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Artist: David Bowie
Title Of Album: Glastonbury 2000
Label (Catalog#): Parlophone Records
Genre: Rock, Art Rock, Glam Rock
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One of the greatest performances to ever go down at Glastonbury is heading to your living room: Yes, David Bowie's legendary, epic, and timeless 2000 headlining set is finally making its way on to every preferable format you could ever want.
On November 30th, Parlophone Records, BBC Studios, and Glastonbury Festivals Ltd. will release the aptly titled, David Bowie Glastonbury 2000, on 2CD/DVD, 3LP, 2CD, and both standard and high resolution digital formats.
The 21-song set is essentially a greatest hits tome of Bowie's entire legacy, from "Starman" to "Ashes to Ashes" to "Absolute Beginners", and only 30 minutes of the entire set has ever been broadcast … until now.
In addition to the music, each set also comes with Bowie's diary, which was originally written for Time Out to document his preparations for the show in his own very David Bowie ways. Here's a fun excerpt:
"As of 1990 I got through the rest of the 20th century without having to do a big hits show. Yes, yes, I know I did four or five hits on the later shows but I held out pretty well I thought…big, well known songs will litter the field at Glastonbury this year. Well, with a couple of quirks of course."
Also included is new artwork from Jonathan Barnbrook, who worked with Bowie on the sleeves for Heathen, The Next Day, and Blackstar, in addition to notes from the renowned author and Bowie fan Caitlin Moran, who also reviewed the show for The Times.
01. Introduction (Greensleeves)
02. Wild Is The Wind
03. China Girl
06. Life On Mars?
07. Absolute Beginners
08. Ashes To Ashes
09. Rebel Rebel
10. Little Wonder
11. Golden Years
01. Fame
02. All The Young Dudes
03. The Man Who Sold The World
04. Station To Station
05. Starman
06. Hallo Spaceboy
07. Under Pressure
08. Ziggy Stardust
09. Heroes',
10. Let's Dance
11. I'm Afraid Of Americans
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As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, cannabis businesses—many of which were deemed "essential" during coronavirus-related shutdowns—have become accustomed to implementing policies and procedures to keep their employees and customers safe, from mask-wearing and sanitation protocols to how they handle COVID testing at their facilities. Now, as the first vaccines are released across the country, primarily to frontline and health care workers to start, Bianchi & Brandt partner Laura Bianchi says cannabis businesses should develop internal policies regarding vaccination.
"It really is an evolving topic, as it has been all year long," Bianchi tells Cannabis Business Times and Cannabis Dispensary. "It changes week to week, but I do think that cannabis companies are prepared [to handle the vaccine] because they had to deal with [the pandemic] in such a front-facing manner throughout the entirety of 2020. I think for a lot of businesses, they could say, 'Everybody work remotely,' and they haven't had to come up with the thoughtful policies and procedures to keep everybody safe. Cannabis companies for the most part have, so I think that puts them ahead of the curve in going, 'OK, now let's figure out this next phase. How do we adopt and implement things that will make sense for our patients and our staff?'"
Businesses should be prepared to move quickly once the COVID-19 vaccine is available to the general public, Bianchi says, and when developing their policies regarding vaccination, business owners should consider that in many markets, cannabis companies operate medically. Dispensaries must be prepared to deal with ill patients who may be in higher-risk populations, and Bianchi says many of her cannabis clients are considering requiring their employees to be vaccinated for this reason.
"We always advise [that] there has to be exceptions for people who have some sort of medical issue or seriously held medical beliefs," she says. "But this is a health care facility, so we can't place other people and patients at risk. If we can require people to take the vaccination, it's a benefit not only to the business owners and to all of their employees, but [also] to the patients who come in."
Many states are "at will" employment states, Bianchi says, which means that employers have the right to establish company and workplace policies, requirements and conditions—such as those relating to mandatory vaccination—as long as they don't violate any constitutionally protected class or right.
In addition, this past December, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) determined that an employer's act of requiring employee vaccinations alone would not violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Bianchi says, which could further strengthen an employer's position on required vaccinations.
Although it appears, then, that employers can legally require employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Bianchi says the issue is likely going to be the subject of debate and litigation going forward.
"Employers really do need to weigh the risks and benefits of requiring vaccinations to ensure the health, safety and welfare of their employees, clients and business as a whole, versus any potential liability related to implementing such a requirement," she says.
Many of Bianchi's clients have asked how to approach mandatory vaccination from an operational standpoint, and she has advised them to be as detailed as possible in their policies and procedures. First and foremost, she says employers should issue a uniform vaccination policy in writing, and this policy must be carefully constructed.
For example, in many facilities, such as dispensaries and cultivation and manufacturing operations, employees cannot work remotely to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and they work in close proximity to one another. In these situations, Bianchi says it might make sense for employers to require mandatory vaccination.
"A lot of our clients also have corporate offices, and for corporate offices, there's a little bit more flexibility in saying, 'If we don't want to implement a must-have vaccination policy, can some of these individuals work remotely?'" she says. "Even that can be a slippery slope because you want to make these rules and requirements cohesive across the board, but there is some flexibility where maybe you're in a location where you don't always have to be on-site to do work."
In most cases, Bianchi advises companies to evenly apply vaccination policies across the board, and business owners should meet with their attorneys to go over exceptions to mandatory vaccine policies, including requirements for employees looking to prove that they are in a situation where they would be exempt from such a policy.
If an employee refuses to follow a mandatory vaccination policy for reasons outside of the allocated exemptions, Bianchi says an employer could legally take disciplinary action, including termination.
"Again, most states are 'at will' employment states, so if an employer implements a COVID-19 employee vaccination policy … and an employee simply refuses, that employee may be subject to discipline, up to and including termination," she says. "This is also something employers may opt to contractually require through an employment agreement. In that case, an employee's refusal would be deemed a breach of contract and in the same manner, be subject to discipline, up to and including termination."
Employers should also consider whether they will pay for mandatory vaccines if they are not covered by health insurance, as well as the timeframe for employees to be vaccinated.
"A lot of our employers are saying, 'We'll do this as a group—either we'll take our employees to a certain location, or we'll have them come to us,'" Bianchi says. "[Many businesses] did this with COVID testing, as well, [to make] it easier for employees, so they're not searching for a location, they're not paying fees—the employers are taking that on when they can."
Creating a vaccination policy for seasonal workers at cultivation facilities could also pose a challenge, she adds, and employers must decide whether to require these types of hires to receive the vaccine, as well.
"You've really got to think about how do we keep everybody safe?" Bianchi says. "They're going to go home to their families, [and] we've seen how quickly [the virus] can spread. This is an industry where it can and certainly does spread fast, so we're trying to think of those things ahead of time, and every business has to figure out how to function financially but also help employees who may be in vulnerable financial situations get through this."
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Researchers Hope This Invention Could Wave Away Medical Data Hacks
By Jordan Gass-Pooré
Published May 10, 2016 at 12:10 PM EDT
Dartmouth College researcher Timothy Pierson holds a prototype of Wanda, which is designed to establish secure wireless connections between devices that generate data.
Doctors' scrawls on prescription pads and medical folders are so analog.
These days, they're prescribing and keeping track of patients' records using digital devices connected to wireless networks, sometimes remotely. More medical devices are also becoming increasingly small and wearable; they often connect with a hand-held controller or even your smartphone through Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, sometimes sending the data directly to physicians.
This convenience, accessibility and cost reduction for our health care comes with risks. A few keystrokes could end in a wrong treatment, for instance — in 2007, Dick Cheney's cardiologist disabled the wireless functionality of the former vice president's heart defibrillator out of safety concerns.
The overarching and long-growing problem is this: How do we protect the highly personal data flowing through wirelessly connected medical devices?
Enter Wanda, a prototype developed by Dartmouth College doctoral student Timothy Pierson and his team.
Wanda is essentially two antennas attached to a ruler, in a wandlike fashion. The device uses radio waves to establish a secure wireless connection between devices that generate data.
Here's how it works: The user turns on the medical device and the digital device it's getting linked to and then points Wanda — about 11 inches or less away — at the devices one at a time. Wanda then generates and transmits a secret password to each of the devices, connecting them securely within seconds.
Many Wi-Fi networks that transmit personal data aren't secure connections — and cybercriminals make more money hacking a person's medical information than from stealing his credit card details, says David Kotz, a Dartmouth computer science professor who leads the project. It's developing a technology platform that secures and protects personal health information.
Plus, putting these devices in the hands of patients and relying on them to establish Wi-Fi networks is fraught with difficulties. Some patients don't have the technical know-how; others have a medical condition that poses a challenge. Most people, however, just create security passwords for their Wi-Fi networks that can easily be hacked, Pierson says.
This could lead to a data breach that may compromise the security of a patient's records, or even the patient's health if, for instance, the wireless heart pacemaker or dialysis machine is hacked. Internet security experts have warned for years that these devices are open to data theft and remote control by hackers — and the equipment to do so cost less than $20 in 2011, when a researcher hacked into his insulin pump and altered the settings.
Wanda's major appeal is its ability to generate a targeted, strong pass code that connects a medical device in essence without the patient's involvement. Researchers elsewhere have tried similar hypothetical approaches, but they require extra equipment to be included in the medical device, Pierson says.
Some of these ideas suggest that a secret password can be created by using a speaker and a microphone to send sound waves to devices, or by simultaneously shaking devices equipped with accelerometers that detect motion and orientation to establish a secure wireless connection.
Try shaking a treadmill or a refrigerator, Pierson says. "We haven't seen anything like [Wanda] on the market," he adds.
Pierson says he and his colleagues envision possibilities for Wanda beyond health care, especially as more of our household items get connected to the Internet. But for now, the team's focus is on Wanda's ability to protect sensitive patient data in a medical setting.
Wanda for now is only a prototype. Pierson says it has been received well by volunteer testers who have expressed interest in purchasing the device if and when it hits the market. A release date hasn't been scheduled because Pierson and his team are still in the process of filing for a patent.
The has been working on legislation that may help spur these kinds of devices through federal regulatory approvals. The lawmakers have set data security as a priority in their latest biomedical innovation agenda.
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Officials of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have planned to issue in December 2009 rules to implement major provisions of the HITECH Act within the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Publication on Dec. 7 of HHS' semi-annual regulatory agenda shows the schedule is on target.
The agenda lists the dates for starting Medicare incentive programs as Oct. 1, 2010, for hospitals and Jan. 1, 2011, for physicians. Obviously we will need a definition of 'meaningful use' of Electronic Health Records (EHR). As stated on page 12 below: If this rule is not published, CMS will be unable to pay incentives for the adoption and meaningful use of EHRs.
RIN: 0938-AP78, a Proposed Rule to establish policies and procedures for the Electronic Health Record Incentive Program under Medicare and Medicaid, including definitions for the meaningful use of EHRs.
These proposed rules are subject to public comment, so a final rule will not be published by December 29. (sorry eHealth Initiative, no meaningful use for your birthday :-) But this next step in the rule-making process moves the ball significantly down field. So even though Practice Fusion points out this is really only about half time, it seems so far the ONC is meeting the aggressive timelines of HITEC.


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A series of activities honoring and promoting Thang Long - Hanoi cultural heritage, celebrating Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day 23/11 has just been organized by Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Center, Hoan Kiem Lake Management Board and Hanoi Old Quarter coordinated with units and held the opening ceremony on the afternoon of November 19.
On the occasion of Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day (November 23, 2005 - November 23, 2021), on the afternoon of November 19, at the Cultural Exchange Center of Hanoi Old Quarter (No. 50 Dao Duy Tu Street, Hoan Kiem Dist, Hanoi), the Management Board of Hoan Kiem Lake and Hanoi Old Quarter held the opening ceremony of a series of activities to honor and promote the cultural heritage of Thang Long - Hanoi. Thang Long - Hanoi is a rich land of craft village heritage. On this occasion, at the Cultural Exchange Center of the Old Quarter, the Organizing Committee selected to introduce wood carving products of the traditional carpentry village of Ang Phao (Cao Duong commune, Thanh Oai district). At the main display area, the Organizing Committee has reconstructed a frame of a traditional wooden house, creating conditions for visitors to have a clearer picture of the traditional ancient house of the North. The Organizing Committee also introduced some typical products of Ang Phao carpentry with many ancient motifs of the period. At the same time, introduce the carpentry process; tools used in wood carving.
Thereby preserving, introducing and promoting Vietnamese traditional fine arts and sculptures through the periods. The products and artifacts on display are mainly of the family of artisan Nguyen Van Quyet, a famous craftsman of Ang Phao carpentry village. On this occasion, at the Hoan Kiem Lake Cultural Information Center (No. 2, Le Thai To Street, Hoan Kiem District), the Management Board of Hoan Kiem Lake and Hanoi Old Quarter also held a photo exhibition with the theme "Traditional occupations". Vietnam", introduces 60 selected photographic works from the Vietnam Heritage Photo Contest with the theme "Vietnamese traditional craft".
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Along with Jeff Lidz, I was awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement grant by the National Science Foundation, titled Subjacency, the Empty Category Principle (ECP), and the nature of constraints on phrase movement, to fund the work for my dissertation in my final year of the Linguistics PhD program at University of Maryland.
My paper with Jeff Lidz, "Non-Actional Passives Can Be Comprehended by 4-Year-Olds", is out now in the BUCLD 45 proceedings.
Myself and Jeff Lidz presented our poster "Non-actional passives can be comprehended by 4-year olds" at the 45th Boston University Conference on Language Development, hosted virtually by Boston University.
"The Development of Language and Its Interaction with Other Aspects of Cognition: The Case of Medial Wh-Questions in English and in Brazilian Portuguese", a paper by Elaine Grolla, me, and Jeff Lidz, is out now in Ilha do Desterro: A Journal of English Language, Literatures in English and Cultural Studies.
My paper with Karthik Durvasula, "There is a simplicity bias when generalising from ambiguous data", is out now in Phonology.
Karthik Durvasula and me have made all materials, data, and analysis scripts for our accepted paper "There is a simplicity bias when generalizing from ambiguous data" available on GitLab at ka-research/simplicity_bias. The paper is accepted for publication with Phonology, and a preprint is available on LingBuzz.
I presented my paper "Modeling the Learning of the Person Case Constraint" with Naomi H. Feldman at the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2020, which was co-located with the LSA 2020 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA. Slides for the talk can be found by following this link, and the paper can be downloaded by following this link.
My paper "Modeling the Learning of the Person Case Constraint" with Naomi H. Feldman was published in the Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics, ahead of SCiL 2020, which will be co-located with the LSA 2020 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.
I gave the invited keynote talk at the 2019 Michigan State Undergraduate Linguistics Conference, "Why do you think why kids produce medial wh-phrases: Grammar or performance?", which is joint work with Elaine Grolla and Jeff Lidz.
Alan Munn presented our paper with Rachel Stacey, Robert Felster, Adam Smolinski, and Cristina Schmitt called "Context effects in children's calculation of scalar implicatures: The case of disjunction" at the Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting in Baltimore, MD.
Hanna Muller and Phoebe Gaston presented our paper with Bethany Dickerson, Karthik Durvasula, Mina Hirzel, Kasia Hitczenko, Maggie Kandel, Paulina Lsykawa, Jackie Nelligan, Max Papillon, and Laurel Perkins called "Gender bias in representation and publishing rates across subfields" at the LSA 2019 Annual Meeting in New York, NY. This paper is part of ongoing work with the Bias in Linguistics working group.
Rachel Stacey, Robert Felster, and Adam Smolinski presented our paper with Alan Munn and Cristina Schmitt called "Scalar Implicature Variability in Adults and Children: The Case of 'or'" at the Scalar Implicatures: Formal and Experimental Exploration workshop, hosted by Università di Siena in Siena, Italy.
My paper "Grammaticalized number, implicated presuppositions, and the plural" with Tess Huelskamp, Chris Heffner, and Cristina Schmitt was published in Glossa.
My paper "The Interpretation of Plural Morphology and (Non-)Obligatory Number Marking: An Argument from Artificial Language Learning" with Chris Heffner and Cristina Schmitt was published in Language Learning and Development.
I've released a much overdue update to my LaTeX workshop (for linguists) handout. I hope you will find this useful; feedback is more than welcome! 😀 🎉
I've accepted a Flagship Fellowship at the University of Maryland, where I will be joining the Department of Linguistics to complete a PhD.
Karthik Durvasula and me gave an invited talk, "Complexity of feature generalizations and learnability", at the 9th North American Phonology Conference, hosted by Concordia University, in Montréal, Canada. (The title of the talk in the program ("Learning Phonological Patterns from Ambiguous Data") is different from the title that we put on our slides ("Complexity of feature generalizations and learnability"). Oops. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
I succesfully defended my MA thesis in Linguistics at Michigan State University, titled "The Acquisition and Syntax of the Passive in English". My committee was Alan Munn (chair), Cristina Schmitt, and Marcin Morzycki.
Along with Ai Taniguchi, I was named Outstanding Graduate Student in Linguistics by the Michigan State University Department of Linguistics and Languages.
I gave a talk, "Reevaluating the Maratsos Effect", at the inaugural Graduate Linguistics Expo at Michigan State (GLEAMS), which is joint work with Tess Huelskamp, Susima Weerakoon, and Alan Munn.
Karthik Durvasula and me presented our poster "Generalising from ambiguous data" at the LSA 2016 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC.
Myself, Tess Huelskamp, Susima Weerakoon, and Alan Munn presented our poster "What drives the Maratsos Effect, agentivity or eventivity?" at the 40th Boston University Conference on Language Development, hosted by Boston University in Boston, MA.
Myself, Tess Huelskamp, Chris Heffner, and Cristina Schmitt presented our paper "Non-grammaticalized number entails an exclusive interpretation of plural morphology" at the 2015 Workshop on Linguistics and Cognitive Aspects of Quantification, hosted by the Research Institute for Linguistics at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest, Hungary.
Karthik Durvasula and me presented our poster "Learning generalisations in the face of ambiguous data" at the the 2015 Annual Meeting on Phonology, jointly hosted by the University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Now that the 2015 Linguistic Institute is over and I've had a bit of a chance to catch my breath, I've updated the handout that I used for the LaTeX workshop that I gave at the Institute to include information about bibliographies. I hope you will find this useful!
I gave the second part of an impromptu two-part workshop introducing linguists to the typesetting software LaTeX at the 2015 Linguistic Institute. The handout for the workshop can be found here. As much as I can, I will keep the handout up to date so that it continues to be useful. Minimally, I plan to add information about bibliographies soon.
I gave the first part of an impromptu two-part workshop introducing linguists to the typesetting software LaTeX at the 2015 Linguistic Institute. The handout for the workshop, which I plan to periodically update, can be found here.
I presented my paper "Toward an Explanatory Account of Appositives" at the Graduate Workshop of the American Midwest and Prairies 2014, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in Milwaukee, WI.
I received my two BA degrees from Michigan State University, one in Philosophy and one in Linguistics, where I also completed a specialization in Cognitive Science and a minor in Women's and Gender Studies. I was also named Outstanding Graduating Senior in Linguistics by the Department of Linguistics and Languages.
I was awarded a Board of Trustees' Award at Michigan State University.
Today, the seventh volume of Stance—for which I served as an Assistant Editorial Board Member—was published. Stance is an international undergraduate philosophy journal.
Myself, Chris Heffner, and Cristina Schmitt presented our paper "Inclusive Plural Interpretations Depend on Grammaticalized Number" at the 2013 Workshop on the Acqusition of Quantification, hosted by University of Massachusetts Amherst in Amherst, MA.
I was awarded the Genevieve Gillette Fellowship by the Michigan State University Honors College to support my undergraduate thesis research over the summer.
I presented my paper "Beyond an Animal Care Ethics: A First Approximation of Dialogic Standpoint Theory" at the Sixth Annual Undergraduate Ethics Symposium, hosted by the Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN.
Myself, Chris Heffner, and Cristina Schmitt presented our paper "An Artificial Language Investigation of Number and Number Neutrality" at the 2013 Great Lakes Expo for Experimental and Formal Undergraduate Linguistics, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Myself, Chris Heffner, and Cristina Schmitt presented our paper "An Artificial Language Investigation of Number and Number Neutrality" at the 2013 Michigan State Undergraduate Linguistics Conference, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Today, the sixth volume of Stance—for which I served as an Assistant Editorial Board Member—was published. Stance is an international undergraduate philosophy journal.
I was awarded a Linguistic Institute Fellowship by the Linguistic Society of America to attend the 2013 Linguistic Institute.
I've been admitted to the MA program in Linguistics at Michigan State University, where I will be completing an MA at the same time as my BA as part of Michigan State University's dual enrollment program.
I presented my paper "Facebook's Facility for Necessary (Political) Identities: A Case Study of Asymmetric Moral and Epistemic Standings" at the 7th Annual Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, hosted by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville, IL.
Chris Heffner, me, and Cristina Schmitt presented our poster "Lions, Zebras, and Plurals, Oh My!: Learning a Novel Number System" at the 2012 Michigan State Undergraduate Linguistics Conference, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Chris Heffner, me, and Cristina Schmitt presented our poster "Lions, Zebras, and Plurals, Oh My!: Learning a Novel Number System" at the 2012 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Chris Heffner, me, and Cristina Schmitt presented our poster "Dogs not Put in Boxes by Boys: Learning a Novel Number System" at the 2011 Great Lakes Expo for Experimental and Formal Undergraduate Linguistics, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Chris Heffner, me, and Cristina Schmitt presented our poster "Dogs not Put in Boxes by Boys: Learning a Novel Number System" at the 2011 Michigan State Undergraduate Linguistics Conference, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
Chris Heffner, me, and Cristina Schmitt presented our poster "Dogs not Put in Boxes by Boys: Learning a Novel Number System" at the 2011 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
I presented my paper "Towards a Theoretical Tool against Anthropogenic Environmental Harm: Bringing the Western 'Bio-logic' into View" at the 2011 University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum, hosted by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.
I've accepted a University Distinguished Scholarship at Michigan State University, where I will be going for my bachelor's degree.
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Romina Ashrafi (née le 6 août 2006 et morte le ) est une jeune fille iranienne de Talesh qui a été tuée par son père à treize ans.
Elle avait fui la maison avec son petit ami avant de mourir en raison de l'opposition de sa famille à son mariage, mais la police l'a arrêtée et l'a remise à son père.

Arrestation et assassinat
Romina Ashrafi est une adolescente de treize originaire de la préfecture de Talesh lorsqu'elle décide de s'enfuir avec son amoureux, un homme d'une trentaine d'années, Bahman Khavari. Son père porte plainte pour enlèvement.

Elle est arrêtée et rendue à sa famille par le juge, bien qu'elle déclare craindre pour sa vie. Son père la tue dans son sommeil à l'aide d'une faucille le .

Procès et condamnation du père
Reza Ashrafi est arrêté peu après. D'après le code pénal iranien et la jurisprudence, un père ne risque que la condamnation la plus légère pour le meurtre d'un de ses enfants. il encourt entre trois et dix ans d'emprisonnement.

En août 2020, il est condamné à neuf ans de prison.

Réactions

En Iran
La presse nationale relaie l'information en une, le mercredi suivant la mort de Romina Ashrafi.

Son assassinat a provoqué de nombreuses réactions sur les réseaux sociaux. La nouvelle de son meurtre a été publiée sur un certain nombre de chaînes de messagerie Talesh locales le 22 juin.

Selon la presse, ce crime , et .

Le président iranien Hassan Rohani a demandé à son gouvernement d'instituer rapidement des lois plus dures contre les crimes d'honneur, et la vice-présidente Masoumeh Ebtekar a ordonné une enquête sur ce meurtre.

Dans le reste du monde
La presse internationale relaie la nouvelle du crime et le scandale qu'il suscite en Iran. Romani Ashrafi est présentée comme  des violences contre les femmes en Iran. Selon le New York Times, ce crime a secoué le pays et l'a contraint à voir en face son échec à protéger les femmes et les enfants.

Le , le représentant de l'UNICEF en Iran, Mandeep O'Brien, présente une déclaration sur le site de l'UNICEF, rappelant que rien ne justifie le meurtre d'une personne mineure.

Références

Personnalité féminine iranienne
Condition féminine en Iran
Mort assassiné en Iran
Mort décapité
Crime d'honneur
Naissance en août 2006
Décès en mai 2020
Décès à 13 ans

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Edward Henry Heinemann (Saginaw, 14 de março de 1908 — 26 de novembro de 1991) foi um engenheiro estadunidense.

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Durante sua longa carreira na Douglas, Heinemann projetou mais do que 20 aeronaves de combate, principalmente para a Marinha dos Estados Unidos, algumas das quais tornaram-se legendárias na história da aviação. Dentre as aeronaves por ele projetadas incluem-se:
Douglas SBD Dauntless (bombardeiro de mergulho)
Douglas A-20 (caça-bombardeiro)
Douglas A-26 (caça-bombardeiro)
Douglas A-1 Skyraider (caça-bombardeiro)
Douglas A-3 Skywarrior (bombardeiro)
McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk (bombardeiro leve)
Douglas F3D Skyknight (caça noturno)
Douglas F4D Skyray (caça de porta-aviões)
Douglas Skyrocket e Douglas Skystreak (aeronaves de pesquisa)

Ligações externas
Heinemann biography at Skyhawk Association homepage

Edward H. Heinemann and Rosario Rausa, "Ed Heinemann - Combat Aircraft Designer", ISBN 0-87021-797-6

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Highway dedication for fallen Trooper Nicholas Dees unveiled August 11, says DPS
SHAWNEE, Okla. – Family, friends and troopers gathered in memory of the late Trooper Nicholas Dees on Thursday.
A highway dedication was held at the Gordon Cooper Technology Center at 11 a.m. on Thursday, reports the Department of Public Safety (DPS).
Memorial Highway signs will be placed on Interstate 40 at mile marker 190 in Pottawatomie County and mile marker 200 in Seminole County, says DPS.
Because of high traffic in that area, DPS says, the ceremony was not be held at the memorial site.
Trooper Dees was killed on January 31, 2015 while on duty east of Shawnee on Interstate 40. Dees, along with Trooper Keith Burch, were investigating a semi truck crash when a driver struck them. OHP says the driver was using his cellphone and became distracted when he hit the troopers.
Trooper Burch was seriously injured during the incident but survived, says OHP.


July 2015 – INDONESIA – Eruptions of ash at five volcanoes shrouded the skies over parts of the Indonesian archipelago several days ago, forcing three airports to close. More airports have since closed due to the ash clouds. Mount Raung on Java Island blasted ash and debris up to 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) into the air after rumbling for several weeks, government volcanologist Surono said. Ash erupted also from Gamalama and Dukono mountains on the Moluccas islands chain, Sinabung volcano on Sumatra island and Mount Karangetang on Siau island, darkening the skies, Surono said.A total of more than 13,000 people have been evacuated due to the volcanic eruptions since last month, mostly from around the slopes of Sinabung in Tanah Karo District, added Surono, who uses a single name.
"Our evaluation showed there is no extraordinary natural phenomenon that triggered simultaneous eruptions of the five volcanoes," Surono said, adding that all the eruptions are natural and normal occurrences in a nation with about 130 active volcanoes. Transport Ministry spokesman Julius Adravida Barata said Jember and Banyuwangi airports closed late Tuesday and Bali's international airport was closed for several hours on Wednesday, disrupting flights. Media reports said 37 flights to and from Bali's Ngurah Rai airport were cancelled. An eruption of Raung early this month sparked chaos as the airport in the tourist hotspot of Bali and four other airports in the region were shutdown, stranding thousands of holiday-goers.


For years we could see the potential. Just to the right of White Gum Road this gully meandered through a property and joined Barkers Creek at the bridge beside the Little Red Apple. However, for many years the property was for sale and obviously the current owners weren't interested in doing anything to clean up the enormous amounts of Gorse and Blackberry.
Eventually the property sold. A young family bought it and at that time we were doing the Brilliant Barkers Creek project. So our project worker paid the young family a visit and offered some assistance in clearing up all the weeds. They said yes (Yeah!) and that began a process that now gives the family (and all the locals) a picturesque outlook. Of their own volition they are now steadily replanting and in time this will be another wonderful restoration of our creek.


It turns out that half of MPs are completely unaware of the government's own policies set out for small business growth.
Almost 60% admitted they had never heard of the Angel CoFund, the Government's £100m seed investment arm, while the Patent Box legislation, helping entrepreneurs profit from their own intellectual property, was a mystery to 53% of MPs.
Out of 100 politicians from the House of Commons polled, 55% had never heard of Catapult Centres, the organisations set up by Innovate UK (the Government's innovation arm) to promote development and research; 48% had not even heard of Innovate UK itself.
This follows on from one of the major talking points of the summer budget announcement: the new National Living Wage of £7.20 an hour for workers over 25 from April next year. This will rise to slightly more than £9 an hour by 2020.
This is of course great news for employees but will have an impact your wage bill. How else could the latest budget impact small business growth? In this blog we will highlight some key factors and their impact on small and medium sized businesses.
This annual investment allowance, which was set to reduce to £25,000, will be set permanently at £200,000 from the beginning of next year.
This allowance means businesses like yours can deduct the full value of specific items, including machinery and equipment, up to a total value of £200,000 from your profits before tax.
This could help you considerably with cash-flow as the full tax relief is given in the year items are purchased, rather than over multiple years.
The permanent increase will aid your business plan when spending on longer-term investments.
The main rate of corporation tax has already been cut from 28% in 2010 to 20% to boost UK competitiveness. It will now fall further, from 20% down to 19% in 2017, and then finally right down to 18% in 2020, benefiting over a million businesses.
Your businesses will have the employer National Insurance bill cut by another £1,000 from April next year, as the Employment Allowance rises from £2,000 to £3,000.
This much improved Employment Allowance gives charities or smaller businesses like yours a cut in the employer National Insurance you pay.
In basic terms, from next year, businesses will be able to employ four people full time on the National Living Wage and pay no National Insurance whatsoever.
In some of the biggest changes to Sunday trading laws since the 90s, George Osborne intends to use devolved powers to allow local councils and mayors the responsibility to determine the hours traders in their location can remain open.
There has been clear evidence that Sunday shopping transactions are actually growing quicker than those made for Saturday.
Some retailers want to be able to compete by opening for longer at the weekend but there is an argument that Sundays are the only time retail workers get to spend quality time with their family.
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by Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg | Sep 12, 2019 | Community, Religion, Spirituality
A guesthouse in Mishkenot Sha'ananim, the first Jewish neighborhood in Jerusalem built outside the city walls. (Photo Wikipedia)
The High Holy Day season offers us several potent images and metaphors. The shofar, the ram, apples and honey, white clothing and Torah finery all feature prominently this time of year. Another compelling image is that of gates, specifically the gates of heaven through which our sincere and heartfelt prayers may pass.
The entire concluding service of Yom Kippur is called Ne'ilah, the title derived from the urgency of the closing gates. An 11th century piyyut (liturgical poem) introduces a powerful moment in the service when the congregation rises and the Holy Ark remains open for a good 40 minutes: "As we pour out our souls, wipe away our sins and denials, craft forgiveness for us, b'sha'at haneilah (at this hour of the closing gates)."
Numerous stories and traditions contextualize and problematize this moment. Perhaps the most famous story is one of a "dull-witted" boy who, without the ability to participate in the Hebrew prayers, plays a loud blast on his flute.
The Ba'al Shem Tov, founder of the Chasidic movement, upon hearing the boy's musical note, says, "With the sound of this flute, the child lifted up all the prayers and eased my burden. … Because of the strength of his longing, he played the note of his heart truly, without any distraction, for the sole sake of the Name of God."
The Rabbis of the Talmud sought to strike a balance between legitimate security needs and the equally legitimate need to foster open and inclusive societies.
Menachem Katz of the Friedberg Manuscripts Project in Jerusalem points out that the flute isn't simply an ostensibly lesser version of the holy words, but a violation of the holy day since musical instruments are traditionally not permitted in shul on yontif. The story is all the more powerful because it recalls a Talmudic tradition that the flute was in fact, in ancient times, played in liturgical contexts on Shabbat and festivals.
"… Human beings have a basic need to communicate with God," writes Katz. "This may be accomplished through various modes, including a musical instrument or a child's inchoate cry. From the perspective of the Hassidic tale, this elementary spiritual need should neither be ignored nor hindered, even on the Sabbath [or Yom Kippur]."
Last summer in this column, I referenced a passage from the Babylonian Talmud (Bava Kamma 7b) in which the Rabbis discuss the question of gated communities. Cities were traditionally built with walls and gates, including of course the holy city of Jerusalem. In the 19th century, residents of Mishkenot Sha'ananim, commissioned by Sir Moses Montefiore as the first Jewish neighborhood outside the city walls, would return to the Old City before sunset when the gates would be secured. And ancient exurban communities or neighborhoods, like modern ones, sometimes sported walls or fences with gates.
The Rabbis of the Talmud sought to strike a balance between legitimate security needs and the equally legitimate need to foster open and inclusive societies. (Their discussion is not wholly dissimilar to the one many Jewish institutions are currently having after a year of domestic and international terror directed at synagogues and other minority religious institutions). The Rabbis seem to feel it's possible to have a gatehouse designed so that real security threats are deterred but the needy poor (and presumably welcome guests) are given access.
Interestingly, this does not seem to be accomplished only by use of a guard, which is impractical in many circumstances. Rather, the Talmud implies that there is a method of entry known to beggars but not to brigands.
Questions of justice are almost always related to questions of access. Who comes in? Who is kept out? What is the cost of having gates and gatekeepers? Can our boundaries and communal behaviors be designed to prevent bad actors but welcome strangers and guests as Abraham and Sarah did to their tent — arguably the very first beit knesset?
The answers are not simple. But the story of the boy flute player on Yom Kippur reminds us that communal prayers can be answered not only by paying attention to conventional wisdom but also by listening to our hearts.
Daniel Cotzin Burg is rabbi of Beth Am Synagogue in Reservoir Hill. (Photo provided)
Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg is spiritual leader of Beth Am Synagogue in Reservoir Hill, where he lives with his wife, Rabbi Miriam Cotzin Burg, and their children, Eliyah and Shamir. This column and others also can be found on The Urban Rabbi. Each month in Jmore, Rabbi Burg explores a different facet of The New Jewish Neighborhood, a place where Jewish community is reclaimed and Jewish values reimagined in Baltimore.


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The 2018 World Cup is fast approaching and BettingTop10 has all you need to know about the greatest footballing show on earth.
Brazil, France and Spain were dominant during qualification for the tournament, but can they repeat their form during the group stage in Russia?
We look at each group and predict the outcomes based on the World Cup odds from all the leading bookmakers. Punters in the UK who want to get in on the action can check out our tournament guides for all the latest information.
Uruguay are the favourites to win Group A after finishing second behind Brazil in the South American qualifiers. Luis Suarez is one to watch up front and he'll be the key if Uruguay are to progress to the later stages of the World Cup.
Hosts Russia were poor at European Championships in 2016 and the nation will expect much better performances on home soil. They failed to reach the round of 16 at Brazil 2014, but fervent home support could see them make it out of the group alongside Uruguay.
Egypt haven't qualified for the World Cup since 1990. They were runners-up at the 2017 Africa Cup and could surprise a few teams in this group. Mohamed Salah is undoubtedly their star man after enjoying a stellar season in the Premier League with Liverpool.
Saudi Arabia have failed to win a match in their last three World Cup appearances and it's difficult to imagine that changing in Russia. They finished second behind Japan in the qualifiers, but they look banker material to finish bottom of this group.
Spain are strongly fancied in the World Cup winner market and they should comfortably qualify from this group. They dropped just two points conceded only three goals to finish well ahead of Italy during qualifying. A recent 6-1 friendly victory over Argentina will have further boosted their confidence and Spain are one of the easiest group qualification tips to make.
Portugal failed to reach the round of 16 in 2014, but the current European Champions should progress this time alongside Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo is their danger man, although he has only scored three goals at the World Cup finals. Despite that record he is prominent in the top goalscorer market.
Morocco are appearing at the World Cup finals for the first time since 1998. They could get their group campaign off to a winning start against Iran, although Spain and Portugal are expected to prove too classy in their remaining games.
Iran topped their qualification group without losing a game, but they have won just one out of 12 matches at the World Cup finals and appear out of their depth in this group.
This group has the potential to be one of the most difficult World Cup group qualifier predictions to forecast. France should win the group, although their performances at the finals in 2002 and 2010 when they were knocked out in the first round highlight the unpredictability of football.
Denmark booked their place in Russia after beating the Republic of Ireland in the play-offs. Their best performance at the finals came at France 1998 when they reached the quarter-finals and their odds in the group qualification market this summer suggests they can join Les Bleus in the next round.
Peru are back in the finals for the first time since 1982 after edging past New Zealand in the play-offs. They are capable of taking points off both Denmark and Australia, but France's array of attacking talent should prove too hot to handle.
Australia is the outsider in Group C and they are likely to be heading home after the opening stage. They dominated qualification with 14 wins in 22 matches, but their recent 4-1 friendly loss against Norway was poor.
Another group that is potentially a difficult World Cup group qualifier prediction to make, although Argentina are fancied to claim top spot. Lionel Messi is one of the favourites for the top goalscorer award and he will be hoping to inspire his team to glory this summer.
Croatia are tipped to take second place in Group D. They haven't made it past the group stages since 1998, but they are strong defensively and in midfield. Nigeria and Iceland won't be pushovers, but Croatia should make it through alongside Argentina.
Iceland were the surprise package at Euro 2016, knocking out England on their way to the quarter-finals. They finished ahead of Croatia in their qualifying group and could cause another shock in Russia.
Nigeria reached the last 16 in 2014 and they'll be eager to upset a few teams in Group D. They played Argentina in a friendly match back in November and won 4-2, so it would be foolish to underestimate their chances of progressing from the group.
Brazil are hot favourites to be the 2018 World Cup winner. They have won the trophy on five previous occasions and will eager to banish the memories of losing 7-1 to Germany in the 2014 semi-finals. A recent 1-0 friendly victory over the Germans saw their World Cup odds shorten and they should breeze through the first stage.
Switzerland qualified after finishing second in their group behind Portugal. They beat Northern Ireland in the play-offs and are a strong contender to qualify with Brazil from Group E. The Swiss reached the last 16 in 2014.
Serbia are the third favourites in this group, but their recent 2-0 friendly win over Nigeria suggest they could be dangerous. They finished ahead of Republic of Ireland in qualifying and the fact they don't face Brazil until their final match could work in their favour.
Costa Rica surprisingly reached the quarter-finals in 2014 before losing against Netherlands in a penalty shoot-out. They beat both Uruguay and Italy in the group stages, but bookmakers are tipping them to finish bottom of this group.
Most World Cup group qualifying predictions made by pundits are tipping Sweden to dominate their rivals in the opening stage. The reigning champions scored 43 goals during the qualifiers, although their recent friendly defeat against Brazil proved they are not unbeatable.
Sweden return to the finals after a 12-year gap and are the second favourites in this group. They impressively finished above Netherlands in the qualifiers, before beating Italy 1-0 on aggregate in the play-offs. Sweden were the only team to defeat France during the qualifiers and they should reach the next round in Russia.
Mexico have progressed out of their group in their last six World Cup appearances. They easily topped the CONCACAF qualifying group, losing once against Honduras. They have beaten Sweden just once in four previous meetings and that game is likely to determine who claims second spot behind Brazil.
Korea Republic are competing in their ninth World Cup in a row, but they are expected to struggle against the other teams in this group. They finished a distant second behind Iran during qualifying and look set for an early exit from the finals.
Belgium and England are strong World Cup group qualifying predictions, with Tunisia and Panama both expected to struggle against the two European sides.
The Belgians reached the quarter-finals in 2014 and they went undefeated during qualification for this summer's tournament. Their squad is packed with quality and the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard will cause teams plenty of problems in Russia.
England endured a miserable campaign in 2014, exiting the tournament at the group stage, but they qualified with ease for the latest edition of the World Cup. Recent friendly draws against Germany and Brazil were a confidence-booster and England look a good bet to progress alongside Belgium.
Tunisia are third favourites in this group and friendly victories over Iran and Costa Rica means they head into the World Cup in a buoyant mood. They should be confident of beating surprise qualifiers Panama, but both nations are expected to be knocked out in the first stage.
Colombia are the favourites in Group H, just ahead of Poland. They reached the quarter-finals in Brazil 2014, with James Rodriguez claiming the Golden Boot with six goals. They qualified for Russia ahead of Peru and Chile and should finish in the top two in this group.
Poland haven't played in the finals since 2006, but with Robert Lewandowski leading the line they are expected to reach the knockout stages in Russia. The 29-year-old scored 16 goals in the qualifiers – more than any other player in the world.
Senegal have only qualified for the World Cup once before and they managed to reach the quarter-finals. They were unbeaten during qualifying for this tournament and have the ability to spring a surprise in the first stage this summer.
This will be Japan's sixth consecutive appearance in the finals, but it's difficult to see them troubling the other sides in this group. They were beaten 4-1 by Columbia in 2014 and bottom place beckons once again.


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Two studies examined whether photographing objects impacts what is remembered about them. Participants were led on a guided tour of an art museum and were directed to observe some objects and to photograph others. Results showed a photo-taking-impairment effect: If participants took a photo of each object as a whole, they remembered fewer objects and remembered fewer details about the objects and the objects' locations in the museum than if they instead only observed the objects and did not photograph them. However, when participants zoomed in to photograph a specific part of the object, their subsequent recognition and detail memory was not impaired, and, in fact, memory for features that were not zoomed in on was just as strong as memory for features that were zoomed in on. This finding highlights key differences between people's memory and the camera's "memory" and suggests that the additional attentional and cognitive processes engaged by this focused activity can eliminate the photo-taking-impairment effect.
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An Indiana state court jury recently awarded a man $20 million dollars, determining that Allstate Insurance acted in bad faith. The man was involved in a 1995 car crash. Since the other driver's insurance was insolvent, Allstate should have covered the Indiana man's damages under his uninsured motorist coverage. Instead of paying the claim, Allstate forced him into a 10 year legal battle to collect benefits.


Bush is ardently making the case that Hispanic and Asian American voting patterns, which currently favor Democrats, won't always be that way if Republicans do something about it.
According to the former Florida governor, the answer lies in creating a more optimistic, aspirational message that resonates more with recent immigrants.
But if Rep. Michelle Bachmann's warnings are any indication—that immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship will mean the end of the Republican Party—Jeb Bush has a lot of convincing to do.
"So you'll have a permanent liberal progressive Democrat class. And you will never again be able to see the country go back to its constitutional foundation. That's what is at risk right now,� the Minnesota Republican continued.
Bush, who said he supports the Senate's immigration reform plan, which prescribes a 13-year pathway to citizenship, seems to believe that cooler heads will prevail among Republicans and that the party stands a chance of winning over future recent immigrant voters.
"My guess is that the messaging will change and that we could garner significant support amongst immigrants from Africa, from Asia, from Latin America,� Bush said.
In the House, Bachmann is working hard to raise the alarm that the opposite is true. She, along with Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) and Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), are also circulating a petition this week calling for a special conference meeting in the House that would force additional debate on an immigration bill, her office confirmed to ABC News.
It's unclear how many House Republicans will sign the petition, but it could be an indication of how steep the climb toward a comprehensive bill– especially one with a pathway to citizenship–will be in the House.
Of course Jeb is pushing it! Why? Because he wants to use these people to get votes when he runs for president!
Immigrants, you are being played! It's all political!
God help us if our masters put another Bush or Clinton in office.
remeber, remeber, SILVERADO , THE LARGEST RIP OFF IN AMERICAN HISTORY at that time. Guess who LIL JEBY...., his underlings took the fall if we can call it that.
Daddy B took care of it all, he is the godfather of the circle, though he realizes he must be loyal to the elites gand plan, and folks, he is.
What's worse? A third nut in your nutsack or the 3rd Bush in the White House? I say the 3rd nut from the same family in the White House.
The statue of liberty linda says it all, ALL SUCKLINGS WELCOME TO THE FEAST.
"Immigrants create far more businesses than native-born Americans,� Bush said in remarks to the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington D.C. "Immigrants are more fertile, and they love families, and they have more intact families, and they bring a younger population. Immigrants create an engine of economic prosperity."
Bush, who is mulling a 2016 bid, also argued that there are too few young people paying into a system to support a larger number of older Americans because native-born fertility rates are going down.
While Bush's arguably awkward phrasing earned Twitter jabs, data shows that immigrants do have a higher fertility RATE than women born in the United States.
In fact, the Pew Research Center calculated that, in 2010, about 23 percent of all births in the country were to mothers born abroad, even though only about 13 percent of the total population was foreign-born.
But it's also worth noting that the immigrant birth rate dropped sharply -- down 13 percent -- between 2007 and 2010.
They helped build a weird 45-foot pyramid in London's Hyde park among other projects.
Getting a director's post at Ideon Corp. seemed a no-lose opportunity to Jeb Bush. Ideon paid directors a whopping $50,000 a year, plus $2,000 per meeting and $500 per telephone conference. That was the largest sum paid to directors of any major public company in Jacksonville, and possibly in all of Florida. What's not to like?
Everything, it turns out. Ideon already was in trouble when Bush joined the board in January 1995.
By 1996, Paul G Kahn was out. Ideon was then sold to CUC International. Ideon's directors faced lawsuits claiming stock manipulation. Now, more than two years later, Cendant -- the successor company to CUC -- is struggling to recover after discovering years of accounting fraud attributed, in part, to CUC's purchase of Ideon.
Politically, the Ideon aftermath worries the Bush campaign. In fact, Bush assembled a 15-page Ideon statement and visited major Florida newspapers to defend his role.