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Chester High School basketball star Warren Sutton finds redemption 60 years later
A star at Alfred University in Western New York, Sutton, an African American, he began dating a white coed. What followed changed their lives forever, and led to a gracious resolution.
Warren Sutton receives an honorary diploma from Alfred University in 2017.Read more
by Frank Fitzpatrick
Sometime after Christmas, Warren Sutton, 79, will board a bus in Kitchener, Ontario, and, perhaps for the final time, make the 350-mile journey back to his old hometown of Chester.
There are nieces, nephews, and old basketball buddies he hopes to see. His real destination, though, will be Haven Memorial Cemetery. That's where his parents and siblings are buried and where he'll attend a headstone dedication for Emerson Baynard, the Chester High basketball legend who died penniless in 1993.
Basketball is Chester's signature sport. And when the game was taking root there in the 1950s, Sutton picked it up quickly. A co-captain on the 1956-57 Chester High team that lost in the state championship game, he'd go on to become the best player in Alfred University's history, a Canadian collegiate star, a draft pick of the NBA's St. Louis Hawks.
But America's links to racism were older and deeper than Chester's to basketball. And that was something that, until he fell in love with a white Alfred coed, the young African American hadn't grasped.
Their relationship would play out amid the civil rights movement's tumult. And when it ended, Sutton and the blond, blue-eyed daughter of Alfred's bursar would pay a steep price.
They would lose each other. She would be committed, by her father, to a mental hospital. He would leave the basketball team, the university, and eventually the country.
In a time of racial divide, when social issues often intersect with sports, Sutton's remarkable story remains instructive as an American tragedy, a painful lesson in the pitfalls of prejudice.
Before the story ended in the glare of flashbulbs at a Times Square movie theater, a progressive college had driven a star athlete away, a father had institutionalized his daughter, police had pulled a young couple from a movie theater, and a young American had abandoned his country.
But thanks to resilience and redemption, this story had an upbeat ending. Nearly six decades later its central characters have found peace. Recently, those who wronged Sutton in 1960 or ignored him afterward have reached out for forgiveness. And even though their actions upended his life, he has welcomed the mea culpas.
"There's not an ounce of bitterness," said Gary Ostrower, Sutton's Alfred classmate and now a professor there. "He's just a generous, even-tempered, decent human being."
In 2017, the new president at Alfred, a small university 75 miles south of Rochester, N.Y., wrote him to apologize. That spring the school awarded Sutton, who left midway through his junior year and never earned a diploma, an honorary degree.
Likewise, the retired computer-systems analyst's athletic achievements are being recognized. He's been inducted into sports halls of fame at Alfred, at Canada's Acadia University, and in his native Delaware County.
"Am I receptive to all of this? Sure," Sutton said. "I don't blame Alfred for what happened. It wasn't the school. It was just a few old men."
Perhaps when Sutton boards that bus for Chester, he'll remember another trip home, in December 1959, when Alfred officials were pushing him to end his association with Dorothy Lebohner.
"We had an exhibition game that night and the tension and pressure were building," Sutton recalled. "I got into a fight with another player. That wasn't my nature, so I knew things were out of control. I told [Alfred coach Pete Smith] I wanted to go home and he got the manager to drive me. That's how I left. In the middle of the night. Chester was the only place I could go."
'The best who ever played here'
Born in 1939, the second of the five children, to a General Steel worker and his wife, Sutton grew up in the Bennett Home projects on Chester's west side. He discovered basketball late.
"I was in Grade 10 when they built these outdoor courts about four to five blocks away," he said. "That's where I really learned to play."
Residents called the two courts surrounded by high chain-link fences The Cage. It's remained a basketball mecca, a breeding ground for Chester greats from Baynard to Jameer Nelson.
A junior in 1955, Sutton tried out for Chester High's team. Coach Bob Forwood was building a dynasty. Though they lost them all, his Clippers reached four state-title games between 1954 and 1959. Sutton made the team, which was led by two returning stars, Horace Walker and Gerry Gilbert.
"Coach was looking to surround that core with anyone who was tall and could walk and chew gum," said Sutton. "I was 6-3 and I guess I fit that category."
As a senior, he broke his foot and missed several games, but he was still the 26-3 Clippers' leading rebounder and a significant offensive contributor. His 17 points led Chester in its championship-game loss to Sharon.
Among the colleges interested in him was Columbia. While his report cards were filled with A's and B's, Sutton didn't meet the Ivy League school's academic requirements.
"But Pete Smith, the freshman coach there, had just taken the head job at Alfred," said Sutton. "Columbia's coach mentioned to him that I wasn't getting in and suggested he take a look."
Located in a tiny town of the same name in the Allegheny foothills, Alfred had just 1,200 students. The Division III school couldn't offer Sutton a scholarship, but a cafeteria job helped pay his bills.
The springy-legged Chester teenager was the Saxons' best defender, rebounder, and scorer, playing everywhere from center to point guard in two seasons.
"I've watched Alfred basketball for 55 years and he was the best who ever played here," said Ostrower.
Sutton averaged a school-record 22 rebounds a game, 16 points, 5 assist,s and 2.5 blocks in 1958-59. Against Upsala, he collected 39 points and 34 rebounds.
"Alfred gave me a platform and I took off," Sutton said."
Social taboo
While Alfred had admitted its first black student in 1850 and was just the second coeducational college in the United States, Sutton was then one of only five African Americans.
"The one black girl was in the nursing school, so she wasn't even on campus," he said. "I was pretty close to the three guys, but they lived in fraternity houses. I wasn't really a joiner so I stayed in the dorm. I never ran into racism on campus. Actually, I think there was more animosity toward Jews."
A chemistry-biology major, Sutton couldn't afford to return home in the summers and, needing the money, continued to work on campus. The independent life appealed to him.
"I was a loner," he said. "I made up my own mind, made my own decisions. My parents knew I was stubborn, so there was never really any hassle from them."
One summer, he befriended some youngsters from nearby Alfred-Almond High. That's when he met Lebohner.
"They were 16-17 and I was 18," he said. "They were the only other people around my age. We'd get together at this soda shop for burgers, that sort of thing. Dorothy and I had no relationship at first. But my junior year she came to Alfred as a freshman and we started dating secretly."
Interracial dating was a social taboo virtually everywhere in 1959. Several states still banned mixed marriages. When Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple, wed in Washington, D.C., in 1958, for example, they were arrested upon returning to Virginia.
Sutton had dated white girls before, but it became an issue this time because the father, Edward Lebohner, was a school administrator.
"He wasn't interested in having a black person date his daughter," said Sutton. "He was putting pressure on her. He didn't speak to me directly, but he pressured the athletic director, who pressured our coach."
It all got to him in the ill-fated December 1959 exhibition. After Sutton withdrew from Alfred and returned to Chester, he and Lebohner stayed in touch.
"We were 19 and 17 and in love," he said. "I guess marriage was in our plans, but nothing concrete was ever done. If we'd let it run its course, we probably would have found we didn't even like each other much. That's how teenage relationships are."
At Christmas time, when Lebohner accompanied her mother on a New York City visit, they decided to meet. Sutton rented an apartment in Newark, N.J., and they "disappeared" for days. But the money ran out and both returned home.
In early February, they tried it again.
"That's when her father really got involved and things got explosive," he said.
This time Edward Lebohner contacted the police and the newspapers. A warrant was issued for the girl's arrest as a "wayward minor." Breathless headlines detailed the hunt for the "runaway blond coed."
The couple met in Grand Central Station. After wandering Manhattan for 21 hours, they entered a 42nd Street movie theater. That's where police and photographers found them. Lebohner smiled for the photos but Sutton ducked his head beneath his orange Chester letterman's jacket.
"I don't know why I did that," he said. "We hadn't done anything wrong."
Sutton was freed but Dorothy was taken into custody. An aunt accompanied her back to Alfred, where her father had her committed to Gowanda (N.Y.) Psychiatric Center. He would later dispatch her to California.
The ugly episode disillusioned Sutton. He found a job and remained in New York for several months. Then, with Smith's help, he arranged to continue his education and basketball career at Acadia in Nova Scotia.
Except for occasional visits home, he would never leave Canada.
"Both my brothers served in the Air Force, but I felt a little differently," Sutton said. "After all that happened, I thought, `This is not my country. This is not where I can live a good life.' So when I got to Canada, I said, 'OK, here's a country where I can feel comfortable.'"
He averaged 19 points and 15 rebounds and led Acadia to its first Maritimes championship. He would transfer to Sir George Williams College in Montreal, where in 1963-64, he averaged 30 points a game.
In the 1964 NBA draft, the St. Louis Hawks selected Sutton in the 12th round. The 94th overall pick, he was the first player drafted from a Canadian college.
Sutton survived a few cuts, then, after turning down an opportunity to play in the Eastern League, returned to Canada. Retired since 2004, he held several jobs, most recently as a systems analyst for the City of Kitchener, and also coached women's basketball at three universities.
"For the most part, race is not the same issue in Canada as it is down there," he said. "People just accepted me for me."
Sutton married in the 1970s but divorced nine years later.
Honorary degree
In 2016, Alfred hired Mark Zupan as its new president. One of his initial discussions was with Ostrower, a history professor and senior faculty member.
"I had a list of 16 things to talk about," recalled Ostrower. "At some point I said, 'Let me tell you a story.' "
A month after learning of Sutton's ordeal, Zupan hand-wrote him a letter of apology. Sutton's gracious reply generated so much discussion that Alfred's trustees decided to award the ex-basketball star the honorary degree in May 2017.
Sutton, Zupan said, was honored "not for his extraordinary basketball skills, but for his character and his history."
Classmates he hadn't seen in half-a-century came from across the country to attend the ceremony. Since then, Ostrower said, Alfred has received countless letters from alumni and others praising them for their actions.
"It was very unusual," said Ostrower. "Most times institutions will try to cover up their sins."
Several years ago, Sutton reached out to Lebohner. They still speak regularly. She completed her education in California and became a psychotherapist in Santa Rosa.
She married a lawyer in 1963 and later divorced. They raised four children.
And in a deliciously ironic coda to an episode that altered both their lives, one of her sons married a black woman.
"That," said Sutton, "seems so very fitting."
Frank Fitzpatrick
Frank is a columnist and general assignment reporter focusing on sports enterprise, projects and features. His Sunday column, 'Frank's Place', examines Philadelphia's rich sports history.


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Tornillo ISD 2017-2018
Tornillo ISD
Tornillo, TX
Tornillo ISD is a school district in Tornillo, TX. As of the 2017-2018 school year, it had 1,111 students. The school received an accountability rating of B. 74.2% of students were considered at risk of dropping out of school. 35.1% of students were enrolled in bilingual and English language learning programs.
An average teacher's salary was $43,632, which is $9,702 less than the state average. On average, teachers had 9 years of experience. The average SAT score at Tornillo ISD was 876. The average ACT score was 16.7. In the Class of 2017, 95% of students received their high school diplomas on time or earlier. The dropout rate was 2.3%.
www.tisd.us
Rosa Vega-barrio
Superintendent@tisd.us
Students in Tornillo ISD are part of the Texas Education Agency's Region 19. Students who started eighth grade in 2007 in this region had a college graduation rate of 19.7 percent. View a more comprehensive breakdown of the higher ed outcomes in Region 19.
17.5 (22%)
Tornillo Elementary School
Tornillo Intermediate School
Tornillo Junior High
Tornillo High School

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package de.oscillation.kismet.connector;

import static java.lang.Integer.parseInt;
import static java.lang.Long.parseLong;
import static java.util.logging.Level.SEVERE;
import static java.util.logging.Level.WARNING;
import static java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.net.Socket;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.logging.Logger;

import javax.resource.spi.endpoint.MessageEndpoint;
import javax.resource.spi.endpoint.MessageEndpointFactory;
import javax.resource.spi.work.Work;

import de.benediktmeurer.eui4j.EUI48;

/**
 * Represents a connection to a kismet server established by the kismet resource adapter.
 *
 * @see KismetResourceAdapter
 * @author Benedikt Meurer
 */
public class KismetServerConnection implements Work {
    /** The kismet activation specification. */
    private final KismetActivationSpec activationSpec;

    /** The factory for the kismet message listeners. */
    private final MessageEndpointFactory endpointFactory;

    /** The logger. */
    private final Logger logger = getLogger(KismetServerConnection.class.getName());

    /** The kismet server connection socket. */
    private final Socket socket;

    /**
     * Constructs and initializes a new kismet server connection using the specified
     * activationSpec and endpointFactory.
     *
     * @param activationSpec the kismet activation specification.
     * @param endpointFactory the message endpoint factory to handle the kismet messages.
     * @throws IOException in case of an I/O error.
     * @throws NullPointerException if either activationSpec or
     *             endpointFactory is null.
     * @throws UnknownHostException if the host specified by the activationSpec cannot
     *             be resolved.
     */
    public KismetServerConnection(KismetActivationSpec activationSpec, MessageEndpointFactory endpointFactory) throws UnknownHostException, IOException {
        if (endpointFactory == null) {
            throw new NullPointerException("endpointFactory must not be null");
        }
        this.activationSpec = activationSpec;
        this.endpointFactory = endpointFactory;
        this.socket = new Socket(activationSpec.getServerName(), activationSpec.getPortNumber());
        this.logger.info("Successfully established new kismet server connection to " + activationSpec.getServerName()
                         + " on port " + activationSpec.getPortNumber());
    }

    /**
     * @see java.lang.Runnable#run()
     */
    @Override
    public void run() {
        try {
            // Properly wrap the connection socket's input and output streams
            BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(this.socket.getInputStream()));
            OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(this.socket.getOutputStream());

            // Enable the CLISRC and SOURCE protocols
            this.logger.info("Enabling CLISRC and SOURCE protocols for kismet server connection");
            out.write("!1 ENABLE CLISRC *\n");
            out.write("!2 ENABLE SOURCE *\n");
            out.flush();

            // Process the incoming kismet messages (collecting drones and measured values)
            HashMap<UUID, String> droneNames = new HashMap<UUID, String>();
            LinkedList<KismetMeasuredValue> measuredValues = new LinkedList<KismetMeasuredValue>();
            for (;;) {
                StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(in.readLine(), " ");
                String header = tokenizer.nextToken();
                if ("*CLISRC:".equals(header)) {
                    // Parse the CLISRC sentence
                    tokenizer.nextToken(); // BSSID
                    EUI48 deviceId = EUI48.fromString(tokenizer.nextToken());
                    UUID droneId = UUID.fromString(tokenizer.nextToken());
                    long timestamp = parseLong(tokenizer.nextToken());
                    tokenizer.nextToken(); // Packet count
                    int signalStrength = parseInt(tokenizer.nextToken());

                    // Collect the measured value
                    measuredValues.add(new KismetMeasuredValue(deviceId, droneId, signalStrength, timestamp));
                }
                else if ("*SOURCE:".equals(header)) {
                    // Parse the SOURCE sentence
                    String interf = tokenizer.nextToken();
                    String type = tokenizer.nextToken();
                    if ("drone".equals(interf) && "drone".equals(type)) {
                        // Extract the drone name and UUID and insert it into the drone mapping
                        String name = tokenizer.nextToken();
                        tokenizer.nextToken(); // Channel
                        UUID id = UUID.fromString(tokenizer.nextToken());
                        droneNames.put(id, name);
                    }
                }
                else if ("*TIME:".equals(header)) {
                    // Parse the TIME sentence
                    long timestamp = parseLong(tokenizer.nextToken());

                    try {
                        // Prepare to send the collected data as message using our configured
                        // message endpoint factory
                        MessageEndpoint messageEndpoint = this.endpointFactory.createEndpoint(null);
                        messageEndpoint.beforeDelivery(KismetMessageService.class.getDeclaredMethod("onMessage", KismetMessage.class));
                        try {
                            // Send the message to the endpoint
                            KismetMessage message = new KismetMessage(new HashMap<UUID, String>(droneNames), measuredValues, timestamp);
                            ((KismetMessageService) messageEndpoint).onMessage(message);

                            // Reset the measured values
                            measuredValues = new LinkedList<KismetMeasuredValue>();
                        }
                        finally {
                            messageEndpoint.afterDelivery();
                            messageEndpoint.release();
                        }
                    }
                    catch (Exception exn) {
                        this.logger.log(WARNING, "Failed to pass kismet message to endpoint", exn);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        catch (Exception exn) {
            this.logger.log(SEVERE, "Error in kismet server connection, terminating connection", exn);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @see javax.resource.spi.work.Work#release()
     */
    @Override
    public void release() {
        try {
            // Try to close the connection socket
            this.socket.close();
        }
        catch (IOException exn) {
            this.logger.log(WARNING, "Failed to close kismet server connection", exn);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns the activationSpec of this KismetServerConnection object.
     *
     * @return the activationSpec.
     */
    public KismetActivationSpec getActivationSpec() {
        return this.activationSpec;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the endpointFactory of this KismetServerConnection object.
     *
     * @return the endpointFactory.
     */
    public MessageEndpointFactory getEndpointFactory() {
        return this.endpointFactory;
    }
}

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Ludwik Młynek (ur. 19 sierpnia 1864 w Sierczy pod Wieliczką, zm. 28 sierpnia 1941 w Sierczy) – polski etnograf, folklorysta, pisarz, poeta, nauczyciel, pedagog, założyciel oddziałów Towarzystwa Ludoznawczego w Buczaczu i Tarnowie, profesor.

Życiorys
Ludwik Młynek urodził się w małej wiosce niedaleko Wieliczki. Wraz z rodziną mieszkał na "Młynkówce" w Sierczy. Jego ojcem był kmieć Wojciech Młynek, świadek rzezi galicyjskiej, a matką Regina Młynek z domu Stolarczyk. Ludwik był ich ostatnim dzieckiem. Jego przodkiem był Maciej Młynek, który wraz z najbliższymi przybył do wsi z Łańcuta, na polecenie księcia Lubomirskiego. Według legendy król Kazimierz Wielki jemu "wzgórze świerskie ofiarował z borem, miał je wkrótce wykarczować i ozdobić dworem".

Od 10 roku życia Ludwik Młynek uczył się w wielickiej szkole "na Bednarce", a następnie w tamtejszej szkole wydziałowej. W latach 1880–1888 uczęszczał do Gimnazjum Św. Anny w Krakowie, najstarszej szkole w Polsce, mającej wówczas wysoką renomę. Po studiach, miał otrzymać tytuł profesora filologii porównawczej na Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim (gdzie się wcześniej uczył), jednak katedry nie otrzymał, a rozstrzygającym argumentem miało być chłopskie pochodzenie Ludwika. W międzyczasie 6 października 1889 r. ożenił się z córką sołtysa Sierczy, Anną Oprych. Pracował kolejno w gimnazjach: w Wadowicach, Krakowie (c.k. III Gimnazjum), Buczaczu, w szkole realnej w Tarnowie, Łańcucie, skąd wrócił do Sierczy. Po powrocie rozpoczął pracę w nowym wielickim gimnazjum.

18 grudnia 1897 w Buczaczu zagaił pierwsze zgromadzenie zawiązanego buczackiego oddziału Towarzystwa ludoznawczego we Lwowie. Był sekretarzem Towarzystwa św. Wincentego a Paulo w Buczaczu.

Pisał poematy, wiersze i książki.

Wraz z żoną doczekali się dwanaściorga dzieci, z czego pięcioro zmarło (troje w dzieciństwie, a dwoje w wieku starszym), w niewyjaśnionych okolicznościach, natomiast wieku dojrzałego dożyło siedmioro – sześć córek oraz syn Tadeusz, botanik, profesor Wyższej Szkoły Rolniczej w Olsztynie.

Ludwik Młynek zmarł podczas okupacji hitlerowskiej 28 sierpnia 1941 roku. Wraz z żoną (zmarłą w 1955 r.) został pochowany na cmentarzu w Wieliczce.

Twórczość
 Narzecze wilamowickie. (Wilhelmsauer Dialekt. Dy wymmysauschy Gmoansproch) – Nakładem Autora, Drukiem J Pisza Tarnów 1907
 Nauka języka niemieckiego (w I klasie polskich szkół średnich w Galicyi) – Nakładem Autora, Druk Zygmunta Jelenia Tarnów 1910
 Praca fizyczna jako czynnik wychowawczy – Nakładem Autora, Czcionkami drukarni A Kwiczali Jarosław 1914
 Marta czy Marja? (uwagi nad obywatelskiem wychowaniem kobiet) – Nakładem Autora, Drukiem J Litwińskiego Wieliczka 1923
 Marja (uwagi nad środkami jakiemi można osiągnąć obywatelskie wychowanie polskich kobiet) – Nakładem Autora, Drukiem J Litwińskiego Wieliczka 1924 (inne wydanie: Nakładem Autora, odbito w Drukarni "Głosu Narodu" Kraków 1924)
 Apostoł świecki przy pracy – Nakładem Sekretariatu Ligi Katolickiej, Kraków 1927
 Joasia ze Sierczy – Nakładem Rodziny, Kraków 1931
 (L. Sierczanin): Żywot świątobliwej Joasi Młynkówny ze Sierczy (Jej słowa i czyny – za życia i po śmierci wraz z utworami poetycznymi) – Nakładem Rodziny, Kraków 1934
 Siercza (opowiadanie dzieciom i wnukom) – Nakładem Autora, Kraków 1936
 Wychowanie człowieka (pierwszy okres jego fizycznego i umysłowego rozwoju) – Nakładem Rodziny, Kraków 1938

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Wiesław Bieńkowski: Młynek Ludwik, ps. Jan Kolka, Jasiek Kolka, Kmieć ze Sierczy, L. Sierczanin (1864–1941). W: Polski Słownik Biograficzny. T. XXI. Warszawa – Kraków – Wrocław – Gdańsk, 1976.
 Urszula Janicka-Krzywda: Ludwik Młynek (1864–1941), profesor gimnazjalny, ludoznawca, działacz oświatowy. W: Etnografowie i ludoznawcy polscy. Sylwetki, szkice biograficzne (pod redakcją Ewy Fryś-Pietraszkowej i Anny Spiss), Polskie Towarzystwo Ludoznawcze, Oddział Polskiego Towarzystwa Ludoznawczego w Krakowie, Wrocław-Kraków 2007, s. 207–209 (z fotografią)
 Strona internetowa kozmice.wieliczka.eu

Linki zewnętrzne
 Prace Ludwika Młynka w bibliotece Polona
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Ludzie związani z Buczaczem
Ludzie związani z Wieliczką
Pisarze związani z Krakowem
Pisarze związani z Tarnowem
Polscy etnografowie
Polscy folkloryści
Polscy pedagodzy
Polscy poeci
Urodzeni w 1864
Zmarli w 1941

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Ignacy Jakub Konstanty vel Ignacy Kwak pseud.: "Szmaragd", "Topaz" (ur. 25 maja 1906 w Chicago, zm. 3 lipca 1972 w Nowym Sączu) – polski nauczyciel, podporucznik piechoty Polskich Sił Zbrojnych i Armii Krajowej, cichociemny.

Życiorys
Ignacy Konstanty zamieszkał w Nowym Sączu w wieku 4 lat. Ukończył szkołę podstawową w Starym Sączu, a następnie uczył się w gimnazjum w Nowym Sączu. Zdał maturę w gimnazjum w Gorlicach w 1927 roku. Ukończył studia na Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim w 1936 roku uzyskując tytuł magistra filologii klasycznej. W międzyczasie odbył służbę wojskową w 1 pułku strzelców podhalańskich w Nowym Sączu. W okresie 1932–1933 uczył się w Szkole Podchorążych Rezerwy Piechoty w Cieszynie. Od 1 września 1936 roku do 30 czerwca 1939 roku pracował jako nauczyciel języków klasycznych w Dąbrowie Tarnowskiej.

We wrześniu 1939 roku nie został zmobilizowany. Przekroczył granicę polsko-węgierską 11 stycznia 1940 roku. W lutym 1940 roku znalazł się we Francji, gdzie dostał przydział do 1 kompanii, I baonu 4 Warszawskiego pułku strzelców pieszych 2 Dywizji Strzelców Pieszych. 25 kwietnia 1940 roku został skierowany na kurs aspirantów w Camp de Coëtquidan, po ukończeniu którego w maju został skierowany do 7 pułku piechoty 3 Dywizji Piechoty. Po klęsce Francji w czerwcu 1940 roku przedostał się do Wielkiej Brytanii, gdzie 6 lipca został przydzielony do 8 kompanii III baonu 1 Brygady Strzelców.

Po przeszkoleniu w minerstwie i dywersji został zaprzysiężony 31 stycznia 1943 roku w Oddziale VI Sztabu Naczelnego Wodza. Zrzutu dokonano w nocy z 19 na 20 marca 1943 roku w ramach operacji "Beam". Dostał przydział do Inspektoratu Rejonu Zamość Okręgu Lublin AK na stanowisko oficera do zleceń. W pierwszych dniach lipca dostał przydział do "Kompanii Warszawskiej", z którą 23 września 1943 roku brał m.in. udział w odbiciu więźniów z więzienia w Biłgoraju (uwolniono 73 więźniów, w tym m.in. prof. Ludwika Ehrlicha). Od listopada 1943 roku do 4 czerwca 1944 roku walczył w oddziałach partyzanckich: "Podkowy", "Zapory" i "Groma". W czerwcu 1944 roku wyjechał do Warszawy, gdzie zaskoczył go wybuch powstania warszawskiego, w którym walczył na Żoliborzu (II Obwód "Żywiciel" Warszawskiego Okręgu Armii Krajowej – pluton saperów). Zbiegł z konwoju jeńców prowadzonych po upadku powstania do obozu w Pruszkowie.

1 marca 1945 roku rozpoczął pracę w Liceum Ogólnokształcącym w Starym, a następnie w Nowym Sączu (I Liceum Ogólnokształcące w Z.S.O. nr 1 im. J. Długosza). W 1969 roku przeszedł na emeryturę.

8 kwietnia 1945 roku Ignacy Konstanty dowodził oddziałem, który odbił z rąk NKWD więźniów aresztowanych za przynależność do AK.

Odznaczenia
 Krzyż Srebrny Orderu Virtuti Militari.

Życie rodzinne
Ignacy Konstanty był synem Jakuba i Matyldy z domu Baraściak. Ożenił się w 1946 roku z Barbarą Księżyk (ur. w 1923 roku), z którą miał syna Konstantego Krzysztofa (ur. w 1947 roku).

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 Biogram na stronie elitadywersji.org

Absolwenci Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Cichociemni
Ludzie związani z Dąbrową Tarnowską
Ludzie związani z Nowym Sączem
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Srebrnym Orderu Virtuti Militari (władze RP na uchodźstwie)
Oficerowie Armii Krajowej
Podoficerowie piechoty II Rzeczypospolitej
Podporucznicy piechoty Polskich Sił Zbrojnych
Polscy nauczyciele
Powstańcy warszawscy
Uczestnicy akcji bojowych polskiego podziemia w czasie II wojny światowej
Urodzeni w 1906
Zmarli w 1972
Ludzie urodzeni w Chicago


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Aker Solutions Wins FEED Contract for ConocoPhillips' Tommeliten Alpha Development
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Aker Solutions was awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract from ConocoPhillips for modifications on the Ekofisk installations to integrate the Tommeliten Alpha discovery, offshore Norway.
The FEED starts immediately and is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2021 with an estimated value of about NOK 130 million.
The contract includes an option for the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) work following the completion of the FEED. The option is subject to Norwegian authorities' approval of the plan for development and operation (PDO) and a new award decision by the Tommeliten Alpha partnership.
The FEED work will be led by Aker Solutions' office in Stavanger, Norway.
"We are excited to work closely together with the field operator ConocoPhillips on the Tommeliten Alpha development, said Linda Litlekalsøy Aase, executive vice president, brownfield projects, at Aker Solutions. "We will utilize our expertise in complex offshore modifications to find the most cost-efficient solution for this project."
Tommeliten Alpha is a discovery in the southern part of the Norwegian sector in the North Sea, approximately 25 kilometers southwest of the Ekofisk field. The water depth is 75 meters. The discovery was proven in 1977. The reservoir contains a gas condensate fluid and lies at a depth of about 3,000 meters.
The FEED contract was booked as order intake in the third quarter of 2020.
About Aker Solutions
Aker Solutions helps the world meet its energy needs. We engineer the products, systems and services required to unlock energy. Our goal is to maximize recovery and efficiency of oil and gas assets, while using our expertise to develop the sustainable solutions of the future. Aker Solutions employs approximately 13,000 people in more than 20 countries.
About ConocoPhillips
Headquartered in Houston, Texas, ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) had operations and activities in 16 countries, $63 billion of total assets, and approximately 9,700 employees on June 30, 2020. Production excluding Libya averaged 1,130 MBOED for the six months ended June 30, 2020, and proved reserves were 5.3 BBOE as of Dec. 31, 2019.
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You are viewing an individual career profile of a 29 year old Female from Highland, IN who is or was employed as a Law Clerk. This person shared his/her experiences and insight with TheCareerProject in order to help those who are considering a career in this field to better understand what working as a Law Clerk in Highland, IN is really like.
You name it, I do it! I do filing, send correspondence to clients, doctors offices and other attorneys. I complete interrogatories and abstract medical records. I order supplies and run errands, I also do all the translating for the Spanish speaking clients.
Yes, some days its something I enjoy and other days it's something i hate! Our clients are demanding and emotional and often drive me crazy but it does feel good to help them. There are certain people that I work with that go out of there way to help out and make a pleasant workplace and there are others that are lazy and dumb and think only of themselves.
I work in a crumbling old office building. I used to wait tables so its nice not to have to be on my feet all day, its nice being in a climate controlled office but work a 9 to 5 desk job has its hardships too.
It's my father's law firm, he the managing partner, that's how I got this job. So that would help, otherwise, you don't really need any specific schooling or skills, except for the translating.
Organized, good with people, well spoken, familiar with Microsoft Word.
Ask lots of questions when you're not sure what to do or when you're starting a new project. Ask until you're absolutely sure of what you're doing.
Well, when I graduated from high school I wanted to be a marine biologist. While I was in college, I change my major several times, from marine biology to psychology to early education to criminal justice. When I graduated from college I thought that I'd go on to law school, which is why I took this job but after working for attorneys, I realized I do NOT want to be one.
Yes, I was walked through my duties by the person who had the job before me and then I shadowed her for a few days. After she left, if I was being asked to do something new, one of my superiors would show me what to do or give me an example of a correctly completed document.
Yes, I was always shown what to do and encouraged to ask lots of questions if I didn't understand or even if I was just curious about some aspect of a case.
Not really, but my college education did prepare me for using the computer programs that we use at the office and for drafting letter in professional wording.
My co workers and I try to have a good time at work, also, we're not very highly supervised so you can kind of work at your own pace, taking breaks of you need it. During the summer, we get to leave early on Fridays.
I like to be able to leave my job at the office at 5p. I like the predictable hours. I feel like I'm good at what I do and occasionally I feel like I help someone who might not otherwise get the help they need because they're Spanish speaking.
it wasn't but it is now. I plan to stay in this position for the time being or until I get a higher paying job doing the same work.
I plan to get my Paralegal degree. I am already doing some Paralegal work but with a degree, I could be making more money. Either at this firm or another one.
Nope, I think that about covers it!
Arrive at work at 8:30a, check voice mail, emails and To Do list for things that need to be done today.
Filing Closed Files: All closed files are boxed depending on type, then I label then boxes with the names of all files within box and assign the box a number. Then I make a list of the contents of each box in a book we keep and also in the computer. Then the boxes are putting into storage in number order.
Please see 9am - 10am, I filed 4 boxes of closed files from 9am to 11a.
Abstracting medical records: We request a client's medical records from a doctor. When we receive them, I go through them, pick out the important or relevant facts and type them up in chronological order. This enables the attorneys to get the important medical information about the client's condition without having to read all the medical records themselves.
Abstracting medical records, please see above description.
Discussion with attorneys regarding status of various client's case. Left early to drop a file off at another attorney's office.


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Most Contagious always promises to be an event full of inspiration, creativity and world-class campaigns, and 2020 didn't disappoint in any area. Usually a one-day event, this year the festival ran over two days in a new digital platform, with guests able to ask questions, join virtual coffee rooms and feel as immersed as possible in the digital world we all find ourselves in.
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Samsung started working with Adam & Eve in 2017, as they were looking for an agency to help them stand-out from the sea of sameness. Traditionally ads for TVs showed beaches, forests and far-away landscape scenes. Samsung wanted to own the "big movie moment" and set out on a four-year journey to reach consumers, through the emotional benefit of owning the best TV for movie-night.
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I've so far got the (significant) beginnings of my framework. It turns out that having actual experience in a language makes it a lot easier to write tidy code in it! So far, I've got the basis of my state machine, a file/data/asset manager and my PyGame boilerplate down. I've also confirmed that I can deploy it to an exe. I was hoping to get further along tonight - but got held back.
I feel that I'm laying a good foundation that's going to make my code easier to work with as this project goes on.


Clarence is the keynote speaker for Day Two of the TBR e-Learning Summer Institute on Web 2.0 hosted at the University of Memphis. WordPress won't allow embedded windows as I would normally do with Cover it Live – so click the link below to open a new window. You can follow along as I comment on his presentation and you can add your own comments as well.


One of my long-time bucket list items was to see the Northern lights. In January of 2015, my (at the time girlfriend, now wife) and I took a trip to do just that.
Our first stop was in Oslo, as a friend was living there. She took us around town, and sledding down a hell of a crazy mountain course. Long enough that at the bottom of the hill, you had to catch a train back to the top. Oslo was great, but the real destination was Tromsø, deep in the arctic circle, so we could gaze at the lights.
We booked a two-night excursion with the top rated Tripadvisor company. It was everything we imagined it to be. In between the lightshows, we spent an afternoon dog sledding. Which was also an incredible adventure.


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angular-bootstrap-colorpicker-mix
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This version contains a native AngularJS directive based on angular-bootstrap-colorpicker by buberdds.
Orignial version extended with mixed version for rgba/hex mix.
When alpha value is 1, hex is returned. When alpha value is less then 1, rgba is returned.

No dependency on jQuery or jQuery plugin is required.

Installation
===============================
Copy `css/colorpicker.css` and `js/bootstrap-colorpicker-module-mix.js`.
Add a dependency to your app, for instance:

    angular.module('myApp', ['colorpicker.module'])

Bower:

    bower install angular-bootstrap-colorpicker-mix --save

Examples:
===============================

Hex format
```html
<input colorpicker type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```
or
```html
<input colorpicker="hex" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

RGB format
```html
<input colorpicker="rgb" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

RBGA format
```html
<input colorpicker="rgba" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

Mix format
```html
<input colorpicker="mix" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

As non input element
```html
<div colorpicker ng-model="your_model"></div>
```

The color picker template with an input element
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-with-input="true" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

Position of the color picker (top, right, bottom, left).
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-position="right" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

The color picker in a fixed element
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-fixed-position="true" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

When using fixed positioning, you can also put the picker into the parent element (this allows more styling control)
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-fixed-position="true" colorpicker-parent="true" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

The color picker in UI Bootstrap modal (the parent element position property must be set to relative)
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-parent="true" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

Binding the visibility of the color picker to a variable in the scope
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-is-open="isOpen" type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

Auto hiding the color picker when a color has been selected
```html
<input colorpicker colorpicker-close-on-select type="text" ng-model="your_model" />
```

Events:
===============================

Each color picker will emit the following events passing a data object in the following format:
```javascript
{
	name: '',
	value: ''
}
```
Name is the string representation of ng-model and value is the current color.

#### colorpicker-selected
A global selected event, will be fired when a color is selected from the saturation, hue or alpha slider.

#### colorpicker-selected-saturation
Will be fired when a color is selected from the saturation slider.

#### colorpicker-selected-hue
Will be fired when a color is selected from the hue slider.

#### colorpicker-selected-alpha
Will be fired when a color is selected from the alpha slider.

#### colorpicker-shown
Will be fired when a color picker is opened.

#### colorpicker-closed
Will be fired when a color picker is closed.


De Looier in a little gem stashed away on the corner of the Elandsgracht and the Looiersgracht for all you antique junkies out there. I hadn't been there for years, but recently noticed a new store on as I trammed down Marnixstraat the other day and it prompted me to take a look. The new store was Vintage 2000 and the item that caught my eye was a lovely little vintage suitcase with wood frame detail that is now sitting by the front door. It's very sweet.
So the case reminded me of de Looier, and so I thought I'd take Mr E and I ventured in once more. It's a very old fashioned place, a rabbit warren maze of glass cabinets filled with all sorts of collectibles and curiosa.
We found a lovely silkscreen print from the 70's of boat buoys by a Dutch artist, and a little glass lion by Swedish artist, Lisa Larson. Both really reasonably priced. There's proper antiques (though all a bit dusty for my taste) but there are some great mid-century items too, much more my speed.
De Looier: Elandsgracht 109, Amsterdam. Open from 11am to 5pm, closed Fridays.


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    $scope.items = [];
    $scope.newItem = {};
    $scope.focusInput = false;

    $scope.modalNew = function () {
        $scope.newItem = {};
        $("#modal-add").modal();
        $scope.focusInput = true;
    }

    $scope.load = function (callback) {
        dataService.getItems('/api/pingservices', { })
        .success(function (data) {
            angular.copy(data, $scope.items);
            gridInit($scope, $filter);
            callback;
            spinOff();
        })
        .error(function () {
            toastr.error($rootScope.lbl.errorLoadingBlogs);
        });
    }

    $scope.save = function () {
        if (!$('#form').valid()) {
            return false;
        }
        spinOn();
        $scope.newItem.OptionName = $scope.newItem.OptionValue;
        dataService.addItem("/api/pingservices", $scope.newItem)
        .success(function (data) {
            toastr.success($rootScope.lbl.completed);
            $scope.newItem = {};
            $scope.load();
            spinOff();
            $("#modal-add").modal('hide');
            $scope.focusInput = false;
        })
        .error(function (data) {
            toastr.error(data);
            spinOff();
            $("#modal-add").modal('hide');
            $scope.focusInput = false;
        });
    }

    $scope.processChecked = function (action) {
        processChecked("/api/pingservices/processchecked/", action, $scope, dataService);
    }

    $scope.load();

    $(document).ready(function () {
        $('#form').validate({
            rules: {
                txtNewUrl: { required: true, url: true }
            }
        });
    });
}]);


A Bay Area based company is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Manager in the Pharma industry for their growing team. The Regulatory Affairs Manager will be responsible for the preparation of regulatory submissions, strategies, and support of the product's business needs.
- Responsible for leading a team that delivers timely compilation of all documentation for regulatory submissions to support technical work of regulatory submissions.
- Responsible for proper written content and format of regulatory submissions comply with all regulatory bodies and relating to the development and licensure of drugs or biologics.
- Developing strategies for the support of marketed biological products.
- Work with cross-functional teams in developing global strategies for products and marketing.
- Provide support for discrepancy, change, control, and inspections as directed.
- Strong understanding of regulatory rules and regulations.
- Bachelors in Biology or Life Sciences preferred.
- Must have a proven ability to communicate effectively in both a written and verbal format.
- Ability to lead communications with FDA and other regulatory bodies to facilitate review and approval of submissions in a timely manner.


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Councils highlight growth infrastructure as urgent issue
Home Business Connect Latest News and Advocacy Councils highlight growth infrastructure as urgent issue
Monday, 13th November, 2017
Local Government New Zealand says funding growth infrastructure is the highest priority for councils and welcomes the Government's plans to review local government costs and revenue.
At a meeting of Local Government New Zealand's Metro Sector on Friday (10 Nov), mayors and deputy mayors from New Zealand's largest and fastest growing cities agreed the biggest issue facing local government is the funding of growth infrastructure, and that councils are keen to work with the new Government to find alternative methods of funding this as a matter of urgency.
LGNZ President Dave Cull says the Government's commitments to reviewing the drivers of local government costs and its revenue base are timely and necessary and with councils preparing long-term plans swift action is needed.
"Councils in fast growing areas face serious issues with funding the infrastructure needed to accommodate new residents, such as roads and essential drinking, waste and storm water infrastructure," Mr Cull says.
"Relying primarily on property rates and the current development contributions regime to fund incredibly expensive new infrastructure for new residents is not sustainable or fair, and many councils are reaching their debt limits. We are looking forward to working with the Government on finding alternative funding methods."
Mr Cull says the message about infrastructure funding has been heard time and again during a nationwide tour of councils he and LGNZ Vice President Stuart Crosby have undertaken in recent months.
"It's not just big cities that are experiencing this either, it is an issue for all councils as growth returns to the regions, in particular for councils with small rating bases needing to upgrade or renew infrastructure," Mr Cull says.
Potential solutions could include further special purpose vehicles to allow councils to borrow off their balance sheets, visitor levies or user-pays systems.
Hamilton City Council mayor Andrew King says growth councils, such as Hamilton, are doing everything they can to leverage the opportunities presented by growth.
"These opportunities however come with a number of challenges, not least the costs of infrastructure to enable growth," Mr King says. "The ability of individual councils to fund this infrastructure is limited. Councils and the new Government need to collaborate on new funding models so we can build infrastructure for new homes with urgency and ensure a supply of affordable housing. Success will mean councils can better manage the future impact of growth-related costs for our ratepayers."
The message from other councils is the same.
Auckland deputy mayor Bill Cashmore says there is an "absolute dire need for alternative funding streams for local government infrastructure to be delivered for this long-term plan process".
Greg Brownless, mayor of the booming Tauranga and now New Zealand's fifth largest city, says "as soon as possible alternative funding streams such as a share of GST need to be actioned by the new Government to fund critical infrastructure".
And Queenstown Lakes mayor Jim Boult is also calling for a contribution from its visitors to help fund key infrastructure used by tourists.
"We've got a massive infrastructure spend in front of us created largely by burgeoning tourism and the district's small ratepayer population needs some form of new model to meet this challenge," Mr Boult says. "We urgently need new legislative tools, such as a visitor levy, to help build the infrastructure Queenstown needs."
For more information, contact LGNZ's Deputy Chief Executive Advocacy, Helen Mexted on 029 924 1221 or helen.mexted@lgnz.co.nz
About LGNZ and local government in New Zealand
Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) is the peak body representing New Zealand's 78 local, regional and unitary authorities. LGNZ advocates for local democracy, develops local government policy, and promotes best practice and excellence in leadership, governance and service delivery. Through its work strengthening sector capability, LGNZ contributes to the economic success and vibrancy of communities and the nation.
The local government sector plays an important role. In addition to giving citizens a say in how their communities are run, councils own a broad range of community assets worth more than $120 billion. These include 90 per cent of New Zealand's road network, the bulk of the country's water and waste water networks, and libraries, recreation and community facilities. Council expenditure is approximately $8.5 billion dollars, representing approximately 4 per cent of Gross Domestic Product and 11 per cent of all public expenditure.
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The Senior Vice President of the Daytime Emmy Awards joins Matt.
Last week, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced the nominations for the 38th annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards.
In a riveting conversation, Senior Vice President of the Daytime Emmys joins Matt to discuss why Emmys for journalism are more important now than ever before. Plus, Michaels gives his take on what exactly "Daytime" television means in the ever-expanding streaming landscape of television. The definition, he says, is changing from time slot to content.
Michaels frequently interviews Daytime stars, which are live streamed on the National Academy's Facebook page. This Friday, August 4th, Michaels will sit down with the icon Tippi Hedren in Los Angeles.
The News and Documentary Emmy Awards will take place on October 4th at Jazz at Lincoln Center.


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The annual Finnish Champs were held this year at Jyväskylä and our five-member team packed itself into a car (yes, in one car) and drove to fight for glory and merit once more!
Some excitement was experienced even before the competitions began as one of our team member was registered for the Individual Competition only hours before the competition started!
SILVER for the the whole awesome team of HY-KENDO!!
From left to right: Jenni, Otto, Saara, Merci and Tuomas.
Beginner's course starts on 19th Sept!!!


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Q: Cubic Equation. (Factorisation) I'm given this question, factorise $4x^3-7x-3$. Is this answer acceptable?
$(x+\frac{1}{2})(x-\frac{3}{2})(x+1)$.

A: Not quite. What you've got is a quarter of what you want, the correct expression is $$4(x+\frac{1}{2})(x-\frac{3}{2})(x+1)$$
You've done the hard bit - finding the factors - and for most things (most importantly finding roots) your expression is perfectly fine as the four doesn't have much effect. However, if I'm being picky, or if you're being marked on this, then having the four there to have the exact same expression is important.

A: No. If you expand $(x+\frac{1}{2})\,(x−\frac{3}{2})\,(x+1)$ you get $\displaystyle\frac{4x^3 - 7x - 3}{4}$. You are missing a factor $4$. You can express it like this:
$4x^3 - 7x - 3 = 4\,(x+\frac{1}{2})\,(x−\frac{3}{2})\,(x+1)$.
If you want to avoid the fractions you can also express it as
$(2x+1)\,(2x−3)\,(x+1)$.

A: Yes! That is the correct answer if  multiplied by 4.

A: Yes you are almost correct, the correct factor is
$(2x+1)(2x-3)(x+1)$
which is equal to your answer multiplied by 4.
Another note, In Abstrat Algebra, factorization highly depends on what field are we considering. But based from the tag of the question I know that we are pertaining in the field of Real Numbers.

A: First, it is clear that $-1$ is a root. So, $(x+1)$ is a factor of that polynomial. Thus,
$4x^3-7x-3=(x+1)(ax^2+bx+c)=ax^3+bx^2+cx+ax^2+bx+c$
By equating the coefficients of powers, we get:
$a=4$
$b+a=0$ so $b=-4$
$c+b=-7$, so $c=-3$
So, we have $(x+1)(4x^2-4x-3)=4(x+1)(x^2-x-\frac{3}{4})$
Now, using the "usual" method to find roots of quadratic equations, we find that $-\frac{1}{2},\frac{3}{2}$ are roots and $x^2-x-\frac{3}{4}$ is a monic polynomial so it can be written as
$(x+\frac{1}{2})(x-\frac{3}{2})$
Thus, the correct factorization is:
$4(x+1)(x+\frac{1}{2})(x-\frac{3}{2})$

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In limelight, on the stage, they appear.
That for the helpless you're striking a blow.
Soon we'll have ended this awful wrong.
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Pak-Saudi Relations
In modern times of human civilization, strong and trustworthy bilateral relations always brighten the chances of trade and commerce, foreign direct investments and strengthen cultural tries. This helps create an atmosphere of collaboration and harmony. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are more than strategic partners and more than brothers as said by King Abdul Abdullah ibn Abdulaziz Al-Saud. The sad demise of King Abdullah may have brought a glorious association to a natural setback, but the fact that the relations between both countries will continue to remain strong in the future era of the new King Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud.
Since King Abdulaziz Al-Saud established the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932, its transformation has been tremendous. The successive wise leadership has turned itself from a desert nation to a modern, dynamic state and one of the major players on the international stage. Its socio-economic revolution is unprecedented. Saudi Arabia was one of those first countries which recognised Pakistan after independence 1947. Whether it was wars of 1965, 1971 or sanctions after nuclear tests, Saudi Arabia came forward and helped Pakistan.
After the establishment of diplomatic ties, both the countries have enjoyed good relations which are not confined to political, economic, commercial, security and religious matters. Common faith and culture has further enhanced by close geographical proximity, historic trade ties, religious association and the economic facilitation. Both countries have developed trust-worthy relations based on mutual respect. More than 1.5 million Pakistanis are working in Saudi Arabia. In recent years, both countries have exchanged high-level delegations and developed plans to expand bilateral cooperation in trade, education, real estate, tourism, information technology, communications and agriculture.
Diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have been strong, stable and sustainable since 1947. Saudi Arabia has been generous to Pakistan in many fields since then. Both countries are leading members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). Saudi Arabia supported Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir and encouraged both the countries to start Confidence Building Measures (CBMs). It openly opposed partition of Pakistan and creation of Bangladesh. Both the countries were at same wave-length at the time of Afghan War and remained closed allies fighting against communism during 1980s. During the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, Pakistan on request, sent troops to protect the Islamic holy sites in Saudi Arabia. Both the countries played important role in recognition of Taliban rule in Afghanistan. Pakistan offered its political, moral and diplomatic support on many regional Islamic and international issues.
Saudi Arabia came to our rescue even in May 1998 (series of nuclear explosions/tests) and promised to supply 50,000 barrels per day of free oil to help Pakistan cope with likely economic sanctions in the aftermath. Also, humanitarian assistance has been one of the key pillars of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy. Saudi Arabia extended its humanitarian assistance on many times of natural calamities in the country. In the times of natural crisis, Saudi Arabia stood first and donated generously
The Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Pakistan is passionately facilitating many ongoing mega projects of education, health, housing, infrastructure, clean drinking water and electrification in different parts of the country. It has been helping Pakistan in obtaining fertilizers that may aid the agricultural activities in the country. Further, assistance would allow developmental projects to be initiated that would be instrumental in the socio-economic upgradation of the people. It aims to reduce high ratios of poverty. It would generate more employment in these troubled areas. It would support business activities in these areas and improve their living standards by providing better education, health and housing facilities.
Further, millions of dollars worth of loan has been provided to be spent for reconstruction in the Malakand Division, Bajaur Agency and North and South Waziristan. In this connection, the reconstruction activity, including repair of roads, would contribute to increasing agricultural productivity and enhance educational and health standards for the people of the region. Rehabilitation work includes construction of 283 KMS of major roads and 887 KMS of other roads along with 43 bridges and 78 culverts.
The last but not the least, the loan will also be used for construction of main and branch canals with flood protection work, water storage, supply of lift pumps, construction of educational facilities in South Waziristan, North Waziristan and Bajaur and rehabilitation of power network and transmission lines.
Right from the beginning, Saudi Arabia has been providing generous religious and educational aid to Pakistan, being a major contributor to the construction of mosques and religious schools across Pakistan. The Faisal Mosque (dedicated to King Faisal of Saudi Arabia) in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan was the prime example of Pak-Saudi cultural affinity. The major Pakistani city of former Lyallpur was also renamed Faisalabad in honour of King Faisal in 1977. Saudi Arabia remains a major destination for immigration amongst Pakistanis, the number of whom living in Saudi Arabia reached to 1.5 million.
Also, both the countries maintain close military ties. The government of Pakistan provided extensive support, arms and training to the military of Saudi Arabia. Pilots of the Pakistan Air Force flew aircraft of the Royal Saudi Air Force to deter a raid from South Yemen in 1969. In the 1970s and 1980s, approximately 15,000 Pakistani soldiers were stood tall in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia showed great interests to purchase of Pakistani ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have information mechanism on different subject relating to defense production, security apparatus and above all martial training etc.
During the talks between PM Nawaz Sharif and King Salman, situation in the Middle East and issues facing the Muslim world came under discussion. The Pakistani PM elaborated upon the measures being taken to tackle terrorism and militancy in Pakistan. Further, it was agreed that both nations have had cordial relations and that there was further need to strengthen the association byfocussing on the trade and economic ties. Also, that it was required to converge on matters of regional and international significance.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enjoy close relations which are marked by common perceptions on all issues of mutual interests. Both countries have sought to develop extensive commercial, cultural, religious and strategic relations. The rapidly changing geo-political and geo-strategic scenarios in the region and the Middle East demands greater levels of mutual cooperation and collaboration at all levels. The way forward between both the countries is to have joint security plan, cooperation in the energy sector, shared and comprehensive strategy against terrorism and extremism and most importantly, working towards creating an environment of peace in the region.
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package cz.brmlab.brmson.takepig.framework;

import edu.cmu.lti.oaqa.ecd.log.LogEntry;

public enum TPLogEntry implements LogEntry {
	  ANS_TYPE, KEYTERM, PASSAGE, IE, ANS
}


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All our Faculties on board are full time on the rolls, trained not just in their domain of expertise but also on the softer behavioral aspects of empathizing with parents and their wards. Keeping trend with the latest innovations in the learning arena, our faculties are mandated to undergo enhancement skill workshops from time to time as a part of their developmental road maps. The stress on our pedagogy has been knowledge transfer (and not just training) through the art of participative learning and not just monotonous lectures.
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As an educator at IWP, Chetna prides herself on helping young women gain comprehensive knowledge of computers and skills to match. She likes to take a personal approach to teaching each student and as a result, is able to provide all IWP students with a thorough understanding of how to use computers professionally.
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Mridula's core specializations are in CAD-based space planning, 3D CAD Drawings, and 3DS Max-based residential projects. She frequently gets very excited about new projects and takes a personal interest in all her students. As a result, all her students benefit from her experience and knowledge.
Rita is a very popular educator at IWP thanks to her immense knowledge and friendly demeanor. A graduate in Hindi (Hons.) from the University of Mumbai, Rita came to Delhi to pursue a course in Fashion Designing. She got admitted into the prestigious Fashion Designing course at IWP and impressed everyone with her amazing talent and ability.
Rita's skills and expertise were such that soon after she graduated, Rita was hired by IWP as the new Fashion Designing educator. 12 years on, she has become an integral part of the IWP Faculty and is now one of its most celebrated members. Though she is very knowledgeable in all parts of Fashion Designing, her core expertize lies in Drafting and Sketching.
Rohini is one of the most educated and experienced educators at IWP. Her long list of academic achievements include an MBA from Sikkim Manipal University with specialization in Human Resource Management, 2 Year Diploma in Fashion Designing from YWCA, 6-month Certification Course in Adv Draping and Grading from IIFT and a 3month Certification Course in Export Trade from IIFT.
With that much education and 11+ years of experience, Rohini is easily one of the most skilled educators at IWP. However, she does not rely on her accolades to represent who she is. Rather she believes that every student she teaches makes a part of her immense reputation. That is why all her students are able to excel in their careers. She has a special interest in drafting, theory and design, development and draping.
Meenu has over 10 years of professional experience and she has been a part of IWP for the past 5 years as head of the cosmetology department. Her professional qualifications include a number of diplomas and certificates from renowned beauty culture schools like VLCC, Blossom Kocher Academy etc. She also has a certification in Nail Art.
Meenu has also been the winner of several competitions like Grehshobha, Vanya and been awarded for her makeup skills by prominent people in Kishor Thakkar and Anurag Jaiswal. She has given seminar talks on makeup for Grehshobha, C2P and Airbrush Makeup. At IWP, Meenu takes a special interest in nurturing the natural talent of each student and encourages them to explore new horizons in makeup and related arts.
Sunita, as the NPTT expert at IWP, is very well loved by her students because of her knowledge and helpful nature. She has over 16 years of working experience both as a teacher as well as a teacher trainer. She loves to train young aspiring women to become proficient nursery and primary teachers. Her particular areas of interest include training students in the play way method, impart knowledge of psychology, particularly child development under 6 years and redressing the adverse effects of delayed development.
Noopur is an educator at IWP who is well known for her constant thirst for new learning. Despite having an M. Ed. And B. Ed. From Manav Rachna College of Education, she is pursuing an MA in Psychology from IGNOU. She is known among her colleagues to be one of the most professional educators to ever grace the IWP faculty. Her knowledge of her field is immense and she has even written dissertations on adolescent development.
Noopur is very popular among her students for going out of her way to help develop teaching skills. She uses her intensive experience to provide our NPTT students with complete working knowledge of how to be a great Nursery/Primary school teacher.
Bharti is a very popular faculty member at IWP because of her vast knowledge in her area of expertise. As the department head for the Secretarial Practice and Stenography course, she is well-versed with all aspects of this field and passionately imparts the same knowledge to students. Her qualifications include a three-year diploma in Modern Office Practices from Meera Bai Polytechnic, an MBA with specialization in Finance from Sikkim Manipal University and many others.
Since she over 16 years of experience in her specialty, Bharti also likes to encourage her students to move beyond the course curriculum itself. This, in turn, helps students develop the habit of acquiring additional skills that will provide to be invaluable as their career proceeds. Bharti also has a special interest in shorthand and typing. She is most often found discussing the intricacies of the practice with her students in IWP classrooms.
If you have ever dreamt of something, chances are Sarita can turn it into a real image. That is exactly what she teaches her Multimedia students at IWP. As one of the most popular teachers at IWP, she can frequently be found surrounded by her students.
Having graduated from a prominent animation and design institute in Delhi and gathered extensive work experience, Sarita has a lot to offer to her students. She is also well-known for being very friendly. But she is also uncompromising on work quality and that is why her students always excel after they graduate.
Jyoti is a very prominent part of the Fine Arts faculty. She is highly educated and has been a part of the IWP Fine Arts faculty for over 12 years. During that time, she has helped countless number of aspiring young women actualize their dreams.
Jyoti believes that every student has their own artistic vision and it should be nurtured. However, she also thinks that it takes dedication to turn a talent into an applicable skill. All her lectures are based on practicalities of art as a means of commerce without sacrificing the artistic vision.
Abhishek is one of the oldest members of the IWP team. He has been with the institution since it began. During that time, he has helped place countless number of aspiring young girls in attractive job posts based on their skills and abilities.
As the IWP Placement Head, Abhishek takes a special interest in all students and makes a critical evaluation of their job skills. He always tries to ensure that students get placed according to their aspirations but in positions where they can develop into experienced professionals.
cosmetology diploma course by Shahnaz Hussain. Facial, skin treatments and makeup at Pivot-Point NewDelhi (Blossom Kocher). makeup course by professional makeup artist Samantha Peluse from Italy given grooming classes in Frankfin airhosted academy.