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Winning a Medal; the Only Way to get Paid for Play According to the NCAA
19 October, 2016 Blog, Entertainment Law, Sports Law 4206
By: Alexa DuMity
Over 1,000 student-athletes competed at the Rio Olympics in 2016.[1] This included current and incoming student-athletes.[2] Many of these athletes were successful and brought home medals for Team USA. Katie Ledecky was one of the brightest stars who shined at Rio, she took home four gold medals and one silver medal from the Rio games. The United States Olympic Committee awards funds for medaling at the Olympics: $25,00 for gold, $15,000 for silver, and $10,000 for bronze.[3] That means Ledecky ended up taking home $110,000 in total from her superb performance at the Rio Olympics.
Ledecky has committed to swim for Stanford University. The NCAA strictly adheres to its guidelines for making sure its incoming and current student-athletes retain their amateur status. In general, the amateurism requirements do not allow for prize money above actual and necessary expenses, among other rules.[4] However, lucky for Ledecky and other Olympic student-athletes, the NCAA has an exemption for the Olympics.
12.1.2.1.4.1.2 Operation Gold Grant. An individual (prospective student-athlete or student-athlete) may accept funds that are administered by the U.S. Olympic Committee pursuant to its Operation Gold program. (Adopted: 4/26/01 effective 8/1/01)[5]
So Ledecky, and other medal-winning student-athletes get to keep their prize money and their amateur status. Ledecky's $110,000 pales in comparison to Joseph Schooling's award of over $700,000.[6] Schooling was the first person from Singapore to bring home an Olympic gold, and he was generously rewarded for his efforts. The swimmer will get to keep the full amount for his Olympic Gold and head back to the University of Texas with his amateur status intact. [7]
A 2015 rule-change allows international athletes to receive Olympic medal prize money from their national Olympic committee while retaining their amateur status for NCAA schools. Is this fair to other student–athletes? That's up to the NCAA to decide. The Operation Gold exemption currently has no limit on the amount of award money an athlete can receive from medaling at the Olympics. After Schoolings big payday and a number of lawsuits involving the NCAA and the payment of athletes, it's likely the NCAA will look into possibly modifying this rule before the next Olympic games.
[1] Courtney Martinez, 2016 Rio Olympics: Current NCAA Student-Athletes Competing by School, NCAA (Aug. 25, 2016, 13:40 EDT), http://www.ncaa.com/news/ncaa/article/2016-07-28/2016-rio-olympics-ncaa-olympic-student-athletes-school.
[3] August 8, 2016- Operation Gold and Other International Incentives Programs, Pac-12 Compliance (August 8, 2016), http://compliance.pac-12.org/rules-revelations/august-8-2016-operation-gold-and-other-international-incentive-programs/.
[4] 2015-2016 NCAA Division I Manual 62 (The National Collegiate Athletics Association, 2015).
[6] Tales Azzoni, Gold Medal Not the Only Prize for most Olympic Champions, CBC Olympics (Aug. 20, 2016 1:53 PM), http://olympics.cbc.ca/news/article/gold-medal-not-the-only-prize-for-most-olympic-champions.html.
[7] Marcus DiNitto, NCAA Will Let Joseph Schooling Keep His Huge Check for Olympic Gold Medal, Sporting News (Aug. 13, 2016), http://www.sportingnews.com/athletics/news/rio-olympics-2016-joseph-schooling-gold-medal-bonus-singapore/1osohy47yl6gu1nyhvs6a2l1g6.
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Venue: Reed College: Kaul Auditorium (Portland)
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Artists: Hyunah Yu (Soprano); Hamilton Cheifetz (Cello); Matt Haimovitz (Cello); Nancy Ives (Cello); Dorothy Lewis (Cello); Michael Nicolas (Cello); Fred Sherry (Cello); Ronald Thomas (Cello); Peter Wiley (Cello)
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Mozart: Quartet for Strings no 8 in F major, K 168
Artists: John Dalley (Violin); Arnold Steinhardt (Violin); Michael Tree (Viola); Peter Wiley (Cello)
Ensemble: Guarneri Quartet
Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art: Sherwood Auditorium (San Diego)
Recording Date: Sun 18 Oct 2009
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Dvorak: Quartet for Strings no 12 in F major, Op. 96/B 179 "American" N/A
Composer: Antonin Dvorak
Recording Date: Sat 18 Oct 2008
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Kodály: Quartet for Strings no 2, Op. 10 N/A
Composer: Zoltán Kodály
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Visions of traveling by gondola usually include floating through Venice or approaching a freshly powdered ski slope, for most Americans — not getting around Kirkland.
But that could change sooner than you might think.
Antsy for affordable and green transportation alternatives, City Council members, the city manager and the mayor have started exploring the addition of air gondolas into its public-transit mix. Because the city may have to wait decades for Sound Transit to extend light rail along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, Mayor Amy Walen said the city is looking for quicker and cheaper transit alternatives such as the gondolas to use in the meantime. Fickle funding for King County Metro services has made the search even more urgent.
Although using aerial gondolas for regular public transit is rare in the United States, their usage around the world has ballooned recently. They've become more popular in European countries such as Italy, Germany, Portugal and France. In South America, there are more than 50 gondola transit systems either being planned or built, according to Creative Urban Projects, a firm studying cable-car projects worldwide.
At an advanced transportation symposium the city of Kirkland organized and held at Google's Kirkland campus earlier this month, Steven Dale, founding principal of Creative Urban Projects, emphasized that more American cities should be seriously researching the value of such systems.
being built in La Paz, Bolivia, is expected to open this spring, less than two years after construction began.
The systems also are generally cheaper to construct: Depending on the contractor, constructing poles and stringing up cable for the routes can cost about a third of what it costs to build a light-rail or subway route, according to one designer trying to get Austin, Texas, to build a gondola system.
In the Pacific Northwest, Portland has a 7-year-old aerial tram that runs between the Oregon Health & Science University Hospital and the city's south waterfront along the Willamette River. With an average daily ridership of 3,700, the tram welcomed its 10 millionth rider in January.
Despite the tram's popularity now, Dale said it is regarded as a "black sheep" gondola project because political problems and the expensive tram model ended up costing about four times the original construction estimate.
The Victoria and Vancouver, B.C., areas are studying the integration of gondola routes into existing public-transit networks. The technology hasn't gotten as much traction in Seattle since route ideas were pitched in the past few years by Hal Griffith, owner of Seattle's giant new Ferris wheel, as well as Matt Roewe, of VIA Architecture, and Matt Gangemi, known locally among transit wonks as Matt the Engineer.
Air gondolas built by companies such as SkyTran were one of many innovative transit options introduced for discussion and further research at the small, invite-only Kirkland symposium, which was attended by U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene, local transportation experts, real-estate agents and the Kirkland City Council.
Robert Baertsch of SkyTran described how pods containing about four seats each could collectively move more than 11,500 passengers per hour in each direction at predictable speeds.
When Kirkland City Councilman Dave Asher started discussing the gondola idea with City Manager Kurt Triplett a few months ago, he said the intention was to build a connection between the city's downtown and the Cross Kirkland Corridor, but he has since realized it could be much more.
Asher hopes such a transit option could help foster denser living situations along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, which will include biking and pedestrian paths as well as an easement for future light rail. He expects those who would take the route will be some of the 1,000 employees Google is expected to hire and locate at a new expansion campus being built alongside the corridor.
Looking at how the costs of the Portland Aerial Tram unexpectedly exploded made Asher skeptical of using gondola routes at first.
While designer Michael McDaniel pitched his gondola project to Austin, Texas, last year via a TED Talk, he said the $550 million spent on 5.5 miles of an Austin surface-rail project could have built more than 14 miles of continuously moving, air-conditioned gondola routes that showcase beautiful views of the city.
So why hasn't even one American city jumped on the urban-gondola bandwagon yet? The cost of insurance for the city that pioneers the first system in this country is one of the biggest reasons, according to Kirkland's economic-development manager, Ellen Miller-Wolfe. That cost would likely go down after one U.S. city successfully incorporated a gondola system.
"There are plenty of cities that want to be second in line to do this," said Miller-Wolfe.
Kirkland is hoping that companies such as Google might be interested in a public-private partnership to help fund such transit alternatives. Google public-affairs manager Darcy Northnagle told symposium attendees that she and other Google employees are excited about the transit options Kirkland is considering.
"A detailed conversation hasn't taken place yet, but they're definitely one of the partners we'd love to discuss this with," Walen said of Google.
The Kirkland City Council also approved a Transportation Benefit District earlier this month that would allow the city to ask voters if they would approve taxes or other proposals to help pay for more transit services within the city.
Asher acknowledges that any aerial-gondola plan could meet strong resistance if any part of a route mars residential views or privacy. But he believes routes could be placed in nonresidential areas and along arterial streets. Another problem is that, as futuristic as the designs are, Creative Urban Projects says the average speed for existing gondola systems is about 10 miles an hour.
Other transit options Kirkland learned about included driverless cars, LevX's lightweight magnetic levitation trains and CyberTran's computer-controlled ultra-light-rail trains.
Asher says another idea being discussed is paving an express busway in the corridor easement where Sound Transit could eventually build a light-rail track.
"We'll have time to do further analysis, but it's still worthwhile to look at what might be," Asher said.


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The economic problems with xenophobia
Sindile Vabaza, an aspiring economist and an avid writer, is a contributing author for the Free Market Foundation.
This article was first published by Mail & Guardian on
22 August 2022.
On 21 June, members of an anti-migrant group named Operation Dudula showed up at Park Station in Johannesburg vowing to shut down the station. They believed vendors operating there were not South African and therefore are taking away space from South Africans who cannot make ends meet.
Much has been rightly said about Dudula's activities from an ethical and moral perspective, especially as the group's vigilante activities have been linked to some unsavory attacks on foreign nationals and even led to the death of a Zimbabwean man in Diepsloot in April. What has not been highlighted are the economic problems with pursuing a stringently and violently anti-immigrant posture in South Africa.
It is important here to pause and acknowledge that it is instructive that people are willing to shut down a station simply to access a survivalist position like vendorship. It speaks to the desperation and economic isolation that many poor South Africans face with the attendant despair and psycho-social distending happening within people and communities because there seemingly is not a solution in hand.
Operation Dudula is popular precisely because it gives a face (scapegoat) to the deep psycho-social distending in many people and communities in the country. It is not a coincidence that much of Dudula's activities happen in townships and inner cities where people often live in squalor and are barely surviving. This pressure cooker has been turned up to 11 by Covid-19, lockdowns, Eskom's failures, and the tectonic shifts happening in the global economy.
Yet it is important to counter this ever-increasing violent nationalism with a remedy that addresses the actual problems of economic isolation (joblessness) and the attendant psycho-social distending happening in our communities. The problems are fundamentally economic and so the solutions must be fundamentally economic.
Johannesburg CBD and townships as drivers of growth
While these problems are national, much of Dudula's activities are in Gauteng and in particular in Johannesburg. In a 2017 study conducted by Dr Tanya Zack into cross-border shopping in the Johannesburg CBD, Dr Zack and her team found that cross-border shoppers were (conservatively) spending around R10 billion on cheap clothing, shoes, household wares, and accessories. This informal network of trading was yielding four times the turnover of an average sized regional shopping mall.
But retailers and shoppers face enormous risks. The dependence on cash poses a big risk in an area rife with crime and corruption, and where law enforcement agencies appear to be complicit in illegal activities.
Over 60% of retailers interviewed said they had been physically attacked or assaulted, and 38% had regularly "gifted" police officers.
For shoppers the risk is also extreme. A third of shoppers interviewed had been exposed to violent crime. They travel in groups and hide their money. They depend heavily on the security and storage facilities of hotels and bus depots for safety.
These levels of crime are a major blight on Johannesburg's ability to maximize the benefits of these shopping trips. Shoppers are spending an average of 2.5 days on each trip. But they spend comparatively little on accommodation and almost nothing on entertainment. And they are too fearful to spend more time in Johannesburg than their shopping requires.
This inability to capitalize on this burgeoning informal behemoth in Johannesburg will only be exacerbated if Dudula members haphazardly attack foreigners and promote a culture of abuse and violence towards foreign nationals conducting their business. This will dampen potential job creation for low-skilled South Africans who could benefit from cross-border shoppers becoming tourists and spending money on entertainment, accommodation, and other trinkets.
It will also potentially hamper townships in capitalizing on the same economic activity.
It is my belief that Johannesburg's townships ought to have industrial areas carved out of them and made into centers for job-intensive manufacturing for cross-border shoppers and other markets further north who need cheap clothing, accessories, and household wares. It would be a boon for job creation for low-skilled workers if the many China malls and other retailers of cheap goods were supplied by factories in Johannesburg's townships and this was prioritized in policy.
Artificial wage constraints like the national minimum wage are an employment dampener and so policies that encourage employer flexibility and encourage employment creation should be embraced. An expansion of the employment tax incentive to include more than just young job seekers is something that should also be looked at.
The knock-on effects for food vendors and other potential township entrepreneurs are also worth considering. It further ameliorates the problem of job opportunities being very far from those who most need them.
Communities need young people and especially young military-aged men to be employed. Part of the persistent problem with petty and violent crime in our townships is the endemic joblessness of young men who must stew in their poverty, despair, and psycho-social distending while having their manhood (ability to provide) consistently mocked and derided as they are regarded as "broke and useless".
This is fundamentally an economic problem to do with job-intensive growth. Scapegoating other poor and desperate people misses the real problem and will ultimately lead to "remedies" that do not fix, and might exacerbate, the real problem. The market, allowed to flourish and create jobs, is the solution, not violent xenophobic nationalism.
Sindile Vabaza
Sindile Vabaza is an economics associate at the Free Market Foundation.
Publish date: 05 September 2022
Sindile Vabaza, Operation Dudula, xenophobia, economy, Economic freedom / Growth


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Aleksandra Krystyna Natalli-Świat (* 20. Februar 1959 in Oborniki Śląskie; † 10. April 2010 in Smolensk, Russland) war eine polnische Politikerin, Ökonomin und Abgeordnete in der V. und VI. Wahlperiode des polnischen Parlaments, des Sejm.

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1982 beendete Natalli-Świat ihr Studium an der Fakultät für Betriebswirtschaft und Informatik der Akademia Ekonomiczna in Breslau. 2004 schloss sie ihr Managementstudium an der Breslauer Bankhochschule ab.

Von 1982 bis 1991 arbeitete sie als Assistentin beim polnischen Statistikamt Główny Urząd Statystyczny und bei der polnischen Wissenschaftsakademie Polska Akademia Nauk. Anschließend war sie Woiwodschafts-Inspektorin am Breslauer Woiwodschaftsamt. 1992 füllte Natalli-Świat die Funktion der stellvertretenden Direktorin eines "Fortbildungszentrums für Mitarbeiter der staatlichen Verwaltung" (Międzywojewódzki Ośrodek Doskonalenia Kadr Administracji Państwowej) aus. Von 1996 bis 2000 arbeitete sie als leitende Spezialistin bei den städtischen Behörden in Breslau (Urząd Miejski Wrocławia). Die darauffolgenden vier Jahre hatte sie einen Sitz im städtischen Vorstand für Verkehrsunternehmen inne. Ab 2004 war sie Vizepräsidentin im Vorstand des Breslauer Freizeitbads "Centrum SPA" (Wrocławskie Centrum SPA sp. z o.o).

In ihren studentischen Zeiten war Natalli-Świat beim unabhängigen Studentenverband Niezależne Zrzeszenie Studentów tätig. In den Neunzigerjahren war sie Mitglied der Zentrumsallianz (Poruzumienie Centrum). Anschließend war sie in der "Allianz polnischer Christdemokraten" (Porozumienie Polskich Chrześcijańskich Demokratów, PPChD) und in der "Bewegung Neues Polen" (SKL-Ruch Nowej Polski)  der "Konservativen Volkspartei" (Stronnictwo Konserwatywno-Ludowe, kurz SKL) tätig. Später trat sie der Partei Recht und Gerechtigkeit (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) bei.

2005 stand Natalli-Świat bei den polnischen Parlamentswahlen der V. Wahlperiode schließlich auf der Liste der Partei "Recht und Gerechtigkeit" (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) und wurde im Wahlbezirk Breslau zur Abgeordneten in den Sejm gewählt. Dort hatte sie den Vorsitz im öffentlichen Finanzausschuss (Komisja Finansów Publicznych). Bei den Parlamentswahlen 2007, wo sie 21.999 Stimmen erhielt, errang sie zum zweiten Mal ein Abgeordnetenmandat. Am 12. Januar 2008 wurde sie zur Vizeparteivorsitzenden von "Recht und Gerechtigkeit" gewählt.

Am 10. April 2010 gehörte Aleksandra Natalli-Świat zu einer polnischen Delegation um Staatspräsident Lech Kaczyński, die anlässlich des siebzigsten Jahrestages des Massakers von Katyn zur Gedenkstätte nach Russland reisen sollte. Bei einem Flugzeugabsturz der Delegation nahe dem Militärflugplatz Smolensk-Nord kam sie jedoch gemeinsam mit weiteren hochrangigen Repräsentanten Polens ums Leben.

Postum wurde Natalli-Świat am 16. April 2010 das Komturkreuz des Ordens Polonia Restituta (Krzyż Komandorski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski) verliehen.

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 Strona sejmowa posła VI kadencji Aleksandra Natalli-Świat auf der offiziellen Webpräsenz des Sejms (polnisch)
 www.natalli-swiat.info Private Webpräsenz (polnisch)

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Sejm-Abgeordneter (Dritte Republik)
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Träger des Ordens Polonia Restituta (Komtur)
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Die J.P. Morgan China Squash Open 2017 fanden vom 31. August bis 3. September 2017 in Shanghai in der Volksrepublik China statt. Das Squashturnier der Herren war Teil der PSA World Tour 2017/18 und gehörte zur Wertungskategorie PSA 100. Das Squashturnier der Damen war Teil der PSA World Tour der Damen 2017/18 und gehörte ebenfalls zur Wertungskategorie PSA 100.

Vorjahressieger waren Mohamed Elshorbagy und Laura Massaro. Elshorbagy trat in diesem Jahr nicht erneut an. Das Herrenfinale bestritten der topgesetzte Ali Farag und Ramy Ashour, welches Ashour in fünf Sätzen für sich entschied. Bei den Damen sicherte sich die topgesetzte Weltranglistenerste Nour El Sherbini den Titelgewinn. Im Finale bezwang sie Nouran Gohar.

Die Teilnehmerfelder bestanden aus jeweils 16 Spielern, davon waren vier Plätze für Qualifikanten vorgesehen. Die acht besten Spieler wurden gesetzt. Per Wildcard erhielten Joe Wong bei den Herren und Li Dongjin bei den Damen jeweils einen Startplatz im Hauptfeld.

Preisgelder und Weltranglistenpunkte
Bei dem Turnier wurden die folgenden Preisgelder und Weltranglistenpunkte für das Erreichen der jeweiligen Runde ausgezahlt bzw. gutgeschrieben. Spieler, die aus der Qualifikation in das Hauptfeld eintraten, erhielten die angegebenen Qualifikationspunkte zusätzlich zu denen für das Erreichen der jeweiligen Runde. Ansonsten sind die Beträge nicht kumulativ zu verstehen. Das Gesamtpreisgeld betrug jeweils 100.000 US-Dollar bei den Herren und den Damen.

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Weblinks
 Turnierseite auf psaworldtour.com (englisch)
 Berichterstattung auf squashsite.co.uk (englisch)

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PSA World Tour 2017/18
PSA World Tour der Damen 2017/18
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Adryan Corcione
The future of the workplace seems to be the home. As telecommuting and remote work policies become standard among today's employers, more and more research has been done about the effects of this increasingly popular perk. While there are clear benefits, there are also unresolved disadvantages researchers don't yet have solutions for.
When Yahoo changed its telecommuting policy and banned the option in 2013, it led to a debate over whether allowing employees to work from outside the office was good for performance, said Ravi Gajendran, a business professor and co-author of a 2014 University of Illinois study on the benefits of commuting.
"At the time, there was a lot of debate about it, but there was very little evidence available," Gajendran said in a statement. "Well, now we have some evidence that says telecommuters are good performers as well as good co-workers on the job."
Telecommuters also make more positive contributions to a workplace's environment, because they want to be seen as "good citizens" of the business in order to justify their https://www.businessnewsdaily.com, the study found. Remote employees feel obligated to go above and beyond to make their work existence more visible and to make themselves known as assets, Gajendran said.
"They almost overcompensate by being extra helpful, because they know in the back of their minds that their special arrangement could easily go away," Gajendran said. "So they give a little extra back to the organization."
However, more recently, corporations that were once extremely supportive of remote work are now requiring employees to return to the office. For example, Quartz reports IBM – a former pioneer of implementing remote work in corporate America – recently called for remote employees in the marketing departments back into physical office spaces. The reason? These companies believe that work has fundamentally changed with the digital revolution, explained Mark McNeilly, a marketing professor at the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School.
"The thinking is employees need to physically be there to be more efficient, productive and creative because the nature of the work has changed from being serial – in which you do your part and then hand it off to the next person and then on down the line – to an iterative work model, [where] there are a lot of changes being quickly worked on together within the group," he said.
McNeilly emphasized that many types of work do not require employees to be physically present in the same workspace. For instance, in addition to teaching students in physical classrooms, McNeilly teaches graduate students in an entirely online and remote MBA program (MBA@UNC).
A major concern employers express about remote work is employee productivity. The idea that employees can be easily distracted at home often serves as a barrier for allowing remote work, while employees can face different distractions in a physical office location. For instance, an employee may be tempted to do laundry at home, but at work, it's easy to get caught up in the break room or at the water cooler with colleagues.
Additionally, remote work offers flexibility to help maintain healthy human capital. In a Forbes interview, Werk co-founders Anna Auerbach and Annie Dean said that "flexibility is the future of feminism" because it allows employees, particularly women and gender-nonconforming people, to succeed in their careers while still accommodating their roles as parents and caretakers.
"But you need to have the discipline," McNeilly stressed. If productivity becomes a problem while working remotely, employees can improve their https://www.businessnewsdaily.comby using mobile apps or to-do lists and staying organized overall.
McNeilly added that remote work eliminates the need for high real estate costs, especially for locations on the Coast and in major cities.
"Technology has advanced so much," he said. "I don't see why you can't trust people to work at home. A lot of it has to do with the trust of managers and their employees. If there are times where people have to come in, they'll come in."
Additional reporting by Chad Brooks.
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Adryan Corcione is a freelance writer. To learn more about their work, visit their website. They also run a blog called the Millennial Freelancer and a newsletter Rejected Pitches.
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The concept aircraft by APH has a hybrid powertrain. The turbines are driven electrically.
The most conspicuous at first sight change is the body of the aircraft, which consists essentially of a single large wing. This extremely lean and efficient form saves fuel by reducing air resistance and offers significantly more space in the cargo and passenger area. The form itself is not a new invention, was but so far seldom used in civilian aviation.
On the plane, more space should be much as in today's traffic machinery. There is even a lounge. Window does not exist however, only large displays on the walls of the cabin.
A hybrid system is planned with smaller motors, which running on bio-fuel and electric-powered turbines for the drive. Rather than on the wings of the drive system is located at the rear end of the aircraft, which is designed to provide aerodynamic benefits.
Oval Shaped Planes as Logical Outcome. The ahead concept study is based on wings built into the fuselage.
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Anyone still looking for thanksgiving recipes?! I know it seems a wee bit last minute, but I'm someone who procrastinates quite a bit, so if you're like me you're still perusing the internet for next week's feast. :) We have a Maple Chiffon Pie today. Chiffon pies are pretty awesomely old school and I appreciate them. I like how they have a lighter then mousse texture, but still hold a ton of flavor from the custard base. We flavored ours with maple syrup because 'tis the season, right? This pie is a little bit fussy, but definitely worth the effort especially for a fun dinner party or get together. The maple sugar/brown sugar on top is my favorite part; it adds such a nice crunch to this super smooth pie. We hope everyone has a warm and cozy thanksgiving…but don't worry, we still have more to come!!
2. For crust: Place flour, salt, baking powder, butter, and cream cheese in a food processor and pulse until a fine meal forms. While pulsing, add water and vinegar and continue to pulse until dough forms. Dump dough onto a clean surface and form into a disc. Tightly cover in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
3. Lightly flour a clean surface and roll dough out into a 14" circle, about 1/4 inch thick. Gently place and press dough into a 9 inch pie dish, trimming off the excess dough. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
4. Line the bottom and sides of the pie dough with parchment paper and fill with dried beans or uncooked rice. Bake crust for 15 to 20 minutes.
5. Remove beans/rice and parchment from the par-baked shell and continue to bake for an additional 20 to 25 minutes or until the pie crust is golden brown all the way through. Remove from the oven and cool completely.
6. For the filling: Place egg yolks in a double boiler and place over medium heat. Whisk yolks until they begin to thicken, 5 to 6 minutes. While whisking, add maple syrup, milk and salt and continue to whisk until mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.
7. Transfer custard to an ice bath, stir in gelatin mixture and cool completely, stirring occasionally.
8. Once mixture is fully cooled, beat egg whites and sugar until stiff peaks form. Fold whites into the custard until fully incorporated.
9. Beat cream until medium peaks form. Fold half the whipped cream into the custard until mixture is smooth (refrigerate remaining whipped cream). Pour custard into the cooled piecrust and refrigerate for about 4 hours or until filling sets.
10. Top pie with remaining whipped cream and finish with a generous sprinkle of maple sugar or light brown sugar. Slice and serve.
Making this for Thanksgiving! Y'all COME!!
That looks so stinking good!! I love pie its beyond my favourite!!
Help! I have tried to make this filling twice and it never came close to making a custard. The first time I started with the eggs in the double boiler first and as they thickened added the maple syrup, warmed milk and salt. After 45 minutes stirring I gave up. The next time I mixed the eggs with the milk mixture first and then added it to the double boiler. Once again I stirred for 45 minutes and it didn't thicken so I pulled it off and put it in the ice bath to add the gelatin. (By the way, you didn't include adding the water to the gelatin in your instructions) That didn't work either so I threw it all away and am left with the pie crust. Would love to know where you think I went wrong. Sure sounded like a good, different pie for Thanksgiving but I will have to wait until I figure things out more.
Next time I would raise the temp of the heat a bit more after you add the milk and syrup. It helps to thicken the custard faster and if you're consistently stirring, you shouldn't have a problem with scrambling. Also, the custard won't be super thick, like regular custards. It'll be a little thinner (still thick enough to coat the back of a wooden spoon, but not thick enough to sit on itself). Did you try making the filling completely? With the beaten egg whites and whipped cream? I hope so, and that you didn't just throw the semi-made filling out! The addition of both will help set the gelatin/filling overall and leave you with a light and airy textured treat!
This was just delicious. I made for my family's party and my wife loved it. It's light and fluffy, not runny.
I don't see the directions on where & when to do anything with the water & gelatin. I had a recipe like it & you were to mix the water & gelatin & set aside then mix with egg & maple ? guess I will try it that way.


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1. From Reims: Exclusive Tour to Moet et Chandon & Taittinger
Explore one of the great wine-producing areas of France on a small group tour of the Champagne region. Sample the sparkling produce of this world-renowned area, such as the Champagne Taittinger, one of the last Champagne houses to be owned by the original family. With varietals consisting of 50% pinot noir, 15% Pinot Meunier, and 35% chardonnay, the Taittinger vineyard is an unsurpassed example of a Champagne-style in which chardonnay plays such a significant role. The vineyard's production is supplemented by the contractual acquisition of grapes from independent suppliers operating the finest vineyards in the Champagne region. En route to Épernay, travel through the Marne Valley vineyards to meet the legendary monk Dom Pérignon who produced the most expensive wines of France in the 17th century and is now buried in the church of the former Benedictine Hautvillers Abbey. Visit Épernay, often referred to as the "Capital of Champagne Wine," where the main street appears like an exhibition of luxurious mansions housing illustrious Maisons de Champagne. Discover some of the most prestigious names, including Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët, and Pol Roger and learn about the 100 kilometers of tunnels beneath the street. Take a break to enjoy lunch in one of several options in the city center during 1 hour of free time. Next, take a guided tour and enjoy a tasting at the world-famous Maison de Champagne Moët & Chandon. Founded in 1743 by Claude Möet, its history is linked to famous figures such as the Marquise de Pompadour and Napoleon I. Moët & Chandon Champagne has been sold to many important historical events, including the coronation of King Edward VII, the Cannes Film Festival, and the 120th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.
2. From Paris: Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch
Tour starts at your hotel (if located in Paris) or at the central Paris meeting point. Your driver guide will pick you up in a cozy air-conditioned minivan at around 7.30 AM. Enjoy tasty croissants on the way to Champagne, while your guide tells you all you need to know about the sparkling universe of champagne! Once you arrive in Champagne, you'll start your day with a visit to a very prestigious Estate (Moët & Chandon, Mumm, Veuve Clicquot, Mercier etc. > depending on supplier availability). Discover never-ending galleries filled with bottles and of course, finish the guided-tour with a tasting. Back in your air-conditioned minivan, admire the landscapes and stop in the heart of the vineyard to enjoy a masterclass led by your wine expert guide. He will teach you the basis of the wine professional tasting. Next stop is for lunch in a family-run champagne house or at a local restaurant (depending on availability). You will have the chance to taste several glasses of champagne and ratafias (another local wine), paired with local food. Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs, Champagne Rosé… what would you pair them with? After lunch, enjoy a digestive tour through the vineyard of the Côte des Blancs and Vallée de la Marne. Learn the characteristics of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier, and enjoy amazing views over the vineyard. Get ready to take some pictures! Last but not least, visit another family-run winery where you will learn the art of sabrage or disgorgement "à la volée" (a technique for opening a champagne bottle), depending on availability. Taste several delicious champagnes before heading back to Paris, where you will be dropped off in a central, Hotel de Ville.
3. From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Tour with 3-Course Lunch
Explore the Champagne region on a guided day tour from Paris. Visit the cellars of reputable champagne producers, learn about the history of the region, taste local wines, and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Start with a pickup from your hotel and head for the heart of the champagne region, Épernay. Take a guided tour of Moet & Chandon or other famous champagne houses such as Tattinger, Nicolas Feulliatte, Veuve Clicquot, Mercier, etc. Learn about the history of its namesake and sip on fine vintage champagne. Stroll along the Avenue de Champagne towards your minivan while the guide tells you about a few other well-known houses around you and the champagne cellars below you. Visit a local winery and meet the people behind the production of this great drink. Taste their elegant and exclusive product and hear about the history of their champagne estate. Stop in the village where the monk who invented champagne lived. Discover local gastronomy and savor a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant. After a few fun games, trying all types of wines, and eating delicious food, your guide will also give you something nice to remember your visit to the champagne region and drop you off at your hotel.
4. From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Day Trip with Six Tastings
Visit the only place in the world that grows and produces Champagne on a full-day trip from Paris. Take a guided tour of the Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne House and a family-run winery. Enjoy included tasting opportunities and the chance to discover Reims Cathedral during the day. Start the tour from Paris on a minibus that will take you to Champagne. Visit the quaint chapel of the Abbey at Hautvillers, which is also the gravesite of Dom Pérignon, the father of Champagne. Learn about him with your guide, then meet with a local producer to hear about the wine-growing process. Enjoy a fully-guided tour at the House of Nicolas Feuillatte, the world's largest producer of Champagne. Taste 3 glasses of Champagne on your Champagne house tour. You'll also have the opportunity to taste at least 3 different types of Champagne at a local family-run winery and pick up some bottles for souvenirs. Before heading back to Paris, visit the Reims Cathedral of Notre Dame, one of the defining models of Gothic art, and have free time to see the area where 25 French Kings were crowned.
5. Visit of Epernay & Multiple Champagne Tastings in a Vineyard
Start your tour in central Paris in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus and head to the Champagne region. During the journey, listen to commentary from your guide covering the history of and interesting facts about the region. Stop in the small town of Épernay, where you will have a guided tour of Moët & Chandon, a prestigious French winery and Champagne house that produces Dom Pérignon or a similar domain from the same luxury LVMH group (depending on the availability). After the tasting, feel free to stroll along the avenue de champagne towards the center of this small city and have a delicious lunch in a local restaurant and enjoy a 3-course lunch. Afterward, see the producer where more than 80 farmers work hard to make an amazing selection of sparkling wines designed for special occasions. Visit the museum to see different utensils used to make Champagne, and watch a short film about the vineyards. Later you will visit another great vineyard and be greeted by its charming workers. Have a chance to taste their elegant and exclusive product and hear about the history of their champagne estate in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere before heading back to central Paris. Just in time to ask your guide where you can have a good dinner.
6. From Paris: Epernay and Champagne Day Trip with Tastings
Take a day trip from Paris to Champagne and Epernay. Visit 2 Champagne houses, a large one like Ayala or Moët and a family-run one, with at least 6 tastings included. Explore the vineyards and meet professional winemakers who will guide you through the tastings. From Paris, drive to the charming village of Hautvillers, the cradle of Champagne. Admire the sea of vines which engulf the hillside slopes, and stop at a traditional bakery in the village. Discover a piece of history at Hautvillers Abbey, the resting place of monk and cellar master Dom Pérignon. Then, it's time to taste some bubbles at the AYALA Champagne House in Aÿ with its UNESCO-classified vineyard, Boizel, or Moët et Chandon headquarters and cellars in Epernay, depending on availability. Learn how to pay close attention to nuances in the Champagne flavor, aroma, and appearance. Next, take a stroll on Champagne Avenue in Epernay which is lined with the prestigious houses of Moët et Chandon, Laurent Perrier, Boizel, Venoge, and Castellane. Head to a traditional restaurant with a large choice of menus (at your expense). During the spring and summer, you can order a picnic. Visit a family of passionate champagne producers such as Champagne Bouquet in Châtillon-sur-Marne, Roger-Constant-Lemaire in Villers-sous-Châtillon, or Liébart-Regnier in Baslieux-sous-Châtillon. See how they continue the family tradition of producing top-shelf Champagne. After another round of tasting, start your return journey to Paris.
From Reims: Exclusive Tour to Moet et Chandon & Taittinger
From Paris: Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch
From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Tour with 3-Course Lunch
From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Day Trip with Six Tastings
Visit of Epernay & Multiple Champagne Tastings in a Vineyard
From Paris: Epernay and Champagne Day Trip with Tastings
Frequently asked questions about Epernay
What top attractions are a must-see in Epernay?
The must-see attractions in Epernay are:
Moët et Chandon Cellars
Venoge, Épernay
Champagne Avenue, Epernay
Moët et Chandon Cellars, Épernay
Champagne De Castellane, Épernay
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What are the best tours in Epernay?
The best tours in Epernay are:
Epernay: Moored Hot-Air Balloon over the Vineyards
Epernay: Guided Tour of Champagne Cellar with Tastings
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What are the best outdoor activities to do in Epernay?
The best outdoor activities to do in Epernay are:
Champagne: Champagne Masterclass with Lunch
Reims/Epernay: Champagne Private Day Tour with Tastings
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What are the best inexpensive tours in Epernay?
These are the best activities when you are visiting Epernay on a budget:
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Top Attractions in Epernay
1 Moët et Chandon Cellars
2 Venoge, Épernay
3 Champagne Avenue, Epernay
4 Moët et Chandon Cellars, Épernay
5 Champagne De Castellane, Épernay
6 Statue de Dom Perignon
7 Champagne Mercier Cellars
8 Boizel, Épernay
9 Champagne Alfred Gratien
Things to Do in Epernay
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4 Epernay Wine tasting & winery tours
5 Epernay Food & drinks
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15 Epernay UNESCO sites
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What people are saying about Epernay
Loved that we were picked up and dropped off at hotel and that pretty much everything was taken care of for us. We initially talked about taking transportation up on our own, but this was worth it to have a guide and to have everything pre-arranged. We went in December and I'm sure it would have been gorgeous in the spring or summer. I have a new appreciation for wine!
From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Tour with 3-Course Lunch Reviewed by Amy, 1/3/2023
I did not think visiting any champagne houses in the first January would be possible given the time of year, but we visited 3 different houses, including Nicolas Feuillatte, and had so many tastings throughout the day! My friend and I both agreed the lunch was some of the best food we'd had all week, and our guide Karl was amazing! 100% would recommend!
From Paris: Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch Reviewed by Emily, 1/5/2023
Absolutely fantastic! Our guide Preston was very knowledgeable about champagne and the area. We were able to see and taste a lot of champagne. Book it now you will not regret it!
From Paris: Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch Reviewed by Erin, 12/13/2022
Our guide Tomas was wonderful, well versed in champagne and very friendly and fun! Our group was very cohesive and we all had a lot of fun
From Paris: Small-Group Champagne Tour with 3-Course Lunch Reviewed by Suzanne, 12/13/2022
Awesome tour and lunch. Very much worth the money and our guide was extremely knowledgeable.
From Paris: Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch Reviewed by Michael, 12/8/2022


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Q: Optimize sum of neighbor points 3D I have a materials matrix where the values indicate the type of material (value between 1 and 8). Each value below 5 indicates an "interesting" material. Now at a certain point, i want to sum up the amount of non-interesting neighbor materials. So in a 3D-matrix the result at one point can be value between 0 and 6. One of the problems is that the "current" point is at the edge of the 3D matrix. I can solve this using 3 very expensive for-loops:
materials; % given 3D matrix i.e. 97*87*100
matrixSize = size(materials);
n = matrixSize(1)*matrixSize(2)*matrixSize(3); * total number of points
materialsFlattened = reshape(materials, [n 1]); % flattened materials matrix from a 3D matrix to a 1D matrix
pageSize = matrixSize(1)*matrixSize(2); % size of a page in z-direction

interestingMaterials = materialsFlattened(:) < 5; % logical vector indicating if the materials are interesting

n_bc = zeros(obj.n, 1); % amount of neighbour non-interesting materials
for l = 1:matrixSize(3) % loop over all z
    for k = 1:matrixSize(2) % loop over all y
                for j = 1:matrixSize(1) % loop over all x
                    n_bc(sub2ind(matrixSize,j,k,l)) = ...
                        ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,j,k,max(1, l-1)))...
                      + ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,j,max(1,k-1),l))...
                      + ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,max(1, j-1),k,l))...
                      + ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,min(matrixSize(1),j+1),k,l))...
                      + ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,j,min(matrixSize(2),k+1),l))...
                      + ~interestingMaterials(sub2ind(matrixSize,j,k,min(matrixSize(3),l+1)));
                end
            end
        end

So note that i first flatten the matrix to a 1D matrix using reshape. The min and max operators ensure that i do not go out of the bounds of the matrix; instead i take the value of the material where i currently am. For my application, speed is of the essence and i was hoping i can get rid of this ugly loop in loop structure. Often times that is possible in MATLAB, as the element-wise indexing is amazing and sometimes kinda magic.

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Men At Arms The German Army 1939-1945 (1) Blitzkrieg Osprey Books
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Great Book by Osprey Publishing. 56 pages
On 30 January 1933 Adolf Hitler dismantled the Weimar Republic and established the Third Reich, with himself as Fhrer (leader) and head of state. On 15 March 1935 he abolished Weimar's armed forces, the Reichswehr, and replaced them with the Wehrmacht. Hitler announced that the Wehrmacht would not be bound by the restrictions imposed on the Reichswehr by the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, which limited it to 100,000 volunteers with no tanks, heavy artillery, submarines or aircraft. The Wehrmacht expanded rapidly. On 1 September 1939, when Germany attacked Poland, it numbered 3,180,000 men. It eventually expanded to 9,500,000, and on 8/9 May 1945, the date of its unconditional surrender on the Western and Eastern Fronts, it still numbered 7,800,000. The Blitzkried period, from 1 September 1939 to 25 June 1940, was 10 months of almost total triumph for the Wehrmacht, as it defeated every country, except Great Britain, that took the field against it. In this first of five volumes examining the German Army of World War Two, Nigel Thomas examines the uniforms and insignia of Hitler's Blitzkrieg forces, including an overview of the Blitzkrieg campaign itself. Men-at-Arms 311, 316, 326, 330 and 336 are also available in a single volume special edition titled German Army in World War II.
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Why Instagram giveaways?
Instagram followers and engagement are getting harder to come by, but Instagram giveaways are among the best ways to grow a loyal and engaged following.
Let's be honest: Instagram giveaways are ads.
If you're a Creator, they're ads for your content.
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Why read this Instagram giveaway guide?
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Instagram giveaway posts get 4X more engagement than non-giveaway posts.
In a survey of over 50,000 Instagram posts, of those that received more than 1,000 comments, over 90% were giveaways.
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Learn how POPSMASH can help you track giveaways, pick winners, see your stats and grow faster.
What are Instagram giveaways?
Instagram giveaways are promotions (usually sweepstakes) that last for a short time. At the end of the giveaway period, a winner(s) is selected based on the giveaway's entry criteria.
Instagram giveaway entry criteria can include things such as following the host's profile, liking the post, commenting, tagging friends, and more. We'll talk more about how to choose entry criteria later.
Instagram giveaway prizes can include anything from gift cards to free company products and services. If a brand is hosting the giveaway, they will typically give away their products. We will cover how to pick a giveaway prize in the section about running a giveaway.
What's the difference between a contest, lottery, sweepstakes & giveaway?
It's common to use these terms interchangeably, and it's usually no big deal, except when you're running a giveaway! Why? Because there are legal implications to each that we should be careful about. "Giveaway" is the most appropriate term in this case. Here's a quick summary of what each one means:
Contest: Based on some type of skill or merit where the winner is decided based on competition.
Lottery: Requires a purchase or payment to be eligible for entry to win a prize. Think state lotteries, Powerball, etc.
Sweepstakes: Winners are chosen randomly (by luck/chance) and can enter for free. You cannot charge a fee for entry; otherwise, this becomes a type of lottery, which can have legal implications.
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Why do an Instagram giveaway?
Instagram giveaways are among the best ways to grow your followers, increase engagement, and build loyalty with your customers. Creators, big brands, small businesses, and more all do Instagram giveaways due to the excellent ROI.
4 reasons why Instagram giveaways should be part of your marketing strategy:
Those who do giveaways grow 70% faster than those that don't.
Giveaways get 60X more comments than regular posts.
Of posts that get more than 1,000 comments, nearly 90% are giveaways.
Giveaway posts get 4X more engagement than non-giveaway posts.
Get new followers with Instagram giveaways
Giveaways are among the best ways to grow followers. But the type of giveaway you do (especially the entry criteria) has a significant impact on how well it will perform.
For example, to drive growth, you'll want to include entry criteria that require entrants to tag multiple friends. Why? Because their friends are likely to be similar to them, which means a good fit for your brand.
You want to attract followers that'll stick with you long term (not unfollow immediately after the giveaway) and are interested in your content—not just any followers. Giveaways focused on your niche are best at achieving this, which we'll talk more about later.
Increase engagement with Instagram giveaways
Giveaways are among the best ways to increase engagement on Instagram. The type of giveaway you run will also factor into your success here. For example, you'll want to include liking, sharing, and commenting among your giveaway entry criteria to increase your engagement rate.
Reward loyal followers/customers & build stronger relationships with giveaways on Instagram
If you have a loyal customer base, you'll want to reward them from time to time with giveaways they can enter to win. For giveaways like these, sometimes it's more effective to give away lower-priced prizes to more people (multiple winners), especially for local businesses with local customers and simpler logistics for distributing prizes.
Celebrate milestones with your customers & followers using giveaways
Celebrating milestones like 1,000,000 followers (see example below), new releases, or other personal or company milestones, it's a great time to celebrate with your customers and followers. It also gives your giveaway purpose, which creates more momentum and excitement around your giveaway.
Instagram giveaway mistakes
We've covered a lot of information so far. Most Instagram giveaways do pretty well as long as they avoid making significant mistakes. So, let's review the top 8 most common issues that could hurt your giveaway results.
The top 8 reasons your Instagram giveaway will fail:
Below is a summary of the eight most common errors to avoid when running your Instagram giveaway. Then we'll go into more detail on each of these and how to avoid them.
Using the wrong prize
Behaving unethically or unfairly (even by mistake)
Having complex rules/entry criteria
Participating in "loop giveaways"
Inadequately promoting your giveaway
Making your giveaway too short or too long
Using generic hashtags that attract spammers
Failing to keep new followers engaged and let them slip away
The Instagram Giveaway Guide: How to Grow Followers & Engagement with Giveaways on Instagram in 2021.
https://www.popsmash.com/instagram-giveaway-guide
This is the most comprehensive guide to Instagram Giveaways ever. You'll learn everything you need to know about running Instagram giveaways to earn more followers and drive more engagement than you ever thought possible.


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Video – Complete News – Anger at privatisation of British healthcare
If you were describing a country in which state assets are sold off to private investors who have close economic ties with the government then many people would think you'd be talking about a country in the post-Soviet era.
That's the charge health campaigners are levelling against private investors in Britain who are increasingly running hospitals.
Al Jazeera's London correspondent Laurence Lee has the latest in our "Selling off Britain" series.


Recreate SystemProducer on KafkaCheckpointManager.writeCheckpoint failure.
Retry loop in the KafkaCheckpointManager implementation currently reuses the same SystemProducer instance on exception and does not recreate it.
When some irrecoverable exceptions are thrown by the producer, all subsequent operations on that instance will fail there by making the retry loop pointless.


This is my personal compiled list of the best films of the 1990s, in order. Keep in mind this is MY list, so we will naturally differ in opinion. The purpose of these lists is to hopefully expose you to a few great films you haven't seen yet.


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https://www.barrons.com/articles/marijuana-stock-drinks-canopy-growth-51574703681
Barron's Take
Marijuana Drinks Are Finally Brewing at Canopy Growth
Nov. 25, 2019 12:42 pm ET
Canopy Growth can now brew cannabis-spiked beverages.
Photograph by Brian Jones
Canopy Growth can finally brew cannabis-spiked beverages at its Smith Falls, Ontario, headquarters, which the company said could ship to provincial pot sellers in a matter of weeks.
Beverages are among several marijuana-derived products that could hit shelves in Canada as soon as mid-December. While vapes and edibles are expected to drive revenue an improve margins, some see beverages as more of a niche product.
That hasn't stopped Canopy (ticker: CGC), which is 38% owned by brewer Constellation Brands (STZ), from betting big that such beverages actually catch on.
On "MarketBrief," Caroline Woods speaks with Canopy Growth founder Bruce Linton about the intersection of Wall Street and the cannabis industry.
Observers had hoped such beverage products would hit shelves in October, when rules for the new products were set to take effect. But Health Canada said in June that growers would need to wait 60 days after notifying the agency of the products they'd like to sell. That effectively pushed things back to Dec. 17.
"Cannabis beverages have the potential to introduce a whole different demographic to the cannabis category by presenting them with a familiar product format," CEO Mark Zekulin said in a statement.
The Smith Falls facility got its operating and secure storage license from the country's medical regulator, Health Canada, last week and began production on Monday.
The company says it will produce 11 beverages during its first wave, with more to come throughout the next year. With this license, Canopy says it is positioned to ship beverages to the provinces within weeks, though it did not provide a specific timeline on product availability, which will vary by province.
Canopy stock was up 1.9% to $18.76 Monday morning, while several of its rivals like Aurora Cannabis (ACB), Tilray (TLRY), and Cronos Group (CRON) were down. The S&P 500 index was up 0.6%. To be sure, it'll take more than that to make up for Canopy stock's recent woes—down 30% in 2019 and 41% from a year ago.
Write to Connor Smith at connor.smith@barrons.com


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ADB Approves $2.75 Billion Support for Malolos–Clark Railway Project
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (23 May 2019) — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved financing of up to $2.75 billion for the construction of 53.1 kilometers (km) of a passenger railway connecting Malolos, a suburb north of Manila, to Clark economic zone and Clark International Airport in Central Luzon.
The Malolos–Clark railway is part of the Philippine government's North–South Commuter Railway (NSCR) project, a 163-km suburban railway network stretching from New Clark City in Tarlac province in the north to Calamba in Laguna province in the south of Manila. The NSCR project is expected to be completed by 2025.
The Malolos–Clark Railway Project will provide safe, reliable, and affordable public transport for a total of about 342,000 passengers expected to travel daily along the Manila–Clark corridor and up to 696,000 passengers per day to Calamba by 2025. It is estimated to cut the travel time from Metro Manila to Clark International Airport to less than one hour by rail, compared with 2 to 3 hours by car or bus today. The project is expected to be partially operational from 2022.
The Malolos–Clark Railway Project will help ease the current chronic road congestion in Metro Manila, reduce air pollution, cut the costs of transport and logistics, spur economic growth in central Luzon, and encourage a population shift from the capital to growth centers in the north, such as Clark in Pampanga.
"ADB's partnership with the Philippines has always been strong, and it has become stronger in the last three years," said ADB President Mr. Takehiko Nakao. "The government's Build, Build, Build (BBB) program is clearly steering the much-needed acceleration in infrastructure spending, from less than 2% of gross domestic product a decade ago to 6.3% now, well on track to achieve the 7% target by 2022. One of the key flagship projects of the BBB program is the Malolos–Clark railway."
"It will be ADB's single largest infrastructure project financing ever, and from a development perspective, we are pleased this investment is taking place in ADB's host country. The project, combined with other investments in light rail transit, metro rail transit, and subway systems, will bring back the culture of rail transport in Metro Manila," said Mr. Nakao.
ADB's 2018–2023 Country Partnership Strategy for the Philippines envisages significant and wide-ranging support for the BBB program, among other critical investments in education, financial inclusion, and economic policy reforms.
ADB will be financing civil works of the Malolos–Clark Railway Project, including the stations, bridges, and viaducts for the elevated railway alignment, and a tunnel leading to the underground station at Clark International Airport. It will also assist the government in using global standards for procurement and environmental and resettlement safeguards.
The project is cofinanced with up to $2 billion by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), which will finance the rolling stock and the railway systems.
"Our cofinancing partnership with JICA allows both our institutions to combine our expertise and knowledge in building a world-class railway in the Philippines," said ADB Principal Transport Specialist for Southeast Asia Mr. Markus Roesner.
The project includes the construction of two rail segments—a 51.2-km section connecting Malolos City in Bulacan province to the thriving Clark regional growth center and a 1.9-km extension connecting the NSCR to the Blumentritt Station in Manila, where an elevated interchange station for Light Rail Transit Line 1 will be built.
The rail stations will include multimodal facilities, allowing commuters to easily transfer from public buses and jeepneys to the trains. The underground station at the Clark International Airport will provide a short connection to upcoming and future airport terminals.
The project will be built on an elevated alignment, helping reduce the impact on communities, avoid disruption of activities, and mitigate flood risks along the route. It will use innovative construction methods such as pre-fabricated viaduct segments, which limits the need for land acquisition and accelerates construction. High-quality construction methods will be used to achieve the maximum rail speed of up to 160 km per hour.
ADB is committed to achieving a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific, while sustaining its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty. In 2018, it made commitments of new loans and grants amounting to $21.6 billion. Established in 1966, it is owned by 68 members—49 from the region.
Source: https://www.adb.org/news/adb-approves-275-billion-support-malolos-clark-railway-project?fbclid=IwAR34UzfBtcUKpArLTZQFrxfgBhNuVK7nJYCfnHiRBOAfwSVw8Hfd5WetZrg


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As the exploration of vast structures on the surface of the asteroid Xibalba begins, more nightmarish secrets of a prehistoric cosmic war come crawling into the light. What soul-destroying truth lies buried in Xibalba's immense tunnel network? What malignancies lie dreaming there? What is human? And what is NOT?


[Pietro Annigoni: personal reminiscences of John Phillips.] Privately-printed pamphlet: 'Maestro Annigoni', containing stories relating to the Queen, Princess Margaret, the Duke of Bedford and Violet Trefusis. Inscribed to Barbara Reed.
After a twelve-year 'amitié amoureuse' with Phillips, Violet Trefusis died in 1972, appointing him her literary executor and leaving him her last home, La Tour de Saint Loup. The present item – only one other copy of which has been traced – is from a collection of Phillips's papers amassed by his friend Barbara Reed, containing pamphlets privately printed by him between 2009 and 2014.
[Alessandro Gavazzi, Italian patriot.] Autograph Signature ('Alessandro Gavazzi') beneath inscription 'Dio e Patria'.
Clearly given in response to a request for an autograph. On one side of a 7 x 11 cm piece of paper. In good condition. In a good firm hand, reading: 'Dio e Patria | Alessandro Gavazzi | 1863'.
[ Chiswick Press book: presentation copy in original wraps. ] Day Dreams, To which are added some Translations from the Italian. By Sir John Kingston James, Baronet, M.A. Corresponding Member of the Royal Academy Della Crusca.
xii + 187pp., 8vo. A handsome example of Whittingham's handiwork, printed on good thick laid paper, with title page in black and red. In original grey paper wraps. Small vignette of a tree within a decorative circular border printed in brown on the front cover and in black on title page. Uncut edges. Internally in good condition, loose in frayed and worn wraps. Author's presentation inscription on flyleaf: 'Sophia Cunliffe Rodger | Given at Nice | to her by | Sir John Kingston James'. Printed 8vo presentation leaf loosely inserted, reading: Château Denis, | Hyères, Var, | France.
[ William Noel-Hill, 3rd Baron Berwick, politician and diplomat. ] Autograph Letter Signed ('W Hill') [ to Rev. Daniel Lysons ], inviting him to breakfast, and describing 'the pressure of business' [ at the legation at Naples ].
'Tuesday Eve | Novr <32?>'.
3pp., 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition, lightly aged. Note in contemporary hand on reverse of second leaf: 'Honble. Wm. Hill | Brirtish Minister at Naples to Revd Danl Lysons'. He has received Lysons's 'two notes & enquired at the time if your servant waited for my answers & was told that the servant was gone saying no answers were required'. Nevertheless he wishes to assure Lysons that 'we shall be ready for you on Monday but I trust you will have the goodness to excuse my joining your Breakfast party afterwards.
[ Graziado Isaia Ascoli, politician and linguist. ] Page of Autograph Corrected Manuscript, with presentation inscription signed 'Graziado Ascoli'.
1p., 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged and with central vertical crease. Consisting of a page bearing eleven lines of corrected manuscript, laid down onto an 8vo leaf, with the following presentation inscription at the foot: 'Vogliate sempre bene | al divotisso. vostro | Graziado Ascoli'. The manuscript begins: '[...] essi mettono in opera per chiarire diversamente il loro nazionalismo, [...]' and ends '[...] consequenti presenzoni delle cancellerie europee.' Ascoli was the first linguist to first to classify systematically the Italian dialects.
[ Panizzi; Italian Independence ] Autograph Letter Signed "A Panizzi" to a member of Lord Minto's family (?) - from Minto family correspondence.
Antony Panizzi [ Sir Antonio Genesio Maria Panizzi (1797–1879), naturalised British librarian of Italian birth and an Italian patriot.
British Museum, 26 January [1857?}.
Four pages, 12mo, fold mark, good condition. "I shall be most happy to give house room to Lacaita's [see note below] things you mention, and with additional pleasure at their removal to my house will be equivalent to the announcement of Lord Minto's return to [London?] whom long to see. | Lacaita will stay with Mr Gladstone & return with him. | I think they will be back in March. | I do not like the French sympathy; but what can Italy lose should the [worse?] come of it. The French can't be worse than the Austrians in any respect.
[ Printed item. ] Catalogo delle Opere di Musica o ad essa relative che nel Decennio sono state depositate nell'Archivio della Congregazione ed Accademia di Santa Cecilia di Roma.
 + 28 + pp., 12mo. Unbound sewn pamphlet. In good condition, lightly aged. A crisply and attractively printed item, with a businesslike listing of mostly recent compositions, in four categories: 'Offerte' (from 'DI CASTELBARCO Conte Cesare' to 'SCHMID Antonio'), 'Doni', 'In Adempimento delle Prescrizioni Statutarie' (from 'BARATTINI Luigi' to 'RIVALTA Giuseppe') and 'Acquisti'. The only copy on OCLC WorldCat at the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
[Signed 'T.S. Eliot''] Italian News' [featuring 'Talk on Dante' by T. S. Eliot, the printed version of a lecture entitled 'What Dante Means to Me''].
July, 1950. 'This journal is edited by The Italian Institute [39 Belgrave Square S.W.1]'. Printed by T. G. Norris, London, N.W.8.
Gallup C552. 4to (leaf dimensions 28 x 22.5 cm), 40 pp. Stapled. In original blue printed wraps. Worn and dogeard on aged paper, with minor staining at foot of front wrap and first leaf. The signature "T S Eliot" (possibly his but more words would have helped) appears top front wrap. The 'Calendar' at the front lists, on 4 July , the 'Lecture by Mr. T. S. Eliot, O.M.: "What Dante Means to Me," with H.E. the Italian Ambassador in the Chair.' The printed version, titled 'TALK ON DANTE | by T. S.
[ Ivan August Turszky, Austrian Governor of Dalmatia. ] Printed decree ('Notificazione | Dell' I. R. Governo della Dalmazia'), in Italian, ordering the destruction of the fortifications of Spalato (Split, Croatia) to make it an open city.
Printed on one side of a 30 x 20 cm. piece of deckled-edge laid watermarked paper. In good condition, lightly aged and worn. Hapsburg double-eagle at head, with 'N. 18205 | 2042' at top left. Fifteen lines of text, followed by 'Zara 3 Settembre 1845. | CAVALIERE DI TURSZKY GOVERNATORE. | NOB. de FLUCK | I. R. Consigliere di Governo.' The governor orders that in future the city of Split will be regarded as an open city rather than a walled one. 'Delle esistenti fortificazioni saranno soltanto da conservarsi il Forte Grippe e le due batterie di S.
[ Fabrizio Ruffo, Prince of Castelcicala, Neapolitan ambassador to London. ] Autograph Signature ('Castelcicala').
On 2 x 12 cm. strip of paper. In good condition, lightly aged. Cut from the end of a letter.


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A rövid hüvelykujj-hajlító izom (latinul musculus flexor pollicis brevis) egy apró izom az ember tenyerében.

Eredés, tapadás, elhelyezkedés
A hajlítóizmokat leszorító szalagról (retinaculum flexorum) és a trapézcsont (os trapezium) dudoráról ered. A hüvelykujj a felső ujjperccsontján (phalanx proximalis) tapad.

Funkció
Az articulationes metacarpophalangea-ban hajlítja a hüvelykujjat.

Beidegzés, vérellátás
A nervus medianus idegzi be. Az arteria radialis látja el vérrel.

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