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Гродненский район () — административная единица на северо-западе Гродненской области Белоруссии. Административный центр — город Гродно.

Административное устройство
В районе Скидельский городской и 13 сельсоветов:

 Вертелишковский
 Гожский
 Индурский
 Квасовский
 Коптёвский
 Обуховский
 Одельский
 Озёрский
 Подлабенский
 Поречский
 Путришковский
 Скидельский
 Сопоцкинский

Упразднённые сельсоветы:
 Барановичский (20 сентября 2002 года)
 Василевичский (16 марта 1987 года)
 Грандичский (16 марта 1987 года)
 Коробчицкий (21 августа 1989 года)
 Лойковский (20 сентября 2002 года)
 Ратичский (20 сентября 2002 года, до 1985 года — Гиневичский)

География
Площадь 2594,05 км² (1-е место среди районов Гродненской области).

Основные реки — Неман и его притоки Свислочь, Лососянка, Чёрная Ганча, Котра.

Заказники
На территории района расположен заказник "Озёры".

История
Район образован 15 января 1940 г. В 1940—1944 годах район входил в состав Белостокской области, 20 сентября 1944 года вошёл в состав Гродненской области.

16 августа 1945 года к Гродненскому району присоединены территории Белянский сельсовет Домбровского района, Дубовский и Озельский сельсоветы Соколковского района. Впоследствии граница между БССР и Польшей была дополнительно скорректирована в результате демаркации границы. 10 марта 1959 года был упразднён Сопоцкинский район, и его территория полностью включена в состав Гродненского района. 2 декабря 1962 года в результате ликвидации Скидельского района Гродненскому району передана большая часть его территории. Около 1964-67 годов Берштовский сельсовет был передан Щучинскому району. 6 января 1965 года три сельсовета переданы вновь образованному Мостовскому району.

Демография
Население района составляет 49 803 человек, в том числе в городских условиях проживают 11 694 человек (на 1 января 2018 года). Помимо Гродно на территории района находятся город Скидель, городской посёлок Сопоцкин, 383 сельских населенных пунктов, 14 сельсоветов.

Экономика
Среднемесячная номинальная начисленная заработная плата (до вычета подоходного налога и некоторых отчислений) в 2017 году в районе (без Гродно) составила 772,1 руб. (около 385 долларов). Район занял 2-е место в Гродненской области по уровню зарплаты после Гродно (средняя зарплата по области — 703,2 руб.) и 15-е место в стране из 129 районов и городов областного подчинения.

Сельское хозяйство

В районе развито сельское хозяйство.

Общая посевная площадь сельскохозяйственных культур в организациях района (без учёта фермерских и личных хозяйств населения) в 2017 году составила 72 220 га (722 км²). В 2017 году под зерновые и зернобобовые культуры было засеяно 35 616 га (1-е место в области и 3-е место в Республике Беларусь после Буда-Кошелёвского и Барановичского), под сахарную свеклу — 5624 га (1-е место в области), под кормовые культуры — 24 507 га (1-е место в области).

Валовой сбор зерновых и зернобобовых культур в сельскохозяйственных организациях составил 230,6 тыс. т в 2015 году, 211,6 тыс. т в 2016 году, 240,9 тыс. т в 2017 году. По валовому сбору зерновых в 2017 году район занял 1-е место в Республике Беларусь. Средняя урожайность зерновых в 2017 году составила 67,6 ц/га (средняя по Гродненской области — 39,7 ц/га, по Республике Беларусь — 33,3 ц/га). По этому показателю район занимал 1-е место в Республике Беларусь. Валовой сбор свеклы сахарной в сельскохозяйственных организациях составил 457,2 тыс. т в 2016 году, 455,8 тыс. т в 2017 году. По валовому сбору сахарной свеклы в 2017 году район занял 1-е место в Республике Беларусь. Средняя урожайность сахарной свеклы в 2017 году составила 811 ц/га (средняя по Гродненской области — 533 ц/га, по Республике Беларусь — 499 ц/га); по этому показателю район занял 1-е место в Гродненской области.

На 1 января 2018 года в сельскохозяйственных организациях района (без учёта фермерских и личных хозяйств населения) содержалось 79,1 тыс. голов крупного рогатого скота, в том числе 22,6 тыс. коров, а также 107,8 тыс. свиней и 3855,7 тыс. голов птицы. По поголовью крупного рогатого скота район занимает 1-е место в Гродненской области, по поголовью свиней — 2-е (после Щучинского района).

В 2017 году предприятия района произвели 95,2 тыс. т мяса (в живом весе), 166,2 тыс. т молока и 175,3 млн яиц. По производству мяса район занимает 1-е место в Гродненской области, по производству молока — 1-е. Средний удой молока с коровы — 7533 кг (средний показатель по Гродненской области — 5325 кг, по Республике Беларусь — 4989 кг), по этому показателю район занимает 1-е место в области.

Транспорт
Общая протяженность железнодорожных путей на территории Гродненской области составляет 672 км. Территорию области пересекают железнодорожные линии Минск-Молодечно-Сморгонь-Вильнюс, Вильнюс-Лида-Барановичи-Лунинец, Молодечно-Лида-Мосты-Гродно, Вильнюс-Гродно-Белосток, Гродно-Волковыск-Барановичи, которые связывают область с другими областями государства и с соседними Польшей, Литвой, Украиной, Россией. Железнодорожные узлы находятся в городах Гродно, Лида, Мосты, Волковыск.

На железнодорожной станции Брузги, расположенной вблизи границы с Польшей, где используется европейская колея 1435 мм, осуществляется перегрузка угля, щебня, лесоматериалов и крупнотоннажных контейнеров.

Длина автомобильных дорог с твёрдым покрытием составляет 6,6 тыс.км. Основные магистрали Минск-Ошмяны-Вильнюс, Минск-Лида-Гродно, Барановичи-Слоним-Волковыск-Гродно, Вильнюс-Лида-Слоним.

Местное судоходство осуществляется по рекам Неман и Щара. Длина водных путей составляет 521 км.

По территории области проходят ответвления газопровода Дашава-Минск и «Сияние Севера»: Ивацевичи-Слоним-Лида-Вильнюс, Ивацевичи-Слоним-Гродно.

Образование
В 2017 году в районе насчитывалось 22 учреждения дошкольного образования (включая комплексы «детский сад — школа») с 1,9 тыс. детей. В 2017/2018 учебном году в районе действовало 24 учреждения общего среднего образования, в которых обучалось 4,7 тыс. учеников. Учебный процесс осуществляли 690 учителей. В среднем на одного учителя приходилось 6,7 учеников (среднее значение по Гродненской области — 7,9, по Республике Беларусь — 8,7).

Культура и досуг

 Поездка по узкоколейке в заказнике Озёры

Достопримечательность

 Церковь Святого Александра Невского в аг. Вертелишки
 Свято-Николаевская церковь в д. Лаша
 Свято-Александро-Невская церковь в аг. Индура
 Костёл Святого Фаддея в д. Привалки
 Свято Покровская церковь в д. Мильковщина
 Церковь Вознесения Девы Марии в аг. Одельск —
 Костёл Преображения Господнего в д. Селивановцы
 Католический храм Вознесения Девы Марии в г. п. Сопоцкин
 Часовни-усыпальницы: Ю.Гурского (1893), Ю.Дьяконской (1858) в г. п. Сопоцкин
 Свято-Благовещенская церковь в д. Житомля
 Костёл Матери Божьей Неустанной Помощи в аг. Поречье —
 Церковь Казанской Матери Божьей в аг. Поречье
 Костёл Вознесения Девы Марии в г. Скидель —
 Дворцово-парковый комплекс в Святске —
 Свято-Преображенская церковь (1844) в д. Комотово
 Костёл Пресвятой Троицы в аг. Индура
 Августовский канал

Примечания

Ссылки
 Информация на портале Гродненской области
 Карты и общие сведения на emaps-online

См. также
 Холокост в Гродненском районе

Белостокская область
Появились в 1940 году в Белоруссии
Районы, образованные в 1940 году

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Mental Health Day at Georgia Capitol to highlight rural mental health
South Georgia Kings develop talent, academic prowess
The 2008 16U South Georgia Kings - photo by Photo provided.
The AAU South Georgia Kings basketball team is gearing up for their tournament season, showcasing the talented squad of players from Liberty County, Savannah and the surrounding areas.
Since starting in 2002, originally called the Hinesville Kings, the organization was primarily a means of getting the kids exposure.
"We formed the organization around 2002 with Leonard Hall and Donell Woods Jr.," Jessie Fleming, president of the organization said. "The 2002-03 season was our first season and we had 9 kids from Bradwell, 4 from Liberty and 2 from Long County. We have kids from all over the southern region now. We started this because teams from Atlanta always get all the hype, and for a while, we got nothing. But we measure up to those kids in skills and playing ability. We knew we could help the kids in this area get the exposure they deserve."
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But Fleming and Brown place the student aspect of "student athlete" first and foremost.
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This Docker image is designed to provide the following
* An out-of-the-box single node cluster with the JMX, memory, TPC-DS, and TPC-H
 catalogs
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* An image to be used as the basis for the Kubernetes Trino operator

## Quickstart

### Run the Trino server

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```bash
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```

Wait for the following message log line:
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INFO	main	io.trino.server.Server	======== SERVER STARTED ========
```

The Trino server is now running on `localhost:8080` (the default port).

### Run the Trino CLI

Run the [Trino CLI](https://trino.io/docs/current/installation/cli.html),
which connects to `localhost:8080` by default:

```bash
docker exec -it trino trino
```

You can pass additional arguments to the Trino CLI:

```bash
docker exec -it trino trino --catalog tpch --schema sf1
```

## Configuration

Configuration is expected to be mounted `/etc/trino`. If it is not mounted
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### Specific Config Options

#### `node.id`

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#### `node.data-dir`

The default configuration uses `/data/trino` as the default for
`node.data-dir`. Thus if using the default configuration and a mounted volume
is desired for the data directory it should be mounted to `/data/trino`.

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Director, Writer, Producer and Editor| Juli S. Kobayashi
Juli S. Kobayashi has enjoyed a diverse career across a wide variety of film & TV productions, having worked as producer, editor, production manager, post supervisor and many other roles in between. She joined Fork Films in 2008 to oversee distribution of the acclaimed documentary PRAY THE DEVIL BACK TO HELL, and now oversees operations at the company. She holds a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. ONE PAST is her directorial debut.
Writer and Producer | Celiné Justice
Celiné Justice was born and raised in San Francisco and currently resides in Brooklyn. A graduate of Brown University she also recently completed the two-year Meisner program at Esper Studio in NYC. Her film and television credits include roles in the upcoming feature film, Split, and the pilot, Breuckelen. Check out her latest projects at www.celinejustice.com.
Director of Photography | Henrik A. Meyer, DFF
As a 1st AC for over 15 years Henrik Meyer worked on three International Emmy® Award-winning series, including UNIT 1 and FORSVAR with acclaimed director Niels Arden Oplev (director of THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, Swedish version). His extensive experience as a 1st AC allowed him to transition smoothly into his current role as Director of Photography in which he's worked on narrative features, shorts, documentaries, music videos and commercials. His short, MEDICINE MEN, won 4 awards of excellence, was an official selection for the Short Film Corner 2012 at Festival de Cannes. Mr. Meyer is also an accomplished still photographer and has won awards for his travel photography. Learn more about Mr. Meyer's work at http://henrikameyer.com/.
Assistant Director and Unit Production Manager | Roweena Mackay
Roweena Mackay has been working in American theatre since 1999 and film since 2009. She has worked as a UPM/1st AD on six short films POSTERS (Dir. Ryan Velasquez), CHARLEY (Dir. Dee Robertson), 143 MAPLE DRIVE (Dir. Yael Mayorek), EDGE OF THE WOODS (Dir. Grainger David), ROGER, THE CHICKEN (Dir. Matthew Erlbach) and SCOTT FREE (Dir. Michael Heitzman). She has also line produced three independent features MUTUAL FRIENDS (Dir. Matthew Watts), HOW WE GOT AWAY WITH IT (Dir. Jon Lindstrom) and SOMEONE ELSE (Dir. Nelson Kim). Roweena has a background in production management and script development, as well as a M.F.A in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism from the Yale School of Drama.
Costume Designer | Bree Perry
Bree Perry is a Costume Designer for both theatre and film. She holds a degree in Technical Theatre with a focus on Costume Construction. She spent the first six years of her career traveling around the country working for regional theatre companies including the Tony Award winning Utah Shakespearean Festival, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, and Portland Center Stage. Bree eventually settled down in Portland, Oregon where she spent the subsequent 6 years entrenched in the cities fashion scene… Stage Managing Portland Fashion Week, producing local fashion shows, and designing custom clothing for a wide variety of private clients. http://www.BreePerry.com
Music| David Sebastian Buus
David writes music for TV and movies and has been doing that in his mind since seeing Back To The Future for the first time when he was 5 years old and professionally since 1999. Check out his website at: http://www.davidsebastianbuus.com
Production Sound Mixer and Sound Design/Edit
Engin U. Kaplan & Barbaros A. Kaynak
New York based sound mixer and musician Engin U. Kaplan has been recording sound, mixing and writing music since 1996. He holds a bachelors degree in sound engineering from The City College of New York and works internationally with FCC approved gear and uses cart or bag based recording systems for sound or visual. Likes to eat, hike, smile and fix stuff. You can contact him atkaplaneu@gmail.com to chat about sound and life in general.
Barbaros "Baros" Ali Kaynak I has experience in sound engineering and mixing for over 13 years and has recorded/worked on hundreds of music, film, live and studio projects. He has also had the chance to teach sound technology at a college for multiple years. Check out his website by clicking here.
Colorist and Online Editor | Frederick Trevino
Frederick Trevino is an award winning filmmaker and colorist with over 8 years experience in Post Production.
His color work has screened at such highly esteemed locations as Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Sundance, the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Cannes Film Festival, Museum of the Moving Image and countless festivals throughout the world. His vast experience includes working on everything from broadcast commercials to over twenty feature films. His software of choice is Da Vinci Resolve. He lives in Brooklyn, New York with his wife and two cats. Check out his website by clicking here.
Casting Director | Dominique Bouchard
Dominique Bouchard has worked extensively in casting for over 10 years. Her experience spans across all genres from reality, non-fiction and scripted casting. She has a real knack for developing people's stories and finding diamonds in the rough. Her credits include network & cable shows for ABC, TLC, Bravo, TruTV, Sundance Channel, History Channel, HGTV, A&E, Style Network, National Geographic, Lifetime and The Game Show Network. Ms. Bouchard holds a Broadcast Journalist degree from Florida International University.
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MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center welcomes a group of talented physicians and physician assistants from MedStar Emergency Physicians to our ED.
With nearly 60,000 patients receiving care in our Emergency Department (ED) every year, MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center recognizes the importance of our ED in the community. As part of our dedication to providing outstanding and timely emergency care, this August we were delighted to welcome a group of talented physicians and physician assistants from MedStar Emergency Physicians to our ED.
Working seamlessly with MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center's excellent nursing team, they now provide care to all of our emergency patients. The MedStar Emergency Physicians group staffs seven of MedStar Health's nine EDs.
"The patient population and the staff physicians here are extremely approachable and very gracious. It's been a very welcoming environment for us," said Michael Antonis, DO, RDMS, FACEP, who has been part of MedStar Emergency Physicians since 2006.
Dr. Antonis has also been appointed chairman of emergency services for MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center.
Having its origins in the training of the next generation of emergency physicians, MedStar Emergency Physicians has a strong focus on ensuring that patients benefit from new knowledge and successes in the field of emergency care.
For example, each doctor who joins MedStar Emergency Physicians receives a unique book: a compilation of case reviews representing high acuity ED cases. These cases were collected during a yearlong review of real-life patients from different MedStar hospitals.
"Every month for a year, we brought a particularly high-acuity case to our monthly faculty meetings at each of the EDs," said Dr. Antonis.
The physicians reviewed cases on topics ranging from pregnancy to sepsis to stroke, discussing the latest research and "take-home" points to guide providers with similar cases.
This year the physicians are distributing an uncommon case every month, then sharing their knowledge with all other MedStar EDs. Dr. Antonis describes this practice of information-sharing as "instrumental to the care of patients," because the practice ensures that their physicians have a broad base of knowledge, even about medical problems that are seldom encountered by any one doctor. This constant communication helps ED staff across the MedStar family provide the best possible care to every patient.
Many patients visit the ED from time to time. Fortunately, the majority of healthcare for most patients occurs outside the hospital. Emergency physicians benefit from having as much information as possible about a patient's overall health, but it's typically the patient's primary care provider who knows the patient best.
To address this collaboration, MedStar Emergency Physicians encourages primary care providers to call when one of their patients is being sent to the ED. The ED providers have a dedicated cell phone while working in the ED to allow for provider-to-provider exchange of health care information. While the patient is being transported to the hospital, a member of the ED staff can record the information that will be available to all ED physicians via the electronic medical record (EMR).
After the appropriate testing is complete, the ED provider can inform the primary care provider the diagnostic imaging and laboratories of their patients.
Another new initiative being spearheaded by our ED group is the creation of a system for sharing ultrasound images. Hospital leadership recently purchased a state of the art ultrasound machine that will allow MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center to be the first site in MedStar with the ability to upload emergency ultrasound images into a permanent, readily accessible system for MedStar providers. It's another way to ensure that MedStar physicians have the information they need to provide the best possible care.
Like many hospitals located in growing areas, MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center has an ED that would benefit from expansion. The hospital has plans to build a new facility with upgraded technology and more space.
"To have a new facility is going to be a tremendous asset moving forward…to not only have first-rate staff, but to have the space and the technology to best care for the community we serve." said Dr. Antonis.
For more information about our emergency medical services, visit MedStarSouthernMaryland.org.


Robert Carter writes to Captain John Hyde & Company, May 17, 1727, reporting the arrival of letters and goods from the London merchant, and complaining that "your sales of my Tobbo: were the lowest of any that I had met." He gives details of the stay of the company's ship, the Providence, in the colony, sends a bill of lading (not present) for 20 hogsheads of tobacco on board the ship, and reports a bill of exchange that he has drawn to Captain Woodward.
 Carter probably means the ship's mooring for her time in Virginia.
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Well, right now the weather isn't lookin' really great for Saturday. But it's still early. I'm thinking you guys will hafta check back here, or possibly at my Facebook page (If this website temporarily disappears again.) We're in kind of a state of change around here in so many ways. But one thing that never changes as we near the end of another season and another year. We start looking forward to "The Something'th Annual Year End Concert".
Here…. click on the banner below and make sure you get the seats you really want for Saturday, December 3.
Okay, another thing that never changes is how lucky I feel to have gotten to do what I do with a guitar on my shoulder in the backyard of the town I love.
Next Next post: Tomorrow… let's hang either way.


When baking soda and cream of tartar are moistened in a batter or dough, they begin to react to each other right away producing (you guessed it) lots of carbon dioxide bubbles. The acid you find most frequently in double acting baking powder are calcium acid phosphate and sodium aluminum sulfate. Both of these substances are considered by the Food & Drug Administration to be "GRAS," or "generally regarded as safe." There have been some reports recently about potential neurological problems associated with aluminum. There are so many sources for aluminum around us that baking powder is probably a minimal one.


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Stirring Travel TED Talks to Kick-Start Your Wanderlust
Active Travel Mar 2, 2016
(Photos: TED.com)
Shannon McMahon
Editor Shannon McMahon is always planning her next trip and often writing in her travel journal. Follow her on Twitter @shanmcmahon_ and on Instagram @shanmcmahon.
Shannon joined SmarterTravel in 2015. A former news reporter, she's lived in the south of Spain, spotted elephants in Sri Lanka, gone spelunking in the Caribbean, hiked Jordan's Petra Basin, interviewed Sao Paulo's Michelin-Star chefs, and explored China via bullet train. Travel trends, news oddities, and her visits to up-and-coming destinations are some of her favorite things to write about.
Her stories have also appeared online on USA Today, The Sun, Huffington Post, Business Insider, blog.TripAdvisor.com, Boston.com, and more. Her educational background is in journalism, art history, gender studies, Spanish, and film. She's been quoted as an expert travel source by CNBC, People.com, MarketWatch, The Washington Post, USA Today, and more.
The Handy Item I Always Pack: "Plenty of extra thick hair elastics. They tame my frizzy curls and come in handy in a surprising number of packing and hotel dilemmas."
Ultimate Bucket List Experience: "Climbing (yes, climbing, it's steep!) the Great Wall of China before it's gone."
Travel Motto: "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness." - Mark Twain
Aisle, Window, or Middle Seat: "Window, of course."
Email Shannon at smcmahon@smartertravel.com.
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Learning mesmerizing lessons from seasoned experts no longer has to be done in a classroom or workshop of any kind. The beauty of TED Talks is that they're short, free, and concentrated doses of knowledge shared through storytelling that often ignite an interest in something new. This makes them perfect for travelers, and TED.com has lots to offer in terms of travel stories and insight.
Here are some of the most stirring TED Talks for the nomad in all of us.
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For More Tolerance, We Need More … Tourism?
In a short talk (under five minutes), a cultural educator for National Geographic Explorer, Aziz Abu Sarah, talks about how tourism can be a sustainable way to break down walls of intolerance between countries and cultures. Sarah uses his experiences as a Palestinian and as a co-founder of MEJDI Tours to talk about the importance of uniting travelers with locals, and the rewarding experiences tourists gain when they're connected to authentic experiences beyond tours and hotels.
"This is not a photo profile for your Facebook, this is not disaster tourism. This is the future of travel," Sarah says. "And I invite you to join me … to change your travel."
Where to Watch: TED.com
(Photo: TED.com/Out and Around)
This Is What LGBT Life Is Like Around the World
"Living an 'out' life" beyond the western world is the topic of Jenni Chang and Lisa Dazol's documentary, Out & Around. The couple has visited 15 vibrant, developing areas in Asia, Africa, and Central and South America that have varying views of the LGBT community. They talked to gay and transgender citizens and activists along the way, and recorded everything.
Kenya's first openly gay political candidate, a transgender Nepalese woman, and the first prince to come out as gay in India are just a sampling of the many locals with varying views Chang and Dazol talk to along the way. From Taipei to India to Argentina, interviews and amateur footage tell varying stories of equality and prejudice from various corners of the world.
(Photo: TED.com/Chris Burkard)
The Joy of Surfing in Ice-Cold Water
Surf photographer Chris Burkard will make you want to run through a wall and try something new and challenging with his accounts and videos of surfers taking on the freezing, violently churning waters of the Arctic Circle. Burkard explores the importance of pain and reward in life's adventures.
"Anything that is worth pursuing is going to require us to suffer, just a little bit," Burkard says of his search to escape the mundane. "I gave a piece of myself in these places, and what I walked away with was a sense of fulfillment that I had always been looking for."
(Photo: M Zhazo/Getty Images)
Where Is Home?
British novelist Pico Iyer—who is of Indian descent and has spent most of his time in Japan—breaks down how complicated it has become to communicate one's origin as travel and globalization become more popular. The meaning of "home," the thrill of travel, and the joy of standing still are deeply explored in this 14-minute talk.
RELATED: Travel Quotes to Inspire Your Next Adventure
(Photo: TED.com/Ben Saunders)
Why Bother Leaving The House?
Polar explorer Ben Saunders—who in 2014 became the first person to complete Ernest Shackleton's Antarctic route on foot—is likely one of the best endorsers for setting out on a new adventure. He gets his message across by echoing a feeling anyone with the travel bug has likely had—it's all out there. His 10-minute talk covers the importance of simply being outdoors and finding "the juice that we can suck out of our hours and days."
Where to Watch: YouTube.com
(Photo: TED.com/Rick Steves)
The Value Of Travel
Rick Steves spends four months out of every year traveling, and in this 20-minute talk explains why thoughtful travel can connect people, opening them up to all the world has to offer. Connecting people, he says, straightens out misunderstandings between them, and "wallops ethnocentricity."
"It's people that really make your experience vital," Steves says. "That's the mark of a good trip."
(Photo: TED.com/Tony Wheeler)
Travels In Bad And Dark Lands
Engineer turned traveler Tony Wheeler co-created Lonely Planet with his wife in the 1970s, and recently challenged himself to visit all of the world's "bad lands"—areas plagued by terrorist groups, drug trade, dictators, natural disasters, and poverty. From Libya and Afghanistan to Colombia and Cuba, Wheeler explored UNESCO World Heritage sites like mosques, temples, and natural wonders that see almost no visitors, while spending most of his time with friendly, fun locals. Most of his experiences are ones that many people will never see for themselves.
(Photo: TED.com/Judith Fein)
Deep Travel: Connecting on the Road and in Life
Award-winning travel journalist Judith Fein shares stories from her many trips—Tunisia, Myanmar, Vanuatu—to explain that traveling to far-off places is not a one-way experience. Instead, she says, it's an interactive experience that should require us to be anthropologists and storytellers, providing points of view that people may not get to see.
"Travel is not just go and see and experience and leave, but it's a two way street. It's an interactive experience," Fein says. "People want to talk … we can ask them meaningful questions and then we can invite them to ask us, too."
Is there a TED talk you love that we missed? Share it in the comments below.
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A Huron, Ohio, woman who circulated referendum petitions related to a special taxing district for last May's election will be arraigned in Delaware County Common Pleas Court on Feb. 1.
A Delaware County Grand Jury returned a one-count indictment on a charge of election falsification, a fifth-degree felony, against Colleen Mann, 55, on Dec. 11.
An arraignment in Delaware County Common Pleas Court has been scheduled for Feb. 1 at 3 p.m. Common Pleas Judge David Gormley will preside over the case.


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"The Gray Man": Sequel of the Netflix Movie is a Done Deal
Further, there is talk of a spin-off
by Pierre Lorenz on July 28, 2022
The Netflix blockbuster "The Gray Man" started with mixed reviews on the streaming platform last weekend. Thanks to its strong celebrity cast, including Ryan Gosling, Ana de Armas and Chris Evans, "The Gray Man" did at least manage decent streaming figures. Although the action film falls behind other top-class movies such as "Red Notice" and "Don't Look Up", it is still the fifth most successful Netflix movie of all time.
As the Russo brothers, who directed the film, confirmed to Deadline this week, the movie will get at least two more follow-ups. First, a sequel is being planned that will tie in with the events of the first part. Second, we can also look forward to a spin-off. In the sequel, both the Russo brothers and actor Ryan Gosling will surely return, while the spin-off will highlight other aspects of Mark Greaney's novel. Getting involved so far are "Deadpool" authors Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese, who will write the spin-off's screenplay. On top of that, Joe Russo announced that you can look forward to an R-rating here.
Have you seen "The Gray Man" and if so, what do you guys think about the idea of releasing two more movies? Feel free to write us in the comments!
The Gray Man(2022)
was released on July 22, 2022


Obviously a pet lover and so entertaining. After reading that story on-air today about the dog owner who had cloned their dog 3 times and would do it over again, I needed a break. I guess when the owner finally passes, the poor dog will get some rest.
Enter the "Crazy Russian Hacker" who has a great You-Tube channel that you should definitely spend more time with. Here are some "dog gadgets" that he is demonstrating. Enjoy & Share.


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The men's omnium competition at the 2014 Asian Games was held on 22 and 23 September 2014 at the Incheon International Velodrome.

Schedule
All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Results
Legend
DNF — Did not finish

Scratch race

Individual pursuit

Elimination race

1km time trial

Flying lap

Points race

Summary

References
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Not Frozen in Time
As a 17-year-old scuba diver, David Woodman, born in 1956, first went looking for shipwrecks in Lake Huron. He has since tried to find one of the ships from the ill-fated Franklin expedition, looking near the west shore of the Adelaide Peninsula in the Arctic.
During his Navy days, Woodman gathered Inuit testimony to present new interpretations about the fate of the disastrous expedition led by the ill-prepared Englishman Sir John Franklin. His book appeared in 1991 when he was an Officer on the Oceanographic Research vessel Endeavour.
Much of the Inuit testimony in his book Unravelling the Franklin Mystery: Inuit Testimony (McGill-Queens $32.95)–including testimony gathered by Franklin searchers only nine years after the disappearance of Franklin and his men–was not previously published.
Captain David Woodman
"I'm the first to go back to the original notebooks," he says. "I look at it as the re-opening of a trial. My whole book is set up that way."
Woodman disagrees with the conclusion of authors Owen Beattie and John Geiger in their book Frozen in Time that lead-poisoning was the major cause of calamity wherein all Franklin's crew perished. He suggests that survivors left Starvation Cove, where fewer than ten bodies were found, in 1851, three years after the standard account claims they had died.
According to Woodman, the testimonies of Inuit have not been fully considered for four reasons. 1. Victorians were not keen to consider cannibalism might have occurred among members of the doomed expedition. 2. Victorians did not want to consider that Franklin and his men might have behaved far less than heroically, and incompetently. 3. Inuit stories can be confusing to interpret. 4. Most of the earliest evidence was gathered in the 1860s by a non-professional American, Charles Francis Hall, who believed he was called by God to find the Franklin survivors.
"He spent five years with the Inuit. His raw notebooks are still the best source for Inuit stories," says Woodman. "They're in the Smithsonian."
Woodman is one of McGill-Queens' few non-academic authors. He submitted a sample chapter to the university press simply because its name appeared in his bibliography more than any other publishing company. He is a senior master for BC Ferries and he lives in Port Coquitlam.
"I proceeded from the assumption that all Inuit stories concerning white men should have a discoverable factual basis … [and] managed to discover a scenario which allowed use of all of the native recollections, solved some troubling discrepancies in the physical evidence, and led to some significant new conclusions as to the fate of the beleaguered sailors," says Woodman.
Unravelling the Franklin Mystery: Inuit Testimony (McGill-Queens, 1991, 2015 $32.95 978-0-7735-4541-0)
Strangers Among Us (McGill-Queens, 1995). 9780773513488
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Basic Income and Basic Services — Complement or Substitute?
Andrew Percy, Co-Director of the IGP's Social Prosperity Network, will be part of a panel discussing the role of public services in relation to a basic income.
If you're going to BIEN 2018 in Finland you can catch this session on August 24th at 2pm.


has agreed to allow the UN military to take over "in the Event of Civil Unrest," they'd be petrified!
They're all active and dedicated participants in the plot to destroy the Constitutional Republic of the United States and replace it with a brutal totalitarian government complete with UN troops on our streets and FEMA re-education camps.
Fox News reported this story when NONE of the MSM outlets would.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power told a high-level U.N. meeting recently focusing on the responsibility to protect civilians that the United States was "proud" and "humbled" to join 28 other countries that have pledged to abide by the 18 pledges.
The UN is not coming to an unsuspecting America, they are already here. They're waiting for just enough chaos to break out to justify taking over the country.
Try and answer this question: "When Antifa is successful in using its new-found allies from MS-13 and ISIS, as well as the other groups to carry out unlimited Las Vegas style attacks, and worse, what is the UN going to do?
By policy they're going to bring their 28 nation peace-keeping forces to America. Oh wait, they're already here and many in Independent Media have been reporting on it for years!!
Let's be very clear about this… The Deep State has succeeded in lining up unlimited funding and willing participants in bringing in this nightmare to America. It's already started.
While some were busy watching CNN, this is what happened under our noses during the two years of Jade Helm drills (ie JH 15 and JH 16).
The declaration of the United States government, as published on Fox News on October 29, 2017, is merely the legitimization of what has already happened.
Dave Hodges published warnings in regard to the 2014 Central American illegal alien invasion where DHS and the UN were commanding Border Patrol personnel to admit MS-13 into the interior of the United States. The operation was so bold that at one of its headquarters, Congressman Jim Bridenstine was refused entry into Ft. Sill when he went to investigate.
Foreign troops were training at known FEMA camp locations such as Camp Grayling in Michigan. Dave published pictures of UN vehicles on American soil, repeatedly and as late as this Fall.
In 2016, Dave Hodges published the following: Camp Grayling is a FEMA camp facility in Grayling, MI., and was the sight of martial law training for the Michigan National guard which began on July 15, 2015, during the Jade 15 Operation. This facility also houses hundreds of UN military vehicles.
The foreign troops training at the FEMA Camp facility, Camp Grayling, are clearly UN troops who are undoubtedly training for the inevitable.
The videos are of the Multi Million Dollar Urban Assault "Village" located on the Camp Grayling Reservation way out in the middle of nowhere. This is not the Middle East Assault Village also located on the reservation….it's the USA Village, Church, Post Office, Bank and every building found in Small Town USA.
To see how real the village is: Do a Youtube Search… "OP Blacksheep @ Camp Grayling," You can see some of the actual buildings.
Bottom-line is the govt is dumping millions of dollars into this Camp Grayling, to include many-many new barracks buildings. This is where the troops that were training stayed in the summer of 2016.
"WNEM TV in Michigan ran a story in which they noted that 3,000 Polish troops were training in the area. We've seen live combat drills in Flint, Michigan complete with explosions and troop movements.
In fact, The Common Sense Show has produced documentation that could fill a book with regard to foreign troop activity on American soil."… In May (2015), Dave received and published information from trusted sources, that 36,000 Turks assigned to NATO were in the process of being sent to a variety of Texas bases… He's also covered the fact that thousands of Danish soldiers trained at Camp Grayling in April (2015).
Paul Martin, a guest on the CSS has repeatedly stated that Turk soldiers have been reported in Northern Colorado. Dave and Paul have spent many hours exposing all the foreign and UN troops in Northern Colorado and in Southern Wyoming (eg Rawlins, WY).
Paul has Russian intelligence officers looking for him now and may be in grave danger. Paul shared this frightening event with Dave Hodges.
The takeover of America has been well-rehearsed and has been underway for years: Dave Hodges published the following on May 18, 2015.
The Army has been diligently training to lock the country down into martial law. Specifically, I am referring to the Army's building of a 'fake" $96 million dollar Northern Virginia town which is being used to train the military to enforce martial Law. Of course, the government says that this is a foreign town being used to train our troops to occupy.
Does the following video look like the Middle East to you, or does it look more like Mainstreet America? If Jade Helm was truly training for the Middle East, then someone needs to explain why the town has a Christian church, handicap parking spots, Washington DC subway logos, loading zone signs and road signs in English.
I don't remember seeing pictures of the streets of Damascus in which they display handicap parking signs and have a bunch of Christian churches.
A picture is worth a thousand words as you'll see in the following video.
As far back as 2011, Sherrie Wilcox of Knoxville,TN. has seen and photographed DHS armored vehicles with Russian soldiers manning the vehicles in eastern Tennessee and Western Kentucky.
Hodges says he could "fill a book" with examples of UN/Foreign troops on American soil.
These three examples are merely preparatory background material in order to lay the groundwork for the latest example of UN/Foreign troops on American soil.
The Fox News story belongs in a history book, not reported as "recent news." The UN is here on American soil and they have very bad intentions.
The stories and reports are rushing in and they serve to further validate what we've known for a long time, namely, bad-intentioned UN troops are poised for the takeover.
A recent Q Alert posted on Steve Quayle's website, stated that the United Nations is preparing for exactly what I've written about in this article.
He states he had been fighting beside US troops over the past 6-7 years. And this is why I feel I need to tell someone over here in the states a lil something. He said he was from Norway. And he would be back in 3-4 months as a part of UN troops. He said there was nothing he could do. But felt compelled that he needed to say something, just to let such good people know what's coming. He said that they were going to be going door to door taking guns, or shooting to kill. They already had the lists of names, and addresses.
I have no reason to not believe the words from this acquaintance. It actually pretty much freaked him out. He is rather overwhelmed from the conversation.
The players are in place and they're awaiting their predetermined signal. The plan is simple, yet comprehensive and relentless. The subversive groups plan to create as much chaos as possible. The stage has been set for UN intervention. Gun confiscation will be the first order of business.
The day is coming when the United Nations will take over America and lock down this country like an invading enemy! All permitted by the real traitors of America!
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I've been in Croatia for nearly three weeks now, Neda for over a month. We've really settled into some semblance of stability, all centred around Neda's daily visit to her mom. She is still waiting for a surgery date, and the family is getting anxious for her because she can't move at all in the hospital bed.
We've cocooned ourselves in the company of the extended family and friends. They've all rallied around us, spending almost every day with us, giving Neda the love and support to help her cope with the situation.
Goga, Neda's sister, serves us lunch. We are at her husband Mladen's parent's place
Mladen's parents are really taking good care of us, having us over often so the sisters can be together. They don't speak English, so I spend most of my time playing with our niece, Tea. I've noticed that most people in Pula under 40 know English, it's the older generation that only speaks Croatian and Italian, which is the de facto second language in Istra. Having been away from English-speaking countries for over a year and half now made me really reflect on the nature of new languages, especially now that I could see people trying to communicate with me in English, which may be their third or fourth language.
Tea shows me the pet turtles in her grandparent's house
Tea is growing up in a multi-lingual household. Living in Italy, her native language is Italian, but her parents and all her relatives speak Croatian to her. It's so interesting seeing how she relates to her English-speaking uncle. She calls Neda, "Teta Neda", using the Croatian word for Aunt but calls me "Zio Gene", the Italian word for Uncle, instinctively applying the non-Croatian term for me. I find it so familiar how she prioritizes her languages, similar to how Spanish is now my default whenever I try to speak non-English.
She is super-smart and quick as a whip in remembering things. She asked if I knew any Chinese words, so I recited the only thing I knew: counting from 1 to 10 in Cantonese. Chinese is a really difficult language to master because you have to not only get the pronunciation right, but also the intonation, otherwise the meaning changes completely. To all our astonishment, Tea recited all the numbers back to me perfectly, including the intonation, on her first try! She is going to be a natural with languages, just like her Teta Neda.
Tea is getting fed up with me and my Andre Agassi forehand roofing all the shuttlecocks...
After the hospital visits, we frequently go to the beach together
The pebbly beaches of Pula are a popular draw for tourists all over Europe. We have to search awhile to find an empty spot to lay our towels down.
Briscola is the name of the game, table talk is how you play the game...
Briscola is a popular Mediterranean card game, very similar to Euchre. However, unlike Euchre, table talk is totally allowed! IwuzlikeWHA?!? Each team can develop their own signals (like tugging your left ear, or scratching your chin) to communicate to each other how many trump cards they have and what kind of card to put down next. Just like Spanish and Croatian, I wasn't learning the signals fast enough and once again found myself Euchred in the communications game... :(
I'm good at this.
And I like taking pictures.
Neda welcomes Nera into her new home with a brand new toy
Oh yeah, almost forgot: we got a dog!
Finally after months of Neda trying to kidnap every single canine we've met on the road, we have a four-legged buddy we can call our own - if only temporarily. Neda has joined a volunteer organization called Ruka Sapi. They rescue stray dogs and cats from the streets of Pula. Since they don't have an official shelter, they house all the animals themselves in their own homes until they can find a new family for them.
My first little doggie ever!
Nera is a beautiful Croatian Sheepdog. She was found in the streets a few months ago with a broken leg after being hit by a car. The organization patched her up, and was keeping her in a homeless shelter (for people) but she had to be moved out to make space for other animals that required more medical attention. So we've offered to put Nera up with us until she can find a permanent home.
This is the first dog I've ever owned. Neda's had a few when she was living here. Nera came to us already housebroken, she was obviously abandoned by a previous owner. Very friendly, but a bit timid because she hasn't felt like she belonged anywhere for a while. It didn't take long for her to make herself at home with us. I was blown away by Nera's ability to communicate what she wanted whether she needed to go out for a pee (very important), hungry, or was itching to go for a walk. Such a smart girl! Even a dog can communicate better than I can and she can't even talk! :(
Finally, Neda has a little buddy!
Statistics indicate that black dogs are the least adopted dogs. They say that there is a stigma with black dogs, that they're perceived to be more aggressive and they point to the "evil black dog" stereotype in movies and TV shows. This is so far from the truth, Nera is such a gentle and affectionate girl! They also say that black dogs are difficult to photograph, so they don't look good in adoption ads. This is very true. Looking through all the pictures I've taken of Nera, the camera always seems to focus on a table or a nearby foot, anything but the evil black dog...
The post office where we pick up our parcels. Funky looking building!
We're really taking advantage of having a shipping address that we can send stuff to. Being on the road for so long, there are a lot of things that have piled up in my parent's mailbox in Canada that can't be faxed, scanned or sent electronically. I've got about 2 years of Loblaws flyers to catch up on! We also take the opportunity to refresh some of the motorcycle gear that has worn down or needs replacing.
Nona and Neda
This is Neda's mom's mom. Everytime we visit Croatia, we pay a visit to nona and then she feeds us. She loves feeding people! She doesn't speak any English at all, but that doesn't stop her from talking to me in Croatian non-stop as if I understood every single word. That was refreshing because normally when people try to communicate with me here, they do it through Neda, only turning to look at me once Neda starts translating. Nona doesn't even ask Neda to translate, she just looks me in the eye, gives me some sage advice (or compliments me on my full head of hair, or tells me what her secret ingredient in her Burek is, I don't really know), and then flashes me a knowing smile. I like the feeling of being part of a natural conversation, instead of waiting for the UN interpreter's delayed translation.
Earlier on, there was a big cultural misunderstanding between nona and I. You see, in the Asian culture, when someone puts a plate of food in front of you, it's considered a sign of respect to finish every last morsel on that plate. However, to nona, that was a signal that you wanted more food. I kept cleaning the plate and she kept piling it on, no matter how much I objected that I was already full! It was like a race to see how much food she could move from the stove to my belly.
I suspect that I am one of nona's favorite visitors. There is no higher compliment you can pay to a Croatian grandmother than to clean out her fridge and pantry. In fact, I'm going back there again tonight, whether she's there or not.
Spy King.
Every Wednesday, Neda's group of friends rents a volleyball court for a couple of hours down by the beaches. They're all ex-jocks from high school so the level of play is competitive. Unfortunately, one week during a game, Neda slipped a disc, and not in the fun-frisbee kind of way. I make fun of her because during this trip, the only time she gets injured is at home and when she is off the bike. While in Toronto, last year she almost severed a tendon in her finger while wrestling a can opener. Couldn't ride for two months. And now here she can't ride for another few weeks because of her lower back.
Volleyball is kind of a special sport for Neda and I. 19 years ago (almost to the day actually), a pretty, young girl showed up to the YMCA where I regularly played recreational volleyball. She went around to every person in the gym before we started, shook their hand and introduced herself very formally. That was quite unusual, because in Toronto, a brief, cold look and then avoiding eye contact is fairly standard when meeting strangers.
She spoke virtually no English. My chances at impressing HotImmigrantGirl shot up exponentially...
I met Neda shortly thereafter.
Neda and Iva after volleyball
Iva is one of Neda's few non-jock friends. While the rest of her crew are all ex-handball or volleyball players, Iva likes art instead. She jokingly tells me how Neda and her jock friends used to tease her about her pink unitards in gym class, since the standard uniform was all black. I'm learning all sorts of new things about my bride. I asked Iva if Neda also threw slushies in every one's faces in the hallways at school...
Iva and I would have gotten along well in high school. Because Neda would have pushed both of us into a locker and locked us inside!
Karin is one of Neda's oldest and closest friends
In between work, Karin still finds time to regularly pack up her two little kids into her car, drive in from out of town just to give Neda some GirlCompany. I really admire that. She must have super powers or something. On this particular visit, I asked how she was and she replied, "I was a little bit sick yesterday, was throwing up and felt really bad, but I'm feeling a little better today". Yeah, I guess Kryptonite will do that to you...
We regularly get together with all of Neda's friends at each others houses and have pot luck dinners. Eating out in restaurants is super-expensive because all the businesses have jacked up their prices for the tourists, and Croatia is an expensive country to live in to begin with. Besides, everyone here says the tourist restaurants serve crap anyway. The homecooked food tastes much better! So if you're visiting Pula, make friends with a local and invite yourself over. I'll give you nona's address.
Oh, Tajo!
Tajana (pronounced Tie-Anna) is one of our social co-ordinators in Pula. She organizes all of our social gatherings as well as extra-curricular activities like visits to the neighbouring villages and towns. She works for a historical society, so she knows everything there is to know about Istria. Tajana's English is not as good, but it's waaay better than my non-existent Croatian. When Neda translates what Tajo is saying, I'm bowled over as to how funny she is, something that doesn't come across when she's trying to speak English to me. That struck such a chord in me, because I know *EXACTLY* how it feels to not have your true personality come across in the words you speak.
Tajo also told Neda, "I'd like to speak to Gene more, but my ego prevents me from sounding like a 5-year-old". OMG. That one line totally articulates the way I felt the last 18 months about my hesitancy to even try speaking Spanish. She totally hit the nail on the head.
"beep beeep beeeeep beep beeep!"
Tina is Tajana's niece. Even at 3-years old, she's picked up on the fact that I don't speak or understand Croatian, so she communicates by beep-ing to me. I think that's the way English sounds to her, at least the way I speak it... After a bit of time, I've begun to understand her new language. For instance in the picture above, she's saying:
"I'm going to strangle you when the grown-ups aren't looking!"
We are in Pula, Croatia, and it looks like we're going to be here for awhile. But we're surrounded by lots of good people that are itching to take care of Neda and I. They wrap around us like a warm blanket and I'm so very grateful for that. Hvala vam!


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The idea of the MARP SS18 collection creation comes from the desire to unveil the inner world of a modern woman, to reveal emotions through images. The author has found sensual and graphic reflection of the theme in creative works of architects and designer, which has influenced the formation of the art concept and has defined the way of its construction.
- Open spaces of the Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
- Circle plasticity of the American sculptor Damon Hyldreth.
- Simple geometry of shapes in the pictures of the American artist Georgia O'keeffe.
- Vague pictures of the French photographer Sarah Moon.
- Abstract compositions of the Soviet artist El Lissitsky.
And also specific features of the Chinese suit cut and the expressivity of Marie Louise Fuller's modernist style dance.
Lightness and emotional trustfulness are the main uniting lines of all of these works.
The idea of soul, feelings is directly associated with such notions as heartbeat and breath. For this particular reason the special place in suit composition is allocated to the middle part of the outfit which calls for paramount perception. The collections consists of short widened jackets, blouses with broadened sleeves, half-open capes freely fluttering and losing the clarity of an outline with every movement. Here comes the name of the whole collection – «BLOUSE BOOM».
The image of mobile ease and variety within the torso is emphasized by the laconic vertical rhythm along the whole person's body. The general desire for the elongated form is created by a long tight dress, or thick tights, a high headgear, pointed shoes and black and gray color. There is a similarity with aesthetic ideals of the Burgundian fashion of the Middle Ages in it.
Because of the manifestation of Gothic motifs in the new image, the collection gains a theatrical element. The cause of such an approach lies in the intention to plunge into the invisible world perception.
The minimum inclusion of color and the focused attention to a silhouette are supposed to strengthen the plastic expressiveness.
At lookbook shooting the color background is actively used to raise the role of monochrome palette in artistic image detection.
Polimoda graduate Maria Pshenichnikova is a Russian designer based in Moscow. She loves clean lines, laconic architectural forms notions of art. Due to her additional architectural education, she always thinks about the composition of spots of color, the lines, and the texture. All that becomes the inspiration for the whole range of clothes. All garments should be a natural continuation of human personality. The form and the function are united.
The aesthetics of individual image is formed on the basis of the style of organic architecture, abstract art and models of the 90s of the 20th century. Clothing MARP has architectural cutting, geometrical lines, silhouettes are feminine, but with a touch of masculine style.


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Kenneth Edward Bailey (born March 28, 1986), better known by his stage name Young Scooter, is an American rapper who is affiliated with Freebandz and 1017 Brick Squad Records and CEO of his own label Black Migo Gang. Scooter grew to prominence in 2012 after releasing a number of successful mixtapes and collaborating with notable rappers such as Gucci Mane, Future, Waka Flocka Flame and Chief Keef. His mixtape Street Lottery received positive reviews and was certified gold on popular mixtape site DatPiff. It was placed at number 24 on SPINs 40 Best Hip-Hop Albums of 2013.

Life and career
Scooter was born in Walterboro, South Carolina. When he was nine, his family moved to the Kirkwood Community (a.k.a. Lil Mexico) of Atlanta, GA.  In 2008, after he was charged with drug trafficking, he decided to start pursuing a career in music. Scooter is a childhood friend with fellow Atlanta rapper Future.

While his first mixtape Plug Talkin didn't receive much attention, with his second release Finessin and Flexin he made a name for himself, already collaborating with Future. Scooter put out 2 more mixtapes in 2012 – Married to the Streets and Voice of the Streetz, featuring production from Zaytoven, DJ Spinz, Nard & B, Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. and guest verses by Gucci Mane and Alley Boy.

Scooter's real breakthrough came in January 2013, when he released his mixtape Street Lottery. SPIN named it "Rap release of the week" and XXL featured it on its "Best mixtapes of January" list. Eric Diep of XXL called Scooter "one of the hottest street rappers coming out of Atlanta" and wrote that tracks like the single "Colombia" and "Street Lottery" (featuring Bun B) are "proof of his undeniable talent". The tape was also a viral success gaining over 100,000 downloads on DatPiff. The official video for "Colombia", directed by Decatur Dan, premiered on MTV on January 31. The song became a hit in the south, especially in Scooter's hometown Atlanta. Brandon Soderberg of SPIN classified it as a mix of Rick Ross' "Hustlin'" and Future's "Tony Montana". By the end of the month, an official remix with rappers Rick Ross, Birdman and Gucci Mane was released. Lil Wayne also covered the song for his mixtape Dedication 5. The rapper's recent success prompted OnSmash to state "the buzz for Scooter is at an all-time high." On April 8, Scooter was arrested for violation of parole.

Scooter's collaboration mixtape with Gucci Mane Free Bricks 2 was released on February 28, 2013. On August 29, 2013, Young Scooter released his mixtape From The Cell Block To Your Block, featuring guest appearances from Future, Gucci Mane, Wale, YG, Lil Boosie, Webbie and Lil Phat, among others.

Musical style
Scooter is known for his freestyle type of rapping, without writing down his lyrics, similarly to Gucci Mane. He has defined his style as "count music," and explained it in an interview with Complex: "I don't really care what I say on a beat as long as it's about some money. When you try to think hard and write it out, that's when it's gonna be fucked up."

Scooter's lyrical themes are largely about money and drugs. David Drake of Complex compared his "populist, kingpin rapping" to that of Young Jeezy, although he noted that Scooter doesn't have the "all-encompassing grandiosity" of his fellow Atlanta rapper.

Scooter is influenced by famous hip-hop artists such as Jay-Z, 50 Cent and Diddy.

Legal issues
Young Scooter was arrested for probation violation during a traffic stop in DeKalb County, Georgia, on April 8, 2013. According to HipHopDX, Scooter shared a jail cell with frequent collaborator Gucci Mane, who was arrested for probation violation on April 12, 2013. Scooter spent six months behind bars before being released in mid-October 2013. On March 2, 2015, Young Scooter was released off probation.

Discography

Mixtapes

Singles

As lead artist

As featured artist

Other charted songs

Guest appearances

Music videos

As lead artist

As featured artist

References

External links

 Trick Scooter

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African-American male rappers
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People from DeKalb County, Georgia
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EXCLUSIVE: Fear of immigrants remains high in Czechia, says Pirate Party candidate
By Declan Carey
MANY Czechs are still afraid of immigrants says Pirate Party candidate Cyril Koky, who wants to increase the representation of minorities in politics.
One of few Roma candidates in the Czech senate elections, Mr Koky stood on a platform of honesty and transparency, traits he believes are missing in the political landscape.
In the second round of senate voting, opposition groups won 26 out of the 27 seats available, with governing party ANO picking up only one seat.
READ MORE: Czech left has almost entirely disappeared as regional and senate election results roll in
Their coalition partners fared worse, with the Social Democrats winning none of the 10 seats they defended and the Communists remain without any representation in the upper house.
And despite disappointment in his campaign to represent the Pirates in the Kolín precinct, Koky says running for office sends a good message to the Roma community.
"In the Czech Republic we have got a political party in parliament that builds mainly on the fear of migrants" he told Redaction Politics, referring to the Freedom and Direct Democracy party.
"Previously it was fear of the Roma, and they have managed to gain the votes of almost half a million people.
"Their president is one of the deputy presidents of the Chamber of Deputies.
"Sadly there is quite a lot of fear currently not of the Roma but of migrants and those are opinions that are very well and alive in the Czech Republic."
A report by Centre Delàs found that only 12 per cent of Czechs would be comfortable if their son or daughter had a relationship with a Muslim person – the lowest among European Union countries.
Approximately 250,000 Roma live in Czechia according to a Council of Europe estimate. About 10 to 12 million Romani people live in Europe in total.
"If I evaluate the situation of the Czech Roma in general, a huge problem is in the education system" Koky said.
"We've got all-Roma schools and all-Roma classes and some of the Roma population encounter discrimination in the housing market.
"Another problem is that we have very little political representation from the municipal level all the way to the national level.
"That is one of the reasons why I decided to run for the senate.
"We are lagging behind compared to Slovakia where the representation is much better both on the national and local level.
"That is why it's important for Romany representatives, the most capable ones, to show that they can get voters and political positions from local to national level."
The Freedom and Democracy Party, led by Czech-Japanese Tomio Okamura, campaigns against further immigration, advocating for 'Czexit' – leaving the EU.
But that goal remains unlikely, according to Petr Kratochvíl, a researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague.
"Euroscepticism is a much stronger force in the Czech Republic than in Poland and in Hungary" he told Redaction Politics.
"It is very common in the Czech context that when people go to the pub, they criticise the EU.
"Criticising the EU is something everyone engages in, which is not the case in Poland or other parts of central Europe.
"The coronavirus has had the effect where people realise the virus comes from abroad, but at the same time Czechs really love to travel.
"One million Czechs go every year to Croatia, it's something like the British and Spain.
"So people who are otherwise quite eurosceptic realise that being in the EU has tremendous benefits."
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