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Applications are invited for a Daphne Jackson Fellowship that will be hosted by the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences(FEPS) at the University of Surrey.
Research within FEPS is conducted in Departments and Research Centres covering all of the Engineering disciplines, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environment and Sustainability, Mathematics and Physics. We welcome applicants to all of the research areas within the Faculty and would like to highlight that some topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and materials span a number of Centres.
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Are Teachers Satisfied? Depends Who – And How – You Ask
January 23, 2014 Emily Richmond
Joy Resmovits of The Huffington Post scored an exclusive on two new reports from the Center for American Progress, which looked at both how satisfied teachers are with their jobs and what degree of autonomy they have in the classroom.
In the CAP reports, an overwhelming majority – from 82 to 89 percent of teachers between the two surveys – said they were satisfied with their jobs. And more than 90 percent of teachers said they had a "good deal of control" over the teaching methods they chose to use.
Those findings run contrary to some conventional wisdom about the state of the teaching profession. From Resmovits' reporting:
"When you read headlines, you think teachers have no autonomy, they're unsatisfied, they're leaving the profession in droves. We were hearing a lot about how educators are leaving schools because of their cookie-cutter approaches," said Ulrich Boser, one of authors of the reports. "While it's true that many school districts have been focusing too much on testing, we wanted to dig deeper, unpack more on the autonomy about how much students learn versus how teachers teach."
The CAP reports are noteworthy, particularly when viewed in context with other surveys of teachers such as the Gallup Poll. Andrew Rotherham of Bellwether Partners, writing in the Eduwonk blog, said that in both reports there's a "gap between the rhetoric you hear tossed around and the underlying data."
But it's just as important to note that not every poll uses the same wording in its questions, and shading in language can produce very different answers. As I wrote recently, education journalists should proceed with caution when using these kinds of survey and polls in their reporting. I also took at a closer look at often-cited MetLife annual survey of teachers and questions raised about its methodology.
For more on how to use polling data in education reporting, check out the most recent addition to our Reporter Guide series. You'll find important background, questions to ask, and sources to tap.
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Top Three Trump Lies
Leave a Comment / President Trump's Actions / By Dan Newman
Every day some news outlet or two publishes a story about lies told by President Trump. It's funny to me that I never saw, read, or heard any such stories about past presidents or even members of Congress for telling lies.
Virtually every member of the U.S. federal political system has been and will be condemned for lying at some point in their careers. Most of the time the lies they are accused of telling are not really lies but paraphrased statements regarding controversial topics, statistics, and policies that raise the rancors of partisanship among those with opposing views. But one thing is certain: whether not it is true, it appears that President Trump has been accused of telling more lies than any other president in my lifetime.
If you're looking in today to read which are the top three lies Trump has told, you're probably going to be disappointed. Why? We didn't take the time to analyze each of the 6,000 or so he has been accused of telling. We'll leave that to political pundits. But what we ARE doing here today is looking at the top three lies from various sources ABOUT President Trump. And trust me: there are many more than three.
People may argue about the three we have chosen. There are others in abundance that we could have chosen. But to TruthNewsNetwork, the top three are (in no particular order):
Charlottesville statement that unequivocally proves President Trump is a Racist;
Trump unilaterally separated babies from parents at the southern border;
Trump and/or Trump Campaign members colluded with Russians to change the results of the 2016 election.
There is no doubt the horror in Charlottesville, Virginia that occurred during a demonstration in 2017 was a travesty. In the demonstration-turned-riot, one woman was tragically killed.
Certainly, President Trump had nothing to do with the demonstration or subsequent violence. But if you pay attention to the national media, you probably think someone in the Trump Administration was on the phone orchestrating the violence — maybe even Donald Trump himself!
The uproar began when while speaking to the press about the racial-filled tension turned violence the President spoke about those who took an active role in the demonstration sponsored by a white supremacist group. The branding of the President just months into the first political position of his life as a racist began when he made this statement:
"You had some very bad people in that group. But you also had people that were very fine people on both sides."
That statement alone lit the racist cries against President Trump. Who was surprised that the media pounced on that sentence. It has only worsened since. But they all either missed something or have chosen to ignore it.
What was missed?
The President by anyone's description was and is not a polished politician. He often speaks in soundbites as do most businessmen. It is expected for statements of fact to be put in context by listeners. Not so in politics.
The President later put that sentence in the context from which he spoke it. The protest in Charlottesville — at least the one that was legally permitted — was to protest against the recent rush around the country to remove or destroy monuments and/or statues that for many years have been in memory of leaders from the Civil War. The outcry was loudest about those of those leaders who owned slaves. President Trump shared the context later saying this:
"George Washington was a slave owner. Was George Washington a slave owner? So will George Washington now lose his status? …Are we going to take down statues to George Washington? How about Thomas Jefferson? What do you think of Thomas Jefferson? Do you like him? OK, good. Are we going to take down his statue, because he was a major slave owner? Now we're going to take down his statue. So you know what? It's fine. You're changing history, you're changing a culture, and you had people — and I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally — but you had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists, OK? And the press has treated them absolutely unfairly."
We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for. There is no place for this kind of violence in America. Let's come together as one! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2017
Is Trump a Racist?
If you listen to Hollywood elitists, Democrats, civil rights leaders, and leftist media members, the answer is a resounding "Yes!" Based on one sentence? Come on! Only in this divisive political environment would anyone make such an allegation. Why? It's not based on facts.
Do we really want a single sentence taken out of context to determine our racial status in the minds of the entire world? If that was the determinant, there would be no human being deemed to be OK. No, we take decisions, actions, conversations, interactions with a multitude of people and circumstances over a period of years to determine the character of a person.
In his history of owning dozens of companies, employing hundreds of thousands of Americans from multiple races, religions, ethnicities, and sexes, there have been NO allegations of racism against Donald Trump over the past 50 years. I doubt the same can be said for any of those who scream the loudest that this President is a racist.
Southern Border Baby Separation
"President Trump unilaterally took action to separate children from their parents at the southern border! It's heartless! It's racist! It's un-American! It's against U.S. law!"
We hear that again and again from pretty much everyone who disagrees fundamentally with the Trump Administration. But those statements are absolute lies.
Wait a minute: children have been separated from their parents at the southern border. How do you explain that?
When an adult crossing the border with a child is detained for criminal prosecution, the child is then considered an "unaccompanied minor" by U.S. immigration law. Thus, while the law itself doesn't require the separation of children, an increase in prosecution of illegal immigrants has that effect. Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions explained: "If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions said.
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said in a press briefing at the White House that children are separated from adults attempting to cross the border illegally to protect them from smuggling or trafficking. They're only separated when there is no documentation of a custodial relationship, Nielsen said.
The real reason for any illegal child being separated from their illegal parent? That's because of something called the Flores Consent Decree from 1997. It says that unaccompanied children can be held only 20 days. A ruling by the Ninth Circuit extended this 20-day limit to children who come as part of family units. So even if we want to hold a family unit together, we are forbidden from doing so. If a parent makes a claim seeking asylum, they are going to be in that process far longer than the 20 days that a child can be held. Thus, the children (by that decree) must be handed over to the HHS to find temporary foster care.
Remember that picture that went viral showing the Trump Administration holding young children being held in cages at the southern border? Those pictures were actually taken of children separated from their parents for the exact same reason during the Obama Administration!
Was there a similar uproar from Democrats and the media about those children being held in cages? Nope.
Trump – Russia Collusion During 2016 Election Cycle
More than two years and a reported $50 million later, we have a Special Counsel with a fleet of attorneys investigating around the clock and calendar to find that Russia collusion. None has surfaced.
Robert Mueller accepted the appointed as Special Counsel with specific orders to investigate the Trump Campaign for collusion and any other possible criminal matters that may arise from collusion investigations. Yes, there have been multiple indictments initiated by Mueller's findings, but none having anything to do with Russian collusion.
Let's face facts: we all know that there was NO collusion by the Trump Administration with the Russians. "If" there had been any such collusion, WE WOULD ALL KNOW ABOUT IT IN VIVID DETAIL BY NOW! In the "loose lips" and frenzied anti-Trump media turning over every rock to find anything negative about this President, any such wrongdoing would have been trumpeted (pun intended) throughout America, not to mention the world.
No collusion. NO COLLUSION!
But don't ever think Democrat political elitists are going to do what they instructed the President to do again and again: "Shut up and let Robert Mueller do his job unimpeded. And, Mr. President, don't you dare think about interfering in any way. The Congressional Boogy Man will get you if you do!"
No Russian collusion has been exposed. But what HAS been exposed is the real intention of the Democrat Party as led by Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA).
Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) hinted that he would not accept the findings of special counsel Robert Mueller as the end of the investigation into President Donald Trump and Russia. Schiff and other House Democrats have hired new investigative staff and begun to leak to the public their plans to launch their own aggressive investigation in the President even if he is totally exonerated from any wrongdoing. Why is that?
THE DEMOCRAT PARTY HAS NOTHING TO RUN ON IN 2020 EXCEPT AGAINST DONALD TRUMP!
Without even any little tidbit to throw at Donald Trump in the 2020 campaign, they are justifiably horrified that he will serve a second term. And they certainly don't care about any of the abundant in a number of achievements in the country under this President, many of which are historical achievements expected by very few.
"Same song, second verse."
While most Americans watch their bank accounts, 401k's, IRA's, other retirement accounts rise like never before in history, they watch the unemployment rate for women, African Americans, Latinos, and young Americans fall to lowest in history levels.
Businesses numbered in dozens and dozens are expanding, raising employee wages, and re-patriating billions of dollars being held offshore for decades. DEMS DON'T CARE! In fact they are horrified at these Trump accomplishments.
Why? This doesn't fit their Leftist political agenda. This wasn't supposed to happen!
If Trump wins the White House for another term, the Democrat Party faces massive problems. They are frantic and have no other plan around which they can unify other than "Dump Trump."
How's That playing with Americans? This month the Trump approval number in the non-partisan Rasmussen poll climbed above 50%.
In short, there certainly are things about this president that many would love to see changed. That is probably true about every past president, too. But what is certain to this journalist and more than half the nation is that Leftists in Congress, the Democrat Party, and especially in the Mainstream media are piling on Donald Trump with many allegations that are untrue.
Let's watch as the frenzy called the Democrat Party unfolds with candidates jumping into the race get more and more radical, all the while sending Democrat voters straight into the Trump column.
The "Walkaway" campaign membership is growing everyday!


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Episode 1193: Already Dead
December 4, 2020 Gordon Russell, January 1971already dead, boat-anchor, casper, coffin, grave robbing, gunplay, haunted, murder weapons, revenge, skull, wrap-upDanny Horn
"There's only one flaw in your logic: it makes too much sense."
You know how sometimes you get tired of arguing with somebody about whether they're a ghost, so you shoot them in the stomach just to get them to shut up, but it turns out they really are a ghost so your bullet goes right through them, and then they're still pretending that you're crazy and they're not a ghost? It's like the worst case scenario for winning an argument.
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Time Travel, part 13: Total Blood Volume
August 14, 2020 2004, Mark Verheidenblood, chekhov, coffin, colors, come back, dan, fangs, flashlight, fort wayne, gay, grave robbing, halloween, hide the squirrels, indicating, knife, loomis abuse, mausoleum, meet cute, mystery box, not the mama, portraits, pteranodon, satan's favorite tv show, scooby-doo, shirtless, skeleton, swamp, televisual literacy, thirsty, wake the dead, you've got to believe meDanny Horn
"Less talk, more crowbar!"
Stop me if you've heard this one: A man walks into a crypt, looking for buried treasure. He crowbars his way into a mystery box, and what does he find? A pain in the neck.
Today is Christmas Day 1970, happy holidays by the way, and the show is taking the day off. On pre-emption days, the blog is visited by the Ghost of Dark Shadows Yet to Come, often to our great and lasting regret. During previous pre-emptions, we watched the 1970 movie House of Dark Shadows, the 1971 movie Night of Dark Shadows, and the 12 episodes of the 1991 NBC revival. The short version is that they weren't very good, because trying to catch lightning in a bottle is difficult, especially when you've already used that bottle a couple of times. Lightning's funny that way.
Today, we're taking a look at the next chapter of that story: the 2004 pilot for a new prime-time Dark Shadows, prepared for and rejected by the WB, which used to be a television network.
You see, Dan Curtis — Dark Shadows' creator and executive producer — never gave up on Dark Shadows, except while he was making it, when he definitely did. Having tasted the thrill of unexpected success in 1968 and 1969 as the show's popularity reached its peak, he decided to make a movie version, using the same cast, crew and writers, while the television show was still on the air. That left the show coasting for months on ABC-TV with the B-squad characters, and when Dan finally came back to the series, all he really wanted to do was make another movie, and that's why the show came to a gradual, disappointing end.
In 1991, Dan decided to try again, making a 12-part prime-time series for NBC that used a lot of ideas from House of Dark Shadows, and it didn't work out, for lightning/bottle reasons. And then he just kept on trying to remake the remake for the next 12 years, finally managing to convince the WB to spend five million dollars on a pilot that nobody liked.
I asked you to stop me if you've heard this before, but frankly, it's no use trying. The only way that Dan could stop retelling the story of Dark Shadows was to die, and even then, I bet he's up in Heaven, pitching Saint Peter on another series. I'm kidding, of course; executive producers don't go to Heaven.
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Episode 1126: To Your Head
February 19, 2018 October 1970, Sam Hallcross, crypt, dan, grave robbing, mask, music cue, mystery box, narrative collisionDanny Horn
"How are we gonna explain carrying a coffin around?"
It's got a wobbly, unmarked styrofoam gravestone. It's got spooky stairs leading down to a story-productive secret passageway. It's got a mystery box, containing a headless corpse and a gold mask studded with improbable jewels. It's got the great visual hook of an eight-foot wooden cross, pinning down a forbidden coffin lid. It's even got a hapless 1840 equivalent of Willie Loomis, unwittingly unboxing an evil from the past. This should be right up my street. So why am I so unhappy?
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Episode 1001: Wife Swap
March 1, 2017 April 1970, Gordon Russellchromakey, coffin, fire, garfield minus garfield, grave robbing, lookalike, lunatic plot contrivances, mystery box, sister, teleprompter, wake the deadDanny Horn
"Someone must be destroyed, but it won't be me."
Alexis finds it hard to take a breath, which is a shame, because it's one of her last and she should probably be enjoying it more.
"This can't be happening!" she gasps. "It's impossible!"
But this impossible thing that can't be happening rises from the casket. It's her twin sister, Angelique, who's been dead for six months in a row, and doesn't feel like doing it anymore. She opens her eyes, she breathes, she speaks, and — most disconcertingly of all — she smiles.
"But you're dead!" Alexis chokes. "You're dead!"
Then she frowns, frustrated. "The prompter is going three times faster than I would go," she says. She gestures toward the studio. "He just zipped to my next line!" This is something that Dark Shadows characters have been wanting to say for years, but never had the guts.
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Episode 1000: Back From the Death
February 28, 2017 April 1970, Gordon Russellgrave robbing, logical explanation, mansplaining, mummy, mystery box, sister, teleprompter, wake the deadDanny Horn
"I never once believed that she could survive death — until tonight!"
It always starts with a box.
You try your best. You bury the dead. The evil twin dies, and you say thank goodness that's over with, and then you put her in a box and plant it in the dirt. You figure it's a one-way trip, no refunds and no returns. At that point, it's someone else's problem.
It always starts with a box. It often ends with one, too. Sometimes, it's hard to tell beginnings and endings apart.
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Episode 834: The What's-Thatters
March 2, 2016 Sam Hall, September 1969architecture, backacting, basement, candles, dan, fire, flashlight, grave robbing, haunted, icarus, knife, lookalike, maltese falcon, meddling kids, mulder, mummy, portraits, seance, sherry, star trek, weatherDanny Horn
"Death runs faster than any man."
A memo from young Icarus to his father, re: altitude. What are you talking about, Dad? These wings that you made from feathers and wax are working great. Why do you say that I'm flying too high? You're supposed to fly as high as you can, that's the whole point of flying!
And so, as Icarus sinks slowly in the west and learns some valuable lessons about swimming, let's turn to Dark Shadows creator Dan Curtis. In defiance of good taste and common sense, Dan has turned his poky little soap opera into a five-alarm spookshow spectacular, delighting the teenagers and housewives of America with larger-than-life characters, hair-raising plot twists and inventive special effects. The ratings are still climbing, which makes Dan wonder: What can I do for an encore?
Today, we see Dan's first answer to that question — Dead of Night, a primetime pilot for ABC that tried to adapt the Dark Shadows formula to an hour-long nighttime drama. Dan produced this pilot in late 1968, with several members of his Dark Shadows family — director Lela Swift, writer Sam Hall, composer Bob Cobert, and actors Thayer David and Louis Edmonds.
ABC finally broadcast the hour-long pilot in late August 1969, because they'd already paid for it and you might as well. While he's been waiting for it to air, Dan's scaled his ambitions up even further — he's currently pursuing a deal with MGM, to make a Dark Shadows film. So before that kicks off, it's useful for us to take a look at this pilot episode, "A Darkness at Blaisedon", and see Dan's first attempt to bring Dark Shadows to a wider audience.
Constructed haphazardly out of feathers and wax, Dead of Night introduces a trio of new characters — psychic investigator Jonathan Fletcher, his live-in chum Sajeed Rau, and the beautiful young heiress Angela Martin — and throws them onto a haunted house set, to see how far they can fly. Icarus, you are cleared for takeoff.
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Episode 820: The Hand Shakedown
February 11, 2016 August 1969, Gordon Russellaccidental depth, acting faces, eccentric, grave robbing, gypsies, shambles, slap, the handDanny Horn
"This is a little more grisly than your usual request."
There was a storm kicking up that night, one of those dry storms you get this time of year that are heavy on sound effects and light on moisture. The boss had a plan, or at least he said he did.
The gypsies were in town, he said. Black-robed, silent, faceless gypsies with curved scimitars and impenetrable cloaks, who could melt into the shadows and then appear over your shoulder, ready to chop something off and keep it as a souvenir. Some kind of unstoppable Persian ninja gypsy with a prop-closet sword, who needs an extra hand in a big hurry.
The boss said he saw them in somebody else's dream, which figured. It's just the kind of thing an android vengeance gypsy would do, show up in some hallucination next door just to let you know they're en route. Everything's got to be a legend with gypsies; they're theater people with a bad case of mythology. But the boss had a plan.
Come on, he said. Let's go out back and see what we can dig up.
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Episode 810: The Most Dangerous Game
January 20, 2016 August 1969, Violet Wellesavant-garde, board game, coffin, fangs, grave robbing, merchandise, mystery box, skeleton, televisual literacy, young setDanny Horn
"Satan is determined to take over Collinwood!"
In the summer of 1969, the young set gather every afternoon at four o'clock to watch one of the great pioneers in educational programming.
Not Sesame Street, of course; that doesn't start until November. For the summer, at least, the kids' choice is Dark Shadows, and what they're learning is that murder is awesome, and you can totally get away with it.
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Episode 756: I Know You Are But What Am I
October 27, 2015 May 1969, Violet Wellesgrave robbing, horse drama, vixenDanny Horn
"I'm sure that book has a name for whatever you are!"
Curtain rises on a dark cemetery, and dark deeds. Furtive grave-disturbers have unearthed a moldy coffin from its resting place, and found a secret journal hidden in the casket.
As they reach for the book, a bolt of lightning sears across the sky with an angry blast. The man looks worried, but the woman chides her companion. "It's just a storm, that's all!"
"Is it?" the man asks. "Is it just a storm?"
So that's where we start today's episode. That's step one.
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Episode 741: Lunch Date with Destiny
October 5, 2015 April 1969, Sam Hallbreakfast, convenient rooster, crypt, fridspeak, gay, grave robbingDanny Horn
"What if he found out what I believe to be the truth?"
Barnabas and Sandor are on the trail of Laura Collins, a renewable resource who has spent the last several centuries marrying into the Collins family, having a kid or two, bursting into flames, and then coming back a hundred years later and doing it all over again. It seems like a fairly pointless lifestyle, but maybe there's a tax break or something.
In the last episode, Barnabas and Sandor broke into the crypt of Laura Stockbridge Collins, a previous incarnation, and discovered that her coffin was empty. This was kind of a wet slap of a Friday cliffhanger, because it tells us nothing and goes nowhere.
Now Barnabas and Sandor are standing around, trying to figure out why there's no body in the casket. It doesn't seem to occur to them that there's nothing there because she died in a fire. You know, I think it's time they try branching out from grave-robbing as an investigation tool. Honestly, every time with these people.
Continue reading Episode 741: Lunch Date with Destiny →


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"Police, Adjective," a deadpan dissection of a smalltime hashish investigation from "12:08 East of Bucharest" director Corneliu Porumboiu, screens Saturday 10/17 in the Chicago International Film Festival.


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Албанська принцеса Мізеджен Зогу (; 6 лютого 1905 — 10 квітня 1969) — албанська принцеса. Спочатку принцеса була виключена з громадського життя та мало помічена на публіці, але пізніше представляла свого брата короля Ахмета Зогу на багатьох королівських заходах. На початку Другої світової війни принцеса покинула Албанію. У 1940 році Мізеджен поїхала слідом за своїм братом, поваленим королем, у вигнання до Великої Британії. Згодом принцеса разом із сестрами виїхала жити до Франції, хоча ніколи не переставала хвилюватися та віддаватися (навіть на відстані, перебуваючи у вигнанні) за свою батьківщину, Албанію.

Життя
Вона була дочкою Джемаля-паші Зогу та Садіє Топтані та однією з шести сестер короля Албанії Зогу I. Коли у 1928 році її брат став монархом, вона та її брати та сестри отримали статус принца та принцеси Зогу.

На відміну від двох своїх старших сестер, принцеси Аділь Зогу та Нафіє Зогу, яких рідко бачили на публіці, король дав своїм чотирьом молодшим сестрам офіційні ролі в королівському представництві. У перші роки його правління принцеси жили традиційним ізольованим життям у королівському палацовому комплексі і рідко з'являлися поза родинним колом, але це змінилося до моменту весілля принцеси Сеніє в 1936 році. Починаючи з того року, король регулярно влаштовував офіційні королівські бали, а його чотири молодші сестри з'являлися на публіці, виконуючи офіційні королівські представницькі завдання: принцесі Сеніє доручали завдання в галузі охорони здоров'я, Рухіє Зогу — освіти, Мізеджен Зогу — культури, а Макшиде Зогу займалася завдання в рамках спорту. Щоб підготувати їх до цього завдання, їм давали уроки гри на фортепіано, танців, мови та верхової їзди, а також відправляли в кілька подорожей до Західної Європи, де вони стали відомі своїми дорогими поїздками по магазинах. Коли в 1937 році король заборонив хіджаб, він подбав про те, щоб його сестри з'являлися на публіці без чадри й одягнені за західною модою, як приклад для інших жінок.

Перед королівським весіллям короля в 1938 році три наймолодші принцеси здійснили поїздку в США, де їм приділяли велику увагу. У 1938 році ходили чутки, що вона мала вийти заміж за єгипетського принца Абдула Монейма, двоюрідного брата короля Фарука, але вона так і не вийшла заміж.

Вигнання
Мізеджен залишила Албанію разом з рештою королівської родини в 1939 році після початку Другої світової війни та в 1940 році поїхала за колишнім монархом у вигнанні до Великої Британії. Вона, а також решта сестер, окрім Аділе, в 1946 році поїхали за Зогу до Єгипту. У 1955 році вона та решта сім'ї поїхали слідом за Зогу до Франції, де він і помер. До самої смерті вона жила у Франції разом із сестрами.

Походження

Список літератури

Джерела
 Christo Dako, Zog the First, King of the Albanians, Tirana, 1937.
 Josephine Dedet, Geraldine, Reine des Albanais, Paris, Criterion, 1997.
 Charles Fenyvesi, Splendor in exile, Washington, New Republic Books, 1979.
 Anastas Frashëri, Cila ka qënë N.M. Saj Sadije Zogu [Who was H.M .Queen Mother Sadije Zogu], Tirana, " Tirana ", 1935.
 Patrice Najbor, Histoire de l'Albanie et de sa Maison Royale 1443—2007, 5 vol., Je Publie, 2008.
 Neil Rees, A Royal Exile — King Zog & Queen Geraldine of Albania in exile…, Studge Publications, 2010.
 Gwen Robyns, Geraldine of the Albanians, London, Muller, Blond & White limited, 1987
 Joseph Swire, Albania — The Rise of a Kingdom, New York, Arno Press & The New York Times, 1971.
 Jason Tomes, King Zog. Self-made Monarch of Albania, Sutton Publishing Limited, 2003.
 Tomes, Jason: King Zog: Self-Made Monarch of Albania
 Ingrid Sharp, Matthew Stibbe: Aftermaths of War: Women's Movements and Female Activists, 1918—1923
Померли 1969
Народились 1905

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Q: TYPO3 - how to set the  tag in the header of generated html pages? I have inherited ownership of a website running on TYPO3 version 4.2.1. There are two pages that are not rendering correctly, and this seems to be down to a failure to load css and javascript files. Inspecting the page source, I can see that the <base href="blah..." /> tag is missing from the page header.
The question: how on Earth do I set the base url property in TYPO3!?
I have poured over the Typo3 website, edited various "typoscript" files, offered sacrafices to the PHP gods, all to no avail. The generated code still does not include the  tag.
Any help appreciated. Please note it is not possible for me to "upgrade to the latest version", and my PHP knowledge is non-existant.

A: Adding this line to the "Setup" field of your site's main TypoScript template ought to do it:
config.baseURL = < URL here >

The "TSRef" (TypoScript Reference) is a key document for every TYPO3 site administrator -- it's available online here:
http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/core-documentation/doc_core_tsref/current/
I recommend printing out a copy to keep at your desk, you will be referring to it frequently. (They provide it in OpenOffice format as well, to make this easy.)
Section 1.6 ("Setup") describes all the properties you can set via TypoScript's CONFIG object:
http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/core-documentation/doc_core_tsref/4.3.0/view/1/6/#id2512147
P.S. While I wasn't going to recommend you download the latest version to fix this problem, I will recommend you download the latest version to be sure you haven't missed any security patches.

A: Here is how to set the baseurl within the v4.5 introduction package:

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*Template > Home > Edit Whole Template Record

*Includes (between Options and Recources tab )

*Click on the little template icon to the left of ROOT, choose Edit

*Under Constants > Config, enter the base domain as shown below (leave out the <>

*Rememember to clear all cache and then to Ctrl + F5 to complete refresh the browser

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config {
    # cat=config; type=boolean; label=Admin Panel: Turn on admin panel (mainly for testing purposes only)
    adminPanel = 0

    # cat=config; type=boolean; label=Debugging: Turn on debugging (testing purposes only)
    debug = 0

    # cat=config; type=string; label=Domain name for Base URL: (excluding slashes and protocol like http://)
    domain = < ENTER YOUR DOMAIN HERE >
}

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Our approach to the sessions and workshops
The project has been led by artists, themselves mainly women from a South Asian and Muslim heritage. Rich and evocative source materials were used to inform the sessions along with flowers and a giant paper moon to create a welcoming and attractive setting. Heritage interviews, art forms and themed discussions were used as springboards for inspiring the writing. For many participants who engaged in the workshop series it was the first time that they had tried out the art forms on offer including mehndi (henna) art (Habiba Shenza), paper-cut (Maryam Golubeva), Arabic calligraphy (Farzana Patel) and animation (Rehmat Gangreker).
As part of the creative process participants were encouraged to "have a go" and feel that it was "okay to make mistakes". Exercises to encourage intergenerational dialogue and build self esteem were included. Participants showed great pleasure and pride in the use of materials of South Asian and Islamic Heritage which they were familiar with or keen to learn about. In particular the poems of writers including Safuran Ara (Bengali), Imtiaz Dharker (English), Hafez (Farsi), Samina Raffat Hussain (Urdu) Basir Kazmi (Urdu) and Baba Rahman (Pashto) were used as inspiration.
The workshop programmes and lesson plans were designed and led by poet Shamshad Khan in collaboration with the artists. Teaching materials produced by the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Resource Centre were used to model the first children's workshops based on Mr Hussain's life story. Workshop plans and resources were circulated to artists, teachers and support staff in advance of the sessions (see bottom section: Workshop Plans to view and download a selection of Workshop Teaching Packs).
Women, girls and children showed equal surprise and pleasure in the writing that they produced. The confidence they developed and the joy shared in working with the themes of the moon, fathers and education, early Asian migration, family stories and Asian women role models is evident in the pieces that appear in the Different Moons book. A selection of the poems and stories written during the workshops are included in the Different Moons book alongside images of artwork from the artists and project events. There were over one hundred and sixty participants in total including a girls' animation groups who used one of the joint poems created by the Haslingden girls' group to inspire their animations.
The women who attended were of first and second generation and of mainly Pakistani and Bengali backgrounds. Most women wrote in English, a few in Bengali and Urdu, in which case their work was translated into English. In some instances the women gave spoken contributions and their words were scribed by support staff.
For many of the women the workshops were a journey of creative expression and confidence building through the creative writing process. To inspire and make them welcome the space was set up with fresh flowers, spread fabrics on the floor with a changing array of objects and post cards to initiate discussion.
The poems the women wrote as a result of the various exercises ranged from brief comparisons of each other with the moon to spiritual reflections on the moon and water. Other pieces are based on researching and recollecting their parents own experiences of arrival to Rossendale, father – daughter relationships and attitudes towards education inspired by the heritage interview with Farida Munir.
The sessions were emotionally challenging as the themes touched on memories and experiences of intimate relationships and journeys of displacement and loss. There was also deep and fond sharing of common experiences and learning. It was a challenge to balance the immediate needs of the women at these points with the pressure to generate poetic outcomes.
For the women to engage in the sessions and to achieve creative writing outcomes was a triumph. Many signed up to the series attracted by the mehndi (henna), paper cut art and Arabic calligraphy offered. Most, not unusually, felt they would not be able to write a poem.
The poems and accounts they wrote, many of which are featured in the Different Moons book are a celebration of how these self-limiting perceptions were overcome and the creative process embraced wholeheartedly. To quote one of the participants (R.Z.) "She is like the moon. Powerful and bright. She shines at everything she does."
The two girls' groups that took part were Haslingden Library Girls' Youth Group and a specially convened group based at the Dave Pearson Studio. Girls were aged between age eight and eighteen and of South Asian heritage.
The girls were introduced to the heritage theme, the paper cut carpet (created by Maryam Golubeva), animations by various artists based on the interviews and poetry. Poems were written in response to a visualisation exercise of a journey to the moon seated on the paper carpet. The girls listened to extracts from the interview of Mrs Zamro Rahman (Habiba Shenza's grandmother). As part of the heritage theme, girls were asked to find out who the first woman in their family to come to Rossendale was and what they might like to ask their grandmothers about their lives. The letters to Grandmas written in response to this exercise are touching exchanges with a poignancy all of their own.
Finally, inspiration was drawn from the poem "A Bengali Woman in Britain" written by Safuran Ara and translated into English by Debjani Chatterji. The two girls' groups discussed the feelings and attitudes described in the poem and wrote their own version of being an Asian girl in Haslingden. The girls wrote solo pieces and a group poem that was generated by the girls choosing a favourite line from their poems. The poems they wrote are a charming and lively expression of contemporary British Asian girl power.
The children were aged from as young as six to twelve years of age. The greatest number of sessions were run as part of the Islamic culture lessons at the Rossendale Valley Islamic Supplementary School (RVISS, Haslingden) and others with Year 4 and year 6 pupils at
St Mary's C.E. Primary School, Rawtenstall.
The sessions with RVISS included mehndi (henna) and Arabic calligraphy sessions. They visualised journeys to the moon seated on the paper cut carpet and wrote charming and quirky pieces imaging taking their Grandmas to the moon. They also responded to the story of the bird told by Samina Hussain recorded as part of the heritage interviews.
Both groups brainstormed facts about the moon and used these to write comparisons of themselves and their partners with the moon, also drawing on the exercise of sharing good things about themselves and each other. They learnt new facts, for example, that a crater on the moon is named "Nasireddin" after the Persian astronomer and scientist Nasir al-Din alTusi and about the life achievements and journey of Mazhar Hussain one of the first Asian men to settle in Haslingden in 1956.
It was significant to see how readily the youngest participants engaged with the creative process. Playfully making unexpected links between themselves and the moon. The children generated some of the most open and exuberant responses to exercises like what their favourite letter is in any language and who was the first person in their family to come to Rossendale. They wove this wonder and imagination into delightful stories and poems.
The enthusiasm and interest the children took, whatever their ethnic backgrounds, in the creative activities and materials drawn from South Asian and Islamic culture is encouraging and identifies a thirst and the value of offering sessions of this nature to young children. The pieces they wrote were a joy to read and give an optimism for the future.
Workshop Plans
The workshop programmes and lesson plans were designed and led by poet Shamshad Khan in collaboration with the artists. Teaching materials produced by the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Resource Centre were used to model the first children's workshops based on Mr Hussain's life story.
A selection of the workshop plans are available Monitoring, permission and evaluation/feedback
Monitoring of ethnicity and age was carried out and permission sought for use of materials. These processes were made possible with the help of support staff. This additional administration along with gathering feedback during sessions was often a challenge in the two hours allocated to the sessions. A selection of feedback from the participants gives an indication of the success of the programme of workshops.
Different Moons Workshop Teaching Packs
Women's – download pack here Girl's – download pack here Children's – download pack here
Feedback from RVISS children's workshops:
"I've always wondered who was the first Asian person to come and now I've found out. I like asking my parents what their childhood was like and when they first came here. I've really liked doing the writing."
"My favourite lesson was this because I've learnt to use mehndi and I learnt that my mum said I was helpful but I talked too much."
"I liked the bit where we learnt about the moon. I've learnt about my family, my grandma was the first person to come to England who is still alive."
Feedback from HCL Women's workshops:
"At the start didn't feel I could write a poem – learnt that I could."
"…Everyone got so many ideas that you'd never imagine they'd come out with."
"With the sayings and the writing I got emotional – in a good way."
"Learnt where paper cutting comes from, history of Chinese art, really enjoyed it."


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The Foundation is called We Foundation and it has its registered office in Helsinki, Finland.
The purpose of the Foundation is to reduce social inequality and exclusion.
The Foundation promotes and financially supports different forms of aid work directed especially at children and youth and their families. The aim is to offer children and youth equal opportunities for a good life regardless of their family background or other starting-points.
In addition, the Foundation can also support environmental protection in Finland.
The Foundation is established for a period of 15 (fifteen) years.
The Foundation implements its purpose by distributing grants and awards for various projects of general interest and by carrying out its own projects. Projects that implement the purpose of the Foundation are connected to e.g. research, education, development, communication, service provision and technical solutions.
The activity shall aim at as high a target as possible.
The effect shall be as closely measurable as possible.
The activities shall be effective; in other words, the largest possible effect shall be gained for every donated euro.
The Foundation gladly supports activities that are seen as pioneering and innovative (e.g. by utilizing the newest technology).
The activities are mainly carried out in Finland.
The foundation capital consists of 50 000 (fifty thousand) shares of Supercell Ltd., donated to the Foundation. The Foundation is entitled to sell the aforementioned shares donated to it.
The Foundation's assets shall be invested in a safe and revenue-generating way. The investments shall, where possible, follow the principles of responsible investments. The Foundation can invest in social impact investments that strive to generate positive social impact in addition to actual investment returns.
The Foundation is entitled to receive donations and wills as well as to increase its assets in other ways.
The Foundation is managed and represented by a Board of Trustees consisting of the founders Ilkka Paananen and Mikko Kodisoja (Founders) and a third member. The Founders select the third member for the period between Annual General Meetings. If the Founders have not selected a third member for the Board of Trustees by the end of February, the Foundation's Board of Trustees will elect the member.
The Founders function, during their lifetime or until they wish to resign, as Chairman and Vice-Chairman, alternating every three years.
If the Founders resign as members of the Board of Trustees, the remaining Board of Trustees will elect the new Board member.
A meeting of the Board of Trustees shall be convened on the summons of the Chairman or, in his/her absence, the Vice-Chairman.
The Board of Trustees shall have a quorum when over 50% of its members participate.
Summons to the meetings shall be forwarded to each member in writing, in a verifiable way, no later than five (5) days before the meeting. Other notifications to Board members shall be delivered in the same manner.
In the event of a tied vote, the vote of the Chairman shall be decisive.
Minutes complete with the decisions and votes shall be drawn up after each meeting of the Board of Trustees. The minutes shall be signed by the Chairman of the meeting and at least one member who has been elected for the task in the meeting.
The members of the Board of Trustees shall not receive remuneration.
The Foundation's Board of Trustees is entitled to engage and dismiss any potential representatives and other necessary staff members.
The Board of Trustees shall determine the amount of remuneration and other possible compensation to which the representative is entitled.
The Annual General Meeting of the Board of Trustees shall be held annually by the end of March.
the members of the Board of Trustees shall be elected in the event that the Founders have not selected them within the time limit.
The Foundation is signed for by the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees, each alone.
The financial period of the Foundation coincides with the calendar year. The financial statements and the Board report regarding the Foundation's operations in the previous year shall be submitted to the auditor during April. The auditor shall submit his/her audit report within May. If the auditor's report gives cause for a meeting, the Board of Trustees shall reconvene during June to decide on measures brought about by the audit.
Certified copies of the income statement and balance sheet with notes, balance sheet specifications, the annual report and the auditor's report shall be delivered within six (6) months after the end of the financial period to the National Board of Patents and Registration of Finland. In the event that a member of the Board of Trustees or an authorized signatory is replaced, a notification shall immediately be sent to the National Board of Patents and Registration of Finland in its Register of Foundations.
These Statutes may be amended through a unanimous decision of the Board of Trustees. The dissolution (termination) of the Foundation shall be decided in the same order.
The Foundation shall be dissolved in 15 (fifteen) years, by the end of 2030. If the Foundation is dissolved, the Foundation's assets shall be used for the purpose defined in 2§, in the manner chosen by the Board of Trustees.


Any outdoor activity such as skiing, horse riding, walk your dog, cycling or other activities is no fun, when you are cold. The hands will be the first to suffer. For all these people we have heated gloves, powered by 7 volt batteries with a built in temperature controller. Recently Gerbing have developed a European patent pending 7 volt Junior Controller, which can be connected to a vehicle. This means that your 7 volt heated gloves now can also be connected to your bike, car or boat.
All of the 7 volt heated gloves come with a kit of lightweight, powerful 7 volt rechargeable lithium batteries which are included that are conveniently stored on zippered pockets on the cuff of the gloves.
A transparent window gives you access to the power level settings button allowing you to select your own personal level of thermal comfort on every set of heated gloves you are going to use. The highest level will provide an intense heat output for a minimum of two hours and the lowest setting up to 10 hours of heat. If you intend to use our heated gloves on high speed or high altitude check out our red 12 volt section of heated gloves. Connected to a vehicles battery, the 12 volt heated gloves will get much warmer than our 7 volt heated gloves connected to the 7 volt batteries which are included.
These heated gloves are heated on the top of the hand, fingers, around the thumb but also on the palm of the hands. This makes the S-7 heated glove unique in our 7 volt gloves collection.
The gloves not only keep you warm but are also constructed with a waterproof/breathable liner to keep you dry. The S-7 heated gloves and the M-7 Mittens are textile gloves unlike the O-7 heated gloves and the H-7 heated gloves, which are leather heated gloves.
Includes two 7V, 2.2 Ah rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and a dual charger. A green indicator light will let you know when the batteries are fully charged which is nomaly between three to five hours depending on how discharged the batteries were to begin with.
Operated by two 7 volt batteries which can be charged by a dual charger (B7V-2500 KIT).
Extra leather on the palm for better grip and feel.
Hipora™ waterproof, breathable membrane to keep your hands dry.
Thinsulate™ insulation for extra warmth and dexterity.
Adjustable wrist enclosure and special pocket for battery..
Available in the sizes XXS till XXL.
These heated gloves are not designed to be used on motorcycles.
These H-7 heated gloves are specially made for outdoor use such as riding a horse or hunting. With the possibility to cut a small line in the index finger you are able to shoot and stay warm at the same time. These gloves are completely made out of smooth brown full-analine leather. They are very flexible and the look is very sophistigated. The H-7 heated gloves can be used for all kinds off other outdoor activities as well.
Operated by powerful, rechargeable 7volt Lithium battery with microprocessor controlled technolog.
With these gloves 2 batteries and one dual charger is included (B7V-2500 KIT).
Brown full analine 0,6mm leather heated gloves.
Thinsulate insulation for added warmth and dexterity.
The glove heats the entire length of each finger, including the thumb, as well as the back of the hand.
These 7 volt gloves can also be connected to a vehicles batttery witht he patent pending 12 volt / 7 volt junior controller.
These O-7 heated gloves are specialy made for outdoor activities such as riding a scooter or bicycle. Even a walk in the park will give much more pleasure with these 7 volt heated gloves. Unlike the S-7 heated gloves and the M-7 heated mitts, the O-7 (also the H-7 glove) is made of full analine leather instead of textile. Together with our 7 volt heated jacket you will never be bothered by cold again and you can enjoy any activity you like. Those heated gloves looks nice and stylish because of the nubuck leather.
Operated by powerful, rechargeable 7volt Lithium battery with microprocessor controlled technology (INCLUDED).
Thinsulate insulation for extra warmth and dexterity.
Included 2 batteries and charger (B7V-2500KIT).
Available in the sizes XXS till XXXL.
Made of black nubuk leather.
You can also connect the O-7 heated gloves to a 12 volt battery cable with our new Patent Pending 7 volt junior controller.
The O-7 gloves are not suitable for use on a motorcycle. If you are interested in gloves for motorcycle or other high-speed use you can look at our 12 volt heated gloves collection.
The heated mittens made by Gerbing are the most economical battery powered heated gloves Gerbing has to offer. The M-7 heated mittens are powered by two 7 volt batteries which can be charged by a dual charger (B7V-2500 KIT0.
Waterproof, breathable membrane to keep your hands dry.
Extra cold-resistant insulation for added warmth.
Goatskin palm for grip and durability.
Brushed polyester shell with water resistant coating.
Polyester fleece interior is soft and comfortable.
Available in three sizes. Size S, L and XXL.
This product is not designed to be used on motorcycles.
Including a B7V2500 battery KIT.
If the heated mittens are to bulky you can also look at other 7 volt gloves in our collection, like the S-7 heated gloves, O-7 heated gloves or our H-7 heated gloves. In combination with our 7 volt heated jacket you will never be cold again.


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import android.content.Context;
import android.content.res.TypedArray;
import android.graphics.Color;
import android.graphics.drawable.GradientDrawable;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.util.AttributeSet;
import android.util.TypedValue;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.widget.FrameLayout;

import com.bumptech.glide.Glide;
import com.bumptech.glide.load.engine.DiskCacheStrategy;
import com.bumptech.glide.load.resource.drawable.GlideDrawable;
import com.bumptech.glide.request.RequestListener;
import com.bumptech.glide.request.target.Target;

import me.fahmisdk6.avatarview.rounded.DynamicRoundedImageView;

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    }

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            textAvatar.setText(initial);
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        if (TextUtils.isEmpty(pic)) {
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            Glide.with(getContext())
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                        public boolean onException(Exception e, String model, Target<GlideDrawable> target, boolean isFirstResource) {
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What Can the Weather Teach Us About Interest Rates?
Published: May. 27, 2014 | BY: Bill Walsh
In April, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) announced that its preliminary metric for how quickly our economy grew in the first three months of 2014 was annualized growth of 0.1%. That doesn't seem very quick at all. Economists …Read more
Asset Class Returns during Previous Fed Tightenings
Published: Sep. 05, 2013 | BY: Kevin Mahn
The Federal Funds Rate is the interest rate at which institutions lend funds maintained at the Federal Reserve ("Fed") to other institutions. The Fed Funds Rate is often looked at as a benchmark for other interest rates and has a profound influence on overall economic activity as its level can either help to stimulate the economy or control inflation pressures. The Fed's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sets targets for the Fed Funds Rate and looks to achieve these targets through their own open market operations. Following the market meltdown of 2008 – early 2009, the Fed adopted an accommodative stance by lowering interest rates, through various operations including quantitative easing, to historic lows with an overarching goal of stimulating the economy through less expensive sources of credit. Now that the economic recovery is getting to a point where the Fed believes that the U.S. economy may be able to stand on its own two legs, the Fed will be in a position to tighten (i.e. be less accommodative) by raising their Fed Funds target rate. This then begs the question as to which asset classes have historically fared better, from a total return perspective, when the Federal Funds rate was increased in previous years.Read more
June Fund Flows Suggest Overall Rotational Shift by Investors
Published: Jul. 31, 2013 | BY: Kevin Mahn
When the Federal Reserve (the "Fed") announced in June that the U.S. economic recovery was showing such progress, based on their assessments at that time, that they may consider starting to taper their bond buying program (i.e. quantitative easing) sooner than originally expected, perhaps as early as the Fall of 2013, investors fled the markets; bonds and equities, in droves. Order was eventually restored to the markets as investors came to their senses, realizing after some additional time to digest the entirety of the comments from the Fed, that the Fed did not suggest that they were going to start raising interest rates, or even sell bonds, in 2013, the damage was already done. Mutual fund and Exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows for the month of June provide evidence of this exiting behavior on the part of investors as well as what we believe to be a re-positioning of portfolios by investors (presumably with diversified growth objectives) to brace for an environment of rising interest rates - where economic, and stock market, growth would be expected to continue to progress to some degree.Read more
Worried about Rising Interest Rates?
Published: Jun. 14, 2013 | BY: Kevin Mahn
Many individual and institutional investors are growing more concerned that we may be entering an environment of rising interest rates sooner than many expected. The behavior of yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury Notes since the beginning of May provides credence to this sentiment as 10-year Treasury yields have risen by 59 basis points, or nearly 36% (from 1.66% to 2.25%), during the time period of May 1, 2013 – June 12, 2013.Read more
Forecasting the Price of Gold in 2013
Published: Jan. 11, 2013 | BY: Kevin Mahn
At Hennion & Walsh, we tend to view investments in gold not only as a potential inflation hedge (recognizing that shorter term inflation forecasts remain muted presently) but also as an equity market volatility hedge. The latter in a similar fashion to the way that investors traditionally have gravitated towards fixed income investments when equity markets are volatile, or depressed, these same investors now seem to be increasingly looking to precious metals (gold and silver included) to help not only from a diversification standpoint but also to assist with total return potential given the record low interest rate environment that fixed income investments find themselves within currently in the U.S..Read more
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On September 23, 2010, Governor Schwarzenegger signed into law Assembly Bill 1775, establishing January 30 as Fred Korematsu Day in the state of California, the first time in United States history a day is named after an Asian American. The bill, authored by Assemblymembers Warren T. Furutani (D – South Los Angeles County) and Marty Block (D – San Diego), is in honor of the late Fred Korematsu, a man who became a civil rights icon for defying the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Korematsu Day was spearheaded by former San Diego Superior Court Judge Lillian Lim and Susan Woo, who were dismayed by the general lack of knowledge of the Fred Korematsu story. These concerns were shared with others who agreed it was important to establish a a Fred Korematsu Day where schools would incorporate into their curriculum the history of the Japanese American incarceration. An ad hoc committee was then formed within the Southwest Center for Asian Pacific American Law, with the goal of establishing a Fred Korematsu Day.
During World War II, Korematsu was a 23-year-old welder in San Leandro, California who defied military orders that ultimately led to the evacuation and incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans, including Korematsu and his family. The Korematsu family was held first in the Tanforan Race Track Assembly Center in San Bruno, Calif., and then incarcerated in the Topaz incarceration camp in Utah.
He took his challenge to the military orders to the U.S. Supreme Court, which, in 1944, upheld his conviction on the ground that the forced removal of Japanese Americans was justified by "military necessity." That decision has been widely condemned as one of the darkest chapters in American legal history.
After four decades of having to live with a "disloyalty" conviction on his record that limited him from securing full-time work, Korematsu filed suit to reopen his case on proof that the government, when arguing his case during the war, had suppressed, altered, and destroyed material evidence that contradicted the government's claim of military necessity.
In 1983, the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California granted his petition for a writ of error coram nobis (a notice of error) and overturned his conviction.
Korematsu went on to champion the cause of civil liberties, not only seeking redress for Japanese Americans who were wrongfully incarcerated, but also traveling the country to advocate for the civil rights of other victims of excessive government action, especially after 9/11. He passed away in 2005 at the age of 86.
The first Fred Korematsu Day will be celebrated on January 30, 2011 on Fred Korematsu's birthday. The Korematsu Institute, launched last year by the Asian Law Caucus and in partnership with the Korematsu family, plans to roll out curriculum in K-12 schools that week and on all future Korematsu Days.
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" ... Overall great performance. ... "
" ... I have no problems going the max speed of the scooter and that applies going up 'overpasses'. ... "
" ... 1st tops speed around 10mph. ... "
" ... the performance is GREATLY compromised! ... "
" ... It is fast. ... "
" ... The Es4 has the best range and speed. ... The stated speeds and range are in optimal conditions, but still better than the next closest scooter, the Xioami 365. ... "
" ... The intermediate mode lets riders speed up to 15 mph. ... "
" ... The LED lights are awesome and the braking light is a nice touch. ... "
" ... now when I turn light on . ... I bought an led bike light! ... "
" ... Takes a little bit of fun out of it (I like speed), but all in all probably a good safety feature. ... "
" ... Like whiplash fast in the high mode. ... The lights make it a nice extra. ... "
" ... No further problems since repair. ... "
" ... It's been 5 days now . ... "
" ... Anytime you turn on the headlights the scooter stops working properly, and brakes anD accelerates without warning. ... "
" ... Had it for a month now and it's great. ... "
" ... I have been testing the scooter for the past few days. ... After 3 months of use through the winter months in DC, here are some additional thoughts: ... "
" ... I do this three times before I fully charge it for six hours. ... and 'when will I need to replace my batteries or get a new Ninebot?. ... "
" ... I would recommend reading some articles at BatteryUniversity.com to ensure maximum life out of your scoots batteries!!!! ... I'm trying to keep mine between 40%-80% with bump charges up to 100% only when needed. ... After rides, I charge immediately up to 70%. ... "
" ... the E4 with extra battery is great (OMG get the extra batt!) ... "
" ... Different to find a good ace to pick it up with the second battery installed. ... "
" ... I'm 6ft and 190lbs and the scooter moves thanks to the added second battery. ... "
" ... Also, just like cars, using sport mode drains the battery faster which is fine as I love speeding past all those scooter renters in DC :) The city passed a law and limited their speeds. ... "
" ... I've only ridden it a few times but so far its great fun. ... "
" ... I simply don't know what other option there is at this price point and fun level! ... "
" ... It's a lot of fun. ... "
" ... Overall lots of fun, I'm glad I got some! ... "
" ... I am 44 years old and weigh around 140 pounds. ... "
" ... Best for your money. ... "
" ... Absolutely worth the price and I would Definitely but another from Segway. ... "
" ... All my friends ask me where I got it from and how much it costs ($40/mo or so) ... "
" ... Definitely worth the wait and the money. ... "
" ... Unfortunatley this is the second one I will have to return. ... "
" ... The best part is Amazon refuses to take it back in return. ... "
" ... I think I'm going to have to request a full refund. ... "
" ... I'm hoping Segway will help me figure out what's wrong, or help me to ship it back for repairs or a refund. ... "
" ... so I like the weight of the scooter. ... My scooter weighs exactly 30.4 pounds. ... "
" ... The range will ultimately depend on your weight and slope of the road. ... "
" ... Folds right up when I take the bus and light rail. ... My weight has zero effect on the scooter. ... "
" ... Did great up small hills. ... "
" ... It makes carrying it slightly more ... "
" ... It's a terrible item it's not safe the break's don't work normal all the time it's so bad that I can't use it and I got hurt fell to the ground ... "
" ... Would give 5 stars but for the rear fender falling off after 2nd ride. ... Had to use epoxy to secure it permanently. ... "
" ... Latch to fold and secure scooter came broken. ... "
" ... I like how the tires are solid so running over pebbles, sand, etc. ... "
" ... I hope its durable in the long run . ... "
" ... If this is your daily last mile solution like it if for me, please consider wearing a helmet. ... "
" ... Easy to put together and easy to use. ... "
" ... So eco friendly!! ... "
" ... Easy to put together and off I went. ... "
" ... Simple, about 10 minute set up. ... The process was simple. ... "
" ... After putting 150 miles so far, I can say it gives me a 19 mph average speed with a range of 20 miles. ... "
" ... I figured out how to place my feet (right foot forward and my left foot across . ... "
" ... Likes it so much I bought one for my other home which is (3,000 miles away) ... "
" ... I am able to get the said 19 mph speed and 28 miles distance. ... "
" ... Would give 5 stars but for the rear fender falling off after 2nd ride. ... "
" ... As far as objective things, the screw fell out of the rear fender in the first 10 miles. ... "
" ... It's heavier than I thought, but I never get to carry it upstairs. ... "
" ... However they shipped it to my house. ... "
" ... Your family will thank you. ... "
" ... I was skeptical about ordering one. ... "
" ... It is packaged well and arrived in perfect condition. ... "


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