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Posted on May 9, 2018 by Sanjeev Ahluwalia
One wonders whether Muhammad Ali Jinnah would have been disappointed or elated at a band of misguided, ultra-right Hindus, objecting to his portrait hanging in the students' union office of the Aligarh Muslim University. Disappointment, at becoming a hate object, would fit well. the elegant, urbane man with a taste for fine suits, that Jinnah once was. Elation would align with the politician, who fueled the creation of Pakistan and who could now turn around and say – see, I told you so.
Zero-sum world view, led to partition
After all, it is a belief in the irreconcilable co-existence of Hindus and Muslims in one country, which led to the creation of Pakistan. The breaking away of Bangladesh from Pakistan, should have put an end to the unfortunate idea that only an Islamic state can assure a secure future for Muslims. Wars between Pakistan and India have deepened the distrust of the larger "Hindu" nation across the border. To be fair, we in India, have also not done a good job of forging a national identity, so compelling, that other social allegiances – religion and caste, fade in comparison.
It is true that professional, social relationships and regional affiliations – culture, language and food – often paper over the underlying segmentation of caste and religion. But seven decades of hotly contested electoral democracy has fed on and deepened the fissures, rather than cemented the gaps. In India we tend to avoid head-on collisions, preferring to skirt around intractable problems and hope that time will solve them.
Our history bears this out. Consider that a deeply traditional society was assumed to have magically evolved, on the eve of Independence, into a rational, scientific and liberal society, resonating with the personal beliefs of a microscopic, western educated elite, which was dominant in the transition from colony to independence.
If Jinnah's vision, etched out in the constitutional assembly of Pakistan in 1947, of a Pakistan, which would not make a distinction between citizens on religion, sounds hollow, so too does our avowed adherence to secularism – the constitutional roots of which remain shallow.
India bends to avoid breaking
India is a "soft" state. The rule of law is not absolute. It has a time dimension. It is considered administratively wise to allow it to be bent, in the expectation that, with time and changed circumstance, the weight of institutional rigidity would bring it back to its rightful place. Inevitably, such flexibility in the application of the rule of law allows free play to mala-fide interests and dilutes the credibility of State actions.
Democracy can deepen divides
Democracy has unexpectedly, sharpened religious polarization. The good news is that it has also deepened caste polarization. Baba Saheb Ambedkar's pessimism about Dalits getting justice via democratic institutions, without suitable tweaks and safeguards for positive discrimination, resonate much deeper today, than they did in the rosy-tinted period post-Independence.
Dalit empowerment has created a conundrum for traditional Hindu society. It upends the gentlemanly agreement between Dalit and upper caste political elites, to co-exist without upending the basic power structures which bind down the ordinary Dalit. For example, grooms must not ride a horse to their wedding in emulation of a custom, which was the traditional prerogative of prosperous upper caste people or display and fire into the air in celebration, at Dalit weddings.
Everyone is relatively better off
Admittedly these are mere, distant pinpricks when viewed from above. The helicopter view of Indian society remains positive and progressive. Urbanization evens the score for Dalits. The enormous expansion of the service sector has created jobs which are skill based, caste-neutral and anonymous. Similarly, exports offer opportunities for good jobs in handicrafts, textiles, leather, metalwork, carpentry – areas where Dalit and Muslim communities dominate.
Communalism, casteism and low development feed off each other
Luckily for us, much of the religious and caste angst is in the backward areas of the north and central India, where human development indicators are low and per capita incomes are below the median level. In 2007-08 India's median Human Development Index (HDI) was 0.47. The states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, comprising 41 percent of the total population, were well below the median.
Curiously, Pakistan in 2010, with an HDI of 0.53 was worse off that the border Indian state of Punjab at 0.61 (2008) but better than Rajasthan at 0.43 (2008). Bangladesh, in 2010, with an HDI of 0.55 was better than the Indian state on their border – West Bengal at 0.49 (2008). Cross territory comparisons are notoriously misleading. But it is startling than even several decades after political separation, the cross-border differences in South Asia are less stark than those within the country. India has made significant strides in improving human development outcomes since 2008 and achieved an HDI of 0.62 in 2015 with focused attention on backward regions. The Modi governments program of targeting around 15 percent of the total number of 640 districts for accelerated support, will further even out the spatial distribution of development and income.
In 2014 the Modi government came to power on the back of an impressive record of achievement at the state level in BJP rules states. A host of development initiatives have been unleashed, which seek to sustain macroeconomic stability, raise incomes, roll out infrastructure and reverse the ravages of environmentally unsustainable development. There are more successes than misses. This is solid ground on which to go to the people in the general elections of 2019. It is unwise to fall into the temptation of maximizing political gains by departing from the narrative of achievement.
Also available at the TOI Blogs May 9, 2018 https://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/opinion-india/resurrecting-ghosts-is-bad-politics/
Tags: Aligarh Muslim University, Ambedkar, Caste, Communalism, Dalits, Muhammad Ali jinnah, SecularismCategories: Democracy, Economy, elections, India, politics
Published by Sanjeev Ahluwalia
Sanjeev S. Ahluwalia is currently Advisor, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi and an independent consultant with core skills in economic regulation, institutional development, decentralization, public sector performance management and governance. He is also an Honorary Member of the CIRC Management Committee. He was a Senior Specialist with the Africa Poverty Reduction and Economic Management network of the World Bank for over seven years, 2005-2013. He has over a decade of experience at the national level in the Ministry of Finance, Government of India as Joint Secretary, Disinvestment from 2002 to 2005 and earlier in the Department of Economic Affairs in commercial debt management and Asian Development Bank financed projects and trade development with East Asia in the Ministry of Commerce. He was also the first Secretary of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission from 1999 to 2000. He worked in TERI as a Senior Fellow from 1995 to 1998 in the areas of governance and regulation of the electricity sector and institutional development for renewable energy growth. Previously he served the Government of Uttar Pradesh, India in various capacities at the District and State level from 1980 onwards as a member of the Indian Administrative Service. His last job was as Secretary Finance (Expenditure management) Government of UP from 2001 to 2002. He has a Masters in Economic Policy Management from Columbia University, New York; a post graduate Diploma in Financial Management from the Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi University and a Masters in History from St. Stephens College, Delhi.	View all posts by Sanjeev Ahluwalia
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MVNO Simple Mobile adds new unlimited BlackBerry plans
T-Mobile USA MVNO Simple Mobile unveiled new pricing plans Friday, including two new plans for Research In Motion's (NASDAQ:RIMM) BlackBerry devices as well as data-only HSPA+ plans.
Simple Mobile, which has been operating since November 2009 as a bring-your-own device MVNO, said it will offer BlackBerry users a $50 plan that includes unlimited talk, unlimited text (domestic and international), BlackBerry Email (BIS), BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), access to the BlackBerry App World and unlimited Web browsing at HPSA speeds. The company will offer a $60 BlackBerry plan that has all of that but gives users access to T-Mobile's HSPA+ network.
Tim Garrett, Simple Mobile's senior vice president of marketing, told FierceWireless that the company's customers have been demanding BlackBerry plans but that it took a little longer for the plans to come to fruition because Simple Mobile is an MVNO. He said that less than 10 percent of the company's total subscriber base are BlackBerry users. Garrett expects that figure to climb significantly in the months ahead thanks to all of the added BlackBerry functionality the plans will offer; previously Blackberry devices did not have access to BIS, BBM and other BlackBerry services, he said.
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Simple Mobile will also offer two data-only HSPA+ plans for tablets and USB modems. The $25 data plan provides access up to 750 MB for a consecutive 30-day period, and the $45 data plan allows for up to 2 GB of data, also during a consecutive 30-day period. Garrett said he expects the $40 plan and the BlackBerry plans to drive growth in the months ahead but that the company wanted to provide the data plans ahead of the holiday shopping season and because tablets are becoming more popular among the firm's customer base.
Garrett said the company, which crossed the 1.5 million activations mark in June, likely will push past 2 million activations in the months ahead. He declined to speculate on how AT&T's (NYSE:T) proposed $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile could affect the company, or how the deal will shake out given the Department of Justice's lawsuit to block the deal.
"It honestly has not affected us in any way," he said. "We're still getting a tremendous amount of support for T-Mobile. We're a bright spot for them, and we're continuing to grow."
T-Mobile lost a total of 50,000 net subscribers in the second quarter. The company reported postpaid net subscriber losses of 281,000 in the quarter and posted prepaid net subscriber additions, including MVNO customers, of 231,000.
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Finisterre is a rocky peninsula on the coast of Medieval Gallaecia, and is said to be the end of the world. It is as far west as anyone has ever been able to travel on the mainland.
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We have received huge support from the German community ever since we announced The Waylanders. At 2018's Gamescom in Cologne thousands of people tried out our pre-alpha demo and provided us with invaluable feedback. We have also received thousands of comments and messages about the translation of the game into the German language. And on Kickstarter, the German speaking countries have played a major role in the campaign. After the US and Spain (our motherland), Germany is the country with most backers. So we wanted to reward you with a German translation of The Waylanders.
That's why the stretch goal is now early unlocked and will be available for all of you!
Many of you have requested it, and now you can have it: The Waylanders Alpha access! From now on, you'll find it as an add-on available to add to any pledge above the $20 early bird.
You only have to add $10 to your reward and you can enjoy The Waylanders before anyone else!
The Alpha add-on will give you access to the demo 6 months before the launch of the beta. So you can be part of the development of the game and start playing on 2019!
Mike selected the $20 early bird (congrats, you'll get the game at a great price!). But he wants to get the Alpha Access for $10. He needs to manage his pledge and add $10. So, he needs to pledge $30. Then, when we finish the campaign, we'll contact all of you to know which add ons you selected.
We would like to close this update by asking you one more time to please help us during this last few days of the campaign. We are super close! In fact, if each and every one of you added the $10 Alpha Access, we'll automatically reach the goal! We can do it if we work together!
Adrienne Munn, Gedracon, and 45 more people like this update.
When I pledged I added the $10 for Alpha, but I do not see it on my pledge. Did It not get added?
The question is, you need help with German translation of the game?
So, we just need to add 10$ to our pledge, and then you'll give us access to the Alpha?
Okay I'll add $10 just to make this work although I already got the Mourian sorcerer package. I really hope this works and becomes a classic.
Added $10 to my pledge. I'm really excited about this game, so let's make it happen!
so excited, and same here I exceeded my KS budget but I just had to get the alpha, I can't remember ever being the excited and believing so passionately in a KS video game project!
Thank you for these additional freebies. Although I've already exceeded my KS budget for this month, I couldn't pass the opportunity to get an Alpha Access for this game. Come on guys, we can do it, there are still 4 more days to go.
Si! Vamos chicos, vosotros podeis!


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The aura is the electromagnetic field that surrounds the human body as well as every organism in the Universe itself. The human electromagnetic field is also referred to as human energy field, auric egg, or of course Aura. Some spiritual groups link the Aura with the astral body and or consider it the subtle body.
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Federal Judge Emmet Sullivan on Thursday upheld the listing of the polar bear as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. Environmental groups had sued to change the listing to endangered, which would lead to much more restrictive protection measures. The State of Alaska and industry groups represented by the Pacific Legal Foundation had sued to de-list the polar bear.
The decision to uphold the Interior Department decision made during the George W. Bush administration does not stop the litigation underway to overturn a separate ruling made by then-Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne and upheld by the current Secretary, Ken Salazar, that the threatened listing should not be used to force reductions in greenhouse gas emissions (which allegedly cause global warming which allegedly threatens the sea ice that polar bears depend on for hunting seals), but should be confined to protecting polar bear habitat in Alaska.
On an August goose hunting trip in Canada in the 1970's I encountered Polar bears near the southern end of Hudson Bay, indicating they can survive far south of their usual range along the Arctic ocean. Lucky for us one of our party had enough slug loads to arm ourselves properly if threatened. All you need is a climate graph of the Holocene to see that there have been 4 warming periods during the 10,000 years since the last glaciation melted away which would have freed the Northwest Passage of ice, spoiling the Arctic ocean for seal hunting. Our biggest problem is excessive environmentalism and politicians and judges with little knowledge of the natural world. And the fact that greenhouse gases are not our enemy but our only support from a return of the next Pleistocene glaciation.
Dangerous outbreaks of Common Sense seem to be more and more frequent.
CAGW never seems to fare very well when it gets itself under the legal microscope.
If we are going to worry about Polar Bears…….and we should….we should start with not hunting and killing them.
They should be totally delisted as their numbers are increasing not decreasing.
We continue to "shoot ourselves in the foot" with stupid rulings by officials ignorant as babes in the woods of the natural world. I believe a geological course in world history would eliminate travesties such as the endangered polar bear. It should be introduced at the High School level to counter the utter nonsence of creation science. and other fuzzy idiologies.


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Media Release 12 February 2020
Government and universities continue joint approach to coronavirus (COVID-19)
Universities Australia and Education Minister Dan Tehan met last night to discuss the next steps in their joint approach to minimise disruption arising from travel restrictions imposed on visitors from China.
Universities Australia Chief Executive Catriona Jackson said Government and universities were cooperating closely during an anxious time for students at home and in China.
"Since last week's initial meeting between the UA Board and Minister Tehan, we have continued providing clear advice and reassurance on study options," Ms Jackson said.
"This is a rapidly evolving situation, and we have been working through all eventualities with the Government and carefully following all the advice from Australian medical authorities."
"The safety of all members of our university communities is the number one priority."
"Minister Tehan has delivered on his promise of providing maximum flexibility. The Government's` assistance has supported universities to undertake the significant task of making direct contact with all 100,000 Chinese students who remain outside of Australia."
"We will continue to work closely together, understanding there is still so much to do."
"Universities continue to implement a range of responses to the travel restrictions. These include offering online learning for those students who remain in China, postponing course start dates, delaying assessments or offering deferrals."
"The sector and Government are as one, putting student welfare – at home and abroad – at the forefront of all we do."
Universities Australia and Minister Tehan will meet again later this week.


As the race for the office of the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, hots up, former President Goodluck Jonathan again lashed out at the All Progressives Congress, APC led administration for running a government of lies and propaganda.
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Odom, William E.
Lieutenant General (LTG) William E. Odom grew up in Tennessee. He received his commission into the United States (U.S.) Army at the USMA in 1954. In 1954 he went to the U.S. Army Infantry School. From July 1970 to June 1971, Odom served in Vietnam as the Plans Officer of Civil Operations and Rural Development Support, U.S. Army Military Assistance Command.
Odom twice was a professor at the USMA. From November 1981 to May 1985, he was Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, U.S. Army, and from May 1985 to July 1988 he was Director, National Security Agency/Chief, Central Security Service, National Security Agency. Throughout his career, Odom attended the following schools: the U.S. Army Armor School, the Defense Language Institute, Columbia University, the U.S. Army Field Detachment R, and the Defense Intelligence School. Odom retired 31 July 1988.
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We came back from the beach right into fall. It's both so hush and alive here in the mountains right now with twinges of color, and electricity of things turning, and leavening. I got pregnant almost exactly 3 years ago. For some reason, I can still taste that month, which is like this month so vividly, flush with color, like pop rocks in your mouth. I sat outside in the pasture on my husband's old Mercedes and the sky was everything, and all the secrets were in there.
There was this current around about having to let things go so other things could come forth, a lesson that seems to keep repeating itself for me, but that I still resist when it does. Something gets lost, other things revealed. There was the job that summer that I'd lost, that I knew wasn't right for me anymore, but I wanted to hang onto. There was our cat that had been missing for a month, that did come back a little ragged but quite well, but not after we'd thought he was dead for weeks. There was a person I felt close to but I couldn't be any closer to that felt like something carved out of myself, something left hanging on the vine.
Then my car broke down. Doesn't it always go that way? You're driving back from a mountain town on the clearest day yet of the year, with the windows cracked and everything starting to be all right again. It was the transmission. Of course it was. It was the car I learned to drive stick shift on, the car one of my best friends had sold me, that I really loved. I cried all afternoon about it with the orange tinted leaves sparkling around me in the after school playground where I worked, and felt my heart break just a little more.
I put the car on Craigslist and someone named Marco picked it up, said he could get it back up and running. "I'm having a baby in a couple weeks," he told me, and he was so young and really cute with jet black hair and deep brown eyes. He sounded so happy. "It's a girl." I felt a twinge of jealousy: of course, even the stranger buying my car was having a baby. I asked him if he really wanted to buy this car that wasn't even running, because he was having this baby and all? He was totally confident he could bring it back from the dead. "Ok," I said, "good luck with everything." I watched him tow it out of my driveway and into some other place he was going. I waved goodbye.
I don't know what I did then: made tea, got dressed for work, walked the dog. I do remember starting to feel vaguely peculiar, which for me is often enough anyway, but a type of peculiar that was a little different. Like everything felt lower to the ground, a heaviness like a sun I was carrying around. Like I wanted to lay down and never get up, like I wanted to crawl deep into the Earth. The days got shorter. They glittered so clear and the nights enveloped us.
Then I remember going out dancing all night, feeling effervescent for the first time in awhile. I remember wearing tight black jeans and cowboy boots, and wondering if I wanted to be pregnant at all. Babies, babies, it seemed everyone was having babies and I was the only one who would never have one. But maybe that was OK. Maybe I didn't actually want a baby. If I was pregnant I wouldn't fit into those tight black jeans, and I wouldn't be dancing all night. Life was complicated enough as it was. Adulting was rigorous. I didn't want to have to work any harder. I wanted to feel free.
I bought another car, a Honda, that I didn't even like that much, but I didn't feel like dealing with cars at the moment. It was cheap, and later when I had the baby it would also break down, but at the time I still figured I might never get pregnant, never care what kind of car I drove as long as it ran, that there would be a million others cars and then someone named Marco coming to tow it away. I listened to Sylvan Esso and drank coffee and wore cowboy boots. I drove around alone and alive. I decided to see an acupuncturist who was leaving town, because my mom had given me a gift certificate almost a year before that I hadn't used, because I don't really know why, but now she was leaving and I so I went.
"I think I want to get pregnant, but I don't really know…" I told her, in her office, which smelled like herbs and light and barks and bitter. "I mean I do, but it's like part of me wants to and part of me doesn't." She listened to my pulses with intensity, and looked at my tongue.
"Ah," she said "You have the tongue of a healer. Of someone sensitive. What do you want to do?" I don't know, I told her. I just want to be free. I just want to be me.
We talked for awhile. She said something about have different colliding forces going on in my body, and I was interested though not sure what she was talking about really. I decided it didn't really matter: sometimes we don't need to know what is happening for it to happen.
She put needles in me and did some energy work. I was into it, I liked her vibe — chill but intense— but I didn't feel attached to anything. I think she did some chanting but I was half-asleep When I awoke she was smiling and we gave each other a knowing look. She was moving to California or Hawaii soon, so I knew I might not see her again. She gave me some essential oils to put on my body on some acupressure points for the week. When I left her office it was raining so many colors and it all felt right again, even in this car that I'd bought that I didn't really like, but that was good enough for now.
A little while later, I missed my period, and I shrugged, knowing it would come, but also knowing it wasn't going to come. I couldn't actually remember when the last time I'd gotten it anyway, and I was relieved to not care that much, at least for now. I was relieved that I didn't need to know it was happening for it to still be happening.
Another week passed. Daylight savings. We were all slipping into darkness. On Halloween I went out trick-or-treating with my friends and their kids, and we drank tea laced with whiskey. It rained again and a lot, so I went home. It was cold. I felt vaguely nauseous but I figured it was the candy, the whiskey, the weather. I would worry later about that whiskey-tea, but figured we'd all be goners anyway if it all hinged on that, and when she was born the next June she was more perfect than I could have imagined. But first it snowed that weekend, on the first of November, and it covered the leaves, and the stars, and we stayed inside. We watched the leaves come down. It was so white and gray, finally, muted and safe. I knew we didn't have all the time in world anymore, but it almost felt like we did.


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Steve Carell is Ready For His Closeup – Foxcatcher Trailer
Foxcatcher, the new Olympic wrestling themed film starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo, premiered at Cannes yesterday to rave reviews. Most of those reviews revolve around the acting, and while I've always enjoyed Mark Ruffalo and Channing Tatum, I'd like to focus on Steve Carell. The first look trailer above (a longer version was leaked months ago but the studio took it down) gives us a small glimpse into the film and it's three main characters. Carell looks haunting, and unrecognizable, as John Du Pont, the millionaire heir to the Du Pont family fortune who used his vast amounts of money to train Olympic wrestlers trying to make their way to the top. Carell's performance is already getting Oscar buzz, but I'll leave that for the actual critics to bicker over. I'm excited that Steve Carell was given the opportunity to step out of his comedy shadow and transform into the bad guy. Carell was magical as Michael Scott in The Office. Magical might not even be a strong enough word to express just how great I thought he was. Michael Scott was a character, yes, but he had a very human side to him, and any of us unlucky enough to be employed in Cube Life have come across a Michael Scott at some point or another. I think Steve Carrel always had this kind of performance in him, but he wasn't given a chance to show it until now. It's tough to blame writers, directors or movie studios: he's a comedic gem who always delivers, whether he's the oddball boss, or the lovable, albeit slow weatherman, or even the 40 year old virgin. When the director of the movie, Bennett Miller, was asked why he chose Carell, his answer was perfect:
Miller said after he met Carell and discussed the part, he knew he had found his Du Pont. "[This] obviously doesn't resemble anything he has done before," Miller said. "I asked Steve if he could imagine what life would really be like if he did not have the relief of a sense of humor. Not just being funny but to see humor in things."
Carell went "to a dark place," Miller said, adding that he thinks all comedians are dark. "I just thought, he could do it." (WSJ)
The talent has always been there, and come November, I have a feeling a lot of people are going to be happy the opportunity finally came too.
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I've Found My New Favorite Website
This is literally the hardest choice I have to make on a daily basis. I'd love to just kick back and have a few beers every night, but I also don't want to weigh 400 pounds. As far as working out goes, I'll start and end with this: I have a free on site gym at work that's been open for two months and I've gone there three times. Back to the greatest web site ever created. Get drunk not fat ranks every beer and liquor you can think of based on the amount of included alcohol versus calorie content.
ABV Alcohol % by Volume Calories Per Serving C.F.A. Calories From Alcohol Higher is better Carbs Per Serving Comments
Pure Ethanol Not a real drink, for comparison only 100% 238 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 100.00% 0.00 7.1 Calories per gram (http://annals.org/article.aspx?articleid=691502) Density = 0.789 g/cm3 Grams in one fluid oz = 28.3495 7.1 x 0.789 x 28.3495 = 158.81 cals per fl oz
Everclear 95% 226 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 99.97% 0.00 Calorie info obtained directly from Luxco Spirits. 750ML for $12.99
Jose Cuervo Especial (Gold) 40% 96 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 99.26% 0.00 Calorie info directly from a Jose Cuervo Consumer Representative $22.99 for 1.75L
Jose Cuervo Especial (Silver) 40% 96 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 99.26% 0.00 Calorie info directly from a Jose Cuervo Consumer Representative $22.99 for 1.75L
Crown Royal – Special Reserve 40% 96 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 99.26% 0.00 Obtained directly from http://www.knowyourdiageodrink.com $22.49 for 750ml
Gordons – Dry Gin 40% 96 calories per 1.5 oz Score: A+ 99.26% 0.00 Info directly from knowyourdiegodrink.com $14.99 per 1.75L at BevMo
Now my summer of Long Island Iced Tea's seems like a bad idea. This is the ultimate borderline alcoholic lazy man's dream website. Whoever made this, know you now have a new best friend.
To get the full tour, visit http://getdrunknotfat.com/
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Basically, me, stepping out of coach and into United Polaris Business class for the first time.
I have only ever flown coach for 32 years.
But I'm pregnant and needed to take a red-eye flight for a business trip to Germany, so I decided to drop $829 on a last-minute upgrade from coach to business class.
It's definitely the best flying experience I've ever had, although I wouldn't say it lived up to the hype.
As a New Jersey resident who flies a few times a year for work, mainly in and out of the Newark airport, I am subjected to many United Airlines flights.
For 32 years, I've always flown coach. I can never justify spending a few thousand dollars extra for fleeting comfort.
But every time I roll my suitcase past the business passengers to my seat in the back of the plane, I stare longingly.
They look so happy, curled up in their cushy chairs, sipping champagne and scotch, surrounded by fluffy bedding. They know they will de-board better rested and with fewer neck cramps than the rest of us.
Finally, I had an opportunity to peek behind the blue, class-dividing curtain.
I had to take a business trip to Germany. But I'm pregnant, and for $829 I could upgrade from coach and guarantee a seat in United's Polaris business class for my red-eye flight.
It was about $100 extra an hour. So I said, "Screw it!" and treated myself.
Off I went, on a nonstop flight from Newark to Berlin, swaddled in Saks Fifth Avenue bedding and a 180-degree reclining bed.
I fly a fair amount, so I'm a United gold premier member. That might mean more on another airline, but on United, it basically means you get a free checked bag and economy-plus seating (which means slightly more legroom). Now, I had my upgrade. I was ready to finally get pampered and my hopes were high.
The scene at Newark's United counter was picturesque. No lines. Just super special me, waddling up with my two carry-on bags, almost giddy for my red-eye flight. I used a mobile boarding pass, so I zipped past the counter and straight to security.
If there's a special Polaris line for security, I didn't find it. I have TSA Pre-Check and just stuck with that. The line was sort of long but it moved quickly, and I was through security in under 15 minutes.
Newark doesn't make you take your computer or liquids out of your bags, or take off your shoes. You can sail right through, whether you're business class or not.
I arrived a little earlier than usual so I could take advantage of the airport's Polaris lounge. Unfortunately, the one nearest to my gate was under construction.
A "pop-up" lounge appeared in its place. A message outside it warned that not all guests would be accommodated due to the smaller-than-usual space. I almost got turned down at the door because the woman told me it was too crowded inside. I assured her I'd only be there about 30 minutes. She sighed and let me walk through.
The "lounge" left a lot to be desired. Every seat was taken and there was not much to graze upon.
I settled on a free bag of Smartfood popcorn and a small, crinkled water bottle.
But I could smell Auntie Anne's wafting into the lounge from the outside, where all the coach flyers were happily munching away on a much better selection of food. A cinnamon sugar pretzel would surely be better than whatever sad excuse of a business lounge this was. Plus there were no bathrooms. So I bolted and chowed down on a pretzel.
Finally, the moment I had been waiting for. I had long wondered what it took to become "Group 1" boarding on United. I'm usually in Group 2 and can never seem to get any higher. Finally, with my business-class seat, I had what it takes to get on the plane first.
Once boarding began, Group 1 people were ushered down a different aisle than everyone else. This aisle would take us to the front of the plane and to the promised land of fully-reclining chairs.
My seat was 1K, the very first row on the plane. I looked down and saw my fluffy Saks Fifth Avenue bedding awaiting me. Heck. Yes. It was also the comfiest plane seat I've ever sat in, by far.
The pillow was plush. I wanted to steal it and swap it for my one at home. It was the perfect thickness — not so soft that you could feel the chair beneath it, but not so firm that you got a stiff neck. Just right.
I was also given a comforter.
... And in the cubbies in front of me. I had legroom for days! The chair could recline and accommodate someone who was more than 6 feet tall.
Here, you can also see all the fancy ways your seat can recline.
A vanity pack gave me all the flight "essentials": a scented eye mask, pillow spray, tissues, ear plugs, hand sanitizer, a pen, lotion, ChapStick, socks, a toothbrush and toothpaste.
The best perk of flying business class is arguably the free, unlimited booze. The menu is extensive.
Being pregnant, I promptly ordered a club soda.
My seat mate ordered a scotch. There was also a lot of wine, beer, or champagne to choose from.
And free chocolate! Mmm, caramel.
Back at my seat, I tried to use my personal clicker to scroll through movies. Mine was broken, even after the flight attendant tried to reset it. Oh well.
I was also given a pair of United noise-cancelling headphones, which worked great.
Aside from my reclining chair, I was perhaps most excited about the food. My colleague Ben Zhang had told me I might be served four courses (!). And indeed, I had choices. Did I want spicy chicken? Seared short rib? Or Poached shrimp?
The flight attendant handed me a moist towel that smelled of lavender. Bring on dinner.
Up first: A snack of salted nuts, served warm. None of those peanut bags, snack mixes, or pesto "breadsticks" for me.
I didn't have to choose between appetizers. I was served both the kale salad with roasted fennel and the smoked duck. I got a pretzel roll and garlic bread on the side. It was definitely better than the microwave meals in coach, but if you got served this in a restaurant, you would probably be underwhelmed. I ate it all anyway.
Out came my seared beef short rib with wasabi grits. The meat was a bit chewy and I only wound up eating half of it. I was pretty full from the appetizers and warmed nuts anyhow.
However, I was not too full to eat this cheese.
Or the ice cream sundae! With toppings ranging from chocolate sauce to M&M sprinkles, this was definitely the best food of the flight.
There were also trays of cookies.
After dinner, I reclined my seat and attempted to sleep. Despite the ear plugs, eye mask and stellar pillow, I didn't sleep more than 2 hours. Being in the first row, I was right next to all the flight attendants who are on shift all night long, working and gabbing away. But it's still more than I would have gotten back in coach on the very-full flight, so I was still grateful.
In the morning, I was woken up with breakfast in bed — a choice of either cereal or eggs. I chose the eggs.
It was only about four hours after I'd eaten dinner, so I was still fairly full. Plus there was a strange cheese oozing out and the sausage was meh. So after a few bites, I called it quits.
I thought about splurging on business class again on the flight home — which wound up being on my birthday — but opted for coach since I wouldn't need to sleep. United told me I couldn't get a free birthday upgrade, but they did give me a nice birthday card. Honestly, that flight was fine, too.
So, was it worth it? Well, if you're pregnant, taking a red-eye flight, and you can afford it, probably. I also flew a red-eye in coach while pregnant. That was survivable because I had a whole row to myself where I could lay down. But on a full night flight, business class was, for me, the way to go. Even with the shortcomings, it's way more comfortable than coach.


The Aler Stove gives villagers' lungs a new beginning.
One of the leading causes of illness, injury and death among the villagers of the Barillas area relates to the breathing of smoke inside the village huts from the open fires used for cooking and heat.
The Mayan culture has used open fires as a source for cooking for centuries. Unfortunately, children are often burned falling into fires, villagers get respiratory diseases, the wood huts they live in can catch fire, and all of this is in addition to the negative impact it has on the environment. Trees are cut for firewood resulting in extreme deforestation, which has been a major contributor in the horrific mud slides of recent years. Much needed watersheds are also affected by deforestation. Hands For Peacemaking Foundation, along with our sponsoring partners, is doing something about it.
Our Guatemalan staff was given the challenge to design and build a stove that would be highly efficient, safe for families, and take any residual smoke outside the hut.
The result was the development of the Aler stove, that is manufactured in our Barillas facility. Aler stoves burn 65% less wood, are designed to greatly reduce the risk of burns, and are built right in Barillas, which provides jobs for the local economy.
In the past, families who have lost loved ones, have often attributed their deaths to breathing issues caused by breathing smoke from the indoor cooking fires. But they lacked the money to see a doctor or purchase the medicine they needed. With the Aler Stove, not only do they spend fewer hours of each day gathering firewood, but the potential for smoke-related respiratory illnesses has all but been eliminated.
Thanks to the support of civic organizations, churches, and concerned citizens, Hands For Peacemaking has now manufactured and installed hundreds of stoves. As a result, respiratory disease among villagers who have an Aler stove has virtually been eliminated.


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Q: sdkmanager: command not found I have use this link https://linoxide.com/ubuntu-how-to/install-android-sdk-manager-linux-ubuntu-16-04/ for install sdk manager and it work fine as an ubuntu user , but when trying to do same steps as root then try to check it by type (sdkmanager --list) it return "sdkmanager: command not found"
what would be the problem?
how to install android-sdk as root ? and how to check if installed ?
.. help please thanks

A: Here is a solution I've found and it may probably help someone in the future.  Try to install the SDK Manager snap if you're using Linux: https://snapcraft.io/install/androidsdk/mint. Then instead of using sdkmanager --list , use androidsdk  --list.
This means that you will use androidsdk command instead of sdkmanager to make installations.

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Perfect for any gathering, this macaroni salad has all the great flavor of a jalapeño popper… jalapeños, cheddar cheese, bacon, and creamy dressing!
This is one macaroni salad that is FAR from boring… creamy and slightly spicy, like your favorite jalapeño popper appetizer! Bring this to your next barbecue, and prepare to have everyone asking for the recipe!
You guys. I apologize for posting TWO cookout side dishes this week… usually I try to plan things out in my calendar to not do an entire week of very similar recipes… but this time, yep, it just didn't happen. At least if the weather warms up soon (here's hoping!), you'll be ready for the upcoming barbecues and get togethers!
One of my favorite things to have at a cookout… okay sidebar here. What do you call them? Cookout? Barbecue? Get together? Backyard party? I never know what to call them here in posts! Around here, at least in my family, we call them cookouts, but I hate to always call them that and have someone be like "what is that?!". Oh well, I'll call them cookouts and you'll just play along, okay? Alright… so, my favorite thing to have at a cookout is the macaroni salad. It's base is pasta, like it's cousin, the pasta salad (pssst, check out this Mediterranean version!), but instead of an oil based dressing, it's coated in a smooth, silky, creamy dressing.
Usually that creamy dressing is on the sweet side (which I LOVE), but for this recipe, I wanted to veer away from the sweets, and head over into the spicy territory. Inspiration for this creation came when I was scrolling through my local grocery store's website, looking at the deli options, and wishing they had more options for macaroni salad flavors. All of a sudden, I had a lightbulb moment and immediately jotted down this idea for a jalapeño popper version!!
After some tweaking, I think this recipe is pretty great! It does have some heat, so if you hate spicy things, then unfortunately, this isn't the macaroni salad for you. You can adjust the heat level by using jarred mild jalapeños (or even green chiles – I won't tell!), or go bold and use fresh jalapeños…. totally up to you!
The dressing is cool and creamy, with no sweetness, just a little kick of garlic powder and some salt and pepper. It's a three part dressing with mayo, sour cream, and a bit of cream cheese (for that classic jalapeño popper flavor). Like most cold salads, the longer it sits, the better it gets, so feel free to make this up a day ahead of time. Just save a bit of the dressing and toss it together before serving to freshen it up a bit.
The next time you're planning a cookout, don't forget to add this unique Jalapeño Popper Macaroni Salad to your menu… you won't be sorry!
WANT TO TRY THIS JALAPENO POPPER MACARONI SALAD?
PIN IT TO YOUR SIDE DISHES OR SUMMER BOARD TO SAVE FOR LATER!
Perfect for any gathering, this macaroni salad has all the great flavor of a jalapeño popper... jalapeños, cheddar cheese, bacon, and creamy dressing!
Bring large pot of water to a boil, add generous pinch of salt and boil pasta per package directions. Drain, and rinse pasta with cold water until cooled.
To a small mixing bowl, add mayo, sour cream, cream cheese, lemon juice, salt, garlic powder and black pepper and whisk until smooth and creamy.
To a large mixing or serving bowl, add cooked and cooled pasta, jalapeños, cheese, and most of the bacon. Pour dressing over pasta and toss to combine.
Sprinkle with remaining bacon, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to allow flavors to fully combine.
If desired, add a bit of melted butter to some panko breadcrumbs and cook in a dry skillet over LOW heat until fragrant and toasty. Before serving pasta salad, sprinkle the toasted breadcrumbs over the top.
We don't usually have pasta dishes but this looked really good. Finally made it yesterday and we loved it! I did add a little red pepper just for some additional crunch. I would recommend being careful with the peppers. I am not sure if mine were extra hot or oily but my fingers stung for hours afterwards. Next time, and there will be a next time, I'll were gloves. I've never had this happen before with peppers but it was well worth it!
The recipe looks delicious! Where did you get the fork? I love it.
Can you use any pasta or does it have to be elbows? I only ask because I have 54 other varieties of pasta in my pantry, of course!
Where is the recipe at?
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Can this be made the night before and served for a cook out the next day?
This is delicious! I've made it twice now and it is a hit with my hubby and son. Thank you!
What an awesome twist to a staple summer dish! I can't wait to try this!
I am normally not a fan of pasta salads but I love the dressing and jalapeños so I definitely want to try it out!
Love how you've updated the flavor of a traditional potluck favorite!
I love the kick of heat you added to this pasta salad!
I love this creamy pasta salad! Looks so delicious!
Just made this and it is delicious! I used hot jalapenos and a squirt of agave to just balance out the tartness, as I believe my lemon that I used was more than two tablespoons. My bad for not measuring! Very, very good.
I loooooove spicy food and macaroni salad is one of my favorite side dishes! This is making my mouth water!
You took a childhood classic that I l-o-v-e and added a delicious, spicy spin! LOVE this idea and cannot wait to make it this summertime.
My husband would go bonkers for this macaroni salad. He's the popper lover of the family. I'll have to make this for him!
This is exactly how I want my macaroni salad! Delicious!


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Journey Vehicles
Journey Menu
MSRP: $22,995-$34,995
Invoice: $18,800-$29,275
2013 Dodge Journey Blacktop
A mid-size crossover SUV, the Dodge Journey began its life as a 2009 model late in the 2008 year. Constructed by the Dodge division of Chrysler, the Journey was first debuted at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show and later at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. In March 2008 production versions of the 2009 model years cars went on sale in the US. Within automotive circles the Journey was dubbed the JC49. Derived from the Avenger sedan, the Journey offers minivan-like interior conveniences while comfortably seating up to seven passengers.
It featured a shorter wheelbase 113.8 inches than the Chrysler Pacifica, and shares an updated platform with the Dodge Avenger. The Journey had room for either five, or five + 2 passengers with four forward-hinged doors, and like early models of the Chrysler minivan, it was offered with a four-cylinder engine. Ryan Nagode was responsible for the exterior styling. The Journey is manufactured at the 220-acre Toluca Car Assembly in Toluca, Mexico on the same assembly line as the Fiat 500.
The base-model Journey SE was available only as front-wheel drive and came equipped with a 2.4L four-cylinder engine. From 2008 until 2010 the available trims in North America were the SE 2.4L 173 hp I4, the SXT 3.5L 235 hp V6, the SXT AWD 3.5L 235 hp V6, the R/T – 3.5L 235 hp V6 and the R/T AWD 3.5L 235 hp V6. Some of the features included an aluminum hood, composite plastic tailgate, rear doors that opened at a 90-degree angle, which made for easier entry and car seat installation. A third of the vehicle's body structure by weight was constructed of high-strength steel. Outside of the US, the Journey was marketed in both left hand and right-hand drive.
Other features included rear climate control vents and optional rear climate control panel, under the floor storage lockers behind the front seats, extra power outlets, interior child-view mirror, optional hard-drive based stereo/navigation/phone system, and optional booster seats for older children. Another unique feature of the Journey was theatre seating that featured the second row being quite a bit higher than the first row and a third row of foldaway 'occasional use' seats. The Journey got between 16-19 mpg in the city, and 23-25 mpg in the highway. In the US and Canada multi-stage front driver and passenger air bags were standard, along with front-seat mounted side air bags, three-row side-curtain air bags, electronic stability program, standard four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes, brake assist and electronic roll mitigation. Other available features were rollover sensing, traction control, a rear backup camera and tire pressure monitors.
For 2010 the Journey received active front head restraints added to its list of standard safety features. The following year the outside and the inside was updated. Five trim levels were now available beginning with the Express and ranging through the Mainstreet, Crew, R/T and the top trim being the LUX. New standard features this year were cargo tie-down loops, an in-floor storage bin and 12-volt auxiliary power outlets.
For 2011 numerous updates were made to the model that included revamping the grille, the inside of the car, the lower front fascia, suspension, steering, powertrain. It also showcased Dodge's brand new logo, which was introduced in 2010. Chrysler announced that it would no longer market the Journey in Europe as a Dodge model after the2011 model year. Instead they would market the model as Fiat Freemont, which was an Ulysse replacement. Today the Freemont continues to be manufactured in Mexico. At the Geneva Motor Show in 2011 the new Fiat Freemont was debuted. Fiat has chosen to no longer market Dodge and Chrysler in Europe, as all Dodges became Fiat vehicles and all Chryslers became Lancia vehicles.
The Journey fell into the category of being Dodge's smallest SUV for the 2012 model year once Nitro, the smaller but pricier counterpart, finished production. For this year Chrysler added the Dodge logo with two slanted rectangles instead of just showing the Dodge text.
In 2008 a Journey variation for the Chinese market was debuted at Auto China. Dubbed the JCUV, initial model production started in 2009. For the 2010 model year the model name was relocated to the right-end of the trunk lid and replaced by the brand emblem.
Chrysler rebadged the Journey as the Fiat Freemont in Europe after the 2011 model year. The Freemont continues to be manufactured in Mexico. The much larger Durango took the place of the Journey after 2011. At the 2011 Geneva Motor Show the new Fiat Freemont was debuted. At the close of May of 2011 the Freemont was launched in Italy. Featuring different suspension tuning and cosmetic changes in both the front and rear bumpers, the inside of the Freemont is completely different in comparison to the Journey.
Two front-wheel-drive turbo-diesel versions of the Freemont were the 140 PS and the 170 PS version of Fiat's 2.0 L Multi-jet turbo-diesel. An a new all-wheel-drive version of 170 PS diesel and the Pentastar V6 will be introduced eventually. In the beginning the Freemont was only available in LHD markets only. In April 2013 a RHD model was introduced to Australia. Both the Freemont and the Journey are available in Brazil and Australia. Though to make the market a bit more distinct for the two vehicles, only the 2.0 and 2.4L 4-cylinder engines are available in the Freemont, while the Journey is only sold with the Pentastar V6 engine.
In Japan the Dodge Journey is known Dodge JC because the name 'Journey' has already been used by Isuzu Motors. These models were qualified by the Japanese government to be included in Subsidy Scheme for Environmentally Friendly Vehicles.
Chrysler has announced that the Journey will get a second-generation modification for 2015. It will debut with the new mid-size sedan Avenger replacement dubbed 'Aspen'. Both of these models will be based on Fiat-derived prototypes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Journey
http://www.nadaguides.com/cars/2013/Dodge/Journey/Model-history
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Medication deserts: survey of neighborhood disparities in availability of prescription medications
Philippe Amstislavski, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Ariel Matthews, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Sarah Sheffield, NYCRx
Andrew R. Maroko, CUNY Lehman CollegeFollow
Jeremy Weedon, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Background Only a small amount of research has focused on the relationship between socio-economic status (SES) and geographic access to prescription medications at community pharmacies in North America and Europe. To examine the relationship between a community's socio-economic context and its residents' geographic access to common medications in pharmacies, we hypothesized that differences are present in access to pharmacies across communities with different socio-economic environments, and in availability of commonly prescribed medications within pharmacies located in communities with different socio-economic status. Methods We visited 408 pharmacies located in 168 socio-economically diverse communities to assess the availability of commonly prescribed medications. We collected the following information at each pharmacy visited: hours of operation, pharmacy type, in-store medication availability, and the cash price of the 13 most commonly prescribed medications. We calculated descriptive statistics for the sample and fitted a series of hierarchical linear models to test our hypothesis that the in-stock availability of medications differs by the socio-economic conditions of the community. This was accomplished by modeling medication availability in pharmacies on the socio-economic factors operating at the community level in a socio-economically devise urban area. Results Pharmacies in poor communities had significantly higher odds of medications being out of stock, OR=1.24, 95% CI [1.02, 1.52]. There was also a significant difference in density of smaller, independent pharmacies with very limited stock and hours of operation, and larger, chain pharmacies in poor communities as compared to the middle and low-poverty communities. Conclusions The findings suggest that geographic access to a neighborhood pharmacy, the type of pharmacy, and availability of commonly prescribed medications varies significantly across communities. In extreme cases, entire communities could be deemed "medication deserts" because geographic access to pharmacies and the availability of the most prescribed medications within them were very poor. To our knowledge, this study is first to report on the relationship between SES and geographic access to medications using small area econometric analysis techniques. Our findings should be reasonably generalizable to other urban areas in North America and Europe and suggest that more research is required to better understand the relationship of socio-economic environments and access to medications to develop strategies to achieve equitable medication access.
This work was originally published in International Journal of Health Geographics, available at doi:10.1186/1476-072X-11-48.


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#pragma once
#include <aws/mediaconnect/MediaConnect_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/mediaconnect/model/Colorimetry.h>
#include <aws/mediaconnect/model/Range.h>
#include <aws/mediaconnect/model/ScanMode.h>
#include <aws/mediaconnect/model/Tcs.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
  class JsonValue;
  class JsonView;
} // namespace Json
} // namespace Utils
namespace MediaConnect
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   * FMTP

See Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_MEDIACONNECT_API Fmtp
  {
  public:
    Fmtp();
    Fmtp(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    Fmtp& operator=(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue Jsonize() const;

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetChannelOrder() const{ return m_channelOrder; }

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline bool ChannelOrderHasBeenSet() const { return m_channelOrderHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline void SetChannelOrder(const Aws::String& value) { m_channelOrderHasBeenSet = true; m_channelOrder = value; }

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline void SetChannelOrder(Aws::String&& value) { m_channelOrderHasBeenSet = true; m_channelOrder = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline void SetChannelOrder(const char* value) { m_channelOrderHasBeenSet = true; m_channelOrder.assign(value); }

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithChannelOrder(const Aws::String& value) { SetChannelOrder(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithChannelOrder(Aws::String&& value) { SetChannelOrder(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The format of the audio channel.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithChannelOrder(const char* value) { SetChannelOrder(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline const Colorimetry& GetColorimetry() const{ return m_colorimetry; }

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline bool ColorimetryHasBeenSet() const { return m_colorimetryHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline void SetColorimetry(const Colorimetry& value) { m_colorimetryHasBeenSet = true; m_colorimetry = value; }

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline void SetColorimetry(Colorimetry&& value) { m_colorimetryHasBeenSet = true; m_colorimetry = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithColorimetry(const Colorimetry& value) { SetColorimetry(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The format that is used for the representation of color.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithColorimetry(Colorimetry&& value) { SetColorimetry(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetExactFramerate() const{ return m_exactFramerate; }

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline bool ExactFramerateHasBeenSet() const { return m_exactFramerateHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline void SetExactFramerate(const Aws::String& value) { m_exactFramerateHasBeenSet = true; m_exactFramerate = value; }

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline void SetExactFramerate(Aws::String&& value) { m_exactFramerateHasBeenSet = true; m_exactFramerate = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline void SetExactFramerate(const char* value) { m_exactFramerateHasBeenSet = true; m_exactFramerate.assign(value); }

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithExactFramerate(const Aws::String& value) { SetExactFramerate(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithExactFramerate(Aws::String&& value) { SetExactFramerate(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The frame rate for the video stream, in frames/second. For example: 60000/1001.
     * If you specify a whole number, MediaConnect uses a ratio of N/1. For example, if
     * you specify 60, MediaConnect uses 60/1 as the exactFramerate.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithExactFramerate(const char* value) { SetExactFramerate(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetPar() const{ return m_par; }

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline bool ParHasBeenSet() const { return m_parHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline void SetPar(const Aws::String& value) { m_parHasBeenSet = true; m_par = value; }

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline void SetPar(Aws::String&& value) { m_parHasBeenSet = true; m_par = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline void SetPar(const char* value) { m_parHasBeenSet = true; m_par.assign(value); }

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithPar(const Aws::String& value) { SetPar(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithPar(Aws::String&& value) { SetPar(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The pixel aspect ratio (PAR) of the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithPar(const char* value) { SetPar(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline const Range& GetRange() const{ return m_range; }

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline bool RangeHasBeenSet() const { return m_rangeHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline void SetRange(const Range& value) { m_rangeHasBeenSet = true; m_range = value; }

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline void SetRange(Range&& value) { m_rangeHasBeenSet = true; m_range = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithRange(const Range& value) { SetRange(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The encoding range of the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithRange(Range&& value) { SetRange(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline const ScanMode& GetScanMode() const{ return m_scanMode; }

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline bool ScanModeHasBeenSet() const { return m_scanModeHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline void SetScanMode(const ScanMode& value) { m_scanModeHasBeenSet = true; m_scanMode = value; }

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline void SetScanMode(ScanMode&& value) { m_scanModeHasBeenSet = true; m_scanMode = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithScanMode(const ScanMode& value) { SetScanMode(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The type of compression that was used to smooth the video's appearance
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithScanMode(ScanMode&& value) { SetScanMode(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline const Tcs& GetTcs() const{ return m_tcs; }

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline bool TcsHasBeenSet() const { return m_tcsHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline void SetTcs(const Tcs& value) { m_tcsHasBeenSet = true; m_tcs = value; }

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline void SetTcs(Tcs&& value) { m_tcsHasBeenSet = true; m_tcs = std::move(value); }

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithTcs(const Tcs& value) { SetTcs(value); return *this;}

    /**
     * The transfer characteristic system (TCS) that is used in the video.
     */
    inline Fmtp& WithTcs(Tcs&& value) { SetTcs(std::move(value)); return *this;}

  private:

    Aws::String m_channelOrder;
    bool m_channelOrderHasBeenSet = false;

    Colorimetry m_colorimetry;
    bool m_colorimetryHasBeenSet = false;

    Aws::String m_exactFramerate;
    bool m_exactFramerateHasBeenSet = false;

    Aws::String m_par;
    bool m_parHasBeenSet = false;

    Range m_range;
    bool m_rangeHasBeenSet = false;

    ScanMode m_scanMode;
    bool m_scanModeHasBeenSet = false;

    Tcs m_tcs;
    bool m_tcsHasBeenSet = false;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace MediaConnect
} // namespace Aws

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Hand in hand through mountain and country. 125 years Naturefriends movement
17 May 2020 - 24 January 2021
It all begins with an advertisement in the Arbeiter-Zeitung in March 1895: "Friends of nature are invited to form a tourist group and send their address to the expedition under "Nature 2080".
The advertisement was placed by the social democratic pedagogue Georg Schmiedl and his hiking colleague Simon Katz. Among the numerous replies, there was also that of the neighbour Alois Rohrauer, precision mechanic, and Karl Renner, law student.
In 1896 Karl Renner designed the emblem of the new association: it united the handshake as a social democratic symbol of solidarity with three Alpine roses. The motto is also quickly found: "Hand in hand through mountain and country" - an expression of the political struggle for leisure and recreation.
Today no less than 350,000 people in around 45 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia and overseas are committed to the principles of the organisation.
Red Vienna in the Laundry Room Karl-Marx-Hof
Waschsalon Nr. 2, Halteraugasse 7
dasrotewien-waschsalon.at
Thu. 21 Jan 2021, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Sun. 24 Jan 2021, noon - 4 p.m.