District Council is recommending setting its Council Housing rent at 2% below the national cap set by central government and 5.2% below the latest inflation levels.
Councillors to decide on future of Environmental Enforcement following WISE pilot
Councillors at Newark and Sherwood District Council will be recommended to approve the continuation of an externalised environ-crime enforcement approach at a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday 17 January following a pilot scheme by company Waste Investigations, Support and Enforcement (WISE).
Community projects with the aim of making social housing areas Cleaner, Safer and Greener may be eligible for up to £1,000 of Council funding
Posted on: Monday, January 9, 2023
It wasn't just Cinderella's carriage flying high this Christmas as ticket sales for the Palace Theatre Newark's panto reached a new record.
Posted on: Tuesday, January 3, 2023
District Council to further support the area's retail sector
Following an incredibly successful first year, Newark and Sherwood District Council is again offering local businesses support and guidance by professional industry experts as part of its Business Growth and Resilience Programme.
District Council welcomes local organisations to apply for UK Shared Prosperity Funding
Newark and Sherwood District Council is inviting eligible local organisations to apply for UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF) to support the delivery of projects and programmes that help to build pride in place, increase life chances across the district, boost productivity and create employment opportunities.
Posted on: Friday, December 23, 2022
Generous Residents Ensure Most Successful Year for Palace Presents
Many more people in need will be waking up to presents this Christmas morning thanks to the Palace Theatre Newark's gift donation scheme. 263 gifts, the highest figure in the three years that Palace Presents has been running, were dropped off by kind theatre visitors and have now been distributed to six local charities.
Posted on: Thursday, December 22, 2022
Have a greener Christmas and recycle your Christmas tree with the District Council
This Christmas residents will once again be able to recycle their real Christmas trees with Newark and Sherwood's District Council's Christmas tree recycling programme in its bid to make the district Cleaner, Safer and Greener.
Posted on: Tuesday, December 20, 2022
Winter Focus Week in Balderton
An intensive program to help make Balderton cleaner, safer, and greener was undertaken last week by the District Council's Street Scene team.
Palace Panto Puts Smiles on Faces in First Week
A royal ball has arrived in Newark as the Palace Theatre's spectacular pantomime Cinderella is now underway. The show opened its doors on Tuesday 6th December and has so far entertained thousands of school children during the week as well as local dignitaries, officials and press at a gala evening last Saturday.
Six good causes benefit from £500 each thanks to Community Lottery
Local good causes are benefiting from an extra cash injection of £500 each thanks to the Newark and Sherwood Community Lottery Raffle.
Receive free valuable expert advice to help your business flourish
Newark and Sherwood District Council are again offering a series of one-hour sessions for local businesses who wish to receive free specialist and local support to help them thrive.
Posted on: Monday, December 12, 2022
District Council to bring private, public and community groups together to improve prosperity for residents
Newark and Sherwood District Council is set to establish a new Community Partnership, which will bring together key private, public and community groups across the whole of the district with the single aim of improving the quality of life and prosperity for residents and businesses across Newark and Sherwood.
Posted on: Friday, December 9, 2022
District Council allocated £3.28m to support communities and accelerate economic growth in Newark and Sherwood
Newark and Sherwood District Council has successfully secured £3.28 million from the government's UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) to diversify communities and town centres, enhance local skills, improve infrastructure and help to accelerate economic growth across the district.
Over the past year, Newark and Sherwood District Council has been working to engage even more audiences, of different backgrounds than ever before with heritage and culture through a range of events and outreach. Now, their aim to work with the community in the most effective way possible is being developed as a forward strategy by the Council and is set to be discussed in a Cabinet Working Group.
Celebrating a Historic Year for Heritage and Culture
The Heritage and Culture Team at Newark and Sherwood District Council are celebrating a successful year of welcoming more people to get involved and have fun across their sites. Residents and visitors from further afield have enjoyed family days at Newark Castle, a brilliant line-up of shows at the Palace Theatre and a huge range of activities for all ages at the National Civil War Centre.
District Council sets out approach to supporting residents with cost of living
Newark and Sherwood District Council agreed on its approach to support residents with the challenges faced with the increasing cost-of-living at its Cabinet meeting on Tuesday 6 December.
Posted on: Wednesday, December 7, 2022
District Council's new Tree Strategy takes root
Over the last three years, Newark and Sherwood District Council has been responsible for planting and giving away 18,000 trees in a bid to reduce the district's carbon footprint and to help support its ambitious target of being carbon neutral by 2035.
New plan outlines investment into a carbon net zero Newark and Sherwood
LAST night, the District Council confirmed its commitment to achieve carbon net zero across the entire District through its agreement with a Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP).
Health and wellbeing strategy to reduce inequalities within the district
Newark and Sherwood District Council has set out a four-year plan to help improve the health and wellbeing of local residents focusing on reducing the inequalities of those in particular areas of the district.
Work on new community garden has begun in Newark
Newark and Sherwood District Council has now started its work on a new community garden on land adjacent to the Library in Newark.
Posted on: Wednesday, November 30, 2022
Newark and Sherwood District Council's free tree scheme is returning for a fourth year.
Posted on: Tuesday, November 29, 2022
The District Council finds and fines fly-tipper after they leave the county
A fly-tipping offender has been fined £2,488 after being arrested in Cambridgeshire and brought back to Nottinghamshire Magistrates Court to be prosecuted.
Posted on: Monday, November 28, 2022
Newark and Sherwood District Council launched its own e-newsletter back in March 2022 providing residents with the latest news and information that affects them in their community. From events to elections, and from changes to recycling services to Council Tax updates, it's the easiest way to keep up to date in the district
Posted on: Friday, November 25, 2022
The District Council urges residents to speak up against domestic abuse
This White Ribbon Day, Newark and Sherwood District Council is urging residents to speak up if they are suffering domestic abuse or are worried about someone else who may be a victim.
Christmas should be the happiest time of year, but for some, especially in this cost-of-living crisis, it can be difficult to celebrate. That's why the Palace Theatre Newark is delighted to announce the return of its Palace Presents scheme for a third year, and this time there's an added incentive: free entry to the National Civil War Centre for anyone who donates, plus a guest.
Shop locally with free Sunday parking this Christmas
Free Sunday parking is back in Newark this Christmas season at all pay and display car parks managed by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
Graffiti vandals clean up Sherwood Avenue Park as part of restorative justice process
Youths responsible for vandalising Sherwood Avenue Park, Newark, with graffiti spent the day cleaning up the site this weekend.
Residents in Newark and Sherwood who are worried about the cost-of-living increase are being invited to attend a free event organised by Newark and Sherwood District Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and Community Friendly Nottinghamshire.
District Council plans for future development is now open for comment
On 24 October, Newark and Sherwood District Council published its proposals on how it will plan for future development, including how it intends to provide additional homes for its Gypsy and Traveller community. The proposals are outlined in its Allocations and Development Management Development Plan Document (DPD) which has been extensively informed by data gathering and public consultation over the last five years.
A number of projects aimed at improving the community and supporting the lives of residents can now take place thanks to the Community Grant Scheme set up by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
The Boundary Commission for England published new revised proposals for constituencies across the country and opened a final month-long consultation, giving the public a last opportunity to send in their views.
Posted on: Tuesday, November 8, 2022
District Council to build upon the success of its second Economic Growth Conference
Due to demand raised in feedback gathered from those who attended the Newark and Sherwood District Council Economic Growth Conference on 14 October, plans are already underway to host the third conference in 2023.
Posted on: Monday, November 7, 2022
Want to improve your local community and have a say on Council decisions?
Ahead of the local elections in May 2023, Newark and Sherwood District Council is hosting two sessions to give local residents an insight into what being a local councillor involves, how you can become one, and the roles and responsibilities Councillors undertake.


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Hello world: How to translate your videos with your community
, we've been inspired by how creators and viewers across the globe have partnered to break language barriers. Today, we're excited to announce that you can now use Community Contributions to translate your video's titles and descriptions in addition to your captions. This means you're only a few clicks away from having viewers translate your videos so more people around the world easily discover, understand, and ultimately fall in love with your content.
We wanted you to hear directly from creators who have rallied their communities to use these new translation tools. A great example is Alex Dainis. She's a science vlogger who's passionate about spreading her love for biology and genealogy around the world.
"I turned on the Community Contributions tool after a subscriber asked me to so that he could translate my videos and share them with his friends," Alex said. "Knowing that my community valued my content enough to want to share it, and to go the extra mile to do so, really meant a lot to me." Alex's videos have since been translated to Mandarin, French, Hebrew and more.
But who's behind those translations? We also wanted to hear from passionate viewers who translate content for creators they love. To date, over 900K contributors have helped translate videos on YouTube. This includes people like Tee Ponsukcharoen, a Stanford student who spends an average of 10 hours a week translating content on YouTube. He's written translations for over 2,500 videos. "Translating content to me now is like washing my face, brushing my teeth, or working out. It's a part of my daily routine that I do without thinking much," Tee said.
"There are three components that drive my motivation to translate videos: autonomy, mastery, and purpose. Translating content on YouTube serves all three," he said. "I can choose videos that I am interested to translate. I sharpen my English, Thai, and the subject of the video every time that I translated. Finally, I know that my translation will be beneficial to other people. Some Thai students who don't know English well can use my subtitles to learn better. Our work can be used as language educational examples."
Alex and Tee may have never met in person but they've made the world feel like a smaller place. They helped create communities on YouTube that go beyond language barriers. If you're a creator, try Community Contributions. It only takes a few seconds to activate. Not only is it is a great way to reach global audiences, but it'll allow you to make your community feel more invested in the process. To help, we've also put together a special Creator Academy Boot Camp to provide more hands-on learning on how to use translation tools and grow your audience.
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YouTube is home to over a billion users across the world. It's where anyone can find a community, even beyond their geographic borders. YouTube creators and viewers speak nearly every language under the sun -- 76 languages to be exact. While that's great for building global audiences, it means your content can sometimes get lost in translation. That's why we built translation tools so you can easily connect with audiences who don't speak your native tongue.
Since 2015 when we introduced community-contributed subtitles and other tools, we've been inspired by how creators and viewers across the globe have partnered to break language barriers. Today, we're excited to announce that you can now use Community Contributions to translate your video's titles and descriptions in addition to your captions. This means you're only a few clicks away from having viewers translate your videos so more people around the world easily discover, understand, and ultimately fall in love with your content.

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Shundrawn Thomas on Claiming Your Values
Jeff Shafer, CEO of CommonGood Capital, is joined by Shundrawn Thomas, President and CEO of Northern Trust Asset Management and author of "Discover Joy in Work: Transforming Your Occupation Into Your Vocation", to talk about being fascinated by grown-ups in business suits while growing up mowing lawns and shoveling snow on the south side of Chicago, working capital markets for Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs before spending the last 18 years at Northern Trust, his three keys to dealing with the stress of a high power position, the power of formally claiming your own deeply held values, and much more.
A New Lens with CommonGood Capital
#39 - Shundrawn Thomas on Claiming Your Values
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President and CEO of Northern Trust Asset Management
Shundrawn A. Thomas serves as President of Northern Trust Asset Management where his responsibilities include developing long-term strategy, executing operating plans, cultivating client relationships, managing vendor relationships and developing talented professionals. Prior to joining Northern Trust, Shundrawn served as a vice president for Goldman Sachs and held positions in sales, trading and research with Morgan Stanley.
#58 – Paulina Stannard on Changing Perspectives
Jeff Shafer, CEO of CommonGood Capital, is joined by Paulina Stannard, Head of Impact at CI Private Wealth, to chat about how a billionaire client changed her perspective and helped her analytical side and empathetic side combine forces to leverage capital for profit...
REPLAY: The Second Act of Ron Cordes
In a replay of our very first episode that you may have missed the first time around - Jeff speaks with Ron Cordes, a 30+ year veteran of the investment industry, co-founder and former CEO of AssetMark, and co-author of "The Art of Investing". In 2006 Ron launched the...
#57 – Toussaint Bailey on Making Money More
Jeff Shafer, CEO of CommonGood Capital, is joined by Toussaint Bailey, Founder and CEO of Uplifting Capital, to chat about how his "super parents" shaped his outlook on life, his career path from lawyer to manager of lawyers to wealth manager to founder and CEO, how...
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Mario Maurer (Birthname: Nutthawuth Maurer / Nickname: Oh) is a Thai model and actor, of Chinese and German descent. Starting off a career as a model at age 16, he later became best known for his lead role in the 2007 film, "The Love of Siam" and the 2010 sleeper hit, "First Love". He was also the lead star of Thailand's highest grossing film of all time, "Pee Mak".
Mario is part of a group called 4+1 Channel 3 Superstar with Nadech Kugimiya, Prin Suparat, Pakorn Chatborirak, and Phupoom Pongpanu.
His father chose an Italian name for him because he had a soft spot for Italian motorcycles. Growing up, his father Roland and his mother Waranya owned several gas stations. When Maurer was 16 years old, he was approached at Siam Square to try out modeling. From there on, he started doing photo shoots, commercials and music videos.
He was in a relationship with actress Gubgib Sumontip before they decided to end their 9 year relationship on January 2013.
Want to dip your toes into Thai Lakorns but don't know where to begin? Then maybe this article is for you!


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Fiji leads blue economy financing discussions
Sofaia Koroitanoa Senior Multimedia Journalist [email protected]
[Source: Fijian Government / Facebook]
Fiji is at the forefront of the UN Climate Change Summit negotiations to mobilize support for local communities and families who are affected by the adverse impacts of the climate crisis in Fiji.
The head of the Fijian delegation at COP27, Fiji's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Satyendra Prasad, spoke at the "Blue Economy Financing Models for the Pacific Island Countries" at the COP27 side event in Egypt organized by the Fijian Government and Monash University.
According to a government post, in his remarks, Ambassador Prasad said that as a large ocean state, blue finance is not only central to Fiji but a key player in economic recovery and pandemic recovery.
He stated that Fiji has recently partnered with Monash University to establish a Monash-FNU Pacific Island Countries Climate Change Research Centre, which will be launched next year and will assist Fiji's policymakers and development partners in developing business and economic solutions to climate change.
He highlighted that Fiji's Sustainable Bond Framework, launched last week at COP27, will clearly articulate the blue economy projects and criteria with potential investors while ensuring consistency and transparency of projects, be they in the blue, green, or even social space.
Prasad spoke on Fiji's national climate finance strategy and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) proposals, which require easier and faster access to climate finance and preparatory support to bring these initiatives to fruition.
He says long-term visions, protection, and conservation must be at the heart of financing investments to deliver a sustainable future, and the Pacific's Blue Economy ambitions necessitate capital investors who are more concerned with impact than returns.
Fiji's initiatives, such as its upcoming blue bonds and regional partnerships for smart investments with the support of the development partners, were also discussed at the event.


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Cancellations made 72+ hours before the reservation date will receive a full refund. However, cancellations made <72 hours before the reservation date will not receive a refund.
Due to force majeure or other events not attributable to the consumer and/or Chan Tai causing the inability to fulfill the contract, payment will immediately be returned without interest to the consumer.


Despite mixed reviews from critics, Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone is proving to be another hit for the company, with 11 million of the phones sold in the first month of launch.
Despite mixed reviews from critics, Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone is proving to be another hit for the company, with 11 million of the phones sold in the first month of launch. Also read about the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime, Samsung Galaxy S5 mini, and Samsung Galaxy S5 Active.
The Galaxy S series phones have been Samsung's flagship line, and are built with some of the latest technologies. In the case of the S5, the Android phone has a fingerprint scanner along with a heart rate monitor, in addition to a HD screen and cutting-edge processor.
Not all the critics have been happy with the device. In particular, reviewers have been disappointed with the phone's plastic casing that they said gives the handset a cheap feel. Others have said the fingerprint scanner and heart rate monitor don't always function properly.
In a sign that Samsung maybe listening to the negative feedback, earlier this month the company named a new head for its mobile products design team. Vice president Min-hyouk Lee was promoted to the position, to allow the previous head, Dong-Hoon Chang, to focus on longer-term design of the company's products.
Lately, the company has been posting weaker earnings, as competition in the smartphone market continues to stiffen. But Samsung expects the S5 to give it a sales boost in this year's second quarter.


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Its been an epic journey in the making… An encyclopedia of 90s house music for your listening pleasure.
Volume 7 brings another level of sounds to the table in the shape of something a little more progressive. The sort of stuff you may have heard at the Essex clubs on a Friday or Saturday night back in the day.
Danny Tenaglia's 'Music is the answer' sums it right up… My opening track on this mix! Danny's track takes us back to 1998, going all the way there and back again to see how far it is.. finishing with a Grant Nelson classic from '95 'Track 101'.
Noteworthy tracks include 'make you whole', 'windows', 'rescue me', 'Odyssey One'… with 29 tracks in the mix, not one filler among them – well i'm sure you know what to expect from our MJ.


VEIC had the opportunity to assess the viability of Zero Energy Modular (ZEM) homes as an affordable housing solution which could be advanced by NYSERDA for the benefit of the State's low-moderate income residents and to support the achievement of its ambitious clean energy and carbon reduction goals.
Collecting information about local programs and service providers that could support ZEM development, including modular factories.
The overarching finding of our research and stakeholder engagement is that zero energy modular construction would help address the need for affordable housing in New York state. Furthermore, this study confirms that there is significant interest in and a market for ZEM. This study particularly focuses on the opportunity ZEM presents as an alternative to manufactured housing and single family home construction, though zero energy modular construction can be applied in other contexts such as multifamily construction as well. ZEM also presents workforce and economic development opportunities to grow the green building market in the State.
When released in early 2019, Volume 2: ZEM Factory Initiative will help potential business owners and social entrepreneurs understand how to most efficiently and effectively set up and operate a modular factory that builds ZEM homes to meet the demand identified throughout this report.
VEIC recommends that NYSERDA proceed to developing a ZEM pilot program which builds from the research and recommendations provided in this report. The pilot should be funded to run for at least three years and be designed to leverage the myriad resources identified, while also developing additional resources and capacity where necessary, such as modular factories.
While NYSERDA will be on the cutting edge in moving forward such a pilot – a space we know NYSERDA commonly occupies - they would not be going it alone as their neighbors in states like Vermont and Massachusetts have past and present experiences with developing and implementing ZEM programs to draw upon. VEIC stands at-the-ready to support NYSERDA in further developing a ZEM initiative for New York.


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Maguire wins Ladies' British Open Amateur
Leona Maguire is the 2017 Ladies' British Open Amateur Champion
Maguire defeats Ainhoa Olarra 3&2 in 18-hole final
Irish star earns exemptions into US Women's Open and Ricoh Women's British Open
Leona Maguire won The 114th Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship at Pyle & Kenfig today, defeating Spain's Ainhoa Olarra 3&2 in the 18-hole final on the South Wales coast to seal the biggest amateur win of her career.
Maguire will now take her place in US Women's Open next month and the Ricoh Women's British Open at Kingsbarns, near St Andrews, in August, when she will aim to win the Smyth Salver as the low amateur for a second time after doing so at Woburn last year.
First Irish win since 2012
Maguire, who is number one in the women's WORLD AMATEUR GOLF RANKING™, becomes the first Irishwoman to win the championship since Stephanie Meadow defeated Spain's Rocio Sanchez Lobato 4&3 at Carnoustie in 2012.
The 22-year-old from County Cavan made a flying start after dispatching a birdie opportunity on the 1st but the match returned to all-square on the following hole, Olarra saving par while Maguire struggled with a bogey.
Olarra hits back
Maguire found herself behind, remarkably for the first time in the championship's entire match play stage, after Olarra, who won the Spanish Amateur Championship in 2013, picked up a birdie on the 3rd hole to move 1up.
The South Carolina University scholar saw her lead pulled back immediately when Maguire fought back with a birdie to win the 4th hole and was powerless to stop the Great Britain and Ireland international regaining control of the contest on the 5th hole after she rolled in a birdie on the par-5 to take a one hole advantage.
Maguire extends lead
Maguire won The 114th Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship at Pyle & Kenfig today, defeating Spain's Ainhoa Olarra 3&2 in the 18-hole final.
Maguire, who recently won the Annika Award for the second time in her career, strengthened her position even further after winning the 7th and 9th holes to move 3up but Olarra reduced the deficit at the 10th.
Nevertheless, the three-hole gap was restored on the 11th when the two-time McCormack Medal winner notched up her fifth birdie of the round and the Duke University student remained steady with a par on the 12th to go 4up after her Spanish opponent could only manage a bogey.
Spanish resolve
Olarra's refused to throw in the towel and the youngster from San Sabastian halted Maguire's momentum by winning two of the next three holes, producing a vital birdie on the 15th.
The match was decided on the following hole, however. Olarra had struggled with her putting throughout the match and a bogey on the 16th left Maguire with a par putt to win the championship which she duly rolled in for a 3&2 victory.
In the first of this morning's semi-finals, Maguire defeated Finland's Anna Backman 3&2 to secure her passage to the final.
Olarra closed out her match with Norway's Stina Resen on the par-3 15th, rolling in a birdie putt to seal a 4&3 win.
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Bowling for peace: Moore slams war
March 24, 2003 — 11.00am
Famed US documentary maker Michael Moore was booed and cheered today when he used his Oscar win to attack President Bush for his "fictitious" war in Iraq.
And Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins drew the loudest cheers on the way into the Oscars when they flashed matching peace signs after getting out of their gasoline-electric hybrid car on Hollywood Boulevard.
Director Pedro Almodovar, who has been outspoken against the US-led war in Iraq, formed a peace sign in the direction of a crowd lined up 10-deep behind a chain-link fence covered with a black screen.
When it came to the acceptance speeches, Michael Moore shook things up when picking up the award for best documentary for his anti-gun film Bowling for Columbine by saying: "We live in fictitious times."
"We live in a time with fictitious election results that elect fictitious presidents. We live in a time when we have a man sending us to war for fictitious reasons.
"We are against this war, Mr Bush. Shame on you. Shame on you!" he said to loud boos from an audience of 3,500, including most of Hollywood's top stars.
When he went backstage at Hollywood's Kodak Theatre to face reporters, Moore was unapologetic for his outburst.
"I'm an American, and you don't leave your citizenship when you enter the doors of the Kodak Theatre. What's great about this country is that you can speak your mind," he said.
He said that, far from being appalled, many people in the audience stood up to applaud him.
"I say tonight I put America in a good light," he said praising the decision to push ahead with the Oscars despite the war raging in the Middle East.
"I showed how vital it is to have free speech in our country and all Americans have the right to stand up for what they believe in," he said.
Michael Moore's acceptance speech
On behalf of our producers Kathleen Glynn and Michael Donovan from Canada, I'd like to thank the Academy for this.
I have invited my fellow documentary nominees on the stage with us, and we would like to — they're here in solidarity with me because we like nonfiction.
We like nonfiction and we live in fictitious times.
We live in the time where we have fictitious election results that elects a fictitious president.
We live in a time where we have a man sending us to war for fictitious reasons.
Whether it's the fictition of duct tape or fictition of orange alerts we are against this war, Mr. Bush.
Shame on you, Mr. Bush, shame on you.
And any time you got the Pope and the Dixie Chicks against you, your time is up.


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Brielle Biermann Reveals She Tested Positive for COVID-19 and Is 'Still Recovering' in Quarantine
Brielle Beirmann has contracted the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), she revealed on Instagram Wednesday.
The reality star, 23, shared on her Instagram Story that she has had the virus for about two weeks, and has been isolating while she recovers.
"I've had covid (still recovering but I'm doing good today!!)" she wrote in one slide, adding that it's the first day in a long time that she's worn makeup because she had several virtual meetings to attend while still quarantining.
Brielle said in a video that she is "beyond bored" from being in quarantine, and asked her followers for TV show recommendations.
"Shoutout to Kroy who has been delivering me my necessities at the stairs. He's been bringing me all my clothes and food. He even brought me milk and cookies the other night," Brielle said of her step-father — though her mom, Kim Zolciak-Biermann, later clarified on her own Instagram Story that it was she who provided the sweet treats.
Kim also pointed out that her daughter "still has" COVID-19.
"So yeah, I'm gonna test again today and see how I'm doing because I think I've had it for almost two weeks now," Brielle added in her video.
Kim shared on her Instagram Wednesday that she has been "stressed" while her oldest daughter has had the virus.
"With Brielle having COVID, that's had me very stressed," she said.
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Pyongyang displays its military might on the Day of the Sun
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Kim Jong-Un, leader of North Korea, springs a surprise by not launching any ICBM on 105th anniversary of Kim Il-Sung's birth
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The ongoing tussle between the United States and North Korea had peaked to disturbing levels and sent out signals that America could be at the receiving end of some sort of aerial strike. However, Kim Jong-Un preferred to keep the annual celebrations on a quiet note and took the opportunity of using the 105th anniversary of Kim Il-Sung's birth to showcase the military might of his country.
North Korea displays an array of weapons
According to New York Times, the military hardware put on display by North Korea consisted of at least three types of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) apart from the regular fleet of tanks, missiles and rocket tubes.
The occasion was the most important annual holiday in the country also referred to as the Day of the Sun.
There were apprehensions that, with the eyes of the world focused on it, North Korea might conduct its sixth nuclear test or launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, but better sense appears to have prevailed over Kim Jong-Un, and he disappointed his critics. Instead of any nuclear test, he showcased his missile capabilities for the benefit of Donald Trump, and the most noteworthy element were three types of long-range ballistic missiles out of which one looked to be a new one.
In the opinion of experts, the ICBMs that were exhibited resembled mock-ups of systems that were still under development.
One of the missiles was the KN-08 – this was displayed for the first time in a 2012 parade and is considered to be the country's first attempt to make an ICBM.
The preference is for solid fuel
From the weapons on display, it is clear that North Korea prefers to go in for solid fuels instead of liquid fuels in its missiles because loading liquid fuel is a time-consuming affair.
Other advantages of solid fuel apart from ease of loading is ease of transportation. Missiles that employ solid fuel can be conveniently be kept on mobile launching pads and concealed in a network of tunnels and be ready for launch at short notice.
Observers have noticed a missile designated as KN-14 which is believed to be a modified version of the KN-08 displayed for the first time in 2015.
At that point, North Korea claimed that its ballistic missiles were designed to carry nuclear warheads.
The reason for the sudden U-turn of Kim Jong-Un is shrouded in mystery, and it could be attributed to some influence exerted by some of the prominent world leaders. He must have understood the futility of his aggressive posture and decided against any confrontation with the United States. Donald Trump had talked about preemptive strikes and had positioned his naval forces in the Korean peninsula, but it has, finally, come to naught.
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Ahsoka Fans Are Rushing to Cosplay Her Mandalorian Look
Fans of the Clone Wars and Rebels Jedi have already started analyzing her Mandalorian costume.
Published on Dec. 1, 2020
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Last Friday's episode of The Mandalorian finally revealed the fan-favorite Jedi, Ahsoka Tano, who is seen throughout the Clone Wars and Rebels animated series. Earlier this year when Rosario Dawson was rumored to have landed the role of Ahsoka, many were eager to see what Ahsoka would look like in live-action.
Yesterday Disney released new promo images of the episode on The Mandalorian's social media pages finally showing Dawson's Ahsoka to the world.
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The majority of Star Wars fans were pleased with her performance and look in the show, which reflected more of her Clone Wars appearance than Rebels. Nonetheless, cosplayers were already pulling their sewing machines and duct tape out of their crafting closets and preparing to recreate the new Ahsoka look.
One cosplayer, known as Jedimanda on social, has already created a full breakdown video of Ahsoka's costume in the show. Not only does she go into detail about the different fabrics that were most likely used, but she also gives advice for acquiring her dual lightsabers either by making them or purchasing them from prop makers.
Other cosplayers have resorted to Ahsoka and Star Wars costuming forums to continue to scour for pieces of the cosplay. One member of an Ahsoka Tano Cosplay group looked at zoomed in screenshots from the show to find her shoes. She ended up finding a pair of boots called Marugo Tabi boots in black on Amazon, which look like the screen accurate shoes she wore in the show. All that would be needed for the complete lower leg portion would be a little bit of foam armor over the ankle and up to the knee.
The belt is also one of the signature pieces of the cosplay with a dark brother leather band with black leather strapping embellishments and a silver belt ring in the middle. Luckily 3D printing experts have already designed and printed the exact belt ring from the show. One store on Etsy, known as PrintedPropz, has already listed the 3D printed prop in his store.
For those who are not wanting to go and learn how to craft Ahsoka's new lekku (headpiece), you're in luck. Wretched Hive Creations has already watched the episode and plans to make Ahsoka's Mandalorian lekku. He is currently working on her Season 7 lekku and has even shown a close up photo of the texture process he does for each headpiece. They look very similar to the ones on the show and we wonder if the costuming department of The Mandalorian looked to him for inspiration.
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Rosario Dawson and director Dave Filoni have also given some insight into the costume in a recent interview with Vanity Fair. In the interview, Dawson explains that the makeup was wanting to be "very warm and natural" so that it could still be seen in different lighting and the smokey environment on set. She also wore contacts while she was Ahsoka. According to Dawson, before she wore the contacts she "felt like [she] was in cosplay. The second the contacts went in, it was Ahsoka."
The lekku was also discussed in the interview about how it was firmly on her head and everything was "clipped in the back and held in place" so that she could do stunts with the headpiece firmly attached to her head. While some fans were disappointed her lekku wasn't as long as her Rebels look, it appears that it was shortened more for practicality and the ability to be able to wear it while doing full Jedi stunts.
Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka as seen on Season 2 Episode 5 of Disney Plus' The Mandalorian.
With cosplayers and prop makers now scrambling to create her Mandalorian look, one can assume that we are about to see a plethora of new Ahsoka cosplayers in the future. We can't wait to see all the incredible cosplays that will be revealed on social in the coming months.


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Finally, Cecily credits the "Extend" function which allows users to incorporate an extra a day to your match before it expires on her experience of her husband to be. " As being a busy mom, my connections usually expired before i possibly could result in the very first move, nonetheless it constantly made a huge impression whenever a match would make use of their day-to-day extend to provide me more hours to say 'Hi,'" she claims. "Brendan used their day-to-day expansion we might have never started chatting. on me— without that," a couple of weeks later on, the few went on the very very first date. They got involved these people were hitched.
"Bumble lets you put your self available to you with certainty and enables you to become familiar with a person's intention before carefully deciding to fulfill them in individual," she states of why this solution is just one of the best relationship apps for wedding. "Making the move that is first females provides the capacity to spend your own time when you look at the connections which you feel at ease with, that may result in more deliberate times and relationships."
In accordance with the Knot precious precious precious Jewelry and Engagement learn, OkCupid ended up being the second-most popular solution to match future partners, simply behind Tinder. The study outcomes suggest that your website, which launched, ended up being in charge of establishing 14 % of involved couples whom met on the web. The service's unique algorithm makes use of considerable questioning to complete user pages, that will help facilitate much deeper, more significant connections (in change rendering it a marriage-minded software). Your website claims to orchestrate 50,000 dates per week, while over 91 million connections are created each year. Moreover it has more nyc circumstances wedding area mentions than just about every other dating application.
For Laura Moffat and Kelly Sanders Moffat, the founders associated with menswear-inspired fashion brand name Kirrin Finch, a site that encouraged significant connections had been very important. "we had been both focused on finding somebody who desired to maintain a significant relationship, and OkCupid felt such as the right choice for that course," Kelly informs The Knot. " And even though we came across in the past, OkCupid nevertheless feels as though a good choice for those who wish to find an individual who desires to get hitched and relax."
After making an association in the application, bad weather very nearly derailed the few's very very first date. "there is a massive snowstorm and both of us seriously considered cancelling," Kelly describes. "But we threw on some hiking shoes, and trudged down to fulfill one another. The others is history."
The few's love tale blossomed after their very very first date. Laura proposed to Kelly in Grand Cayman, while the minute showcased a emotional nod to their electronic start. "for decades, we couldn't keep in mind she asked us to marry her, she created this adorable guide with images of your different activities plus it launched with very first communications we provided for one another. when we came across, but fortunately Laura spared our initial communications on OKCupid so when" After being involved for 2 years, the previous Division we athletes got hitched in Vermont.
"It had been only fitting that regarding the early early morning for the wedding, we divided the wedding attendees up and had a soccer match," says Kelly. "Later that afternoon, we cleaned ourselves up and collected together under a tree within the industry to own Lauren, our closest friend, marry us. We desired the ceremony to become an expression of us as a few, therefore we selected the right areas of conventional ceremonies that individuals liked and adapted the components that don't work with us. For instance, a ring was had by us bearer… but she had been Kelly's 25-year-old sis."
"Laura spent my youth in Scotland, therefore it ended up being only fitting that people moved down the aisle after saying our vows to Kelly's uncle playing the bagpipes, we'd readings, however they had been from Dr. Seuss, and now we stepped down the aisle to an acoustic form of Safe and Sound by Capital Cities," she adds.
Today, the business owners have actually OkCupid to thank for bringing them together — and mail order wives additionally they continue steadily to suggest it among the best relationship apps that result in wedding. "At times, dating may be lots of fun, nonetheless it may also feel actually demoralizing and like a full-time work," Kelly claims. "OkCupid may be the only brand name out there that matches our values, and appears tailored for individuals shopping for a long-lasting relationship."
Despite its previous reputation as being for casual relationships, current insights suggest that Tinder is on the road to be among the dating apps that are best for wedding. In line with the Knot precious Jewelry and Engagement learn, 22 per cent of partners whom got hitched for the reason that 12 months came across online — and Tinder had been accountable for 30 % of the matches, solidifying its spot once the most well known app that is dating.
With more than 7 million United States users, the software facilitates an incredible number of matches each day. The software boasted 30 billion matches made since its launch. Plus in the brand name's recap, "the entire year in Swipe," internal data programs that members — specially Gen Z users — care more about finding a connection that is long-lasting. "Real" had been certainly one of the utmost effective used terms on Tinder pages plus in conversations. Users additionally utilized their profile to record reasons that are of value for them. Terms like "environment," "social justice," "climate change" and "gun control" had been some of all frequently employed expressions also.
Whilst the most of Gen Z users is probably not prepared for wedding at this time (in reality, the common chronilogical age of wedding happens to be 32), data indicates that Tinder has already been good at making connections, and it is on its method to becoming among the best relationship apps for wedding.


In 2011, Kitchener (City) had a population of 219,153, representing a percentage change of 7.1% from 2006. This compares to the national average growth of 5.9%.
Land area is 136.79 square kilometres with a population density of 1,602.1 persons per square kilometre. This compares to the provincial land area of 908,607.67 square kilometres with a population density of 14.1 persons per square kilometre.
In 2011, Kitchener (City) had 86,374 private dwellings occupied by usual residents. The change in private dwellings occupied by usual residents from 2006 was 8.8%. For Canada as a whole, the number of private dwellings occupied by usual residents increased 7.1%.
Kitchener (City) is part of the census metropolitan area of Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo (Ontario).
In 2011, the percentage of the population aged 65 and over in Kitchener, CY was 12.3%, compared with a national percentage of 14.8%. The percentage of the working age population (15 to 64) was 70.1% and the percentage of children aged 0 to 14 was 17.6%. In comparison, the national percentages were 68.5% for the population aged 15 to 64 and 16.7% for the population aged 0 to 14.
In 2011, the median age in Kitchener, CY was 37.2 years. In comparison, the median age of Ontario was 40.4 years.
In 2011, the number of census families2 in Kitchener was 61,255, which represents a change of 7.3% from 2006. This compares to a growth rate for Canada of 5.5% over the same period.
In Kitchener, 69.6% of census families were married couples in 2011, while 13.1% were common-law-couples and 17.3% were lone-parent families.
Among couples (married and common-law) in the census subdivision of Kitchener, 49.7% were couples with children aged 24 and under at home. In comparison, as a whole, 46.9% of couples in Canada had children aged 24 and under at home.
In Kitchener, 57.2% of the total population aged 15 and over were either married (48.3%) or living with a common-law partner (8.9%).
The remaining 42.8% were not married and not living with a common-law partner, including those who were single (never-married), separated, divorced or widowed.
There were 86,375 private households3 in Kitchener in 2011, a change of 8.7% from 2006. Of these, 28.2% of households were comprised of couples with children aged 24 and under at home, a change of 0.3% compared with five years earlier.
In Kitchener, 49.9% of private households lived in single-detached houses and 14.2% lived in apartments in buildings that have five or more storeys. The rest lived in other types of dwelling structures.
In Kitchener, 71.2% of the population reported English only as mother tongue, 1.3% reported French only, and 25.7% reported a non-official language only, in 2011. In comparison, the provincial / territorial percentages were 68.2% for English only, 3.9% for French only and 25.7% for only non-official languages.
In 2011, 81.3% of the population spoke only English most often at home, 0.4% spoke only French and 14.1% spoke only a non-official language. In comparison, the provincial / territorial percentages were 79.0% for only English, 2.2% for only French and 14.4% for only a non-official language.
In Kitchener, the three most common mother tongues were German (2.6%), Spanish (2.6%) and Romanian (2.0%), in 2011. In comparison, the most common mother tongues at the provincial / territorial level were Italian (2.1%), Chinese, n.o.s. (1.6%) and Cantonese (1.5%).


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Announcement coming "very, very shortly" on reopening theme parks in California
California says an announcement is coming "very, very shortly" on issuing COVID-19 guidelines for reopening theme parks. Disneyland Resort's president says he's "disappointed" in the lack of progress in California.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has said that an announcement is coming "very, very shortly" on issuing COVID-19 guidelines that would allow theme parks to safely reopen in the state.
"We will be making announcements soon as it relates to theme parks and amusement parks," said Newsom (via The OCR).
"Making announcements soon as it relates to some areas, industries as well as sectors and putting out additional guidelines in those spaces very very shortly."
Disneyland Resort president Ken Potrock also called on the state to issue COVID-19 guidelines for safely reopening theme parks, saying he's "disappointed" in a lack of progress in California.
"We are disappointed with the state's lack of progress in providing the industry with guidance and clarity on reopening," said Potrock (via The OCR).
'We'll be making announcements soon,' said Newsom
"We have proven we can operate responsibly, with strict health and safety protocols at our properties around the world and at Downtown Disney in Anaheim.
"Tens of thousands of people's livelihoods depend on our ability to operate and we stand ready and willing to accelerate discussions with the governor and his team to make 'real progress' toward our reopening and getting people back to work."
This comes after the California Attractions and Parks Association (CAPA) urged Newsom to issue guidelines that would allow theme parks to reopen in California.
Earlier this month, Newsom said that California is "getting closer" to reopening theme parks. It was previously revealed that state officials were "actively" working with California parks.
Disney, Universal and SeaWorld executive also said at a recent roundtable that theme parks in California are "ready to roll" as soon as the state issues guidelines.
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L'ère Gupta est une  historique qui commence entre 318 et 319 de notre ère. Il était utilisé par les empereurs Gupta, ainsi que par leurs vassaux et leurs successeurs dans le nord de l'Inde et au Népal. Elle est identique à l'ère Vallabhi (ou ère Valabhi), qui était utilisée dans la région de Saurashtra, dans l'ouest de l'Inde, bien que les différences régionales conduisent à un calcul légèrement différent pour la conversion des années de l'ère Vallabhi en ère commune.

Histoire et datation
On pense maintenant que l'ère Gupta a été commencée avec les rois Gupta, bien que plusieurs débats aient eu lieu sur son origine dans le passé. L'écrivain persan Al-Biruni du , qui décrivait les Guptas comme , a déclaré à tort que l'ère Gupta marquait la fin de la dynastie des Gupta. Il a daté le début de l'ère Gupta à l'an 241 de l'ère Saka, soit de 318 à 319 de notre ère. La revendication d'Al-Biruni a par la suite mené à des débats sur l'origine de cette époque parmi les historiens du .

 a analysé les inscriptions Gupta et s'est rendu compte qu'elles étaient datées des années d'une époque donnée du calendrier. Il croyait que l'ère avait été fondée par le roi Jayadeva de la dynastie Licchavi (ancêtres des Guptas) et avait ensuite été adoptée par les Guptas.

Des découvertes et des analyses ultérieures indiquent que cette époque a été fondée par les Guptas et était connue après eux. Par exemple:

 L'inscription au pilier en pierre Mathura, émise par , est datée de l'an 61  (Gupta-kālā nuvartamāna) ;
 Les inscriptions Sarnath de Kumâragupta  et  font également référence à l'ère Gupta ;
 L'inscription de Skandagupta dans le roc de Junagadh mentionne la phrase Gupta-prakāle ou Guptasya-kāle ;
 L'inscription sur plaque de cuivre de Gandjam datant du règne de  est datée de l'an 300 de l'ère Gupta (Gauptabda varsha-shatatraye).

Georg Bühler a conclu que  avait initié l'ère Gupta en 318–319 de notre ère, pour marquer son couronnement. C'est la théorie la plus répandue sur l'origine de l'époque. Cependant, cela ne peut pas être dit avec certitude, et l'ère a peut-être été commencée par ses prédécesseurs ou son fils Samudragupta Certaines autres théories retracent l'origine de l'ère jusqu'au  de notre ère ou avant, mais ce point de vue est maintenant discrédité : l'inscription de Shashanka au  est datée du  anniversaire de l'ère Gupta et prouve que l'ère Gupta a commencé au .

Utilisation
L'ère Gupta a été utilisée dans le nord de l'Inde, dans l'ouest de l'Inde et dans certaines parties de l'est de l'Inde jusqu'à la fin de la dynastie des Gupta au  de notre ère.

En plus des dirigeants Gupta, l'époque Gupta fut également utilisée par leurs vassaux et leurs successeurs, tels que :
 la  de  : il en résulta que l'ère s'appelait  sur le territoire dirigé par les Maitraka ;
  ;
 la  de l'Inde centrale ;
 la  de l'Inde centrale.

Conversion en ère commune
Selon les calculs de , l'ère Gupta a commencé le premier jour du  (quinzaine brillante) du mois de . Selon les conventions régionales, le processus de conversion des années de l'ère Gupta en années de l'ère commune (EC) est différent:

 Les premières inscriptions datées de l'ère Gupta suivaient le schéma prévalant dans le nord de l'Inde : le premier mois de l'année était Chaitra (chaitradi) et le mois commençait à partir du jour de la pleine lune (purnimanta).
 L'année mentionnée dans ces inscriptions est généralement l'année en cours au moment de la délivrance. Ainsi, la date de ces inscriptions peut être convertie en EC en ajoutant 320 ou 321.
 Si l'année mentionnée dans la date est l'année écoulée (c'est-à-dire l'année précédente au moment de l'émission), la date peut être convertie en EC en ajoutant 319 ou 320.
 Les dernières inscriptions du territoire de Maitraka (« époque Vallabhi ») suivent le schéma qui prévaut dans le sud et l'ouest de l'Inde : le premier mois de l'année est le kartika (karttikadi) et le mois commence à partir du jour de la  (amanta). Pour cette raison, les dates sont décalées de 5 mois.
 Pour les inscriptions qui mentionnent l'année en cours, la date peut être convertie en EC en ajoutant 319 ou 320.
 Pour les inscriptions qui mentionnent l'année expirée, la date peut être convertie en EC en ajoutant 318 ou 319.

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie

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Liens externes
  D.N Lielukhine, « Uchchhakalpa inscriptions », au Oriental Institute.
  Jayanātha et Śarvanātha sur le site Siddham – the South Asia Inscriptions Database.

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Q: ASP.NET Build Images Links Dynamically I am developing a website that has product images on an external server.  I have code that tests to see if the image exists like (pseudo code):
DynamicString = FunctionThatCreatesDynamicString()

' DynamicString = "http://external_server/path/to/file1.jpg"

If ImageExists(DyanmicString) = StatusCode.200 Then
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Else
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End If

My code builds fine and appears to execute.  The problem occurs when I attempt to view the external link in a browser, the image appears properly (I have to authenticate first, but that's OK considering I'm on an internal network and this app will be used internally).
However, when I attempt the view the source in my generated HTML page, I am seeing the image to the "Not Found" image when I know the image is there.
I compared all the characters in my dynamically assembled to the external link and all the characters are matching up correctly.
I'm wondering if the authentication has anything to do with why the image is not rendering properly on my rendered HTML.
Any thoughts?

A: It turns out the problem was the authentication to the images.  I tried and was able to use a completely different approach.  But thanks for the tip tangurena.

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With Jhpiego's support, in the past six years, improved contraceptive services in India saved the lives of an estimated 86,000 children and 10,000 women.
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