New Delhi is located in India at the longitude of 77.21 and latitude of 28.61. Gorakhpur is located in India at the longitude of 75.67 and latitude of 29.44 .
Driving Distance : 217 KM and 280 meters / 135 miles.
Straight Line Distance : 175 KM and 800 meters / 109.2 miles.
The total straight line distance between New Delhi and Gorakhpur is 175 KM (kilometers) and 800 meters. The miles based distance from New Delhi to Gorakhpur is 109.2 miles. This is a straight line distance and so most of the time the actual travel distance between New Delhi and Gorakhpur may be higher or vary due to curvature of the road .
The driving distance or the travel distance between New Delhi to Gorakhpur is 217 KM and 280 meters. The mile based, road distance between these two travel point is 135 miles.
The sun rise time difference or the actual time difference between New Delhi and Gorakhpur is 0 hours , 6 minutes and 9 seconds. Note: New Delhi and Gorakhpur time calculation is based on UTC time of the particular city. It may vary from country standard time , local time etc.
New Delhi is located around 175 KM away from Gorakhpur so if you travel at the consistent speed of 50 KM per hour you can reach Gorakhpur in 4 hours and 17 minutes. Your Gorakhpur travel time may vary due to your bus speed, train speed or depending upon the vehicle you use.
Bus timings from New Delhi to Gorakhpur is around 4 hours and 17 minutes when your bus maintains an average speed of sixty kilometer per hour over the course of your journey. The estimated travel time from New Delhi to Gorakhpur by bus may vary or it will take more time than the above mentioned time due to the road condition and different travel route. Travel time has been calculated based on crow fly distance so there may not be any road or bus connectivity also.
Mid way point or halfway place is a center point between source and destination location. The mid way point between New Delhi and Gorakhpur is situated at the latitude of 29.031028926641 and the longitude of 76.442805076164. If you need refreshment you can stop around this midway place, after checking the safety,feasibility, etc.
Gorakhpur is located nearly North West side to New Delhi. The bearing degree from New Delhi To Gorakhpur is 301 ° degree. The given North West direction from New Delhi is only approximate. The given google map shows the direction in which the blue color line indicates road connectivity to Gorakhpur . In the travel map towards Gorakhpur you may find en route hotels, tourist spots, picnic spots, petrol pumps and various religious places. The given google map is not comfortable to view all the places as per your expectation then to view street maps, local places see our detailed map here.
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Government of South Kordofan Ends 23 out of 24 Tribal differences in the Region
Kadugli
13 Februari, 2011 (SUNA)
The Government has been able to end twenty three out of the twenty four tribal differences that exited in South Kordofan state, the one remaining is between the Kawalib and he Hawazima al halfa, which is expected to be settled soon, the Governor of South Kordufan State, Ahmed Haroun told the Sudan News Agency SUNA Saturday.
Haroun said the tribal reconciliation conferences held in the state were supervised by the Reconciliation and Social Co-Existence Mechanisms in the state and that these mechanisms were able to end many of the existing conflicts that raged for long years.
He said this achievement places his state in the fifth rank among the Sudanese states that that have the lowest level of tribal clashes in the country. He said his state would soon be declared a comprehensively save state thanks to the cooperation of the various sectors and elements of in the state.
He said future conferences in the state would be devoted to development and future planning for the state. He expressed his satisfaction with the role played by the leaders of the local communities and other mechanisms that helped reached this status.
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Tom McMakin
A Dream Deferred on The Ramparts of Race
Willful nativism humiliates an ambitious African who realizes he doesn't fit the image of who America imagines her immigrants to be.
By Tom McMakin and Tom McMakin Chiambeng
Let me introduce you to my namesake. Thirty-three years ago, I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in northwestern Cameroon, a mixing bowl of cultures and languages, straddling the equator south of Nigeria. My work there was focused on helping local women set up and run consumer cooperatives. One evening over big green bottles of warm Beaufort, a friend of mine, Ignatius, who taught at the local secondary school, confided his Form 5 Students could use a literature teacher to help prepare for the entrance exam into high school. I signed up on the spot. What could be more fun than to deconstruct Lord of the Flies with Njinikom's best and brightest? Not long after, I introduced Ignatius to the woman whom he later married. They had children and named one of their boys after me: Tom McMakin Chiambeng. To this day, I am honored.
I'm the other Tom, the namesake. I just graduated from the Catholic University of Cameroon. There, I applied myself and excelled at banking and finance. Don't be fooled, however. My true love has always been creative writing. I grew up devouring the used American dime-store novels that are sold on straw mats in the market next to the cocoyams and kola nuts, working to imitate how the authors made a story jump off the page, cooking up spicy stews of dialogue, telling detail, interior monologue, metaphor, and plot. My mother passed away some years ago and since then I have tried to help out at home, taking the trash out and fixing meals for my younger sisters and brothers. Then, after they fall asleep and by the light of a lone bulb in my bedroom (and a kerosene lantern when the electricity fails), I complete my homework and write meandering stories about daily life in Cameroon. I scribble in a simple ruled notebook with a pencil sharpened with the knife from the kitchen. As often as not, I shelve my work, understanding that to be a writer is to apprentice oneself to the craft and that can be a long and often lightless path. Last winter, I dared to send my "uncle" (the white Tom whom you've just met) a draft of a spy novel I had written, set among the broad French colonial avenues and shanty-town slums that is our capital, Yaoundé. I was fond of my protagonist, a dashing modern man of Africa, a mash-up of Chiwetel Ejiofor and Jason Bourne. Or maybe he's just me — as I imagine myself.
When I received Tom's novel by email, I felt a little like Leonardo DiCaprio (work with me here) when he gets handed a script by a limo driver. How will I tell Tom that writing fiction is a tricky mountain that others have died trying to climb? Then I read the first ten pages and was hooked, inhaling the manuscript in one late-night binge. The next morning, I wrote Tom on WhatsApp: "Have you ever thought of getting a master's in fine arts in the United States?"
Was my "uncle" offering to help me with my most secret and earnest dream? From my first days scratching out stories on a chalk slate (who had money for paper?), I knew I wanted to follow in the footsteps of my heroes — Achebe, Oyono, Soyinka, Ma, Thiong'o and Mengestu. Had my dream arrived like a jet plane from the West, offering a future of promise? He wrote, "The University of Montana has a well-respected MFA program. You should apply. Mary and I will be your surrogate parents. Bozeman's not far from Missoula. Fly here, adjust during the summer and matriculate in the fall."
Together we suffered through the red tape necessary to successfully apply to an American university: I-901s, university transcripts, application fees, and, importantly, statements showing my father's net worth (augmented with help from a rich great Auntie) demonstrating the ability to pay the out-of-state tuition. When I pushed "send" on the application, my father and I went to church to pray.
Teaching foreign students at American universities is big business. In 2018, institutions of higher education contributed $37 billion to the US economy. Students come from China, Latvia, Malaysia, Chile, and even Cameroon. I know they have come from Cameroon because my wife, Mary, and I were fortunate to know a young woman (It's probably best to keep her name on the QT as her right to study abroad, as granted by the Republic of Cameroon, is, at best, fragile) who enrolled in Montana State University in computer engineering. I still remember her recovering from the flu in our guest bedroom, cursing the bitter mid-winter cold. "How's twenty below even possible? When I applied to MSU, the website had pictures of students in shorts bicycling through trees." This young woman was terribly bright and was soon accepted as a transfer student to MIT where she graduated and from which she also earned a master's degree. From there, she enrolled in a Stanford PhD program. She is on her way to being drafted by one of the big-league franchises — a Google or Amazon, perhaps — drinking fully from the cup of the American Dream.
The day I got accepted into the MFA program, I cried. My father, who grew up in the early days of our country and is a stout patriot (as well as being a bit melodramatic), admonished me: "Go learn this work of writing and come back. Your pen will give voice to those of us still here." He couldn't have been prouder.
Within several months, I was granted an interview by a consular officer at the United States Embassy on Avenue Rosa Parks near Rond Point Bastos in Yaoundé. Wearing a new black suit, I tried to remember all the coaching I'd been given by friends who had been previously granted student visas. "They want to make sure you are not going to be a taxi driver." "Make sure your father's banking documents are in order." "Don't worry about how short the interview is. They only take a minute or two to make their decision."
I presented my necessary paperwork, neatly wrapped in oilpaper to protect it from the rain. An elderly American woman with improbably large glasses asked why I wanted to study in the United States and then, without blinking an eye, she said: "I'm sorry, but I have to deny your visa." She proffered no more an explanation than a green type-written piece of paper; it was the dreaded article 214(b) of the U.S Immigration and Nationality Act. "That's the law." Devastated, I looked to hide my humiliation. What could she mean? I was going to learn to be a writer (not sneak into America). Then I understood her meaning. I was from a poor country going through a tumultuous period and my dream was just too audacious to be believed. The irony of standing there on Rosa Parks avenue in my new suit, skinny and hopeful, only to realize I did not fit the image of who America imagines her immigrants to be, was not lost on me.
There is much talk in the United States about closing the "back door" to illegal immigration, particularly along our southern border. Tom tried to go through the front door, but it was closed, and he is not alone. For the fourth year in a row, the number of student visas for foreign students has dropped. The statistics for single African men are much worse. Not a single African country is counted among the top ten source countries for foreign students. Indeed, all of Africa combined wouldn't have made the top ten. This talk I hear of recruiting the world's best and brightest through merit-based immigration policy is a lie that masks systemic and willful nativism.
I can only hope that next year I will get lucky and the doors of the greatest home to higher education in the world will re-open. My hat is off to my countrymen and women who have successfully made their way into the halls of America's best universities. One of them, Harriet Anena from northern Uganda recently acquired what seems nearly impossible for me now, a student visa. I wish her Godspeed and luck in finding the full funding she needs for her course work. And to her and the diminishing number of Africans receiving U.S. student visas, I say: "Come back. We need your voice, singing the praises of our ancestors. As my father would say, "Our people depend on it."
Tom McMakin is the CEO of a boutique consulting firm in Montana and has published two business books, Bread and Butter (St. Martin's Press) and How Clients Buy (Wiley). Tom McMakin Chiambeng works for a Cameroonian electronics distributor and continues to write his fiction at night.
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Tag: Gregg Turkington
Ep. #163: Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington
Tim Heidecker is the host of the highly esteemed film criticism web series, On Cinema at the Cinema, and also the star of the action show Decker, both of which air on Adult Swim. After a dramatic exit at the end of season five and missing the first episode of season six recently, Heidecker has left Jackson Hole, Wyoming and is back in Hollywood at the helm of On Cinema at the Cinema, providing excellent insight about what we all should see at the movies right now. Accompanied by his frequent On Cinema guest expert, Gregg Turkington, Tim and I discuss why he returned to On Cinema last week, whether or not he's sick of movies and actors, why he left Gregg in charge of the show, the latest news about Gregg's On Cinema segments, why Ayaka and her baby were staying at Gregg's place, how Tim is now staying at Gregg's place, the current status of Decker 2, the tension between Tim and Gregg, 2015 Oscar Award predictions, what's next for On Cinema, and that's a wrap!
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Reviewed: On Cinema at the Cinema, Season 6, Episode 1
On Cinema at the Cinema: Season 6, Episode 1 (D-)
It's worth noting that, at its peak, there's no way a season of On Cinema at the Cinema would receive anything less than a perfect 10/10 or A+ rating. The show's unique blend of film expertise and insightful conversation between host Tim Heidecker and recurring guest Gregg Turkington made it the logical heir to the classic Siskel & Ebert series about film criticism. With the sudden and recent departure of Heidecker at the end of last season however, On Cinema has been placed in a precarious position, as evident in its bizarre season six premiere.
When Heidecker announced he was leaving the show and Hollywood for Jackson Hole, Wyoming at the end of season five, he rather begrudgingly suggested that Turkington could take over as host and that, unfortunately, is what has come to pass. There's no disputing Turkington's effusiveness for contemporary cinema and, at the best of times, his unassailable enthusiasm for movies and joy for life is infectious. Having said that, his first turn as On Cinema host this past week was a veritable trainwreck.
For some reason, Turkington's own guest expert was a videotaped version of himself, appearing on a crappy VCR/TV combo mounted on top of a cardboard box. Every time the real Turkington pressed play on a remote so that he could correspond with himself or prattle on about completing his disturbing #501moviesIn501days project, it made Heidecker's absence that much more painful to bear. That coupled with both Turkingtons delivering five-bags-of-popcorn™ reviews of Jupiter Ascending and The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water and an odd new segment called "Golden Age Comedies with W.C. Fields" rendered this episode useless and a disappointment.
It might be a little early in the new host's tenure for such criticism but, as fans of On Cinema can attest, the show is nothing without Tim Heidecker's charisma and knowledge and, for the sake of this important show, it'd be best to have him return and rein Turkington in before it's way too late. (Adult Swim)
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REAL ESTATE - ON THE BLOCK
REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- The mostest: Steel and glass create energy downtown
By ROSALIND WARFIELD-BROWN | COPY@READTHEHOOK.COM
Published online 7:00am Thursday Aug 14th, 2008
and in print issue #0733 dated Thursday Aug 14th, 2008
PHOTOS BY ROSALIND WARFIELD-BROWN
ADDRESS: 615 Kelly Avenue
NEIGHBORHOOD: Locust Grove/North Downtown
ASKING: $995,000
ASSESSMENT: n/a
SIZE: 4,600 fin. sq. ft.
CURB APPEAL: 10 out of 10 (if you're a modernist)
AGENT: Roger Voisinet ReMax Realty Specialists 974-1500; 981-3357m
Record-holding buildings or houses described using superlatives are usually easy to identify, and the Charlottesville area has lots of them: the oldest house in the city is widely believed to be a 1730 structure behind "the Farm" on 12th Street, the biggest private house might be the 10,800-square-foot mansion at 1314 Rugby Road, and the littlest house– well, all folks feeling the pinch of too much stuff probably believe they live in the smallest house in town.
Subjective judgments, however, are a little harder to decide: what's the ugliest house? the prettiest? the most unusual? Such determinations will be as varied and singular as the people making them.
In the case of this Quonset hut on Kelly Avenue, the agent is emphatic: in his view, it qualifies hands-down as "the most interesting house in Charlottesville." And a tour quickly reveals why.
Kelly Avenue is a short, innocuous street probably best known to residents of the North Downtown neighborhood as a cut-through from Park to Locust. This house sits on an almost secluded lot at the corner where Kelly becomes Poplar Street as it curves to Lexington Avenue. Some neighbors who watched its construction over several years were dismayed by so much pre-fabricated corrugated steel and glass, and expressed concern that it was out of place in the neighborhood. Others welcomed the uniqueness– and no doubt the increase in their property values such a building would represent.
Now that the house is finished, landscaped, and lived in, it's hard to imagine any but the most hide-bound traditionalist finding something not to like.
The defining feature is apparent as soon as the industrial front door opens to the 24-foot-high "ceiling" above the main-floor living space. Like no other house in Charlottesville, it gives the impression of a public space– reminiscent of the barreled vault of D.C.'s Union Station, or even a glass-enclosed arboretum– although only the walls, not the ceiling, of course, are glass. But nothing else about the space seems other than personal and warm.
Glass on three sides is unusual in a typical arch design– the owners opted for a "cut-out" in the front arch that permits a wall of windows facing the entrance patio, a 70-foot-long koi pool, and the front garden. (The koi pool originally extended into the house and up to an interior waterfall, but humidity problems necessitated having it remain outside. The piping is still in place, however, for the waterfall on a dining area wall.)
The extra windows mean maximum light, amplified by the absence of curtains or any other window covering. The secluded location of the house far off the street in a pine woods– coupled with a glass treatment that blocks views from the outside during the day– makes it possible to leave windows bare in the open living/dining area (with fireplace) and in the recessed media/TV area with views to the private back garden.
Travertine tile floors cover piping carrying water for radiant heat; concrete, cork, and more tile are floor coverings elsewhere in the house.
Also on the main level is the large kitchen with black tile counters, butcher-block island, and two sinks. (Another copper sink does duty in a living room wet bar.) The unusual bathroom in the master suite behind the kitchen is divided– huge fully tiled shower in a room on one side and potty and bidet and sinks in a tiled room opposite.
A home office with its own small kitchenette and half bath beside the front patio (in the part of the arch not "cut out") and a private study with views to the backyard round out the first level.
A staircase with lighted risers, another fanciful idea of the owners, leads to a large loft with space used now as office, artist's studio, and bedroom, but also with lots of random space that does nothing so much as contribute to the feeling of space and exuberance.
Exuberance is also the word that seems to have inspired the colors in the house. Taken, she says, with art of a particular Mexican painter, the owner has employed a palette of hot-weather colors reminiscent of Santa Fe: orange, eggplant, yellow, terra cotta, and lilac make every space vibrate with intensity.
And despite the tranquil location– copious landscaping on every side, the koi pond, multiple feeders thrumming with birdlife– the house does seem, above all, exuberant. In fact, the agent reported that on the day of his open house for other agents, several were so captivated by the place that they immediately began toting up their assets to see if they could swing the purchase.
Presumably they haven't pulled it together, so that a random buyer still has a shot at happiness on Kelly– and to the bragging rights of owning the "most interesting house in town."
Each week, a brave local seller invites the Hook to provide an impartial, warts-and-all look at their real estate listing. E-mail yours today!


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Montana edges Eastern Washington 77-76
CHENEY, Wash. (AP) Martin Breunig scored 24 points on 9-of-11 shooting and Montana edged Eastern Washington 77-76 on Saturday.
Montana (17-11, 13-4) moved a half-game ahead of Eastern Washington (21-8, 12-4) near the top of the Big Sky Conference.
Montana went up by five with 3:54 to go after a 9-1 run, including Brandon Gfeller's 3-pointer. But Bogdan Bliznyuk intercepted a pass and went the other way for an uncontested dunk, then used a spin move in the lane for another two. He missed the ensuing free throw, but EWU got the rebound, and Tyler Harvey followed with a layup to cut the deficit to one with 1:54 left.
Eastern Washington's last chance came on an inbounds play after a loose ball, but Parker Kelly's jumper from the corner didn't draw iron.
Harvey led EWU with 27 points. The Eagles scored the last five points of the first half and trailed 42-39 at the break.


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Universal Orlando kicks off Halloween Horror Nights -- for the 29th year -- a week earlier than it did last year. Disney knows how to play that game, too.
Halloween may still be nearly eight weeks away, but don't tell the country's busiest theme parks that it's too early to get your trick or treat on. Comcast's (NASDAQ:CMCSA) Universal Orlando kicked off Halloween Horror Nights on Friday, the popular after-hours event featuring 10 richly detailed and, in some cases, licensed scare mazes, several scare zones, and an entire park full of fright-fueling revelry. Now in its 29th year, Halloween Horror Nights runs on select nights through the first weekend in November.
If it seems as if Comcast is getting an early jump on the popular holiday, it's actually not the first to get into the seasonal spirit. Disney (NYSE:DIS) launched Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Disney World's Magic Kingdom theme park in mid-August.
Disney and Comcast may be turning heads for taking a pumpkin spice latte approach for a mid-Fall holiday in the summer, but you can't blame them. Halloween is big business, and theme-park operators with popular holiday events will be making some serious money throughout the next few weeks.
Image source: Universal Orlando.
Haunted when the minutes drag
Halloween Horror Nights is a major draw for Comcast-owned Universal Orlando, often drawing more guests to the nightly event than the visitors that Universal Studios Florida attracts during the day in this historically sleepy part of the operating calendar. Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event, and between the hot-selling Express passes that offer quicker access to the popular scare mazes and the even pricier guided tours and character meals offered as add-on experiences, the numbers add up for Comcast. With fixed costs a major part of the financial model for theme parks, these incremental hard-ticket events provide a healthy trickle of high-margin revenue for Disney and Comcast.
The two companies take different approaches to their biggest holiday events. Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is a family-friendly affair loaded with candy stations and costumed-character greeting areas. Halloween Horror Nights is a far more intense event, with Comcast recommending -- but not enforcing -- that children under 13 not attend the scare-laden fete.
The popularity of the events seems to be growing with every passing year, and crowds may be even larger now that Disney has joined Comcast in offering a big-ticket pass that offers unlimited access to all of the season's parties. Investors will probably be watching how these next few weeks fare, as Disney and Comcast launching their Halloween parties earlier than last year might boost results in the current quarter for their turnstile click-hungry theme-park segments.
With recessionary fears lingering for an industry that's at the mercy of discretionary income, Disney and Comcast know that tricks are the best way to score financial treats.
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Tomato stuffed with chicken: Original and very tasty low-carb meal!
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At first, chop the fillets into small cubes (about ½ inch). Fry shortly in oil, and then add salt, pepper and dry basil. Also you can put your favorite spices in the mixture. Continue to fry until golden brown (about 10 minutes).
Take tomato, cut the top, and slowly, with teaspoon, remove the interior. Do it with all tomatoes.
Then fill tomatoes with steamed chicken.
On top put one tablespoon of mayonnaise and sprinkle grated cheese.
Preheat the oven at 250 degrees C (480 degrees F). Grease the baking tray or place baking paper, and then align tomatoes. Bake for 10-15 minutes.
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I'm looking through the pictures of my son's baptism yesterday, All Saints Day. It was an Anglican service, so we were up there for a while. The time stamps on the photos range from 11:35-11:48 am. They catch my daughter misbehaving. They show my son cooperating (though concerned) with the water, the oil, the lifting, and being walked through the congregation. The pictures catch our faces, immersed in the joy of infant baptism and the realities of parenting a three-year-old sister. We were celebrating a spiritual reality that informs how we live on earth.
These were also the minutes just after the shooting had stopped 33 miles away at another church in another town. The tragedy had occurred, and so many lives were forever altered.
I already had in my head the blog post I was going to write about how baptism reminds us that God enters the chaos of parenting and community. He works inside real life, and as nice as it is to have quiet sacred moments…sometimes we bring the chaos and God brings the sacred. We often think of infants as these beatific, peaceful, receivers of baptism, and the rest of us experiencing this wholly transcendent moment…when the reality is that they are actively resisting the grace most of the time, and the rest of us are pretty distracted. And that's a much better picture of God's grace.
I was drafting that in my head when I got the email about Sutherland Springs. My heart broke, and my thoughts changed.
I can imagine God in my chaos…but what about THAT chaos? What about the chaos of violence and tragedy? Does his grace go there? Does our baptism mean anything in that context.
Yes. Because we were not saved, not brought into God's family, to revel in our own comfort and placid situation. We delight in our peace with God, not to insulate ourselves and work on our own personal holiness. We were saved to be a comfort to John Holcombe and his aching community, and we were saved to do battle against sin.
I can't speak to the lawyers, Constitutional scholars, lawmakers and the others who have to wrestle with how to actually try to prevent the next shooting. But I can speak, as a member of God's family, to how that informs my response to mass violence.
First, we need to be at work in the world, sharing the Gospel, and helping others find peace (and sometimes medical resources) to reach their sick and sinful places. We need to be sharing the healing we have been given. Because yes, violent people will be violent, whatever their tools.
But, in the current context, I also believe we need to go further. Because those tools, and their capacity to do harm, are a problem worth talking about. The public voice of the "Christian" community played a powerful role in getting us here, so let's see if we can be part of the solution.
God's family is not afraid of a "slippery slope toward tyranny" or other talking points provided by those who are raking in the cash from our addiction to firearms. We were saved to be brave about a conversation that we need to have as churches, as families, as lawmakers, as voters, as citizens.
Around the dinner table of God's family, the "gun conversation" is this: a Christian has no business giving a second thought to his gun hobby, his hunting pastime, and even his own rights. The Christian, living in grace, bravely enters the conversation about guns open to the idea that he or she might need to give up a hobby, a pastime, or even a right. The Christian does not hold onto rights for rights sake. The Christian is far more afraid of violating the law of God than of living peacefully under even the most tyrannical government. The Christian's primary identity is not American, it is Christian.
Maybe we have the conversation, listen to experts, take a real look at evidence, and come back around to the position that guns are good to have. Maybe we conclude that if fewer people had assault rifles, that we'd be worse off. But right now there are powerful financial interests, and lots of "me first-isms" with a deep foothold in the Christian community and those powerful interests will not allow the conversation to happen. They deflect, they cut it off. So before you pull out the knee-jerk talking points…ask where you got them, and who is laughing his way to the bank.
One little side note on the second amendment…and I'm open to a Constitutional lawyer helping me understand the broader implications of a "well-regulated militia" but… do you honestly, HONESTLY, think your assault rifle is going to protect your from the full force of the US Military (or Russian or Chinese or ISIS)? If the citizens of the United States ever need to defend themselves against a military power in a nuclear age…what exactly are you hoping to accomplish? If the most you can come up with is "going down fighting," you need to get over yourself. You might as well use your fists. A well-regulated militia of exactly zero use in 2017.
The founding fathers were not God. They did not foresee where these things would go. And the Constitution is not Scripture. "The constitutions tells me so" is a really lame argument for a Christian to fall back on here.
One of Asa's baptism gifts from the church was a (decorative) arrow. His name means "healer" and our prayer has always been that he would be a flaming arrow of peace into the darkness. That arrow is our reminder that baptism brings grace, and the effect of grace is power. The power to do good. The power to do battle with sin and its havoc.
There is sin and havoc in an angry man with a weapon capable of indiscriminate killing in the space of seconds. There is sin and havoc in greed and power. There is sin and havoc in church who can't remember where its true citizenship resides. Let our baptism be a reminder of what we were saved from, what we were saved to do, and where our citizenship resides.


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The United States highlighted the arrival of Guillermo Lasso to the Presidency of Ecuador: "We share a commitment to democracy and cooperation in the field of security."
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Guillermo Laso takes office as President of Ecuador (EFE / José Jácome)
US Ambassador to the United Nations and President Joe Biden's delegate at the opening ceremony of Guillermo Lasso, Linda Thomas GreenfieldHe highlighted the importance his country sees in relations with Ecuador, with the former banker coming to power, succeeding Lenin Moreno.
"I am delighted to be here to represent the United States to celebrate its recent elections and the inauguration of President Laso," the US ambassador said upon arriving in Quito on Sunday, where she delivered a few words to the media at the airport.
Thomas Greenfield arrived early in the afternoon at the head of a presidential delegation that will participate in Lasso's inauguration ceremony tomorrow, Monday, in the National Assembly.
The diplomat, who was received by the outgoing Ecuadorian Foreign Minister, said, "It is an important moment, and I do not say it because it is the first time that I have traveled outside the United States in more than 14 months." Manuel Mejia.
Five heads of state and at least seven foreign ministers were to arrive in Ecuador on Sunday to inaugurate the new president, including the king of Spain and the presidents of Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
While staying in Ecuadorean territory, Felipe VI will meet privately with Laso and departed Lenin Moreno.
Linda Thomas Greenfield, US ambassador to the United Nations (Reuters / Mike Seegar)
The American presidential delegation is supplemented by its ambassador to Ecuador, Michael J. Fitzpatrick; Julie ChungActing Undersecretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. s Juan GonzalezSpecial Adviser from the National Security Council.
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Free elections are the cornerstone of a democratic society like Ecuador. The head of the delegation said that they were setting a positive example of democracies in the region and the values shared by the people of Ecuador and the United States.
She asked to see her visit and that of the rest of the members who accompany her as a "strong message about how much we value our relations" with Ecuador, a country that shares it with her, she said, much more than "values." "
We share cultural exchange, commitment to democracy and cooperation in the field of security. In these difficult times, we also share difficult challenges such as the need to defeat COVID-19 and recover from economic decline and climate change. "Added.
He stressed that "this is the reason why President Biden sent his first presidential delegation here to Ecuador."
Since noon local time, the first foreign leaders who will take part in tomorrow's office have arrived. Among them is the President of Haiti, Juvenil Moyes; Vice President of Paraguay, Hugo Velasquez; And the Chilean Chancellor, Andres Almand.
Other leaders who have also confirmed their participation in the inaugurations include the presidents of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro; Chile, Sebastian Pinera; Colombia, Evan Duque; Uruguay, Louis Lacal Beau; And the Dominican Republic, Louis Abenader.
Laso promised to vaccinate nine million Ecuadorians in his first 100 days in office (EFE / José Jácome)
The change in power is taking place in Ecuador in the midst of the economic, social and health crisis resulting from the Covid-19 epidemic, which has so far left more than 20,000 "confirmed" and "probable" deaths due to the disease, and more than 417,000 injured.
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Lasso, a 65-year-old center-right politician, is also coming to the presidency on his third attempt with an acute shortage of cash and a stalled vaccination program he must solve. To revitalize the economy.
The president-elect, whose main campaign proposal was to vaccinate 9 million people against COVID-19 in 100 days, acknowledged that he faces "extremely complex realities, unlimited needs, and very limited resources." He warned that he would resort to "very creative tax reforms."
Between December 2019 and last March, The unemployment rate in Ecuador increased from 4.6% to 5.5%. Income poverty increased from 25% in December 2019 to 32% in the same month in 2020.
Laso received 52.36% of the vote, 4.72 points higher than the economist Andres ArawsDelphine, 36, former president Rafael Correa, at the polls on April 11th, ending a series of victories for socialism.
With information from EFE and AFP
Lasso takes the reins in Ecuador, haunted by the pandemic crisis and Rafael Correa remains
Foreign leaders began arriving in Quito to attend Lasso's inauguration
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Castac Lake (Chumash: Kaštiq), also known as Tejon Lake, is a natural saline endorheic, or sink, lake near Lebec, California. The lake is located in the Tehachapi Mountains just south  of the Grapevine section of Interstate 5, and within Tejon Ranch. Normal water elevations are  above sea level.

Geography and geology
The lake lies in a natural sink at the eastern end of the Castac Valley, a rift valley formed along the Garlock Fault. The main inflows are Cuddy Creek and small intermittent streams originating in Bear and Crane Canyons, draining a total of  into the lake. The lake itself was formed about 10,000 years ago, by the natural damming of water behind the alluvial fan of Cuddy Creek, blocking its natural northern outlet to Grapevine Creek. During most years the outlet sits about  higher than the lake surface. During rare flooding events, the lake does overflow into Grapevine Creek, which flows through a canyon into the San Joaquin Valley.

History
Although Castac Lake itself is saline, or salty, the abundance of freshwater springs nearby made it an attractive area for human settlement. The lake area was once the territory of the Castac and Emigdiano groups of Chumash people, who occupied the area between Tejon Pass and the modern Grapevine. Several Native American villages were located in the area, including the Emigdiano village of Sasau on the northern shore of the lake. The Chumash name for the lake was Kash-tük, or "my eyes". The lake was known as A-uva-pya, or "in his eyes", in Kitanemuk, and as Sasa-u, "at the eye", in Yokuts.

The lake was first seen by Spanish explorer Pedro Fages who in 1772 led the first European expedition to cross the Tehachapis via Tejon Pass into the San Joaquin Valley. Fages named the lake Salinas de Cortes and Tejon Pass the Portezuelo de Cortes. The lake's modern name may have originated from a later Spanish expedition circa 1806, in which Father José María de Zalvidea noted a Native American village called "Casteque" or "Kashtiq" near "[a lake of] pure salt water".

In 1843 the lake was incorporated in a land grant which formed  Rancho Castac. In 1854, Fort Tejon was founded in the Grapevine Valley about  northwest of the lake, to command the main route (via Tejon Pass) between the Central Valley and Southern California. The Rancho Castac was eventually acquired by Edward Fitzgerald Beale, who founded Tejon Ranch (at one point the largest private landholding in California).

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries the lakebed was occasionally mined for salt, as it tends to evaporate after extended periods of drought. According to historical records the lake was full through most of the 1940s, and dry in the early 1950s and early 1980s. During the mid-1990s, especially after the El Niño episode in 1997, the lake filled to overflowing.

Since 2001 the lake level has been artificially maintained by Tejon Ranch via pumping of groundwater in the Castac Valley area, though dropping well water levels have caused controversy over this practice. The higher lake levels have also increased the risk of overflow and flooding in Grapevine Valley, most recently in 2005.

Water quality
Due to the local geology, Castac Lake contains naturally elevated levels of arsenic, boron, selenium, and aluminum, which concentrate during drought conditions and are flushed out in occasional floods. The lake meets most water quality objectives, but at times has an excess of coliform.

See also
List of lakes in California

References

Endorheic lakes of California
Lakes of Kern County, California

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The Islamic Solidarity Games is a multinational and multisport event. It involves athletes of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation, organized by the Islamic Solidarity Sports Federation (ISSF). Nations that are non-Muslim may also partake in the event. See also the Women's Islamic Games.
The Games were created to strengthen Islamic solidarity among nations and entrench of principles of non-discrimination between religions, races and colors in keeping with the teachings of Islam.
The first ever Islamic Solidarity Games took place in Saudi Arabia, in 2005. There are 57 members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
The second Islamic Solidarity Games was initially scheduled for October 2009 in Iran but was later moved to April 2010. It was canceled because of the disagreement involving Iran and the Arab World, for using the term Persian Gulf in logos for The Games. Other Arab countries use the term "Arabian Gulf" to refer to the Persian Gulf.
There are 18 sports in the Islamic Solidarity Games including football, equestrian, basketball and water polo.
Egypt won over 128 medals, followed by Turkey with 110 medals and Indonesia with 108 medals.


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This post will be of interest for those of you who love fashion or have aspirations to get into the fashion industry.
The majority of fashion designers have a degree under their belt and although you don't always need this to get your foot in the door, a fashion related degree will stand you in good stead. Signing up to undertake a degree is a big decision and ultimately you'll want answers to particular questions before you commit to any course. Which university will provide the best education? Where will this degree take me in the future? How employable will I be afterwards? These are all questions that you should consider and once you've whittled down your choice of universities, I would advise attending any open days or events so that you can source all the information you need.
It doesn't matter whether you're looking to become a womenswear, menswear or even childrenswear designer. A contour design course will give your CV that all important 'edge' due to the impressive skill set you'll acquire. It's highly likely that you'll start your career as a design assistant but don't be disheartened as in time this may then lead to a full designer role. Your portfolio will become your new best friend so make sure that you keep it up to date throughout your studies. Competition is fierce in this industry so bear in mind that your portfolio could be what separates you from other candidates when battling it out to work at a top fashion firm. Once you have got your foot in the door you'll quickly learn what it's like to work in the fashion industry and you'll gain an invaluable amount of experience. You'll also hopefully get the opportunity to work on real life projects which will make a great addition to your portfolio.
Fashion is an industry where trends are predicted long before they happen! You'll need to have a good eye for colour, texture and shape. You'll also need to be a 'hands on' person as you'll be using your technical skills for pattern-cutting and sewing. There are many other skills that you'll need but don't worry as most will be perfected throughout your university experience.
According to the National Careers Service, the starting salary of a fashion designer is between £20,000 and £25,000 which can go up to £40,000 with experience. If you choose to go freelance then you can of course set your own rates. Some highly experienced designers can earn up to £80,000!
If behind the scenes is more your thing or if you want to send a powerful message to an audience, do bear in mind fashion marketing and public relations. These two roles go hand-in-hand and could make the perfect combination if you want to go really far in the industry.
As you'll just be starting out after finishing university, you'll more than likely become an in-house public relations officer initially which may help you to progress on to other roles such as social media manager or head of communications. If you want to break away from an in-house occupation then you could consider becoming a freelance advertiser, marketer or journalist. If you are thinking of going down this career route then you'll need excellent writing skills. Don't worry if you're not a natural born writer, like with most things, practice makes perfect! One way to improve your writing skills is to write as much as you can about any and everything and to also read broadly. Many fashion students run a blog alongside their studies too which might be an idea if you have the time.
One simple mistake in the fashion industry can cost the brand you're working for a small fortune. Undoubtedly this is a lot of pressure for anyone. You'll need a confidence and a willingness to express your feelings and ideas on any campaign to ensure that the business you're working for is gaining the best results. You'll be working to tight deadlines much of the time and as such, strong organisational skills and excellent time-management are essential.
According to the National Careers Service, the starting salary for a public relations officer is £18,000 to £22,000. Once you've gained some experience within the workplace this can go up to £24,000 to £35,000. If you fancy your chances at becoming a director then you could be looking at a salary of £40,000 to £90,000.
If you're a creative soul who loves to use the art of illustration as a form of expression then becoming a fashion illustrator might be a viable career option for you.
As a fashion illustrator you'll be more than likely creating a front-end product for all the world to see so you'll need an eye for detail! A portfolio that showcases this and indeed your creative flair is an absolute must if you want to stand a chance at getting this kind of job.
Whilst being an illustrator gives you a tad more freedom, the majority of the time you will be working to a brief. This will be a skill that you'll develop throughout your time at university and although it may require some practice at first, you'll soon become accustomed. With tight deadlines and products to deliver, amazing time management is also essential.
Figures from the National Careers Service say that the starting salary for an illustrator is £14,000 to £19,000, however, once you've been working a while and have gained more experience within your role, you could take a pay rise of somewhere between £20,000 and £30,000. Those who are highly experienced within fashion illustration can earn around £40,000 a year.
If you fancy a career in the fashion industry then go for it and don't let anyone deter you from your dream. You'll gain many transferable skills from your time at university so even if you don't get into fashion, it doesn't mean that there won't be other career options open to you. The world is literally your oyster.


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"Shameful" -Fans berate L'Equipe after they name Jannik Sinner as the Most Disappointing Player of the Year ahead of Emma Raducanu
Choosing Jannik Sinner as the Most Disappointing Player of the Year was not welcomed well by the tennis fans.
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Despite being the first player born in the 2000s to reach at least the quarter-final of each slam, Italian World No.15 Jannik Sinner has been chosen as the Most Disappointing player of the Year by L'Equipe, French Daily. The fans went crazy over this all over social media as they were not able to find any proper reason for placing the Italian even above the former US Open winner Emma Raducanu who had one of the worst seasons.
In the list, Frenchmen Gael Monfils and Ugo Humbert are in the second and third positions. On the women's side, Emma Raducanu topped and was followed by Naomi Osaka. The details on how the ranking was made by the French daily were not mentioned.
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Jannik Sinner had made at least quarter-finals of each slam this year except in the French Open where he lost in the 4th round. Considering the good show and his epic encounters with respective champions Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon and US Open quarter-finals this year, the Italian is nowhere in the Most Disappointing player of the season statistically. Even his match against Alcaraz in the US Open is considered to be one of the greatest matches of the season.
The tennis fans in Twitter are furious. Some even called the French Daily "shameful" for placing the Italian on the list. Many were pointing out the statistics of the Italian as a reply tweet.
According to L'Equipe, Jannik Sinner is the most disappointing player of 2022. Frenchmen Monfils and Humbert complete the podium.
Among women, they further claim it's Emma Raducanu the disappointment of the year, together with Osaka.
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Carlos Alcaraz,Felix Auger-Alliasime, Jannik Sinner and Holger Rune
The 'kids' born after the 2000s have been taking tennis to the next level. The recent performances of young guns like Carlos Alcaraz, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Jannik Sinner, and Holger Rune are all pieces of evidence for this. Alcaraz has already won his maiden Grand Slam with his incredible US Open 2022 run.
Sinner vs Alcaraz US open 2022 Quarter Finals was one of the most thrilling matches ever in the history of tennis as the youngsters battled out for a whopping 5 hours and 18 mins with animalistic rallies, reminding us of the Rafael Nadal– Novak Djokovic iconic rivalry on the court. These two have played 4 times against each other and have 2 wins apiece. Apart from the US Open encounter, the pair battled out earlier in Wimbledon 2022 R16, where the Italian came out on top in 4 sets.
Felix vs Alcaraz has never played in a Grand Slam match. They have played thrice in the best of 3 sets and the Canadian Won all 3 of them. Felix also has a 100% winning record against Sinner. They have played twice but never in a Grand Slam match.
Holger Rune is having a 1-1 head-to-head against Alcaraz. Their first meeting was in the next-gen finals last year when the Spaniard survived. Rune leads the head 2 head against Sinner 1-0 but trails against Felix 0-1. He hasn't played any of them in Grand Slam yet.
22-year-old Felix, 19-year-olds Alcaraz, Rune, and 21-year-old Sinner have already been fighting for the top prizes in tennis consistently. The Tennis world is looking forward to more such epic encounters. Adding 20-year-old Lorenzo Musetti, who is currently ranked number 23 into the equation, the future of tennis is here already.
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Posting the link to the details on Fox's potential ESPN competitor earlier today got me thinking about what it is about Fox's sports coverage that I don't like and ways it could make a really good competitor to ESPN.
I admittedly don't watch much of Fox's sports work, but the general feeling I get from it is that of a sports package run by people who don't know much about sports. They put Joe Buck all over everything because he's famous and his father was famous even though a lot of people hate his monotone delivery. When they had the BCS contract, they famously did 5,000 band shots during the game because marching bands are what make college different than the NFL, right? ESPN is the big competitor, and it can get a bit saccharine thanks to being owned by Disney. So, Fox tried to be edgy by naming its flagship recurring program The Best Damn Sports Show Period. You can tell it's going edgy because it has a swear word right there in the title! What could be edgier?
For me, Fox's coverage reeks of trying too hard in the wrong areas. Its on screen graphics tend to be garish and overdone, while its production values on its regional sports networks can sometimes be Jefferson Pilot '94 bad. It tries to appeal to children (I guess?) with animated characters like the NFL robot, Scooter the talking baseball, and Digger the NASCAR-loving gopher. Those things just infuriate adults, while sports appeal to children anyway because children like to play and watch sports.
ESPN, the Goliath this Fox channel would be taking on, tries to be all things to all people. The big Four Letter has expanded far beyond its roots of broadcasting sports and doing recap shows about those sports. The E sometimes threatens to overtake the S in the network's name (Entertainment and Sports Programming Network). It's partially a celebrity gossip channel, only the celebrities are all just sports figures. It has breezy talk shows that would be at home on any other network, only they superficially discuss sports instead of superficially discuss movies and TV shows. It has a movie production wing even, although its documentaries are usually pretty good and are certainly better than some of its past attempts at dramatic movies.
ESPN can get away with all of the fluff largely because there is no real competition, but also because it gets its core sports coverage right. Game broadcasts are well produced, and its studio hosts generally make highlight montages entertaining. Some of the B-team guys aren't great and the former coaches are a mixed bag, but the fundamentals are there. It just strays from the fundamentals far too often.
I fear what Fox is going to end up doing is trying to out-ESPN ESPN. I can see it having some kind of sports TV morning zoo, E!-ish sports celebrity shows, and loading up on as many out-of-work loudmouth former coaches it can find. I can also see it falling into bad habits, going back to the edgy well to stock its studio shows with the kind of abrasive blowhards it seems to love to employ on Fox Sports Radio.
Fox really should instead work on getting the core coverage right. If that foundation is good, then it can branch out into the rest. Building another ESPN as we know it today won't work because people already have ESPN. Starting a network with a laser-like focus on BS-free sports coverage would at least have a chance to challenge the WWL because it would be different.
Realistically, a national Fox Sports network would live or die by the live sports it broadcasts. NASCAR, the Pac-12, the Big 12, FIFA, and UFC seem like shoo-ins for it, but those combined do not an ESPN competitor make. Will Fox bite the bullet and put its NFL and MLB coverage from the broadcast network on this new venture? Could Fox put its premium NFL and MLB games on it, or would those leagues refuse to allow their premier content on a smaller cable network with less reach than ESPN much less the over-the-air Fox?
I think that, for better and worse, ESPN is going to continue to dominate sports media indefinitely into the future. I don't think any of the establishment players (Fox, CBS, NBC) are going to be able to challenge it without making very risky changes, and broadcast rights are prohibitively expensive for an upstart player to get in the game. The only opening I could see is if/when TV becomes entirely streamed over the Internet rather than broadcast as it is today, but even then, the start up costs are still going to extremely high.
I really want Fox to prove me wrong. I really hope Fox will prove me wrong. I just don't see a national Fox Sports network making serious headway in competition with ESPN.


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The risky exploits that got Kay Hamilton fired from the DEA catch the eye of the mysterious Callahan Group, led by rumpled Thomas Callahan, in Lawson's well-paced follow-up to 2013's Rosarito Beach. Lured by a generous salary, Kay helps the Callahan Group broker a deal for U.S. access to lithium deposits, negotiating with an Afghan governor and his beautiful, liberal-minded daughter. But when the deal goes explosively wrong, Kay begins trawling the murky underbelly of the Callahan Group to find out who betrayed them, putting herself and her teenage daughter at risk. Lawson's knowledge from a career as a senior executive for the U.S. Navy gives muscle to a plot bound by the obscure intentions and covert operations of intelligence work, though the finale reveals the traitor's rather weak motivations. Kay's tendency to act before she thinks keeps the plot whizzing along. Some readers may see her as pure male fantasy: a curvy blonde who's gutsy, irresistible, and sexually free. Agent: David Gernert, Gernert Company. (Jan.)
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Årets filmer

A - G
Arbetare contra överklassen (A Corner in Wheat)
Bokhållarens diplomatiska hustru
 De barnlösa (La maison sans enfant)

H - N
Inmurad (La Grande Bretèche)
Kameliadamen  (La Signora delle camelie)
Lapures själfmord (Les Suicides de Lapurée)
När Janne ville gifta sig med en dansös

O - Ö
Se dig i spegeln
Skilda tiders danser
Statyn (L' Oeuvre de Jacques Serval)
Svanberg i täflan med kapplöpningshästar på Jägersro
Sven Hedins ankomst till Furusund och Stockholm

Födda
15 januari – Bjarne Andersen, norsk skådespelare, manusförfattare och regissör.
22 januari – Ann Sothern, amerikansk skådespelare.
6 februari – Per-Erik Lindorm, svensk journalist, manusförfattare och skriftställare.
8 februari – Elsie Bodin, svensk sångare och skådespelare.
25 mars – Gunnar Sjöberg, svensk skådespelare.
28 mars – Miff Görling, svensk filmmusikkompositör, arrangör och musiker.
5 april – Albert R. Broccoli, amerikansk filmproducent.
17 april – Kid Severin, svensk journalist, författare och manusförfattare.
15 maj
James Mason, amerikansk skådespelare.
Rolf von Nauckhoff, svensk-tysk skådespelare.
7 juni – Jessica Tandy, amerikansk skådespelare.
10 juni – Märta Dorff, svensk skådespelare.
20 juni – Errol Flynn, australisk-amerikansk skådespelare.
25 juni – Marguerite Viby, dansk skådespelare.
13 juli – Birger Åsander, svensk skådespelare.
15 augusti – Åke Uppström, svensk skådespelare.
26 augusti – Jim Davis, amerikansk skådespelare.
1 september – Aina Rosén, svensk skådespelare.
6 september – Oscar Ljung, svensk skådespelare och teaterregissör.
7 september – Elia Kazan, amerikansk regissör.
18 september – Linda Larsson, svensk författare och manusförfattare.
19 september – Carl Reinholdz, svensk skådespelare och sångare.
21 september – Berta Hall, svensk skådespelare.
22 september – Per G. Holmgren, svensk regissör, manusförfattare, kompositör och sångtextförfattare.
3 november – Ulla Castegren, svensk skådespelare och sångare.
5 november – Palle Brunius, svensk skådespelare.
13 november – Gunnar Björnstrand, svensk skådespelare.
16 november – Lauritz Falk, svensk skådespelare, regissör, sångare och konstnär.
20 november – Georg Løkkeberg, norsk skådespelare.
9 december – Douglas Fairbanks, amerikansk skådespelare.
18 december – Peter Höglund, svensk skådespelare.
25 december – Harald Molander, svensk regissör och filmproducent.

Avlidna
27 januari – Benoît-Constant Coquelin, fransk skådespelare.

Referenser

Webbkällor
Svensk Filmdatabas – Filmer med premiär 1909

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Jean Baillet, né le  à Tanlay et mort fusillé le  au Mont Valérien, est un ouvrier jardinier, militant communiste et résistant français. Mobilisé au début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il devient à l'été 1941 dirigeant de l'Organisation spéciale avec Pierre Rebière, Paul Dumont et Marcel Paul.

Biographie

Jean Baillet adhère au Parti Communiste Français en 1931. Candidat en 1935 pour devenir conseiller général dans la 2ème circonscription du canton de Colombes il perd au second tour malgré le désistement du candidat socialiste face à Casalis membre des radicaux indépendants.

En 1937 il devient secrétaire général du parti communiste pour la région Paris Ouest (14 communes de la Seine et 19 cantons de Seine-et-Oise).

Il est enfermé au début de la guerre lors de l'interdiction du parti communiste mais s'échappe en juin 1940.

Il s'engage dans l'Organisation spéciale et participe notamment à un attentat qui fait dérailler un train à Epinay avec Roger Linet.

Il est arrêté le 17 août 1941 (ou le 16 pour le musée de la résistance ) en haranguant la foule à Aulnay-sous-Bois, condamné à mort le 23, il est fusillé le 27 au Mont Valérien. Selon le parti communiste il aurait été dénoncé par Benjamin-Marie-Joseph de Tinguy du Pouet de la Giroulière, condamné à mort à la Libération puis gracié.

Hommage
Il reçoit la mention Mort pour la France le 29 octobre 1946 ainsi que la Croix de guerre. Son nom se trouve sur la cloche du Mémorial de la France combattante au Mont-Valérien ainsi que sur le monument aux morts de la ville de Nanterre

Une place portait son nom à La Garenne-Colombes avant d'être débaptisée en 1991 par la municipalité créant une polémique locale.

Références

Personnalité du Parti communiste français
Résistant communiste français
Naissance en mars 1908
Naissance dans l'Yonne
Décès en août 1941
Décès à Suresnes
Décès à 33 ans
Personne fusillée en France


This action group aims to achieve sustainable substitution in extreme conditions. The activities of this commitment focus on: 1) substituting or reducing the use of scarce elements in stainless steel and heat resistant superalloys used for high-performance structural elements for aerospace and energy industries (coordinated by UBU-ICCRAM).
2) substituting or reducing scarce elements in hard materials used for cutting tools, wear parts or in mining applications (coordinated by VTT) .
Part of the continuous activities of the Action Group -1.7 – commitment RESET, a parallel workshop will take place between the members of the commitment RESET. The workshop will discuss a summary of the actions carried out during the first semester of 2015, and the future roadmaps and targets for the commitment. A dedicated debate will take place in order to discuss future actions in synergy with industry.
An international working session for the analysis of the present and future role of Critical Raw Materials. Scientific experts will also analyze the Nanotechnology as a vehicle for substitution of CRMs in present and emerging industrial technologies.
The meeting will be chaired by Dr. Santiago Cuesta ( Chairman of the NANOFUTURES Working Group, Director of ICCRAM).
Round table with intervention of public authorities and experts to communicate to the general public and students the importance or critical raw materials, the role of circular economy in the management of resources, and how to develop new technologies in a sustainable way.
Session will be in Spanish.


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Responses for unique residential architecture.
More often than not, our job consists of responding to questions, both technical and creative. On this occasion we're asking ourselves the following: How to transfer ideas and concepts of prestigious emblematic architecture to the world of residential architecture, without detriment to its aesthetic value and without making it unaffordable for the majority of buyers? How to facilitate the middle-class with access to unique constructions, which reinvent and adapt those forms of a more avant-garde architecture?
Whilst it's true that the kind of architecture to which we refer materialises only in large-budget buildings, with the new construction systems that we're developing in our company, the avant-garde designs can be applied to a significant number of buildings and thus democratise. As such, they enter into the reach of a larger population.
Therefore, with this objective in mind, we're working on low-rise, single-family residential projects, whose habitable core is made up of modular prefabricated containers. To this concept we add a light macro-structure as a roof, which not only functions as protection against the weather, but also becomes a protagonist element, which provides new and positive qualities:
It converts the building into an architectonic landmark for the community, the neighbourhood and predictably the city, in such a way that it stands out and satisfies the inevitable desire of living in an exclusive place.
It delimits a shared, public space, which makes the building's exterior a welcoming place for residents and visitors.
It controls solar radiation, providing shade for the housing and public space, reducing final energy consumption and the building's carbon footprint because of its operation, whilst also aligning with the UN's objectives of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Consequently, the two initial issues are resolved; we obtain a visually powerful result that adapts costly and extraordinary buildings' structures, to an equally extraordinary building, but one accessible to the general public.
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Discussion in 'Sim Racing Hardware' started by PozzaP87, Nov 2, 2018.
Been having some issues with my T3PA pedals over the last few weeks and wondering if anyone has any advice?
Basically in any racing game, even with the accelerator pushed firmly down i am only getting around 50% input in a game with the occasional spike up to around 90%. I've tested this in F1 2018, PC2 and GTS and all demonstrate the same (annoying) behaviour.
Current set up is a PS4 Pro, T150 Thrustmaster Wheel Base with the T3PA pedals add on.
Has anyone had this problem and rectified it?
I have looked on YouTube for some fixes and even after attempting those it hasn't solved the issue, so i am not sure if its the pedals giving up and time to buy a new set?
Have you tried disassembling and cleaning them (especially around potentiometers)?
I cleaned pots in my pro pedals ages ago, made no difference,but ended up shelving my pedals and got fanatec, pits are pathetic in the Thrustmaster ones, very cheap.
Open up the pedal base and clean the potentiometers. No need to strip it all down - you can get to the potentiometers easily.
It needs to be squirted into the housings for the potentiometers and then you move the pedals through their full travel. Repeat several times. The potentiometers may look like they are sealed units but they are not - you can find a hole or two which will let you get the fluid inside.
you can order it from thrustmaster.i have 12 of them.i replace last oct 2017,until now i have no problem in them.its much durable now than the original pot.use it everyday.
@Daz555 - Cleaning them seems to have solved the issue. Having cleaned them, I got in several hours over the weekend and didn't have any problems whatsoever!
@decks01 - Where on the Thrustmaster site can I order these? Would be good to have some spare.
You probably need to ask their support for replacement parts as they don't list them on the website.
yup,just go to thrustmaster support sites.


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Q: python superclass initialization arguments I encounter a problem on how to write arguments for super class initialization. Theclass App1 needs to inherit from two other classes. I initialized all the arguments from the base classes at class App1, but the error says that I have too many args. I'm wondering why? Basically, I put all the arguments from the base classes in the super init. The 3 classes are written as multiple windows, and a Button commands the class jumps one by one. So I call the main() as myApp = Welcome(root, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub).
Thanks for your help!
class question(object): #first window
     def __init__(self, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list = None, mid_gain_list = None):
          self.initX = initX
          self.algorithmIndex = algorithmIndex
          self.mid_gain_list = question.mid_gain_list
          self.mid_loss_list = question.mid_loss_list
          ...

class Welcome(object): #second window
      def __init__(self, master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub):
          self.master = master
          Welcome.csv_name_sub = str(self.entrySub.get())
          Welcome.csv_name_ses = str(self.entrySes.get())
          ...

class App1(Welcome, question): #third, last one appears
      def __init__(self, master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list):
          super(App1, self).__init__(master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list)
          ...

def main():

   root = Tk()
   myApp = Welcome(root, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub)
   root.mainloop()

Error msg:
super(App1, self).__init__(master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list)
TypeError: __init__() takes 4 positional arguments but 8 were given

A: Your Welcome and question class are not written as cooperative superclasses. If you want to use super(..), you need to rewrite their __init__ method to accept any number of arguments, and they need to call super(..).__init__ again with all arguments that are not yet consumed.
But for your situation it is probably easier to just explicitly call the superclass initializers:
class Appl(Welcome, question):
    def __init__(self, master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list):
        Welcome.__init__(self, master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub)
        question.__init__(self, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list)

A: You should call like this:
class App1(Welcome, question): #third, last one appears
  def __init__(self, master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub):
      Welcome.__init__(master, csv_name_ses, csv_name_sub, algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list)
      question.__init__(algorithmIndex, initX, mid_loss_list, mid_gain_list)
      ...

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