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Комітет охорони республіки — комітет, створений 22 березня 1919 лідерами Української соціал-демократичної робітничої партії та Української партії соціалістів-революціонерів на міжпартійній нараді представників соціалістичних партій у Кам'янці-Подільському і тоді ж проголошений вищим органом державної влади в Українській Народній Республіці. По суті це була спроба здійснити державний переворот у країні, щоб не допустити укладання союзницького договору з Антантою та формування єдиного антибільшовицького фронту. До складу комітету увійшли по два представники від ЦК УСДРП, УПСР, Кам'янецької трудової ради і Козацької ради кам'янецької залоги. Головою комітету було обрано В.Чехівського (УСДРП–незалежні), членами: А.Степаненка (заст. голови, УПСР), І.Лизанівського (УПСР), І. П. Мазепу (УСДРП), І.Романенка (УСДРП), М.Ткаченка (УСДРП–незалежні), Є.Малика (секретар), Волошина (від Трудової ради), Грищенка (УПСР), Казимиріва, Свистуна.

У відозві від 22 березня 1919 комітет проголосив себе тимчасовим представництвом центральної влади республіки і визначив свої головні завдання: стабілізувати внутрішнє життя країни, припинити переговори Директорії УНР з французьким командуванням в Одесі, налагодити контакти із радянськими урядами Росії та України на умовах визнання ними самостійності й незалежності УНР, налагодити легальне існування українських соціалістичних партій, вивести російські війська з території УНР, створити новий український уряд на Всеукраїнському з'їзді рад робітничих і селянських депутатів.

Комітет не отримав підтримки з боку державних і політичних інституцій, і тому 27 березня 1919 (через 5 днів свого існування) сповістив про припинення своєї діяльності.

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The Thin Pink Line: Regulating Reproduction
"Women's health has been regulated and politicized for much longer than we like to admit. When we look back through our own history, the truth is both alarming and eye opening. The use of women's health and reproduction as a political tool has simplified the issue down to abortion access and care. And despite the importance of this topic, and the relevance to modern life, the history of women's care is so much more than one single political issue. Many of us don't know the roots of racism and misogyny in medicine and reproductive care. Many of us don't want to acknowledge the past. As a fertility physician, I see first-hand how the history of women's health plays a role in our everyday life. This is because reproduction is not talked about. From menstrual cycles, to infertility and miscarriage. The culture of silence and ignorance, which was a part of society long before women started leading conversations, is so ingrained in human behavior that an active movement is needed to discuss the past and change the future. As technology advances faster than research, we must understand the ethical principles that guide us as a field. Honestly, there are parts of this book that are hard for me to read as a gynecologist. Things I know are true, and things I know that I wish were in the past, but sadly are not completely. I have seen women die from lack of medical care, I have taken care of patients who have been victims of female genital mutilation, I have seen the discrimination and hate laid at the feet of a trans person, I've watched how we treat our incarcerated, and I've had patients sterilized by the government who had no idea the procedure was done. I am a woman who believes in education and empowerment. But this is not just our history, it is also our present. Dr. Curchoe Burton, a reproductive physiologist and senior clinical embryologist, has watched the first stages of life unfold in a dish in the lab. She has seen the ethical debate that exists in the reproductive world when it comes to research, legality of embryos, personhood, and the advancement of technology. If you ever sit in a lab and watch the first cells of human life divide, then you know – there is art in this science. But the responsibility to protect this beauty becomes your burden. We must not let ignorance be the guiding light regulating female reproduction by politicians and those with other motives. In The Thin Pink Line, Dr. Curchoe Burton has given life to something more – a telling of the past, present, and future with precision and an absolute attention to detail, as I know reflects her role overseeing life in the embryology lab. The reproductive world is undergoing an evolution. There is high interest from tech companies and money being funneled into an industry of patient care. The largest network of fertility clinics in the US is led not by physicians, scientists, or embryologists, but by businessmen, and the people who are behind the industry advancing the science in our own IVF labs are all coming from outside medicine. At face value, advancement is always good. More money will be put into development and acquisition and new technology. But respecting research and upholding ethical principles is essential for our own society's growth. In order to do this, we must collectively understand the history of how we came to be as a field, the origins of women's health, and how reproduction has been, and continues to be, regulated."
Dr. Natalie M. Crawford, MD, MSCR, FACOG
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Critical Thoughts on Oral Lichen Planus
"This book is an important contribution to current scientific literature on the subject of oral lichen planus. This common oral condition is addressed in a comprehensive way, focusing on aspects not often included in similar textbooks, such as the extra oral manifestations. In addition, the authors provide several original points of views on the disease based on their personal clinical experience and a deep analysis of available literature. The language is suitable for the expert and the non-specialist as well."
Giovanni Lodi, Associate Professor, Università degli Studi di Milano
Steering Group Member, World Workshop in Oral Medicine
Clinical Editor, Cochrane Oral Health Group
Editor in Chief, Oral Diseases, Wiley
Editor in Chief, Dental Cadmos, EDRA
Chronic Desquamative Gingivitis
The compilation of the work in the monograph entitled "Chronic Desquamative Gingivitis" presents to the reader a very clear view of evolution of this disease entity through various dermatological diseases. The sequential depiction of individual dermatoses along with its basic etiopathogenesis of epithelial desquamation, its severity, and different updated methods of investigation for its accurate diagnosis upholds the discretion of the clinician to successfully treat this disease entity. The individual approach of each dermatologic basis of this disease is unique, as it is a more targeted treatment approach. The simple and lucid picturesque presentation clears various doubts in the mind of the clinician to be more accurate in diagnosis and treatment modality. This monograph may prove extremely useful for the aspirants pursuing undergraduate and post-graduate education in the field of dentistry, medicine, especially dermatology and public health. It is noteworthy that the information compiled in this monograph will continue to provide interesting and new information for teachers and faculty members in the fields of dentistry and medicine.
The Ovarian Reserve: Current Trends and Applications
"An excellent book on ovarian reserve, concisely written, well referenced, with balanced views and containing many practical tips. It is a must read for clinicians practising reproductive medicine."
Professor Tin Chiu Li, PhD
Professor of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine
Director of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Unit at the Prince of Wales Hospital
"The concept of ovarian reserve is central to reproductive medicine and management of infertility. This concise yet comprehensive monograph offers the reader an up to date and readable summary of our knowledge of ovarian reserve and its measurement in 2021. As couples increasingly defer their decisions to start a family, assessment of ovarian reserve has become a mainstay of clinicians ability to advise on topics such as oocyte or embryo freezing, when to try for pregnancy naturally and when to discontinue IVF treatment. Modern approaches using serum AMH and ultrasound assessment of AFC require detailed clinical knowledge to facilitate accurate interpretation of test results, making the contents of this book invaluable to both primary care physicians and those specialising in obstetrics and gynaecology and reproductive medicine. In addition, the more specialised content focussing on clinical implications of diminished ovarian reserve will be of use to those involved in management of early onset of menopause in addition to reproductive medicine specialists. It is also pleasing to see clear advice on what tests not to use. Having read this monograph, the reader will be confident to approach these common and often mismanaged clinical conundrums."
William Ledger
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
University of New South Wales, Sydney
From Pap Smear to HPV Vaccine: The Cervical Cancer Prevention Industry
"Dr. Sin Hang Lee, former associate professor at Yale University and ex-resident at Cornell University's Cornell Medical Center, is one of the most excellent virologists in the contemporary global medical community. I recommend his book, titled "From Pap Smear to HPV Vaccine -- the Cervical Cancer Prevention Industry," wholeheartedly. This book should be studied by all university medical professors and students across the world as a sort of the most authoritative "Bible" in the HPV vaccine-associated adverse reaction field because its author, backed by his deep knowledge of molecular biology and vital functions of codons and consequences of its translation and transcription, elucidates reasons and causes of ultra-wide-anging types of adverse reactions that also show up at recipients of HPV vaccines...READ MORE..."
Dr. Harumi Kuno-Sakai
M.D. Former Pediatrics Professor at Tokai University's School of Medicine
Communication and Mental Health Promotion in Early Childhood Education
This book makes a significant contribution to international literature on communication and mental health promotion in an early childhood education context. More specifically, this book presents in-depth insights into the dynamics of communication and the capacity of developing mental health promotion within the context of preschool and early childhood education. The book, although not a teacher's guide, provides useful information that will help teachers, parents, caregivers, professionals of psychology and sociology fields as well as student teachers to better understand such issues as communication problems and mental health promotion, which, unfortunately are quite prevalent in schools, even in the early grades. The chapters offer theoretical originality along with practical ideas that help inform the careful reader. Thus, from theory to practice and back again, this book will reward readers, who will better understand the centrality of interpersonal relationships and communication through mental health promotion. Such an understanding is quite crucial in improving teaching and parenting quality in most, if not all, of their issues.
Biochemistry and Biochemists: Who Were They and What Did They Discover?
"The authors have created an interesting blend of life stories, science and history that shape Biochemistry today. The series of questions and answers keeps the text and figures fun and accessible for all to enjoy and teaches us that the road to discovery is an exciting adventure that never ceases to amaze. Recommended to anyone who is curious about how these important pioneers over their lifetime helped uncover the molecular basis of life itself."
Elliott Stollar
"Due to pressures at work, I only had time to dip into a selection of the chapters, but I found that I was hard pressed to put this book down. Apart from the obvious relevance of these amazing researchers' work, what I also found totally absorbing were the little personal details that the authors have uncovered. I hope others get as much pleasure as I did reading this book!"
Nick Wright, Ph.D.
Wingate University
Fluency and Its' Bases
"The comprehensive information contained in this book is a result of a collaboration of esteemed students and colleagues sharing years of clinical and research experience for the purpose of expanding knowledge and understanding of different facets related to speech fluency in children and adults. Culminating decades of innovative teaching and research by an acknowledged master of the profession, Dr. S.R. Savitri's book crystallizes into a unified whole, a multidisciplinary subject of broad scope, great richness, and enormous practical importance. Each chapter in this book provides the necessary foundations for students, clinicians and researchers. Must-read primer for anyone who is interested in carrying out evidence-based practice with their clients with fluency disorders should have a copy of this book and refer to it frequently."
Teralandur K. Parthasarathy, Ph.D.
Former Professor and Chair
"Fluency and Its' Bases is written by Dr. S. R. Savithri, a highly accomplished and multi award winning researcher, clinician and educator in the area of Speech sciences and Speech pathology. Stuttering is a complex speech disorder, and, to appreciate the complexities of this disorder, one must have a good understanding of fluency. In this book, Fluency and Its Bases, Dr. Savithri has done an excellent job in analyzing fluency from a multidimensional perspective. This is the first comprehensive book to analyze and summarize the body of work done on fluency both nationally (within India) and internationally. This comprehensive book on fluency and its disorders is an essential reading for students, teachers and researchers in the field of communication disorders. This book, organized into eight main chapters and a summary in chapter nine, provides a comprehensive coverage of fluency. Starting with a clear explanation of fluency and its development, the reader is then guided through various bases of fluency including relevant theories and literature. These chapters elucidate bases of fluency including anatomical and physiological, acoustic, genetic, linguistic, psychological, and prosodic bases. Readers will appreciate the history of research as well as the current state of the art research regarding the various dimensions of fluency."
Sreedevi Aithal, PhD, MSc., MPH., M(Aud)SA
Consultant Audiologist
Adjunct lecturer- James Cook University
Adjunct lecturer – University of Queensland
Department of Audiology
Townsville University Hospital
Chalcones and Their Synthetic Analogs
Chalcones is a collective name of natural and synthetic compounds with a 1,3-diaryl-2-propen-1-one moiety. Natural chalcones are biogenetic precursors of the flavonoids in higher plants. They belong to one of the major classes of naturally occurring compounds with widespread distribution in different plant families. Natural and synthetic chalcones display a wide variety of pharmacological effects, including antibacterial, antiprotozoal, antimalarial, anti-inflammatory activities, cytotoxicity towards cancer cell-lines, antitumor, and antitumor-promoting, activities. The chalcone scaffold is one of the natural privileged structures, which possess geometry suitable for decoration with side chains, such that the resulting products bind to different target proteins. The present contribution summarizes an up-to-date summary of their synthetic methods, UV, IR and MS characterization, covalent and noncovalent interactions under cellular conditions, as well as antimalarial and anti-inflammatory actions of natural and synthetic derivatives. Synthesis and spectroscopic properties of not only chalcones but their conformationally restricted analogs are also discussed. Furthermore, synthetic methods and biological activities of C5-curcuminoids, a class of compounds with the related 3-aryl-2-propen-1-one moiety, are summarized. The respective chapters discuss the known structure-to-spectroscopic characteristic and structure-to-biological activity relationships as well.
Children and Young Adult Headache Disorders: A Clinical Guide
"FULL STORY OF HEADACHE: Drs. Qaiser and Lightner have written a thorough, but easily readable text that covers the full story of headaches. Starting from a historical perspective to the latest treatments that have been developed, the topics are sure to provide the answers needed to evaluate and manage children, adolescents and young adults with headaches. For the general clinician, this reference will provide you with the answers needed while your patient is there in the room, while also giving you the foundation for your decisions. This book will provide you and your patients with the answers to make sure that they are in control of their headaches and not the other way around."
Andrew Hershey, MD
World Leading Pediatric Headache Expert
"PHILOSOPHY OF THIS BOOK: This book's philosophy is to inform with a narrative, our current understanding of headache disorders. The book equips the reader with the necessary knowledge to discuss headache disorders in children. This book is a pleasurable read for busy clinicians and parents who like to be well informed."
Siddharth Kapoor, MD
The Headache Specialist
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Out of the box VPN on a Windows 10 workstation to your Windows Server 2016 Essentials does not work. We will show you in this tutorial how to create such a VPN connection and how to make it work.
If VPN does not work after you have implemented the changes from this document you may want to look into installing DHCP on the server and disabling DHCP on your router. There are some routers that cause trouble when using VPN but I have no idea why this happens. Maybe you can try this How to install and configure DHCP on Windows Server 2012 Essentials or this How to install the DHCP Server role and configure a DHCP scope on a Windows Server 2016 Essentials (TP3). The last one is also valid for the released product.
From the Start Menu choose Settings.
In VPN Provider choose Windows (built-in) and fill in the rest, click save.
We have a problem but the fix is easy. Click Close.
Right click the VPN connection and choose properties.
Click the Security tab and make you set 'Allow these protocols' and check Microsoft CHAP Version 2 (MS-CHAP v2). Click OK to accept the new settings.
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It doesn't get much better than this 2016 Ford Fusion SE, which boasts a backup camera, Bluetooth, a leather interior, dual climate control, heated seats, and side air bag system. We've got it for $16,888. This gently treated vehicle only had one previous owner. Stay safe with this 4 dr sedan's 5 out of 5 star crash test rating. Drivers love the ravishing off white exterior with a dune interior. Tired of pulling over to make a phone call? Enjoy a wireless connection on-the-go with Bluetooth technology. This sleek vehicle comes with Dune leather upholstery. Keep the tunes going with features like CD player. Support your spine with the power lumbar seats. Keyless entry makes it really convenient with a simple click for hands-free locking and unlocking. Interested? Call today and take it for a spin! Our motto - Where Friends Send Friends!!! Come visit our showroom today. We are located at 885 Hagerty Drive, Fremont, OH, 43420. Is this the car you've been looking for? Contact Debby at (419) 334-9751 or by e-mail at debbyg@advantagefordlincolnsales.com.


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Paxton, Mariners prep for chilly Minny weather
By Greg Johns
SAN FRANCISCO -- With a short turnaround before Thursday afternoon's series opener against the Twins at Target Field, Mariners starter James Paxton flew on ahead of the team on Wednesday to get rested and ready.The rest of the Mariners won't get to Minneapolis until likely 3 a.m. CT and will
SAN FRANCISCO -- With a short turnaround before Thursday afternoon's series opener against the Twins at Target Field, Mariners starter James Paxton flew on ahead of the team on Wednesday to get rested and ready.
The rest of the Mariners won't get to Minneapolis until likely 3 a.m. CT and will face a short turnaround after Wednesday's series finale against the Giants. But what Paxton and his teammates will have trouble preparing for is the mid-30s temperatures expected for game time on Thursday, with the thermometer expected to drop below freezing before the game ends.
"Everyone is playing in the same conditions," Paxton said. "Don't go out there and make excuses. It is what it is and just go get 'em. I'll just try to stay warm between innings."
The coldest at start time in Major League history is believed to be 23 degrees for a Rockies game against the Braves on April 23, 2013 at Coors Field. The Mariners have had some early season winter weather in their history as well, having four games snowed out to start their first road trip in Cleveland in 2007, and playing a game in Detroit with 36 degree first pitch and 15 mph winds in 2000.
Mariners manager Scott Servais said his club will deal with the weather when it gets to Minnesota, where the forecasted high for Saturday is 30 degrees with a low of 10, while Sunday's forecast for the final game of the series calls for a high of 31 with snow showers. There is a scheduled off-day in the middle of the three-game series on Friday, when a high of 25 and low of 9 is in the forecast.
But while Servais didn't want to look too far ahead, he does think Paxton will have some advantages in the chilly weather. One being that batters don't particularly enjoy facing upper 90s fastballs with freezing hands, as well as the fact that Paxton grew up in Ladner, B.C., and lived this offseason in Eau Claire, Wis.
"Pax owns a home in the upper Midwest in Wisconsin, so he was around it a little bit this winter," said Servais, who hails from LaCrosse, Wis. "He's looking forward to it. He says it'll be to his advantage. And he actually has a good point. I think it's better for the pitchers on those days."
Paxton said his winter preparation could help, but his coldest game on memory was actually in the Pacific Northwest.
"Probably one in Tacoma early in the season when it was raining and cold, so kind of double," he said. "Ladner is kind of like Seattle weather and we started a little late there, so it was usually in the 40s or something there. I've pitched and it was cold, but I don't remember ever pitching in the 30s."
Zunino progressing
Catcher Mike Zunino could come off the 10-day disabled list as early as this weekend, Servais said, as Zunino continues progressing from the left oblique strain he sustained the day before the season opener.
Zunino caught rehabbing right-hander Erasmo Ramirez in a simulated game on Tuesday with Triple-A Tacoma and Zunino could be in line for a Minor League rehab start -- likely with Double-A Arkansas to avoid cold weather -- before he's eligible to come off the DL by Saturday.
Servais said Ramirez -- sidelined since mid-February with a strained right lat muscle -- also came out of the workout without any issues and will now start building up in Minor League games. Ramirez will likely throw two innings or about 35 pitches in his first outing, then build up with a few starts before joining the Mariners.
Servais said he'd need to be ready to throw about 75-80 pitches before being ready to join the Mariners as their fifth starter, a role Ariel Miranda will fill initially when needed next Wednesday in Kansas City.
Left fielder Ben Gamel (strained right oblique) also took part in Tuesday's simulated game and he is expected to start his Minor League rehab on Thursday when Tacoma opens its season.
Greg Johns has covered the Mariners since 1997, and for MLB.com since 2011. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohnsMLB.


St Albans Sub Aqua Club (SASAC) are a water sports club in the heart of the city, providing facilities for scuba diving, swimming, snorkelling and underwater hockey.
Based at the Cottonmill Swimming Pool (ex-Lido), the club is now 50 years old and has expanded from purely scuba diving to providing training and facilities for various activites.
We are an active branch of BSAC (British Sub Aqua Club) diving association; we have facilities for experienced divers and welcome newcomers. We are a friendly bunch, with our own clubhouse and fantastic instructors. Dive trips are organised regularly throughout the year, mostly April – October.
We welcome divers from a wide range of other organisations e.g. PADI – simply join us and come diving. Should you wish to progress your training, a crossover course to BSAC is easy.


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Russian mechanical diving watch with central second hand for russian special forces 191 CH. This huge watch used by the soviet military and civil divers from 1970's to end of 1980's. Made by Zlatoust (Ural region of Russia) miltary watch factory. The sign on box: The order of the Ministry of Defense of USSR. Serial numbered on the back.The watch is based on unique mechanical (hand-winding, 15 jewels) movement. The watch with central second hand. Heavy case measures 60 mm (75 mm with crown) in diameter and 20 mm height. Removable protection grill. The crown is protected by a canteen screw and secured by a chain. Luminous numbers and hands. This watch is waterproof during at least one hour at a depth of uto 700 meters (~2300 foots). The case is closed and sealed with the glass ring screwed from the top. Heavy rubber strap(removable). Lugs - 22 mm. The watch with a strapis 260 gram weight. New and unused.


Welcome back to my weekly series, Retro Knox Designed! I'm very excited about this girly nursery totally designed around this hand painted carousel horse.
This 1984 S&S woodcarvers, hand carved, hand painted, carousel horse is an incredibly unique piece the set my mind spinning into a full blown nursery mode. My goal, in my interiors, is to include at least one unexpected piece. I love the bows, the colors of pink, blue, and gold, and the fact that it's hand carved.
A few chips in the paint for character.
I instantly wanted this wallpaper from domesticate. She's an incredible pattern designer and I basically love every design she creates.
If I had a good the nursery would "shine bright like a diamond." These hooks are just darling enough without being too baby.
Every mama needs a comfortable and good looking glider.
This dusty blue crib (affordable) pulls out the blue from the carousel horse.
Keeping with the equestrian vibe, without getting to literal and theme-y, let's add a leather mirror.
Classic floor lamp that could easily move to any room in the house.
Finally, let's add a traditional beautiful piece to this mix. You need the warmth against all the painted furnishings.
I just adore this nursery. And you get the design for free!
What do you think? Would you be interested in a carousel horse for your playroom, library, or nursery? It could be a fantastic heirloom piece.
To see the latest pieces at Retro Knox, be sure to follow them on Instagram.
once again, brilliant abby! i kinda need that leather mirror for myself!!
When I read that you didn't get your degree in design, I couldn't believe it. How do you come up with the most amazing rooms Every Single Time? Seriously, how do you do this?
is the dresser. I would probably just get a thrifted one. But only to save a little money. Otherwise, this room is perfect.
Abby, I sent you an email a few days ago regarding your e-design services. Just wondering if you received it or if it landed in your spam folder.


This property is located on the outskirts of the cathedral city of Wells, England's smallest city. The city is easily negotiable on foot and offers a great range of independent boutiques, pubs, delis, and restaurants, alongside the magnificent Gothic cathedral and adjoining Bishops Palace Gardens. Just outside the city, a short drive away, visitors will find Wookey Hole Caves, a complex of attractions not only including the caves themselves, but also a number of museums, a 4D cinema and a Victorian penny arcade. Venture further afield and visit to the beautiful Roman city of Bath, famous for its wealth of fine Roman and Georgian architecture. Bath also boasts a fine range of restaurants, boutique shops and wine bars.
This spectacular cottage, which has been recently renovated in 2018 with an eclectic twist but assuring traditional touches are kept offers the perfect boat hole for a couple's retreat. The magnificent open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the perfect back drop for catching up whilst cooking up a storm in the remarkable kitchen area. The kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, coffee machine and wine cooler. The fabulous lounge area has been fitted and furnished to a delightful standard, allowing you to light the wood burner and sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite programme on the Smart TV. After a long day, head up to the first floor where you will find the shower room, which consist of a shower and WC. Across the hall is the master bedroom, which has been tastefully furnished and offers a king-size bed.
This property also offers off-road parking for one car.


Ayan Mukherjee is the new change in Bollywood. First of all, his films are a brilliant combination of commerce and content. At first, he was the AD for Ashutosh Gowariker in the movie, Swades. Then he joined Karan Johar for his movie, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna.
As a result, he directed his first movie, Wake Up Sid. This is a coming -of age movie, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Konkona Sen Sharma as the lead actors. First of all, the movie shows Ranbir Kapoor as a lazy guy. He gets everything easily in life. He has two best friends. Also he loves photography. The movie also tries to portray Sid (Ranbir Kapoor) and his friendship with two other people. When he fails his exams but his friends gets through, he is shown as being jealous. Ayan Mukherjee has shown everything that we experience in our daily lives. He has combined commercial as well as critical aspects equally.
This movie focuses on every single aspects that are needed in a film. The film is commercially successful because of adding all the hit songs, the top actors and the fun dialogues. Secondly, it also shows the realities of every Indian families. Deepika's (Deepika Padukone) character is shown as a studious girl who always obeys her parents. However her extreme obedience makes her frustrated. She gets fed up with her "boring" life and escapes to join a travel group.
On the other hand, Ranbir Kapoor, Siddharth Roy Kapoor and Kalki Koechlin, are the popular cool buddies. They are already a part of the travel team to the Himalayas. It was a coincidence that they met Deepika who was actually their classmate in the school days. Deepika's character as a shy girl and the other three as cool are a perfect combination. The film shows different emotional turmoils faced by each of the characters and also on their love lives.
Ayan Mukherjee has done a brilliant job of combining both the elements in his two movies that has seen such a success both commercially and critically. Restricting only to one element is good but it will be difficult for every kind of people to relate to. Since movies are all about entertainment, lets enjoy entertainment that we face in our lives.


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Seeding the Clouds for a Brainstorm
Dr. Marilyn Brandt examines diseased coral.
Photo courtesy of University of Virgin Islands VI-EPSCoR.
The pressing need in the Virgin Islands is and has been about generating revenues. The government treasury has a deficit and its up to lawmakers to find the money to pay for expenses and obligations.
But ideas seem hard to come by, even harder to agree on. Take heart, decision makers, you are not alone. Research scientists working at the University of the Virgin Islands have been seeking ways to grow the economy since 2005.
They took another look at the subject at the 2017 VI-EPSCoR Annual Conference, held at the University of the Virgin Islands. The theme this year was "Transforming Research into Economic Development."
EPSCoR stands for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. VI-EPSCoR is one of 31 programs operating across the United States. One of the goals of the program is to apply the findings of locally-based research to bolster local economies.
In the Virgin Islands, most research work centers on marine science and oceanography.
The keynote speaker was Dr. Andy Burnett from the consulting group, Knowinnovation. He spoke about new findings in the area of scientific creativity.
Instead of relying on inspiration to spur creativity, researchers at Knowinnovation study the creative process and identify the steps that move an idea into the realm of reality, Burnett said.
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Deliberate creativity is fostered through the Sandpit Ideas Methodology, Burnett said. That method brings together different areas of research to work together in brief but intensive training sessions to form ideas and solve problems.
Knowinnovation has already introduced the Sandpit creativity method in Guadalajara, Mexico to explore possibilities in economic development.
The acting director for UVI's Center for Marine and Environmental Studies is Dr. Paul Jobsis. Speaking during a break in the conference Jobsis said the Virgin Islands may be on its way to making its own economic breakthrough.
A preliminary agreement between UVI and the Nature Conservancy, he said, may lead to creating a center for excellence in marine coral nursery research.
Scientists say widespread damage to reef systems worldwide, related to climate change, has generated thoughts about reef restoration. Coral nurseries could provide clues about the best way to bring dead and damaged reefs back to life, Jobsis said.
One such coral nursery was established in 2009 at Coral World Marine Park on St. Thomas with help from federal funding secured through the conservancy. As a first step in the new partnership the nurseries have been transferred to the university.
"That's just been happening in the last month or two. We have one Memorandum of Understanding and we are going to work on a more encompassing one," the CMES director said.
If the plan succeeds as envisioned, he said, economic benefits could follow.
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Could the Olympic 'security' zone encompass the entire City of Boston?
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Despite an open public records request seeking Boston's full Olympic bid and other documents related to the 2024 games held by Mayor Marty Walsh's office, the full proposal remains secret from the public. But in response to public demands for transparency, the private group behind the Olympic push held a press conference at which it unveiled some details about the bid. Notably, the budget remains secret.
Among the things the public learned from Boston 2024's selective presentation of its bid is the following, as written by the New York Times:
Of the 33 venues for the Games, 28 would be within a 10-kilometer radius, or a little more than six miles, in effect making Boston itself the Olympic Park.
A few weeks ago, the Guardian published a piece I co-wrote with ACLU of Massachusetts executive director Carol Rose, warning about civil liberties and rights violations likely to befall Boston if the games come to town. One of the things we warned about is that the area encompassing the Olympic village would be designated a "National Security Special Event" zone, where law abiding citizens are likely to lose a host of constitutional rights. According to the New York Times, that no-rights zone might well extend throughout the entire city and beyond, into Cambridge and other surrounding towns.
There's been plenty of talk about the colossal amount of money the government would spend on surveillance and policing for a 2024 games in Boston. Those measures are expected to cost over one billion dollars. But despite this extreme proposal, it appears as if we at the ACLU are among the only ones talking loudly about how such a massive expenditure on police and spy technologies will impact constitutional rights and liberties in our city and region. It's past time to get talking about these issues, particularly if the "special security" zone is going to encompass our homes, businesses, and communities, as the Times reports.
We have enough problems with unequal justice. Let's not let the Olympic bid make things worse.
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"To become better--to do a little good"
Frederic Ozanam live a short life in one of the most tumultuous periods of history. Born in the year of Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzip, Ozanam would witness two major political upheavals in France during his lifetime--The overthrow of the Bourbon Dynasty in the 1830 July Revolution and the end of Louis Philipp's "Bourgeois Monarchy" during the 1848 Revolutions. Committed to the principles of democracy, Ozanam favored a Republic that supported the poor, not just the rich. At the time of his death, however, France was once again an empire and once again ruled by a Napoleon. Louise Napoleon had been crowned Napoleon III in 1852.
In its quest for a lost greatness in the first half of the nineteenth century, France had not begun to address the many social problems which threatened her people. Tremendous economic and social changes brought ton by the transition from a predominantly rural and agricultural society to an urban and industrialized one threatened to disrupt French life, and were too often ineffectively addressed by governmental authorities.
Some groups of intellectuals, such as the followers of the Utopian Socialist, Saint-Simon, began to suggest ways to improve the condition of the poor by forming ideal societies of laborers. Such groups, however, were frequently severe critics not only of the government but also of the Catholic Church and of things religious. When only eighteen years of age, Ozanam attacked the teachings of Saint-Simon, because they gave the poor a false hood for, and an equally false path to a "better life." But that life was not based on Christian principles of mercy and love, was not infused with Christian faith, and was not improved by works of true charity.
Two years later in 1833, challenged by Saint-Simonians at the University of Paris to practice what he preached, Ozanam and some other like-minded students formed the Conference of Charity and held the charter meeting in May of that year. Starting with less than eight members, the conference membership soared to more than one hundred in 1834. It was Ozanam who believed that the original conferences must divide into more units in order to service better the needy. By 1835, the society had its own official rule and a new official name: The Society of Saint Vincent DePaul.
Throughout his life, Ozanam's simple hope was to "become better--to do a little good." After the deaths of his father (1837) and his mother (1839), therefore, Frederic considered seriously a vocation as a priest. In 1840, he abandoned a legal career and became a professor of literature at the Sorbonne. Though he immediately linked his life of studies to his life of charity, he did not do so as a priest. Introduced to Marie-Jos≠phine-Am≠lie Soulacroix by one of his mentors P≠re Noirot, Ozanam married her in 1841. Together husband and wife devoted themselves to the task of reconciling married life to a life of good works. By 1852 the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul could boast 2000 conferences, 500 of which were not in France.
Sickly since birth, Ozanam's health deteriorated in the years after 1847. While visiting Italy for health and inspiration in 1852, Ozanam was stricken and his family decided to return him to his home in France. But he never reached his destination, dying en route in Marseilles on September 8, 1853 at the young age of forty.
Frederic Ozanam was a model teacher, scholar, husband, and father. As a teacher and scholar, he was devoted to truth. From the time of his first challenge to live what he preached, Ozanam tried always to link the life of thought to a life of Christian action, and to help others do likewise. He wished to know his faith well and to live it fully. As a a husband, he was devoted to his wife, Am≠lie, whom he loved dearly for her support and trust. Together they lived a truly Christian married life of faith, hope, and love. As a father , he cherished his daughter Marie and, despite the demands on him, spent time nurturing and educating the daughter who was a joyous gift from God. In his work, in his family life, in his personal life, Ozanam was, and still remains, an exceptional model of a Christian life well-lived.
Ozanam leaves a lasting legacy to all of us. His dedication to social reform and Christian social justice continues to moves us deeply. His integration of his professional and spiritual life continues to challenges us daily. His example of simple and open leadership continues to guide us effectively. His belief in the relevancy of the Christian message to modern life continues to inspire us constantly. His Society of Saint Vincent de Paul continues his active work of Christian charity, precisely because his legacy is lasting.


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Has America forgotten to remember Remembrance Day?
Saturday night I had my friend Melinda over, along with her friend Jenny, in town from Sydney. Jenny noticed the portrait of Her Majesty, a commemorative token of the Diamond Jubilee, hanging in my apartment, complete with the flags of the Commonwealth countries. We got to talking about the ties that bind not just the Commonwealth, but the Anglosphere-our common language, common law, and common struggle against fascism in the 20th century. At one point, talking about Remembrance Sunday, Jenny asked that she be reminded to set an alarm so that she could observe a minute of silence for the ANZAC forces. It passed without a beat, but it left me something to mull, and raised Jenny very highly in my own estimation.
11 November is commemorated around the globe as a day of remembrance and reflection, of honoring the sacrifices of those who fought and fight for the freedom of humanity. It's the official end of the First World War, which was thought and hoped to be "the war to end all wars." History tells us it was, sadly, but the precursor to Europe's darkest days and Britain's finest hour. I'm always touched by the sombre, dignified memorials throughout the UK and Commonwealth, the tens of thousands of people who turn out at war memorials around Britain, regular folks who every year remind the world of the struggles for freedom, lest we forget.
I won't say that we Americans forget, but the horrors of the World Wars are certainly not as vivid in our national memory. Not to reduce this to cultural tropes, but it's always struck me that the normally reserved Brits offer more public displays of mourning than my compatriots. After all, we routinely wear our hearts on our sleeves and our flag on our lapels. Its not uncommon to walk up to a stranger in
Prime Minister David Cameron laying a wreath at the Cenotaph. (Photo by Matthew Lloyd for Getty Images)
uniform and thank her for her service or to buy a drink for the soldier at the bar. We sing the national anthem before every sporting event, pledge allegiance to the flag before the start of every school day, and unlike when the typical Brit sings "God Save the Queen," when an American says "God bless America," we mean it quite literally. So you'd think we'd have a more collective tradition of honouring our veterans.
Sure, the President routinely lays a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery. But if you Google "Veterans' Day Commemorations in Chicago," you don't turn up much of anything. Some museum exhibitions, a brunch at a zoo, but nothing on par with the solemn pomp in Britain. You'll see no crowds at war memorials, you'll hear few bells tolling at the 11th hour, and for the most part, people go on about their lives with little to no regard for what happened 95 years ago today.
That we don't really remember may explain why a nation so willingly swaddled in its own flag doesn't make more of an effort. It could be that America didn't experience the horrors of having its own cities obliterated. Maybe it's not the physical scars at all, but the psychological scars of a nation that was quite literally fighting for its very survival that keeps the horrors fresh in the British consciousness. Or perhaps it's simply that the scars of the World Wars have healed over, but that the memories of Vietnam and Iraq are still open wounds.
It's likely all of the above, but I think it's something more visceral, too, something intrinsic to the American character. If you take a look at Facebook, you'll see thousands of status' honouring American service personnel, often tagging the soldiers in our own lives, thanking them for their service. And that's not all so surprising. Americans are famed for that stubbornly individualistic streak, and
President Barack Obama laying a wreath at the Tom of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. (Photo by Mark Wilson for Getty Images)
perhaps that manifests itself most poignantly on this day. In so many ways, this is more fitting for the US. The poignancy of the British commemorations is that a nation so often shy of indulging in its own nationalism, for one day of the year, recognizes the valor of its soldiers and the sacrifices they made. As America shamelessly exploits its military to stoke patriotic fervor, what makes the British commemorations so powerful would make American commemorations feel trite, redundant, or disingenuous.
Besides, it's not Remembrance Day here. It's Veterans Day. The name itself invokes a sense of the soldier in the singular as opposed to a collective struggle. America, though fond of jingoistic displays, on this day takes a more reserved approach. We don't remember as a group, but as individuals, paying modest tribute to our own loved ones. We don't thank them all. But all of us thank them.
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Q: How to add 2 org.opencv.core.Point objects in Android? I'm new to OpenCV and Android. I'm tring to covert a C++ code to java
line( img_matches, scene_corners[0] + Point2f( img_object.cols, 0), scene_corners[1] + Point2f( img_object.cols, 0), Scalar(0, 255, 0), 4 );

this is the last part of it. Here, I replaced line with Core.line()
But now problem is adding these 2 points in the above code.
scene_corners[0] + Point2f( img_object.cols, 0)

I replaced (scene_corners[0],Point2f( img_object.cols, 0)) with
scene_corners.get(0),new Point(img_object.cols(),0)

Since both are org.opencv.core.Point type objects, these types of operations are not supported. Any way to convert this. Please help me. Thank you in advance.

A: The first thing to note is that the second and third parameters to Core.line must be points.
In your replacement, you removed the addition symbol (+). Hmm. I don't think you can do that if you are converting the code line for line.
The get method appears to return a Point, but you'll need to print the object out to make sure or just look at the variable definition for scene_corners. Use this to try printing it out:
System.out.println(scene_corners.get(0));

If it's a Point object, then you can add it to your point by taking each component of the Point and adding it to the corresponding component in the added to Point. Assume Point A and B with components 0 and 1.
P(A) + P(B) = P(A0+B0, A1+B1)
Here, I am assuming that scene_corners.get(0) has x and y properties:
line(
    img_matches,
    new Point(
        img_object.cols() + scene_corners.get(0).x,
        0 + scene_corners.get(0).y),
    new Point(
        img_object.cols() + scene_corners.get(1).x,
        0 + scene_corners.get(1).y),
    Scalar(0, 255, 0),
    4
);

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Can you feel the awakening like I can? I can't really explain it but the spiritual atmosphere feels different right now. Our people are waking up to the truth of who we are and it's happening faster than many of us ever expected. We've seen the shootings of unarmed black men and women, and each and every time we can feel it. It's gotten to the point that I can no longer watch the videos. I just read the stories and the comments because I'm tired of seeing the images of our people being destroyed and the destroyers getting away with it.
It's time for ALL of our people to wake up!
It's time for ALL of us to wake up at least one person!
It's time we turn back to The Most High and end our captivity!
When I first started this site, I never dreamed it would reach so many people. I thought maybe a few hundred people per month max, but last month (January 2018) 60,000 people visited this site and I'm expecting over 100,000 visits this month. God is good. I've gotten the hate emails (tons of hate mail), but I've also gotten a lot of good feedback from people seeking the truth without some of the controversial doctrine that comes from some of the other sources. I'd like to thank everyone that has shared and that will share everything this month. Please keep sharing and waking up the rest of our brothers and sisters. Stay strong because our redemption draweth nigh.
Would you be interested in writing for Black History In The Bible.com?
My YouTube Channel has been dormant for a couple of years, but that ends this month. I'll be adding a mind blowing study centered around black history and the Bible. If you haven't already subscribed to my YouTube channel, make sure you do so you don't miss it. Click here to subscribe.
BlackHebrewz.com will have hours and hours and hours of video from ministers King, Keith, and many more added to it. There will also be tons of new maps, quotes, and other pieces of evidence that proves the Bible had its origin with people of color and not Europeans as many people wrongly assume.
Over a dozen new studies will be released on BlackHistoryInTheBible.com and MinisterFortson.com. If you like to really dig in and chew on the word, you don't wanna miss any of these. Make sure you subscribe to both sites so you don't get left out. And please remember to click your confirmation link in your email or you won't get the updates.
The Awakening Bible is now back on track, a large portion of the Old Testament has been completely added, and so will several other books throughout the month. The site is being restructured, but you can watch all of the changes happen in real time whenever you want to drop by. Feel free to add links, commentary, video, and more to "The Wokest Study Bible On The Planet".
I'm doing away with study series across all sites. Instead, I'll be combining all parts into one single study. Whenever I update the study with new information, I'll send it back out. Doing it this way will help avoid repeating and duplicating information. This means no more searching for other parts to see if you missed them.
So from this point on if you receive an email update with a study you've read before, it means that I've updated it with new information and you should check it out again.
African Cities In The Bible – A complete list of cities built by descendants of Ham .
Bible Dictionary – A centralized dictionary for the entire network. Some entries have pics, links, and more to help you get further in your studies.
Gods and Goddesses of The Bible (coming soon)- Contains a list of all of the gods and goddesses mentioned in scripture, what they do, and where they're found in scripture.
From Creation To Christ (coming soon) – A visual timeline of Biblical events leading up to the birth resurrection of Christ.
Trees, Rivers, and Other Landmarks (coming soon) – This will be exactly what it sounds like. The initial page will be released with 5 – 10 entries, but will be updated regularly until all are added.
Animals In The Bible (coming soon)- Self explanatory.
I'm not going to give you the links to most of these, which means you'll just have to find them naturally as you study. These additions are just the tip of the iceberg.
All additional resources will be linked directly to words in the Bible, so you simply click anything you want to know more about. Clicking a word or phrase will lead you to maps, videos, commentaries, in depth studies, and more.
Additional resources are focused on providing the truth about race, ethnicity, history, culture, and origin of the Hebrew people. You will not find any doctrine that promotes a European Israel or European Christ.
Additional resources are added weekly and updated regularly, which means that you will always have access to the freshest and most up to date information available.
Tons of resources. Each new study released on Black History In The Bible and Minister Fortson will be linked to a word in the Bible as a resource. The same will be done with links, maps, quotes, and images added to the Black Hebrewz website. As these sites grow, so will the resources of TASB.
More video studies. As you read you'll notice some chapters have drop down boxes containing videos that go more in depth on a topic. Over 100 of these are planned for this year and they'll be chosen from some of the top teachers on YouTube. You'll be able to click the drop down box, watch the video, close the drop down box, and continue reading uninterrupted.
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This time around it is important that we take control of our own information, our own education, and what we are teaching our Hebrew brothers and sisters in Christ. Eurocentric teaching of scripture is what led to our entire nation being deceived, and this can't continue to happen.
Why Is This Time Around So Important?
Unbeknownst to many people within the mainstream Christian community, there has been a mass awakening taking place. Those of us in the know are very aware that Christianity is going through a huge schism in light of recent discoveries and research being pushed out faster than ever thanks to the internet.
Kum-Ba-Yah – That's a Hebrew song.
Slave Ship Ledgers – Full of Hebrew names.
Maps Before 1750 – All show Judah on "the slave coast" of Africa.
The internet has finally given us the opportunity to communicate with each other across the world, making it easier for us to share both knowledge and resources.
We have been desperately trying to get back to the source, but we lost our way for a while. Now that we've found it again, we need to help the others find their way back too, and that's just the way it is. We who are awake MUST be better about waking up others.
Let's not tell the sleeping to "do your research". Let's have links ready to share.
Let's not tell the sleeping "you need to wake up". Let's show them evidence that will wake them up.
Let's not be impatient that they aren't learning or waking up as fast as we'd like them to.
The Awakening is not about keeping what we find to ourselves. It's about sharing it with everyone we know, even if they aren't receptive to it at first. We only get one shot at this life, and when we stand before The Most High, we'll know that we did our best to wake our people up, and didn't just leave them spiritually stranded without a clue.
Why Does Any of It Even Matter?
The Bible prophesied 400 years of captivity in a strange land controlled by the Gentiles. The Bible refers to that land as "The Daughter of Babylon", "Mystery Babylon", "Egypt", and a few other names. While I can't speak for everyone, I can say that for myself, looking into America as "The Daughter of Babylon" was due to reading the work of several white researchers. There are quite a few white researchers that believe the theory, which also points to something bigger than many of them may have intended. According to the prophet Jeremiah, it is "The Daughter of Babylon" that enslaved "The Daughter of My People".
If "The Daughter of Babylon" is indeed America, 2019 may have some huge implications.
If "The Daughter of My People" are indeed black people in America, 2019 may have some huge implications.
This is why understanding who's who in the Bible is so important. In order to recognize where we are on the prophetic clock, we need to look into subjects regardless of how controversial or unpopular we sound.
America is entering it's 400th year of Hebrew slavery.
America is acknowledging we've been here captive for 400 years.
It may be nothing or it MAY BE EVERYTHING!!!
"His race doesn't matter." – If it doesn't matter they wouldn't have changed his race in the first place.
"It's not about that." – If it's not about that they wouldn't have changed his race in the first place.
"Salvation isn't based on race." – Somehow Christ being black suddenly makes him exclusionary.
The fact is if it is written on the pages of the Bible, it definitely matters. Anyone saying it doesn't is a liar. God knows better than us what does and doesn't matter… and it is my opinion that if it didn't matter, he would've left it unsaid.
True Israel awakens to the fact that the world has been lied to about who they really are.
The Gentiles awaken to the fact that the world has been lied to about who they really are.
Much of what we've been led to believe about the history of the world is false. I believe that the deception is bigger than humans and goes all the way back to the "five I Wills".
Make no mistake, the enemy can read the Bible too. He's had since the beginning of it's writing to figure out as much of it as he could. He has long understood that Israel has the power to call God. They did it in Egypt when the oppression was too much, they did it in Babylon, to the Medes, the Persians, the Greeks, and the Romans… and they all fell. Every nation that has touched Israel has fallen, and if the prophesies are true, Israel is about to awaken, remember who we are, and call back The Most High one last time to pour out judgement on the nations.
For those of you that want to play a part, but don't write, run a website, or don't feel ready to share what you know in person, please feel free to share any and all studies found on any of the sites in The Awakening Network. If you lead even one person to the truth, you've done your part.
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Each study is packed with links to additional resources for further study.
Each study is designed to inspire the reader to keep looking for the truth.
With that said, please enjoy this Black History Month and feel free to leave any comments, questions, suggestions, etc. anywhere on the network.
Dante my brother, I have done a bit of digging about "slave names" and I came across this site that give the names of some of our ancestors. http://www.slavevoyages.org/resources/names-database.
I hope this might be of some use to the journey that we are on.
I've seen pictures of a white jesus all my life.As i got older found out that the Messiah was dark skin. Also that if the Messiah is not white then why would He have a white name .In my study along the road of life.I've found that the name given to the Father and Son were not Hebrew names but names that the white man has given to the Creator in a way for the children of the Most High to forget His true name.god,jesus, lord, christ are not the names of The most loving caring Father who love us.I feel that using pagan names instead of the true name dishonors our Father.May all be bless who seeks His will. I'm not trying to step on anybody toes just trying to share what i've learned in life because i know He's coming soon.400 years are almost up.


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Besiktas respond to Man Utd interest in Wout Weghorst
Besiktas director Ceyhun Kazanci has provided an update on the future of loanee Wout Weghorst amid interest from Manchester United.
90min understands United are in the transfer market for a new forward and have held talks with parent club Burnley about the possibility of taking over Weghorst's loan.
Turkish media have since taken the striker's goal celebration in Besiktas' 2-1 win at home to Kasimpasa on Saturday, in which he appeared to wave goodbye to fans, as evidence that he is nearing a move to Old Trafford.
But speaking after that victory, Besiktas chief Kazanci revealed his confusion at this celebration and insists they have not heard from Burnley or United about a deal.
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"I don't understand why Weghorst said goodbye to the fans, why he made such a move," Kazanci said. "He is our football player right now. Our contract expires at the end of the season.
"If Manchester United or any other team wants Weghorst, they will meet with Burnley anyway. Burnley will then contact us and discuss the terms of separation. If we accept, the contract will be terminated. Otherwise, it will go on until the end of the season.
"He can't just go. There will have to be a reward for us to approve the separation. I'll give an example. Burnley told us, 'We made a deal with this team for Weghorst. We give you half of the transfer fee'. This may be a different condition. Then we'll sit down and talk."
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I've not tried a case all year and I'd forgotten how tiring it is. We're most of the way through the State's case, a couple more witnesses tomorrow. And I'm second chair, which means all of the stress and most of the work is being carried by my first chair and court chief, commonly known as EDLF (see Monday's post and figure out why).
The thing is, every moment you have to be paying attention because even when you think you know what a witness is going to say, might say, you have to be prepared that he will say something else. And that happens . . . a lot. People are unpredictable and fallible, as are memories. So, what they think they saw back when the alleged crime occurred may not be quite the same as what they now think they remember seeing.
Which is why I like video evidence.
But I will say one thing, and I think I've said it before: trying a case with professional, respectful, and talented lawyers on the other side make a trial so much easier. The guys on the other side of this one qualify, thank heavens.
I'll check in when I get to the far side of this trial, and maybe even ask them for their opinion and a guest blog. They're very eloquent, so I'm sure they can write pretty well, too.
And now I shall go relax, maybe watch some World Cup. That's a lot less stressful now that my dear Three Lions of England went out of the tournament with a whimper. . . .


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James Fenton
March 4, 1993 Issue
Toward the end of 1989 and the beginning of 1990, someone was bugging the British Royal Family and taping their conversations. Three recordings are known about. One (unpublished) indicated that the Duke and Duchess of York's marriage was on the rocks. Another, the Squidgy tape, showed that the Princess of Wales had a lover, James Gilbey, while the third, the Camillagate tape, recorded a torrid amorous conversation between the Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker-Bowles, a married woman with three children to one of whom the prince is godfather.
Virtually every nongovernmental expert who has looked into the history of these recordings has suggested the following story: the recordings were made professionally, were enhanced to improve audibility, and were then rebroadcast on frequencies which could easily be picked up by amateur radio buffs. They were broadcast more than once, and copies of the tapes were later left anonymously in various newspaper offices: obviously the "publisher" of the tapes had no interest in blackmail or financial gain. Fingers have been pointed in the direction of some hypothetical disaffected employee of General Communications Headquarters at Cheltenham, the security organization best equipped for the task.
The press has a motive for emphasizing the security aspect of the scandal, being in the thick of a struggle over the introduction of privacy laws. The government, at least in public, has dismissed the GCHQ mole theory: to admit that Sandringham might have been bugged is to go some way toward admitting that the tapes are genuine. There is still a half-hearted attempt to cling to the convention that nothing has been proved, even though, on the essential points, nothing has been denied either.
The security aspect of the affair, pooh-poohed by the Home Secretary, seems to me extremely interesting. For years people in Britain believed there were scandals to come out about Harold Wilson and Edward Heath; eventually we learned from Peter Wright and Spycatcher that these stories came from politically motivated members of the security services. They were fabrications. In this case the material appears to everyone to be genuine. The Sunday Telegraph, which of course did not print the Camillagate tape, gave an extremely helpful gloss on some of its obscurer contents, so that for the mere price of two Sunday papers last weekend you could work out exactly who was bonking whom on which great estate, and with whose connivance.
This was one impressive feature of the Camillagate tape: it opened the eyes of the lower and middle classes to what was really going on at night in our country. It explained to us what very fast cars, motorways, and great houses are for. While we are safely tucked up in bed, the aristocracy is driving hundreds and hundreds of miles for a boff or a bonk or whatever you like to call it. And listen to the beauty of the dialogue, as they contemplate the next assignation:
CAMILLA: …But I thought as an alternative perhaps I might ring up Charlie.
—— March 4, 1993 ——
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Eagle offers the outdoor enthusiasts plenty places to explore. As you travel down Brush Creek, the southern most part of Eagle, you will past Adam's Ridge. As Brush Creek continues south, you will see lush greenery and creeks. One of your destinations may be Sylvan Lake. It is a camper's delight with the beautiful lake and gorgeous views. Even before you reach Sylvan Lake you will find many areas to hike. This area is a great adventure!
Eagle has a variety of neighborhoods. The affordability factor is a draw for many. Here you can find single family homes with a nice yard for under a half a million. You will also find gorgeous golf course homes. Each neighborhood has its own uniqueness. Depending upon your preferences, you should easily be able to find a home that is just right for you!


The first day I walked into Oscar Wilde's home, or the ACD campus, I felt a sense of reassurance. Despite the fact that I had just arrived in a country I had previously never visited , I felt that I belonged here. The atmosphere that surrounds the American College Dublin, allows for an easy transition for students of an international background. When I was growing up, my father served in the US Air Force, which meant I moved every four years and had lived in three different continents by the time I was 12. Because I've spent a majority of my life living as an expat and being exposed to different cultures, I knew I needed to find a college that would encourage that same diversity. While I was studying my first year of college in Paris in 2014, I was lucky to find a brochure of ACD online. I decided that ACD had the international environment that I love to be around and so I made the spontaneous decision to transfer. This decision was probably one of the best decisions I have ever made. The confluence of events that followed, such as creating my first magazine, gaining new insight of the academic world, and having the opportunity to meet lifelong friends, would never have happened if I hadn't decided to transfer to ACD.
The magic of ACD, truly lies in the small class sizes and the colleges open door policy. By only having a handful of students per class, students are able to have more one on one interactions with our professors and have the opportunity to have more in-depth feedback about our work. For many students that have come to ACD from America, they understand the importance and benefits of small classes. Considering the average college class size in the US can fill an entire auditorium, this leaves US professors with little time for their students. On the other hand, ACD's open-door policy ensures my classmates benefit from ongoing constructive interactions with ACD faculty members. We are able to stop by whenever we have trouble with something academic or personal, and even if we just want a chat.
My time at ACD was fast paced and fun. I studied for the Master of BusinessStudies in International Business. The course was very interesting though quite demanding at times. I found the lecturers to be motivated, friendly and very helpful. They each draw on their own practical experience when lecturing which adds great insight to the subject and certainly contributed to my graduating with a first class honours award.
Following my graduation from the Masters of Business Studies course I was assigned to help manage the Ireland Pavilion at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai by the Department of An Taoiseach. I also co-founded Horizon Business Consulting to provide assistance to companies that want to establish networks and build business relationships in China, and assist overseas companies who wish to gain a foothold in Irish and European markets. Our client base includes companies from Ireland, China and Canada. Through Horizon Business Consulting I have gained extensive overseas experience, working on projects based in China and Canada.
I have recently started studying for the first round of FE1 exams and hope to train as a Solicitor. At Horizon Business Consulting we pride ourselves on being a knowledge based company. I aim to use the knowledge gained from qualifying as a solicitor to strengthen my company and widen the remit of our service offering. I am a director of the Shanghai Ireland Association and an active member of the Ireland China Association. I hope, going forward, to be better able to serve the Chinese community in Ireland and continue to encourage synergy between Ireland and China in terms of business and culture.
When my studies took me to this small college on the edge of Merrion Square in 2005, I did not know what to expect. The three-year Bachelor of Arts degree in international business was characterized by an abundance of nationalities, small lectures, caring lecturers who know you by your first name and, of course, hilarious parties and functions.
ACD has a truly family-like atmosphere. Everyone pulls together to make things happen. First and foremost, I learned to make difficult things seem easy. For example, in 2008 an invitation arrived for an ACD soccer team to play at a tournament in Berlin. President Donald Ross told me he would try to get sponsorship for the event if I was able to get a team together.
Well, we got a team together and President Ross got us the sponsorship. What we ended up with was more than anyone could have hoped for: the entire trip was paid for and we are talking about flights, jerseys, accommodation, food, transport. We ended up with an entire weekend of international soccer and culture.
The lecturers really cared and would try a lot of things to help individual students out whenever they could. There was an "open door" policy, encouraging students to visit a lecturer's office and shoot questions at him or her.
After four years at ACD I was surprised they still had their doors on their hinges. The amount of times we students ran in those doors with a groundbreaking idea, last minute assignments, incredible revelations about oneself and truly heart-breaking excuses for why one could not make it to college the other day, surely left their mark on those doors, yet the lecturers were always there for us.
To sum it up, four years at ACD provided a solid education from lecturers who care.
Right now I live in Munich (Germany) and am working for the Hilton Hotels Group, where I am hoping to get a trainee program to become a general manager.


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Forget Twitter. COBOL is where it's at.
The most successful technology isn't always what the media is talking about or what Silicon Valley VCs are funding: it can be the boring old tech that makes the trains run on time.
Matt Asay
All the hipsters in Silicon Valley talk about PHP, Twitter, and Web 2.0. But recent surveys show that kids can't be bothered to use Twitter.
Meanwhile, COBOL, one of the industry's oldest programming languages, still "equates to 80 percent of the world's actively used code," according to Stephen Kelley of Micro Focus.
COBOL? Really?
Yes, really. COBOL keeps chugging because, as John Willis suggests, it continues to power the boring (but essential) software like CICS (Customer Information Control System). Not very sexy, but when you think about life for more than a nanosecond, most of what makes life work is the transportation, finance, health care, etc. systems that don't make waves but do make our lives more efficient.
This is why the hot jobs in the cold economy center on "old" programming languages like Java and .Net. They're not cool. They're essential.
I've grown to love Twitter, but I'm not waiting for it to change the world. My demographic (25- to 45-year-olds working in technology) believes it's changing the world, starting with the ushering in of a new age of Iranian democracy. But as Foreign Policy points out, Twitter does as much to help crush dissidents and spread misinformation as it helps to remedy things.
In other words, it's really no different from the old technology, except that it does a better job getting into the news.
In sum, forget the hype. While we think technology runs at breakneck speed, the reality is that technology adoption does not. It's simply impossible, especially for enterprises, to adopt new technology at the pace at which it is developed and released.
This is why, for example, companies pay Red Hat to make Linux move more slowly with an 18-month release schedule. Innovation is great, but many enterprises prefer to get innovation on the drip.
Even when people, usually consumers, do quickly adopt technology, this is often a sign that it will be dropped quickly, too. Consider MySpace. Once on top of the world, it's now hemorrhaging market share to Facebook, which in turn will likely evaporate in the face of The Next Big Thing.
I suspect that the longer the adoption period for technology, the longer it tends to stick around. If I invest a lot of time and money in an IT purchase, I'm less likely to drop it quickly.
I'm not suggesting that Web scripting languages like PHP aren't big, or that Twitter is irrelevant. I'm just saying that the reality of what sells today is often very different from what gets funded today in Silicon Valley.
Linux is now old hat and safe, which is precisely why the value of Linux skills has risen 50 percent in the job market. The same holds true for open source, generally: now that it's old hat, enterprises can't adopt it fast enough.
If you're looking for funding from customers rather than from VCs, you might want to consider that boring, old technology that keeps the lights on but doesn't light up the sky.
Follow me on Twitter @mjasay.
Discuss: Forget Twitter. COBOL is where it's at.


Keio University SFC is situated in Fujisawa, a scenic city located near the historic sites and sightseeing attractions of Kamakura, Yokohama and Tokyo. Once a weekend getaway for affluent Tokyo residents, Fujisawa has evolved into a hub that combines the best features of urban and rural life. Its moderate climate, proximity to beaches and relaxed pace of life provide students with a serene ambiance for their studies, while its excellent restaurants and cafes give welcome refreshment in the off hours. Trains from Fujisawa connect to Shinkansen bullet trains, by which Kyoto, Nagano, Osaka and Nagoya can be reached.
the electronic gadgets and anime/manga cultures of Akihabara, the glitz of Ginza, and the trendsetting districts of Shibuya and Harajuku, Tokyo's offerings are endless.
Located at the center of the Shonan resort area, the small island of Enoshima is a short trip from SFC. Vast crowds visit the island in the warmer months and relax on the nearby beaches. Many come to see the mysterious Iwaya caves, and enjoy the spectacular views of Sagami Bay and nearby Mt. Fuji.
in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. The Japanese have been coming here for centuries to soak in the soothing, therapeutic waters, while enjoying the surrounding nature and views of nearby Mt. Fuji.
Kamakura is a quiet coastal town dotted with temples, shrines and historical monuments dating back to the end of the 12th century. The town is home to the Great Buddha, a 13th-century bronze statue that is the second largest of its kind in Japan. Kamakura also features hiking trails and beaches.
At 3,776 meters, Mt. Fuji is Japan's highest mountain. This dormant volcano, internationally recognized as the classic symbol of Japan, was selected as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013. An estimated 300,000 people climb to the summit each year. On a clear day, the mountain can be seen from hundreds of kilometers away, but the best views are from the five lakes at its base, where camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities may be enjoyed.
Tokyo Disney Resort, which marked its 30th anniversary in 2013, is the most visited theme park in Japan and the third most visited in the world: in 2010, cumulative visitors since its opening topped 500 million. The opening of Disney Sea in 2001 added more than 50 hectares of attractions to the resort.
Originally a quiet fishing village, Yokohama became the historical center of foreign trade in Japan after the 1853 arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry opened the country to global commerce. Today, Yokohama's population of 3.7 million makes it one of the largest cities in the country. Vestiges of the city's past, combined with its prominent Chinatown, give Yokohama a distinctly international feel. It also boasts the chic Motomachi shopping district and Landmark Tower, the tallest building in Japan.
is considered one of the best spots in Japan for swimming, surfing, golf, and touring. The islands and inlets near its southern coast are ideal for scuba diving, swimming with dolphins, and other aquatic activities.


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Home > A memorable affair
Published:Sunday | April 11, 2010 | 12:00 AM
Janet Silvera, Senior Gleaner Writer
Jody Smith-Hussey made a majestic entrance on horseback and later sailed off in a speedboat with her 'prince', Carl Hussey, shortly after exchanging vows at the Emerald Escape Resort in Montego Bay, Saturday, March 27.
The final stop was a fabulous honeymoon suite at the Grand Palladium Resort and Spa in Hanover.
Having returned home from the United Kingdom with a master's degree in marketing from the University of Wales and a 'master' in shining armour, Carl - Red Stripe's new face in western Jamaica - Jody Hussey's mother, Juliet Smith-McFarlane's, gift to her daughter was an unforgettable fairy-tale wedding.
The 7:30 a.m. event was officiated by the bride's stepfather, the Reverend Dr Adrian McFarlane, while the groom's parents, Carlton and Yvonne Hussey, watched in awe.
The bride's aunt, Digicel's Joy Clarke, read what she described as the wedding story of a 'prince' and 'princess' who met in a 'chicken shop' in the United Kingdom, fell in love months later, then tied the knot after three years of commitment.
"As Jody stood there in an unfamiliar country, she felt a gloomy sense of desperation to go back to her homeland to the comfort of her 'palace'. Shaking herself back into reality, 'Princess' Jody reminded herself that it was her own choice to travel far away to pursue her studies. Now, as she looked at herself in the chicken shop, she laughed at the irony; how she longed for a little freedom to explore the world, make her own choices and take responsibility - and then she saw him - a fine lad. Something about him captivated her attention, their eyes met and she found herself blushing under the glare of his gaze," read Clarke.
The 'chicken shop' was the first meeting, but fate would have it, the two crossed paths again.
The rest is history!
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Birmingham, Aug 4 (CRICKETNMORE): Young left-arm pacer Sam Curran, who starred with an all-round show to help England beat India by 31 runs in the first Test here on Saturday, revealed he tried to replicate the way Virat Kohli batted with the tail in the first innings.
The 20-year-old, playing only his second Test match, then struck a gritty 63 off 65 balls to take his side out of the woods, much like visiting skipper Kohli did by scoring a majestic 149 in India's first essay as all other batsmen fell around him.
"To be honest, I looked to learn from how Virat batted with the tail in the first innings," Curran said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
England managed to set India a target of 194 riding Curran's tenacious rearguard action. Eventually, Kohli's 51 fell short as England won the 31 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the five match rubber.
"I spoke to Kumar (Sangakkara) the other day in the hotel and he told me a thing or two about batting with the tail and was lucky it all came off the middle in the end," Curran added.
With the ball, Curran was superb too, returning career-best figures of 4/74 in the first dig to shave off India's topo order.
"I can't take it all at the moment. It is all very special and feels like a dream," said the Northampton-born younger brother of Tom Curran.
"Just couldn't get any sleep last night. Obviously when Jimmy (Anderson) took Karthik out first up it gave us a lot of confidence.
"Luckily for (Ben) Stokesy, he got a perfect spell this morning and changed it for us. I just try to take it like another game, but it is quite hard with the Barmy Army chanting out there, but I look to take it all in and am trying to learn in only my second game," Curran said describing the emotions during the fourth day's play when the match was on a knife's edge.
India needed 84 to win with Kohli and stumper Dinesh Karthik still at the crease while resumign the day at 110/5. But Anderson removed Karthik in the first over of the day and later Stokes got the better of Kohli and Pandya.
"This (Test cricket) is what I always wanted -- playing Test cricket in front of these big crowds, with these guys I have grown up watching and I am looking to learn everything I can from guys like Jimmy, Broad, Stokes everyday," Curran signed off.


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