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A Year Passed Since Ilan Shor Fled Moldova. The Latest Developments in the Case of Illegal Border Crossing.
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01 June 2020 | 13:25
Last summer, the Prosecutor's Office informed that it had started a criminal case on the illegal crossing of the state border by the controversial businessman and deputy Ilan Shor. The state prosecutors mentioned at the time that Shor's escape would have been possible due to the negligence of the Border Police and Customs Service. Soon it will be a year since the case was launched, but the Prosecutor's Office informed ZdG that the case is still in the criminal investigation phase.
The leader of the Shor Party, Moldovan businessman Ilan Shor has not appeared in public since the Democratic Party withdrew into opposition on June 14, 2019. According to a statement from the General Prosecutor's Office, Shor left the country between 14 and 17 June. He managed to avoid border controls and left through Chişinău International Airport.
Although soon there will be a year since the investigation into the Border Police and Custom Police negligence was launched, the representatives of the Office of the Prosecutor General told ZdG that the investigation is ongoing.
"A series of criminal prosecutions were carried out, heard over a hundred people, including civil servants. Requests were also addressed by rogatory commissions to the Romanian and Ukrainian authorities. Depending on their results, it will be decided accordingly," prosecutor Maria Vieru mentioned for ZdG.
Ilan Șor appeared in the public space for the last time on June 12, during a press conference, two days before the Democratic Party returned in opposition.
The state prosecutors stated that this took place through the limited access areas of the Airport and was possible due to the negligent attitude towards the service obligations of the employees of the Customs Service and the General Inspectorate of the Border Police, which operate on the territory of the Airport. and with the direct involvement of the employees of the Avia Invest company, which owns the Airport in concession and provides the transport and air traffic services, carries out aviation security measures on the territory of the aerodrome from where the respective aircraft took off on charter flights.
For illegally crossing the state border, the deputy could be punished with a fine, 200 hours of unpaid community service or imprisonment for up to two years.
Detained in May 2015, Ilan Şor was sentenced in 2017 to seven years and six months in prison for fraud and money laundering, but the court ordered that the sentence come into force only after it becomes final.
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Yesterday night I watched the opening match of the 2014 FIFA Women's U20 World Cup, between Canada and Ghana, at BMO Field in Toronto. It was a great game and very exciting to see so many of the players I worked with as part of the Canadian Women's U17 team 2 years ago at the World Cup in Azerbaijan, who have made it into the U20 squad this year.
In my opinion, Canada were outplayed by Ghana in the first half, but had more of the ball and created better chances in the 2nd half. The difference in the Canadian attack in the 2nd half, in my opinion, was made through the introduction of Nichelle Prince as a central striker. Among her qualities, Prince provided much needed depth and speed up front. She was able to create chances for teammates with runs at defenders and crosses, and she also produced Canada's best scoring opportunity through her own shot on target.
Reflecting more on the game as a whole, it seems as though the players who performed best in the game (Prince, Ashley Lawrence in midfield, and Kadeisha Buchanan at centre back) are all very similar athletically. I know these players well, as all three were a part of the U17 team in Azerbaijan. They all have word class speed, and above average recovery ability (not the best recovery, but better than average for their age and gender). Lawrence's speed and runs off the ball were the best part of Canada's attack in the first half, while Buchanan's quickness in tackling speed in her recovery runs defensively helped to keep the score line close throughout the entire game.
All of this got me thinking about the selection and training process of female players here in Canada. It was very clear from the Canada/Ghana game, based on the goal that was scored as well as the majority of chances that were created by both sides, that running speed and power is a key determinant of success at the highest level of female soccer. That being said, if players have good speed but poor recovery (as I eluded to in my post last week titled "3 Reasons Why You Should Train to Improve Recovery, Not Speed") they will not be able to use their speed effectively over the duration of a 90-minute game. One of the 3 reasons why I suggested focusing training on recovery rather than speed was that recovery is much more "trainable" than speed. What this means is that, in general, fast players will always be faster than slow players, and training for speed will only result in very marginal improvements. Training for recovery, on the other hand, can result in very significant improvements that can make a huge difference in players' match performance. A player with good speed but poor recovery can train to improve recovery; a player with good recovery but poor speed is unlikely to be able to improve speed, regardless of how much training is done.
Because speed is so difficult to train, I believe coaches in our youth National and professional programs should select players who have above average running speed. In this way, they can reduce or eliminate altogether the chances of having players progress through to the senior teams who are simply not fast enough to keep up with the demands of the game. I am not suggesting that coaches should select for speed while ignoring technical and tactical ability of players. What I am suggesting is that coaches in general, and fitness coaches in particular, should be looking to determine what the minimum thresholds of running speed are for different ages, genders, and playing levels, and to show preference to players who meet or exceed these thresholds. Furthermore, from a physical perspective, coaches and fitness coaches should show preference to players with speed, rather than other physical qualities like size (which cannot be controlled for), strength, or endurance (both of which are easier to train for than speed). Just as there are minimal levels of technical ability and tactical understanding of the game that all players must possess in order to progress through to the higher levels of the game, so too should there be minimal levels of running speed used in the selection process. The end result of a better physical selection process may be that Canada, like Ghana, can field a whole team of players who have both the technical and physical abilities to perform optimally at the World Cup.


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The fabulous city of San Jose, the capital of brightCosta Rica, likes to surprise guests from overseas countries. First, if you look at the map, you can see that the state is the main town in the heart, and at an altitude of 1200 meters above sea level. Urban neighborhoods occupy the plateau, virtually anywhere in the city with beautiful views of the mountains and the valley.
Secondly, urban development is characterized,as experts say, expressive architecture and colorful landscapes. Third, the city residents tuned loyal to the traditions, ceremonies, national, respecting the close and distant neighbors and guests.
San Jose, this wonderful city, knows howTravelers need to take and how to entertain them. Developed hotel network, and you can find the class "luxury" rooms, and decent options in hotels, having from 1 * to 3 *. The cheapest are in close proximity to the local airport, this is understandable - people they stop for one night, to fly further. You can find decent accommodation in 4 * hotels, but here, on the territory, offered: sports bars; GYM's; restaurants; jacuzzi.
Cute bonus in separate hotels - luxurynatural landscapes, open the window of the hotel, for example, the views of the volcano Irazu. Feel the romance of distant lands can be, settled in the classic hacienda - house, built in the colonial style. These hotels are located in the vicinity of San Jose, right on the coffee plantations.
Come to San Jose and did not go to the museum ... Many tourists say that this is blasphemy, because such treasures, which are stored in them can not be seen anywhere else in the world. Particularly impressive is the Gold Museum, the mere name of it says a lot. The most important treasure - gold items, and they are much older than Columbus and his expedition. Age some of them dates back to scientists in 1500 BC. e.
No less valuable, and as old ageDecorations are made by ancient goldsmiths of jade. They can be seen in the jade museum. In addition, here are demonstrated products from bone, pottery, surprising skill finishes and decor.
Among other entertainment, tourists often chooseExotic occupations - familiarity with the local volcanoes, located in the outskirts of the capital, a visit to the Butterfly Farm and the rest on the coffee plantations.


TO THE LIGHTHOUSE was my first Virginia Woolf novel. Her language takes a lot of getting used to, I didn't enjoy it in the very beginning, but it grew on me, the words flew beautifully eventually. It was also difficult to keep on track since it's written in the stream-of-consciousness style, but the profoundness and richness of the characters, themes, and symbolism brought the whole picture together. I've read somewhere that a Woolf reader needs to savor the language, that's why I had Juliet Stevenson and her narration accompany me every now and then (Thanks, Angus!).
In lyrical prose, Woolf managed an evocative voice with vividness and intelligence that echoes human fallibility and understanding. There's no elaborate way to explain it, except that there were sudden moments wherein I have to stop and look beyond to think, that is true. That's exactly how it felt. To the Lighthouse reflects back to us the way we experience consciousness in the repetition of leaps and turns. Although the heavy themes require the reader's full engagement, its meaning is applicable and accessible to any generation.
The second part, Time Passes, was straightforward and brisk; three characters were severed in a matter of few pages. It somehow implies that time waits for no one -that if one doesn't pay attention to every single moment, life will pass unexpectedly.
Even though I read this because it was chosen as TFG's book for May, I have to say that I really liked it. Well, To the Lighthouse is neither something I'd be very eager to go back to time and again, nor my cup of tea, but I believe I know exemplary craft when I see one.
at Borough, The Podium, last May 2014.
Oh you guys! This is why I love moderating "challenging" books. And I'm super happy that most of us appreciated the novel. I don't remember anyone giving it anything less than 3-stars.
Hi, Maria! That reminds me of Ranee's review.


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La Capanna Mautino è un rifugio collocato nei pressi del Lago Nero nel comune di Cesana Torinese.

Storia
Il rifugio è dedicato a Umberto Mautino, un  capitano degli alpini che negli anni Dieci del Novecento fu istruttore nei primi corsi di sci dedicati militari, e la sua realizzazione venne curata dall'alpinista Giacomo Dumontel per lo Sky Club di Torino.

Accesso
Il rifugio è accessibile dalla frazione Bousson di Cesana Torinese in circa 2 ore. Si tratta di una escursione frequentata anche in inverno, con le ciaspole o con gli sci.

Ascensioni
 Cima Saurel - 2.451 m
 Cima Fournier - 2.424 m
 Monte Gimont - 2.646 m
 Monte Corbioun - 2.430 m

Nella letteratura
La Capanna Mautino è citata nel romanzo Lessico famigliare della scrittrice Natalia Ginzburg.

Protezione della natura
Il rifugio si trova all'interno del SIC denominato Cima Fournier e Lago Nero (cod.IT1110058), di 639 ettari di superficie..

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Rifugi delle Alpi Cozie
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My last blog post featured photos from a very special photo shoot with one of my favorite clients Kim and her sister Jessica. The session was a gift from Kim to Jessica for Christmas. The session featured Superhero costumes that Jessica had made for her and Kim to wear while going through the stem cell transplant, to treat Kim's leukemia. We had such fun and got some pretty funny stares. That was the last photo session I would have with Kim. I will never forget at the end of the shoot, she said she was having the time of her life. Even though she had leukemia and had been going through painful medical procedures, had to be covered from head to toe in protective gear so she wouldn't get an infection, and was spending most of her time in the hospital, she said she was having the time of her life. That struck a cord with me. She said she was crafting, all of her family was visiting her and she was catching up with friends. That was Kim, loving life.
It is with a very heavy heart that I write this post. Kim passed away on Monday morning. Even though I knew she was preparing for it by the things she said in our late night texts, it still feels like a jolt to the system. Kim was 36 years old, happily married to an amazing man and had twin, two year old girls. It just doesn't seem right.
I remember my first string of emails from Kim inquiring about maternity and newborn session in 2011. I loved her energy and could tell we were going to be a good fit. Her and Ben were an awesome couple and so fun to photograph. Then the babies came. In her email the day she brought home Sadie, I noticed a different spelling for Rilka, the baby who had to stay at the hospital a little longer. I followed her spelling while emailing back. Then Kim said to forgive her cloudy brain, that she had spelled her daughters name wrong. I knew we would be friends! Someone like me!
Kim was a perfect client. She appreciated what I did as a photographer. She was already planning photo album keepsakes for her girls, long before she got leukemia. She loved the photos that I loved, the ones that showed the little nuances of daily life. A lot of my clients don't pick the ones I would pick. They want to see happy, smiling faces. Those are great and your kids will love looking back at the not so perfect ones as well, trust me.
Kim had me come for many photo shoots to capture the girls fun personalities. Our friendship grew. I love that my job allows me to peak into people's lives and to document them, as I see them. To make friends from clients. It really is the best job. When Kim got Leukemia we started doing more frequent sessions. I loved seeing the family and couldn't believe she was sick and going through treatment. She was always full of life and energy. Her and Ben cracked me up, while they were entertaining the girls for the sessions. Always tons of laughs. I felt like I was visiting family when I went to photograph Kim, Ben and the girls.
Kim loved to run. She was a huge inspiration to me when I started training for the Nike Half Marathon. She would always encourage me and send me her "pump up" songs. I would tell her I was taking her with me on my runs and would send her videos. Our group ran with Tee shirts that said we were running for Kim. Everyone yelled her name as we crossed the finish line. It was very touching. Ben ran the Nike Half in Kim's honor as well. He texted me to see how I liked the run. I was still running! It was so funny.
I really loved her energy and our texting conversations. I am so lucky to have met her and got to know her. Looking back at all of the photos I have taken makes me sad because she will be missed and it makes me happy that her family will have these photos to remember her by. I know her girls will love seeing how much their mommy loved them. It is so obvious in every photo.
Kim loved Ben and Kim loved her girls. Kim loved her family and Kim loved her friends. She was full of love. She lived life to the fullest. She will be missed greatly.


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Clay Shrout: Florence teen killed his parents, sisters in their home almost 20 years ago
FLORENCE, Ky. – If Thursday's news of a local teen allegedly trying to kill his parents in their home sounds familiar, you might be thinking of Clay Shrout.
Shrout was a high school junior, like the 16-year-old accused in the Butler County house fire Wednesday night. But Shrout's deed was even more horrible.
He killed his whole family.
It was almost 20 years ago: May 26, 1994. Shrout, 17, got up early, about 5 a.m., and shot his mother and father while they slept in their upscale Florence house. Then he walked down the hallway and shot his sisters, ages 14 and 12, after they woke up, he said in a police interview.
Shrout then drove to the house of a girl he had taken to the prom two weeks earlier. He showed her the gun, grabbed her by the arm and walked her to his Jeep.
Then he went to school.
He walked into his first class at Ryle High, showed the trigonometry teacher the gun, and sat down at her desk.
He silently held the teacher, 22 classmates and his kidnapped prom date hostage for about 10 minutes, until an assistant principal knocked on the door and offered to trade places with them.
Shrout let the others go and gave up the gun about five minutes later when the first police officer arrived at the door.
Shrout later told police he was mad at his parents for taking away his weapons because he was flunking English.
Shrout had a stun gun, a sword, knives, numchucks and a BB gun, but there were no reports that he ever threatened anyone with them. A few days before killing his family, he had taken the stun gun to school and an assistant principal had confiscated it.
He told police there were two reasons she shot his sisters.
"The first one was I didn't want them to have to live without their parents," he said. "And also my older sister, she had enough intelligence to pick up the phone and call the police."
Shrout pleaded guilty by reason of insanity and was sentenced to life with parole after 25 years.
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Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding and requires precision and patience to accurately create each paper craft to produce the desired result. Certain origami, such as the origami crane, have a symbolic relationship within Japanese culture and represent something positive, such as good luck and peace. A yakko-san is a samurai's manservant who performed different tasks for their samurai master. At the origami station, we were taught how to make origami cranes & yakko-sans. I found that both crafts had many steps and would be hard to memorize and complete without instructions, especially the crane. Overall, origami is a very unique art style that is interesting and entertaining for its participants, and the many different crafts can keep you occupied for a long time.
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Basically no-one can remove gravel and trees without extensive and expensive ( thousands) paperwork - more work for consultants - and the time and trouble means that local councils, etc. do not and cannot clear rivers as they used to. Only the E.A. can authorise the work with their own authorised contractors ( very expensive - millions ) which used to be done locally by local contractors with minimal paperwork and minimal cost.
There are many other studies concerning river clearance, restoration, wildlife, habitat directive, flood warnings, flood assessment, hydrological, minerals strategy, progress updates, channel maintenance, flooding best practice, flood and water management, Gaunless dam, Morpeth model, River Tay, session 6 20 10, Ripon ES and appendices, Ripon FAS ES NTS and figures, Ripon PAR and many more.
Now we have " The Natural Choice " presented to Parliament by the Right Honourable Caroline Spelman MP. I am trying to read this, but it is hard work, a lot of the words are long and unnecessary but in between the basic idea seems wonderful. It's a pity that not many people will read it because of the jargon, certainly Joe Public will struggle. Using the rivers as wildlife corridors, etc as well as flood prevention seems like a good idea.
These are some of the studies to be found on the net - there are many more see 'Reports and Regulations' - if all this time, effort and money was spent working on the rivers flooding would be greatly reduced.
The policy is mainly about preserving wild life and landscape. The powers that be have forgotten one species that has already suffered great disturbance of habitat, loss of life, loss of resources, etc. - ie humans - perhaps caused by lack of government interference. This has all been put right by spending £6.5 Billion in 2007 from the insurance companies, nearly as much as preserving wildlife, etc. - but this is not government money so that is all right then. If a fraction of this money could be spent by local councils doing local river clearance - allowing for wildlife, ask local people - the whole country would be better off.
environmentally acceptable over the long term.


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On the evening this story takes place, a young Zeina and her even younger brother, await the return of their parents, who have gone to visit their grandmother. Although she only lives a few blocks away, her apartment is situated on the other side of the Green Line and requires Zeina's parents to follow a precise path to avoid sniper fire. One by one, Zeina's nine apartment neighbors gather in her tiny foyer, an interior and therefore safer room in the building. Among them are Chucri, whose taxi driver father was murdered at the beginning of the war and whose generator keeps the building running during routine blackouts, a young couple expecting their first child and awaiting emigration to Canada, and Ernest, a former high school French teacher whose identical twin brother was killed by a sniper.
Reminiscent of Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis, the black-and-white artwork, at first glance minimal and stark, keenly displays these neighbors' wide range of emotions. As they drink strong Turkish coffee and eat stouf (a cake made of flour, oil, sugar, and turmeric), the neighbors play cards, act out scenes from Cyrano, and discuss baby names while trying to forget the noise of gunfire outside and the growing absence of Zeina's parents. Their time together underscores the toll the war has taken as Farah, always carrying a small bag with passports and ready cash, shows off wedding pictures she keeps in a box, one of her few possessions after her last apartment burned.
Despite the war around them, these neighbors have never forgotten community and compassion. Chucri contributes lettuce (washed, when there is no running water) to the meal. The neighbors' simple sharing of food and memories eases fears on this particularly violent night. While this thought-provoking memoir educates American readers on this foreign war, it also encourages them to appreciate their own freedom, safety, and comforts and to build their own communities. One night can change a lifetime.


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Facing "Ultraviolence": Blindness as Insight in Bird Box
Gayatri Devi
Given the fact that sex and violence are alleged to be as normalized in our culture as wind blowing through the trees, in Bird Box, Malorie's shock even appears prudish and inexplicable to us. But in Bier's handling of the material, Malorie's consternation registers a deeper distress: how much choice do we have to select what we see when what we see is destructive to us?
When I watched Susanne Bier's Bird Box, I thought of Alexander DeLarge, Anthony Burgess's hoodlum antihero in A Clockwork Orange and the Ludovico treatment to rid him of his "ultra-violence." Remember Alex? The good doctors prop open Alex's eyelids with clips so that he is unable to blink them or close them. They tie down his hands and legs in a straitjacket chair so he is unable to move. Then they place him in front of a large screen and continuously project image after image of filmed violence without reprieve: a man killed with repeated blows to his head that splits open his skull, a film of a woman violently raped by seven men one after the other, an old woman beaten and set on fire, Japanese torture films from the Second World War. In the film adaptation by Stanley Kubrick, the images also include scenes with Hitler, the Nazis, and the Jewish Holocaust accompanied by Alex's favorite "soundtrack": Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. In the end, the Ludovico "treatment" makes Alex physically sick at the sight of violence.
Sight is a cardinal sense awareness, particularly for films, a visual medium. As with the films that Alex is made to watch, in Bird Box sight is dangerous, violent, deadly. Every scene where the characters open their eyes and look at something, somebody dies. Sight embodies a death wish, a suicidal drive in Bird Box. Blindness in the film, however, is an insight, an invitation to life.
This paradox of Bird Box – sight dangerous, blindness good – is an inversion of our current paradigm of knowledge. The faculty of vision, of sight, is often allegorized as insight and wisdom, especially in the Judeo-Christian and Islamic traditions. From aged Jacob losing his sight and regaining it after his recognition and reunion with Benjamin in the Book of Genesis and the Qur'an, to the Christian hymn "Amazing Grace," where life before and after divine grace is metaphorically aligned with "Was blind but now I see," the ability to see is positively valorized in our culture. And seeing is believing. However, in Bird Box, sight is deadly; sight is corrupt, violent, senseless. We don't need an apocalypse or a dystopia to infer that this allegory could very well be talking about the visual media that surrounds us in our ordinary daily lives.
I have not read Josh Malerman's novel on which Bier's film is based, but in Bier's treatment of the novel's material, this allegorical reversal of the relative values of sight and blindness is evident right from the start. Bird Box generates, sustains, and resolves this paradoxical value of sight and blindness boldly and with heart and confidence. Sandra Bullock, who plays the mother Malorie in a powerful performance, in an early scene, walks in on a young couple having calisthenic sex in the laundry room. As she walks away with a lingering jolt, Tom, her fellow refugee from the deadly unseen apocalypse eating up the world, remarks, "That's something you can't unsee." Indeed, given the fact that sex and violence are alleged to be as normalized in our culture as wind blowing through the trees, Malorie's shock even appears prudish and inexplicable to us. But in Bier's handling of the material, Malorie's consternation registers a deeper distress: how much choice do we have to select what we see when what we see is destructive to us?
Thus, Malorie's hysterical advice to her children at the beginning of the movie – "You have to do every single thing I say, or we will not make it. Understand?" – is both practical requirement for their survival in the face of the unseen threat and a mother's affective obsession with making her children safe from unseen and unknown disasters.
After all, what is a bird box? Semantic patterning tells us that it is a "bird's nest," and the multiple references to birds in the film all overdetermine this symbolic meaning for the bird box. A bird box is a bird's nest. A bird's nest is a metaphor for a family. The bird box is them: Malorie, boy, girl.
A bird's nest, a bird box, is where the adult birds nurture the fledglings before they fly off. In a beautiful and tendentious moment in the film, Tom, memorably acted by Trevante Rhodes, admonishes Malorie for interrupting him while he tells a story to the children – simply named Boy and Girl – giving them names might be tempting fate in the face of precarity – of what he saw on top of the giant oak tree that he climbed long before the apocalypse. Malorie stops Tom from continuing with the story, since "it is a story, it is a lie." The children will never go outside or climb a tree, she says. Tom's response to Malorie underscores the urgency of dreams in the midst of hopelessness and dead ends: "Life is more than just what is. It's what could be. What you could make it. You need to promise them dreams that may never come true. You need to love them knowing that you may lose them at any second. They deserve dreams. They deserve love. They deserve hope. They deserve a mother."
We don't need an apocalyptic dystopia to understand the import of Tom's words. Every day, all over the world, parents do this for their children. Not that long ago, Martin Luther King Jr. wove his dreams for the children of America.
Bird Box defiantly moves toward this denouement with eyes wide shut. Malorie and the children brave the rapids in their blindfolds, reuniting after being scattered in the white water and the black rocks. Almost in the manner of a fable – indeed the entire film has the look and feel and pacing of a fable or an allegory – we understand why they will be safe where they have arrived. If the world around you is too toxic to change, you can always inoculate yourself. You can close your eyes.
Bird Box is defiant with yet another bold step: those allied with the violence of sight are described in the film as "mad." This is the conceptual madness of those who choose to hunt and kill and find it all to be "beautiful." One after the other, the ones who keep their eyes open and see the destruction of the apocalypse around them find it "beautiful." They reproduce the ugliness of the devastation in their words. Like all fascists, they find destruction beautiful as they go about destroying the world around them. They invite those who shy away from violence and annihilation, like Malorie, to open their eyes and look at the ruination and join them in the thrill of destruction.
Malorie and the resistance say "no" to this indecent invitation to death. Within the moral universe of the film, it is madness to kill, to choose death, and it is madness to endorse, appreciate, and enjoy killing.
Bird Box is a refreshing film, a different film, entertaining to watch, and to unpack. Those who like Sandra Bullock – I do – will find the film confirms her ability to render dramatic performances that stay with you in an understated manner. Trevante Rhodes is equally memorable in his cameo role. Bier's films – Brothers, After the Wedding, In a Better World – have always revolved around family dynamics. Bird Box is a defiant family film for anyone struggling with the present fascist admiration of ultraviolence.
All images are screenshots from the film, courtesy of Netflix.
— Gayatri Devi
Gayatri Devi is Associate Professor English and Women and Gender Studies at Lock Haven University. She can be reached at gdevi@comcast.net
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Is anyone using a chat software with Jahia? has anyone developed a Jahia Module with that type of functionality. We want a chat function on our site that works well with jahia and I am looking for advice. Does anyone have an opinion?
I'm not aware about chat software but I want to try that also if there is.
We are currently working on a chat module as a proof of concept but there is nothing ready to be officialy released yet.
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My customer running W98 said he downloaded some Windows updates a week ago. I asked him if it was from the Microsoft site and he said it was. He does not know if he has auto update enabled but a window popped up and asked to update. He described the update site to a T without me coaching. He was able to download Adobe PDF files in the past and they would open now when he downloads they open in Excel and are not legible. I tried to use open with but it does not appear on his R click menu. I tried folder options but this is going to associate all files of Excel type to open with Adobe.
I dont know if there is a known hijack program that these updates installed.
Did you try opening Acrobat Reader and then selecting that PDF in File, Open?
Thanks, I had client look in programs for adobe, not found. Download install success.
In order for 'open with' to show on the right-click menu, the file must first be highlighted. So, single-click the file and then right-click the file. 'Open with' should be a choice, tell it to always open .pdf files with Adobe.
2. Highlight file (left click it once), hold shift button and right click that file, select "Open With", scroll through program list for adobe, check box "Always use this program".


Manchester United are reportedly eyeing up an audacious double transfer swoop this summer for Brazilian duo Neymar and Philippe Coutinho.
This sensational claim comes from Don Balon, who state United are ready to pay big to poach Neymar from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal that would likely cost them around £215million.
The Red Devils are also keen to help Neymar settle in by bringing in his fellow countryman Coutinho and pair them in a stunning new-look attack, according to Don Balon.
This is far from the first time United have been linked with Coutinho, who does seem set to be the subject of much speculation this summer after a difficult time at Barcelona.
Just earlier today, the Independent claimed MUFC were after the former Liverpool star, who would likely cost around £100m, according to another recent report from the Daily Mirror.
While it's debatable if United really need to spend as much as £315m on two new attacking players, there's no doubt it would make them serious contenders for all the big prizes next season.
Coutinho could be an ideal replacement for flop signing Alexis Sanchez, while Neymar could also come in as an upgrade on either Anthony Martial or Romelu Lukaku, depending on where he'd play.
Still, despite these apparent plans, let's wait and see if United can realistically even come close to getting both of these deals through.


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Halifax-based Motryx, which produces sensors that monitor the storage conditions of blood samples during transport, has been awarded a $97,500 grant from the federally funded Women Entrepreneurship Strategy.
CEO Franziska Broell, who holds a PhD in oceanography from Dalhousie University, said in an interview that the money will go toward integrating GPS support into the Motryx sensors by the end of this year—a feature that several laboratories have expressed interest in.
"It's a key part of the solution that we need to develop in order to be able to access that big private lab market in the U.S.," said Broell. "It's going to be integral to [scaling the business]."
The Women Entrepreneurship Strategy is a $2 billion, federally funded program that aims to double the number of women-owned businesses in Canada by 2025. Businesses with female CEOs, more than 50 percent female ownership or more than 50 percent female employees are eligible for funding from the program. Motryx meets all three criteria.
"Our government believes that women's economic empowerment is not just the right thing to do; it's good for the bottom line," said Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion Mary Ng in a press release. "It's a smart investment with an economic and social return."
Founded in 2014 as Maritime BioLoggers, Motryx originally intended to manufacture tracking tags for marine life. The company pivoted to monitoring blood samples in late 2018 because the marine trackers had to be customized for each new organism, which was going to make the business difficult to scale.
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The current sensor product, called VitalTag, is the same size and shape as a blood sample vial. It is intended to be stored alongside vials of blood during transport to laboratories, and logs factors such as temperature and jarring impacts. The laboratories can then review the analytics data when they receive the blood.
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Several years ago the Fraser Lake & District Historical Society published a DVD that featured 3 historical presentations I had composed back in 1997 or 98 when I was employed by the Village of Fraser Lake to help develop our little museum.
I was extremely pleased that the Society had put forth forth the funding to transform the collection of almost 200 slides and accompanying audio tapes into digital productions, which together with the technical and performing talents of Jean-Luc Lemire, I was pleased to help develop into DVDs.
Thanks to Richard Cannon and Mickey Bisanz who helped with initial funding, the society was able to produce several hundred copies of the DVD. There are still a number of copies available for only $10.00 from Society members.
The first presentation on the DVD "The Collins Overland Telegraph Trail" explains the conundrum voiced by Fraser Lake pioneers about which side of the lake did the old telegraph line pass through our area: there were actually two telegraph lines: the first was on the south [town] side of the lake and the other, nearly 50 years later, followed through along the north shore.
The second presentation titled "The History of Fraser Lake & Area" is composed of 75 slides, narrated by Jean-Luc with background music from "Fraser Country" which many people remember as oldtime tunes played by Bessie Whitehead and her musical friends.
I found the following script for the Fraser Lake History spiel on my computer.
Many thousands of years ago, the central interior of British Columbia lay buried beneath a solid mass of ice.
As the air became warmer the ice receded, leaving huge lakes and rushing rivers in its wake.
The land grew lush with vegetation and people began coming in from the north and from the south.
In the spring of the year waterfowl were plentiful. The rest of the year the Carrier subsisted mainly on fish.
An important food source were the sockeye salmon runs, which occurred in the late summer and early fall.
Winter villages were established near the rivers, where the salmon came up in great numbers to spawn.
Weirs were built across the rivers. The fish were trapped in large funnel-shaped baskets made of willow.
The baskets were emptied into cottonwood dugout canoes, and the salmon were taken out to be cleaned and dried in the sun.
Simon Fraser was the first white man in the Fraser Lake area. In September of 1806 he established a fur trading post near the native village of Nautley.
The post- later named Fort Fraser- was located in the vicinity of what is now Beaumont Provincial Park.
For more than a century, the Native people of Fraser Lake traded the hides of beaver and other animals at the Hudson Bay Company post.
This sketch of a Hudson Bay Company canoe on the shores of Stuart Lake, was drawn by a travelling artist in about 1874.
The artist sketched one of the few joyful occasions that brightened the lonely life of a Hudson Bay Company trader.
Catholic missionaries – known as Oblate fathers- established a church at Nautley Village in 1903.
The bearded man in the top row is pioneer Oblate Father A. J. Morice. In 1920 he opened an addition to the old church at Stellaquo.
The Yukon Telegraph Line was put through to the Klondike Gold Fields in 1901. It followed the old Collins Overland Telegraph Trail which was never completed.
The Telegraph trail became the main transportation route into the Fraser Lake area.
Huge packs of supplies were transported over the telegraph trail, on the backs of horses and mules.
When the Blackwater Road was built in 1910, early settlers such as Howard Foote were able to bring in wagons and supplies left in storage at Quesnel.
Ernest Peters was in charge of the Hudson's Bay Post at Fraser Lake for many years. In 1910 he was appointed Sherriff of the Cariboo.
In 1911 Sherriff Peters rode in the famous Sans Car when it stopped in Fort George on the way to Hazelton. The car had to be disassembled at Fort Fraser, and transported through the bush on packhorses.
A year later John Ruttan of the rapidly developing town-site of Fort Fraser, drove his automobile into the community.
Most of the lumber for the houses and other buildings at the Fort Fraser town-site had been cut in John Ruttan's steam-powered sawmill.
A brick mill was set up near Fort Fraser for the construction of chimneys and other masonry work.
The Fort Fraser Hotel was built in 1913. Later it was managed by the Tittemore family.
The United Church Manse was also constructed in 1913. The first minister was the Reverend Peter Pilkey.
The town-site of Fraser Lake was surveyed in 1908 by pioneer surveyor, Frank Swannell.
At that time the only house in town was the Murray cabin, nestled below what is now known as Mouse Mountain.
Just east of Fraser Lake was the cabin built in 1906 by Yukon Telegraph lineman, Harry Leduke. The fragile old building has been relocated to its present location behind the museum and restored by the Fraser Lake & District Historical Society.
In 1912 a road was finally built along the south side of the lake, linking the town-site of Fraser Lake to the rest of the world.
The Braithwaite family, who homesteaded near Robertson's Beach, no longer had to bring in all their supplies by boat.
In 1913 the Reverend William Sweetnam was postmaster at Fraser Lake. He established his first Anglican Church, called St. Pauls, at the Fraser Lake town-site.
The "end of steel" of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad was slowly approaching the Fraser Lake area.
Dynamite was used to cut through canyons and rock bluffs. The "big cut" below Mouse Mountain took two years to complete.
Construction camps were everywhere. Bostrum and Green had a large camp near Fort Fraser.
In the spring of 1914 track-laying crews, from both directions, were racing to finish up at a central point: one-quarter mile east of Fort Fraser.
On April 8, 1914 the long-awaited railway, which linked Prince Rupert BC with Eastern Canada, was completed.
Endako was established as a divisional point for the railway. A brick roundhouse was built, and an engine turn-about, as well as the tallest water tower on the line.
The roundhouse accommodated boilers and other equipment which was taken off the trains for repairs.
The Stella School opened in 1914, in an abandoned railroad construction building approximately 3 miles east of Endako.
In 1919, Dan Webster, Bert Black and Merle Hartman constructed a sawmill at the Fraser Lake town-site.
A year later Msrs. Gayer and Connelly of Endako established a general store in Fraser Lake.
The Tittimore family moved to a farm on the north-shore of Fraser Lake in 1920.
The first resident dentist, Dr Bamford, constructed the Bamford family home in the Nithi Valley in 1919. The building is still standing.
During the 1920s sturgeon weighing as much as 500 pounds were caught in Fraser Lake and shipped to gourmet markets across the continent.
One fisherman, known as Fisherman George, used to picket live sturgeon to the Fraser Lake wharf and butcher them on Wednesdays, the day the fish train was due.
The lake provided a natural rink for hockey games and other winter activities.
A steam-powered sternwheeler named The Bluenose was built by the sawmill company to tow booms of logs on Fraser Lake.
In 1927 Tommie Hawker became the first water skier on Fraser Lake, when he stood up on a board and sped across the water behind the Bluenose stern-wheeler.
The Fraser Lake schoolhouse, built in 1920, doubled as a community hall.
The Fraser Lake Hotel was owned by the Brindamour family. It burned to the ground in 1937.
The Lejac Residential School for Indian children was built in 1922. It closed its doors in June 1976.
In 1928 Sandy Annan constructed a hotel in Endako that was described as, "the classiest building of its kind along the railroad line between Prince George and Prince Rupert."The building is still standing and in use.
The cutting and selling of ties to the railroad was an ongoing source of income for many local residents.
Grain was grown and harvested successfully in the Nechako Valley, and to a lesser extent, in the Fraser Lake area.
The annual log-drive on the Stellako River was usually held in June. The pike-pole in the foreground was poised to catch the boatman, if he became caught in the fast water above the falls.
The logs were towed in booms to the sawmill at Fraser Lake.
In the early nineteen thirties, young Bruce Ray earned 50 cents a barrel for delivering water to Fraser Lake households, in a stone-boat towed by the family cow.
The second Fraser Lake Sawmills store, constructed in 1942, contained a battery pack storage system that provided the first electric lights to Fraser Lake homes and businesses.
The Nithi Valley Rodeo, held on the Burn's place in the nineteen-thirties, attracted visitors from as far away as Ootsa Lake and Fort St James.
One year Harvey MacDonald placed first in the steer-riding competition.
Construction of the Kenney Dam on the Nechako River in the nineteen-fifties, provided employment for many local residents.
The dam was completed in 1952. It effectively blocked off the headwaters of one of the largest rivers in the Central Interior.
In 1956 the Skins Dam Spillway was completed. It diverted excess water into the Cheslatta River, which in turn increased the flow on the Nechako to its present level.
The Endako Molybdenum Mine opened in 1965. For 17 years it was the main source of employment in Fraser Lake. After 4 years closure, the mine reopened in 1986.
The mine, which in its heyday processed more than 30,000 metric tons of ore a day, was the largest open pit molybdenum mine in Canada.
Fraser Lake was chosen as the company town-site. Its population swelled from approximately 100 to more than 1700 .
In 1977 Fraser Lake Sawmills shut down its sawmill and planing mill facility at Fort Fraser which had been in operation – off and on- since 1942.
The company also shut down its sawmill at Fraser Lake, which had been in operation – at various locations- since 1919.
Both operations were amalgamated into a large sawmill and planing mill complex located just east of Lejac.
White Swan Park, which for many years was the site of a noisy, bustling sawmill, is now a beautifully landscaped stretch of waterfront bordering the Village of Fraser Lake.
One problem for me is that I am a senior and as such, wear dentures (I have chewing challenges) I also have taste challenges and do not handle overly sweet, overly salted, or overly spicy foods very well. Give me roasts, spuds and lots of gravy. For dessert: any kind of pudding- no cake or cookies. I also like Jello with a touch of whipped cream on top!
I have to admit that on a day-to-day basis I prefer plain old meals and will head off to Duggies or Tonys or elsewhere, for more exotic excursions into culinery excellence.
The Legion puts out a menu each month. If you are a senior, or disabled, you just call the Legion 250-699-6268 the day before the desired meal is being served. And if you'd like to recieve the full meal deal for the entire month, you just place your order in for that.
A quick and easy chicken recipe was invented by my husband. He used Graham Wafer crumbs to make homemade Shake and Bake chicken. He added garlic and onion powder (not salt) and pepper. Just moisten pieces of chicken and shake in bag with crumbs. Bake in 350 degree oven for 20 minutes, turn over, and cook for another 15 minutes or so.


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Every year Headway's Annual Awards attract nominees with incredible and inspirational stories of dedication, love and sacrifice as people come to terms with the effects of brain injury.
In a glittering ceremony at the InterContinental Hotel in Mayfair, London, we honoured their special achievements.
Let's meet this year's finalists and Special Award winners:
Alex Richardson Achiever of the Year Award 2019
Sponsored by Slater & Gordon Lawyers
WINNER: Nicola Evans
When Nicola was just 13-years old, she was diagnosed with a cavernoma - a cluster of abnormal blood vessels on the brain – putting her at high risk of a haemorrhage or stroke.
An inspiring man from Bromley who overcame the odds to fundraise for the charity that supported him following a brain injury has been nominated for a national award.
Brooke Trotter
A Scarborough man who had a 30% chance of survival after being hit by a speeding car has been shortlisted for a national award for his efforts to help prevent accidents on the road.
Carer of the Year Award
Sponsored by Barr Ellison Solicitors
WINNER: Tina Wescott
A Bristolian mother who had to give up her career in her twenties to become a full-time carer has been shortlisted for a national award.
Janie Ferrier
A mother from Worcester who fought tirelessly to ensure her son got the best possible care following his brain injury has been shortlisted for a national award.
Jackie Flavell
A mother from Dudley who has not only dedicated the past eight years to caring for her son after he sustained a life-changing brain injury but who also helped set up a support group to help others, has been shortlisted for a national award.
Sponsored by Anthony Gold Solicitors
WINNER: Angela Caulfield
A mum-of-two from County Durham who not only found time to support her son following a traumatic brain injury, but also set up a charity to help other survivors has been shortlisted for a national award.
Sharon Hargreaves
A volunteer who has help to set up a carers group to help others coping with life after brain injury has been shortlisted for a national award.
Gillian Richards
A Sussex-based volunteer whose life has been dramatically affected by brain injury has been nominated for a national award after generously giving her time to help fellow survivors.
Stephen McAleese Outstanding Contribution to Headway Award
Sponsored by No5 Barristers Chambers
WINNER: Rachel Rees
A mother who has dedicated more than 26 years volunteering for a Stockport brain injury charity has been nominated for a national award.
Lesley McGuire
After Lesley McGuire's son sustained a traumatic brain injury in 2010, she became his full-time carer and later went on to volunteer at the charity which supported him throughout his recovery.
Evelyn Menzies
A Perthshire mother who has dedicated the past two decades to improving the lives of those living with brain injuries has been nominated for a national award.
The ceremony concluded with a series of special awards, presented to organisations who have gone the extra mile to support the work of Headway.
Special awards were presented to:
National Police Chiefs' Council
Police Federation
Thompsons Solicitors
The NPCC, Police Federation and Thompsons Solicitors received special accolades for their support of the charity's Justice Project. The project aims to raise awareness of brain injury within the criminal justice system, and ensure survivors are identified at the earliest possible opportunity to ensure they receive appropriate support.
Stewarts Foundation
Stewarts Foundation received the award for its consistent support of Headway's Emergency Fund, which provides grants of up to £500 to help survivors and their families cope with the sudden practical implications which often arise following a brain injury.
A huge thank you to all of our sponsors for making the day possible:
Slater and Gordon Lawyers
Barr Ellison Solicitors
Anthony Gold Solicitors
No5 Barristers' Chambers
Simpson Millar Lawyers
Leigh Day Solicitors
Moore Blatch Solicitors
Irwin Mitchell Solicitors
Carpenters Law
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Making predictions is always a gamble. But there's no risk in forecasting the need for a faster, better, smarter workforce. The sheer pace of technology and competitive innovation alone assures an unrelenting need to up-skill.
But employees aren't the only ones facing a future where what drives performance today is likely to become irrelevant or obsolete tomorrow. Learning executives also feel intense pressure to constantly improve, reinvent and retool their enterprise education initiatives to be faster, better, smarter, too.
Join us at the CLO Breakfast Club where we'll be discussing the trends, technologies and practices transforming employee development into an even more powerful force for sustained success.
Unique perspectives and examples of L&D strategy from local CLOs.
Hear about what lies ahead in the way of emerging technologies, data analytics and new solutions.
Build and strengthen your relationships within the local learning community.
Skip Marshall,CTO and HCM technology leader with DXC Technology, is responsible for humancapital management product strategy and solution architecture. He has extensive design, development and deployment experience in instructional programs, enterprise talent management initiatives and the technology infrastructure to support them. Marshall specializes in designing technology solutions to address complex business issues within the HCM space.
Let's talk about what's on your mind — from sharing job-related challenges to swapping creative "hacks" for dealing with them. What topic or issue currently facing L&D leaders would you like to hear discussed? Let us know when you register and we'll add the most prominent issues to our agenda.
All CLO Breakfast Club attendees will receive a copy of the latest "State of the Industry Report"from the Human Capital Media Research and Advisory Group.
Check out the 2018 report on making learning more personal and accessible.
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Topics were perfect —right on in terms of what we need to know within the learning industry today.
Panelists were well informed and clearly titans of their respective industries.
So many aha moments!!! I loved it.
It is always great to get together with others in the industry to see what challenges they are facing.
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