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Kamaraj Nagar 3rd Street, Gandhi Nagar, Ambedkar Nagar, Chromepet is a in St.thomas Mount City in Tamil Nadu State, India.
Kamaraj Nagar 3rd Street, Gandhi Nagar, Ambedkar Nagar, Chromepet Pin code is 600044 and postal head office is Radhanagar (Kanchipuram).
Cbi Colony , Nagalkeni , Nagappa Nagar , Akeeswarer Colony , Cholavaram Nagar are the nearby Localities to Kamaraj Nagar 3rd Street Gandhi Nagar Ambedkar Nagar Chromepet.
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In order to achieve the MDGs the country has adopted the most vulnerable 166 municipalities - Initiative 166- based on the implementation of multisectoral actions. The JP supported this strategy to help reduce child malnutrition, improve food security and strengthen ownership by local authorities of the development process.
Supplements (Vitamin A, iron and deworming) were provided under Outcome 1 to women and children to fight against micronutrient deficiencies. Gardening initiatives diversified production increasing the quality of nutrition, while support to aviculture had a positive impact on both nutrition and family revenue.
Under Outcome 2 capacities of community liaisons and women's groups were strengthened and activities on prevention and nutrition were undertaken to increase knowledge and understanding on nutrition, anemia and the importance of good practices, especially for children under five and post-partum women.
Under Outcome 3 eight members of municipal councils were trained on the elaboration of plans for economic and social development oriented towards the achievement of the MDGs.
The number of children that received Vitamin A supplements exceeded the goal (98%).
90% of post –partum women received Vitamin A supplements.
All pregnant women and malnourished children received iron supplements.
Partner NGOs promoted good family practices with a focus on infants and young children.
200 women benefitted from gardening initiatives.
Aviculture initiatives of 200 women was supported.
120 women were provided 3 sheep and production material to support weight gain.
Women and children's health condition improved thanks to appropriate malnutrition prevention and treatment.
Health workers were trained on the revised protocols to address malnutrition.
Health centers were equipped to be able to support children with acute malnutrition.
22 health district centers received therapeutic foodstuffs, therapeutic milk and essential medicines.
As a results of the JP's actions all the health centers in Bandiagara are attending to malnourished children and treating them free of charge.
Food security considered in the revision of relevant local and national policy plans.
8 members of municipal councils have been trained on the elaboration of the plans for economic and social development of the municipality oriented towards the MDGs.
M&E, analysis, decision-making and intervention capacities related to food security and nutrition improved in the targeted zone.
77 healthcare workers were trained on the new protocol to address malnutrition.
Staff from health centers were trained on growth standards.
Base line study on nutritional security was undertaken.
Results of rapid tests during the season of harvest and welding were made available.
Assessment on base level dining places (restaurants, food stalls…) markets and schools was undertaken, shared, and activities planned in line with principles for food security.
The JP brought together activities from five agencies which complement and reinforce each other.
High involvement of local counterparts in activities' implementation (local technical teams, local focal points and local authorities).
Strong focus on local capacity building (data collection and communication for instance).
Communication & Advocacy strategy designed and implemented.
National ownership is the guarantee of success of the programme.
The method of fund management was not appropriate as it promoted a separate vision per agency.
The length of the JP does not allow for sustainable change in behaviour.
Constant advocacy with local authorities/counterparts, flexibility in JP's design and strong coordination mechanisms allow for the identification of exit strategies (new partnerships with local NGOs and national authorities to respond to reduction in funds, for instance).


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How Human Rights are Making Their Way into Mainstream Due Diligence – and Why Calls for Legislation Increase
September 29, 2020 Hannah Roberts
A group of 105 investors representing over $5 trillion in assets, known as Investor Alliance for Human Rights, recently called on international governments to mandate corporate human rights due diligence – that is, the obligation to identify and manage human rights risks in corporate operations and supply chains. The due diligence legislation landscape is expanding quickly, with a number of national laws already in place, whose paths were paved by calls from civil society and business leaders. Among the most recent is the Child Labor Due Diligence Law of the Netherlands, which 29 leading Dutch companies demanded in a joint letter in 2017. Now, the European Commission promises mandatory due diligence legislation in 2021. But how has business come to take a leading role in the corporate human rights movement? The investor case for human rights due diligence shows why business leaders care – and why your company should get ready to meet the new expectations of human rights management in supply chains.
Companies Rarely Follow Voluntary Guidance on Human Rights
Comprehensive international standards are available to guide corporate approaches to human rights, including the UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights and the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct. Yet, human rights abuses in the workplace continue and indicate that companies have not been rigorous enough in implementing voluntary guidelines. The Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, a multi-year index on corporate human rights performance, observed low scores across industries, with human rights due diligence as the lowest-scoring sub-theme in 2019. In a human rights paradigm that has focused on carrots more than sticks, companies free-ride on a lack of legal liability. But sustainable investors, who incorporate environmental, social, and government (ESG) criteria into investment decisions, are increasingly moving into the investing mainstream. ESG investors now represent more than $30 trillion globally, and they have set out to bring human rights due diligence to the public agenda.
The Investor Case for Human Rights Due Diligence
In a voluntary system, individual companies' due diligence efforts can cause them disproportionate costs and challenges. They will also be unable to realize the full economic benefits of human rights due diligence if supply chain partners do not share in their commitment. Investors for Human Rights make three arguments to change the status quo:
Benefits for business, investors, and the economy: Human rights due diligence enhances corporate risk management, results in higher risk-adjusted returns for investors, and promotes overall economic growth;
A level playing field for global businesses: As governments around the world have started to implement different due diligence requirements, policy coherence is needed to allow for a more consistent and predictable risk management along complex value chains;
Investors' responsibility to respect human rights: Investors increasingly recognize their own responsibility as business actors to respect human rights, and mandating companies to perform and disclose human rights due diligence enables investors to meet this responsibility.
Investors have outlined why mandatory disclosure is required to overcome liability free-riding.
Backed by the funds they represent, investors have emerged as a progressive voice in the corporate human rights discourse – and their calls are being heard by a growing number of governments.
Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation on the Rise
Over the past decade, various due diligence laws emerged, such as the Modern Slavery Act 2015 in the U.K., California's Transparency in Supply Chains Act, and Australia's Disclosure Act. While Europe is leading the implementation to date, EU laws not only impact national corporations. National laws also affect international trading partners and suppliers of products or services, and can include export credit agencies, sovereign wealth funds, and development finance. A range of stakeholders are impacted by these legislative changes, and the number of affected companies is expected to grow as new regulation follows suit around the globe.
"It is not a question of if but when [human rights due diligence] laws will be in place, and how they will impact current business operations and practices," says human rights counsel William Anderson about the ongoing trend towards due diligence legislation. At EcoVadis, based on our experience from over 100,000 supplier assessments, we have noticed a heightened attention on human rights issues, highlighted in our Sustainability Risk and Performance Index. This focus reflects current regulatory trends – and companies' preparations to meet upcoming demands to their supply chain due diligence.
New Due Diligence Expectations Raise Unknowns
Companies are accustomed to due diligence aimed at the financial risks of business decisions. ESG investors consider human rights due diligence a natural continuation of this process, enabling companies to better manage supply chain risks and vulnerabilities. Once legislation enters the equation, 'traditional' due diligence, focusing on financial and legal risks, and human rights due diligence increasingly become one.
But for many companies, the transition to human rights due diligence comes with unknowns. Companies may have never assessed – not to mention disclosed – their human rights risks before, and are at a loss of how to get started. Further uncertainty is added by the expected regulatory requirements, whose full extent over different legal zones and impact on global supply chains is yet to be known.
How to Prepare for Upcoming Regulation
While national regulations are still under consideration, companies can get ahead by understanding their supply chain better and finding out where they stand in terms of human rights risk management. Working on your existing supplier relationships now will let you leverage those relationships and react to changing requirements more flexibly once you are mandated to do so. By focusing on understanding the current supply chain due diligence landscape better, companies can explore strategies to react to existing – and future – requirements.
Once you are ready to start your human rights due diligence journey, software-based solutions can help to break down the process. The EcoVadis Intelligence Suite opens up the technological capabilities to disclose sustainability risk management along the entire supply chain.
Hannah Roberts is a CSR Analyst at EcoVadis dedicated to creating more equitable and sustainable supply chains globally. Prior to joining EcoVadis, she worked as a policy consultant on projects in Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. She holds a master's degree in Environmental Policy and Management from Columbia University.
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NEWaukee Hosts Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank
NEWaukee hosts the Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank located on Brady Street, on Saturday March 1, 2014 from 4p.m. - 11p.m.
By Press Release	- Jan 27th, 2014 02:38 pm
East Side Music Tour
NEWaukee hosts the Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank located on Brady Street, on Saturday March 1, 2014 from 4p.m. – 11p.m.
NEWaukee and Brady Street Business Improvement District #11 are excited to again host the second annual "Eastside Music Tour presented by Associated Bank" on Brady Street, which spotlights the local Milwaukee music scene as well as other regional and national acts. The event will feature over 70 musical acts in 30 different locations. The tour showcases a variety of singer-songwriters, DJs, and bands in various Brady Street coffee shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars. There will also be a complimentary trolley shuttle running throughout the tour. The heated All-Access Tent presented by Hi-Hat will be located on Arlington Street.
Attendees can look forward to live performances in venues including Casablanca, Art Smart's Dart Mart, Cempazuchi, Dragonfly, Exclusive Company, Gloriosos, Club Brady, Roman Coin, and many others. Local talent includes Alto's, Shoot Down the Moon, Soul Low, Kane Place Record Club, Hugh Robert Masterson, Fever Marlene, WHY? and many other local and regional musicians. More headliners to be announced soon.
"The Second Annual Eastside Music Tour is a perfect example of a multiple win event. Every musical act receives reimbursement, the small businesses of Brady Street see an increase in customers and a donation is made to the Brady Area Foundation For Art and Education," said Jeremy Fojut, Chief Idea Officer of NEWaukee. "The return on the community is undeniable, proving the need for a greater investment in the arts and music."
There are two separate packages available for purchase. The first 500 people to purchase general admission tickets will receive a fanny pack for 15 dollars. The first 500 to purchase All Access package will receive music tour t-shirt (art direction and design by Fred Gillich of Too Much Rock for One Hand) and entry into the Hi-Hat/88.9 All-Access Tent and All Access Casablanca venue for $25. For more information on the event and to purchase tickets, please visit www.EastsideMusicTour.com.
Eastside Music Tour Sponsors
Associated Bank, Tap Milwaukee, K Nation, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Gruber Law Offices, 91.7WMSE, 88.9 Radio Milwaukee, Shepherd Express, OnMilwaukee.com, Majic Enterprises, Urban Milwaukee, Brady Street BID #11, and the United Performing Arts Fund.
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NEWaukee is a social architecture firm that specializes in building brand loyalty between customers, employees and the community. Through a unique process that combines the increase of information access and the creative of disruptive collisions, NEWaukee has built a following of over 166,000 subscribers. This movement inspires and activates Milwaukee's true potential creating a better city for future generations. For more information about NEWaukee, please visit: www.newaukee.com
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People: Jeremy Fojut
Organizations: Casablanca, Club Brady, Gruber Law Offices, NEWaukee, OnMilwaukee.com, Shepherd Express, United Performing Arts Fund
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HGI Co. — Completing a Triple Play
Interaction at that level is important because normally the same salesperson and CSR retain responsibility for a client's work, regardless of which plant does the production. While there are estimators in each facility, they have access to estimate all job components to whichever platform--web, sheetfed or digital--best fits the requirements.
"We don't want anyone telling a customer, 'I can't do that. We have to send it to the other plant,' " Faust explains.
Central to making this integrated production approach practical was implementing an EFI PSI print MIS solution throughout all three operations. Close to 500 jobs a month are being processed across the company, so there are a lot of small jobs in the mix.
HGI does global scheduling and has a master scheduler, points out Ed Miglio, vice president of manufacturing. "The schedule gets updated three times a day, and we have a production meeting across both plants (via teleconferencing) each morning," he says. "All of the department managers, production people and CSRs go over what's shipping in the next five days."
Jobs are tracked from estimating through to shipping in the PSI system, so CSRs can rely on it to keep tabs on work in progress, particularly when it is being produced by the other facility, Miglio notes.
Any functions that make logical sense to extend across the whole organization--including human resources, administration, IT, prepress, quality control, maintenance, shipping and receiving--have been set up as unified departments, Faust reports. Next up is moving to a single telephone system, so when people are paged, the request will be heard throughout all the facilities.
"It's a little thing, but it has a big impact from a culture standpoint in making this one entity," the company president contends. "When a customer walks into Hi-Liter, Inland or Plus Digital, we want the experience to be very similar."
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This exhibition featured more than 100 images spanning the career of Ansel Adams (1902–1984), the grand master of American landscape photography. The majestic vistas, intimate texture studies, portraits, and architectural views gathered here were printed by Adams late in his career as a statement of his life's work.
While the images spanned 60 years, these prints were made primarily between the 1960s and early 1980s and share the strong contrast and large size that Adams preferred during those years. The photographs were originally from the collection of the Friends of Photography, one of several organizations Adams helped create to promote fine photography. They are now in the collection of Lynn and Tom Meredith of Austin, Texas.
The exhibition appeared at the Cleveland Institute of Art and was a co-presentation with the Cleveland Museum of Art.


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Sille er en tyrkisk landsby der ligger i en dal 7 kilometer vest for byen Konya.

Byen har været beboet siden frygisk tid.
Den var en af de første kristne centre.
Både Sankt Paul og senere Mevlana besøgte Sille.
Indtil 1920'ernes deportationer boede der kristne grækere i Sille.

En af de mest markante bygninger i Sille er Sankt Helene kirken.
Den oprindelige kirke blev bygget allerede i år 327. I 1833 og igen i 1880 blev den repareret.
I dag er den åben for turister.
Den mindre kirke ved navn Tepe knejser på lille bakke der også har den muslimske kirkegård.
Denne kirkes tag er styrtet sammen.
Kilder angiver at der i den byzantiske periode var 60 kirker og klostre

I byen findes også huler der er udhugget i tufa klipperne, som det også kendes fra Kappadokien.

Eksterne henvisninger

Byer i Tyrkiet

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When it comes to putting together an evening meal, I'd be the first to admit that, other than those times where I make something from scratch on the spur of the moment, I'm a little lacking in imagination. Most of the time, it'll be some kind of fish or chicken fillet, chips or potato waffles, and some representatives of the vegetable community.
It should be noted that where the packaging makes a big point of saying these things are "Made with 100% Chicken Breast", they are not chicken breast steaks. They are, basically, reclaimed meat... minced up and formed into the shape of a chicken breast, before being coated with a spicy sauce. It's important to point this out because I know there are those who object to this practice: yes, it's 'chicken breast meat', but it's what's left over when the real meat has been cut off and packaged. The good stuff is long gone.
Also, it means that the texture is... odd. It's very clearly shaped, minced meat, rather than complete muscles from a once-living thing, and some people will no doubt find that off-putting. When you cut into these things, they don't tear into stringy, fibrous meat, they just cut. It's light and fluffy, certainly, but do you want that property in your meat?
There again, there are those that might actually prefer their meat this way. I know I can be a bit fussy about meat if I find veins or weird fatty bits in it, and processing the meat removes all trace of anything recognisably arterial.
Ultimately, it may just come down to price, though. Birds Eye is a long-standing and trustworthy name, and it's rare that I've found their products to be anything but good value on balance.
So, how do they taste? Well, I've always found there's something different about processed chicken versus it's natural form. Possibly some kind of seasoning added to the mince, but it doesn't taste anything like the chicken one would cut from a roast bird. Not unpleasant, but also not the flavour I know as 'chicken'. The marinade is actually pretty fantastic - I'll often complain about so-called spicy sauces, marinades and glazes that just aren't. It's not so spicy you'll be reaching for a glass of water, but the flavour does go some way to distracting from the strange texture of the meat.
The packaging's serving suggestion - with a pile of tortilla chips and some salsa - is as good a suggestion as any, and I reckon this would work just as well in a bun as it would on a plate with appropriate accompaniments. Mixed veg was perhaps a little boring (I really need to expand my repertoire of plate-fillings), but it would certainly work with some kind of spicy rice - Mexican-style being the obvious suggestion - and, if you feel like completing the illusion of cheap, dirty Mexican food, a serving of refried beans.
Birds Eye themselves have serving suggestions featured on their Facebook page and, if the whole range is as quick and as easy to cook as this, it'd be worth giving them a try... as long as you have no objections to the way this meat is prepared.


Traveling the almost 1,400 afar of the Alaska Avenue is not as chancy back paving was completed in 1992, but a alley cruise on the northland avenue (also accustomed as the Alcan) still requires planning above programming the avenue into your adaptable device.
Your aboriginal accommodation is acrimonious a route, or routes, including accepting to the alpha of the Alaska Avenue in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, or the western alternate, the Cassiar, which begins at Kitwanga, B.C. Admitting the Cassiar saves the adventurer about 130 afar over the Alcan, accepting to the Cassiar adds several hundred afar to the trip. The Cassiar is additionally narrower and added askance from frost heaves than the Alcan (particularly on the arctic half), and casework are added apart. On the cast side, it offers a added abstract wilderness experience.


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Етимологічна хиба позначає логічну хибу, яку допускають люди, виводячи теперішнє значення певного слова з його етимології. Ранній опис явища можна знайти у Річарда Уейтлі. Про це також писав Дж. С. Мілл у своїй праці «Система логіки».

Виникнення
Етимологічна помилка може виникнути, коли з часом слово змінює своє значення через семантичне зміщення. В такому разі апеляція до його початкового значення логічно неприпустима, адже актуальне значення слова вже не відповідає колишньому оригіналу або не визначається ним.

Проблеми з розвитком мови
Мовознавці підкреслюють, що мова еволюціонує, і що слова не зберігають своє початкове значення. Тому спершу потрібно дізнаватися походження слова, щоб мати змогу вживати його у повсякденні. Однак непорозуміння виникає ще легше, коли слово протягом тривалого періоду часу набуває кілька значень. Крім того, це може призвести до лінгвістичного фрейму.

Приклади
 Франц: Павло досить радикальний. Він дотримується екстремальних думок.
 Петро: Радикальний з латини значить "той, який сповідує радикальні погляди", а це точно не про Павла. Також він не вирішує проблему в корені, як і не суперечить правлячій системі. Тому він не радикальний.
Однак, у своїх міркуваннях Петро не прийняв до уваги кілька фактів:

 Згідно з Академічним тлумачним словником (1970-1980), в українській мові слово «радикальний» використовується як синонім «найбільш дійовий» та також так говорять про людину, яка дотримується поглядів, переконань радикалів.
 Відоме Петру значення походить від латинського слова radix, що означає корінь. Це не має нічого спільного з "вирішенням чогось в корені".
  Отже, семантика слова радикал більше не відповідає його первинному значенню та до того ж має набагато більше значень.

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According to a recent study, "more than 60% of websites lack the proper web programming to be ranked properly by Internet search engines." The conversations I have with my prospective clients as The National Sales and Marketing Manager of the Web Design, Development and Consulting Company Infinity Technologies would seem to strongly suggest (anecodotally) that this would be quite accurate. So how can you optimize your site so your clients can find you. This is a combination of good web design plus additional proactive effort to create and promote good unique content.
If the budget doesn't allow PPC then roll up y0ur sleeves and do a bit of organic SEO hard yards, this will take time, but with persistence and focus will produce results.
A post at Sitemost's Blog says the following "The most important part of any website is it's content. Without interesting, compelling and relevant content you won't be able to gain inbound links and more importantly you won't be able to make many (if any) sales. The more content you have the more authoritive you'll appear to your clients and the more information the search engines will have to index. This is especially important for attracting long-tail searches.
Blogs can be a major part of adding great content. The task of doing this doesn't have to be left to one person. You can get staff to contribute. Also if you start looking through your archives you might be surprised at what you can repurpose for your blog. On this blog I am constantly adding new content and promoting it on Twitter and in the last week I have added over 200 links, not through anything but having new content and then .. promoting it.
This can be done for free such as using Twitter, get friends to mention your new article on their Blogs, Facebook. Get them to mention your site on their Twitter account. Include it in your email newsletter. Join Technorati and register your Blog, Submit your articles to Digg, Reddit, Stumbleupon and Delicious. These are only the tip of the iceberg in what you can do.
3. Meta Description Tag (The brief description of your website or blog that appears in the search engine results,that is taken by from your website by Google to describe your content at your website or Blog).
Research has shown that it is not essential to be number 1 on Google, but to be on the visible section of the page after you have hit the search button when the results appear on the screen. Get found before the break (that's the bottom of the screen before you scroll down) is a very important.
If you write a good Meta Description you can get people to click on your link. Strictly speaking, this tag has no SEO benefit – but it is still important. Why? Because a good description can be the difference between someone clicking on your site instead of your competitors that may appear above or below you in the SERP's ( Search Engine Results Page). For more resources go to a Video on" Optimize Meta Descriptions. " Also another video – Anatomy of a search snippet.
Lastly, an emerging SEO haven that could be producing surprising Search Engine Optimization results is Twitter, but that is whole new topic. What do you think the implications are for SEO and Twitter?


Native Instruments' Maschine has really led the way in terms of solid updates since its impressive, but admittedly premature 1.0 release back in 2009. User requests have been incorporated and great new features added such that the all-in-one production studio is really starting to live up to its name. Now 1.7 is here – let's take a look at the new goodies on offer.
The previous release saw Maschine open up to host NI's Komplete suite of instruments but suffered from one major setback: presets needed to be mounted from the GUI; a real breach of Maschine's intention to replace your mouse and keyboard.
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On top of this, NI released news of the upcoming Maschine Mikro, physically smaller than its counterpart but running identical software. Mikro has one screen, one endless push encoder and far fewer control buttons, but it does retain the impressive 4 x 4 pad grid that made its big brother such a joy to play drums on, and the whole unit comes in at about two thirds the size of the original. And it's not just easier to fit into your bag – at $399 USD, it's considerably cheaper.
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Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen (Hylopetes alboniger) ist eine Hörnchenart aus der Gattung der Pfeilschwanz-Gleithörnchen (Hylopetes). Es kommt in Süd- und Südostasien vom Süden der Volksrepublik China und dem Himalaya bis in den Süden Vietnams vor.

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Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen erreicht eine Kopf-Rumpf-Länge von 17,5 bis 24,7 Zentimetern, der Schwanz erreicht eine Länge von 17,2 bis 22,7 Zentimetern und ist damit etwa so lang wie der Restkörper. Der Hinterfuß wird 36 bis 45 Millimeter lang, das Ohr erreicht eine Länge von 27 bis 36 Millimetern. Das Gewicht liegt zwischen 200 und 270 Gramm. Die Färbung der Tiere ist auf der Rückenseite mittel- bis rotbraun, während die Körperseiten, die Oberseite der Flugmembran, die Beine und die Oberseite des Schwanzes dunkelgrau bis schwarz sind. Die Bauchseite ist cremefarben und die Kehle ist weiß, von dort zieht sich die helle Farbe als Grauton über die Wangen bis unter die Augen und Ohren. Beide Seiten der Ohren sind mit kleinen schwarzen Haaren bedeckt. Anders als beim Phayre-Gleithörnchen (Hylopetes phayrie) ist der Schwanz nicht deutlich abgeflacht.

Die Paukenblase (Bulla tympanica) ist nicht so groß ausgebildet wie beim Phayre-Gleithörnchen, wo sie mehr als 20 % der Gesamtschädellänge ausmacht, und nimmt hier grundsätzlich weniger als 20 % ein. Das Hörnchen besitzt einen diploiden Chromosomensatz von 2n = 38 Chromosomen.

Verbreitung
Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen kommt in Süd- und Südostasien vom Süden der Volksrepublik China und dem Himalaya bis nach Südostasien vor. Die Nominatform H. a. alboniger ist in der Zentral- und Nordregion Nepals, in Bhutan und dem äußersten Nordosten Indiens und in Bangladesch verbreitet. In China ist die Art mit mehreren Unterarten vertreten: So lebt H. a. leonardi im Nordwesten der Provinz Yunnan und H. a. chianfengensis endemisch auf der Insel Hainan während H. a. orinus in den Provinzen Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Guangxi und Zhejiang anzutreffen ist. Von hier zieht das Verbreitungsgebiet nach Myanmar, den Norden Thailands, Laos und Kambodscha bis in den Süden Vietnams.

Die Höhenverbreitung liegt in der Regel in Bereichen von 1500 bis 3400 Metern Meereshöhe, kann jedoch im Himalaya auch bis 4000 Meter betragen.

Lebensweise
Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen ist streng baumlebend und nachtaktiv. Es baut seine runden Nester aus Eichen- und Farnblättern in Baumhöhlen, vor allem in Eichen oder Rhododendren, in denen es sich tagsüber aufhält. Es ernährt sich vor allem von Früchten und Nüssen, ergänzt durch Blätter und andere Pflanzenkost. Die Kommunikation erfolgt über hohe Pfiffe, über die die Tiere nachts gefunden werden können. Die Fortpflanzungszeit findet im Frühjahr vom April bis Mitte Juni statt, die Weibchen bekommen zwei bis drei Jungtiere pro Wurf.

In China lebt das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen in der Regel sympatrisch mit einem oder mehreren Arten der Riesengleithörnchen (Petaurista). Auf Hainan kommt das Phayre-Gleithörnchen teilweise sympatrisch mit dem Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen vor.

Systematik
Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen wird als eigenständige Art innerhalb der Gattung der Pfeilschwanz-Gleithörnchen (Hylopetes) eingeordnet, die aus neun Arten besteht. Die wissenschaftliche Erstbeschreibung stammt von Brian Houghton Hodgson aus dem Jahr 1836, der ein Individuum aus dem Norden Nepals beschrieb.

Innerhalb der Art werden nach Wilson & Reeder 2005 neben der Nominatform Hylopetes a. alboniger mit Hylopetes a. chianfengensis und Hylopetes a. orinus zwei weiteren Unterarten unterschieden. Smith & Yan Xie 2009 sowie Thorington et al. 2012 beschreiben zusätzlich die Unterart Hylopetes a. leonardi für den Nordwesten der Provinz Yunnan.

Status, Gefährdung und Schutz
Das Schwarzweiß-Gleithörnchen wird aufgrund des großen Verbreitungsgebiets und der angenommen großen Bestände von der International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) als nicht gefährdet (least concern) eingeordnet.

Konkrete Angaben über Bestandszahlen existieren nicht. Obwohl es nur selten beobachtet wird und 1996 noch als gefährdet betrachtet wurde, werden vergleichsweise große Bestände angenommen und eine potenzielle Bestandsabnahme ist nicht so groß, dass eine andere Gefährdungszuordnung angenommen wird. Vor allem in Südasien wird jedoch von einem Bestandsrückgang ausgegangen. Als Hauptursachen des Rückgangs gelten der Lebensraumverlust durch die Umwandlung von Waldgebieten zu landwirtschaftlichen Flächen durch Brandrodung, die Anpflanzung kleinräumiger Holzplantagen, der Abbau von Bodenschätzen sowie der Ausbau von Siedlungen und Straßen. In einigen Gebieten im Nordosten Indiens wird die Art zudem als Nahrungsmittel gejagt.

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Literatur
 Robert S. Hoffmann, Andrew T. Smith: Particolored Flying Squirrel. In: Andrew T. Smith, Yan Xie: A Guide to the Mammals of China. Princeton University Press, Princeton NJ 2008, ISBN 978-0-691-09984-2, S. 176.
 Richard W. Thorington Jr., John L. Koprowski, Michael A. Steele: Squirrels of the World. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore MD 2012; S. 25–26. ISBN 978-1-4214-0469-1

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Art N Soul: The Persistence of Memory through Paintings and Photos
Published on: 28 April 2020
B.N. Goswamy
Professor B.N. Goswamy, distinguished art historian, and recipient of many honours including the Padma Bhushan, is currently Professor Emeritus of Art History at the Panjab University, Chandigarh. A leading authority on Indian art, he is best known for his scholarship on Indian painting, with special focus trained on the work of painters active in the Pahari region.
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A book authoured by Dr Horst Metzger, the distinguished collector of Indian art, and Maharao Brijraj Singh of Kota gives an insight into life in the Kota kingdom from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries through paintings, writes Prof. B.N. Goswamy. (Photo courtesy: LA County Museum/Wikimedia Commons)
This article appeared originally in The Tribune, Chandigarh under the title 'The Persistence of Memory' and is reproduced here with permission.
"To all the customs (of the Rajputs), to all their sympathies, and numerous acts of courtesy and kindness, which have made this (Rajasthan) not a strange land to me, I am about to bid farewell; whether a final one, is written in that book, which for wise purposes is sealed to mortal vision: but wherever I go, whatever days I may number, nor place, nor time, can ever weaken, far less obliterate, the remembrance of these . . ."
— Col. James Tod, Personal Narrative, 1820, in Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan.
If one were to pick up, today, any book on Kota, that proud kingdom once ruled by the Haras of Rajasthan, it is almost certain that it would be devoted to the great paintings of that state. Within its covers, one would be apt to see, through the eyes of its painters, the eerie majesty of those rocky landscapes in which tigers lurk behind incomparably lush foliage; nayikas casting sly, last-minute glances at themselves in mirrors set into thumb-rings; the sun-bird Garuda winging his way through the air, bearing the great God, Vishnu, on his back; lovers gazing at monsoon clouds, seated on marble terraces; rulers moving through crowded bazaars, astride magnificently caparisoned elephants with lissome dancers balancing themselves on their tusks.
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The most recent book on Kota that has come to my notice, however, sees that state with altogether different eyes. Authored by Horst Metzger, the distinguished collector of Indian art, and Maharao Brijraj Singh of Kotah—and published, with the usual elegance, by the Museum Rietberg, Zurich—the book has as its canvas the Festivals and Ceremonies as observed by the Royal Family of Kota. The idea of producing such a book seems to have come up at the time that the Museum held an exhibition of Kota paintings some three years ago: for, supporting the art of the state were shown a number of blow-ups of photographs, now included in this book. While not forming, formally, a part of the exhibition, these photographs, taken by Dr. Metzger over several years, could be seen then as somehow complementing the show, for in them was recorded, with a sense of warmth and intimacy, life as it continues to be lived by members of the royal family of Kota. One could sense through them the presence of a remarkable respect for tradition, feel the texture of the relationship between rulers and their ishta deity, understand the manner in which the public and private lives of former rulers moved in and out of each other. It was as if a new perspective had been added to old paintings.
Fig. 1. A nayika gazing into a thumb-ring mirror, Kota, ca 1740 (Courtesy: The Tribune)
Now, with the publication of this book, one has a chance to savour these photographs (together with many others), and the intimate view they present of life in Kota, all over again. The world that one sees reflected in them is peopled with characters of all description, much as the colourful world of paintings was: rulers and princes and courtiers, priests and preceptors, mahouts and grooms, musicians and dancing girls, morchhal-bearers and foot-soldiers. One sees members of the royal family seated in shrines decorated much as they were 200 years ago, offering worship to sacred weapons, ride in formal procession, mingling with the crowds as the celebrations of Dasehra progress from day to succeeding day, faces peering eagerly down from balconies. These photographs have, of course, the advantage of affording views of women members of the royal household—persons whom one never saw in paintings except in an idealised, near-abstracted form—but there are scenes here that come astonishingly close to those that the painters of old recorded in their own fashion. When one looks, in a relatively recent photograph, at a royal figure on an elephant drowned in a virtual sea of men, and then at a procession of the 19th century Maharao, Ram Singh II, riding on elephant back in state, the sensation one gets is of centuries being telescoped, whittled down.
Fig. 2. A nineteenth-century painting showing Maharao Ram Singh II of Kota hunting with Maharao Ram Singh of Bundi (Courtesy: LA County Museum/Wikimedia Commons)
Again, there is not much distance that separates Maharao Brijraj Singh standing before the image of Brijnathji today, and Maharao Kishore Singh, his ancestor at a remove of nearly 200 years, in attendance as a humble devotee before Shrinathji. It is as if, miraculously, time and space had been vacuumed out of the situation. The past and the present form—to use a photographic image—as a double exposure, as it were.
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The rich visuals apart, the text is shot through with insights that enhance one's understanding of the way things were, and are. Almost as a narrative device, public festivals are closely followed over a calendar year, and then the private samskaras within the family are taken up, each rich in detail, and each sought to be placed within the passage of events that make up a life: from namakarana and upanayana to vivaha and antyeshti. But the treatment is not dull, nor merely documentary. And scattered throughout the text are little episodes, vignettes that delight and move. My favourite is the story of how the little gold image of the family deity, Brijnathji, that Maharao Bhim Singh used to carry on his person everywhere, was lost when the Maharao was killed on the battlefield, fighting against Deccani forces in 1720. Four years later, however, news of the image being safe trickled in: the Nizam had recovered the image and handed it over for safekeeping, and puja, to a Hindu merchant within his own dominions. This learnt, the Maharao's son and successor, the redoubtable Durjan Sal, sent a deputation of Kotah sardars and officials to the Deccan. And when, with the full concurrence of the Nizam, the idol was handed over to the party for being brought back to Kota, the Maharao travelled a full fifty miles from his capital city to receive with all the State honours, and great rejoicing, the revered image. It is as if fortune were returning to a land rendered desolate by the earlier loss.
Recording History
It is certain that, in our land, history lives in many ways. One can find it in monuments; one sees it in the form of chronicles and documents. But, sometimes, it lives in the shape of a person, like Maharao Brijraj Singh of Kota whom one knows to be completely steeped in the traditions of his ancestors and his land. But this history also needs to be recorded. And, in this book, Horst Metzger's lens has done precisely that.
This article has been republished as part of an ongoing series Art N Soul from The Tribune.
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Scott Pilgrim Versus the World opens nationwide in theatres today. It's not like I have to tell you that. The advertising campaign since San Diego Comicon has been intense. It's an indy comic darling, an online phenomenon and a major motion picture.
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When I read the first couple books in the series as they were released I was thoroughly amused at the snappy premise, character antics and witty banter. Mal (Bryan Lee O'Malley) knows how to write dialogue that pops. Volume 1 and 2 read like the comic book equivalent of a fantastic fizzy root beer float.
The only aspect of those early Pilgrim books to disappoint me was that there was barely any of the emotional depth I'd previously seen in Mal's first book, Lost At Sea. Lost At Sea was an emotionally resonant and introspective story that really worked for me. I was worried that the depth Mal showed there was going to be washed away by the video game rock hoopla of Pilgrim.
Thankfully, I was wrong. With each book released in the series Mal peeled away layer upon layer and showed that he was very aware of that emotional content. Everyone in the Pilgrim cast starts off as immature, selfish, wishy-washy and messed up in the best tradition of romantic-comedies and manga that influenced him so much. Mal showed them becoming aware and growing up bit by bit without taking away the vitality that made the books so fun in the first place.
However, the real masterstroke of it comes in volume 6. The entire concept of evil exes and the battle for Ramona's heart is pop culture kooky but it's also a symbol of something everyone can relate to.
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That's the Mal who I felt hit a home run with Lost At Sea and that's what makes Scott Pilgrim a great story.
If you're a young teenager you can read Scott Pilgrim and completely enjoy it on a surface level of video game romance, music battles and action jack-assery. If you're a bit older you may relate differently to feelings of young lust and the fear/discovery that goes along with new relationships. Older still and you might see a whole spectrum of immaturity and emotional baggage defining these characters' lives until they figure themselves out and grow up. Every level of it works and entertains. No one feels excluded.
The surface aesthetic is planted in the here and now but it has a message that echoes deeper and ultimately rings true.
Marrying that emotional core concept with video games, music and frenetic witty banter is the way Scott Pilgrim deftly dances between genres. It's the reason why it will last long after the movie fervour dies down.
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1. Today we begin by turning our attention back to Tr*mp's Cabinet of Horrors and his EPA pick, climate-change-denier and fossil-fuel-industry-BFF Scott Pruitt. Nearly 500 current and former EPA employees agree: Pruitt is THE WORST. He is likely to be confirmed this week—to be clear, his confirmation is near-certain, but we STILL need to make it clear that we OPPOSE this terrible decision.
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3. We're seeing reports of ICE raids all over the country—while these are nothing new, and aren't necessarily originating with Tr*mp (in fact, they should serve as a reminder of one of the darkest, most problematic aspects of Obama's presidency), it does seem that ICE and immigration officers are emboldened by Tr*mp's new policies. Please help spread important information about legal rights in your community by purchasing Know Your Rights cards from the ACLU and distributing them as you see fit.


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Sebastian Freis (né le  à Karlsruhe) est un footballeur allemand jouant pour le Greuther Fürth.

Carrière

Formé à Karlsruhe, son apparition dans l'équipe première du KSC a lieu lors de la saison de 2004/05 : il joue alors 23 matchs pour 8 buts.

Le , il joue avec l'Allemagne espoirs et perd 0-2 contre l'Angleterre.

Palmarès
  Karlsruher SC
 Vainqueur de la 2.Bundesliga en 2007.

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Footballeur allemand
Joueur du Karlsruher SC
Joueur du FC Cologne
Joueur du SC Fribourg
Joueur du SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Joueur du SSV Jahn Ratisbonne
Naissance à Karlsruhe
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Artemisinin and its family of drugs are now employed for antimalarial therapy in many countries. Professor Tu explained the complex procedures involved in conducting the comprehensive studies in her efforts to achieve the most important breakthrough.
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Snoop Dogg, Sade and Gloria Estefan among 2023 Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductees
The Songwriters Hall of Fame has announced that Snoop Dogg, Sade Adu, Gloria Estefan and Teddy Riley are among those to be inducted later this year. The list of songwriters joining the Hall of Fame this year also include Glen Ballard, ELO co-founder Jeff Lynne, and Liz Rose. At 51, Snoop is the youngest inductee; while Lynne is the oldest at 75.
Songwriters Hall of Fame and 2016 inductee Nile Rodgers said: "The music industry does not exist without songwriters delivering great songs first. Without them there is no recorded music, no concert business, no merch… nothing, it all starts with the song and the songwriter. We are therefore very proud that we are continually recognizing some of the culturally most important songwriters of all time and that the 2023 slate represents not just iconic songs but also diversity and unity across genres, ethnicity and gender, songwriters who have enriched our lives and, in their time, literally transformed music and the lives of billions of listeners all over the world."
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package org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.admin.commands;

import org.jbpm.process.core.timer.DateTimeUtils;
import org.jbpm.services.task.commands.TaskContext;
import org.jbpm.services.task.commands.UserGroupCallbackTaskCommand;
import org.jbpm.services.task.exception.PermissionDeniedException;
import org.kie.api.runtime.Context;
import org.kie.api.task.model.Task;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.TaskDeadlinesService;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.TaskDeadlinesService.DeadlineType;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.TaskPersistenceContext;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.model.Deadline;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.model.Deadlines;
import org.kie.internal.task.api.model.InternalTask;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.util.Date;

public class ScheduleTaskDeadlineCommand extends UserGroupCallbackTaskCommand<Long> {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -1856489382099976731L;
    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ScheduleTaskDeadlineCommand.class);

    private DeadlineType type;
    private Deadline deadline;
    private String timeExpression;

    public ScheduleTaskDeadlineCommand(String userId, long taskId, DeadlineType type, Deadline deadline, String timeExpression) {
        super();
        setUserId(userId);
        setTaskId(taskId);
        this.type = type;
        this.deadline = deadline;
        this.timeExpression = timeExpression;
    }

    @Override
    public Long execute(Context cntxt) {
        TaskContext context = (TaskContext) cntxt;

        Task task = context.getTaskQueryService().getTaskInstanceById(taskId);
        TaskPersistenceContext persistenceContext = context.getPersistenceContext();

        if (!isBusinessAdmin(userId, task.getPeopleAssignments().getBusinessAdministrators(), context)) {
            throw new PermissionDeniedException("User " + userId + " is not business admin of task " + taskId);
        }
        logger.debug("About to schedule {} on a task {}", deadline, task);
        Deadlines deadlines = ((InternalTask)task).getDeadlines();

        if (type.equals(DeadlineType.START)) {
            deadlines.getStartDeadlines().add(deadline);
        } else {
            deadlines.getEndDeadlines().add(deadline);
        }
        doCallbackOperationForTaskDeadlines(deadlines, context);

        persistenceContext.persistDeadline(deadline);
        persistenceContext.updateTask(task);
        logger.debug("Task updated and deadline stored with id {}", deadline.getId());

        TaskDeadlinesService deadlinesService = context.getTaskDeadlinesService();
        long fireAfterDuration = DateTimeUtils.parseDuration(timeExpression);
        deadline.setDate(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis() + fireAfterDuration));

        logger.debug("Deadline expiration time set to {} and duration {}", deadline.getDate(), fireAfterDuration);
        deadlinesService.schedule(taskId, deadline.getId(), fireAfterDuration, type);
        logger.debug("Deadline on task {} successfully scheduled to fire at {}", task, deadline.getDate());

        return deadline.getId();
    }

}


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Latin America and Caribbean are the Most Violent Regions in the World, says IDB
navEEn (Author) Published Date : Nov 30, 2018 12:10 IST
Latin America and Caribbean are the Most Violent Regions
According to the recent study, IDB reports that the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean regions account the most number of violence in the world. About 39 percent of the murder taking place in the world is contributed by these two regions. About 2.5 million murders were committed in these regions in the past two decades according to the study.
Also, 75% of these murders include firearms involvement and the robbery in these regions are about three times higher than the world average. In fact, the population of the regions comes close to only 9% of the world population. With such a low population that crime rate is increased and unemployment is cited as the main reason.
Taking the list of the most dangerous cities in the world, the nations from these regions dominate with 41 of the top 50 countries. Considering their growth, many countries got good growth from 2004 to 2014 as the poverty rate fell and citizens reached a high level of education.
Despite the development, 7.1 million youths were seeking an employment in the region while 15 million youths are neither studying nor working. Among all the murders happening, only 20% of crimes lead to the conviction of the respective criminal. The high usage of firearms in Central America is another reason for the increased homicides.
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