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StrictlyVC: October 17, 2017
Happy Tuesday, all.:) No column today.
SoftBank — the Japanese conglomerate that is already upending Silicon Valley finance with its existing $93 billion Vision Fund — is in early planning discussions to raise a second and possibly larger fund, multiple sources tell Recode. As crazy as that sounds, it isn't surprising. As of a couple of weeks ago, the firm had already committed $20 billion to startups — and that doesn't include whatever it eventually works out with Uber. As investor Jeff Bussbang of Flybridge Ventures told us a couple of weeks ago, for a story about Softbank's overarching strategy, "What people don't appreciate is that this is just the beginning. [Softbank founder Masayoshi] Son is providing a way for sovereign wealth funds to invest $2 billion at a time into an asset class they can't otherwise access." In fact, he'd said to expect Softbank to raise another $100 billion fund sooner than later.
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Allset, a two-year-old, San Francisco-based restaurant reservation app that allows users to order food and pay for their meals, too, has raised $5 million in Series A funding led by Greycroft Partners. Other participants in the round include Andreessen Horowitz, Vaizra Investments, Compound, FJ Labs, and SMRK VC Fund. TechCrunch has more here.
Backplane, a 1.5-year-old, San Francisco-based startup that helps companies manage their software deployments, has raised $5 million in seed funding led by Baseline Ventures, with participation from Harrison Metal. Fortune has more here.
BankBazaar, a nine-year-old, Chennai, India-based credit marketplace, has raised $30 million in fresh funding led by Experian, the London-headquartered credit giant (with an $18 billion market cap). TechCrunch has more here.
BridgeU, a four-year-old, London-based maker of university prep and career guidance software, has raised £4 million ($5.3 million) in Series A funding led by Octopus Ventures, with participation fromDowning Ventures and earlier investor Fresco Capital. TechCrunch has more here.
Connexin, an 11-year-old, Cambridge, England-based company that says it has built multiple carrier-grade metropolitan networks in its history, has raised $13.2 million in funding led by Digital Alpha Advisors, with participation from Cisco Systems.
Digital Asset Holdings, a 2.5.-year-old, New York-based developer of blockchain software for the financial sector (it's run by former JPMorgan Chase executive Blythe Masters), has raised more than $40 million in Series B funding led by Jefferson River Capital. The Financial Times has more here.
Fluent City, a six-year-old, Brooklyn, N.Y.-based online language school, has raised $3 million in new funding led by Lerner Enterprises, with participation from New Ground Ventures, ZG Ventures, and WorldQuant Ventures. The company has now raised $5.5 million altogether. TechCrunch has more here.
LevelTen Energy, a 1.5-year-old, Seattle-based two-sided market that connects electricity sellers and buyers, has raised $6.8 million in Series A funding, including from Prelude Ventures, Techstars Venture Capital Fund, Founders' Coop, Wireframe Ventures, Element 8 Fund and Avista Development. GeekWire has more here.
Militus, a 1.5-year-old, Irvine, Ca.-based maker of cybersecurity software, has raised an undisclosed amount of Series A funding from CyberSEC3, a Florida-based private equity firm. More here.
Mission Bio, a three-year-old, South San Francisco-based developer of single-cell DNA analysis, has raised $10 million in Series A funding led by Mayfield. More here.
Pick-Up, a 10-month-old, Hong Kong-based startup that operates a four-hour, door-to-door delivery platform, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Axis Capital Partners, Metroworks Equity, Sage 42 Apps and Shanghai Bestway Enterprise Development Company. More here.
Pluto TV, a four-year-old, L.A.-based free online television service that broadcasts more than 100 live channels, has raised $5 million from Samsung Ventures. TechCrunch has more here.
Snaps, a two-year-old, New York-based conversational marketing platform for brands, has raised $6 million in additional Series A funding from Signal Peak Ventures. More here.
Spotahome, a three-year-old, Spain-based startup that lets users view and book mid to long-term accommodation online, has raised €13.6 million ($16 million) in Series A funding. Investors includePassion Capital, Seaya Ventures, Howzat Partners, and Samaipata Ventures, among others. TechCrunch has more here.
Vacasa, an eight-year-old, Portland, Ore.-based vacation rental management company, has raised a hefty $103.5 million in Series B funding. Riverwood Capital led the round; other participants included Level Equity, Assurant Growth Investing, and NewSpring. GeekWire has more here.
Last year, Illumina — the world's largest maker of DNA sequencing machines — committed $100 million to start a genomics-focused venture capital fund. Now, Illumina Ventures has locked down another $130 million in capital commitments from a range of corporate, sovereign, institutional, and individual investors, bringing the fund's total to $230 million. The outfit invests in companies working on new ways to use nucleic acid sequencing and to use genomics to better human health. FierceBiotech has more here.
Next Frontier Capital, a two-year-old, Bozeman, Mt.-based early-stage venture firm, has announced the first close of its second fund with $22 million in capital commitments. The firm, which is targeting upwards of $30 million altogether, had raised $21.5 million for its debut fund, founder Will Price, tells us. More here.
Serial entrepreneur Rick Marini has launched an outfit called Protocol Ventures, which may be the first-ever fund-of-funds for cryptocurrencies. Marini plans to invest what he raises in roughly ten cryptocurrency hedge funds with diverse profiles, strategies, and sizes, reports Axios, which says he's targeting $100 million in capital commitments. More here.
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ForeScout Technologies, a 17-year-old, San Jose, Ca.-based company that provides enterprise security software for network access control, announced terms for its IPO yesterday, revealing plans to raise $101 million by offering 4.8 million shares at a price range of $20 to $22. At the midpoint of the proposed range, ForeScout would command a fully diluted market value of $942 million — close to the $1 billion private valuation it was assigned in January 2016. Nasdaq has more here.
Baidu's iQiyi, a Netflix style video streaming service in China, has selected Bank of America, Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs to help arrange a U.S. IPO worth about $1 billion, the IFR reported yesterday, citing people familiar with the plans. The offering could come as soon as the first half of 2018, added IFR, via Reuters.
JBS SA has pulled a planned $500 million IPO of its processed food subsidiary, JBS Foods International BV, almost six months after a spree of corruption and food safety scandals in Brazil hurt investor demand for the deal. CNBC has more here.
MongoDB, the 10-year-old, New York-based open source database system, has increased its proposed IPO price range from $18-$20 per share to $20-$22 per share. It still plans to offer 8 million shares. Seeking Alpha has more here.
Device maker Boston Scientific has acquired Apama Medical, a Campbell, Ca.-based developer of a radiofrequency balloon catheter for the treatment of atrial fibrillation. Boston Scientific is paying $175 million in cash up front, with another $125 million contigent on Apama meeting certain milestones. According to Crunchbase, Apama had raised $43 million in equity and debt, including from Silicon Valley Bank. Fierce Biotech has more here.
Facebook announced yesterday that it's acquiring the positivity-focused polling startup tbh (short for "to be honest"), and will allow it to operate somewhat independently with its own brand. Price isn't being disclosed, but TechCrunch sources say the company fetched less than $100 million and won't require regulatory approval. tbh had raised an undisclosed amount of funding, including from Bee Partners, in 2013. More here.
Lawsuit!
Warby Parker is being accused of signing partnership contracts and NDAs with online eyeglass prescription test startup Opternative, then stealing the technology to launch its own competing "Prescription Check" feature. That's according to a legal complaint filed last month by Opternative that was unsealed today as the lawsuit unfolds. TechCrunch has the story here.
Scott Barclay has been named a partner at Data Collective, which he joined in 2015 as an operating partner. Just prior, Barclay had served as chief product officer of Surescripts, an e-prescription network based in Arlington, Va.
Emil Michael, the former top Uber executive who was ousted by the company's board earlier this year, has filed a motion to have a problematic lawsuit related to a rape incident in India dismissed. This is Michael's first public comment on the case, which has attracted a lot of controversy, and essentially his attempt to clear his name. Recode has more here.
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel was married in Vienna this past weekend, Axios reports. Guests came expecting to celebrate Thiel's 50th birthday, but instead were surprised by his wedding to longtime boyfriend, Matt Danzeisen. (A little) more here.
Longtime VC Fred Wilson said this past weekend that he and his wife have poured 5 percent of their net worth into crypto assets, which he characterizes as "likely at the high end of what the average person should have" but "not a ridiculous number for the average person to have." Bloomberg has more here.
SenaHill Partners, a fintech-focused merchant bank, is looking to bring aboard a financial analyst with at least one year's work experience to join its investment banking group. The job is in New York. If interested, please submit your resume and cover letter to careers@senahill.com.
VC firms are investing in crypto hedge funds, ICOs, and tokens directly. According to data culled by Fortune, VC firms are on track to close 77 traditional deals with blockchain startups by the end of this year. Last year, they closed 57. More here.
Wag, the so-called Uber for dog-walking, is reportedly being criticized for losing dogs and fighting with customers — spooking potential investors in the process. Bloomberg has more here.
Apple apparently explored buying a medical-clinic start-up as part of a bigger push into health care. CNBC has more here.
A Canadian man rescued from a Taliban-linked group in Afghanistan last week said he thought his captors were joking when they told him Donald Trump had been elected president of the United States.
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Progress M-29M made an express delivery to space on Thursday, conducting a picture-perfect six-hour launch-to-docking to keep up a steady chain of supplies heading to the orbiting outpost.
A Soyuz U rocket blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome at 16:49 UTC on Thursday, successfully sending the Progress M-29M cargo craft into orbit for an express rendezvous with the International Space Station.
An express cargo delivery took place 400 Kilometers above Earth on Thursday when the Progress M-29M resupply craft made a successful docking to the International Space Station after the first fast-track rendezvous since the Progress M-27M failure in April.
A Soyuz rocket was rolled to its launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome for Thursday's planned liftoff with the Progress M-29M spacecraft, set for a resupply mission to the International Space Station.
The Soyuz U Rocket carrying the Progress M-29M cargo spacecraft was rolled to the launch pad at Site 1/5 of the Baikonur Cosmodrome on Tuesday in preparation for its launch on October 1.
The Progress M-29M cargo spacecraft is processed at the Baikonur Cosmodrome for its launch to the International Space Station atop a Soyuz rocket.


After being tied at half at 32-all, Colorado managed to have an answer for Arizona State as it narrowly won 77-73 Wednesday night at CU Events Center. The Buffs were led by McKinley Wright IV's 24 points (9-12 FG), eight assists and six rebounds, while Tyler Bey added 22 points and 17 boards. Luguentz Dort paced the Sun Devils with 21 points.


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Ꝉ (minuscule ꝉ), appelé l à trait élevé, est une lettre latine supplémentaire utilisée comme abréviation au Moyen Âge. Elle est utilisée pour représenter el, ul, vel en latin, nó en irlandais, eða, el dans vel, œl dans mœlti, et al dans skal en vieux norrois. Elle est formée d'un l diacrité par une barre inscrite élevée dans la hampe.

Utilisation

Au , ꝉ est utilisé pour vel en latin.

Représentation informatique
Le L à trait élevé peut être représenté avec les caractères Unicode suivants (table latin étendu D depuis Unicode 5.1.0 de 2008) :

Notes et références

Bibliographie

Voir aussi
 Ł
 Ƚ

Caractère Unicode
Lettre latine comportant une barre inscrite

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People of color are a very large group, which in South Africa includes people of African and Asian descent.
It also includes patients of mixed backgrounds who have more darkly pigmented skin. Darker skin type people represent a significant and growing group of patients seeking aesthetic procedures. This is because of the increased awareness of safe, affordable aesthetic procedures. These procedures include amazing new lasers that are colour blind and are less invasive than previous generations of lasers. Yet special concerns have to be addressed when treating skin of color.
Melasma, also known as hormonal pigmentation, is a considerable problem for South African women especially in darker skin types. It is a chronic skin condition that occurs on the face in the form of brown patches and is a dynamic (active) condition that needs lifelong management.
People of colour who are looking to treat hormonal Pigmentation / Melasma with lasers or lights would be well advised to consult with a medical doctor with experience in treating skin of colour to prevent unwanted effects such as full thickness burns, permanent scarring and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. At Skin Renewal hundreds of Patients with dark skin types have been treated for hormonal pigmentation . If the above recommendations and treatments are followed virtually any patient can be a candidate for a lightening of their pigmentation. However melasma is a dynamic condition and one day of unintentional sun burn can set you back.
What causes Hormonal Pigmentation/Melasma in dark skin types?
UVA rays are a stimulant for melanin (brown pigmentation) to develop on the skin, and unfortunately can even penetrate through car window glass.
Any change in hormonal status with higher levels of estrogen is thought to trigger and aggravate the condition (i.e. birth control pills and pregnancy).Discontinuing the use of contraceptives rarely clears the pigmentation and it may last for many years after discontinuation.
It is more prevalent in darker-complexioned individuals though persons of any race can be affected due to the intense sun exposure in South Africa.
Where does Melasma appear on the face?
How can one prevent Melasma from forming in darker skin types ?
Avoid sun exposure and wear a protective hat when outdoors for extended periods to further block these rays.
Use a a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30+ to block the UVA rays every day to help prevent melasma.
In addition your sunscreen should also contain an anti oxidant as this stops free radicals which cause pigmentation.
At least 10 mls of sunscreen should be applied daily to the face and neck twice a day to prevent melasma.
Taking an oral anti oxidant supplement such as Pycnogenol from the French Maritime Pinebark is clinically proven to raise one's level of resistance to the sun and also helps to reduce the melanin content in the skin down the line.
As melasma is a dynamic condition and needs to be manage daily and indefinitely. One day of unintentional sun burn can set you back.
What are the different types of Melasma in dark skin types ?
If the melanin has leached into the dermis, this is known as dermal melasma. The deeper the pigment is and the more difficult it is to treat. Dermal melasma is not treated with superficial peels and is best treated with the Laser Genesis procedure which can penetrate into the dermis to reach the pigment.
Skin Renewal is pleased to be able to offer the " something" missing in conventional fading creams .These are recent advances in pigmentation technology such as the recently launched Brighter Concentrate and Luminesce range by Lamelle.
Luminesce and Brighter Concentrate can be safely used in all skin types and will not cause the sensitivity that is associated with traditional lightening/fading creams.
Brighter Concentrate and Luminesce, offer advanced pigmentation programs which age spots by reducing melanin at eight points in its production, as opposed to just one point as with other traditional lightening treatments. Brighter Concentrate used twice daily for 8 weeks will reduce the appearance of age spots and is safe for use on all skin types unlike traditional skin lightening cosmeceutical products as well as prescription medications.
An added benefit is that the combination of peptides used in the range offers anti-ageing benefits to the skin as they stimulate collagen producing cells.
At Skin Renewal we emphasise that home lightening products such as Lamelle Brighter Concentrate must be used routinely for 2 weeks on the entire face before any exfoliation treatment such as peels.
LimeLight: improves any epidermal pigment in Type 5 skin . This treatment cannot be done on Skin Type 6 ( black skin) The LimeLight procedure can b customized to your skin type and selectively treat the brown pigmentation of melasma in the epidermis . Immediately after the treatment, brown spots will start to darken and your skin may be slightly red. Within one to three weeks, the darkened spots will flake off and fade.
Laser Genesis: The epidermis renews itself every six weeks, by six months, any pigment from Melasma is probably in the dermis. Traditional skin rejuvenation treatments such as peels, microdermabrasion and bleaching agents are not successful for pigment such as melasma that has leached into the dermis. That is when the use of certain lasers such as the long pulsed Nd Yag become effective to safely treat darker skin including skin type 6. The Laser Genesis procedure by Cutera gently heat the dermis, causing cavitation bubbles, which disrupt the unwanted dermal pigment, breaking it into smaller particles which are able to move upward to the epidermis where it can be easily removed with exfoliation .
Transdermal mesotherapy: with Brightening meso & Brighter Concentrate uses peptide technology to reduce melanin at eight points in its production, as opposed to just one point as with other traditional lightening treatments.
PDT Red Light post peel reduces inflammation and evens out skin tone.
Is treatment for Melasma in Dark Skin Types available at all Skin Renewal branches ?


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MIL-Evening Report: Australia-first research reveals staggering loss of threatened plants over 20 years
Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Ayesha Tulloch, DECRA Research Fellow, University of Sydney
When it comes to threatened species, charismatic animals usually get the most attention. But many of Australia's plants are also in grave danger of extinction, and in many cases, the problem is getting worse.
New Australia-first research shows the population sizes of our threatened plants fell by almost three-quarters, on average, between 1995 and 2017. The findings were drawn from Australia's 2020 Threatened Species Index, which combines data from almost 600 sites.
Plants are part of what makes us and our landscapes unique. They are important in their own right, but also act as habitat for other species and play critical roles in the broader ecosystem.
This massive data-crunching exercise shows that a lot more effort is needed if we want to prevent plant extinctions.
Of the 112 species in the index, 68% are critically endangered or endangered and at risk of extinction if left unmanaged. Some 37 plant species have gone extinct since records began, though many others are likely to have been lost before scientists even knew they existed. Land clearing, changed fire regimes, grazing by livestock and feral animals, plant diseases, weeds and climate change are common causes of decline.
Read more: Undocumented plant extinctions are a big problem in Australia – here's why they go unnoticed
Vulnerable plant populations reduced to small areas can also face unique threats. For example, by the early 2000s Foote's grevillea (Grevillea calliantha) had dwindled to just 27 wild plants on road reserves. Road maintenance activities such as mowing and weed spraying became a major threat to its survival. For other species, like the button wrinklewort, small populations can lead to inbreeding and a lack of genetic diversity.
Threatened plant conservation in fire-prone landscapes is challenging if a species' relationship with fire is not known. Many Australian plant species require particular intensities or frequencies of burns for seed to be released or germinate. But since European settlement, fire patterns have been interrupted, causing many plant populations to decline.
Three threatened native pomaderris shrubs on the NSW South Coast are a case in point. Each of them – Pomaderris adnata, P. bodalla and P. walshii – have failed to reproduce for several years and are now found only in a few locations, each with a small number of plants.
Experimental trials recently revealed that to germinate, the seeds of these pomaderris species need exposure to hot-burning fires (or a hot oven). However they are now largely located in areas that seldom burn. This is important knowledge for conservation managers aiming to help wild populations persist.
A quarter of the species in the threatened plant index are orchids. Orchids make up 17% of plant species listed nationally as threatened, despite comprising just 6% of Australia's total plant species.
The endangered coloured spider-orchid (Caladenia colorata) is pollinated only by a single thynnine wasp, and relies on a single species of mycorrhizal fungi to germinate in the wild.
Yet even for such a seemingly difficult species, conservation success is possible. In one project, scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, aided by volunteers, identified sites where the wasp was still naturally present. More than 800 spider orchid plants were then propagated in a lab using the correct symbiotic fungus, then planted at four sites. These populations are now considered to be self-sustaining.
In the case of Foote's grevillea, a plant translocation program has established 500 plants at three new sites, dramatically improving the species' long-term prospects.
In 2020, both federal environment laws and the national threatened species strategy were reviewed. Each report found a lack of data, recovery actions and conservation funding for plants.
Our research found threatened plant populations at managed sites suffered declines of 60% on average, compared to 80% declines at unmanaged sites. This shows that while management is beneficial, it is not preventing overall declines.
New data on threatened species trends are added to the plant index each year, but many species are missing from the index because they aren't being monitored.
Read more: Australia's threatened birds declined by 59% over the past 30 years
Monitoring of threatened species is undertaken by government and non-government groups, community groups, Indigenous organisations, citizen scientists, researchers and individuals. Without it, we have no idea if species are recovering or heading unnoticed towards extinction.
Australia has about 1,800 threatened species. Of these, 77% – or 1,342 species – are plants. However the index received monitoring data for only 10% of these plants, compared to 35% of threatened birds, which make up only 4% of threatened species.
If you're keen to get involved in plant monitoring, it involves just a few simple steps:
find a local patch with a threatened plant species
revisit it once or twice a year to count the number of individuals in a consistent, well-defined area
use the same method and the same amount of effort each visit
take great care to not disturb the plant or its habitat when looking for it
contribute your data to the index.
Australia must urgently change the way we prioritise conservation actions and enact environment laws, if we hope to prevent more plant extinctions.
Critical actions include stopping further habitat loss and more funding for recovery actions as well as extinction risk assessments. It is important that these assessments adhere to consistent IUCN criteria – something that will be facilitated by the Common Assessment Method that has been agreed to by all States and Territories.
Finally, more funding for research into the impacts of key threats (and how to manage them) will help ensure our unique flora are not lost forever.
– ref. Australia-first research reveals staggering loss of threatened plants over 20 years – https://theconversation.com/australia-first-research-reveals-staggering-loss-of-threatened-plants-over-20-years-151408
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Cephalexin (Keflex®) is a first era cephalosporin antibiotic some of the time recommended for pooches. The medication works by interfering with the development of defenseless pathogens and is most regularly used to treat Staph, however, it is adaptable and can treat a wide range of diseases of the urinary tract, respiratory tract, bones, joints, delicate tissue and skin. It can likewise be utilized to avert heart valve contamination.
In spite of its expansive range viability against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacterial diseases, it is insufficient against most types of Enterobacter (types of microscopic organisms which can bring about bacteremia, skin/eye contaminations and then some).
The concentration of fluid equations can change. A few plans contain 125 mg of active ingredients per 5 milliliters while others contain 250 mg for every 5 milliliters. As an illustration, on the off chance that you were treating Staph with a measurement of 13.6 mg/lb you would require 0.54 mL of the 125 mg/5 mL arrangement or 0.27 mL of the 250 mg/5 mL answer for every pound your canine weighs.
To what extent ought to treatment last?
You ought to finish the full course of treatment suggested by your vet or keep giving the drug for no less than 3 days after your dog's starts feeling better (with the vet's endorsement). Finishing treatment too early could bring about the contamination to return.
It's safe for the most dog to take this prescription however alert ought to be honed while treating those with kidney malady. The individuals who have endured negative responses to cephalosporins or penicillin (counting penicillin subordinates like Clavamox) in the past will probably respond seriously.
The likelihood of influenced engine capacity and reports of weakness are likewise critical to consider.
Pregnancy: The security of utilizing this medication amid pregnancy has not yet been set up. Hence, proprietors are encouraged to abstain from offering it to a pregnant pooch if conceivable.
On the off chance that your puppy encounters any unfavorable impacts as a consequence of this medication call the vet to examine an ideal approach. On the off chance that the response is extreme it's probable you will be solicited to suspend use from the solution.
Contraindications/Drug Interactions: Dogs with sicknesses which influence kidney capacity, or those with a background marked by excessive touchiness to cephalosporin anti-infection agents may not be appropriate for treatment (at any rate at the suggested measurement). Utilizing tablets are not prescribed for treating creatures with stun, blood harming or any genuine disease – infusing the drug is frequently better in these cases.
Vets endorse cephalexin to treat bacterial diseases, particularly Staph. It is not regularly utilized as a part of instances of Enterobacter disease.
It's best to give the medicine with a small meal to help lower the chances of vomiting and diarrhea. Dogs who are allergic to this drug may experience adverse effects such as rashes, fever and anaphylaxis. You should always seek emergency veterinary care in the case of a severe allergic reaction or any other severe reactions.
Long-term use has been linked to neutropenia, granulopenia, decreased platelet count, hepatitis and kidney issues (for example tubular necrosis and interstitial nephritis).


The Duke Clinical Informatics Fellowship accepts applications through the AAMC ERAS website. The application website is generally open between July 15th to October 15th for positions that start on the following July 1st.
On-site interviews will be offered to select candidates in Durham, NC during select dates in September to November.
The Duke Clinical Informatics Program will participate in the joint matching process organized by the ACGME accredited Clinical Informatics Programs in mid-December. Details of the match will be provided to candidates during the on-site interviews.
Successful applicants to the Duke Clinical Informatics Fellowship program will be automatically accepted into the Duke MMCi program.


An overview of the characteristics of and multiple challenges faced by parents pursuing their won literacy skill improvement, along with concrete steps and examples to address the challenges.
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O Rei da Noite é um filme brasileiro de 1975, do gênero drama, dirigido por Hector Babenco. Por sua atuação, Paulo José fora premiado no 9º Festival de Cinema de Brasília.

Em agosto de 2021, a Versátil Home Vídeo iniciou no Brasil a pré-venda, em parceria com a Europa Filmes e a HB Filmes, da edição do filme com uma nova restauração que será vendida no box Babenco Essencial - Edição Limitada apresentada em uma tiragem de mil cópias junto com mais dois filmes do diretor também restaurados em alta definição: O Beijo da Mulher Aranha e Pixote, a Lei do Mais Fraco. No mesmo ano, o filme também foi incluído na Coleção Hector Babenco - Edição Limitada em DVD junto com mais sete filmes do diretor.

Sinopse
Tertuliano narra sua história, desde a infância quando nasceu por volta da década de 1920 numa família paulistana tradicional arruinada pela doença mental do pai, até a velhice decadente. Quando jovem, se enamorara de Ana, também moça de família, mas o casamento não aconteceu porque os pais dela a internaram num sanatório por problemas de saúde (ela sofria de "sopro no coração"). Desiludido, Tertuliano vai estudar e trabalhar com o tio mas logo abandona tudo e entra para a boêmia paulistana, vivendo um caso com Pupi, prostituta e cantora de cabaré que se apresentava como "A rainha da noite". Ao mesmo tempo ele conhece três irmãs filhas de Dona Sinhá, uma amiga da mãe, e acaba se casando com uma delas, ao tentar voltar a uma vida tranquila. Mas passa a sofrer com os ciumes, humilhações e inseguranças da esposa.

Elenco
 Paulo José...Tertuliano Jatobá da Silva("Tézinho")
 Marília Pêra...Pupi
 Vic Militello...Maria das Graças Gonçalves Almeida
 Isadora de Farias...Maria do Socorro Gonçalves Almeida
 Cristina Pereira...Maria das Dores Gonçalves Almeida
 Yara Amaral...Dona Imaculada (mãe de Tézinho)
 Márcia Real...Dona Sinhá
 Ivete Bonfá...Agripina
 Áurea Campos...Chica Boa
 Clemente Viscaíno (creditado como "Clemente Vascaíno" )...Chico
 Deivy Rose (creditada como "Deive Rose")...Prostituta
 Stella Freitas ...Prostituta
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Filmes do Brasil de 1975
Filmes dirigidos por Héctor Babenco
Filmes em língua portuguesa
Filmes de drama do Brasil
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The Model Market is primarily a dealer show, though the Bedford Model Club and New City Model Club will be mounting impressive displays. As with all other HaMeX shows, The Model Market will be held at Hanslope Village Hall, Newport Road, Hanslope, Bucks MK19 7NZ, UK.
Aim to get there bright and early, as The Model Market runs on just the one day from 1000-1600hrs, a timing schedule it will share with other HaMeX shows running at the same site.
If you get hungry, the K-9 Cafe will open for ace bacon sarnies and plenty of coffee.
Kits aplenty, club displays, lots to see and buy, hot grub on hand - what better way for a model maker to spend a winter's day?!
Info on The Model Market here.
More on The Model Market and other shows at Facebook here.
These nifty creations from the Bedford Model Club (below) ought to whet your appetite for plenty more scale models on display at The Model Market.
To explain The Model Market logo, the new(ish) town of Milton Keynes has a herd of concrete cows at the heart of its shopping zone (below). They were created in 1978 by Canadian artist Liz Leyh, and have achieved iconic status over the years, despite assorted vandalism that has included being repainted in pink, and a zebra-stripe camouflage scheme.


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Assam|North East India
Angarika Gogoi
Assam Scientist Shares How To Grow Super Mushrooms Worth Over Rs 2 Lakh/Kg
These rare Cordyceps mushrooms have medicinal properties backed by research. They are anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-aging, anti-microbial, and anti-viral among other benefits.
Nutty and nutritious, mushrooms have been a favourite of culinary experts from across the world for their unique umami taste. With over 14,000 known varieties in the world, they are not only a flavourful ingredient but packed with nutrients and medicinal properties, most of which are yet to be discovered.
It was this intrigue that drew Dr Sandeep Das to study mushrooms. The 40-year-old Professor and Dean of Faculty of Science & Technology at the Bodoland University in Assam has been actively researching different kinds of mushrooms for the past eight years.
"Historically, mushrooms have been a neglected species. There is so much scope for developing them and understanding how they can benefit us," he says.
Super mushrooms with numerous benefits
The super mushrooms are valuable and known for their health benefits. Image courtesy: Atik Patel
The researcher has developed methods to grow a particular type of mushrooms called Cordyceps, which are estimated to bring a minimum of Rs 2 lakh per kg! These rare mushrooms have anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-aging, anti-cancer, anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-diabetic, energy and immunity-boosting properties.
Entrepreneurs and farmers who grow these mushrooms in a controlled lab environment have been advised by Dr Sandeep. He has also skilled 2,652 farmers, students, and other interested folks across the north-east region in growing different sub-species of oyster mushrooms.
In Kokrajhar itself, they have closely worked with 48 farmers who have been groomed by them and have trained women from 25 self-help groups. They have begun producing spawn (for oyster mushrooms) in-house and are making it available to farmers at Rs 100 per kg, where one kg of spawn can grow 15 kg of mushrooms.
Because of their groundbreaking work in research and development of Cordyceps along with promoting entrepreneurship among farmers, they received over Rs 6 Crores in funding from state and central government agencies, notably the Department of Biotechnology (DBT).
With these grants, Dr Sandeep set up the 'Technology Incubation Centre for Entrepreneurship on Mushroom Culture' at Bodoland University. Here, he also set up a laboratory for their research.
The scientist tells us more about this unique super mushroom, how they began researching it and the best practices for growing these.
Discovering Cordyceps in the wild
Dr Sandeep Das, scientist and professor at the Bodoland University in Assam
When he joined the Bodoland University in September 2012, the curriculum demanded research on single-cell proteins, and mushrooms were the best example. At the time, he was focused on Animal Biotechnology.
"But there wasn't any spawn (seed) available here to grow mushrooms. Commercially too, growing mushrooms had the potential to benefit farmers in this region," explains the 40-year-old researcher.
He and a few other research scholars (working under his supervision) were sipping tea at a sweet shop, they spotted a pack of fresh mushrooms in the glass enclosure. "This immediately excited us, and we tracked down the farmer who was growing these oyster mushrooms. Finally, we got the spawn from him, and that is what got us started," he says.
There on, he began researching types of mushrooms. As the north-east is densely forested with rich flora and fauna, the researcher with his students would venture out in the jungles with the hope of discovering some new variety.
"We would see dead spiders and insects with mushrooms sprouting from them. After looking at them closely, we found that it could be some kind of parasitic mushrooms like Cordyceps," he says.
Cordyceps Militaris in dehydrated form. Image courtesy: Raksha Baid
Cordyceps is a species of parasitic mushrooms with 400 identifiable subspecies. Its fungus attacks host insects like caterpillars and spiders.
"Most caterpillars or insects that are attacked by this fungus live under the ground. Once they have been infected, they make their way to the top and succumb to the disease. The mushroom then sprouts from them," explains Dr Sandeep.
Mostly found in Nepal, China, Japan, Bhutan, and south-east Asian countries like Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam, these mushrooms thrive in humid climates and dense tropical forests. Their value is determined by the level of Cordycepin, a component that helps in the improvement of medical symptoms and conditions.
But, due to over-collection, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has listed this species in the Red List, as a threatened species.
Hence, conservationists suggest growing these mushrooms in a controlled environment to avoid extinction. However, instead of caterpillars, Dr Sandeep and his team are using rice as a medium to grow the super mushrooms (Cordyceps Militaris).
Culturing them in the lab
Dr Sandeep and his team of researchers
"We had two small rooms in the lab, where we decided to grow these mushrooms. For the growing medium, we used brown rice of good quality, and made mixtures of micro and macronutrients with a liquid media that contains strains of Cordyceps Mushrooms. This is all applied to the rice," he says.
After that, the rice is kept in an autoclave for sterilisation, and needs to be kept in a dark area under controlled temperature for about 15 days. After this point, the rice becomes completely white. Then, for the next 45 days, the 'light and dark' period follows where mushrooms need to be kept under white fluorescent lights for 12 hours a day. While in the remaining 12 hours, it is to be kept in a dark place.
"You will notice that the rice slowly becomes pinkish and mushrooms start sprouting. In 60 days, the mushrooms are ready to be harvested," he informs.
Once this is done, they are placed inside the lyophilizer, a machine that uses freeze-drying (cost temperatures) techniques. Dr Sanjay explains that farmers who are already growing this dehydrate the mushrooms in high temperatures. But, the moisture level isn't completely stripped off.
"Although Lyophilizers have been existing for quite some time, not a lot of people have freeze-dried their mushrooms to -86 degrees. This completely strips off moisture levels and helps in increasing the longevity of the mushrooms without spoiling them, while also helping in easy consumption," he says.
Cordyceps grown at the lab headed by Dr Sandeep
In addition to the main processes, Dr Sandeep also lists a few essential points for best practices. He says that having a clean set up is imperative. To achieve this, a HEPA filter was placed to clean the air (needed for growing the mushrooms), This can filter particles as small as 0.22 microns.
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They also have an AC in place of the brand Lloyd 'Hot and Chill' AC. "The reason we opted this one is that you can keep the temperature at 16 to 17 degrees while maintaining the humidity levels at 85 or 90," he says.
There is also an air curtain placed at the entry doors outside the room so that every time someone walks into the room, the load of the dirt is filtered.
Educating people and diversifying
Having been able to grow and dehydrate the Cordyceps mushrooms successfully, Dr Sandeep's centre has been getting a lot of phone calls. These are mainly from interested students, farmers and entrepreneurs who want to either start growing the mushrooms or improve their knowledge.
Abu Road-based Raksha Baid contacted them after she read about their work. A nutritionist by training, Raksha decided to start her own business of selling dehydrated fruits and vegetables along with growing Cordyceps Militaris in her labs in Rajasthan.
"I was driven to provide a solution through healthy and natural ingredients. I am a vegetarian, and as a nutritionist, I am aware that a lot of vegetarians suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency, which plays a crucial role in the production of red blood cells. Cordyceps Militaris that I grow in my lab has this vitamin in good quantity," she says.
Naturally, she wanted to get better at growing them.
Raksha Baid, Nutrionist and Entrepreneur in Abu Road, Rajasthan, who is growing Cordyceps Militaris in her lab
"Dr Sandeep advised me to grow these mushrooms in red, blue and yellow lights, in addition to the white light, and that seems to be working well. I also asked him about their freeze-drying technique. When situations normalise, I plan to visit them at their centre in Assam to learn more," informs the 26-year-old.
Another Hyderabad-based entrepreneur, Atik Patel, has been running his venture, Clone Deals Pvt Ltd. for the past two years. They boast of the largest lab in India spread over 27,000 sq ft, growing primarily Cordyceps Militaris.
"I decided to call them to understand how they use the freeze technique. Although we do both, their freeze-drying technique is better because the colours, composition, feel, and nutritional properties of the mushrooms remain intact. They gave me some tips with regards to the light, temperature and other aspects," says the 31-year-old.
But the real acknowledgement for the research by Dr Sandeep and his team comes from DBT itself.
Yogender Singh is the Manager at DBT-North Eastern Region Biotechnology Programmes. He recalls that this team approached the government body with a proposal to skill individuals in the region while also conducting further research.
"He has trained close to 3,000 people in growing commercial mushrooms while also discovering new ways of growing valuable ones like Cordyceps. He has done more than what was expected in a short time. One can only imagine what he can achieve in the future," says the 38-year-old.
Challenges, learnings and looking ahead
Despite progress, the journey has not been devoid of challenges.
After being grown in a controlled environment, the Cordyceps are dehydrated through the freeze-drying technique and powdered. Image courtesy: Raksha Baid
"When we started, it was pretty challenging. We were reading every bit of literature on mushrooms that we could get. There are a few people who have been working on developing Cordyceps, but the research still isn't extensive in India," shares Dr Sandeep.
This led them to learn through the old school trial-and-error method, which took time.
"Also, every element in the set-up was put together by us. This required a lot of fine-tuning in the process," he says.
In the past few months, they have been providing their Cordyceps capsules to people in the area.
"We've made these 150 mg capsules (which are approved by FSSAI and ISO) which contain the powered Cordyceps. One can consume them as a capsule or empty the powder in a glass of hot water," he says.
They have also been experimenting with food products with different varieties of oyster mushrooms grown in their lab. Dr Sandeep informs that the food technologist in their team has been using these mushrooms to make soup mixes, biscuits, cakes, papads and even rasgullas! These are sold in food exhibitions.
He hopes that farmers who grow mushrooms can be taught ways of processing their produce. This will encourage entrepreneurship too.
"Our focus as academicians is to not to simply focus on Cordyceps for their high value. We want to discover new mushrooms and research existing ones. For example, a particular mushroom may be poisonous on consumption, but it could act as a remedy for an ailment. There are so many possibilities and a lot more to discover," he says.
To learn how to grow these mushrooms, contact: +91 91019 52358.
(Edited by Shruti Singhal)
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Harlaw Playing Field Reopening
Harlaw Playing Fields are set to reopen on Monday (24 October) after works to repair a sink hole at the Aberdeen site.
The facility has been out of action since May when the hole appeared at the site of a former dye-bleach works, where several underground ducts had been left in situ.
Works were carried out involving specialist engineers to establish the extent of the hole and ducts underground.
The grounds were closed for the safety of youngsters and others using the fields while the extent of the issue was determined and remedial works were carried out.
Aberdeen City Council Communities, Housing and Infrastructure convener Councillor Neil Cooney said: "It is great news that the Harlaw Playing Fields are set to re-open on Monday. Aberdeen City Council staff have done an excellent job in repairing the site, and we appreciate everyone's patience and support during this time."
The Council has been working with Sport Aberdeen to relocate sporting activities from the playing field over the last few months but normal activity will resume at the playing fields from Monday".


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Fed's Poole: No need for emergency rate cut
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President William Poole said on Wednesday financial market turmoil had not undermined the U.S. economy and there was no need for the central bank to ride to the rescue with an emergency rate cut.
Aug. 16, 2007, 11:45 AM UTC / Source: Reuters
"It's premature to say that this upset in the market is changing the course of the economy in any fundamental way," he said in an interview with Bloomberg. "Obviously, there could be an impact, but we have to rely on some real evidence."
Global stock markets have fallen sharply as investors increasingly shy away from risky assets amid signs the troubles in the U.S. subprime mortgage market have resulted in a drying up of credit in broader markets.
Poole said market developments would extend the housing slump, but that it was uncertain how long the downturn would last and how deep it would be.
"The issue for me is whether it's going to spread into business fixed investment and the consumer segment more broadly. I don't see evidence that that's taking place," Poole said.
The St. Louis Fed chief said that barring a "calamity," there was no need for the U.S. central bank to consider cutting interest rates before policy-makers gather for their next regularly scheduled meeting on September 18, Bloomberg said.
Interest rate futures prices show an expectation the Fed will lower borrowing costs by at least a quarter-percentage point at its next meeting on September 18, and a chance it cuts rates sooner.
"If the data confirm the market's view that the economy is sagging, we'll have to decide whether to share that view," Poole said.
Poole, who is among the voter's this year on the Fed's policy-setting panel, said there was little evidence to suggest companies are changing their spending or hiring plans.
"I have not changed fundamentally my outlook," he said. "As I talk to companies, their capital spending plans are intact."
Credit market stresses tied to rising defaults in the U.S. subprime mortgage market led the Fed and other central banks around the globe to pump money into banking systems over the past week in an effort to ward off a credit crunch.
Poole said the Fed was in touch with the markets and would "supply more cash as necessary" to meet short-term demand for funds.
He also said that while U.S. inflation was "moving in the right direction," the "job is not done."
At their last meeting on August 7, Fed policy-makers said tightening credit conditions had increased downside risks to economic growth, but they reaffirmed that their main concern was a risk that inflation would fail to ease.


After powering through another crazy week at work, much of it revolving around a certain Canadian songstress named Celine Dion, I arrived at US Grant ready for some down time. The rooms blew me away! I don't think I've ever seen a hotel so dedicated to art. Every time you turned a corner, there was something new to see.
The unique headboard art comes courtesy of a French artist named Yves Clement.
Johnny "Bear" Contreras created the bronze sculpture that is the focal point of the lobby of the seventh floor, where I stayed.
Great art abounds at the US Grant.
I couldn't go to sleep without dinner! The hotel is home to an excellent restaurant called Grant Grill, which had great live music the night we were there. I could not have asked for a better kickoff to a relaxing weekend: everything was amazing, from the daring champagne cocktail with ginger to the melt-in-your-mouth homemade bread, crab risotto with pine nuts and pork cheeks.
My dining companion? My younger brother Ryan, who is an attorney in San Diego.
Grant Grill's famous homemade bread, served with butter, pepper and sea salt.
Some delicious heavy red wine that we had with dinner put me in the perfect drowsy mood, and I headed to bed, letting my younger brother take off to the bars.
After an insane week, sometimes nothing beats an early bedtime on a Friday night!
I was a guest of the US Grant and Grant Grill, but all opinions are my own.
Thank you for this timely article! My husband and I are considering visiting San Diego soon and the Grant looks wonderful!
I have to say that I'm surprised you didn't call us from the table to brag when you saw that bread and butter set up. Next time!
Awww your bro is so cute!!! What an awesome getaway! I used to live in SD. Miss it a lot.
I love San Diego! It seems so much more laid back than the other "larger" cities on the west coast — but has as much to do as any of those places.
Those beds look pretty comfortable! Wouldn't turn that down!
I love the art!! And, some homemade bread and heavy red wine sounds just … divine.
That risotto sounds out of this world good. And I love the headboards!
The meal was amazing — and I slept so soundly it was ridiculous!


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Jewish terrorists who burned Arab child alive recount their wicked crime
By Khalid Amayreh
The three Jewish terrorists who last year abducted and burned alive a young Palestinian boy from a refugee camp near Jerusalem on Wednesday recounted their shocking crime before Jerusalem court.
The three settlers murdered Muhammad Abu Khdeir from the Shufat refugee camp north of Jerusalem in early July 2014, allegedly to avenge the killing, ostensibly by Palestinian militants of three settlers a few weeks earlier.
According to their testimonies, the three abducted the 13-year-old boy, beat him on the head using a hard object, and took him to a nearby wood where thy pumped gasoline into his belly. Then they poured more gasoline all over his body before setting him on fire.
Afterward, the three reportedly headed to a Jewish colony in the West Bank where they had a party to celebrate their crime.
In an effort to receive a lenient sentence, one of the murderers claimed that he didn't know "things would turn out this way."
However, it was clear from the beginning that none of the three murderers tried to stop the murder of the innocent Arab boy.
The Israeli justice system, dominated by Talmudic-minded settlers who believe the lives of non-Jews have no sanctity, routinely pass extremely lenient prison sentences on Jews convicted of murdering non-Jews, particularly Palestinians.
In many cases, the courts concoct "extenuating circumstances" in the murderer's or murderers' favor, such as accepting claims that the murder was carried out in self-defense.
And when it is established beyond any reasonable doubt that the crime was committed premeditatedly and with a malicious intent, the judge, nearly always, accepts a plea bargain claim that the murderer has or had mental or psychological problems and that he didn't fully understand what he was doing.
Yosef Ben-David was the driving force behind abduction and killing of the Arab teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir in July 2014, one of two minors accused of the killing told Jerusalem District Court on Wednesday, but said he never believed that it would end up in murder.
"It's shocking," the minor said. "It's hard for me to believe that I was party to such a horrific incident. It's simply not true that I planned to kill him. I never dreamed that it would end in the way that it did."
One of the murderers, a minor whose name was not released by court order, reportedly told the court that Yosef Ben-David, from the settlement of Adam in the West Bank, decided to murder any Arab to avenge the death of the tree settlers.
"Ben-David was at the boys' funerals," the minor said. "He was much more enthusiastic and heated up. We met at the central bus station, bought some cigarettes and drank energy drinks to spur us on."
In his own testimony, which was obtained by Ynet last year, 30-year-old Ben-David said that, "We decided we had to take revenge for what they did. (We) were saying, 'Let's avenge,' I said my blood was boiling and he said his blood was boiling and the whole country was silent and we were wondering why they did this to them, and what had they been guilty of?"
The minor murderer told the court that on the night of Abu Khdeir's murder, "We went to the International Convention Center then he (Ben-David) already started talking about wanting to pick someone up in his car and beat him. He gave us pills to calm us down. The other youth and I said it was dangerous. We drove around for hours. He stopped next to five small children and every time we were looking for a way to get out of it. I was distressed over the children."
He described how they forced Abu Khdeir into their car.
"I was sure he would let us (the two minors) off on the side of the road. I didn't think he would take him into the woods and beat him there. I thought he would drop it. There was shouting in the car and there was tension. We reached the Jerusalem Forest, and the whole trip we held him from behind. Ben-David asked where the crowbar was, and said that they (the Arabs) have seven souls, then he gave him two blows to the head with the crowbar."
"I said to Ben-David 'enough!'," the accused continued. "I got into the car and suddenly I saw a huge bonfire and understood the meaning. I didn't see with my own eyes that it was Yosef who lit it, but from what was said, he lit it."
Ben-David, the master murderer, reportedly told police last year that he had set Abu Khdeir alight. According to the pathological report, the Arab boy was burnt alive.
"I gave the boy three kicks to the legs, then I took a lighter, I set the boy alight.
The minor told the court that after Abu Khdeir had been killed, "we went to Sacher Park to conceal the evidence. Ben-David gave me instructions on what to do and then went to his home in Adam (a West Bank settlement)."
As mentioned before, Jewish murderers convicted of murdering non-Jews normally receive extremely lenient prison sentences. For example, a Rabi named Moshe Levinger who murdered a Palestinian shopkeeper in 1988 in downtown Hebron was sentenced to 6 months in jail.
According to Israeli sources, the rabbi, who died last month, served only a few days in jail before he was set free.
Abu Khdeir's Father: "Trial Of My Son's Murderers, A Farce"
Father of the slain Palestinian child, Mohammad Abu Khdeir, 16, who was kidnapped, tortured and burnt to death by Israeli fanatics, in Shu'fat in occupied Jerusalem, last year, stated Wednesday that the trial of his son's killers is nothing but a farce, only meant for public relations and media manipulation.
The statements came in a protest Wednesday, in front of the District Court during its one of its hearing sessions in the case of Abu Khdeir.
The father, Hussein Abu Khdeir, said Israel keeps postponing its deliberations in the trial of the murderers of his child, and accused Tel Aviv of trying to avoid rendering a verdict.
Christine Reemawi of Palestine TV interviewed Abu Khdeir's father who said that Israel was holding a farce trial, and that it has no interest in achieving justice.
"It's all a farce, and as I said before, Israel will claim the killers have psychological issues," the father said, "This is exactly what happened, and Israel is showing no real interest in seriously prosecuting them.'
The hearing was held in the Central Court in occupied Jerusalem, while many Palestinians, and family members, protested carrying pictures of Abu Khdeir, and calling for justice.
A family member of Abu Kheir said the Palestinians are protesting the injustice of the Israeli so-called justice system, and will never abandon their legitimate rights.
She called for more protests in front of the court, and said the family intends to initiate an extensive campaign, including heading to the International Criminal Court, adding that they do not trust in Israel's legal system that discriminates against the Palestinians.
The family said it is not expecting justice from the Israeli side, as the courts represent and defend this illegal occupation of Palestine.
The child's mother also denounced the Israeli legal system, the deliberate discrimination against the Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem, and said that the murderers will eventually face justice for their ugly crime.
The Israeli court held 15 sessions deliberating the case of the slain child, while one of the underage assailants, claimed that he "had family issues," and alleged, "the oldest defendant forced him to commit the crime."
Mohammad Abu Khdeir was kidnapped and killed on June 2 2014, in the Shu'fat in occupied Jerusalem.
Deputy Defense Minister: IDF was wrong to cancel pork punishment
The non-kosher culprit: Pork
Rabbi Eli Ben-Dahan attacks acquittal of soldier who ate pork on base, claims act presented a 'slippery slope': 'It's an identity issue. The IDF is Israel's army, the only Jewish state in the world. The IDF commands are clear and state that the Jewish army eats only kosher food.'
The IDF has cancelled the punishment for a soldier who brought pork into his base -- and is taking fire from the Deputy Minister of Defense.
The saga began when the IDF backtracked Tuesday on the punishment imposed on a US-born Israeli soldier who violated the Israeli military's kosher rules by eating a pork sandwich while in uniform.
The soldier was initially given an 11-day prison sentence. The punishment was later reduced to being confined to base for the same duration, after relatives spoke to the media and a lawmaker wrote to the defense minister about the case.
In a Facebook post later in the day however, Spokesperson Brigadier-General Moti Almoz withdrew the punishment and acknowledged the army's "mistake" in handling the situation.
"The bottom line is that we made a mistake," wrote Almoz. "The IDF will continue to keep kosher, but won't probe another soldier's sandwich."
MK Rabbi Elie Ben-Dahan (Bayit Yehudi) attacked the forgiving manner with which the army treats kosher regulation violations, and stated that this attitude is leading to a slippery slope that ends in insubordination.
"The issue here is one of identity," the deputy minister said in reference to the case. "The IDF is Israel's army, the only Jewish state in the world." The regulations are clear in that the Jewish people's army eats only kosher food, including secular, religious, traditional, and Haredi soldiers."
"Breaking regulations, like every other crime, carries a punishment - and the punishment is given according to the discretion of the commander," Ben-Dahan said. "It is the duty of his superiors to back him up." He said, "Today there is a disregarding of certain regulations - tomorrow it will be regulations of a different nature. It is unacceptable to agree to the belittling of any regulations."
According to Ben-Dahan, the IDF's Kashrut regulations on its bases are meant to strengthen the soldier's Jewish identity and to protect the nature of its institutions - "and that's what we will continue to do."
Former minister Ben-Eliezer faces fraud hearing
Long-serving politician may head to trial over allegations of bribery, money laundering, fraud, breach of trust, and tax evasion during his years as a cabinet member.
The Tel Aviv District Attorney's Office said Wednesday that it planned to put former minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer on trial, pending a hearing about five different affairs. Ben-Eliezer is suspected of bribery, money laundering, fraud, breach of trust, and tax evasion.
Ben-Eliezer, who was a candidate for president before the scandal erupted, allegedly demanded and accepted money from various businessmen in exchange for activities related to his position.
The money was purportedly received between 2007 and 2014, when Ben-Eliezer served as a member of Knesset and sometimes minister, and was allegedly used to purchase real estate, among other things. He is also suspected of hiding the exchange of foreign currency worth hundreds of dollars, which he kept in cash in safes at his home and bank.
Ben-Eliezer is further alleged to have submitted false statements of capital to the Knesset speaker by failing to report accumulated capital and assets, and to have neglected to file reports with the Tax Authority and concealing taxable income.
According to the accusations, Ben-Eliezer approached businessman Avraham Nanikashvili in 2011 and successfully requested $400,000 in exchange for favors made possible by the MK's role as Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor.
Ben-Eliezer's attorneys, Navot Tel-Zur and Tal Shapira, said their client was called in for investigation only four days before a presidential election, despite the fact that according to them, the information that prompted his questioning was known to the police for a year prior
I never thought it would end like this, says minor at Abu Kheidr murder trial
Yosef Ben-David in court on Wednesday
One of two minors charged with beating and setting Mohammed Abu Khdeir on fire in July 2014 says he 'couldn't say no' to key suspect Ben David.
Yosef Ben-David was the driving force behind abduction and killing of Arab teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir in July 2014, one of two minors accused of the killing told Jerusalem District Court on Wednesday, but said he never believed that it would end in murder.
Abu Khdeir, from Shuafat in East Jerusalem, was killed in early July, allegedly by Yosef Ben-David and the two minors, whose names cannot be published. They allegedly forced him into their car, drove him to a deserted spot in Jerusalem Forest, beat him unconscious and set him on fire.
"It's shocking," the minor said. "It's hard for me to believe that I was party to such a horrific incident. It;'s simply not true that I planned to kill him. I never dreamed that it would end in the way that it did."
The minor told the court on Wednesday that Ben-David had been driven by the murders of three Israeli teens in the West Bank shortly before the attack.
In his own testimony, which was obtained by Ynet last year, 30-year-old Ben-David said that, "We decided we had to take revenge for what they (the terrorists) did. (We) were saying, 'Let's avenge,' I said my blood was boiling and he said his blood was boiling and the whole country was silent and we were wondering why they did this to them, and what had they been guilty of?"
The minor told the court that on the night of Abu Khdeir's murder, "We went to the International Convention Center then he (Ben-David) already started talking about wanting to pick someone up in his car and beat him. He gave us pills to calm us down. The other youth and I said it was dangerous. We drove around for hours. He stopped next to five small children and every time we were looking for a way to get out of it. I was distressed over the children."
The minor described how they forced Abu Khdeir into their car, but said he never imagined it would end in murder.
At this point in the trial, Abu Khdeir's parents burst out, and began cursing the defendant in Arabic.
Mohammed Abu Khdeir
Ben-David himself told police last year that he had set Abu Khdeir alight. According to the pathological report, the teen was burnt alive.
"I gave the boy three kicks to the legs, and saying as I did 'This is for Eyal, and this is for Naftali, and this is for Gil-Ad'." Ben-David said, referring to Eyal Yifrach, Naftali Frenkel and Gil-Ad Shaer, the three Israeli teens abducted and murdered in the West Bank in June 2014. "I took a lighter, I set the boy alight."
Hussein Abu Khdeir, Mohammed's father, once again burst out at this time. "They had a party in Adam with a guitar!" he cried.
The defendant replied that, "Ben David said if they ask us what we did that night, we should say that we played guitar. We were in shock at what had happened."
The defendant also painted a picture of a close relationship with Ben-David, and said that he could not refuse him.
"I was very attached to him," he said. "I couldn't say no to him. I was at war with myself, I was scared to do something, but on the other hand I could not say no to him."
Ben-David, who is married with two children, has a history of psychiatric problems. He was previously arrested on suspicion of trying to kill his own baby daughter.
Punishment withdrawn for Israeli-American soldier who indulged in pork
IDF admits 'mistake' in imposing 11-day prison sentence on soldier who's grandmother sent him to base with a pork sandwich.
The IDF backtracked Tuesday on a punishment imposed on a US-born Israeli soldier who violated the Israeli military's kosher rules by eating a pork sandwich while in uniform.
The soldier was initially given an 11-day prison sentence. The punishment was later converted to being confined to base for the same duration - after relatives talked to the media and a lawmaker wrote to the defense minister about the case.
The military said early Tuesday that the soldier, whose name has not been released, "violated rules and regulations," which required him to be disciplined. In a Facebook post later in the day however, Spokesperson Brigadier-General Moti Almoz withdrew the punishment and acknowledged the army's "mistake" in handling the situation. "The bottom line is that we made a mistake," wrote Almoz. "The IDF will continue to keep kosher, but won't probe another soldier's sandwich.
"There is tension in Israeli society and different stances and opinions exist," he continued. "In the IDF, there is room for everyone." Israel's army maintains kosher kitchens on its bases. Israel Radio says the soldier, who moved to Israel from Boston recently, was unaware of the army's strict dietary restrictions and was merely snacking on a lunch his secular grandmother had made him.
Prison Service: Almost half of Jewish teen detainees are of Ethiopian descent
Israeli Ethiopians protest police brutality
Rate of Israeli Ethiopians at Ofek detention center is almost 12 times bigger than rate of the community in the general population.
Concerning data released by the Israel Prison Service this week show an astronomic rate of Israeli Ethiopian teenagers who are jailed at the Ofek detention center in the Sharon Prison, the only detention facility in Israel for under-18s.
Data presented on Thursday to MKs Michal Rozin (Meretz), Meir Cohen (Yesh Atid) and Meirav Ben-Ari (Kulanu) who toured the detention center showed that out of 135 teenagers imprisoned in Ofek, 27 of them were of Ethiopian descent. When looking at just the Jewish population at the detention center (65 teens) the situation becomes even more concerning - 41.5 percent of Jewish detainees are of Ethiopian descent.
Compared to their high rates in the detention center, the size of the Ethiopian community in the Israeli population is very small and stands at only about 1.7 percent. Among the Israeli Ethiopian detainees, 11 are serving time for property offenses, seven for assault and intimidation, six for robbery, four for sexual offenses, three for battery, one for manslaughter and one for disturbing the public order.
"This is discrimination and racism, an Ethiopian teenager is arrested based on the color of his skin. They were marked before committing any offense," accused Hadar Tabaga, an activist in an organization aiding risk youth. "No one listens to them and they are not given the right to speak." According to Ziva Mekonen-Dagu, the head of the Israel Association of Ethiopian Jews, "This is not just a problem of Israeli Ethiopians, it is a problem of the entire Israeli society.
No child is born bad, these children become victims. If the welfare system took care of them, these children would not have gotten into these situations." The data, MK Rozin said, should be "a wakeup call" to the government. "The teenagers who reach this detention center are part of the most discriminated against fringe populations in Israel both in resources and in infrastructure - Ethiopians and Arabs," she said.
Rozin called on the government to increase the resources to these communities and pay more attention to the periphery.
IDF troops in hot water for Eurovision dance
Five combat soldiers confined to base for 21 days after video of them dancing to 'Golden Boy' becomes a viral hit; IDF: The background was the problem.
Five IDF soldiers from an engineering battalion in the paratroopers have found themselves in trouble for a video showing them dancing to the Israeli entry to this year's Eurovision song contest.
The video was a hit, but in the eyes of their commander, who sentenced them to 21 days confinement to their base. The video, which was filmed in the run-up to last Saturday's contest, shows the five dancing in formation to "Golden Boy", sung by Nadav Guedj.
The song came ninth in the competition. The troops were filmed dancing, in armored vests and carrying their weapons, with an armored vehicle in the background. The video was filmed the West Bank, and even shows the perimeter fence.
On the last line of the chorus - "Let me show you Tel Aviv" - the song ends, and the soldier filming the video turns to the camera and jokingly says "what Tel Aviv?", followed by an expletive.
The footage was uploaded to Facebook and received thousands of shares and likes.
An IDF source said: "The video in question was filmed during life-threatening operational activities and recorded on a mobile phone, which are forbidden during operations of this nature. We stress that the soldiers were not punished for the content of the video."
According to the source, a Molotov cocktail had been thrown recently at the site at which the soldiers filmed the video, and there is hostile terrorist activity in the area.
"During the investigation by the battalion commander, the soldiers expressed remorse for their irresponsible actions," the source said.
Friends of the soldiers in the battalion were outraged by the severity of the punishment.
"They did not do it during guard duty or endanger human life. The army is overreacting," one said. "We fought in Gaza during Operation Protective Edge, and in three months we are supposed to be released from the army, so why such a severe punishment?"
The soldiers' relatives said they only made the humorous video to mark the Eurovision, and also questioned the punishment.
"They received positive responses. It presents a different side of the army, and we do not understand what is so wrong with presenting an image that can only be good for Israel in the world."
Singer Nadav Guedj also responded to the video, writing on his Facebook page: "I know that of course they should not have done it, but it is made us so happy in Austria to see them dancing and happy. So guys, as you sit in detention, I will send you the 'Golden Boy' shirts, so you can dance as civilians."
Police: Commissioner Danino told senior officer to hire lawyer charged with corruption
The main players in the affair
Senior police officer says Police Commissioner Yohanan Danino called to recommend services of lawyer Ronel Fisher, who currently stands at the center of a corruption scandal; Danino's office denies claim.
Police Commissioner Yohanan Danino on Tuesday became the latest high-profile figure to be named in the Police Internal Investigation Department's corruption probe into well-known Israeli lawyer Ronel Fisher, who is suspected of bribing police in return for information to help his clients.
Among those arrested in connection to the case are former Maariv publisher Ofer Nimrodi; Eran Malka, a retired police superintendent from the national fraud squad; and former Tel Aviv district attorney Ruth David.
According to new information obtained by the police, some time prior to Fisher's arrest last year, a high-ranking police officer had legal problems and required an attorney.
The officer said he received a telephone call from Commissioner Danino, who recommended hiring Fisher. The officer apparently met Fisher but ultimately decided not to employ him. "No one is saying that this is a criminal matter," said a source familiar with the investigation. "That said, if you are investigating, you have to investigate everything – and that means all the ties Fisher had to the police."
Danino's office dismissed the claims as imaginary. "The commissioner never recommended attorneys to policemen or officers, including in this case," it said. Fisher was arrested last year, moments after taking possession of a suitcase filled with $150,000 in bribes that he said would be used to bribe police officers.
The chairman of the Ashdod port workers union, Alon Hassan, was responsible for the lawyer's arrest in a sting operation led by the Justice Ministry's Police Investigation Unit.
"Give me $150,000 and I will solve all your problems," Fisher allegedly told Hassan, the union boss at the center of his own corruption probe first revealed two months ago. When Hassan left the coffee house where he had Fisher, police swooped in to arrest the lawyer.
During his remand hearing, prosecutors claimed Fisher had used his connections to senior police officials, some of whom he had even represented, to pass information on to Hassan regarding the investigation into port corruption, as well as making an offer to put the investigation to rest.
Prosecutors also claimed that Hassan had received advanced warning from Fisher regarding a police plan to raid the port, giving port officials time to hide potentially incriminating evidence.
Attorney Ruth David, who held senior posts in the Justice Ministry and was involved in the decision-making process for sensitive cases, was arrested this month on suspicion of involvement in the affair.
The police internal investigations department suspects that she was involved in contacts with business people under investigation, and is suspected of leaking information that she received from Fisher.
According to a state witness, and information taken from Fisher's cell phone by police, she was also allegedly involved in some of the illegal activity committed by Fisher.
Security employees at Allenby Bridge caught stealing from Palestinians
Airports Authority fires 5 employees after internal investigation finds they stole tobacco from Palestinians going through security at the border crossing; Authority criticized for not filing police complaint.
Five Israel Airports Authority security employees were caught stealing from Palestinians who were entering Israel from Jordan through the Allenby Bridge border crossing, Ynet learned on Tuesday.
They were fired following an internal investigation, but the Authority did not file a complaint with the police against them. "The Authority decided to take the law into its own hands," one of the crossing's employees said. The Israel Airports Authority launched an internal investigation in February following complaints on theft from Palestinians who underwent security checks at the crossing.
The five employees admitted that they stole from Palestinians going through the border crossing over a long period of time, saying they took tobacco and other personal items. The theft occurred while the Palestinians placed their luggage at the baggage screening machine. Despite the severity of the security employees' actions, the Israel Airports Authority did not turn to the police, nor did it file complaints against them.
"This is not the first time the Airports Authority fails to pass criminal cases to the police's handling and instead chooses to take the law into its own hands," a source at the border crossing said. "In such a case, when such serious harm was caused to the Palestinians, the police must be involved. I guess since these are Palestinians, the Authority did not consider this very grave."
The Allenby Bridge border crossing is the most southern crossing on the Jordan River and serves the Palestinian population and tourists, as Israelis are not allowed to go through the crossing. In addition, goods going between Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Jordan also go through the border crossing.
The Israel Airports Authority said in response that "a probe done by the Airports Authority found that five employees of a private contractor took tobacco from the travelers' bags. The Authority conducted a comprehensive examination with the employees, and their employment was terminated after it was discovered they took tobacco during security checks of the travelers' luggage and took it out of the terminal for their private use."
The Authority said it views the case gravely, "and is initiating action to prevent such phenomena, and does not show leniency on ethical issues."
Police on alert as dozens of suspected mobsters set to appear in court
A far-reaching investigation, involving murder, attempted assassinations and drugs
Heavy police presence at Rishon Lezion courthouse for remand hearings of 44 suspects arrested in massive probe into organized crime.
The Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion was set to become a massive police fortress on Tuesday morning, with the remand hearings for 44 suspects arrested Monday in a far-reaching operation against organized crime in Israel.
The operation, known as Case 512, targeted members of Israel's biggest criminal organization and its affiliate organizations.
The investigation itself had an international focus, involving a number of countries, and resulted in evidence for crimes involving weapons and drug trafficking, as well as various crimes typical of criminal organizations.
Given the severity of the charges - at least seven murders and eight assassination attempts as well as the weapons and drugs offenses – the court is likely to extend the suspects' remands, thereby giving the police a chance to move ahead with the investigation. This is also common in high profile cases.
This case is being handled by the National Unit for International Investigations and the Tel Aviv central investigative unit, and is the most extensive probe into criminal activity in the last decade.
Remand hearings for such a large number of suspects will be a complex logistical operation. More than 100 detectives, riot police and undercover officers were to be deployed around the courthouse from the morning hours.
A special operational plan was implemented to cater for the mass disarray among the criminal organizations whose leaders have been arrested, and out of concern that there would be an attack on a suspect who could potentially cause "damage" to senior members of the criminal world.
Among those who were set to appear in court were the suspected head of a criminal organization and five suspected senior members of organizations that emanated from it. Due to the unprecedented number of detainees, the police have reserved two halls in the court.
Police are also preparing for the arrival of relatives, friends and "soldiers" from criminal organizations who are still free, and who want to support the detainees. The police have also taken into account that the shock over the arrests will very quickly switch to anger in light of rumors about the conduct of certain suspected criminals in the case.
"Years of patience have paid off for us and now the criminals realize that," said a senior officer involved in the investigation.
At this stage there is still ambiguity about most of the details of the investigation, in order to keep key areas of it from the suspects, but underworld is already beginning to understand that this affair is not like previous waves of arrests among the criminal organizations.


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Jubilee 150 Plaque, Sir Hugh Cairns
1986 marked the 150th anniversary of the colonisation of South Australia. To commemorate the sesquicentenary, the Jubilee 150 Board decided to honour a selection of people who had made a significant contribution to the community or gained national and international recognition for their work. It created a Jubilee 150 Walk of 150 bronze plaques set in the footpath of North Terrace.
A pioneering neurosurgeon, Cairns worked extensively in the field of head injuries and was one of the first to promote the use of crash helmets for motor cyclists.
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Two airport security personel stopped Davi Barker at a US airport, claiming to have 'seen bitcoins' in his bag.
Clearly a new form of modern day magic as bitcoins are a virtual currency !
Published 22:23, Tue 11 Mar 2014.
I turned back to the orange shirt and asked "What did the Bitcoin look like?" Bill chimed in and told the agent that what he was saying was impossible because Bitcoin is digital and doesn't have have any physical manifestation. You can't "see" Bitcoin. The orange shirt said they looked like medallions or tokens. I said I didn't understand what he was talking about, and he simply repeated, in a child like way, that Bitcoins are like metal tokens. I told him that I didn't have any tokens.
I was out of ideas. At that point I was certain I didn't want to say another word. I thought they were ready to concoct some kind of money laundering charge. I began running scenarios in my head where I refused to unlock my phone for fear that they would construe my 4.20 Bitcoin as somehow worth more than $10,000. That's when the blue shirt turned to Bill and his wife. He asked them if I was traveling internationally, to which Bill's wife replied, "Not that I know of." Then they turned and disappeared just as quickly as they had appeared.