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Bengt Mikael Stanne (born 20 May 1974) is a Swedish musician, best known as the vocalist and one of the lyricists (as well as a former rhythm guitarist) for the Swedish melodic death metal band Dark Tranquillity. Since the departure of original drummer Anders Jivarp in 2021, Stanne is the only remaining original member of the band. Stanne is also the vocalist for bands Grand Cadaver and The Halo Effect, which formed in 2020 and 2021 respectively. He was also an ex-vocalist for Swedish bands HammerFall and In Flames.

Background

Dark Tranquillity
Stanne, along with Niklas Sundin, formed Dark Tranquillity because they were bored, along with interest in metal from their influences. He played guitar and performed clean backing vocals on Dark Tranquillity's first album, Skydancer, as well as on their early demos, including Enfeebled Earth released under the name Septic Broiler. In 1994, Anders Fridén, Dark Tranquillity's original vocalist, left the band to join In Flames. Stanne then became the new vocalist and discontinued playing guitar.

In addition to his usual growling vocals, Dark Tranquillity's 1999 album, Projector, showcased his operatic "clean" singing abilities. After Projector, however, the clean style was mostly abandoned until the release of Fiction in 2007.

Other projects
Stanne is the vocalist for death metal band Grand Cadaver, which formed in 2020.

Stanne was the original vocalist for HammerFall from 1993 until 1996, after which he was replaced because he couldn't perform with HammerFall due to his commitment to Dark Tranquillity.

Guest appearances
 Stanne was a session vocalist for the Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames during their early career. He provided the lead vocals for In Flames' debut album Lunar Strain in 1993. However, Stanne never became an official member of In Flames; he did the session vocals as a "favour" for In Flames, who did not have a vocalist at the time.
 In 2005, Stanne provided a clean vocal passage on the Nightrage song "Frozen", alongside At the Gates vocalist Tomas Lindberg, on their album Descent into Chaos.
 In 2008, Stanne performed guest vocals in the band Scar of the Sun, for a track named "Ode to a Failure".
 In 2010 Stanne guested on Solution .45's debut album by contributing the lyrics for most of the tracks and providing vocals on the tracks "Bladed Vaults" and "On Embered Fields Adust."
 In 2010, Stanne provided vocals in the song "Weather the Storm" by Insomnium.
 In 2010, Nightrage released the song "Gallant Deeds", an unreleased track recorded by Stanne from the Descent into Chaos sessions. It is now available on the Nightrage re-issue Vengeance Descending.
 In 2011, Stanne appeared on the track "Wastelands Within" by Mourning Caress, for their album Deep Wounds, Bright Scars.
 In 2012, Stanne appeared on the track "Skin Changer" by Helcaraxë for their album Red Dragon.
 In 2015, Stanne appeared on several tracks in the album The Great Lie by Melted Space.
In 2018, Stanne provided vocals for the album Darkening Light by Melted Space.
In 2020, Stanne appeared on the track "Whispers from the Wicked" by Carthagods, on their album The Monster In Me.
In 2020, Stanne provided additional vocals on the track "A Meditation Upon Death" by Nonexist, from their album Like the Fearless Hunter.
 In 2022, Stanne acted as a guest vocalist for six tracks for the video game Metal: Hellsinger.

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 Metal Israel interview

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Uruguay has a temperate climate with hot summers and mild winters. As it is quite close to the equator and almost surrounded by sea, Uruguay sees only small seasonal variations in temperature. Uruguay is bordered by Brazil to the north and Argentina to the west. The Pacific Ocean sits to its east and south. Sitting in the southern hemisphere, Uruguayâs seasons are the opposite of those in the northern hemisphere with winter falling from June till August. Uruguay is the second smallest country in South America and with low-lying, rolling topography and a long coast line, it experiences little regional variation in climate. These same factors also mean a lack of natural barriers to wind; wind blows freely across the country and so weather conditions are erratic, changing unpredictably.
Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year but the low, flat land and many rivers, including the Uruguay River which is the second longest on the continent, means the country is susceptible to flooding when there is a slight increase in rain. Rainfall is generally higher towards the Pacific. Along the rivers are a series of seasonal lakes.
Summer, from December till March, is hot and humid. The average high temperature in Montevideo climbs from 26°C in December to a peak of 28°C in January, getting back down to 25°C in March. Night times are much cooler, usually under 20°C, but can still feel very sticky. The blistering highs seen at similar latitudes just west of Uruguay are avoided due to the Pacific Ocean which stays quite cool even in the summer. The Pacific is warmest from January till March at 22°C. While temperatures are not extreme, the high humidity can often make it very uncomfortable, and cool sea breezes are often overridden by the zonda, a hot, northerly wind bringing tropical conditions from Brazil. Summer rain falls as tropical downpours: heavy and brief, sometimes causing floods. Sunshine levels are high, around nine hours per day, though it can get hazy due to the high humidity.
Autumn, in April and May, is warm with cool nights. The average high temperature reduces to 22°C in April and 19°C in May, which see average lows of 16°C and 13°C respectively. Sunshine reduces quite drastically to six hours per day in April and five in May, and fog coming inland from the sea and rivers is commonplace. Rainfall becomes less dramatic as the season progresses, shifting from the tropical summer storms to longer, lighter showers.
Winter, from June till August, is mild and damp. Snow is very rare; precipitation continues to fall in persistent drizzle from regularly overcast skies. This season is dominated by the pampero wind from the south which is cold and often very strong. This originates in Argentina which, stretching far south and with high mountains, can get very cold in wintertime. This wind makes the weather even more unpredictable from moment to moment. The sun still shines for around five hours each day, and the average high temperature does not fall below 15°C. The average low temperature, at night, gets down to 7°C in July and August. It tends not to get down to freezing so frosts are unlikely, though away from the coast it has been known to form. The sea gets down to 10°C in July and August.
Spring, from September till November, heats up quickly. The average high temperature climbs to 18°C in September, 20°C in October and 23°C in November. Night time temperatures remain cool, not rising above 15°C till mid November. The clouds begin to clear away and the sun shines for longer and longer, but fog develops quite regularly. Spring is still subject to the pampero wind which can suddenly force temperatures down
Uruguay is nicest in late spring/early summer and late summer/early autumn, when the temperature is still pleasantly hot but the worst of the humidity can be avoided. However, as said earlier, Uruguay is prone to very changeable weather; just when you think you've got the hang of things the wind can change causing large fluctuations in temperature and rainfall.
Global warming brought on the worst flooding Uruguay had seen in fifty years this January (2009), causing extensive damage and leaving almost 10,000 people homeless. A rise in sea level is also threatening coastal wetlands. Matters can only get worse as climate change progresses. While the country is certainly suffering at the hands of other countriesâ polluting industries, it is by no means an innocent bystander. Uruguayâs main environmental concerns are air and water pollution. High levels of pollution are created by the countryâs own industries. However, Brazilâs environmentally inefficient power plants are also a large cause for concern in Uruguay.
While Uruguay is an incredibly homogenous country with its temperate climate and flat landscape, there is great regional variation in terms of modern development and standard of living. The northern regions on the Brazilian border are the least developed which still have poor healthcare and education. Towards the coast contradictory conditions exist of high development but also high poverty. The departments of Montevideo and Maldonado are relatively affluent, modernised areas. Uruguayâs population is highly unevenly distributed, with over a third of the countryâs entire population living in the capital city.
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Japanese fund invests in VNese company
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A production chain at the Pham Nguyen Confectionery Company Ltd. — VNS Photo
HCM CITY Viet Nam News -— A Japanese institutional investor, Mizuho ASEAN Investment LP, has invested US$9.3 million in Phạm Nguyên Confectionery Company Ltd.
Phạm Nguyên said the financing would be used to support rapid growth by increasing production capacity for the company's key brands. It would also help introduce new product categories and expand its distribution network in the country.
"The investment will allow us to reach more Vietnamese customers with our current and upcoming quality products," said Phạm Ngọc Thái, the company's chairman.
Founded in 1990, Phạm Nguyên is one of the leading companies in the confectionery industry. The company's products are in four key categories of soft cakes, chocolate, biscuits and bread. The company's products are distributed in over 52,000 retail locations and its products are exported to 16 countries and territories.
Mizuho ASEAN Investment LP is a private equity fund advised by Mizuho Asia Partners Pte Ltd, a Singapore-incorporated registered fund management company.
The fund seeks to invest growth capital and nurture promising small- and medium-sized companies in Southeast Asia, in part by leveraging Japanese connections. — VNS
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A Different New York, beyond the Tourist Guides, New York, New York (B)
While talking about big cities, we may think that few effort will be really needed to introduce them, since their main attractions are well known to almost everyone.
Nevertheless, all of them house a great number of inconspicuous places, unknown to the majority of visitors.
Located at the end of Vesey Street in Battery Park City, this is an unusual place that reminds the An Gorta Mor ("The Great Hunger") in Ireland, that killed over 1 million people between 1845 and 1852, leading almost another million to emigrate.
The memorial was built with stones carried from each of the Irish counties, replicating an abandoned stone cottage within a rural Irish landscape.
Originally the south terminus of the first "Manhattan Main Line" subway, it preserved until today some unique characteristics like its vaulted tile archs, elegant chandeliers, leaded skylights, and the graceful curves of the station.
The need to expand the original line with new –longer- cars led to its closure at the end of 1945, due to the impossibility to adapt it to the new formations' dimensions. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Guide Name: A Different New York, beyond the Tourist Guides
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Boeing Donates More Than $10 Million to Support Racial Equity and Social Justice Nonprofits and Programs
CHICAGO, Aug. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing [NYSE: BA] today donated $10.6 million to a group of 20 nonprofits working to address racial equity and social justice in the United States. The funding package is part of the company's previously announced multi-year commitment that includes a mix of local and national-level grants aimed at increasing the number of minority and underserved students pursuing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and diversifying the aerospace talent pipeline. Grant money also will fund programs that work to address criminal justice reform and health care gaps in underserved and minority communities.
"At Boeing, we acknowledge the toll that systemic racism and social injustice have had on people of color, particularly Black communities here in the United States," said David Calhoun, Boeing president and CEO. "As we work internally to confront these issues, we also remain focused on addressing the causes and impacts of racism and social inequality in the communities where our employees live and work. With today's financial commitment to this group of nonprofit partners, we are hopeful that together, we can begin to make real advances in our ongoing pursuit of equality."
Today's announcement builds on Boeing's history of partnering with organizations that improve access for and address inequities in communities of color. Over the past five years, Boeing has invested more than $120 million to support underserved communities – including racial equity and social justice programs in those communities – across the United States. Boeing plans to make additional announcements related to its racial equity and social justice investment strategy in the future.
Nonprofits receiving grant funding include:
Seattle Children's Hospital: A $2.5 million investment will support health care access for minority and underserved children through the expansion of the Odessa Brown Children's Clinics.
Chicago Public Schools: A previously announced $1.5 million investment will fund the expansion of technology access for about 4,500 Chicago Public Schools students enrolled in remote learning courses because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
DC College Access Program: A $1 million investment will support underserved District of Columbia public and public charter high school students in pursuing STEM education and careers.
Equal Justice Initiative: A $1 million investment will fund public education and policy research efforts that address criminal justice reform in the United States.
The Mission Continues: A $1 million investment will support Operation Nourish, a program aimed at combating food insecurity by mobilizing veterans to grow, collect and distribute food in underserved communities and communities of color.
UNCF: A $1 million investment will support the development of a high school STEM engagement program in collaboration with the organization's historically Black colleges and universities in locations where Boeing has a significant local presence.
Chicago Urban League: A $500,000 investment will support the Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, which helps African-Americans launch, grow and sustain businesses. Funding also will support the scaling of the IMPACT leadership development program for emerging African-American leaders.
Long Beach College Promise: A $500,000 investment will support programs aimed at creating a culture of college expectation and success for African-American and other students of color.
Forum to Advance Minorities in Engineering, Inc.: A $300,000 investment will advance Delaware's STEM talent pipeline with a specific focus on creating access for women and girls and ensuring equity for underrepresented minorities in the state.
International African American Museum: A $250,000 investment will support the development of education curriculum and programs for the Charleston, South Carolina museum, opening in early 2022.
National Black Child Development Institute: A $250,000 investment will support the development of early childhood education, health and wellness, child welfare, literacy and family engagement programs for Black children and families.
Space Center Houston: A $175,000 investment will fund the Girls STEM Academy, which helps underrepresented middle-school-age girls apply STEM concepts and skills through hands-on, inquiry-based learning.
Adrienne Arsht Center: A $145,000 investment will support Learning Through the Arts, a STEM learning initiative that integrates the arts into classroom discovery and provides hands-on coding and robotics instruction for three underserved schools in Miami.
Girls Inc. of Huntsville: A $120,000 investment will fund Operation SMART, a hands-on STEM learning program that will reach more than 700 girls of color in the Huntsville, Alabama, area.
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis: A $110,000 investment will support the Save Our Sons program, helping economically disadvantaged African-American men in the St. Louis region find jobs and earn livable wages.
BE NOLA: A $100,000 investment will fund programs that build the capacity of Black-led efforts to advance educational progress in New Orleans for local students.
Space Foundation: A $100,000 investment will support the development of the 2021 "Art Gallery in Space" exhibition, which will highlight "STEM Icons of Color" and complement Boeing's FUTURE U education programming.
Turning Leaf Project: A $100,000 investment will fund programs that address systemic recidivism for at-risk Charleston-area men returning home from prison and expand the model to additional cities in South Carolina.
Urban League of Portland: A $25,000 investment will support the development of public forums on community issues, work skills training, health and wellness outreach, and career fairs.
Youth Celebrate Diversity: A $20,000 investment will fund a conference for high school students to connect on current issues, including racial inequity and social justice.
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Orria é uma comuna italiana da região da Campania, província de Salerno, com cerca de 1.292 habitantes. Estende-se por uma área de 26 km², tendo uma densidade populacional de 50 hab/km². Faz fronteira com Gioi, Magliano Vetere, Monteforte Cilento, Perito, Salento, Stio.

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Josef Pfammatter (* 25. Oktober 1926 in Sarnen; † 22. November 2007 in Stans) war ein römisch-katholischer Theologe.

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Josef Pfammatter wuchs in Sarnen im Kanton Obwalden auf. Seine Gymnasialzeit am Kollegium Sarnen schloss er 1946 mit der Matura ab. Er studierte Theologe am Priesterseminar St. Luzi, der heutigen Theologischen Hochschule Chur. 1950 empfing er in Chur die Priesterweihe. Er war zunächst als Seelsorger in Zürich tätig. Parallel dazu studierte er Neues Testament ab 1953 an der eher reformiert ausgerichteten Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Zürich, ab 1955 am Pontificio Istituto Biblico, dem Päpstlichen Bibelinstitut in Rom, und an der École biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem. An der Päpstlichen Universität Gregoriana in Rom wurde er 1960 mit der Arbeit «Die Kirche als Bau. Eine exegetisch-theologische Studie zur Ekklesiologie der Paulusbriefe» zum Dr. theol. promoviert.

1959 wurde er zum  Professor für Liturgiewissenschaft an das Priesterseminar St. Luzi berufen, mit Wechsel auf die Professur für neutestamentliche Exegese wurde er auch Subregens des Priestseminars. Mit Gründung der Theologischen Hochschule Chur im Jahre 1968 wurde er Gründungsrektor (1968–1970), von 1968 bis 1980 war er zudem Regens des Priestseminars. 1994 wurde er emeritiert.

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Pfammatter war einer der Exegeten, die nach dem Zweiten Vatikanischen Konzil im Auftrag der deutschsprachigen Bischöfe die Einheitsübersetzung der Heiligen Schrift erarbeiteten. Er war Initiator und Mitherausgeber der seit 1972 bis heute erscheinenden Theologischen Berichte, von denen bis 2012 34 Bände erschienen sind. Bekannt wurde er zudem mit seiner Kommentierung zum Brief des Paulus an die Epheser.

Er engagierte sich zusammen mit Alojzij Šuštar insbesondere in der seelsorgerischen Ausbildung sowie der kirchlichen Erwachsenenbildung.

Von 1972 bis 1975 war er Mitglied des Präsidiums der Synode 72, von 1977 bis 1990 war er Präsident des diözesanen Priesterrates sowie von 1994 bis 2001 Berater der Tagsatzung der Bündner Katholikinnen und Katholiken.

Literatur
 Daniel Pacho, Die Be-gegnung von Glaube und Freiheit. Eine neuzeitliche Spurensuche (Fuldaer Studien Bd. 15). Freiburg i. Br. 2012. S. 17–32.

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 Josef Pfammatter verstorben, Bischöfliche Kanzlei des Bistums Chur, 24. November 2007

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Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (21. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (21. Jahrhundert)
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Hochschullehrer (Theologische Hochschule Chur)
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Geboren 1926
Gestorben 2007
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When Jesus came the first time, he came to reveal God (John 1:18). As wonderful, powerful, and gracious as he was in his earthly ministry, he did not fully reveal all who he is. Our hope is tied to his return. When he comes this time, he won't come to reveal God, but to reveal himself — the conquering Lord, the Rider on the white horse. Every knee will bow. We will get to see him as he really and fully is — Immanuel in power and grace, triumphant in every way. When we set our hope on Jesus' grace when he returns, we can be confidently ready for active service to our king today. We can live under his leadership with obedience and praise today.


The festival of Dussherra, also known as Vijayadashmi, is one of the most fascinating festivals of India and is celebrated in-between October and November with joy and enthusiasm for ten continuous days. It is considered as 'shubh-muharat' – that is, a very auspicious period to start any venture. It is traditional belief that if any one begins a new venture, on this particular day, it is sure to meet with success.
The festival of Dussherra is celebrated on the last day of Dasara. Dasara is the name given to the 10 days festival and Dussherra is the last day.
It is a symbol of the victory of good over evil. According to the Ramayana the demon king Ravana was killed by Lord Ram, on the day of Dussehra .This day is supposed to mark Lord Ram's triumph over king Ravana. According to the legend, Ram had been exiled to a forest for fourteen years. Thus, Ram, with his wife and younger brother, went to the forest.
In south India Dasara is celebrated during this 10 days period in a different manner. Articles used for earning ones livelihood is worshipped on the ninth day of the celebrations. Even computers are not spared. Goddess Durga is celebrated in South India too and in Karnataka small colorful toys are exhibited.
Dashmi also known as Vijaya Dashmi is celebrated on the last day. All over India effigies of Ravana and his followers are made. The effigies are stuffed with fireworks. Amid much fanfare it is burnt to symbolize the triumph of good over the evil. Generally, a celebrity or a public figure is invited to make the deciding shot. The atmosphere is grand and fair like. There are puppet shows and jatras everywhere enacting the sequence of events of the battle which raged between Lord Ram and Ravana.
In Mysore there is a grand procession on the historic streets. Goddess Chamundeshwari's idol is placed on a golden elephant called Ambaari for the procession and this is a very ancient custom of Mysore. People come from all over the world to witness these ancient customs. At the Mysore palace many traditional events are held even today.
Many traditional sweets like Narkel Nadu, which is made of coconut, sugar and milk along with dry fruits, and sandesh is prepared. People celebrate this festival by hanging torans at the entrances of their doors. Torans are gateways made of flowers or beads.


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Second poster of Prabhas' Saaho is out- Cinema express
Second poster of Prabhas' Saaho is out
The multilingual film is scheduled an August 15 release
The second poster of Prabhas' Saaho has been released and it features the actor captured in the middle of a stunt sequence. Prabhas is seen riding a bike in the middle of what seems to be the car chase sequence that was earlier seen as part of behind-the-scenes videos. Shards of glass strewn throughout and a car flipping in the far corner of the poster lend credence to this assumption.
Saaho, an international spy thriller, stars Shraddha Kapoor, Arun Vijay, Jackie Shroff, and Mandira Bedi in important roles while Neil Nitin Mukesh plays one of the antagonists in the multilingual film. The first theatrical poster of the film was released last Monday. While Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy have composed the songs, SS Thaman has provided the background score.
Rumours abound that Salman Khan has been approached for a cameo appearance in the Sujeeth directorial.
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People are great at detecting cold temperatures and also the cool sensation induced by natural substances like menthol, which is common in remedies used to soothe aching muscles. But it hasn't been entirely clear how we do this.
"We figured out menthol binding to TRPM8, and we have some clue about how this channel opens, but we still don't fully understand how this menthol binding is coupled to the channel opening," said Lee, adding that his group plans to focus on how the channel opens in the future.


STICK IT is a fun movie that also makes a statement on the gymnastics judging system. I have been a fan of Missy Peregrym since I first saw her in the short-lived WB series, BLACK SASH. The scene that introduces Burt Vickerman (Jeff Bridges), the head of a gymnastic academy, made me think it was The Dude (from THE BIG LEBOWSKI) in a gymnastics training room converted from a bowling alley (even though the director ended the opening scenes as a homage to PATTON). Haley Graham (Peregrym) is forced to return to the world of gymnastics which she left two years ago after a run in with the law. STICK IT is Haley's journey to love the sport she left and deal with the reason why she walked from the Olympics. Burt is like the father she never had (since both of her parents are jerks). Vanessa Lengies is a rival gymnast who thinks she could be great, but she is jealous of Haley intensely. It is one of the most fun movies I have ever watched. Haley is sarcastic and yet likeable. You don't hate Jeff Bridges. Vanessa is just so cute (I would take her to the Prom if I was still that young). It is just a very hip film that it just knocks that other movie out of the water that the director wrote before STICK IT, BRING IT ON.
SPECIAL FEATURES: For a DVD release that doesn't have any behind-the-scenes featurettes, it is full of audio commentaries for the movie, deleted scenes, and gymnastics routines. The film and deleted scenes have two optional audio commentary tracks for each. The first audio commentary track is with Writer/ Director Jessica Bendinger and the two female leads: Missy Peregrym and Vanessa Lengies. The second track has Bendinger joined by Director of Photography Daryn Okada, and Editor Troy Takaki. If you want to know anything about the production of STICK IT, listen to the audio commentaries.
The deleted scenes were cut for pacing, but they are enjoyable. Then the Buttaharas Bloopers and Outtakes aren't bad to check out. If you want to see the full gymnastics routines and the Uneven Bars routine in slow motion (both with optional commentary), go ahead if you want to see what they cut and how much green screen work was involved between the real gymnasts and the actors. The Hard Corps featurette showcases the real gymnasts who were in the film and the one show did the routines for the stars of the film.
FINAL ANALYSIS: If you're looking for a fun movie, watch STICK IT. You'll love it if you're a gymnastics fan.


From the Val-Co's first tournament in 1978 un- til 1983, Philomath High School fielded the top teams in the league. During this time, Philomath's Kevin Sterba won two state titles, the only league wrestlers to do so. In 1984, Central took over leadership of the league, with Philomath right behind. Philomath re- gained league supremacy in 1992. In 1995, Willamina moved up to the Val-Co League. After dominating the 2A state tournament for three years, they quickly established themselves as king- pins in this 3A district. At the state tournament, they were denied the state team title by only one and a half points. However, Dustin Leno did win his fourth indi- vidual crown at the state champiopnships.


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Previews Arts ahead: July 8, 2019
PORT SUNLIGHT EXHIBITION
Rembrandt in Print
Lady Lever Gallery
Until September 15
REMBRANDT in Print is an exhibition of 50 outstanding prints from the Ashmolean Museum, displayed together for the first time to mark 350 years since the painter's death in 1669.
Widely hailed as the greatest painter of the Dutch Golden Age and an unrivalled storyteller, Rembrandt was also one of the most innovative and experimental printmakers of the 17th century.
His works include intense self-portraits, atmospheric landscapes, intimate family portraits, biblical stories and nude studies. Almost drawing-like in appearance, these images were created by combining spontaneous squiggly lines with his remarkable sense for detail. Pay what you think.
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EDINBURGH THEATRE
Cotton Fingers
July 3–August 25
Described as a timely and politically charged show, this National Theatre of Wales production of Rachel Trezise's Cotton Fingers is set in the context of the referendum on abortion in Ireland.
Taking us on a journey from Belfast to Cardiff, it tells the story of Aoife, hungry and bored, and Cillian, who makes a mean cheese toastie.
As boredom and hunger are satisfied by half an hour in Cillian's bed, Aoife's life changes forever.
But, as social and political upheaval grips her country, this coming-of-age story asks what hope Aoife has of regaining control.
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Park Theatre
August 15-September 7
Based on a true story, Warheads explores the consequences of young people being sent to war.
In it, 19-year-old Miles has returned from Afghanistan in a disturbed state, but the harder he tries to act normal, the harder it becomes to be normal. All attempts to help him just keep making things worse. To his therapist, he's simply a lost boy. His girlfriend finds him stubborn and sometimes scary and his best friend thinks he's paranoid.
Described as a punchy urban drama, the play provides an intimate view into what draws a young man towards the military, what motivates him to stay and why he wants to remain in it at any cost.
parktheatre.co.uk
MANCHESTER CONCERT
Peterloo
The Bridgewater Hall
This major new work by composer Emily Howard and writer Michael Symmons Roberts, commemorating the Peterloo massacre of August 16 1819, gets its world premiere at the Manchester International Festival.
It marks the day when more than 60,000 people peacefully demonstrated for the right to vote at St Peter's Field in the city. Armed troops on horseback charged into the crowd, killing 15 and injuring more than 600.
That pivotal moment in British history is the subject of this elegy, performed by the BBC Philharmonic and a huge massed chorus featuring the BBC Singers and three Halle choirs. Entry free.
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Q: prime factorization in Haskell A "green" integer can be divided by 2 an even number of   times.
In   other   words,   there   is  an   even   number   of   2s   in   the   number's   prime factorization.
examples:
•80 is green because it can be divided by 2 exactly four times, and four is even.
(80 = 2*2*2*2*5, and 5 isn't divisible by 2)
•56 is not green because it can be divided by 2 exactly three times, and three is odd
  (56 = 2*2*2*7, and 7 isn't divisible by 2)
•15 is green because it can be divided by 2 zero times, and zero is even
I spent quite a lot time of this and the solution is suprisingly concise:
green 0 = error "zero"
green x
    | mod x 2 == 0 = not (green (div x 2))
    | mod x 2 == 1 = True

I can't figure the purpose of the "not (green (div x 2))" part.

A: something like this?
green x = go x 0
       where go 0 n = even n
             go x n | mod x 2 == 0 = go (div x 2) (n+1)
                    | otherwise    = even n

> zip [1..] $ map green [1..16]

[(1,True),(2,False),(3,True),(4,True),(5,True),(6,False),(7,True),(8,False),(9,True),
 (10,False),(11,True),(12,True),(13,True),(14,False),(15,True),(16,True)]

A: If x is divisible by 2 n times then mod x 2 is divisible by 2 n-1 times, what are we trying to figure out is if n is even.
If x is a green number then mod x 2 is not because if n is even then n-1 is odd.
If x is not a green number then mod x 2 is a green number because if n is odd then n-1 is even.
This recurrence relation is enough, you don't need to know n, you only need to know if n is even, so this "not" does the switching between is n even or is not.

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Joan was born May 10, 1947, to Burton and Grace (Broyles) Case in Hot Springs.
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NextBillion Editor
Weekly Roundup 7-11-15: Sports for Girls, Marriage Counseling for EU/Greece, Tweets for All
Editor's note: The NextBillion team is a bit far-flung as the summer season hits high gear, so we're continuing our experiement of combining our weekly Roundup with our list of Twitter favorites. It worked so well last week, in fact, that we're thinking about going full-time with this smorgasbord approach. We'll ponder that as you check out all the interesting tidbits this week.
It's becoming increasingly obvious that one of the best ways to level the playing field between men and women is … a playing field.
Gender disparities are so prevalent worldwide, especially in many developing countries, that Millennium Development Goal 3 is "to promote gender equality and empower women." While some progress has been made, girls and women in many nations still lack access to primary schooling, economic opportunities, sexual and reproductive health – and are subject to far too much violence. In plain terms, women around the world lack voice and respect.
Enter the Women's World Cup soccer tournament, which concluded Sunday after putting women in a spotlight that only the world's most popular sport can provide. Women Deliver capitalized on the opportunity immediately, with its #GirlsCan social media campaign, in which girls around the world posted sports-related selfies and talked about how sports changed their lives.
If you think that sounds trivial, don't tell Lauren Himiak, Women Deliver's communications manager. "Sport programs can serve as a powerful platform for health information and education, teaching girls the skills and strategies they need to reduce risk and create positive changes in their lives, particularly related to sexual and reproductive health," she told Population Services International's publication, PSI Impact. "As a global development community, we will be tasked with putting the new Sustainable Development Goals … into action. One strategy for driving development that has been minimally explored is investing in girls and women, and recognizing sport as a powerful tool for change."
Not coincidentally, the Women's World Cup this year was more inclusive than ever, with developing nations getting a foothold and a share of the spotlight. Where the first cup, in 1991, had 12 teams, this year's had 24, including Ivory Coast, Ecuador and Cameroon.
Related article: Women Deliver Conference 2013 : Why it pays to invest in women
Participants in the recent Girl Power in Play Symposium also weighed in on the role sports can play in the post-2015 agenda. Sarah Hendricks of Plan Canada, for example, said a study by her group showed "a strong correlation between how girls are valued and sports participation, educational opportunities, as well as the ability to take charge of their future – avoiding early pregnancy, for example."
Global health organizations have been wringing their hands for decades about gender inequality, with incremental results. Maybe the Women's World Cup, with its focus on the physical achievements of women, and social media campaigns like #GirlsCan and the very cool #selfiewithdaughter Twitter trend in India, can speed that process by reaching a grass-roots level.
It's worth noting that social change as a result of sport isn't unprecedented. Baseball's Jackie Robinson, for instance, did much to change perceptions about race in the U.S. It's interesting to ponder how sport might also lead to mind-shifts in gender perceptions.
Brazil tips for Greece
Confused about the Greek debt crisis? Be honest – of course you are; everyone is. But a few people aren't confused about what to do about it. And although the situation changes hour by hour, some offered prescriptions that take a long-term time horizon, the same sort of patience that many emerging market countries have applied to their debt problems as well as their social safety net.
In an article in The Globalist, Guy Pfeffermann, CEO and chairman of the board of the Global Business School Network, compared Greece's relationship to the EU to that of a couple on the brink of divorce. A wise marriage counselor, wouldn't get caught in the weeds, and neither should the players in this crisis.
"The most practical, constructive and, yes, humanitarian thing to do is to look at where the pain is most acute. Analyze that – and then try to do something about that."
Pfeffermann, formerly the chief economist of the International Finance Corporation, suggests that any Greek relief plan focus on vulnerable populations, especially the poor and the elderly.
"Providing cash assistance, food and medication to young children and old persons is cheap when compared to fixing the books of creditor banks and/or governments.
"Since the Latin American debt crises of the 1980s, we have learned a lot about running targeted social programs. And it is something that the world has had very good experiences with in recent years.
"Consider, for example, the Bolsa Familia program in Brazil. Whatever is broken in Brazil – and there is a lot of it both in the economy and in the public sector – these cash programs are a great and very positive exception. "Recent biometric advances have made it possible to target programs in countries such as Indonesia."
He believes such a plan would be more politically palatable to the Germans.
We hope he's right. Because, if it comes to a divorce of this size, no one will really win. Not even the lawyers.
In a wide ranging interview with the Wall Street Journal's Rebecca Blumenstein, World Bank President Jim Kim talked about widening the investment pipelines into emerging markets.
"MS. BLUMENSTEIN: In terms of private investment, you're thinking of going on a roadshow, creating different types of investment vehicles to entice the private sector into these countries. Could you explain?
DR. KIM: If you look at just one particular need in developing countries, financing for new infrastructure, it's about a trillion dollars a year. If you look at all of the official development assistance put together, it's about $130 billion. Then you add in all the funding that's provided by the multilateral development banks, and it doesn't even get to half of what the need is.
We need to get some of the capital sitting on the sidelines moving for these infrastructure investments. Infrastructure investments in developing countries provide a great potential return on investment for sovereign-wealth funds, for equity investors, for just about anybody."
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How Navrang is helping village-based craftsmen and promoting their products http://t.co/tIBSTcLP4o via @YourStoryCo #SocEnt
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We should not blame #adolescentgirls for getting pregnant. Let's help them get access to #education, #employment, and #healthcare!
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#socent are forcing society to reconsider its conception of the very nature of human progress. http://t.co/t1mDMWsMcW
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Remittances as an on-ramp to #financialinclusion: experiences from @Fonkoze in Haiti: http://t.co/K3VORd7dx3 #Microfinance @MicroFinCEOs
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Send your favorite tweets @NextBillion or NB managing editor @ScotterAnderson; global health topics @NextBillionHC; financial inclusion and impact investing topics @NextBillionFI.
Links of interest from the NB Team this week:
Here's why Tata Power and Dabur are queuing up to assist politicians in rural development by Pritha Mitra Dasgupta
Africa Should Lure Bangladesh's Garment Industry by Megan McArdleby
Jim Yong Kim on Progress in Emerging Nations: World Bank President Gives His Take on Africa, the Mideast, China, India and More by Rebecca Blumenstein
Muslim maternity trousers may pose medical risk, fuel 'body-shaming,' critics say by Alisa Tang
Q&A: 'If We Don't Close the Poverty Gap, the 21st Century Will End in Extreme Violence' by Nora Happel
Study Shows Diseases Like Plague Can Perilously Evolve by Donald G. McNeil Jr.
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By Dr. Pascal Sacre
« Fear is only faith inverted; it is faith in evil instead of good. » Florence Scovel Shinn
After several months of the COVID-19 crisis, relevant elements of analysis of this crisis appear more clearly.
The enormous pressure to convince 7 billion humans of the need to be vaccinated against a virus [1] whose mortality has been inflated [2] and which is said to be ubiquitous when it is in the process of disappearing, or even has disappeared.
It reminds us of the 2009 operation, with the fake H1N1 pandemic [3] same tactics, same complicities (media, political, governmental), same "experts", same scenarios, same narratives with an emphasis on fear, guilt, haste and always the same nauseating smell of this ubiquitous money in the form of huge profits on the horizon for the vaccine-producing industry.
It's as if the H1N1 episode of 2009 had served as a rehearsal.
This time, the 19 COVID-2020 episode is poised to turn the trial into a success.
Surveillance testing: Gathering data on COVID-19. Source: sph.umich.edu
The enormous capacity of populations to submit to authority.
Despite obvious signs of corruption, incompetence, ignorance concerning eminent personalities of politics, science, medicine, many people continue to obey them.
Despite confused, contradictory, unexplained, unjustifiable recommendations, many people continue to obey them.
1) At the heart of the epidemic, wearing masks is not compulsory and even not recommended for healthy people.
2) As the epidemic dies down, masks become mandatory everywhere for everyone.
1) Many general practitioners from other countries and the IHU Méditerranée-Infection in Marseilles, one of the largest infectiology centers in the world, the largest in France, have demonstrated that hydroxychloroquine is effective in reducing the contagiousness of SARS and the number of severe cases of COVID-19[4] .
2) In Belgium, "we" say that it is a dangerous and ineffective medicine and "we" prevent general practitioners from prescribing it to their patients.
Contradictions, lies, false truths...
Of course, fear and conformity can explain this fabricated obedience.
We know the experiments of Solomon Asch and Stanley Milgram [5].
This tendency to submission and obedience is not distributed in the same way within the populations.
Thus in Serbia:
« Broken, the relentless progression of corona virus terror. Recalcitrant Serbs rebelled against their president when he ordered them back under house arrest. After two days of street battles with dozens of hospitalized police officers, the hardy protesters won; authorities have capitulated and have given up their closure plans for Belgrade. Shops, bistros and restaurants in Belgrade will have an early evening curfew; but it's much better than the full loopback they had planned. " [6]
On the other hand, in Belgium:
« Incomprehensibly as the epidemic, apart from small outbreaks (clusters), is gradually disappearing[7] , coercive measures are again imposed, even extended[8] with compulsory wearing of a mask everywhere, for everyone, obligation to give contact details in restaurants and bars for tracking purposes [9] … "
All this is not justified.
All this revives fear, terror, and raises fears of a return to partial or total confinement (house arrest) when today we know that this measure is useless and harmful! [10],[11]
As if the COVID-19 crisis served the authorities as a life-size test to assess the degree of submission of their people [12], and see how far they can go before they encounter sufficient opposition.
I hope that the Belgian people, this bravest people of Gaul according to Julius Caesar [13], will have the courage and lucidity of the Serbian people and will eventually wake up.
The use of experts by pretending to a consensus that does not exist
Governments form councils of experts to justify their measures.
For the citizen, why question the measures in question?
However, it has been well demonstrated within organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the COVID-19 committee in France (CARE) or in Belgium ( Sciensano-Comité COVID-19), being an expert does not mean being independent, free from any conflict of interest, or even competent. [14],[15].
Whenever a government says: there is a consensus of experts on this issue is actually a lie.
It only means that their experts agreed, like a self-sufficient and self-satisfied pharmacy without contradictory debate.
In the COVID-19 you can find on all the topics presented as consensual:
Tests used
… other experts equally valid in terms of diplomas, reputation or activities exercised, whose opinions go against official dictates, with honest arguments, solid demonstrations and multiple references.
For the citizen, how do we separate things?
With equal diploma, with equivalent expertise, a good criterion of discernment is to check the absence of conflict of interest.
Many qualified authors with opposing views to their government counterparts are unrelated to the pharmaceutical industry or governments who ultimately want to push an ideology, a political agenda and are increasingly accountable to industry.
These independent authors also have more to lose than to gain in this debate of opinions.
What could push them to take risks if not their honesty, their conscience? It is neither the glory, nor the hope of a private contract, nor the money, in any case.
The making of a fiction inspired by real events and for this, use of a narrative that ends up being repeated in a loop and believed without being questioned any longer.
COVID-19 is a fiction based on plausible facts: a virus, real deaths, a real disease, an epidemic of respiratory diseases to which are added, as and when, distortions of truths or realities, even outright , lies (see my series, COVID-19: closer to the truth).
Coronaviruses are known. They exist. Two of them have already threatened humanity with deadly epidemics (SARS, MERS).
Never mind that the facts showed that this pandemic was fake and that the experts had already manipulated the numbers, the H1N1 pandemic of 2009 set the stage for the idea that it could only come back and that again only the vaccination could save us.
Really sick people have been hospitalized and some have died.
All of these elements made the "COVID-19" story plausible.
The COVID narrative was launched.
To then perpetuate THE fear that allows the implementation of a shock strategy on a population scale, tests presented as reliable, high mortality figures, frightening contagiousness indices and limited hospital capacities were needed. .
In this process, the conformist participation of the media was essential.
As always, they played their part well, announcing the number of deaths every day and attributing them to COVID-19 without any discrimination.
Today, they maintain the fear of second waves, of new confinement by mistaking positive PCR test cases for new cases of COVID-19.
Sweden and other countries, as well as some states in the USA, did not play along, or followed their own agenda.
Stockholm during the "Covid-19 pandemic"Source: Quartz
They did not confine, they traumatized less, they remained more human.
They are further proof that the COVID-19 story as it has been established in liberticidal and coercive countries (Belgium, France, Spain, Canada, etc.) is indeed a fiction with real elements, plunging their populations into a trap. formidable psychological.
All these points are clues that the COVID-19 story is a shock strategy and shock strategies are never used for the good of populations, for your good or for mine!
The strategy of psychological shock is a reality, studied by several authors and researchers, including Naomi Klein [16], with his book published in 2007, "The Strategy of Shock: the rise of disaster capitalism".
The goal is to achieve a tabula rasa, a blank page and on this blank page, to rebuild what you want.
How? 'Or' What ?
« On the scale of an entire population, by destroying the heritage of a country, its social and economic structures in order to be able to build a new society, a new order after the planned and controlled chaos.
Once the people have been deprived of their points of reference, put into a state of shock and infantilized, he finds himself without defenses and becomes easily manipulated.
This process can apply following a serious economic or political crisis, an environmental disaster, an attack, a war or a health crisis. » [17]
The shock strategy was applied by economic means to Greece in the wake of the 2008 crisis, dragging millions of souls into misery with the complicity of their politicians. [18]
The strategy of shock was applied by means of terrorism in the USA in 2001 and in France in 2015 with the establishment of states of emergency and exceptional laws which have never been removed. [19].
The shock strategy is today applied by means of health crisis, COVID-19, to part of the world, including my country, Belgium.
« Terror induced on a large scale in a society results in a kind of daze, a situation where control can easily be gained from outside authority.
You have to develop an immature state of mind in the population in order to control it as well as possible.
Society must be infantilized. »
These ideas were studied and disseminated by the Tavistock Institute in London, created from a psychiatric clinic founded in 1920, specializing in psychological control and organized social chaos [17].
It is much easier to run a society by mental control than by physical control, by means of infantilization, confusion, misinformation and fear.
Isn't that what is at work today?
People are infantilized...
They are told which sidewalk they can walk on, which way, when they can enter a store and where they should blow their nose.
Fear is omnipresent.
Those who refuse masks are ransomed, looked askance, excluded, insulted, hated.
Thousands of people see their work threatened, their whole life compromised without the possibility of demonstrating, of opposing.
The old people are abandoned.
Young people are imprisoned in a masked and confined world.
Adults are precarious.
People of the same family, separated.
Thinking is paralyzed.
The dispute, sanctioned.
If this thesis is correct, it is to be expected that our government, through "experts" and the media, will continue this strategy of shock and announce to us ever more infected, dead and waves of COVID, regardless of the reality of the facts. .
The examples of Sweden and Belgrade are beacons of hope in this perspective of darkness.
[1] Coronavirus: WHO is trying to mobilize politicians and economic actors for "a vaccine for all" on the planet
[2] "Coronavirus mortality figure is a fake number" says Dr. Lass
[3] H1N1 flu, example of international manipulation, AIMSIB, October 22, 2018
[4] IHU Scientific Information Bulletin, Pr Philippe Parola, director of the care service and research unit at the IHU Méditerranée Infection
[5] PSY-OP COVID-19: under house arrest!, Dr. Pascal Sacré, globalization.ca, May 11, 2020
[6] Belgrade liberated, by Israel Shamir, myglobalization.ca, July 13, 2020
[7] Is the virulence of Covid-19 decreasing?, by Christophe De Brouwer, Contrepoints.org, July 21, 2020
[8] Decisions of the National Security Council. The decisions were communicated to the Belgians at 13:30 p.m. during a press conference on July 24, 2020
[9] This is what the standard form for registering catering customers looks like
[10] COVID-19: closer to the truth. Confinement, Dr. Pascal Sacré, globalization.ca, July 22, 2020
[11] Strict confinement, hospital overload and excess mortality, PDF, May 2020
[12] Operation COVID-19: Testing peoples' degree of submission, Dr. Pascal Sacré, globalization.ca, April 26, 2020
[13] Horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae, Wikipedia, "Of all these the bravest are the Belgians", often literally translated into French by "Of all the peoples of the Gaul, the Belgians are the bravest.
[14] Politics and corruption at WHO, Dr. Pascal Sacré, mondialization.ca, January 12, 2010, reprinted April 14, 2020
[15] What about conflicts of interest?, May 5, 2020
[16] The Strategy of Shock: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism (original title: The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism) is a socio-political essay anti-globalization published in 2007 by the journalist Canadian Naomi Klein. Wikipedia
[17] MK Ritual Abuse and Mind Control, Alexandre Lebreton, Omnia Veritas editions, 2016
[18] Shock strategy: how the IMF and the European Union are selling off Greece to the highest bidders, Agnès Rousseaux, Bastamag, June 20, 2013
[19] When the end justifies the means: shock strategy and state of emergency, Nov. 29 2016
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Open letter addressed to the Swiss Parliament
500 people expected in Berlin this Saturday to celebrate the "end of the pandemic", CNEWS calls them "deniers"
/ 29th January 2023
NewsGuard forces site to remove articles over references to Nazism in Ukraine
CPPAP, anti-"conspiracy"… Media totalitarianism is doing well
Influence of information from Great Britain on public opinion in Europe
United States: Medical profession adopts numerical WHO "diagnosis" code for non-injected people
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July 31 2020 9 25 h min
Sweden and Belgrade are not beacons…. they are islands….. if they were beacons, we would see them everywhere, in the media, in the debates, which are only more or less successful formatting systems…………. they would light up and presumably get things moving…..
Ask BFMTV to dedicate an entire newspaper to the subject……
Be serious.
The supporters of Europe, these patent chemists don't give a damn about these small countries like the Year 40.
No need in this case to make big speeches.
A country where we fight against global warming, where the priority is to decarbonize, a country where the plotters accuse the skeptics of conspiracy, a country where the evidence is neither seen nor understood, a country where the judges protect the scoundrels and the criminals… A country that venerates republican totalitarianism (hello uneducated and twisted dogmatics)….and whose president hates both the country and the citizens, hastening to shoot against his camp….A country that practices euthanasia in nursing homes and where journalists hide the facts to turn into zealous propagandists. This country is a dead country. ….It is the law of suspects as in 1789 and following. Poor France! When we are astonished, these big calves of intellectual slumped citizens look at us with commiseration or hatred. Poor noodles! You are good for slavery.
July 31 2020 10 04 h min
To live is to have faith. Losing trust is the sure way to death.
Those who wear a mask (great good to them) have ceased to live: For me they are zombies, the living dead, they are the negation of life and seeing them really hurts me for them, for me and I consider that my wife who had an apparently unalterable confidence in life (but which she unfortunately lost when one of her sisters died of cancer and another was also suffering from cancer) although deceased is more alive, more present that these poor wretches who have decided to retire from life, become barely recognizable, hiding their expressions, they live recluse in their CO2 and their microbes as if putting on an old unwashed handkerchief could be fulfilling and protect them from anything that is .
But after all if they want to shit and if they want to rot their lives in the name of a so-called caution which is only mistrust of the other, it is their business.
The basic question is not so much to worry about those who have decided to sideline themselves with these pieces of fabric on their face, but rather to know how long we are going to remain idly by in the face of the useless obligation and enslaving that is made of us to wear a mask as soon as we enter a closed place.
I propose groupings of a hundred people bursting successively into all the closed places of a city: Shopping centers, public buildings, explanatory groups. ………
It is necessary that those who want to live and not survive make themselves heard, impose their life force against the forces of fear, death and submission.
It's easy to implement in my opinion.
Answer vanda
@Vanda
It's lost ! society is lobotomized at school and by the media. I even know engineers and doctors who think that Trump is stupid and that the virus is very dangerous and hyper deadly...
Power has understood this!
https://youtu.be/3z3uk90-k3Q
Answer Scam of the century
Don't give up: Millions of us think this way and we can change the course of things. Opposite they are only cowards that they have as "living force".
Difficult to keep hope in a country where there is more than employment subsidized by debt and morons! People will rush to the vaccine created in record time as they rush to the latest iPhone… But you are right, history has shown that nothing is lost: Syria is still alive despite 10 years of relentlessness.
And the nightmare today confirms all suspicions in terms of the financial pandemic: the banning of ATMs in France.
Answer Themistocles
@Themistocles
1 August 2020 1 h 30 min
Heard this morning on BFM or Cnews around 8:30.
My banker consulted this afternoon told me not to be aware.
Uncle Fernand
Alert !!! The videos of the journalist Verdi on his Youtube channel have all been deleted!!
Answer Uncle Fernand
@Uncle Fernand
Crevecoeur too! Soon for Silvano Trotta. They want to impose this new type vaccine at all costs, not just for financial reasons! Vaccine tests are carried out on very healthy people. YouTube belongs to face de bouc don't forget it! Dissent is scary in any case: videos with less than 50 views are deleted!
All the videos of Dieudonné, more than 400 have been deleted, Thierry Casasnovas has been attacked by the media very recently like Alexis Cossette. Soral was recently arrested in the middle of the street by 3 individuals in civilian clothes and then released for non-compliance with the arrest. The group of Brigandes attacked continuously left to live in Spain….etc….. All the dissidents are therefore attacked by this power which does not say its name, but which has been unmasked in its plans to come, which is why it is accelerating that -this.
For believers (and not that… maybe) here are the symbolic, alchemical and satanic aspects shown by a priest
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNG1ABbMRoM
Congratulations Dr Pascal Sacré, Finally!!! A Belgian who says things as they are. I'm just back from saint luc.
There is no one at the entrance or in the corridors dedicated to covid.
On the other hand, posters everywhere offering psychiatric consultations. MDR..
Thank you and be well.
Ariane Grazioli
To go in the same direction as that of the author, I will content myself with quoting Max Frisch (the famous author of: "Worse than the noise of the boots, the silence of the slippers", who also said with great relevance: "It is not the dictatorship or the tyranny of a man or a regime that we must fear, but the sneaky victory of conformity and the resignation of minds."
Husky74
COVID-19: closer to the truth. Confinement
https://www.mondialisation.ca/covid-19-au-plus-pres-de-la-verite-confinement-partie-15/5647636
1 August 2020 19 h 49 min
HERE IS A LINK TO A PETTION LAUNCHED BY A FRENCH DOCTOR! IT'S UP TO US TO HELP HIM IN HIS APPROACH ?????????
https://www.mesopinions.com/petition/sante/veux-surtout-remdesivir-traitement-covid-19/95872
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Lucid article, fair in its approach and full of truth. It just lacks one dimension: where are the defenders of democracy, where are the defenders of social conquest?
They are in governments preparing to tighten the bolts even more on the lid of the cauldron of social anger. They are at the service of governments with the pretension of defending the interests of the people. They are defending layoffs, lower wages, higher prices, lower social benefits all in the name of a virus! Such a gigantic plan for just that? Come on, let's see, it's not serious, right?
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Swimwear usually includes bikinis and one piece. Bikini is a two-piece swimsuit with a bra and an underwear. During summer, everyone wants to flaunt the most stylish and fashionable bikinis they can get their hands on. So, let's discuss what bikini fashions are hot in the market so that you can grab the bikini that suits both your taste and is in right now.
2016 is the year of Athleisure and everybody is getting fitness conscious so it's only natural that sporty bikinis will be the new thing. Celebs are rocking it and some people are even wearing them to the gyms!
Well crop top is the hottest trend and now it has spread to the swimwear. Crop top styled bikini tops are thronging the market and you can take your pick but don't wear hipster bottoms with them, only a low-rise bottom goes perfectly with that crop top.
Cutout bikini tops are big time in and celebrities are flaunting it like nothing else. Cutouts make things interesting and you can decide how much skin you want to show and up to what point you are comfortable. But you can certainly not ignore these cutout tops.
If you want to get a little quirky, experiment with the material of the bikini by going for less used materials like velvet, denim and metallic. These materials work fine and make you stand out of the crowd.
Rob Gronkowski's GF hit the runway at Miami Swim Week in a super small bikini and the pics are awesome!!


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Morons From Outer Space
Starring: Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones and Jimmy Nail
Certificate: PG
Available 24 January 2005
Four aliens from the planet Blob are drifting lost in space, close to the planet Earth. While their ostensible leader Bernard (Mel Smith) goes out to play a zero gravity game of space ball, Desmond (Jimmy Nail) commandeers the spacecraft and sets off to look for a drink, leaving Bernard stranded. Down on Earth, lowly TV journalist Graham (Griff Rhys Jones) has been left alone in the news studio to answer the phones, and is shocked when a report of a motorway crash comes in - aliens have landed on the M1...
I originally saw Morons From Outer Space at the cinema when I was 14. This film is now 20 years old, having its theatrical release in 1984 and I must admit I was a little apprehensive about rewatching it.
The story is simple, four aliens are stranded on Earth. Three of them are discovered and become an over night phenomena - releasing singles of truly awful music, designing their own brand of beer and taking part in every chat show going. The remaining member of the crew, who is the only one who has the slightest bit of intelligence, manages to get separated from his group and wanders around trying to find the other three members of his species.
The sad fact is that this movie has dated - and very badly. While there are still plenty of jokes that work as well now as they did 20 years ago, the majority of them don't work that well to begin with. Anyone under the age of 12 will probably love this, but adults may find it a bit of a yawn.
If it wasn't for the fact that Smith and Rhys Jones are in it, this would have been a lot worse than it is.
There are no extras of any description on this release, which is a shame. An audio commentary would have been welcomed, and there must have been some deleted scenes that could have been included.
Darren Rea
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Q: Edimax (7392:c711) Wifi Adapter - Driver needed for Linux Mint 18 I'm having problems to find drivers for my Devolo Wifi Stick ac, which is displayed as Edimax Technology Co., Ltd (Vendor-ID: 7392) and the Device-ID c711. When I plugin the Stick, it gets displayed as Mediatek in my syslog.
I've searched a lot of forums, tested a lot of drivers and even tried to use Windows 10-Drivers with ndiswrapper. I used this Stick before on Windows 10 and it was working w/o a problem, except when I tried to change the wireless-network -> I had to restart my Notebook. This looked to me like a power-problem, but I'm not sure about it. Currently my notebook is connected with the built-in wireless-card (Broadcom), which is to slow for my needs.
The first thing I tried after I didn't found any Linux-Driver for this Stick, was to use ndiswrapper/ndisgtk and getting all needed files from my Windows 10 Installation. The Device-Manager listed these files:

*

*Strong Name of Drivernode: oem56.inf

*INF-Part: OS61_RTWLANSE.ndi

*INF-Name: oem56.inf

*Included INF-Files: netvwifibus.inf

*Service: netr28ux

*Driver-Files: FW_7662.bin, netr28ux.sys, Patch_7662.bin, viwifibus.sys, RaCoInst.dat, RaCoInstx.dll
After some research I found out that MediaTek acquired RaLink and this way it explained to me why I found an RT2870.inf inside of a Driver-Folder I downloaded with some difficulties from a russian site. The files included in this folder are (USB_wifi_ WinXP_Vista_7x64.zip):

*

*FW_7662.bin

*netr28ux.cat

*netr28ux.inf

*netr28ux.sys

*Patch_7662.bin

*RaCoInst.dat

*RaCoInstx.dll

*rt2870.cat

*RT2870.inf

*RT2870.sys
So maybe this stick is using a RaLink Chipset? I don't know, because there is no more information about it. Even the manual or vendor-homepage didn't gave me any clue what chipset is used. So, if I'm using the driver above with ndiswrapper, I'm getting the following errors in my syslog:
usb 3-2: new high-speed USB device number 7 using xhci_hcd
usb 3-2: New USB device found, idVendor=7392, idProduct=c711
usb 3-2: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
usb 3-2: Product: WiFi
usb 3-2: Manufacturer: MediaTek
usb 3-2: SerialNumber: 1.0
usb 3-2: reset high-speed USB device number 7 using xhci_hcd
ndiswrapper (import:232): unknown symbol: ntoskrnl.exe:'ExEventObjectType'
ndiswrapper (import:232): unknown symbol: ntoskrnl.exe:'MmGetSystemRoutineAddress'
ndiswrapper (import:232): unknown symbol: ntoskrnl.exe:'IoWMIWriteEvent'
ndiswrapper (import:232): unknown symbol: ntoskrnl.exe:'RtlStringFromGUID'
ndiswrapper (import:232): unknown symbol: ntoskrnl.exe:'__chkstk'
ndiswrapper (load_sys_files:200): couldn't prepare driver 'rt2870'
ndiswrapper (load_wrap_driver:103): couldn't load driver rt2870; check system log for messages from 'loadndisdriver'
loadndisdriver: loadndisdriver: load_driver(364): couldn't load driver rt2870

I couldn't find this driver in the MediaTek-Download-Section, the files were modified on 12th May 2016 and this driver looks the most promising to me, because it shows less errors for ndiswrapper compared to my Windows 10 driver and also less errors compared to netr28ux.inf, which is also part of the archive, I got from the said russian site. I also found a thread with some Windows XP driver which also didn't worked for me. I hope someone can help me with, I'm out of ideas.
Additional information comes here
Afaik this Wifi-Stick is limited to 5 GHz, supports speeds up to 433 MBit/s, it looks like this and has a blue led which should light up when powered/connected. I can only get information about this stick via log-files or lsusb.
OS: Linux Mint 18 Sarah 64bit (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS)
Kernel: 4.4.0-38-generic
lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID 0bda:58e6 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
Bus 002 Device 005: ID 1a1d:0002 Veho
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 006: ID 7392:c711 Edimax Technology Co., Ltd
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 046d:c52b Logitech, Inc. Unifying Receiver
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub

lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family DRAM Controller (rev 09)
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
00:16.0 Communication controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family MEI Controller #1 (rev 04)
00:1a.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller #2 (rev 05)
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 05)
00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 1 (rev b5)
00:1c.1 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 2 (rev b5)
00:1c.3 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 4 (rev b5)
00:1c.4 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 5 (rev b5)
00:1d.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller #1 (rev 05)
00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corporation HM65 Express Chipset Family LPC Controller (rev 05)
00:1f.2 SATA controller: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 6 port SATA AHCI Controller (rev 05)
00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family SMBus Controller (rev 05)
01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM57781 Gigabit Ethernet PCIe (rev 10)
02:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
03:00.0 USB controller: NEC Corporation uPD720200 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 04)
04:00.0 System peripheral: JMicron Technology Corp. SD/MMC Host Controller (rev 30)
04:00.2 SD Host controller: JMicron Technology Corp. Standard SD Host Controller (rev 30)
04:00.3 System peripheral: JMicron Technology Corp. MS Host Controller (rev 30)
04:00.4 System peripheral: JMicron Technology Corp. xD Host Controller (rev 30)

iwconfig
lo        no wireless extensions.
enp1s0    no wireless extensions.
wlp2s0b1  IEEE 802.11bgn  ESSID:"*********"
          Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.437 GHz  Access Point: 34:31:C4:06:07:78
          Bit Rate=65 Mb/s   Tx-Power=20 dBm
          Retry short limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off
          Power Management:off
          Link Quality=59/70  Signal level=-51 dBm
          Rx invalid nwid:0  Rx invalid crypt:0  Rx invalid frag:0
          Tx excessive retries:11716  Invalid misc:3258   Missed beacon:0

wlp2s0b1 IS NOT the Wifi-Stick and instead the built-in wifi-card. (PCI)

Copied from here, because the question got rejected due to not being "an official flavour of Ubuntu". (I'm the author of both questions)

A:
So maybe this stick is using a RaLink Chipset?

According to wikidevi the probable driver is the mt7610u_sta ( use the ID: 7392:a711 to get the necessary information ) , the driver can be installed as follows:
sudo apt-get install git build-essential
mkdir ~/src
cd ~/src
git clone https://github.com/Myria-de/mt7610u_wifi_sta_v3002_dpo_20130916.git
make
make install
cp RT2870STA.dat  /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/RT2870STA.dat
reboot


You know summer is here when The Paulos Circus rolls into town. This year we were treated to the #CreatingMemoriesTour2018, which took over 8 months planning to perfect an outstanding performance.
If you have visited this particular circus before you will know how much time and effort goes into each show and will not be disappointed this year, it blows the other shows out of the water.
The Creating Memories Tour really does live up to its name, it is a visual, dramatic, breath-taking and interactive delight which captures the attention of the whole family.
Upon arriving, after being seated we were greeted by everyone's favourite clown – Mr N. Amelie and Charlie were utterly delighted to meet their old buddy and couldn't wait to high five him. If I'm honest I was pleased to see so many new and modern acts along with the traditional faces we are familiar with.
First up was Los Sanchez scrambling around The Wheel of Death with no fear. We were on the edge of our seats praying he made the jump, it was brilliant. New performances included Ms Aurelie who took to the sky on an illuminated hoop, she gracefully glided through the air effortlessly.
There is always something magical about visiting the circus, I never got the experience when I was little and since the children came along, even at an early age we have taken them. It has become a family tradition which I hope never ends.
The show runs for just over an hour with no interval, to be honest the time passes so quickly with all the fun and excitement, you don't have time to shift your eyes from the circus ring. Especially with acts such as daring knife throwing and juggling.
I was so so pleased that Mr N got his own slot, he was hilarious and we were howling with laughter. The children thought he was fantastic with his routine, he gets the audience involved with his antics and it really moves with the times (he even mastered flossing), everyone loved the Michael Jackson performance. The relationship between the Ringmaster and Mr N is slapstick gold, Amelie was chuffed they became friends at the end.
My favourite part of the performance was Yuri Gottani's laser light show, it was visually outstanding, we were ooh-ing and aaahh-ing all the way through. I have never seen anything to that scale before, it was so professional and well thought out. The finale was a high wire walk which was performed with such skill, I don't know how they do it. My heart was in my throat throughout especially when Los Sanchez stood up on a chair!
As the show came to a close a flurry of bubbles floated down from the sky, this was the perfect ending to a transfixing, unique performance.
Disclaimer: We were kindly gifted tickets for the family to enjoy a show in exchange for an honest review – all words and opinions are my own.


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New Release - 'A Dance with the Laird"
It's happened! My first novel, 'A Dance With The Laird' has been released.
I'm so happy to be able to bring you a story that I'm very proud of because it won the best unpublished manuscript in the Romance Writers of Australia's Emerald Award back in 2013.
A lot happened to me since then, a serious illness that took almost two years to recover from and a new relationship. Writing romance and my involvement at the Melbourne Romance Writers Guild has been the constant in my life when everything else was changing.
I related so strongly to Natalie and Angus, who each in their own way have to rebuild their lives. It's kind of spooky that this is a story I'd written before needing to rebuild mine. It provided inspiration for piecing my life back together and taking a chance on love even when I still felt broken. Although I have other completed novels in the Baxter Sister series, this is the one that demanded to be published first.
Natalie and Angus's story.
Forbidden passion begins in a dance with the Laird. Australian, event organizer, Natalie Baxter, is on assignment in the UK. She's striving to build a new life after losing her husband and unborn child in a horrific car accident. Unable to conceive again she's organizing fundraising events to help the world's most vulnerable children. This is to be her future life's work but her philanthropist client, Lord Angus McLaren, stirs her heart once more in a dance which undermines her new life plan.
Angus needs to keep his heart on ice. His last attempt at making a life with his brother's widow ended in divorce. This time around he'll marry for practical reasons and produce a blue blood heir for his family estate. The work of his Foundation for orphans in the third world must be secured for the future, but Natalie, the only woman he can think about spending his life with can't give him a child of his own. Can he put aside a succession that goes back five hundred years, find a way to secure the future of his foundation, and have his heart's desire?
Available now on Amazon.


It was shocking, terrifying and of course it was disastrous! Another strike from terrorists in the middle of the chaotic world! This is sad, and unforgiven act!
But in today's scenario, will good will always prevail? And how good is "the good", and how evil is "the evil"?


A selection of photos from the clubs annual show including members cars, as you can see it was a fantastic turn out with all cars a real credit to their owners, its always amazing to see what hidden gems there are out there. Lets hope the 2014 show can offer more fantastic vehicles for us all to see. There are entry forms that can be downloaded from the site, so dont delay and get your vehicle registered for the show.


Central Selection Board Of Constable has released result for the Constable post. The candidates who have applied for the position can download the Bihar Police Constable Exam Result through the Official website or from the link provided in this lesson.
Select the relevant Post, click on Result .
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Kidderminster law firm expands into Second City
Kidderminster law firm mfg Solicitors expands into Second City
(L-R) Brian Flint (Pearson Rowe), Suzanne Lee (mfg Solicitors), Mike Deeley (Pearson Rowe) & Maynard Burton (mfg Solicitors)
WYRE Forest law firm mfg Solicitors has expanded into Birmingham after announcing it has concluded a deal to merge with an historic legal practice.
The company which is headquartered in Kidderminster's Birmingham Road, has merged with Pearson Rowe, a two-partner firm which employs 13 staff at its offices in Birmingham's St Paul's Square.
Specialising in a variety of legal services, Pearson Rowe was originally founded in the city's Colmore Row in 1918 by Geoffrey Pearson, with the firm marking its 100th anniversary this year.
Pearson Rowe's St Paul's Square base will now become a key regional office for mfg, adding to the award-winning firm's 35 partners and 151 employees.
Suzanne Lee, partner and managing director of mfg Solicitors said: "We have continued to grow both organically and commercially over recent years and have been carefully focusing on the best and correct strategic opportunity in Birmingham for some time.
"To gain a foothold in Birmingham's thriving legal market through a merger with such a respected city law firm is therefore perfect for us. Pearson Rowe has a first-rate team of people and is known for the quality and depth of its advice.
"We feel we complement each other perfectly and our existing team of experts will add superb value to Pearson Rowe's clients as they merge into mfg.
"It is another exciting chapter in our success story and we are delighted to be launching the mfg brand into the second city."
Brian Flint, partner at Pearson Rowe added: "As a firm, mfg Solicitors has a hugely talented group of lawyers who are making an impact across all areas of private and commercial law.
"To be part of mfg is a big milestone for us as we mark our 100th year as a firm. More than anything, the merger will see us delivering a far greater breadth of advice for clients in and around Birmingham."


For 60 years, Winn-Dixie has been the home of The Beef People. They carry the best cuts, custom prepared by their cadre of in store butchers. This spot reengaged audiences, with awareness that The Beef People still carries the best beef in the land.


Chatham House: Cool idea or hi-tech madness?
"As the threat from climate change looms ever larger, growing attention is being paid to proposals that sound as if they come straight from a sci-fi novel. One idea is to spray the stratosphere with particulates to reflect sunlight, thus reducing the temperature of planet Earth."


We manage Bauer Flatland BMX competition in Homokdöböge. This competiton was awesome last year and we want to make the same this year to everyone have a memorable summer ending competition.
This time we remunerate the most active and the most improved flatland rider as well.
No entry fee to compete, neither the visitors!
The competition will start at 15 o'clock on 27 of August.
Afterparty is for riders first!