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TUKWILA, Wash. (January 7, 2016) – Washington Youth Soccer will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2016, marking a half-century of fostering the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of the state's youth through the sport of soccer at all levels of age and competition. Throughout the year, Washington Youth Soccer will host numerous soccer celebrations across the state, culminating with the 50 Year Anniversary Gala on Sept. 9, 2016.
Seattle Sounders FC Majority Owner Adrian Hanauer will serve as the Honorary Chair for the Gala, which will be held at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. Master of Ceremony and guest speaker will be announced at a later date. For more information on the Gala, soccer celebrations and how to get involved, visit the Washington Youth Soccer 50th Anniversary homepage.
In 2016, Washington Youth Soccer will launch a Foundation focused on leveling the playing field. Proceeds from the Gala will support the Foundation to provide grant funds for field development, increase opportunities for underserved youth through the Soccer for Success program, and invest in health, safety, and sportsmanship initiatives to improve the youth soccer experience in Washington State.
It has taken a passionate and dedicated TEAM to bring organized soccer to every corner of Washington State, and throughout the next year we are honored to celebrate every youth player, coach, referee, family, staff member, volunteer, Club and Association across the state that have been a part of the past 50 years of Washington Youth Soccer.
Since 1966, the Washington Youth Soccer team has enriched the lives of 3,500,000 players, and educated 200,000 coaches, 50,000 referees and 700,000 volunteers. Over $1,100,000 has been provided to help build soccer fields, $1,000,000 in sponsorship opportunities for players in underserved communities, and $950,000 donated for teams bound for regional and national competitions.
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Under the Roof of the World
Sanjoy Bagchi | Jun 01, 2001
Trans-Himalayan Caravans:Merchant Princes and Peasant Traders in Ladakh
by Janet Rizvi; Oxford University
Press, Delhi; pp 392;
Known as the Roof of the World, the Pamirs constitute geomorphologically and geopolitically an interesting physical feature. Unlike those of other continents, these Asian mountain ranges do not follow any directional pattern. They seem to resemble a spiral nebula, spinning away from a central knot in all directions. In the north-east, the successive Tien Shan and Kun Lun ranges enclose between them the Taklamakan desert and the historic Silk Road passing through the ancient trading centres of Yarkand and Kashgar. Between Kun Lun in the north and the Karakoram and the Himalaya in the south, lies the forbidding western Tibetan Plateau. The Hindu Kush curving to the southwest forms a barrier between the Indo-Gangetic plain and Central Asia's fertile Ferghana Valley, home to the fabled cities of Samarkand and Tashkent.
In the centre is the nucleus, the high Pamir Plateau. This region is made up of towering snow-capped mountain ranges with peaks of more than 20,000 feet, narrow gorges of fast-flowing mountain streams that are tributaries of the Subcontinent's principal rivers, high-altitude alpine meadows and numerous ice-covered passes. Hardy hill folk inhabit the area.
This inhospitable terrain was the scene of frenetic geopolitical activity during the latter half of the 19th century. The Russians were extending their empire through Central Asia. The Chinese were probing westwards to define their outermost limits. The British believed that the Russians had their eyes on India and were manoeuvering to forestall them. While foreign agents and adventurers swarmed about trying to figure out and thwart each other's intentions, explorers were busy tracing the courses of mighty rivers and surveying the topography. Their exploits have been recapitulated in some excellent accounts by John Keay in his When Men and Mountains Meet, Charles Allen in A Mountainin Tibet and Peter Hopkirk in The Great Game. They, however, focus on the exploits of the Europeans. The indigenous people figured only incidentally.
Janet Rizvi's Trans-Himalayan Caravans restores the balance. She deals largely with that segment of local society whom she rather generously calls "merchant princes" and with peasant traders in Ladakh. While others have relied on the archives, and the memoirs of the Great Game's principal actors, Rizvi has instead carried out extensive fieldwork and used the oral method as her main research tool. The result is a unique and valuable social and economic history of a relatively unknown region. She has skillfully woven the information gleaned from her fieldwork to present a composite and rich tapestry of trade across the mountains.
Against the region's economic backdrop, Rizvi discusses in depth the long-distance trade beyond the Karakoram, between Leh in Ladakh and Yarkand in the north and. Lhasa in the east, besides also looking at local exchanges. Her account provides fascinating details about the trading groups, the commodities exchanged, and the mechanisms of exchange. Particularly striking are the descriptions of market locations, the different trade routes, the difficulties of access, the modes of transport—the caravans of loaded donkeys, horses, sheep and yaks trudging the icy trails hugging the steep mountainsides. The book's value is greatly enhanced by the beautiful relief maps of the area that expertly side-step the cartographic sensitivities of the region's governments.
Rizvi plots the axis of trade across the mountain frontiers. For long, Leh was the pivot of the commercial link between the Punjab and Kashmir in the south and Turkestan in the north. Central Asian products found their way over the centuries into India through the Karakoram pass and Leh. Some of it was diverted at Leh to Lhasa from the time when Ladakh became an independent kingdom with direct treaty relations with the Tibetan authorities. The difficulties of the two routes limited the trade mostly to small-bulk but high-value goods such as precious metals (gold and silver) and stones, musk, saffron, shawls, yak tails, and so on. The trade in dried apricot from Central Asia was also significant. And so were Tibet's tea bricks as they were the only source of supply for domestic consumption in this region; interestingly Ladakhi merchants often paid for it all in silver from Yarkand.
Pashm and toosh were, however, the most important items. The trade in these was critical to the economy of Ladakh and Kashmir. Pashm, the fibre from the undercoat of domestic goats raised on the high altitude pastures of Ladakh and western Tibet, is used in Kashmir and the Punjab for the manufacture of the exquisite, soft-textured pashmina shawls and lightweight cashmere fabrics. The Chang-pa nomads are one of its largest producers. These shawls have also provided the world's textile industry with its peculiar oriental designs based on pinecones that are known as "Paisley". A still more superior and finer fibre is toosh used in producing shahtoosh ('royal fleece') shawls. Toosh is obtained from the fur of the Chiru (Tibetan antelope). Ladakhi traders dominated in these two items, and most of the trade, from the northern reaches of the Karakoram and western Tibet, passed through Leh to weavers in Kashmir. A small part also found its way through the Kulu valley into the Punjab's shawl factories.
There was also large-scale local trade all along the border. The peasantry on both sides carried on this trade and in Ladakh they were known as Shamma traders. Generally the goods exchanged were of the subsistence variety, consisting mostly of pastoral and agricultural products. Barley grown by Ladakh's farmers was traded in the neighbouring Tibetan villages. The trade in butter, which was extensively used all over the region, took place generally in the winter months. Besides being the cooking medium and an essential ingredient of salted tea, it was also of ritual importance. Votive butter lamps are a necessary feature of the family shrine in every Buddhist home. In exchange for barley and butter, Shamma traders brought back salt from the lakes in western and southern Tibet.
The difficulties of communication limited the volume of trade. Its relatively small volume, however, did not affect its importance in the economic life of the local communities. Most of the trade followed traditional trails, skirting the sides of the mountains, using the few fords across fast-flowing glacial streams and going over the narrow passes. Because of the difficult terrain, the caravans made frequent halts to rest the animals and graze them in the pastures. Although the traders' destination was usually a recognised market, the goods were exchanged in every village the caravans passed through. There were regular fairs like the famed one at Gartok, just north of the Mansarovar lake. The traders would halt for a couple weeks at these fairs or markets, completing deals and soliciting custom for the coming year. Then would begin the slow, long trek back home.
The centuries' old trading pattern between the Ladakhi peasantry and their Tibetan counterpart was rudely interrupted in the 1950s when the Chinese occupied Tibet. It would, of course, have been interesting if Janet Rizvi had also analysed the impact of the disruption of this traditional trade on the fragile economy of these communities of the high plateau. But that is only a minor slip in a book that combines absorbing narration and scholarly insights on a region of the world which is quite well known but little understood.
Sanjoy Bagchi
Topics : borders, Himalayan region, history, Kashmir, Ladakh, review, trade

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Gerald M. Schubert
Gerald M. Schubert, died of complications from COPD on Friday, July 26, 2019, at the young age of 87.
Gerald, known to many as Jack, was born on June 2, 1932, to Oliver W. and Marie (Roth) Schubert in McIntosh, Minnesota. Gerald was one of a combined family of twelve siblings.
Gerald married Dorothy M. Tautges on August 2nd, 1952, and they lived most of their 65 years in Havre. He was proud to serve in the United States Army and during his time of service moved his family to New Orleans to be near him.
Family and friends were everything to Gerald: Schubert Family Reunions at Beaver Creek Park, fishing and camping at Duck Lake, old car trips, and winter trips to Yuma AZ. He simply loved to fish! The Bears Paw Mountains was one of his favorite places to hunt and fish.
Gerald, along with his business partner, brother Ronald Schubert, owned and operated Schubert Brothers Construction in Havre. After their retirement, their "rentals" kept them busy, as well as his garden. Jack spent many hours in the garden and enjoyed canning the "fruits of his labor." He was a life-time member of the Eagles.
He will be deeply missed by the family he leaves behind, including daughter Jackie (Tim) Heidlebaugh of Polson; son Jerry (Cindy) Schubert of Havre: grandchildren, J.T. (Micah) Schubert of Havre and Karly (Tim) Schell of Seattle, WA; step-grandchildren, Tina Thornton and Adam Heidlebaugh of Wenatchee, WA; eight great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins; and siblings, Ron (Myrt) and Larry (Skip) Schubert of Havre, Shirley (Garth) Tams and Cliff (Norma) of Covina, CA, Gordon (Marge) of Ulm, Mary Lou Tilleman of Bozeman, Kenneth (Evelyn) Schubert of Chinook, Penny (Henry) Hofeldt of Columbia Falls, and Debra (Gordon) Moes of Big Sandy.
Gerald was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Everett and Alan, and beloved wife Dorothy.
Gerald's warm smile could win you over to his way of thinking in a heartbeat.
Cremation has taken place and a celebration of Gerald's life will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 15, 2019, at the Havre Eagles Hall, 202 First Street. The family has suggested memorial donations in Jack's name be made to the Friends of Beaver Creek Park, P.O. Box 2604, Havre, MT 59501. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Gerald's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for his family at http://www.hollandbonine.com.
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Head to Stockholm's Old Town, Gamla Stan, one of Europe's largest and best preserved medieval city centres in Europe. Founded in 1252, it's no wonder that it is a stunning, atmospheric part of the city, steeped in history, with narrow streets and grand buildings. Read our guide to exploring the highlights of this beautiful neighbourhood.
Currently housing the offices of the Royal Family, the Swedish Royal Palace stands on the same ground as its predecessor, the medieval Tre Kronor Castle, destroyed in a fire in the 17th century. There are five museums now open to the public, showing the Hall of the State, the silver throne of Queen Kristina, the Treasury and more. The palace has several hundred rooms decorated in the Rococo style. The Change of the Guard is a spectacular ceremony that occurs daily, so be sure to stop by and see it.
The tiny island of Helgeandsholmen is home to the Swedish Parliament, the Riksdaghuset, which takes up about half of the island in its totality. There are free guided tours of the Parliament that last around an hour. The building is built in the Neoclassical style, with a Neo-Baroque façade and two Neoclassical wings and large Corinthian columns. There is a large glass gallery located above the hall, through which visitors can observe the ongoing parliamentary sessions.
One of the most famous maritime museums worldwide, the Vasamuseet shows the salvaged remains of a 17th-century ship. The warship Vasa sank on its maiden voyage in 1628, just a few minutes after launch. It was subsequently raised and slowly reassembled. The enormous ship can be viewed from six levels, although nobody is allowed on board. There are various exhibitions explaining Sweden's maritime history as well as elaborating on the Vasa's history in greater detail.
The Royal Cathedral of Sweden, the Storkyrkan, is the oldest church in Gamla Stan, first built as a chapel in the 12th century. It was rebuilt as a basilica after a fire destroyed it in the 14th century, and has since gone through several changes and reconstructions. The exterior is a fine example of the Baroque style, whereas the interiors are done in a Gothic style. The greatest highlight of this beautiful cathedral is, without doubt, the life-size sculpture of St George and the Dragon.
The Nobel Museum (Nobelmuseet in Swedish) dedicates itself, as the name indicates, to displaying the work of Nobel laureates. The acceptance speeches of the various laureates can be heard, including Martin Luther King Jr's speech. Attached is a bookstore with biographies about the Nobel laureates, as well as books written by winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
An exhibition presented by the Royal Armoury, the Theatre of Death depicts royal funerals from the 16th century to the 20th century. There are pictures of the ceremonies following the death of a king, as well as the adornments and processions of the funeral. Somewhat off the beaten track, visit this exhibition to learn more about the elaborate arrangements made following the death of Swedish kings and the artefacts preserved from various funerals.
The Museum of Medieval Stockholm shows the finds of a massive archaeological dig in the 1970s. It tells the medieval history of the city from the 13th to the 16th centuries. There are several artefacts on display: from brick houses, workshops, the harbour to the gallows, every facet of Swedish medieval life is carefully depicted.
Once the scene of a bloodbath, the charming square of Stortorget is now frequented by tourists for its quaint and colourful buildings. Stortorget used to be the political heart of town until 1732, when the city hall was moved to the Bondeska Palace. In 1520, it witnessed a large execution as the Danish conqueror Kristian II had 82 Swedish dignitaries arrested and beheaded at Stortorget (all those who had opposed his rule). Today, filled with bustling cafés and benches, Stortorget is one of Stockholm's greatest attractions.
If you're not afraid of heights, be sure to do a rooftop tour in Stockholm. A unique way to see the city, this tour lets you walk on the rooftops of Gamla Stan with guides. As well as helping you out whenever necessary, the guides are also well versed in the history of Gamla Stan. An unforgettable experience, it's well worth the expense.
The House of Nobility, or Riddarhuset as it is known in Swedish, was built in 1640 and was the meeting point of Swedish nobility. It is a fine example of Baroque architecture, now owned and maintained by a private institution. The walls of the Session Hall are particularly stunning: they are decorated with around 2,300 coats of arms, which represent the Swedish aristocracy.
Watch us explore the Old Town and the rest of Stockholm in this episode of Beyond Hollywood.


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Список 1970 год в спорте описывает спортивные события, произошедшие в 1970 году.

СССР
 Чемпионат СССР по боксу 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по волейболу среди женщин 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по самбо 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по классической борьбе 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по лёгкой атлетике 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по русским шашкам 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по хоккею с мячом 1969/1970;
 Создана спортивная школа Самбо-70;

Волейбол
 Чемпионат СССР по волейболу среди женщин 1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по волейболу среди мужчин 1969/1970;

Футбол
 Чемпионат СССР по футболу 1970;
 Кубок СССР по футболу 1970;
 Созданы клубы:
 «Вулкан»;
 «Лада-Тольятти»;
 «Электро»;
 «Согдиана»;
 «Шахтёр» (Артём);

Хоккей с шайбой
 Чемпионат СССР по хоккею с шайбой 1969/1970;
 Чемпионат СССР по хоккею с шайбой 1970/1971;

Шахматы
 Чемпионат СССР по шахматам 1970;
 «Матч века» — игра сборной СССР против сборной мира.

Международные события
 Кубок чемпионов ФИБА 1969/1970;
 Кубок чемпионов ФИБА 1970/1971;

Чемпионаты Европы
 Чемпионат Европы по фигурному катанию 1970;

Чемпионаты мира
 Чемпионат мира по баскетболу 1970;
 Чемпионат мира по биатлону 1970;
 Чемпионат мира по конькобежному спорту в классическом многоборье 1970;
 Чемпионат мира по фигурному катанию 1970;

Футбол
 Матчи сборной СССР по футболу 1970;
 Кубок африканских наций 1970;
 Кубок африканских наций 1972 (отборочный турнир);
 Кубок европейских чемпионов 1969/1970;
 Кубок европейских чемпионов 1970/1971;
 Кубок Либертадорес 1970;
 Кубок обладателей кубков КОНМЕБОЛ 1970;
 Кубок обладателей кубков УЕФА 1970/1971;
 Кубок обладателей кубков УЕФА 1969/1970;
 Кубок обладателей кубков УЕФА 1970/1971;
 Кубок чемпионов КОНКАКАФ 1970;
 Кубок ярмарок 1969/1970;
 Кубок ярмарок 1970/1971;
 Малый Кубок мира 1970;
 Международный футбольный кубок 1970;
 Финал Кубка европейских чемпионов 1970;
 Финал Кубка обладателей кубков УЕФА 1970;
 Чемпионат Европы по футболу 1972 (отборочный турнир);
 Чемпионат мира по футболу 1970;

Хоккей с шайбой
 Приз Известий 1970;
 Чемпионат мира по хоккею с шайбой 1970;

Шахматы
 Вейк-ан-Зее 1970;
 Командный чемпионат Европы по шахматам 1970;
 Межзональный турнир по шахматам 1970;
 Сборная СССР против сборной мира 1970;
 Шахматная олимпиада 1970;

Персоналии

Родились
 4 января — Эдиев, Асламбек Лечиевич, российский тяжелоатлет и тренер;
 10 декабря — Хасанов, Мурат Русланович, советский и российский самбист и дзюдоист, самый титулованный самбист в мире, 19-кратный чемпион России, 7-кратный чемпион Европы, 11-кратный чемпион мира по самбо, 8-кратный обладатель Кубка мира.

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Last month we heard that up to 30 million Apple Watch units could be shifted in 2015 and we've yet another big prediction for the Cupertino smartwatch today, with UBS estimating that 24 million will hit people's wrists next year.
The interesting thing about the UBS forecast is that it's based on a general survey about smartwatch interests with 10% of the 4,000 quizzed across four countries (US, UK, China and Italy) responding that they would be "very likely" to purchase a smartwatch in 2015.
"10% of respondents (401 out of 4,000) are very likely and 17% (682 out of 4,000) somewhat likely to buy a smartwatch in the next 12 months," stated the financial analyst. "That is a three-fold increase vis-à-vis the 386 respondents claiming to already own a smartwatch and a four-fold increase if we assume that around one-third of the currently owned smartwatches are actually fitness bands."
The Samsung Gear range actually topped the poll for the most wanted smartwatch but UBS states that when the Apple Watch launch date arrives in 2015, it will be the US tech giant that dominates the genre.
The chances are that we'll never know exactly how many Apple Watches are sold though, because the company plans to guard its smartwatch sales figures by grouping them in with iPods, Apple TVs and accessories in the 'others' category.
CEO Tim Cook told investors during an earnings call recently: "It says nothing about our expectations about the product...I'm not very anxious in reporting a lot of numbers on Apple Watch and giving a lot of detail because competitors look for it. And so aggregating it is helpful from that point of view as well."


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In The Presence
by Rudyard Kipling [?]
'It was not, look you, as though they went back to their own village and sat, garlanded with jasmine, in honour, upon chairs before the elders under the trees. They went back always to perpetual trouble, either of lawsuits, or theft, or strayed cattle; and they sat on thorns.'
'I knew it,' said the Subadar-Major. 'Life was bitter for them both. But they were well-conducted men. It was not hard to get them their leave from the Colonel Sahib.'
'They spoke to me also,' said the Chaplain. '"Let him who desires the four great gifts apply himself to the words of holy men." That is written. Often they showed me the papers of the false lawsuits brought against them. Often they wept on account of the persecution put upon them by their mother's kin. Men thought it was drugs when their eyes showed red.'
'They wept in my presence too,' said the Subadar-Major. 'Well-conducted men of nine years' service apiece. Rutton Singh was drill-Naik, too.'
'They did all things correctly as Sikhs should,' said the Regimental Chaplain. 'When the persecution had endured seven years, Attar Singh took leave to Pishapur once again (that was the fourth time in that year only) and he called his persecutors together before the village elders, and he cast his turban at their feet and besought them by his mother's blood to cease from their persecutions. For he told them earnestly that he had marched to the boundaries of his patience, and that there could be but one end to the matter.
'They gave him abuse. They mocked him and his tears, which was the same as though they had mocked the Regiment. Then Attar Singh returned to the Regiment, and laid this last trouble before Rutton Singh, the eldest brother. But Rutton Singh could not get leave all at once.'
'Because he was drill-Naik and the recruits were to be drilled. I myself told him so,' said the Subadar-Major. 'He was a well-conducted man. He said he could wait.'
'But when permission was granted, those two took four days' leave,' the Chaplain went on.
'I do not think Attar Singh should have taken Baynes Sahib's revolver. He was Baynes Sahib's orderly, and all that Sahib's things were open to him. It was, therefore, as I count it, shame to Attar Singh,' said the Subadar-Major.
'All the words had been said. There was need of arms, and how could soldiers use Government rifles upon mere cultivators in the fields?' the Regimental Chaplain replied. 'Moreover, the revolver was sent back, together with a money-order for the cartridges expended. "Borrow not; but if thou borrowest, pay back soon!" That is written in the Hymns. Rutton Singh took a sword, and he and Attar Singh went to Pishapur and, after word given, the four brethren fell upon their persecutors in Pishapur village and slew seventeen, wounding ten. A revolver is better than a lawsuit. I say that these four brethren, the two with us, and the two mere cultivators, slew and wounded twenty-seven–all their mother's kin, male and female.
'Then the four mounted to their housetop, and Attar Singh, who was always one of the impetuous, said "My work is done," and he made shinan (purification) in all men's sight, and he lent Rutton Singh Baynes Sahib's revolver, and Rutton Singh shot him in the head.
'So Attar Singh abandoned his body, as an insect abandons a blade of grass. But Rutton Singh, having more work to do, went down from the housetop and sought an enemy whom he had forgotten–a Patiala man of this regiment who had sided with the persecutors. When he overtook the man, Rutton Singh hit him twice with bullets and once with the sword.'
'But the man escaped and is now in the hospital here,' said the Subadar-Major. 'The doctor says he will live in spite of all.'
'Not Rutton Singh's fault. Rutton Singh left him for dead. Then Rutton Singh returned to the housetop, and the three brothers together, Attar Singh being dead, sent word by a lad to the police station for an army to be dispatched against them that they might die with honours. But none came. And yet Patiala State is not under English law and they should know virtue there when they see it!


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Labor baulks at ICAC reform
Premier Mike Baird's push for bipartisanship on a proposed overhaul of the NSW corruption watchdog has hit a roadblock, with Labor insisting that current ICAC Commissioner Megan Latham be guaranteed the top job.
Sydney Morning Herald, 15th November 2016
The opposition is also insisting Ms Latham be given veto rights over the appointment of two other part-time commissioners under a proposed move to a three-commissioner model.
Fairfax Media has learnt that a draft bill for the overhaul of the agency has been shared with the Opposition in a bid to get Labor on board.
The bill is being introduced into the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday by Mr Baird. It proposes shifting to a three-commissioner model and that the chief commissioner and at least one other commissioner must agree before a public inquiry can be held.
The government will also make it clear that Ms Latham will be invited to reapply for one of the new commissioner positions, despite her contract not expiring until 2019.
It is understood the government's view is that spilling the position is appropriate, given the agency's executive structure is being overhauled.
But Labor's shadow attorney-general, Paul Lynch, said the opposition would not agree unless Ms Latham is appointed to the top job.
"We are immovable on Megan Latham as chief commissioner," he said.
Labor is also insisting that the three-commissioner model operates in the same way as the new Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) in terms of appointments.
"Concurrence of the chief commissioner should be required for the appointment of the other commissioners," Mr Lynch said.
The bill also proposes that both the ICAC and the ICAC Inspector are required to give people "a reasonable opportunity to respond before including an adverse finding or opinion about the person in a report".
As well, it gives a person subject to an adverse finding the opportunity to have a summary of their response in an ICAC report.
The changes were recommended by a parliamentary committee on the watchdog in its report on ICAC Inspector David Levine's review of its powers.
Ms Latham has been lobbying NSW political leaders over changes.
In a letter obtained by Fairfax Media, Ms Latham warns they "have the real potential to compromise the commission's decision-making processes thereby undermining the commission's effectiveness as a leading anti-corruption agency".
Ms Latham highlights her concern with two recommendations the committee: that ICAC move to three commissioners and that a majority must agree before public or private hearings are held.
She says the recommendation for majority agreement before private hearings of people of interest are held is "surprising", given it did not feature in the committee's inquiry.
She says the committee's report is "silent" on the issue of concurrence of the chief commissioner on the appointment of other commissioners and says the LECC model should apply.
"Without the equivalent provisions, at the very least, in any proposed amendment to the ICAC Act, the three-commissioner 'model' will not maintain the confidence and trust of the NSW public," she writes.
"More importantly, the title 'chief commissioner' becomes illusory. There would be very few, if any, senior judicial officers who would be attracted to a role which has neither the appearance nor the substance of independence."
Balmain MP and Greens anti-corruption spokesman Jamie Parker criticised the proposed changes and Labor's approach.
"Labor's weak compromise still does not prevent the imposition of a three-commissioner model, which is clearly opposed by the ICAC and will only serve to undermine its corruption-fighting work," he said.
"The proposed changes are a transparent attempt by Labor and the Liberals to rein in the one body that keeps them honest," he said.
"We've already seen the government renege on their commitments to fully fund the ICAC, and strip it of close to $2 million, forcing it to close one of its four investigation teams.
"These latest changes will fatally undermine the independence of the commission, add unnecessary costs that should be spent on front-line investigations and sideline the existing anti-corruption focus of the commissioner."


A former NBA superstar known for quietly doing great deeds has done it again.
After Shaquille O'Neal heard that Malachi Nasi Hemphill accidentally shot and killed himself Monday night, he said he felt moved to act.
The 13-year-old Forest Park boy was playing with a gun while live on Instagram, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution previously reported.
Hemphill's mother, Shaniqua Stephens, said she heard a loud bang, went upstairs and saw his smartphone streaming live.
Police arrived to find Hemphill critically injured at his home on Pineridge Court and he was pronounced dead at Grady Memorial Hospital.
O'Neal said in a statement that he sympathized with the mother who lost her only son.
"No mother should have to go through this," O'Neal said. "I can only imagine the pain that she and all of Malachi's family must be feeling. I just wanted to do what I could to help them at such a terrible time."
O'Neal also helped a homeless man in Atlanta last year.
Jimmy James Brown, a 6-foot-11-inch, 275-pound man, was living near an auto parts store and couldn't find clothes and shoes that fit. O'Neal and former Atlanta Hawks star Dikembe Mutombo found about Brown's situation from an Atlanta police officer who got the word out.


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Revisiting five Panthers to watch at the Bills
December 22, 2021 by Buffalo Rumblings Leave a Comment
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The Panthers came into Orchard Park with slim playoff hopes, and they left with none
The Carolina Panthers needed a win against the Buffalo Bills to keep their (mostly mathematical) playoff hopes alive. Instead, they left Orchard Park with a 31-14 loss in the latest setback of what was once a promising season. After starting 3-0, Carolina has lost nine of the last 11 games to fall to 5-9 on the year.
Our players to watch were certainly involved in the game, and although the offensive players were mostly kept in check, the defensive ones played well. Here's how our opponents to watch fared last week.
QB Cam Newton
Once an elite playmaker, Newton is a shell of his former self, as he just can't make NFL throws consistently anymore. He had a wide open D.J. Moore at one point, and he underthrew him by five yards and put it on the wrong shoulder. He threw some passes within ten yards of the line of scrimmage that quacked all the way to their destination. Hell, he fired a bullet on his last pass of the game to a wide-open A.J. Klein, which sounds great except that Klein is a linebacker. The pass was so bad that it almost looked like Newton did it on purpose just to end the misery. He completed 18-of-38 passes for 156 yards, one touchdown, and that interception. As bad as he was passing, though, he still is dangerous as a runner. Newton totaled 71 rushing yards on 15 carries, adding a touchdown rushing in his fifth straight game.
RB Chuba Hubbard
So much for Hubbard serving as the "feature back." Hubbard was out-snapped by teammate Ameer Abdullah, who played 53 percent of the time as compared to 47 percent for Hubbard. Chuba carried it just eight times, though he did gain 40 yards on those carries. He caught one pass for one yard, and given the fact that Carolina trailed and had to throw for much of the game, that explains why Abdullah played more snaps. The better receiving back is the former Detroit Lions player, and he caught four passes for 48 yards and a touchdown on the day. Hubbard, however, was not much of a factor.
WR D.J. Moore
Aside from that miss I mentioned above, Moore didn't have many chances for big plays, but he was the most popular target for Carolina on the day. That's with good reason, too, as Moore is a fantastic receiver. He was targeted a game-high 11 times, and he caught six passes for 48 yards. With better quarterback play, he could have easily doubled that total. He's not a free agent until 2023, so I'll wait until March of that year to start lobbying general manager Brandon Beane to activate the Carolina-to-Buffalo pipeline to bring Moore up north.
DE Brian Burns
His stat line doesn't necessarily show it, but Burns was a problem on Sunday. He's a great speed rusher and, with Buffalo playing two tackles in spots where they don't normally play this year, Burns was able to pressure Josh Allen often. He only came up with two tackles, but he did have a sack on the afternoon, too. Teammate Yetur Gross-Matos, a popular name among Bills' mock drafters in the 2020 NFL Draft, notched 2.5 sacks on the afternoon.
LB Haasan Reddick
The third of Carolina's three stud pass rushers also notched half a sack on the day, and he managed four tackles, as well. While that stat line, again, isn't exceptional, it doesn't show how often he was able to hurry Allen and disrupt his timing. It also doesn't show the struggle that Buffalo's offensive line had in blocking him. Reddick is a smaller speed rusher, and that's part of why Spencer Brown struggled so badly on the afternoon. Brown was flagged five times, and four of the penalties counted. Burns, Gross-Matos, and Reddick contributed to those penalties thanks to their athleticism.


Corey Helford Gallery is proud to premiere LA native CANTSTOPGOODBOY's newest solo show, It's Not Glitter, It's Stardust, opening Saturday, June 23 in Gallery Two. This is his first time showing at the gallery. The exhibit is a new experiment for the artist, finding ways to implement glitter (or as he calls it, "stardust") as a medium in nearly every new piece—as paint, an accent, even a background.
In It's Not Glitter, It's Stardust, CANTSTOPGOODBOY is also premiering some never-before seen characters, including a new astronaut, a cowboy, additions to his rockstars series, and some new twists on the popular figures that have appeared in many of his works. Lions will continue to be a recurring theme.
Glitter isn't the only new medium CANTSTOPGOODBOY is experimenting with for this exhibition: he's going 16-bit as well. Recently, he acquired a vintage and fully operational arcade cabinet—with a joystick and buttons made for mashing. He completely refinished the outside to turn it into a top-to-bottom CANTSTOPGOODBOY artwork. But the inside got a makeover as well. One of his colleagues is a talented coder, and in a matter of two days, built a vintage 16-bit video game from scratch where players must recreate one of CANTSTOPGOODBOY's signature artworks.
The opening reception for CANTSTOPGOODBOY's It's Not Glitter, It's Stardust will be hosted Saturday, June 23 from 7pm - 11pm in Gallery Two. The reception is open to the public and the exhibit will be on view through July 21. The space is open Tuesday - Saturday, 12pm - 6pm. Corey Helford Gallery is located at 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033.
At 26 years old, CANTSTOPGOODBOY (CSGB), is making his mark in the contemporary art world. A native of Southern California, he was introduced to the world of art at an early age by his mother, a professional art restorer. His talents were recognized early but school would not prove to be the environment in which he would flourish. In high school, CANTSTOPGOODBOY was discouraged by a short-sighted art teacher, resulting in a four year hiatus.
With no formal training, he rediscovered his love for art during his freshman year of college where he became inspired both by the prominence of street art and by an art professor who quickly recognized his abilities. After one semester he transferred to the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he took general studies classes while his art was sidelined as a hobby. It only took one semester at Boulder for CANTSTOPGOODBOY to realize that creating art, and not academics, is his true passion.
With a meticulous attention to detail, utilizing mixed media (vintage comics) and various other techniques which he has coined the term "RealFake." Collaborations with companies such as Sony, Warner Bros., Serj Tankian, Atlantic Records, Coachella Music Festival, Absolut Vodka, Converse, TOMS Shoes, Sol Republic, the Audience, eOne Entertainment and American Idol to name a few, show you clearly CANTSTOPGOODY.
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Q: warbler doesn't packages a standalone application in a jar file but instead in a war file I've a JRuby-based standalone application with the following structure:
my_app
  - bin
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And when I warble in the top level directory, it doesn't generates a jar file as expected but instead a generates a war file. And this war, as expected, follows the war file's standard structure.
I've followed the documentation to do it:
https://github.com/nicksieger/warbler
"If your project do not have a .gemspec, Warbler will attempt
to guess the launcher from the contents of the bin directory
and use the lib directory as the lone require path. All files
in the project will be included in the archive."
Anyone already did it?
Thanks a lot!

A: This functionality is in version 1.3.0 which unfortunately hasn't been released yet. Try the prerelease version on rubygems.org (gem install warbler --pre).

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Jonna Fraser (* 10. Dezember 1992 in Zaandam; eigentlich Jonathan Jeffrey Grando) ist ein niederländischer Rapper.

Biografie
Jonathan Grando alias Jonna Fraser stammt aus dem Norden der Niederlande und begann mit elf Jahren mit dem Rappen. Er schloss sich dem Hip-Hop-Kollektiv New Wave an, dem unter anderem auch Ronnie Flex, Lil Kleine, Frenna und Idaly angehören. 2014 veröffentlichte er seine erste EP Maatje 45. Im Jahr darauf war er am Kollaborationsalbum New Wave des Kollektivs beteiligt, das Platz 11 der niederländischen Albumcharts erreichte und über zwei Jahre in den Charts blieb. Es brachte Fraser aber noch nicht den Durchbruch und die zweite EP Alle tijd kam nur in die MidPrice-Charts. Aber mit dem ersten richtigen Album Goed teken schaffte er 2016 selbst den Sprung auf Platz 11 der Top 100. Mit dem Song Do or Die, zusammen mit Broederliefde, hatte er seinen ersten Hit in den Top-40-Singlecharts. Als Gast bei Frennas My Love hatte er dort wenig später einen Top-10-Hit und einen Nummer-eins-Hit in den Single Top 100. Es folgte eine ausverkaufte Tour und zahlreiche weitere Auftritte auch im Ausland.

Noch im selben Jahr erschien das Album Blessed, mit dem er zum ersten Mal Platz 1 der Albumcharts erreichte. Ein halbes Jahr später kam Album Nummer drei Jonathan auf Platz 4, bevor im November Blessed II erneut auf Platz 1 einstieg. Mit Ik kom bij je und Party hatte er zwei weitere Singleerfolge, ohne aber die vorderen Plätze zu erreichen.

Nach vier Alben im Halbjahrestakt dauerte es bis zum nächsten Album Lion ein ganzes Jahr. Es brachte ihm die dritte Topplatzierung. Mit Bizzey, Kraantje Pappie und Ramiks hatte er Anfang 2019 einen zweiten Top-10-Hit, danach wurde es bis auf gelegentliche Kollaborationen ruhiger um ihn. Erst im Sommer 2020 gab es mit Calma ein neues Album, das auf Platz 4 kam.

Diskografie

Alben

EPs
 Maatje 45 EP (2014)
 Alle tijd (2015)

Lieder

Weitere Lieder
 Liegen voor de rechter / Lil Kleine, Ronnie Flex & Jonna Fraser (2016, NL: )
 Kan er niet omheen / Jonna Fraser, Lijpe, KM & Ronnie Flex (2016, NL: )
 Ik zag je staan (2016, NL: )
 Ik kan je niet laten gaan (2016, NL: )
 Nu of nooit / Monica Geuze featuring Ruben Annink & Jonna Fraser (2016, NL: )
 OMW / Frenna featuring Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 Laat niet los / Jairzinho featuring Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 Goed teken (2017, NL: )
 Niks nieuws / Jonna Fraser featuring Jayh & Sevn Alias (2017, NL: )
 Halen & trekken / Lil Kleine featuring Jonna Fraser (2017)
 Blessed (2017, NL: )
 Lekker lekker / Bizzey featuring Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 BBB / Bokoesam & Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 Badman Flex / SFB featuring Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 Architect / Jonna Fraser featuring Sevn Alias & Frenna (2017, NL: )
 Work / Sevn Alias & Jonna Fraser (2017, NL: )
 Mamacita / KM featuring Frenna & Jonna Fraser (2018)
 Zwarte hoodie / Jonna Fraser & Diztortion (2018)
 La vida loca / Jonna Fraser featuring SBMG (2019, NL: )
 Dom doen / Henkie T featuring Jonna Fraser (2019)
 4 Life / Jonna Fraser & Lil Kleine (2019, NL: )
 Fluister / Jayh featuring Dopebwoy, Jonna Fraser & Zefanio (prod. Spanker) (2019, NL: )
 Paranoia (2019, NL: )
 Dior Money / Jonna Fraser featuring Frenna & Henkie T (2019, NL: )
 Heartbroken / Sevn Alias & Jonna Fraser (2020)
 Downfall / Jonna Fraser, Darkoo & Diztortion (2020, NL: )
 Dom Pérignon / Qlas & Blacka feat. Henkie T, Murda & Jonna Fraser (2020, NL: )
 Erop Eraf / Dopebwoy & Jonna Fraser (2021, NL: )

Quellen

Weblinks
 Offizielle Homepage (niederländisch)
 Biografie bei Top 40 (niederländisch)

Rapper
Pseudonym
Niederländer
Geboren 1992
Mann


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Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine receives $10 million endowment gift
School also confers its 25th Commencement Exercises and presents two honorary degrees
Northwell Health
May 30, 2019, 12:30 ET
MANHASSET, N.Y., May 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine at Northwell Health's Feinstein Institute for Medical Research has announced a new $10 million endowed gift from the Thomas and Jeanne Elmezzi Private Foundation. This gift will provide students with salary stipends and help attract and recruit renowned talent to the school. The Elmezzi Foundation previously supported the school with an initial $15 million donation, which named it in 2007. The Elmezzi School, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, held its 2019 Commencement Exercises and presented two honorary degrees on May 23rd.
As an integral part of The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research and Northwell Health, the largest health system in New York State, our emphasis is focused on translational biomedical research that can move quickly from laboratory work bench to patient bedside. The Elmezzi School is focused on individualized mentoring and training that gives students a competitive edge for translational research.
The Elmezzi School is a PhD program for physicians who wish to pursue careers in biomedical research. The school provides academic training of physicians committed to discovering the causes of human disease and translating research into diagnostic and therapeutic solutions, with an emphasis on translational biomedical research that can move quickly from laboratory work bench to patient bedside. Elmezzi students conduct research in Feinstein Institute laboratories, and upon graduation, those who complete their dissertation studies receive the Doctor of Philosophy, Molecular Medicine degree.
"For centuries, young physicians faced frustration when unable to help a suffering patient," said Kevin J. Tracey, MD, president and CEO of the Feinstein Institute. "The Elmezzi Foundation's generous gift provides an essential path enabling young physicians to turn to science and discover desperately needed missing cures."
To date, 35 Elmezzi graduates are working in the United States and eight other nations across three continents. Their work has been recorded in more than 500 research papers, which have been accepted for publication in many of the world's most prestigious medical and scientific journals. In addition, graduates have received 23 U.S. Utility Patents and 13 grants from the National Institutes of Health.
"We have seen how Elmezzi alumni make an impact on the scientific and health communities they serve," said Annette T. Lee, PhD, dean of the Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine and associate professor at the Feinstein Institute. "Thanks to the Elmezzi Foundation and its support, we will be able to expand our enrollment and make an even larger impact on healthcare across the globe."
During commencement exercises, students who completed their dissertation studies were granted the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Molecular Medicine. This year, five graduate students received their degrees:
Joaquin Cagliani, MD, for his research on immunology and hemorrhagic shock with a specific emphasis on the molecular mechanisms of the innate immune response
Gavin Imperato, MD, for his studies on neural control of inflammation and adaptive immunity, focusing on the development of novel bioelectronic therapies that modulate the immune system
Muhammad Khan, MD, for his focus on developing microRNA therapeutics which can circumvent therapeutic resistance emanating from heterogeneity in brain cancer
Adam Kressel, MD, for his research on utilizing optogenetic techniques to explore the interaction between the nervous and immune systems
Gopal Kumar, MD, for his efforts to study effect of magnesium deficiency on kidney injury caused by the anti-cancer drug cisplatin, and how magnesium deficiency promotes migration of cancer cells by increasing intracellular calcium.
Along with celebrating and recognizing this year's graduates, honorary degrees – Candidate for Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa – were given to two researchers who advanced biomedical research and improved medical treatment for patients; Timothy Billiar, MD, chair of the Department of Surgery, and associate medical director at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and Levi Garraway, MD, PhD, senior vice president of global development and medical affairs at Lilly Oncology, Eli Lilly and Company.
"We are proud of the accomplishments of the Elmezzi Graduate School alumni all of whom are making significant contributions to a better understanding of human disease," said Jose Rivero, chairman and president of the Elmezzi Foundation. "The additional endowment gift will allow the school to become a global magnet for training promising doctors in translational medicine and we are excited about the potential for generational impact."
The Elmezzi Foundation's gift supports Northwell's endowment program, which is part of its $1 billion Outpacing the Impossible fundraising campaign launched in October 2018. Endowments provide continued financial resources for designated positions and programs. Endowment dollars are invested and pay out a percentage of the value each year, which sustain the important research and academic activity of key leadership and faculty. The original gift and any investment returns above the payout amount each year help endowments to grow over time and provide continuous support in perpetuity.
To learn how philanthropy supports innovation at Northwell Health's Feinstein Institute, visit https://give.northwell.edu/feinstein-institutes-medical-research.
About the Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine
The Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine is part of Northwell Health and functions in partnership with The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research. The Elmezzi Graduate School of Molecular Medicine was established in 1994 and is a PhD program for physicians who wish to pursue careers in biomedical research. The program is an individually tailored program with a strong emphasis on translational research. For more information, visit ElmezziGraduateSchool.org.
About the Feinstein Institute
The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research is the research arm of Northwell Health, the largest healthcare provider in New York. Home to 50 research laboratories and to clinical research throughout dozens of hospitals and outpatient facilities, the Feinstein Institute includes 4,000 researchers and staff who are making breakthroughs in molecular medicine, genetics, oncology, brain research, mental health, autoimmunity, and bioelectronic medicine – a new field of science that has the potential to revolutionize medicine. For more information about how we empower imagination and pioneer discovery, visit feinstein.northwell.edu.
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As long as the track in the library has its traps in correct positions, and are pointing to correct direction, it will work. A track variation that is between the traps will not matter to RaceChrono.
Thanks for the very prompt response!


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Students of NSTP (National Service Training Program) are conducting a school-wide clean-up in preparation for the upcoming school year. An NSTP component, Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS), allows students of the Diploma in Engineering Technology (DIET) program to extend their reach to the school through activities involving the upkeep of the facilities and care for immediate environment.
Students attended classes and awareness seminars in health, entrepreneurship, safety, among others on the first week of April. What follows after is a battery of work contributions for 1 week that fosters camaraderie, cooperation, and social responsibility among the students. All components combined, these will serve as evaluation for the students for this 3-unit subject. (Students who have not shown up on their schedule of work con are asked to coordinate with NSTP coordinator for arrangements before June 2018. Please contact Mr. Viador at 09286684359). Below is the schedule of work contribution.
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Q: AWS Lambda for IoT I am currently using Amazon EC2 Instance for handling communication of our IoT products (development stage). I am not quite experience in scaling the specs of our instance to overcome the increase of the devices in the future. So, I am thinking of using AWS Lambda and move all the business logic from the EC2 instance to lambda. But now, there are a couple of things that I don't understand.

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*Under advance settings of my lambda function I can set the memory allocation for my Lambda function. If I set a memory of 512mb, will this scale up automatically if my function needs more than 512mb of memory?

*Is the memory that I set for the lambda function used per execution? For example, I have 30 requests that needs to be processed concurrently. If my Lambda function will be executed 30 times, does that mean my 30 executions can only used up to 512mb of memory? Or I have 512mb of memory that can be used per execution?

*The documentation states that Amazon might reuse instance of function. So If I have 2 requests coming at the same time, and Amazon reuse the existing copy of function, does that mean there will be a chance that an instance of my function will process two request at a time?

*There will be a connection to database established every time a request is made. Will this connection be retained? If it is retained, then will the connection be terminated when the function instance is terminated?

A: *

*If you set the memory setting to 512MB, then each invocation will have exactly 512MB memory available to it. The setting defines the maximum that each invocation of your function will be able to use.

*Yes it is per execution (invocation).

*It will reuse the same function for subsequent invocations. It will not reuse a function for concurrent invocations. If you have 2 concurrent function executions they will be executed by 2 separate instances of the Lambda function.

*If you create the database connection when you initialize your Lambda function, instead of waiting until the handler is called, then you can retain that database connection across multiple invocations of a single instance of your function. However, when your function instance is terminated it won't be able to close the database connection gracefully. I prefer to use a database with a REST API, like DynamoDB, with AWS Lambda functions whenever possible to avoid dealing with the issues of long-lived database connections.


Congratulations Chris! Hope you have many more years of happiness.
Congrats Chris and family!! Time definitely does fly--we had our 6th earlier this year.
Thanks Stuart, say hello to Olya from us both.
Thanks everyone for your congratulations, its very welcome, we have had a great 5+ years. Ira doesn't post here but she reads sometimes and says thank you also to you all.
Congrats to you and your Ira from me and my Ira!
Well I've been in the Carpathian Mountains (Yaremche and Bukovil) the last few days, the weather has been incredible for this time of year, quite warm, very still with no wind and just the smell of wood smoke in the air, beautiful! Also found a great new hotel in the Yaremche area that I would recommend with a fantastic restaurant.
One thing that has really surprised me this trip, the quality of service in the restaurants both here and in Chernivtsi has improved tremendously.The food in many of the restaurants has always been pretty good (we only tend to use good ones though) but the service has in the past been the usual FSU, take it or leave it, but so far this trip the service has been exceptional and on par with anything in the West. Let's hope they keep it up.
One thing that has really surprised me this trip, the quality of service in the restaurants both here and in Chernivtsi has improved tremendously.
We found the odd place in Russia last time that really shined. It turned out, each time, that the owners had been to the US and experienced restaurants there. They went back home and imported some ideas about service with them. It might be the same where you went in Ukraine. Good service doesn't just appear from nowhere in the FSU, somebody taught them or they saw it somewhere else and got hit with the clue bat.
to say thank you for the excellent long post which I read again today and brought me back many good memories.!
I hope and wish that everything is fine with you in your new home.
All good with us thanks Yannis, in our 10th year of marriage now and things are great, doesn't time fly!.. New house is fantastic, still doing jobs mainly gardens, patio's sheds, greenhouses, BBQ areas that sort of thing now though. We have some of the inlaws coming over from Ukraine in a few weeks time, first time they have managed it in 10 years, makes a change from us going there all the time, so going to be showing them round the UK for a couple of weeks.
Hope things are good with you and Hannah.
Not many changes here Chris apart from Hanna now working for the state. Baboushka has visited us twice but this year she is claining that she is old to travel........which make life difficult for Hanna, despite the daily Skype connection.
Sounds like Chris and Yannis are in order for some congratulations.


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