Crossovers and Utility Vehicles might be ruling the roost in India of late, but there is one model that failed to create an impact. Forget about the Premier Rio, we are referring to the Quanto, a rare flop from Mahindra amidst a string of successful models from the Indian manufacturer. Though the formula of butch looks, high ground clearance, adequate space for five passengers with the option for seating two additional passengers when needed, a tractable and fuel-efficient diesel engine and feature-loaded interiors seem good, the Quanto isn't selling as well as Mahindra expected it to.
Nevertheless, Mahindra isn't letting the Quanto go off the radar just yet. This test vehicle spotted in the Chennai-Trichy highway, a few kilometers away from Mahindra's R&D Center in the outskirts of Chennai, hints that the work on the Quanto is still on. Except for the absence of spare wheel at the rear and the presence of cheesy body graphics in profile, this Quanto, codenamed 'X-284', seemed to have nothing new at first. But, there was one little nugget that got us excited. Though not clearly visible in these spy-shots, this Quanto had "Turbo" stickers prominently placed in the front fenders. Its a known fact that Mahindra is in the process of developing two new gasoline engines, one with three cylinders and another with four, to be used in future models. Given that almost every other diesel engine in the market, including Mahindra's own mills, is turbocharged, there is no necessity to brag about it. What could this be then?
Is Mahindra working on an all-new, small-displacement, gasoline engine that could come with a turbocharger to boost power without compromising fuel efficiency? With Volkswagen's 'TSI' and Ford's 'EcoBoost' engines ensuring that turbocharged gasoline engines remain a popular choice in India and given Mahindra's recent penchant for new technology, we have every reason to believe that this Quanto is indeed testing a new gasoline turbocharged engine under its hood. Apart from the Quanto, we expect this new engine to power a host of new Mahindra models including the compact SUV that's expected to take on the Ford Ecosport.
Hopefully, Quanto is super-slow. I would kie a 3 or 4 cyl petrol with 135 bhp.
Hi, the Quanto in its current diesel avatar is indeed slow. But there are much slower cars in the market.
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{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell, QuasiQuotes, OverloadedStrings #-}
module Handler.Feed
    ( getBlogFeedR
    , getContentFeedR
    , getContentFeedItemR
    , addFeedItem
    , addFeedItemText
    , blogWidget
    ) where

import Foundation
import Data.Time (getCurrentTime)
import Data.Text (Text)
import Yesod.Feed
import FormatHandler
import FileStore
import qualified Data.Text as T

blogWidget :: Blog -> Widget
blogWidget b = do
    Cms { formatHandlers = fhs, fileStore = fs } <- lift getYesod
    let mfh = findHandler (snd $ T.breakOnEnd "." $ blogContents b) fhs
    muri <- liftIO $ fsGetFile fs $ blogContents b
    case (mfh, muri) of
        (Just fh, Just uri) -> fhFlatWidget fh (fsSM fs) uri
        _ -> [whamlet|<p>Format handler not found for #{blogContents b}|]

getBlogFeedR :: Handler RepAtomRss
getBlogFeedR = do
    now <- liftIO getCurrentTime
    r <- getUrlRenderParams

    blogs <- runDB $ selectList [] [Desc BlogPosted, LimitTo 3]
    entries <- mapM (\(_, b) -> do
        pc <- widgetToPageContent $ blogWidget b
        return FeedEntry
            { feedEntryLink = BlogPostR (blogYear b) (blogMonth b) (blogSlug b)
            , feedEntryUpdated = blogPosted b
            , feedEntryTitle = blogTitle b
            , feedEntryContent = pageBody pc r
            }) blogs

    newsFeed Feed
        { feedTitle = "Yesod Wiki" -- FIXME
        , feedLinkSelf = BlogFeedR
        , feedLinkHome = RootR
        , feedDescription = ""
        , feedLanguage = "en"
        , feedUpdated = now
        , feedEntries = entries
        }

getContentFeedR :: Handler RepAtomRss
getContentFeedR = do
    now <- liftIO getCurrentTime

    entries <- runDB $ selectList [] [Desc FeedItemCreated, LimitTo 30] >>= (mapM $ \(nid, n) -> return FeedEntry
        { feedEntryLink = ContentFeedItemR nid
        , feedEntryUpdated = feedItemCreated n
        , feedEntryTitle = feedItemTitle n
        , feedEntryContent = feedItemContent n
        })

    newsFeed Feed
        { feedTitle = "Yesod Wiki" -- FIXME
        , feedLinkSelf = ContentFeedR
        , feedLinkHome = RootR
        , feedDescription = ""
        , feedLanguage = "en"
        , feedUpdated = now
        , feedEntries = entries
        }

getContentFeedItemR :: FeedItemId -> Handler ()
getContentFeedItemR fid = do
    f <- runDB $ get404 fid
    redirectText RedirectPermanent $ feedItemUrl f

addFeedItem :: Text -> CmsRoute -> [(Text, Text)] -> Html -> YesodDB Cms Cms ()
addFeedItem title route query content = do
    r <- lift getUrlRenderParams
    let url = r route query
    addFeedItemText title url content

addFeedItemText :: Text -> Text -> Html -> YesodDB Cms Cms ()
addFeedItemText title url content = do
    now <- liftIO getCurrentTime
    _ <- insert $ FeedItem now title url content
    return ()

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Chief rabbi speaks out against Right-led incitement
Rabbi Metzger tells Ynet rightists' threats against IDF Central Command chief over outpost evacuations 'cross a red line,' and warns that incitement could lead to murder
Kobi Nahshoni |Published: 06.09.09 , 13:32
Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger on Monday condemned right-wing activists who threatened the life of Central Command Chief Gadi Shamni. In a conversation with Ynet Metzger said that "death threats cross the red line" and added that, "Unfortunately, past experience has taught us that incitement comes with a heavy price and that words can lead to murder."
Central Command chief gets threatening letter
Hanan Greenberg
Following rising tensions between military officials and settlers, unknown people calling themselves 'the orange ones' send letter to Major-General Gadi Shamni saying, 'We'll get to you, too', calling IDF officers 'gang of wretched Yids, reminiscent of Judenrat'
Deputy State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan recently ordered a criminal investigation against rightists who sent threatening letters to Shamni in which they wrote: "We will get to you and show your children that their father is the devil… You are a true anti-Semite and a Jew hater."
The chief rabbi stressed that "there is no halachic, moral or religious permission to use violence, including verbal violence." Metzger said that he did not wish to express an opinion about the illegal outposts, but that "even if the objective is protecting the Land – this is a mitzvah that involves an offence."
He called on all rabbis and public leaders "to prevent things from getting out of hand at any cost," warning that the consequences could be "catastrophic."
The chief rabbi's statements follow a recent initiative by West Bank rabbis protesting what they called "the price tag policy" adopted by a handful of extreme right-wing activist to hurt Palestinian civilians in response to the government's attempt to evacuate outposts.
Rabbi Menachem Furman of the settlement of Tekoa referred to the activists last week as "hooligans" and "punks," and former MK Hanan Porat claimed that "these severe acts legitimize those who wish to undermine the outpost project."
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The last two week I've sporadically tried to 1 credit clear Mushihimesama Original Mode. The day before yesterday I had three credits where I ended up at the last boss running low on both bombs and lives. The last credit I had that day ended up with the boss having 6-7 pixels worth of life left. I banged my fist in the arcade stool as a result of that.
Yesterday I got an idea of having a permanently setup for video recording from the arcade cabinets, so I grabbed an old laptop and the rest of the hardware and installed it beside the cabinets. When running the first test on the new hardware setup, I managed to finally get the 1CC, and this time I raised my fist in the air instead of banging it in the arcade stool.
It was a refreshing feeling playing the regular Mushihimesama instead of Mushihimesama Futari Black Label that I've been playing lately. Mushihimesama is much more about memorizing patterns and where to be when certain enemies spawn. Failing one of those goals will most certain get you in more trouble than you want.
Hi, and welcome to my blog. This is the third revision of the website, and after taking a detour on Tumblr we're back in the warm hands of a self hosted WordPress-website instead. This blog is my own personal space where I share shmup (or other) related stuff I find around the internet. I will also use this blog as my archive for gaming achievments, like 1 credit clears.


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Home Sports 'It's really strange' – De Gea slams World Cup ball
'It's really strange' – De Gea slams World Cup ball
Manchester United ace David de Gea
Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has given his verdict on the World Cup ball, the Adidas Telstar 18, and he believes it is going to be a nightmare for shot-stoppers.
The 27-year-old is widely recognised as one of the foremost players in his position in the world but gave the thumbs down to the ball following Spain's 1-1 draw with Germany on Friday.
De Gea conceded a thumping shot from Thomas Muller early in the second half and, while he is not crediting the new ball with that, he does believe it behaves in a strange manner.
"It's really strange," he said. "It could have been made a lot better."
Pepe Reina, the Napoli No.1 and understudy to De Gea in the Spain national team, was equally critical.
"I bet you as much as you like that we'll see at least 35 goals from long range in Russia because it's impossible to work out," he grumbled.
"It's covered in a plastic film that makes it difficult to hold on to. Goalkeepers are going to have a lot of problems with this ball."
Barcelona shot-stopper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, who was at the other end of the park at the ESPRIT Arena in Dusseldorf, offered a pragmatic take on the issue.
"The ball could be better; it moves a lot. But I think we're just going to have to get used to working with it and try to get to grips with it as quickly as possible before the World Cup starts," he told AS.
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Class Namespaces

java.lang.Object
  java.util.AbstractMap
      java.util.HashMap
          org.apache.axis.wsdl.fromJava.Namespaces

All Implemented Interfaces:
java.lang.Cloneable, java.util.Map, java.io.Serializable

public class Namespaces
extends java.util.HashMap

Description: A HashMap of packageNames and namespaces with some helper methods

Author:

rkumar@borland.com

See Also:
Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

Namespaces()

          Constructor Namespaces

Method Summary

 java.lang.String
getCreate(java.lang.String key)

          Get the namespaace for the given package  If there is no entry in the HashMap for
 this namespace, create one.

 java.lang.String
getCreate(java.lang.String key,
          java.lang.String prefix)

          Get the namespaace for the given package  If there is no entry in the HashMap for
 this namespace, create one.

 java.lang.String
getCreatePrefix(java.lang.String namespace)

          Get the prefix for the given namespace.

 java.util.Iterator
getNamespaces()

          Get the list of namespaces currently registered

static java.lang.String
getPackage(java.lang.String namespace)

          Reverse the process.

static java.lang.String
makeNamespace(java.lang.String clsName)

          Make namespace from a fully qualified class name
 use the default protocol for the namespace

static java.lang.String
makeNamespace(java.lang.String clsName,
              java.lang.String protocol)

          Make namespace from a fully qualified class name
 and the given protocol

 java.lang.Object
put(java.lang.Object key,
    java.lang.Object value,
    java.lang.String prefix)

          adds an entry to the packagename/namespace HashMap.

 void
putAll(java.util.Map map)

          adds an entry to the packagename/namespace HashMap
 for each of the entry in the map.

 void
putAllPrefix(java.util.Map map)

          adds an entry to the namespace / prefix HashMap
 for each of the entry in the map.

 void
putPrefix(java.lang.String namespace,
          java.lang.String prefix)

          put the gine namespace / prefix into the appropriate HashMap

Methods inherited from class java.util.HashMap

clear, clone, containsKey, containsValue, entrySet, get, isEmpty, keySet, put, remove, size, values

Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractMap

equals, hashCode, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface java.util.Map

equals, hashCode

Constructor Detail

Namespaces

public Namespaces()

Constructor Namespaces

Method Detail

getCreate

public java.lang.String getCreate(java.lang.String key)

Get the namespaace for the given package  If there is no entry in the HashMap for
 this namespace, create one.

Parameters:
key - String representing packagename

Returns:
the namespace either created or existing

getCreate

public java.lang.String getCreate(java.lang.String key,
                                  java.lang.String prefix)

Get the namespaace for the given package  If there is no entry in the HashMap for
 this namespace, create one.

Parameters:
key - String representing packagename
prefix - the prefix to use for the generated namespace

Returns:
the namespace either created or existing

put

public java.lang.Object put(java.lang.Object key,
                            java.lang.Object value,
                            java.lang.String prefix)

adds an entry to the packagename/namespace HashMap.  In addition,
 also makes an entry in the auxillary namespace/prefix HashMap if an
 entry doesn't already exists

Parameters:
key - packageName String
value - namespace value
prefix - the prefix to use for the given namespace

Returns:
old value for the specified key

putAll

public void putAll(java.util.Map map)

adds an entry to the packagename/namespace HashMap
 for each of the entry in the map.  In addition, also add an entries in the
 auxillary namespace/prefix HashMap

Parameters:
map - packageName/namespace map

getCreatePrefix

public java.lang.String getCreatePrefix(java.lang.String namespace)

Get the prefix for the given namespace. If one exists, create one

Parameters:
namespace - namespace

Returns:
prefix String

putPrefix

public void putPrefix(java.lang.String namespace,
                      java.lang.String prefix)

put the gine namespace / prefix into the appropriate HashMap

Parameters:
namespace -
prefix -

putAllPrefix

public void putAllPrefix(java.util.Map map)

adds an entry to the namespace / prefix HashMap
 for each of the entry in the map.

Parameters:
map - packageName/namespace map

makeNamespace

public static java.lang.String makeNamespace(java.lang.String clsName)

Make namespace from a fully qualified class name
 use the default protocol for the namespace

Parameters:
clsName - fully qualified class name

Returns:
namespace namespace String

makeNamespace

public static java.lang.String makeNamespace(java.lang.String clsName,
                                             java.lang.String protocol)

Make namespace from a fully qualified class name
 and the given protocol

Parameters:
clsName - fully qualified class name
protocol - protocol String

Returns:
namespace namespace String

getPackage

public static java.lang.String getPackage(java.lang.String namespace)

Reverse the process. Get the package name from the namespace.

Parameters:
namespace -

Returns:

getNamespaces

public java.util.Iterator getNamespaces()

Get the list of namespaces currently registered

Returns:
iterator

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Riverwise Podcast
The Natural Healthy Way: Dr. Martin Reinhardt speaks about the Indigenous Diet
Dr. Martin Reinhardt is an Anishinaabe Ojibway citizen of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians from Michigan. He is a tenured professor of Native American Studies at Northern Michigan University. He is the president of the Michigan Indian Education Council and the lead singer and songwriter for the band Waawiyeyaa (The Circle). He joined the Riverwise Podcast to discuss Decolonizing Food and how to live healthy and grounded with an Indigenous diet. Indigenous diets refer to indigenous peoples' traditional foods and food systems, which have been shaped by their culture, history, and environment. Decolonizing food refers to undoing the harm caused by colonialism and restoring the autonomy and sovereignty of indigenous peoples over their food systems. This can include reclaiming traditional food practices, promoting the use of indigenous ingredients, and supporting local and sustainable food production. It also means acknowledging and respecting the knowledge and culture of Indigenous people. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Technology and Justice with Tawana Petty
Detroiter Tawana Petty has spent years fighting for policies and practices that center justice in the realm of digital technology and data in the city. As a visionary poet and author, she advocates using our creative capacities to see beyond surveillance as we imagine real safety in our communities. Learn all about her work, get the real scoop on digital justice in Detroit, and learn about the upcoming Disco Tech & Skate party happening this Sunday, November 13th, at Alkebulan Village from 1 pm - 3 pm! The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media depicting local activism and the profound new work done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
#DetroitOversight founder Victoria Shah
Founder of #DetroitOversight and President of the Grand River Community Block Club (GRCBC), Victoria Shah, joins Riverwise to discuss the importance of civic engagement and citizen empowerment in local government. Listen now to learn all about the Citizen Empowerment Workshop Victoria has created in conjunction with Riverwise, why she and her neighbors decided to form the GRCBC, and why it is so important for all of us to get engaged, vote, and hold our elected officials accountable. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
The Electrifyin' Filthy Rockwell
The Electrifyin' Filthy Rockwell speaks with Riverwise's managing editor, Megan Douglass, about his passion for music, art, and community. Nominated for a grammy for his production role in Kanye West's "Mercy," and mentored by greats such as George Clinton, J.Dilla, and Juan Atkins, Filthy's goal is to both mentor younger musicians who come behind him as well as provide them a space where they can learn, create, and be supported. Listen and learn about his beautiful cultural preservation space in downtown Detroit, his activism around the city of Detroit, and a little about Death. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Be Creative featuring visual Artist Curtis Wallace
Curtis Wallace joins Megan Douglass with his energy and spirit of bringing art to the community. Curtis Wallace, the creator of the Be Creative Studio, is determined to use his artistic gifts and wisdom to help people of all ages learn how to let go of their doubts, explore their talents, and lean into their own creativity. He opens up about the importance of Art and Community and keeping your spirit, worth, and passion together as an artist. Megan has her friend share more about new ideas, projects, and efforts for 2022 and beyond. Listen and find out more about community and art in and beyond Ypsilanti. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Russia, Ukraine, & the USA : Russ Bellant Interview
In the US media there is much news and warlike talk for warlike preparations in the Russia/Ukraine region of the planet. We are promised no actual US war will take place. Perhaps that is true. But US troops are being placed in eastern Europe, purportedly for logistical purposes. But you do not need the 82nd Airborne Division in eastern Europe just to set up shelters for displaced persons, as the Pentagon has claimed. Americans often go along with drumbeats for war and can become indifferent to the prolonged combat and massive death tolls that follow. Invasion after invasion is either supported or tolerated even when the pretexts for the massive killing turns out to be phony. When will Americans start thinking for themselves instead of tolerating the perpetual war system that spends and kills beyond comparison to any other country in the world? Study, think, then act with knowledge. If you can take this discussion, I will highlight four points to weigh: 1) US military spending compared to the rest of the world. 2) US military installations around the globe compared to other nations. 3) US invasions and coups since WWII, compared to other countries. 4) The US relations with Russia and involvement in Ukraine. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Re-Districting in Michigan
Michiganders, do you know your congressional district? This podcast is an excellent informative overview of the changes in the election districts. Responding every ten years to the US Census voter districts change. This year's process has more transparency, but there is still much to learn. Megan Douglass hosts this dynamic podcast to lay all the information out for you. Isra Daraiseh, Democracy Coordinator for Michigan Voices & Maryli Secrest, formerly of Michigan House Dems join Megan to give the details. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
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Roberto Mendoza joins the Riverwise podcast to talk about his works of activism and organizing for a lifetime. Mendoza was a mentee and friend of Grace & Jimmy Boggs where they all met in Maine. Soon after the relationship of organizing for environmental justice and more were captured. Today Mendoza works in Oklahoma within the environmental and Indigenous community organizing. In this discussion, we talk about California, Maine, Oklahoma, and what all places meant to Roberto's life and from the lens of the Indigenous culture. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Dr. Charles Bell on the Failure of School Safety
The school-to-prison pipeline is a common talking point throughout urban centers. Dr. Charles Bell led research and studies exploring the impact suspension and expulsion have on students. Dr. Bell is a Detroit Public School graduate that is now a professor at Illinois State University with a critical focus on Child Development. His new book "SUSPENDED: Punishment, Violence & The Failure of School Safety" is one of Source Booksellers' most recent and insightful books. In this Riverwise interview, we talk about the studies from the book throughout Metro-Detroit and Michigan connecting students, parents, and teachers to this problem. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Danny Glover Accomplished Actor and Life-long Activist
Danny Glover sits down with the Riverwise podcast. Glover was in town to connect with the activist and revolutionary community in Detroit. The Detroit Visionary Community Fair in the heart of Detroit's South East community welcomed Glover to speak to an enthused grass toots audience. For this podcast, Megan Douglas and Khary Frazier talk to Glover about today's ideas, his friendship with Grace Lee Boggs, and reparations. It was an insightful discussion that also questioned the hosts and you as a listener. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Why are Detroiters not Voting in the Local Election?
Episode Notes Denzel McCampbell joins host Khary Frazier on this episode of the Riverwise podcast to discuss 'Why so many Detroiters are not Voting?' This discussion explores ideas that led to McCapmbell's interest in running for City Clerk. Voter education, voter responsibilities, and political expectations are all explored in this episode. Denzel shares what he sees is broken in the system and how it can be fixed. This was a very tough discussion which speaks to the lack of representation in political office from grassroots community leadership. Denzel speaks to what needs to be known, and the ways voters/ citizens are kept ignorant. On the cusp of the November 2, 2021 election this is a must listen to podcast. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
The Revolutionary Potential of Paint: A Conversation with Street Artist Konstance Patton
Episode Notes Episode Description: As a Black, Indigenous woman raised in and around Detroit, artist Konstance Patton, who now resides in New York, knows only too well the ways in which our current systems are designed to keep certain bodies and ideologies out of certain spaces. However, with the lockdowns that occurred during the summer of 2020, Konstance and a contingent of artists in New York found new ways to reclaim space, reassert their belonging within gentrified cities, and bring their revolutionary understandings of healing and growth to the wider community. A piece from Konstance's art project Goddezzes is featured in the cover of the Fall 2021 edition of Riverwise. Listen to our conversation now and meet an amazing woman, creator, and fellow traveler on the journey towards new and visionary pathways forward. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Yasmin Majid of the Corona (Queens NY) Black Panther Party
Episode Notes Yasmin Majid was inspired by her neighborhood. As a child, the legacy of Langston Hughes, witnessing her family support Malcolm X, and watching the start of the Black Panther Party reach New York inspired her. Yasmin's work with the Party placed her in journalism assisting with the Panther Paper, information dissemination, and supporting artists. Working alongside the likes of Assata Shakur and Afeni Shakur, Yasmin is part of the strength of the legacy of Brilliant Sisters that led the Panther Party. Today her work is centered around freeing the many political prisoners that were nation-building and community organizing for the Black Panther Party. In this fruitful discussion, we speak on women in the Black Panther Party, Political Prisoners, and the role the Black Panther Party plays with the Langston Hughes Library. Yasmin Majid blesses Detroit is Different with information and grace. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Harold Taylor of the Los Angeles Black Panther Party
Episode Notes Harold Taylor is from Black Los Angeles. Taylor's swagger and vibe ooze the essence of the LA street smarts well aware of Black consciousness. Taylor was a comrade and soldier in arms with the late LA Black Panther Party leader Bunchy Carter. Taylor's work organizing churches for the breakfast program and recruiting attendants for the political education classes placed him in high regard throughout Los Angeles. In this interview, Taylor opens up about Bunchy Carter, community organizing, and Black Los Angeles of the 1960s. Harold Taylor shares perspective and vision in this interview of what was, is, and can be with Detroit is Different. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Arthur League of the Los Angeles Black Panther Party
Episode Notes Arthur League was born in Tennessee. Growing as a child in the American South through the 50's and 60's being Black instilled discipline and willingness in Arthur. From TN his journey landed him in Los Angeles where he was drawn to the Black Panther Party. Protecting the neighborhood against destructive elements of dope pushers and Police brutality was the work of the Black Panther Party Arthur took up. A month after joining the Party he faced the charges and conviction of firing and fighting officers. Upon his release from incarceration, Arthur has stayed true to revolutionary works. His Detroit connection and bond with Yusef Shakur was sparked more than 10 years ago at the United States Social Forum. Arthur League joins Detroit is Different to talk about Community and more in this candid interview. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Indigenous Rights Advocate and Musician Hadassah GreenSky
Episode Notes Indigenous Rights Advocate and Musician Hadassah GreenSky of We Are Culture Creators joins the Riverwise podcast to discuss culture and social justice in Michigan's Indigenous community. Hadassah shares her background and some of the footprint of Michigan's Indigenous tribes. GreenSky talks about the activism of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and how it impacts Michigan. Finally, she speaks about the upcoming Vibes with the Tribes Festival coming up on August 28th at 4132 Bagley St. Detroit, MI. Call (313)854-3801 for more information about the festival featuring a Pow-Wow, Drum Circle, Live Musicians, Art Installations, and Food at the first annual Vibes with the Tribes. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Detroiters Bill of Rights
Episode Notes Tawana Petty joins the Riverwise Podcast to talk about the importance of the Detroiters Bill of Rights. She shares the makings of the document and how the collaborative effort connected many movements of social justice in Detroit. Tawana also touches on the rights for water, public safety, immigration, and housing affordability. This is a needed discussion before the Detroit election. Tawana also discusses voting Yes on Proposal P and how the executive administration and other local officials are against the voice of the people. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Yemeni Liberation Movement
Episode Notes The Yemeni Liberation Movement (YLM) is a grassroots organization educating and mobilizing our communities to end the war in Yemen and restore liberation and sovereignty to all of Yemen. Iman Saleh and Muna Saleh are community organizers from Dearborn and Detroit, Michigan. Recently they traveled to Washington, D.C. to demand an end to U.S. participation in the war on Yemen. YLM has begin a hunger strike and call on President Biden to meet the following demands: Publicly speak out against the blockade End U.S. support for the Saudi-led blockade March 26, 2021 marked the sixth year of the U.S.-supported, Saudi-led genocide against Yemen. Over 233,000 people have been killed mostly from indirect causes such as famine and life-threatening diseases, 24 million are in need of humanitarian assistance, and [16 million ](https://www.wfp.org/emergencies/yemen-emergency#:~:text=Despite%20ongoing%20humanitarian%20assistance%2C%2016.2,(16%2C500%20to%2047%2C000%20people.)are at risk of famine. The Yemeni people are in constant emotional, physical, and psychological chaos with many waiting to die, and others watching their children die. When organizers pleaded with the Obama administration to not hand his war to Trump, we were ignored. When organizers fought for the War Powers Resolution with Trump, it was vetoed and billions of dollars in new weapons were sold to the Saudi-led coalition. Despite Biden making a promise to end the war during the election, his statements have been ambiguous and he has continued to support the Saudi coalition once his term began. The Biden administration is currently playing "war crimes gymnastics", supporting (yet denying) a new 3-month-long fuel blockade that has resulted in mass starvation and death. Hospitals are forced to shut down as they are unable to keep their generators running. According to a 2021 WHO report, nearly 51% of hospitals that were operating before the war are currently either closed or operate at reduced capacity. Yemenis can't afford to transport themselves to the hospital, with one Yemeni mother expressing in a March 2021 CNN investigation that she had to cut out food and water in order to afford sending her child to receive critical care. The same investigation from CNN international correspondent, Nima Elgabir, confirmed that the United States is supporting the blockade. Under UN resolution 2417, this support is classified as mass starvation. The YLM is taking a stand to say enough is enough. We no longer ask when the people of Yemen will see peace - we demand it. As nonviolent protests go, hunger strikes wreak the most havoc to the body and mind. Yet, we are willing to undergo these risks in solidarity with the people of Yemen, 22 million of whom are actively being starved. We have shouted, marched, asked for peace, and written letters. Now, as citizens of the United States and members of the YLM, we will put our bodies and future health on the line while urging President Biden to end all support for the blockade on Yemen. What was once a paradise on Earth to millions, has now been turned into a never-ending hell. We will continue our strike until President Biden acknowledges and ends the United States' support for the blockade, so that we may begin the work of restoring safety, security, and sovereignty to the heaven that is Yemen. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.
Detroit's Form of Government
Episode Notes "Election education, government education is really important"! The words of Krystal Crittendon during her interview with Khary Fraser in this podcast a Detroit is Different series. If a properly functioning democracy depends on an informed electorate, then need to grow a rich conversation of about the state of the city and what we need from city leadership. Riverwise is dedicated to using this platform and a special magazine issue to educate the citizens of Detroit about the upcoming local election and Mayoral race. We are grateful for her care for the citizens of Detroit and her willingness to run for Mayor of Detroit in 2013. You will see in this informative podcast the Krystal Crittendon wants us (Detroit) to know our rights! Listen if you are interested to know: How the Detroit City government works? Why we need to elect the right people in Detroit? What is the private/public partnership in Detroit? Krystal Crittendon born and raised in the city of Detroit. She was educated in the Detroit Public Schools and graduated from Cass Technical High School in 1981. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Wayne State University and her juris doctor from the Detroit College of Law (now Michigan State University) in 1994. Crittendon is 2013 mayoral candidate, 2013. She received just over 6% of the vote, finishing in third. She is a lawyer for the city of Detroit. The Riverwise Podcast is bringing together Detroit citizens to consider new and forms of resistance to continuing economic and political marginalization in communities of color. For over three years now, the Riverwise collective has created media that depicts local activism and the profound new work being done in Detroit neighborhoods. Through the quarterly Riverwise magazine, Riverwise community conversations, and the Riverwise Writing Workshop, we're developing our collective voice.


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Flake media: 'Scientists Add 50,000 Seeds to Arctic Doomsday Vault Because Everything Is Awful'
The eyes of the world – or at least the press – were on Svalbard last week. But it was future destruction, not the avalanche that destroyed homes and the psyche of residents, that generated headlines.
And most of the lamestream media buried the most interesting aspect of that "other" story.
Nearly 50,000 seed samples were deposited into the Svalbard Global Seed Vault a few days before its ninth birthday. While media reports noted it's one of the largest deposits ever, many waited until the end of their coverage – or didn't mention at all – that seeds include 53 of the 128 crates from the vault's first "withdrawal" to help Syria after its gene banks were destroyed. Seeds were sown in nearby areas and the resulting new seeds allowed the redeposit.
"We are demonstrating today that we can rely on our genebanks and their safety duplications, despite adverse circumstances, so we can get one step closer to a food secure world," said Aly Abousabaa, the director general of ICARDA, the agency that withdrew the seeds.
The "doomsday vault" tends to generate quirky headlines and references due to its nickname, and references to last week's deposit suggested it occurred "because everything is awful" and because people are panicking about the upcoming nuclear holocaust triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, a scan of a few dozen online articles revealed none dug up an interesting tidbit about the so-called ultimate seed safeguard: the facility is receiving some significant structural upgrades because water has been leaking into it during recent severe storms (the leakage hasn't reached where the seeds are actually stored, but officials had to scramble when the water knocked out the power last October).
There are now nearly one million seed samples from more than 4,000 species in the vault. The most recent deposit of 123 crates includes 56 Mexico, 29 from Lebanon and 24 from Morocco. Nine other countries are also depositing seeds including one crate from Burma, which deposited a crate with 230 endangered species of orchids after Norway's royal couple visited the country in 2014 and offered a space in the vault for the seeds.


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Universal Monsters in Review: The Invisible Man's Revenge (1944)
Let me start by saying that I am a fan of the Invisible Man. The original book by H.G. Wells is a work of utter brilliance, and the original 1933 film, The Invisible Man, starring Claude Rains, is a wonderful screen adaptation and true to the "mad scientist" theme. Its a difficult story to pull off in a movie. The effects have to be decent and the actors have to be good enough for everything not to come off feeling comical. The original with Claude Rains as the invisible man gave us the building blocks of what to expect in later invisible man movies, a scientist driven mad by his own formula and desire for recognition in his field of study. The Invisible Woman has yet to make it on Universal Monsters in Review, so we'll leave that one out for now, but the rest, The Invisible Man Returns, the Invisible Agent, and Abbot and Costello Meet the Invisible Man, while trying to do things different, end up coming off strangely out of sync. Of these, at least The Invisible Agent was cinematic and entertaining, despite its obvious propagandic agenda. The Invisible Man Returns was kinda of a bore with too many complicated themes going on, and A&C Meet The Invisible Man was entirely way too long. The Invisible Man's Revenge seemed…well, different then the rest. The Invisible Man is no longer the protagonist, which is fine because he is the monster, right? But with the story of some maniac wanting to get back what's owed to him (money), blackmailing and murder and what not to achieve his goals, well…I didn't really see the need for the invisible man aspect of the film. This easily could have been a straightforward noir mystery without the need of the "mad science" of invisibility, in fact, I'd be as bold to say the entire invisible man part was tacked on and not the central theme, as it should have been. We don't even get "the invisible man" until the second act. And the encounter with the "mad scientist" was utterly coincidental. The one saving grace for me (though the movie was entertaining regardless of non-monsterism) was John Carradine as Doctor Peter Drury and Leon Errol who played bumbling drunk Herbert Higgins. Leon stole the show, in my opinion, and was truly a pleasure watching preform. Okay…as it seems, I've again gone on waaay too much. Lets see what our estimated guest author had to say about The Invisible Man's Revenge.
The Invisible Man's Revenge
By: Jeffery X. Martin
"The Invisible Man's Revenge" is the fifth film in the series, and how did that happen? As far as monsters go, the Invisible Man isn't that impressive. You can't see him. He's not even malformed or hideous to look at when he's visible. Imagine people paying money to go see nothing and being frightened by it.
Historically, this counts as a horror film. It's not. It's a pot-boiler, a melodrama with sparse horror elements. A man returns to London only to learn he's been bilked out of a fortune in diamonds by people he considered friends. He vows revenge, which comes when he meets a mad scientist. Actually, he's quite friendly, as far as mad scientists go. He even has his hair brushed.
The scientist has created an invisibility formula. It alters the skin pigmentation, changing the way light refracts. Think of the Predator, only thin and with a funny mustache.
Once the good doctor injects our lead with the serum, he goes after his former friends with a see-through vengeance.
The special effects are neat, in the same way that card tricks are neat. You're not quite sure how they did them, but you've got a pretty good idea. There are lots of floating objects and hard-working actors reacting to something attached to fishing line. The scenes where the Invisible Man unwraps the bandages from his head to reveal nothing are still impressive, even if he's less the Invisible Man and more the Walking Blank Chromakey Weather Map. One expects to see a high-pressure front forming where his forehead should be.
Jon Hall as the unseeable male is passable. It seems like the filmmakers believed they had the next big star on their hands, and he received top billing. And while stalwart B-movie performers infest this movie like bedbugs in a Mississippi motel room, the real standout is John Carradine as the crazed yet urbane Dr. Drury. He gives this programmer an air of elegance it would have otherwise lacked.
The main problem with "The Invisible Man's Revenge" is, when you think about it, there was no need for him to be invisible for him to carry out his evil plan. He could have achieved his ends simply through threats of violence. A man will sign almost any self-incriminating piece of paper when he's staring down the barrel of a .38. It feels like they took a script that was floating around the studio and adapted it to the Invisible Man series. This practice still continues in Hollywood, which you know if you've ever watched a "Die Hard" sequel.
Set in London, the main characters all sport American accents. The ending feels tacked on, with a short speech at the end to remind the audience of just how evil it is to be evil. I imagine if this movie had been made pre-Code, it would have been far more enjoyable.
As it stands, this is a decent little feature, light as a cloud. You'll forget you saw it soon after, but again, you're five movies into the franchise. Anything is bound to get a bit long in the tooth after that long. "The Invisible Man's Revenge" is for completists only, and even those who insist on seeing them all are better off watching "Abbott and Costello Meet The Invisible Man" first.
Please call me X. Everyone does. When I was a kid, fourth grade, to be exact, I wrote a horror story for a class assignment. It was so good, they called my mother in to the office for a conference on a day when school was closed for students. The fourth grade teachers and the school principal wanted to have me evaluated by a psychologist. The school staff couldn't figure out why I would want to write a story that was violent or had frightening images. Why wasn't it football, puppies and rainbows?I wasn't that kind of kid. My mother knew that. And she promptly told those teachers, the principal (and that horrible school secretary, the one who looked like a Raggedy Ann doll, possessed by Pazuzu) and anyone else within earshot to go f**k themselves. I still write scary stories. It's my job. It's what I do. It's what I've always done.
You can keep in touch with X on his prolific podcast Kiss the Goat and Screen Kings. You can find his work, including his newly minted novel Hunting Witches, on the altar of Amazon by following the link provided here.
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This entry was posted on August 3, 2016 by Thomas S Flowers. It was filed under Horror, Reviews and was tagged with 1944, guest authors, H.G. Wells, Horror, horror reviews, Jeffery X Martin, Jon Hall, Kiss the Goat, movie reviews, Mystery, noir, Reviews, Screen Kings, The Invisible Man, The Invisible Man's Revenge, Universal Classics, Universal Monsters, Universal Monsters in Review, Universal Studios.


(February 12, 1870, Mülheim an der Ruhr – April 10, 1924, Berlin), German industrial magnate. Stinnes was of the most influential industrialists of the Wilhelminian Empire and the Weimar Republic. The heir to a Ruhr family enterprise engaged in coal mining, trading, and shipping, the entrepreneur founded the Rhine Westphalia Electric Power Corporation in Essen in 1898, serving as chairman of the board after 1902, as well as the Deutsch-Luxemburgische Bergwerks- und Hütten-AG (German-Luxembourg Mining Inc.) in 1901.


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Dossier Systems Names Midwest Account Manager
February 26, 2016 • by Staff
Dossier Systems announced that Jim Dyer has joined the company as regional account manager for the Midwest. Dyer will develop new business and serve existing Dossier customers.
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Reasonable approach: antibiotics and pregnancy
Attitudes to antibiotics in many expectant mothers are very negative: it is believed that they can harm the baby. But these fears are justified only by self-medication or uncontrolled admission. In the first trimester of pregnancy, the future mother's antibiotics are prescribed only in the most extreme cases: in acute cholecystitis, acute appendicitis, peritonitis, pneumonia, and bacterial infections of the gastrointestinal tract (salmonellosis, yersiniosis).
During this period, the placenta is formed and all the organs and tissues of the child are laid, so the risk of developing defects in the baby is maximum.
With this in mind, doctors prescribe the safest types of antibiotics, time-tested. In semesters II and III, exacerbations of chronic diseases such as pyelonephritis and cystitis, sexually transmitted infections that are "woken up" infections (chlamydia, ureaplasmosis, gonococcal infection), and chorioamnionitis can cause inflammation of the membranes due to intrauterine infection .
After the 12th week, when the most important stage of the baby's development is over, the list of drugs used to treat expectant mothers can be expanded.
There are several types of antibiotics, and not all of them are approved for use during pregnancy. According to the mechanism of action on infectious agents, these drugs are bactericidal and bacteriostatic.
The first kill harmful microbes, the second suspend their growth. The spectrum of action of antibiotics can also be different.
According to this parameter, they are divided into 5 classes, each of which fights with a certain type of pathogenic bacteria. And finally, antibiotics differ in their chemical composition, breaking up into 12 groups.
Most of them have an adverse effect on the woman's body and on the development of the child.
Future mothers are suitable for three groups of antibiotics that do not have a bad effect on a child – a group of penicillins (penicillin, amoxicillin, oxacillin), a group of cephalosparins (cefazolin, cefotaxime) and a group of macrolides (erythromycin, josamycin). In the first trimester, when the baby is most vulnerable, doctors try to do with penicillins and cephalosporins. After the 12th week macrolides can be used.
But regardless of the term, only the doctor should select the drug.
The remaining groups of antibiotics are contraindicated for pregnant women, and for good reason. Aminoglycosides (streptomycin, gentamicin) violate the development of the kidneys and hearing aids of the child.
Sulfonamides (which, in particular, Biseptol, which is popular in the treatment of bronchitis), can provoke severe damage to the hematopoietic system. Tetracyclines, familiar to many from childhood (tetracycline, doxycycline, vibramicin), can damage the liver of both mothers and children, and in a baby cause irreversible damage to the tooth enamel and slow down bone growth.
However, if the question arises about life and death, doctors save a woman by any means, regardless of contraindications. The use of drugs that are dangerous for the baby may become necessary in case of infections that are fatal (sepsis, severe pneumonia, meningitis).
At critical moments in the immune system, the instinct of self-preservation works, therefore the woman's body sometimes gets rid of the pregnancy itself, and the medicine has nothing to do with it.
In appointing the future mother of any drug, including an antibiotic, doctors have to take into account important changes occurring in her body. During pregnancy, the volume of circulating blood increases, and the kidneys begin to quickly release drugs to the outside.
For this reason, to achieve a therapeutic effect, doctors sometimes need to increase either the dose of the drug or the frequency of its administration.
To ensure that the drug is as harmless as possible with such volumes and graphics, it is advisable to conduct an antibiotic sensitivity test – bacteriological culture. Material for the study is taken from the habitat of the bacteria that caused the disease.
This may be sowing from the throat, sowing the vaginal microflora from the cervix, seeding urine or blood. But the results have to wait quite a long time (from 3 to 10 days), so in emergency situations there is simply no time to conduct such an analysis.
Like any drug, every antibiotic has side effects. Most often, these drugs cause allergies.
This is due to the fact that during life we encounter them more often than we think. Antibiotics are prescribed for sore throats, many "childhood" and intestinal infections. These drugs actively treat livestock, so they are present in the milk and meat that we eat.
Over the years, the body manages to develop an immune response to antibiotics in the form of an allergy, and in this case, doctors have to more carefully select a medicine.
Another disadvantage of antibiotics: they kill not only harmful bacteria, but also destroy the beneficial microbial flora in the intestine and vagina. This can lead to a weakening of the immune system, and then intestinal dysbiosis or intestinal disorders (constipation, diarrhea) will begin.
Fortunately, this trouble is much easier to eliminate: it is enough to take probiotics along with antibiotics and for 2 weeks after completing the course (Linex, LEK; Bifiform, Ferrosan; Bifidumbakterin; Atsipol, LEKKO; Acylact) – preparations that restore the intestinal flora and vaginal flora and eat more dairy products.
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Set up your routing pattern to forward calls to various groups within the company. You can route calls simultaneously, distribute them evenly, or send them to every person in the group in a certain order.
With call queues, you can forward any call to a large call center group. You also receive advanced call metric reports for every agent. This allows you to continuously monitor performance, see who is available to take a call, and see who is currently talking to a customer.
You can buy telephone numbers from Call Sumo and then forwards the incoming calls to mobile or landline numbers in more than 50 countries. With our browser-based softphone, you can even route calls to computers.
Our system is especially useful for employees who travel internationally. They don't have to worry about being out of contact because we provide the ability to forward calls to any international location.
Geo-routing makes it possible to distribute calls automatically based on the caller's location. This is an ideal solution for national or regional franchises and businesses. Best of all, it's fully customizable and simple to update. You just add the location and radius for agents and dealers and then select your routing preferences by area code, zip code, or dealer territories.


Each spring, an owl hooting adventure takes place in April. Interested participants are asked to gather at a restaurant in Candle Lake, Anglin Lake or Prince Albert National Park. Once it is dark, the group heads out in a caravan of vehicles and makes a number of stops to call and listen. If the wood frogs and chorus frogs are not croaking, owls should be heard. Nine species of owls have been recorded in the Prince Albert area. The snowy owl and the northern hawk owl are seldom heard. Most observers should be able to hear five or six owls on a good outing. DRESS WARM!


The German-Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce (http://www.ahk-baku.de/) is searching for an intern for six months period for Membership Services Department.
The German-Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce (AHK Azerbaijan) is the official representative of the German economy in Azerbaijan. The AHK Azerbaijan assists the German and Azerbaijani companies in their activities in Azerbaijan and in Germany and organizes multiple network events each year. To support our young and motivated German-Azerbaijani team we are looking for an intern.
Very good/ fluent English and Azerbaijani knowledge in spoken and written.
Very good computing skills in MS Programs.
We are looking forward to receiving your application (CV and cover letter) with the subject "Intern to the AHK Azerbaijan" until 26.03.2018 at [email protected].


Registration for ITNAC 2020 coming soon.
Refund Policy: All cancellations must be made in writing to the conference organisers before 1st November 2020. Cancellations before the 1st of November 2020 will forfeit a 15% fee. No refund will be made after 1st November 2020 but substitute delegates are acceptable. Note: There are no refunds for single day registrations.
Student travel assistance grants of NZD$650 will be made for selected accepted student papers that are presented at ITNAC 2020. To apply fill out the application using EDAS and ask you supervisor to upload to EDAS a letter of support to the Chair of the Local Organizing Committee before 30 September 2020.
Students awarded travel assistance grants will be notified by 15 October. Students can elect to use the travel assistance grant to pay for paper registration or to receive the travel assistance grants at the ITNAC 2020 Conference Dinner on 28 November 2020.


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