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T-Mobile Dance Flashmob in London
T-Mobile in the UK has launched an advertising campaign with the aid of a flash mob dancing in London's Liverpool Street Station. At 11.00 am, on Thursday 15th January, 350 dancers surprised commuters passing through the railway station. The three minutes of synchronized dancing was captured on ten hidden television cameras, edited and premiered during an entire ad break in Celebrity Big Brother on Channel 4, at 9 pm on Friday 16th January.
Lysa Hardy, head of brand and communications at T-Mobile, said: "'Dance' brings to life the fact that there are often unexpected, wonderful, exciting things that happen that you want to be able to share with your friends and family.
The YouTube Channel
The T-Mobile Life is For Sharing YouTube channel features the 3 minute video, a shortened version, a teaser, footage from the rehearsal (done at night) and reactions from the public. Members of the public are invited to create their own dance videos to share with others, or just watch great dance videos from the world of YouTube in the Dance Hall of Fame.
The T-Mobile Dance campaign was developed at Saatchi & Saatchi, London, by copywriter Steve Howell, art directors Paul Silburn, Kate Stanners, Rick Dodds, and agency producer Ed Sayers.
Filming was shot by Australian director Michael Gracey via Partizan, London, with director of photography Tim Maurice Jones and producer Russell Curtis.
Editor was Diesel Schwarze. Post production was done at The Mill, London, by producer Matt Williams, colourist Paul Harrison, lead Flame artist Andrew (Barnsley) Woods, and Flame artist Jonathan Westley.
Dancing was arranged by Australian choreographer Ashley Wallen, London.
Audio post production was done at 750mph, London.
The eight music tracks used in the Dance spot were "Shout" (Lulu, 1964), "The Only Way is Up" (Yazz, 1988), "Dontcha" (Pussycat Dolls, 2007), "Blue Danube Waltz" (Johann Strauss, 1867), "Get Down on It" (Kool & The Gang, 1981), "Since You've Been Gone" (Rainbow, 1979), "My Boy Lollipop" (Millie Small, 1964), and "Do You Love Me?" (Contours, 1962).
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Cartoon of Serena Williams not racist: Australia watchdog
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A cartoon published in an Australian newspaper that depicted tennis star Serena Williams having a temper tantrum at the US Open last year was not racist, Australia's media watchdog said on Monday. The caricature of an angry Williams - with exaggerated lips and tongue and a wild plume of curly hair rising above her head as she stomped on her tennis racket - was condemned as racist by civil rights leaders, celebrities and fans. Melbourne's Herald Sun newspaper and cartoonist Mark Knight denied the image was racist. The Australian Press Council said on Monday the cartoon did not breach its standards of practice. "The Council considers that the cartoon uses exaggeration and absurdity to make its point, but accepts the publisher's claim that it does not depict Ms. Williams as an ape, rather showing her as 'spitting the dummy'," the council said, using an Australian phrase for a child having a temper tantrum. The image was "a non-racist caricature familiar to most Australian readers," the council said in a statement. The newspaper said the cartoon was intended as a lampoon of the tennis star's angry exchanges with chair umpire Carlos Ramos at the US Women's Singles final in New York. Williams clashed with Ramos over penalties she thought she did not deserve and ultimately lost to Naomi Osaka. The U.S.-based National Association of Black Journalists said at the time the cartoon was "repugnant on many levels" and "not only exudes racist, sexist caricatures of both women, but Williams' depiction is unnecessarily sambo-like." "Sambo," a derogatory term for a black person, is the name of a folkloric figure usually depicted with an exaggerated mouth and an ape-like stance. The Council acknowledged that some readers found the cartoon offensive. "However ... there was a sufficient public interest in commenting on behaviour and sportsmanship during a significant dispute between a tennis player with a globally high profile and an umpire at the US Open final," it said.
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The South Down Way is popular with mountain bikers, a dramatic ridge that runs from Winchester all the way to Eastbourne through rich landscape, rolling green fields, chocolate-box villages and never that far from the coast.
Earlier in the week I visited Brighton resident Rob Dean, an enduro specialist who knows all about the South Downs Way. In 2010 he became the latest mountain biker to join a very small elite group of people who have ridden the South Downs Double – to ride from Winchester to Eastbourne and back again – in less than 24-hours. And on a bike with no gears too.
Inspired by this visit, I decided it's time to get familiar with such a popular trail. I'll admit to only having ridden small sections of the public byway, and most of that was in the MaXx Exposure night ride a few years ago, an 80 mile romp from Eastbourne as the sun sets to Petersfield.
I'll admit here, for the first time, that I want to ride the South Downs Double, though my target is a more realistic one, anything inside 24-hours will put a smile on my face. Having only ridden it a couple of times, I decided, following a conveniently appointed meeting in East Sussex, to park the car at the top of Ditchling Beacon and ride a fair chunk.
The South Downs Way is stunning. I pointed the bike East and followed the chalky trail as close to Eastbourne as I could – light permitting because I'd set off a little later than planned and didn't have any lights on the bike, only the knowlegde that the sun sets close to 9pm.
It's a tough route. With a tail wind, the ride to Eastbourne begins very fast, hurtling along chalky double track, down snaking singletrack, across the edge of fields following yet more fields, scattering the dopey sheep by shouting ahead to them. The closer to Eastbourne you get, with the sea a visible sight over your right shoulder, the tougher the riding gets.
Long draggy climbs that have me in my lowest gear typify this stretch of the trail. It doesn't get any easier when I turn around either. Now with a strong wind in my face, the first few miles of my return route are incredibly tough. I down a few more gels. Negative thoughts creep into my mind, but I quickly try to banish them. I push on. I'm racing the setting sun back to Ditchling.
The hills slowly become less steep, and the pace creeps up. Head down, I push on, turning the pedals over at a good pace. But a spanner in the works. A huge navigational blunder (actually my second of the ride). I'd set out planning to see how easy it is to ride the route just following the blue direction signs. Quite tricky it turns out.
They're small, located on posts often placed out of view in covered by overgrowing hedgerows. Sighting them when you've got your head down is a challenge. Fortunely the Garmin Edge 800 on my bars comes to the rescue, and after a long detour (I missed a turn, getting carried away on a fast gravel track), I'm back on the South Downs Way proper.
I meet all sorts of mountain bikers when I'm out. It's appraisingly busy for a Friday afternoon. I bump into a friendly pair from the Isle of Wight, who have ridden from Winchester today. They ask how far to Eastbourne. 30km I tell them. They too are experiencing navigational issues, even with a SatMap. Their plan is to stay in Eastbourne over night and ride back the following day. Doing the double over a leisurely two days.
4 hrs 16 mins later, I arrive back at my car. Spent, I collapse into the drivers seat, and catch my breath. With 50 miles clocked, it's given me some insight into just how much of a physical challenge the route is. There's a serious amount of climbing. Yes it isn't the most technical, but that's more than made up for by the sheer beauty of this part of the country.
One things for sure, I've got serious respect for anyone who rides the South Downs Way end to end. And even more for anyone who has ridden the double – in one go or spread over two days. I'll be back for more soon.
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Kris shares that her annulment proceedings is far from over.
The Queen of All Media, Kris Aquino, reveals in her press conference as a returning endorser of the Belo Medical Group 'nbsp;that her annulment case with James Yap is far from over. She says, "Marami pa kaming pagdadaanan kasi we both have to undergo the psychological testing, meron kaming a minimum of four hearings." She adds that with all the processes that they have to go through, the fastest it will take for the case to be resolved is from 10 months to one year.
While the case is on-going, however, James continues to visit their son Bimby. Kris says that James is rather generous to her when it comes to Bimby, even sharing a particular instance. "Mapagbigay naman siya in the sense na katulad kanina, gusto ni Bimby sumama sa 'lsquo;kin. Dapat hanggang 8 sila magkasama pero sabi ni Bimby, "Gusto ko kay Mama because I have a toy." And James willingly let him go to be with her.
Kris confides that despite everything that she'rsquo;s going through in her life right now, she maintains a "winner mentality," which is the secret to her sexier figure. She says, "When everything else in your life seems to not be working, the best thing to do is make yourself beautiful. Hindi dapat loser mentality. Dapat winner mentality. At kung ano yung winner mentality means I have to take care of myself."


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All Saints Church is an Evangelical Anglican church in Blenheim Grove, Peckham, London. It is part of Camberwell Deanery within the Anglican Diocese of Southwark in the Church of England. On the verge of closing down in 1996 due to a dwindling congregation, the church has grown rapidly over the last decade and now has a membership of over 400 adults.

History
The church started in 1867, when Peckham was a village on the edge of Camberwell and a haven outside the intense bustle of Victorian London. Within a few years the church had grown from about 20 people, meeting in the vicar's sitting room, to over 600 adults in the congregation. There was also a children's service for 800 children on Sunday afternoons. The church hall and the church building were completed in 1872. The church has pews for around 400 people, with space in the side aisles for an additional 150 to 200 people.(Pews replaced by chairs in 2016).

The church grew rapidly in the early 20th century but, like many inner-city London churches, declined after World War II. By the mid-1990s, the church congregation had fallen in number to a small handful of members. The church was no longer viable and plans were made to sell the land for housing but to incorporate a small worship centre for the remaining members on the site.

In 1996, a last-ditch effort was made to save the church. The diocese appointed the Revd Bob Hurley (who had been on the staff at Holy Trinity Brompton in South Kensington) as vicar. Hurley believed that "God had a plan that All Saints could be full again on Sundays" and, with the rest of the small congregation, was determined to fight the closure plans. The then Bishop of Southwark agreed to Hurley's proposal that within two years he would double the congregation of 20 people and install a heating system in the church or else the church would close. Hurley rose to the challenge and both targets were achieved within six months - the threat of closure was removed and the church grew rapidly in the years that followed. Hurley has recorded the turnaround in a book.

In 2002, Hurley moved to five rural parishes near Salisbury and in 2003 the Revd Francis Orr-Ewing (previously a curate at St Aldate's Church in Oxford) was appointed as vicar. During his time as vicar the number of people attending All Saints grew considerably, the staff team expanded and the outreach and public profile of the church increased significantly.

Orr-Ewing stepped down as vicar in May 2010 to lead a new church in Buckinghamshire. His final service was broadcast live on BBC1 as a Pentecost service. Two further services, BBC Songs of Praise services, "Peckham Praise" and "Urban Hope", were subsequently recorded and broadcast in September 2010 and February 2011.

In July 2011, All Saints welcomed the Revd Jonathan Mortimer as their new vicar. Mortimer spent the previous four years working with churches across Britain for 'Through Faith Missions', an organisation helping churches with their local mission. Before that he was a team rector in a parish of four churches in Crawley.

On 14 August 2011, the church hosted a meeting of civic, community and faith leaders, followed by a packed Service for Peace organised jointly with Southwark for Jesus and XLP as a response to the rioting in Peckham. Leaders taking part in the service included Simon Hughes MP, the Bishop of Southwark, Shadrach Ofosuware (Pastor of Freedom Centre International, Peckham), the Borough Police Commander, Patrick Regan (Director of XLP), Phil Stokes (Chair of Southwark for Jesus) and the Revd Jonathan Mortimer (All Saints Peckham). During the service, a text message of support was sent by London Mayor, Boris Johnson.

As of 2015, the church is currently in the process of commissioning a feasibility study to look how the church and its congregations can best continue to serve Peckham by 'making space for good in Peckham'.

Worship
All Saints has two services each Sunday, a morning service at 10.30am and an evening service at 6pm, preceded by a cafe at 5.30pm. There is also a midweek service on Tuesdays at 11.15am. The services reflect the New Wine/Soul Survivor style of worship. In 2005, the Church released Your Favour, its first live worship CD.

Homegroups
Over the last decade, homegroups have played a vital role in the life of All Saints, enabling 'church' to happen during the week around the local area. As the number of people attending All Saints has increased, the number of homegroups has also risen.

Social outreach
Through its many kids and youth clubs and involvement with many schools, All Saints has regular weekly contact with around 600 children. The church has also been involved in three major missions in the local area over the last few years - 'Soul in the City' in 2004 and 'God Loves Peckham' in 2006 and 2007. Between 2007 and 2009, All Saints ran both a drama class and a football class for 5-11 year olds at the Bradfield Club in Commercial Way, as well as partnering with the club during their summer outreach weeks.

Prince Charles, who visited the church in July 2010, paid tribute to the church's social outreach. His visit was included in the BBC Songs of Praise episodes broadcast in September 2010 and February 2011.

Name
The official name of the church is All Saints, Camberwell, but apart from administrative issues with the Diocese, it is always known as All Saints Peckham.

Affiliations
As well as being part of the Anglican Diocese of Southwark, All Saints is a member of:
 the New Wine Network
 the Evangelical Alliance
 Fusion (student movement).

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References
 All Saints web site
 Mystery worshipper report from the Ship of Fools web site
 BBC1 Pentecost Service
 Prince of Wales web site media release about the Prince's visit to All Saints
 BBC Songs of Praise 'Peckham Praise'
 BBC Songs of Praise 'Urban Hope'
 Diocese of Southwark media release about August 2011 'Service for Peace'

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Network of Organizations for Rural Development of Kosovo is a non-profitable civil society organization founded by 55 organizations that its main activity has been agriculture and rural development in less developed areas of Kosovo. The aim of NORDK is increasing the influence of organizations and rural communities in the formulation of policies and measures for rural development in Kosovo. Focuses of NORDK as a national network organization are: rural community stakeholders, agro-development associations and organizations, groups and individuals operating in the rural development field.
Vision: Promoting and developing the relationship and partnership between different sectors of the rural community in Kosovo through advocacy and lobbing of activities and issues which aim sustainable rural development.
Members: Network of Organizations for Rural Development of Kosovo includes rural members from all resident ethnic groups; Albanian, Serb, Bosnian (Gorani and Torbeshi). In total some 55 individual rural organizations are represented under its umbrella (agricultural cooperatives, farmers associations, young farmers clubs, local action groups and women associations).


Western Piedmont Community College was chartered on April 2, 1964, as a member of the North Carolina Community College System. In 2008, it was one of seven colleges in the state to receive recognition for Exceptional Institutional Performance based on standards established by the North Carolina General Assembly. Located in the rolling foothills of Morganton, North Carolina, Western Piedmont is surrounded by scenic views of Table Rock, the South Mountains, and Linville Gorge.


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Many issues of Pyramid were devoted to a theme that tied in, roughly, to "times of yore." (In GURPS terms, this is anything from TL0 to TL4 – from the dawn of time through 1700 or so.) Since fantasy gaming is so popular, most of these issues also contain magical or fantasy-related ideas. Topics include historical exploration, magic on the battlefield, and tools for clerics.
Pyramid #3/80: Fantasy Threats (June 2015)
You Can't Spell Wondrous or Hazardous Without Us!
Danger comes in all different kinds in medieval magical worlds. Fortunately, there are heroes to deal with this plethora of perilous problems. This month's Pyramid looks at fantasy threats, from crypt-crawling creatures to personal problems to kingdom-claiming connivers. Its phenomenal features include "The Gryndel Menace," terrifying creatures that may have inspired the legends of dragons – before maturing into something much worse! Discover GURPS stats for the monster in its various life stages, information on the deadly infection it inflicts, details on other strains of the terror, insight into how to use it in various GURPS campaigns, and other awesome info.
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Pyramid #3/78: Unleash Your Soul (April 2015)
Tap The Power Of The Spirit!
Heroes and villains are often made of sterner stuff than the rest of humanity. They've got fortitude. They've got style. Most of all, they've got spirit! This month's Pyramid looks at the power of the spirit, and how it can be used for good or nefarious purposes. Our soulful selections include "Blessed Be," an extensive deconstruction of the Blessed advantage from GURPS guru Sean Punch, with lots of ways to refine its scope and abilities. Now you can become Angel-Blooded, a Wilderness Guardian, or a Speaker for the Gods . . . or countless other options you can build and use yourself!
Pyramid #3/77: Combat (March 2015)
These Are Fighting Words!
One of the joys of RPGs is the ability to solve a whole range of problems with good old-fashioned battle. This month's Pyramid looks at matters great and small, past and present in relation to GURPS combat. This action-packed issue includes "Combat Writ Large," a detailed compilation and expansion of all things size-related, from GURPS guru Sean Punch. Finally, the rules you need to battle giants, dodge deadly face-eating aliens, or grapple gremlins are in one place!
Pyramid #3/76: Dungeon Fantasy IV (February 2015)
Go Fourth, Dungeon Delver!
The teeming tombs of vile creatures are chittering with excitement and they're dying for you to visit! This month's Pyramid returns for a fourth time to the realm of GURPS Dungeon Fantasy, with a trove of articles sure to interest players and GMs alike. This issue includes "Psychic Swords Against Elder Evil," a follow-up to GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 14: Psi by that volume's author, Sean Punch. It presents the psychic slayer template, plus abilities, power-ups, new enemies, and much more!
Pyramid #3/75: Hero's Jackpot (January 2015)
Reward Yourself!
Sure, you can say that being a hero means trying to do the right thing in bad situations. But the truth is, sometimes you're doing it for the loot. This month's Pyramid looks at rewards, gifts, and stuff that heroes can use . . . whether they're in the past, present, or future! This vault of awesomeness includes "Just Rewards," a mini-supplement that suggests new and different bonus abilities for GURPS Dungeon Fantasy adventurers, from that series' mastermind Sean Punch. Gain the power of mingled trollblood, become a saint of the city, or have a psychic awakening!
Pyramid #3/74: The Wild West (December 2014)
It's Our "Most Wanted" Pyramid Yet!
There's a strange newcomer in town . . . one that promises to shake things up for outlaws and marshals alike. It's this month's Pyramid! In this issue, we turn our steely focus toward Wild West gaming. The gold mine that awaits you includes "Ashiwi County," an in-depth look at the Ashiwi (or, as the Spanish called them, the Zuni) of late 19th-century New Mexico. This guide from Matt Riggsby – in a similar vein as the GURPS Hot Spots volumes he's penned – offers information on the history, religion, government, and more of this Native American culture. It also features two color maps of their central settlement.
Pyramid #3/72: Alternate Dungeons (October 2014)
Dungeons, Only Different!
Everyone loves gathering friends for a good GURPS Dungeon Fantasy tomb-looting exploit. But sometimes you want to shake things up. Do things differently. Think "outside the dungeon." This issue takes your Dungeon Fantasy game into unexpected realms. This month's untraditional treasures include "Pointless Slaying and Looting," Dungeon Fantasy mastermind Sean Punch's guide to getting into the crypt-crawling game even faster by getting rid of character points. Design your heroes by picking from a few ready-made packages, and go go go!
Pyramid #3/70: Fourth Edition Festival (August 2014)
A Decade of Greatness? Go, Fourth!
It was August 2004 when the GURPS Basic Set for GURPS Fourth Edition made its debut. This month's issue celebrates the first 10 years of the Fourth Edition. Many of the authors who've brought the Fourth Edition to life are here, revisiting classic supplements with new options and material. This star-studded installment includes "Destination: Abydos," Basic Set co-author David L. Pulver's look at how you can use GURPS Banestorm: Abydos with GURPS Dungeon Fantasy, GURPS Mass Combat, and GURPS Zombies. Dungeons and zombies and troops – oh, my!
Pyramid #3/69: Psionics II (July 2014)
Over-Mind Matter!
You can move mountains if you put your mind to it . . . sometimes literally! This month's issue looks at the power of the mind. This consciousness-expanding installment includes "A Little Bit Psychic," a meaty mini-supplement from GURPS mastermind Sean Punch. Add dozens of new perks and minor abilities to campaigns where psionics are not the focus, but would still be fun as a little spice.
Pyramid #3/68: Natural Magic (June 2014)
Nature Is Magic!
Arcane forces can be pretty wild . . . and the wilderness can be pretty arcane! This month's manuscript looks at how the natural and supernatural collide . . . for good and ill. This preternatural publication presents "The Magic Desert," a sandy site to explore (or escape). Written by GURPS Fantasy-Tech 1: The Edge of Reality author Matt Riggsby, it includes detailed information on this location's landscape, flora, and fauna – including GURPS stats for a half-dozen threats for fantasy heroes to encounter.
What kind of articles were in historical/fantasy issues of Pyramid? Try these sample articles and see!
"On de Medici's Secret Service" from Pyramid #3/10: Crime and Grime, written by the author of GURPS Hot Spots: Renaissance Florence, Matt Riggsby.
"The Book of Null" from Pyramid #3/13: Thaumatology.
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At a college bar, arguing art, inspiration, the genius of Jim Morrison. At the end was he still clever and the poetry just too much unrestrained genius for mere mortals to comprehend, or was it just the pure unadulterated shit from a lazy and undisciplined former talent?
It's the tension, I said. The need to be creative in opposition to something. It's the Prolific and the Devouring. The Satanic creativity chokes itself to death without some fire coming to burn up the chaff, to force it to go beyond its own wont and find some new path.
But my trouble ain't in not having restraint; like most people it's not having enough genius. My brain don't have the good thoughts anymore, my eye has cataracts even for what it sees clear. I can't hear nothing, and what I do hear, I don't write down so it's just lost.
The other day, on the bus, fellow says, 'I can't talk. I used to be pretty. I'm kinda fat now. And nappy-headed. But I'm still pretty.' 'Cept not that exactly because he used a different word than pretty before using a mocking an African immigrant next to him and 'joking' for 10 minutes about eating his dog. Dude was drunk and stoned, but that's just a bus ride, and I warnt drug nor stoned and didn't write down nothing so what even was the point of bothering to notice or drop eaves?
There's creativity just in bothering to notice reality and preserve it, present it in a certain way. I lost it. All I got left is arguing with people, writing in opposition to an idea. Hatred and spite, that's all I can manage. It's all I'm good for, some inert blob except when provoked, like a frog corpse that kicks reflexively when jolted with electricity.
After the original argument at that same college bar, I played darts on boards warped tit-shape till some fellow rolling on I don't know what did climb up on his drink table, then go lay down on a pool table, then get coaxed down to take off shoes and socks for maybe half an hour before climbing again on the table and starting to play with his fly as like to try to water the billiard green. That brought the server and bartender, and he got off but laid down on a second pool table, then chased off that, laid down on the first one again till he got pulled off by his ankles and threatened with physical violence to get the fuck on out.
But I didn't take any details down in the moment, no shirt color, nothing about the hair style, or how many socks he had on going out the door, and that's fucking life man! That's everything.
I used to have people who'd ask and chew me out for not knowing what color eyes a dead toddler had, and now I can't even count socks. So what's the point?
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Tuder fou una ciutat d'Úmbria, a la riba esquerra del Tíber, a uns 50 km al sud de Perúsia i propera a la Via Flamínia. Era una ciutat dels úmbris però no apareix a la història fins a la conquesta romana. El seu déu principal fou Mars. Durant la invasió dels cimbres i teutons un prodigi es va produir a la ciutat; més tard fou ocupada per Cras, lloctinent de Sul·la en la guerra contra Marius. Va rebre una colònia sota August que es va dir Colònia Fida Tuder, probablement a causa dels serveis prestats durant la guerra de Perúsia. Era una fortalesa important per estar situada en una altura. Durant les guerres gòtiques a la caiguda de l'Imperi va esdevenir una posició clau. Fou una de les fortaleses dels llombards i va continuar essent important durant tota l'edat mitjana.

Conserva bastants restes de l'antiga ciutat, entre elles la muralla, i un edifici anomenat temple de Mars però que en realitat és la basílica del temps dels romans.

Avui es diu Todi. El seu nom etrusc fou Tutere.

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Always- Powerful "Live" Song (Giants Stadium Review)
A review by Debora Parentes / deborajon@aol.com
Powerful Song
"Always" is the most powerful romantic song ever written. This song is full of emotion and feelings that only people in love understand. A perfect song, fantastic lyrics, and a brilliant ballad. Lyrics that reflect the real feeling of a man, who is really in love and who is man enough to express their feeling, tell about their love and assumed their own mistakes. This song was the most popular song in 1994 and for reasons surely understood. Written by Jon Bon Jovi, "Always" became the song played most on the radio all over the world that year. Which was also a great year for me. A year of discovers and surprises. This song made a
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When listening to this song, you whish to be the man who is deeply in love or the girl who had been loved. For a few minutes, you can feel the magic of a true love, which is hard to happen in the real life, but not impossible. By reading or listening to the lyrics, you feel honest with yourself, or how could you be honest with yourself, with your feelings. How do admit your own mistakes and be modest enough to ask for a second change if you really want to try once more. And also how to remember the memories you left behind, the good and bad ones, the ones you laughed, and the ones you cried.
This song is also a powerful "live" song. Better than the studio version. Last summer I went to Giants Stadium, to see Jon Bon Jovi performing. He sang all my favorites songs. The concert was about to end, the lights went off and the whole stadium was ready to leave, but few seconds later, the whole crowd began to scream and lighted the stage with camera flashes and lighters on their hands, that was Jon Bon Jovi with his cowboy hat back to the stage. A huge silent took the audience for a few minutes, small colored lights in the back of the stage shining just like little star in a big sky. Then they started playing "Always". With additional lyrics in the end, Jon was almost crying the emotion into these words and the whole band are climaxing behind him. The entire stadium sang along with them, screaming with them, crying with them. I was one of them. That was the most powerful moment during the whole concert. When I saw everybody singing the same song, the song that I heard tree times a hour seven years ago, when I was just a kid, I realize how this song is powerful not only to me, but to the thousands of people in there that day and all around the world, and how powerful a song can be and how can influence your entire life.


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2012-13SemifinalsGame 2
Local time: 20:00 BASKET HALL KAZAN
PBC Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar made it to the Eurocup final! Lokomotiv advanced to the title game despite a 63-68 against Valencia Basket. Lokomotiv had recorded an 87-97 road win in Game 1 and won the two-way series on points differential. As such, Lokomotiv sealed its ticket to the Eurocup title game, which will takes place at the RTL Spiroudome in Charleroi, Belgium on April 13. It will face the winner of the other semifinal series between Uxue Bilbao Basket and BC Budivelnik Kiev. Valencia lost the chance to become the first team to reach a fourth final - and win a third title - in competition history. Nick Calathes led the series winners with 19 points. Jimmy Baron had 11 while Mantas Kalnietis added 10 for Lokomotiv. Stefan Markovic and Bojan Dubljevic led Valencia with 14 points apiece. Pau Ribas added 12 while Thomas Kelati for 10 for Valencia, which lost Flo Pietrus, Justin Doellman and Serhiy Lishchuk due to respective injuries midway through the game. Valencia had a good start and a layup by Ribas gave the guests an 11-13 edge. Derrick Brown and Mantas Kalnietis allowed Lokomotiv to get a 16-15 lead after 10 minutes. A jumper by Simas Jasaitis boosted the hosts' lead to 23-17 but Lishchuk and Dubljevic stepped up to put Valencia back ahead, 26-28. Lokomotiv struggled to score after the break and an outstanding Lishchuk boosted Valencia's lead to 35-43 late in the third quarter. A dunk by Dubljevic tied the series, 43-53, midway through the fourth quarter. Calathes stepped up in crunch time and Baron hit 6-of-6 free throws in the final 22 seconds to send Lokomotiv to the Eurocup title game!
Kelati got Valencia going with a three-pointer and soon added a backdoor layup for a 0-5 Valencia lead. Lokomotiv went scoreless for more than 2 minutes until Richard Hendrix stepped up with a put-back basket. Doellman made free throws that Brown matched with a put-back slam. Calathes took over with a coast-to-coast layup and Lishchuk soon gave Valencia a 6-8 lead. Markovic found space for an uncontested layup but an acrobatic basket by Brown kept Lokomotiv within 8-10. Lishchuk split foul shots and a three-pointer by Calathes tied it at 11-11. Valencia kept struggling to score until Kelati fed Ribas for a reverse layup. Aleks Maric hit a jump hook and Brown dunked it off a steal to give Lokomotiv its first lead, 15-13. Valencia called timeout and Doellman tried to change things with a fast break dunk. Kalnietis split foul shots to fix the score at 16-15 after 10 minutes.
Valencia tried a more dynamic lineup with Pietrus and Kelati together on court early in the quarter. Calathes found Kalnietis for a driving layup, as Pietrus left the game with a shoulder problem. Dubljevic tried to change things with a jump hook. Baron struck from downtown to boost the hosts' lead to 21-17, as the game turned into a physical battle. Valencia went scoreless for more than and 3 minutes and a six-meter jumper by Jasaitis broke the series open, 23-17. Ribas fed Doellman for a layup in transition - before leaving the game with an injury - and Lishchuk scored down low to give Valencia some hope at 23-21. Lokomotiv went back to its starting lineup and a close jumper by Dubljevic tied the game at 23-23, after a 0-6 run. Jasaitis split free throws and a three-pointer by Markovic put Valencia back ahead, 24-26. Markovic fed Lishchuk for a layup but Kalnietis scored in penetration to keep Lokomotiv within 26-28 at halftime.
Kelati buried a jumper immediately after the break, as Lokomotiv kept finding it hard to find open shots. Brown stepped up with a high-flying offensive rebound, split free throws and swished a mid-range jumper for a 29-30 Lokomotiv deficit. Markovic scored in penetration, as Lokomotiv tried to speed up the game tempo without much success. Meanwhile, a jump hook by Dubljevic made it a five-point series, 29-34. Hendrix shined with a layup in transition that Markovic bettered with a three-pointer. Baron nailed a jumper off a timeout, as Lokomotiv improved its defense midway through the third quatrter. Calathes hit a mid-range jumper that Dubljevic erased with a layup for a 35-39 Valencia edge. Lishchuk took over with a driving layup and followed that with a fast break slam off a steal to make coach Evgeny Pashutin stop the game at 35-43. Calathes made free throws to give Lokomotiv some fresh air, 37-43, after 30 minutes.
Rafa Martinez found his first points early in the fourth quarter. Calathes stepped up with a driving layup, as Kelati headed back to the bench with 4 fouls. Jasaitis took advantage of a mismatch with a put-back layup but a driving basket by Ribas kept Valencia in the series, 41-47. Kalnietis ignited the crowd with an acrobatic layup that Markovic matched with free throws. Dubljevic scored around the basket and dunked it to tie the series, 43-53, midway through the fourth quarter. Kalnietis rescued Lokomotiv with a three-pointer, Dubljevic kept pacing Valencia with an alleyoop layup and a free throw by Calathes brought the hosts within 47-55. Due to its injury circumstances, Valencia was using an unprecedented lineup with Markovic at power forward. Ribas sank a floating jumper, Calathes made foul shots and a jump hook by Maric made it a four-point series, 51-57, with 3 minutes left. Calathes kept pacing the hosts with a driving layup and matched Dubljevic's basket with a jumper that sealed the outcome, 55-59, with 1:21 left. Kelati swished a corner triple but fouled on Jasaitis, who split free throws for a 56-62 score with 42.8 seconds to go. Rodrigo San Miguel missed free throws and Baron hit 6-of-6 free throws in crunch time, allowing all Lokomotiv fans to start celebrating that their team had made it to the Eurocup final!
Referees: LAMONICA, LUIGI; SHULGA, BORIS; MATTIOLI, GIANLUCA
Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar 16 10 11 26
Valencia Basket 15 13 15 25
Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar
5 BROWN, DERRICK 27:22 11 5/9 1/2 4 2 6 2 4 1 1 2 12
7 HENDRIX, RICHARD 24:55 4 2/6 3 3 6 1 1 2 1 3 2 6
8 SAVRASENKO, ALEKSEY DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
9 KALNIETIS, MANTAS 35:25 10 3/9 1/3 1/3 7 7 3 1 4 7
10 BYKOV, SERGEY 3:00 0/1 1
11 LIKHODEI, VALERII DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
12 ZUBKOV, ANDREY DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
13 JASAITIS, SIMAS 31:00 6 2/4 0/3 2/4 4 1 5 2 1 5 4 2
15 BARON, JIMMY 19:48 9 0/3 1/6 6/6 1 3 4 2 1 1 2 3 8
22 MARIC, ALEKS 18:53 4 2/4 1 4 5 1 1 1 3 1 6
33 CALATHES, NICK 35:47 19 5/9 1/4 6/8 7 7 1 1 3 1 3 8 20
45 SHELEKETO, MAKSIM 3:50 0/1 1 1 1 1
Team 1 -1
Head coach: PASHUTIN, EVGENY
Valencia Basket
00 SAN MIGUEL, RODRIGO 20:37 0/1 0/3 0/2 2 2 4 2 1 3 5 2 -5
4 MARKOVIC, STEFAN 34:11 14 3/3 2/5 2/2 1 4 5 6 1 2 1 22
5 RIBAS, PAU 26:54 12 4/6 0/4 4/4 3 3 4 1 1 3 14
7 DOELLMAN, JUSTIN 12:30 6 2/5 2/2 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
10 ABIA, LARRY 0:20 0/2 1 1 -2
12 LISHCHUK, SERHIY 24:56 10 4/8 2/6 5 2 7 3 2 1 1 2 5 13
14 DUBLJEVIC, BOJAN 28:50 14 7/15 0/3 2 9 11 2 2 1 4 1 10
17 MARTINEZ, RAFA 17:20 2 1/3 1 1 2 1 4 2 -1
20 PIETRUS, FLORENT 3:45 1 1 2 3
22 KELATI, THOMAS 30:37 10 2/3 2/7 2 2 2 2 2 5 1 4
24 SABATER, LUIS DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Head coach: PERASOVIC, VELIMIR
PASHUTIN, EVGENY
"I want to congratulate the entire team for this win - the club's president, our management and our fans, who have supported us with so much passion. Thank you all very much. We did a great job today. Something did not work well on offense but my players battled and had the character of a winning team, which we always find when we struggle. We are a real team. The final 4 minutes were as long as a week. They lasted so long. I told my players in the locker toom that this is something we live for. We won in front of a full house and gave our fans a victory. The combination of fan support and team character gave us this positive result."
PERASOVIC, VELIMIR
"First of all, congratulations to Lokomotiv for making it to the Eurocup Final. Despite our good numbers in rebounds, we lacked power and energy to delete that 10-point margin from Game 1. In any case, Lokomotiv happened to be better than us in this series. Game 1 was fantastic for Lokomotiv, everything went well for them in Spain. We made many mistakes on defense and their offense improved during that game."
CALATHES, NICK
"We were the better as a team than our opponent. Spanish teams are always string and they always kept us focused. From the point of player's view, this was a team win. We were better as a team. Jimmy Baron hit some important free throws, Simas Jasaitis grabbed some important rebounds and tonight we took a step forwards. I think we deserved this win because we wanted it win more than our opponent."
RIBAS, PAU
"It was a very exciting game. Both teams fought hard to make it to the final. Of course, Lokomotic had the advantage of a 10-point lead from Game 1. We had our chances to overcome the lead but could not do it. Everything Lokomotiv had to do was to keep the lead in the series and they managed to do so. They did everything right and deserved to win."
Lokomotiv Kuban celebrates vs. Valencia Basket (photo lokobasket.com)
Rafa Martinez - Valencia Basket vs. Lokomotiv Kuban (photo lokobasket.com)
Mantas Kalnietis - Lokomotiv Kuban vs. Valencia Basket (photo lokobasket.com)
Rodrigo San Miguel - Valencia Basket vs. Lokomotiv Kuban (photo lokobasket.com)
Basket-Hall - Lokomotiv Kuban vs. Valencia Basket (photo lokobasket.com)
Justin Doellman - Valencia Basket and Simas Jasaitis - Lokomotiv Kuban
Stefan Markovic - Valencia Basket vs. Lokomotiv Kuban (photo lokobasket.com)
Nick Calathes - Lokomotiv Kuban vs. Valencia Basket (photo lokobasket.com)
REGULAR SEASON LAST 16 QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS
Game 1 Game 2
Uxue Bilbao 75
Budivelnik Kiev 53


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Love Thai food? This recipe makes for a flavorful Thai noodle soup!
In a dry frying pan, toast coriander seeds and cardamom pod until aromatic. Transfer to a mortar, cool, and then using a pestle, finely grind.
In the same mortar, add siling labuyo, onion, garlic, lemongrass, lemon zest, turmeric, ginger, cilantro, and salt. Pound with pestle until a paste is formed. Set aside.
Heat about 1 tablespoon olive oil in a pot over medium heat. Add paste and sauté until aromatic and begins to color oil. Add chicken pieces and sear briefly. Add fish sauce and chicken stock. Bring to simmer and cook chicken until cooked through. Pour in coconut milk and season to taste with salt and pepper to taste. Bring back to a simmer and reduce liquid until half. Shred chicken pieces and discard bones.
Meanwhile, in a wok over med. heat, bring about 1 cup oil to frying temperature. Fry about a handful of miki noodles until crisp. Drain on paper towels. Set aside. Bring a pot of water to a boil and add remaining noodles to the pot. Cook until just heated through. Drain and divide among 4 bowls.
To serve, ladle curry soup over the noodles. Top with crispy noodles, red onion slices, coriander leaves, siling labuyo to taste, and lemon wedges.
Recipe originally published in the Jan/Feb 2015 issue of Good Housekeeping Philippines.


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using base::android::JavaParamRef;
using base::android::ScopedJavaLocalRef;
using content::WebContents;

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    JNIEnv* env,
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  return base::android::ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(
      env, l10n_util::GetStringFUTF8(
               IDS_PROMPT_DANGEROUS_DOWNLOAD,
               base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF16(env, filename)));
}

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static jboolean IsDownloadDangerous(JNIEnv* env,
                                    const JavaParamRef<jclass>& clazz,
                                    const JavaParamRef<jstring>& filename) {
  base::FilePath path(base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, filename));
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    jboolean accept) {
  std::string download_guid =
      base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, jdownload_guid);
  TabAndroid* tab_android = TabAndroid::GetNativeTab(env, tab);
  DownloadControllerBase::Get()->DangerousDownloadValidated(
      tab_android->web_contents(), download_guid, accept);
}

// static
bool ChromeDownloadDelegate::EnqueueDownloadManagerRequest(
    jobject chrome_download_delegate,
    bool overwrite,
    jobject download_info) {
  JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();

  return Java_ChromeDownloadDelegate_enqueueDownloadManagerRequestFromNative(
      env, chrome_download_delegate, overwrite, download_info);
}

// Called when we need to interrupt download and ask users whether to overwrite
// an existing file.
static void LaunchDownloadOverwriteInfoBar(
    JNIEnv* env,
    const JavaParamRef<jclass>& clazz,
    const JavaParamRef<jobject>& delegate,
    const JavaParamRef<jobject>& tab,
    const JavaParamRef<jobject>& download_info,
    const JavaParamRef<jstring>& jfile_name,
    const JavaParamRef<jstring>& jdir_name,
    const JavaParamRef<jstring>& jdir_full_path) {
  TabAndroid* tab_android = TabAndroid::GetNativeTab(env, tab);

  std::string file_name =
      base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, jfile_name);
  std::string dir_name = base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, jdir_name);
  std::string dir_full_path =
      base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, jdir_full_path);

  chrome::android::AndroidDownloadManagerOverwriteInfoBarDelegate::Create(
      InfoBarService::FromWebContents(tab_android->web_contents()), file_name,
      dir_name, dir_full_path, delegate, download_info);
}

static void LaunchPermissionUpdateInfoBar(
    JNIEnv* env,
    const JavaParamRef<jclass>& clazz,
    const JavaParamRef<jobject>& tab,
    const JavaParamRef<jstring>& jpermission,
    jlong callback_id) {
  TabAndroid* tab_android = TabAndroid::GetNativeTab(env, tab);

  std::string permission =
      base::android::ConvertJavaStringToUTF8(env, jpermission);

  // Convert java long long int to c++ pointer, take ownership.
  static_assert(
      std::is_same<
          DownloadControllerBase::AcquireFileAccessPermissionCallback,
          base::Callback<void(bool)>>::value,
      "Callback types don't match!");
  std::unique_ptr<base::Callback<void(bool)>> cb(
      reinterpret_cast<base::Callback<void(bool)>*>(callback_id));

  std::vector<std::string> permissions;
  permissions.push_back(permission);

  PermissionUpdateInfoBarDelegate::Create(
      tab_android->web_contents(),
      permissions,
      IDS_MISSING_STORAGE_PERMISSION_DOWNLOAD_EDUCATION_TEXT,
      *cb);
}

ChromeDownloadDelegate::ChromeDownloadDelegate(
    WebContents* web_contents) {}

ChromeDownloadDelegate::~ChromeDownloadDelegate() {
   JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();
   env->DeleteGlobalRef(java_ref_);
}

void ChromeDownloadDelegate::SetJavaRef(JNIEnv* env, jobject jobj) {
  java_ref_ = env->NewGlobalRef(jobj);
}

void ChromeDownloadDelegate::RequestHTTPGetDownload(
    const std::string& url,
    const std::string& user_agent,
    const std::string& content_disposition,
    const std::string& mime_type,
    const std::string& cookie,
    const std::string& referer,
    const base::string16& file_name,
    int64_t content_length,
    bool has_user_gesture,
    bool must_download) {
  JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jurl =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, url);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> juser_agent =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, user_agent);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jcontent_disposition =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, content_disposition);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jmime_type =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, mime_type);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jcookie =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, cookie);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jreferer =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, referer);

  // net::GetSuggestedFilename will fallback to "download" as filename.
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jfilename =
      base::android::ConvertUTF16ToJavaString(env, file_name);
  Java_ChromeDownloadDelegate_requestHttpGetDownload(
      env, java_ref_,
      jurl.obj(), juser_agent.obj(), jcontent_disposition.obj(),
      jmime_type.obj(), jcookie.obj(), jreferer.obj(), has_user_gesture,
      jfilename.obj(), content_length, must_download);
}

void ChromeDownloadDelegate::OnDownloadStarted(const std::string& filename,
                                               const std::string& mime_type) {
  JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jfilename = ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(
      env, filename);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jmime_type =
      ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, mime_type);
  Java_ChromeDownloadDelegate_onDownloadStarted(
      env, java_ref_, jfilename.obj(), jmime_type.obj());
}

void ChromeDownloadDelegate::OnDangerousDownload(const std::string& filename,
                                                 const std::string& guid) {
  JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jfilename = ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(
      env, filename);
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring> jguid = ConvertUTF8ToJavaString(env, guid);
  Java_ChromeDownloadDelegate_onDangerousDownload(
      env, java_ref_, jfilename.obj(), jguid.obj());
}

void ChromeDownloadDelegate::RequestFileAccess(intptr_t callback_id) {
  JNIEnv* env = base::android::AttachCurrentThread();
  Java_ChromeDownloadDelegate_requestFileAccess(
      env, java_ref_, callback_id);
}

void Init(JNIEnv* env,
          const JavaParamRef<jobject>& obj,
          const JavaParamRef<jobject>& jweb_contents) {
  auto* web_contents = WebContents::FromJavaWebContents(jweb_contents);
  ChromeDownloadDelegate::CreateForWebContents(web_contents);
  ChromeDownloadDelegate::FromWebContents(web_contents)->SetJavaRef(env, obj);
}

bool RegisterChromeDownloadDelegate(JNIEnv* env) {
  return RegisterNativesImpl(env);
}

DEFINE_WEB_CONTENTS_USER_DATA_KEY(ChromeDownloadDelegate);

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We're delighted to tell you that Oleksiy Koval was picked by Culture Trip as one of our Munich Local Favorites 2017.
If Sam Taylor-Johnson's A Little Death is your thing or you can't get enough of Takashi Murakami's installations, then a trip to Munich is in order. As well as 80 museums and a plethora of contemporary art galleries, there are some brilliant contemporary artists marking their mark on the art world that you need to know about. Here are seven names to keep an eye out for.
Making the move from Ukraine to Munich, Koval brings a variety of cultural influences and artistic styles to his work both as a practising artist and guest speaker at philosophy lectures at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts. His work often revolves around grids, where neat rows are disturbed by overlapping lines fighting for space or erratic paint dabs. The wide variety of materials Koval uses as a base is a striking element of his work – anything from cotton to MDF is his canvas.


Palestinian Authority prime minister Salam Fayyad is the man of the moment, according to a lot of recent Middle East coverage in the western media. From The Economist and the LA Times, to The Huffington Post and Harper's, the man reportedly referred to by Shimon Peres as a "Palestinian Ben-Gurion" is certainly getting a lot of column inches. Thomas Friedman has lauded what he calls "Fayyadism", while Newsweek published an extensive report on the PM's performance described by Tony Blair as "absolutely first class".
One reason being offered by observers for all of this publicity is that Fayyad is preparing the ground for a run at the Palestinian presidency, should elections be held in 2010. This is certainly the implication in the Newsweek report, which describes Fayyad's journeying across the West Bank – "grinning for the cameras and snipping endless red ribbons" – as having the "manic air of the final days of a political campaign".
Helena Cobban, veteran Middle East journalist, thinks it is "evident that Fayyad is running for something" – he "seems to have a lot of what American politicians call 'walking around money' to spread around". Some thus think a direct challenge to President Mahmoud Abbas is in the works, a possibility that is suspected by at least some Fatah members and is perhaps behind some decidedly unsubtle domestic political manoeuvring.
On the one hand, Fayyad has some important cards he can play, the main one being the significant trust placed in his leadership by the US and international community. In an aid-dependent society, being a favourite of the donors – and being seen as the favourite – is a big plus.
A senior faculty member at an-Najah University in Nablus pointed out to me that there was "no one else" who "would have dared" to make a similarly grandiose speech as Fayyad did this summer – "he is the most powerful guy in the leadership right now". In the short term, Fayyad can also point to the improvements in security in cities like Nablus welcomed by ordinary people weary from Israeli siege and the free hand previously enjoyed by armed gangs.
Yet for a presidential bid, Fayyad would face significant obstacles to victory, notably his lack of either a support base or affiliation to the main parties, Fatah and Hamas. A Ramallah insider familiar with PA-Israel negotiations told me that he did not believe Fayyad would be Abbas's opponent in the next election, and that the plaudits from western capitals were not surprising: "the international community was already a fan of Fayyad from when he was picked to be finance minister under Arafat".
It could be then, that Fayyad is simply trying to shore up his position as PM, protecting himself from any challenges that might come from elements in Fatah encouraged and invigorated after the Fatah party conference in Bethlehem. In public, Fayyad is at pains to keep things diplomatic, to the point that, in an interview with Asharq al-Awsat on 1 September, the PM denied even knowing about opposition to his plans from Fatah leaders. But since the party conference, there are some in Fatah keen for a member of the newly-formed central committee to be PM.
A third explanation for the western media's love of all things Fayyad is that it forms an important part of talking up the Obama-driven "peace process". It is possible to see Fayyad's focus on security and development as sitting well with Netanyahu's idea of an "economic peace", and in the desperation to find a hint of progress, a US-educated, ex-World Bank man of "moderation" is a useful way for the western media to avoid the gloom of discussing the Gaza Strip, Hamas, and Israeli intransigence over settlement growth. Not to mention Fayyad's own patchy record on civil liberties.
Fayyad has proven himself a canny political operator. In March, in an episode now often forgotten, Fayyad offered Abu Mazen his resignation, a move I observed at the time was most probably being done "for the benefit of none other than Fayyad himself". At the same time as Fayyad was (temporarily) quitting, a poll revealed that only 24% of Palestinians saw the appointed PM's government as legitimate. Back in charge, Fayyad's western media blitz and photo-op traversing of the West Bank are the moves of a man seeking to create a mandate from almost nothing.


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A National Premier Soccer League de 2018 foi a 16ª edição da competição de futebol. O Elm City Express entra na competição defendendo o título.

Mudanças em relação a 2017

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S.I. No. 141/2011 (Transport, Tourism and Sport) S.I. No. 141/2011; w... 2 April 2011 Replacement Departmental Reorganization 2011
S.I. No. 144 & 145/2011 (Health and Social Care) S.I. No. 144 & 145/2... 31 March 2011 Absorption
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S.I. No. 146/1987 (Streets Commission) S.I. No. 146/1987 1 July 1987 Death
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S.I. No. 153/1980 (Rheumatism Clinic Board) S.I. No. 153/1980 30 May 1980 Death
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Articles related to the Forests and Fish Report and Habitat Conservation Plan, Agency & Policy Decisions, and Salmon Regulations.
Mar 20, 2013:	The Oregonian: "Supreme Court decision won't end battle over logging road pollution, activists vow"
March 20, 2013 -- The Court's decision will not end efforts to improve logging road runoff rules.
Mar 20, 2013:	The New York Times: "Justices Back Loggers in Water Runoff Case"
March 20, 2013 -- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that logging companines were not required to obtain permits for stormwater runoff from logging roads.
Mar 20, 2013:	The Seattle Times: "Group keeps up challenge to logging roads"
March 20, 2013 -- Group will keep pressuring EPA to regulate muddy logging roads.
Dec 03, 2012:	The New York Times: "E.P.A. rule complicates runoff case for justices"
December 3, 2012 -- Last minute action from the Environmental Protection Agency complicates logging roads case.
Dec 03, 2012:	The Oregonian: "U.S. Supreme Court may punt on Oregon logging road pollution case"
December 3, 2012 -- EPA's new rule change could prompt the Court to decline to judge the case.
Dec 03, 2012:	Oregon Public Broadcasting: "High Court Wades Into Logging's Muddy Waters"
December 3, 2012 -- The Supreme Court Monday heard arguments in a case that looks at the regulation of muddy water that flows off logging roads.
Dec 02, 2012:	The Oregonian: "Oregon logging road pollution case heads to U.S. Supreme Court"
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Dec 01, 2012:	The Seattle Times: "High Court to decide how logging roads regulated"
December 1, 2012 -- The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether to switch gears on more than 30 years of regulating the muddy water running off logging roads into rivers.
Jul 23, 2012:	High Country News: "Oregon ignores logging road runoff, to the peril of native fish"
July 23, 2012 -- Oregon's forest road systems are at least twice as dense as they should be to protect salmon from runoff effects in working forests. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals found that culverts, ditches and channels that collect logging road runoff should be regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The timber industry and the State of Oregon disagreed--so they appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Jun 25, 2012:	Northwest Public Radio: "Supreme Court to decide if logging road runoff is pollution"
June 25, 2012 -- The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal in a case that asks if the muddy water that flows from logging operations is industrial pollution.
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Threats to Indonesian Democracy
Interview with Professor Greg Barton
Home to the world's largest Muslim-majority population, Indonesia's democracy is facing threats of nativism and populism in the upcoming April elections.
As the only other promising candidate besides the incumbent Joko Widodo, Prabowo Subianto has appeared to be a populist and illiberal non-democrat; for example, fanning the flames of conservative Islam against former Governor Ahok during the gubernatorial elections last year. Jokowi himself is also not perfect, having supported police violence and done little against elite power-brokers who threaten litigation against Indonesian journalists.
The chances of Jokowi's re-election next year will hinge upon the trajectory of Chinese economic development. Any downswing will have a major impact on the Indonesian economy and undermine Jokowi's pro-China policy. Such a situation will present an opportune moment for Prabowo to rise to power.
Melissa Conley Tyler, the National Executive Director of the Australian Institute of International Affairs, spoke with Professor Greg Barton at the IPSA World Congress 2018 in Brisbane.
Greg Barton is Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics in the Alfred Deakin Institute, Deakin University where he leads research on social inclusion and pluralism, Islam and civil society, democratisation and countering violent extremism.
Interview by Melissa Conley Tyler.
Video by Apoorva Kolluru.
Editing by Tommy Chai.
Most Read of 2020: COVID-19 Has Exacerbated Anti-Globalisation Sentiments
By Roman Darius
Narratives of isolation and self-sufficiency have arisen in attempt to curb the spread of disease. Like the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 and the migration crisis of 2015/2016, the Coronavirus pandemic is likely to feature as a catalyst in the shift towards deglobalisation.
Bonded but not Embedded: Trust in Australia-Indonesia Relations, Keating and Suharto to Turnbull and Jokowi
By Sian Troath
An examination of the Keating-Suharto era reveals that trusting leadership relations are highly valuable for the development of trust in bilateral relations.
Unlocking the Benefits of Proximity with Indonesia
By Kyle Springer
While Australia and Indonesia are close geographically, they have only weak investment and trade links. The choice is simple: work together and prosper or miss out on the economic benefits.


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Home Politics Police will only investigate Downing Street parties if report finds criminal wrongdoing
Police will only investigate Downing Street parties if report finds criminal wrongdoing
But in a statement on Thursday night, Scotland Yard said it did not routinely investigate breaches of the Covid regulations retrospectively and would only do so in this case if "significant evidence" emerged.
A spokesman said: "The Metropolitan Police Service is aware of widespread reporting relating to alleged breaches of the health protection regulations at Downing Street and Department for Education on various dates and has received correspondence in relation to this reporting.
"Throughout the pandemic, the Met has followed the national four Es approach of enforcing the coronavirus regulations. Where live ongoing breaches of the restrictions were identified, officers engaged with those present, explained the current restrictions, encouraged people to adhere to them, and only as a last resort moved to enforcement.
"In line with the Met's policy, officers do not normally investigate breaches of coronavirus regulations when they are reported long after they are said to have taken place. However, if significant evidence suggesting a breach of the regulations becomes available, officers may review and consider it.
"The Cabinet Office is conducting an inquiry into gatherings at Number 10 Downing Street and the Department for Education. The Met has ongoing contact with the Cabinet Office in relation to this inquiry. If the inquiry identifies evidence of behaviour that is potentially a criminal offence, it will be passed to the Met for further consideration."
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Home Lions Lions Interested In Re-Signing Veteran G Rob Sims
Lions Interested In Re-Signing Veteran G Rob Sims
The Detroit Lions have reached out to free agent G Rob Sims about a new contract in recent weeks, according to Tim Twentyman.
The market has been very quiet for the veteran guard, but he is among the best interior offensive linemen available in the free agent market.
Sims, 31, is a former fourth-round pick of the Seahawks back in 2006. He was traded to the Lions in April of 2010 for a fifth-round pick that later became S Kam Chancellor.
Sims has spent the past five years with the Lions and hasn't missed a single game since he arrived in Detroit.
Pro Football Focus has him rated as the N0. 40 guard out of 78 qualifying players, due in large part to his effectiveness as blocker in screen passes.
Rob Sims
NFC Notes: Bears, Lions, Packers, Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams
NFC Notes: Cowboys, Lions, Packers
NFL Transactions: Tuesday 1/18
Lions Sign TE Jordan Thomas To Futures Deal
NFC Notes: Bears, Packers, Lions, Vikings, Kirk Cousins
Herman Moore March 23, 2015 At 9:36 pm
His play last season was very unsteady due to offseason shoulder surgery. If he has completely recovered, good. If not, well…
straw walker March 23, 2015 At 5:58 pm
Sims is at this point in his career a back-up


Gain a more authentic perspective on the city on this special bespoke tour, which leads you through both old and modern Havana.
This comprehensive tour of Havana starts in the historic colonial heart of the city and covers the four most important squares, each of which has its own character and history. The Plaza de Armas has a peaceful atmosphere with thick, tropical vegetation sheltering an antique book market and baroque palaces surrounding the square. The Plaza de San Francisco has some impressive commercial buildings, such as the Old Stock Exchange and Customs House, however the main attraction is the Basilica de San Francisco, which dates back to 1580. Plaza Vieja is surrounded by pastel coloured townhouses and is almost completely restored. Finally, the Plaza de la Catedral is home to the exceptionally beautiful Catedral de San Cristobal, as well as important examples of early colonial architecture.
After lunch, the tour continues to modern Havana, which contrasts strikingly with the attractive colonial heart of the city. The visit is completely flexible and usually involves transportation in a classic American car. Typically, it includes a drive along the cities' famous Malecon seafront to the high rises and crumbling atmospheric streets of Vedado, passing the historic Nacional Hotel.
You can also visit the Plaza de la Revolucion, an imposing square dominated by a giant statue of Jose Marti (Cuba's most famous independence hero) and the Museo de la Revolution on Paseo del Prado Visiting the harbour fortress is a great way to end the tour with a panoramic view of the city and Havana Bay.
The two 'old Havana' and 'modern Havana' parts of this tour can be arranged as separate half day excursions.


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Hidden From Men: The Awakened Book Five
By Jason Tesar
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Action & adventure, Thriller | Paperback, eBook
Jason Tesar
A powerful adversary is surfacing and Null's covert battle is on the threshold of open war. Reunited with his father after twenty-two years, Kael must find the balance between protecting him and confronting the enemy who stands between them and their home world. The timelessness of the In-Between has stolen the years that separated Kael and Adair by age, leaving them as distant equals. Having glimpsed Kael's destiny from the Eternal Realm, Adair struggles to find his role in the life of a son who no longer needs him. Through a global maze of counterintelligence and espionage, a multinational team of operatives has to survive long enough to turn the tide of war. And a father and son will discover how to rebuild what was taken from their lives. In book five of the bestselling Awakened series, Jason Tesar's epic saga escapes the islands of Scandinavia for the dark forests and rugged mountains of Russia in a tense conflict of subterfuge that blurs the boundaries between sci-fantasy and military fiction.
A powerful adversary is surfacing and Null's covert battle is on the threshold of open war. Reunited with his father after twenty-two years, Kael must find the balance between protecting him and confronting the enemy who stands between them and their home world. The timelessness of the In-Between has stolen the years that separated Kael and Adair by age, leaving them as distant equals. Having glimpsed Kael's destiny from the Eternal Realm, Adair struggles to find his role in the life of a son who no longer needs him. Through a global maze of counterintelligence and espionage, a multinational team of operatives has to survive long enough to turn the tide of war. And a father and son will discover how to rebuild what was taken from their lives. In book five of the bestselling Awakene...
The third of four children and an introvert from the start, Jason Tesar grew up as an imaginative "middle child" who enjoyed the make-believe world as much as the real one, possibly more. From adolescence to adulthood, his imagination fed itself on a diet of books, movies, and art, all the while growing and maturing—waiting for its opportunity. In late 1998, Jason made his first attempt at writing, managing to complete a whole scene before returning once again to reality. A year and a half later, a spontaneous night-time conversation with his wife encouraged him to take his writing seriously and to keep on dreaming. Over the next seven years, Jason carved time out of the real world to live in an imaginary one of epic fantasy, science-fiction, and military/political conflict. The fruits of this labor would later become the first three books of the bestselling AWAKENED series. Due to the incredible support of readers from around the world, Jason continued his trajectory into make-believe, jumping from stable employment in the micro-electronics industry into the mysterious abyss of full-time writing. Living in Colorado with his beautiful wife and two children, Jason now spends the majority of his time fusing the best parts of his favorite genres into stories of internal struggle and triumph, friendship, betrayal, political alliances, and military conflict.
The third of four children and an introvert from the start, Jason Tesar grew up as an imaginative "middle child" who enjoyed the make-believe world as much as the real one, possibly more. From adolescence to adulthood, his imagination fed itself on a diet of books, movies, and art, all the while growing and maturing—waiting for its opportunity. In late 1998, Jason made his first attempt at writing...
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