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Palm Springs Welcomes New Boutique Hotels In 2022
From the boldly chic Cheetah Hotel to the artsy Fleur Noire, visitors to Palm Springs now have even more options for boutique hotels.
"We are delighted to welcome these new hotels and their owners to Palm Springs," Michael Green, owner of the Triangle Inn and chair of Palm Springs Preferred Small Hotels, said. "They bring such creative vision and energy. And now visitors will have even more fabulous places to stay."
A room at the Tiki Hotel. Photo courtesy of Tiki Hotel
Husband and wife team Tracy Turco and Jerry Turco have revamped and renewed three mid-century modern Palm Springs properties, all within a few blocks of each other. Their first project, the 8-room Art Hotel at 1339 N. Indian Canyon Dr., is vibrant and colorful, with the works of local artists on display across the grounds and a large outdoor mural by Damon Johnson greeting guests. Next, they transformed the former Carlton Hotel at 1333 N. Indian Canyon Dr. into the 11-room Tiki Hotel, a Polynesian paradise with ukuleles in every suite and a gift shop with necessities for every Palm Springs vacation.
A Cheetah Hotel bedroom. Photo courtesy of The Cheetah Hotel.
Their latest property is the 12-room Cheetah Hotel at 354 E. Stevens Rd., featuring a black and yellow color scheme and cheetah icons designed by Tracy (she picks out or creates all of the wallpaper, linens, and furniture for the Turco hotels). All of the rooms are just steps away from the courtyard pool and separate spa, and $10 from each booking goes to the Cheetah Conservation Fund.
"What I love most about Palm Springs is nature's beauty," Tracy said. "I love the sunsets, love the mountains with the palm trees, and all of the fruited trees." While walking around town, Tracy loves to stop and take in the "gorgeous flowers in full bloom all year round," she added. "The beautiful bougainvillea makes it like you're living in technicolor. It's just magical."
A room at the Descanso Resort. Photo courtesy of Descanso Resort.
At the new Descanso Resort, it's all about that indoor/outdoor living. This men's resort, formerly the East Canyon Resort & Spa, is the brother property to the Santiago, and provides the same luxe accommodations. Located at 288 E. Camino Monte Vista, the hotel underwent a total transformation, with all guest rooms and areas undergoing renovations. The rooms are equipped with new furniture, high-end linens and bedding, and Gilchrest & Soames luxury bath products. The pampering starts as soon as guests arrive — at check in, a snack bag is provided, and complimentary food and beverages are available in the cantina; a continental breakfast and poolside lunch is also offered. The private grounds feature native plants, a heated pool and spa, day beds, and a garden shower.
A beautiful mural at Fleure Noire. Photo courtesy of Fleur Noire
The Fleur Noire at 1555 N. Indian Canyon Dr. offers an eclectic mix of 21 casitas, bungalows, and suites, each one with its own distinct design — and a refrigerator that is stocked daily with complimentary water. There are stunning floral wall murals by artist Louise Jones (a.k.a. Ouize) on display across the property, and guests can lounge by the heated pool and multiple fire pits or in the club house, which has a communal pantry and working and dining areas. La Boisson, a speakeasy champagne and rosé bar, is opening later this spring.
Azure Sky, a 14-room luxury hotel at 1661 S. Calle Palo Fierro, is set to open in the early spring, and is already causing a stir. Originally built in 1959, new owners Acme Hospitality and Eastern Real Estate have lovingly restored the property, bringing in vintage lighting and custom woodwork to dazzle guests. Most of the rooms have private patios with hammocks and kitchenettes, with built-in beds, stone tile flooring, and mid-century modern inspired design accents. The lounge boasts a premium cocktail bar, and outside, there's a sparkling pool, fire pits, two courtyards, and a large hot tub that can hold up to 25 people.
Whether it's for a weekend getaway, a romantic retreat, or a long much-needed workcation that's not too far from home, there's a small boutique hotel waiting for you in Palm Springs with just the vibe you crave.
About Palm Springs Preferred Small Hotels
Palm Springs Preferred Small Hotels is an association of independently owned boutique hotels, which are an essential part of this desert resort town's uncommon culture and economy. From quirky to charming, mid-century modern to clothing-optional, Palm Springs Preferred Small Hotels has got your stay. Subscribe to our Monthly e-Newsletter, Boutiquely Palm Springs. From tips on what to do, see and eat in Palm Springs, to interviews with hoteliers, it's the insider's guide to everything great about Palm Springs and its iconic boutique hotels. Follow the fun on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest.
February 1, 2022 /by Elizabeth G. Arcia
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1Hospital de Medicina De Riberão Preto Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil; 2Laboratorio de Genetica y Enfermedades Metabolicas, INTA, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile; 3Hospital de Niños Ricardo Gutiérrez, Buenos Aires, Argentina; 4Instituto Materno Infantil Prof. Fernando Figueira (IMIP), Recife de Brazil, Brazil; 5Institución Fundación Hospital de la Misericordia, Bogota, Colombia; 6Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota, Colombia.
Objective: Evaluate the clinical characteristics of all Latin American pediatric patients with Gaucher disease type 1 (GD1) enrolled in the ICGG Gaucher Registry at baseline and investigate long-term outcomes and clinical benefit of prolonged imiglucerase/alglucerase therapy in patients with manifestations of GD1 at baseline.
Methods: All Latin American patients with GD1 in the ICGG Gaucher Registry (NCT00358943) who were <18 years of age at the start of therapy and received treatment with imiglucerase (Cerezyme®, Genzyme) or alglucerase (Ceredase®, Genzyme) were identified. Of the eligible patients, subsets were classified based on clinical diagnosis of anemia, thrombocytopenia, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, bone disease and/or growth retardation at baseline and who had one or more follow-up assessments. Data were analyzed using nonlinear mixed models. An α-level of 0.05 designated statistical significance.
Results: As of October 2011, 443 Latin American patients with GD1 met the inclusion criteria. At baseline, 174 patients reported anemia (mean hemoglobin 9.2±1.29 g/dl); 184 reported thrombocytopenia (mean platelet counts 80.6±1.37×103/mm3); 19 reported hepatomegaly (mean 2.1±0.65 MN); and 33 reported splenomegaly (mean spleen volume 21.4±9.98 MN). Mean height Z-scores were −1.3±2.93 (225 observations); 74 reported bone pain and 24 reported bone crises. After 8 years of imiglucerase/alglucerase treatment, patients showed significant (P<0.05) improvements in mean hemoglobin levels, platelet count, liver and spleen volumes, bone pain, bone crises and growth.
Conclusion: Among ICGG Gaucher Registry GD1 pediatric patients from Latin America, continuous and long-term imiglucerase therapy improves hematological, visceral and skeletal symptoms and reverses most of the clinical and biochemical manifestations of GD1.
Declaration of interest: J S Camelo, Jr works full time at the University of São Paulo, participates in the ICGG Gaucher Registry and receives fees from Genzyme for lectures and educational activities; J F Cabello is a member of the ICGG Gaucher Registry Latin American Board; G G Drelichman is a member of the ICGG Gaucher Registry Latin American Board and receives fees from Genzyme as a lecturer and for educational activities; M M Kerstenetzky is a member of the ICGG Gaucher Registry Latin American Board and receives fees from Genzyme as the Registry coordinator for Brazil, for lectures and educational activities; ICS is a member of the ICGG Gaucher Registry Latin American Board and received fees from Genzyme as the Registry coordinator for Colombia.


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Hugo GALLAND
How can one still sparkle, smile, share, and recreate when one has spent over 30 years in creation? By approaching each project as if it were the first; by accepting no automatism, and by getting involved with people so that they give the best of themselves.
This is the path that Hugo Galland continues to refine with the Oasis agency team, which has become a reference in communications in the tourism, social, sports and outdoor fields. Last year, he and his team won four awards, including the Grand Prize of the Year in the Communication and Branding category.
VP, Creative Strategy
Oasis Communication

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When the Kenyan Tourist Board launched the #WhyILoveKenya campaign last summer, travelers from around the world began sharing their amazing stories about this very special place. The sunset (and sunrise) pictures are iconic and breathtaking, capturing the magic of what it is like to fall asleep under the stars in Kenya. Here are our very favorite sunset and sunrise pictures shared on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


Island Ford Trail is a 2 mile loop trail located near Atlanta, Georgia that features a waterfall. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Beautiful well established trail through the woods around the lake.
Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a 2.2 mile loop trail located near Atlanta, Georgia that features a lake. The trail is primarily used for mountain biking, trail running & walking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
5 mile flat paved trail following the Chattahoochee River.
30 miles of paved path for runners or cyclers.


Alpha waves are neural oscillations in the frequency range of 7.5–12.5 Hz arising from synchronous and coherent (in phase or constructive) electrical activity of thalamic pacemaker cells in humans. They are also called Berger's wave in memory of the founder of EEG.
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Percale is a closely woven plain-weave fabric often used for bed covers. Percale has a thread count of about 200 or higher and is noticeably tighter than the standard type of weave used for bedsheets. It has medium weight, is firm and smooth with no gloss, and warps and washes very well.
Posture is the position in which you hold your body upright against gravity while standing, sitting or lying down. Good posture involves training your body to stand, walk, sit and lie in positions where the least strain is placed on supporting muscles and ligaments during movement or weight-bearing activities.
Tinnitus is the hearing of sound when no external sound is present. The sound may be soft or loud, low pitched or high pitched and appear to be coming from one ear or both. Most of the time, it comes on gradually.
Velour is a plush, knitted fabric or textile. It is usually made from cotton but can also be made from synthetic materials such as polyester.


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[EDITORIALS]Keep our society juche-free
The North Korean propaganda offensive through the Internet is getting stronger. The North's Kim Il Sung Broadcast University has recently opened an Internet site with the sole purpose of spreading juche, or self-reliance, ideology. Now, it is possible for people to listen to lectures on juche sitting comfortably in their capitalist homes. North Korea has been using the tactics of harassing the South through cyberspace by opening pro-North Korea Web sites overseas beginning four years ago. It is worrisome now, since the techniques the North uses in cyberspace are getting more sophisticated and bold, including using video footage.
There is a group of people in our society who see that as no particular problem because of the maturity of our society. But there is a clear difference between freedom of thought of individuals and North Korea's subversive operations against the South. We shouldn't ignore plots to undermine our system. Most serious of all is that youth with weak judgement and immature mentalities could accommodate the falsehoods and lies carried in the Web site as facts and the truth when they are exposed to such sites often. In that sense, we have to block their contacts to Kim Il Sung Broadcast University's sites.
The North's propaganda offensive is a statement that it is still not interested in peaceful co-existence between the South and the North. The propaganda plot is in violation of the inter-Korean basic agreements, and it doesn't fit the spirit of the North-South Joint Declaration of June 2000. While persistently demanding the repeal of our National Security Law, the North launches ideological offensives through the Internet. It is clear that they intend to overthrow our system. The North has a guideline that "the Internet is a special space where the National Security Law is powerless."
The Internet offensive is an issue separate from freedom of ideology and expression, because its content is not ideology but propaganda to brainwash others. If the government fails to establish countermeasures to cope with the propaganda offensives, we can't call it a government. Considering the nature of the Internet and our political and social system, it will not be easy to provide effective countermeasures. But multiple measures, including making an end to such activities a condition for aid should be used. We have to keep our society sound and healthy.


What Does Netflix Inc's 7-for-1 Stock Split Really Mean?
Netflix announced a stock split, to no one's surprise. Shares jumped on the news anyhow. Here's what the split really means for Netflix investors.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has done it. Two weeks ago, the digital video veteran asked shareholders to approve a 30-fold increase in the number of authorized shares. The proposal was approved by 60% of shareholders, and here's the result: a seven-for-one stock split.
On July 14, each Netflix share will pay a one-time dividend consisting of six additional shares. Technically, you should hold shares at the close of July 2 in order to qualify for this event, but shares traded between those dates will automatically come with a due bill. That's an IOU that requires the seller to hand over the new split-based shares to the buyer as soon as they are created. All of this is handled by the brokers behind the scenes, so there's no way to sell your shares and hang on to the stock dividend.
Netflix shares rose nearly 3% on the news, setting the stock up for another all-time record price, and adding more than $1 billion to the stock's total market value.
Investors clearly love stock splits, and welcomed this one with open arms. But what's the big deal? Let me give you the lowdown on what stock splits actually do for investors -- and what they don't do.
First of all, stock splits don't really create market value. You might think that a sevenfold increase in Netflix's number of shares might also increase the stock's total market value. That's just mathematics, right?
Well, no. Netflix isn't printing dollar bills here. Instead, it's dividing the same $41 billion asset into seven times more slices. It's like splitting a $100 bill into five $20 greenbacks. More paper in your wallet, but the same total value.
You could also imagine that a lower-priced stock can rise faster and easier than a high-priced one. This is certainly true when you're looking at market caps and enterprise values: A small company can move faster up (or down!) than a large one.
But as we already established, stock splits don't enter into that equation. Share prices drop drastically overnight, balanced by an equally sharp increase in the number of shares. Net effect on market caps: zero.
It's also true for valuation metrics. Netflix shares currently trade at 180 times trailing earnings, which is enough to give value investors a heart attack. Once again, the stock split reduces both share prices and earnings-per-share figures sevenfold. After the split, Netflix will still trade in the same nosebleed territory.
And there's no evidence that low-priced stocks with large market caps would behave any differently on Wall Street's trading floors than an equally large company with a higher share price. Penny stocks jump and dive like (un-)synchronized swimmers, but not because of the low dollar value assigned to each stock stub. They make wild swings because the whole enterprise is vanishingly small and difficult to analyze. Netflix doesn't play in that league at all.
This seven-for-one stock split will not, cannot, and shall not change the value of your Netflix holdings. There's no mathematical miracle taking place here, and whatever value we Netflix investors might gain from this event must depend on other effects.
What will this stock split do in the real world? Here are some of the actual effects that may or may not make a difference to Netflix investors.
For the most part, it's not about increasing share price. Instead, this move lets investors manage their holdings with a lighter touch.
All per-share figures will forevermore be divided by seven. This will shrink the range of analyst estimates and reported results, diminishing the headline impact of earnings reports.
For example, in last year's second-quarter report, Netflix presented earnings of $1.15 per share while analysts had expected $1.16 per share. That's a $0.01 miss.
If Netflix had split its shares seven-for-one before that report, you'd be dealing with both estimates and reported earnings at $0.16 per share. Or the earnings surprise of $0.31 per share in the recently reported first quarter would have been a $0.04 outperformance. Rounding errors would move that 45% surprise to 55%. So the earnings beat looks smaller on the dollar-value surface, but bigger in percentage terms.
All of these transformations are full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. This exercise only underscores the loose mathematics investors have to deal with all the time. Everyone is shooting from the hip, and more decimal points just leave more room for speculation and errors. That's especially true for forecasts, and will remain so until a flawless crystal ball hits the market.
Where was I? Right: Real results from this stock split. There are a few more.
Investors with very small budgets can soon afford to grab a slice of Netflix. At nearly $700 per share, Netflix may have priced itself out of reach for really tight investing budgets. A new $100 share price should allow very restricted portfolios to join the market action.
Moreover, some brokers charge higher fees for very small transactions. Some prefer so-called "whole lots" -- or batches of 100 shares per trade. Standard stock options also represent either 10 or 100 shares per contract. On that scale, the minimum Netflix investment just dropped from $70,000 to $10,000. That's the difference between a fully loaded German luxury sedan and a rusty second-hand clunker. High share prices can indeed keep some investors out of the market, and stock splits work around that problem.
But do watch out for commission fees if you're playing on that level. Most online brokers charge between $5 and $10 per trade. Buying one $700 share of Netflix works out to between 0.7% and 1.4% of the total trade, which isn't horrible.
But buying a single $100 share comes with between 5% and 10% in trading fees. That's a steep cut, taken right out of your overall returns. So if you really want to buy a single $100 Netflix share per month, it's still a good idea to save up for a while, and then grab several low-priced shares for a single commission fee. In terms of making the most of your investing assets, this seven-for-one split doesn't really help much.
You do get more fine-grained control over your Netflix holdings. Buying $1,000 worth of Netflix currently amounts to a share and a half. You won't find many brokers willing to handle that trade. Soon, it will be a simple 10-share lot. I can't think of a case where this subtle modification really matters to your long-term results, but I'm sure they exist.
Finally, a lower share price may actually help Netflix in some very specialized situations.
Remember how Apple performed its own seven-for-one split, and then joined the prestigious Dow Jones Industrial Average? The Dow move would never have happened without the stock split. We're talking about a price-weighted index, which means that high-priced stocks move the Dow further and faster than low-priced ones. Without that split, the Dow would have been dominated by a bulky Apple stock.
I'm not saying that Netflix belongs on the Dow yet. Today, it would be the second-smallest Dow member counting by market cap. Splitting the stock is not a guaranteed ticket to Dowsville.
Do come back in a few years, however, when Netflix's international expansion plans have played out. The media industry is under represented on this popular index, and Netflix may one day earn a space there. It might take another split at that point, but the 30-fold share authorization leaves room for that.
The fine-grained nature of a higher share count also makes a difference to share-based buyouts. For example, Berkshire Hathaway split its Class B shares 50-fold when it bought national rail carrier Burlington Northern Santa Fe. That split shielded many Burlington shareholders from a forced, taxable sale if their holdings didn't add up to a full Berkshire B stub.
Netflix isn't known for its large buyout appetite; but you never know. This effect might come into play one fine day. Just don't hold your breath.
At the end of the day, Netflix's stock split is a show for the gallery. There's psychological value in having a low share price. Small investors don't get intimidated, and larger investors might even see an illusory discount. Hey, we're all human (except for the robo-traders).
If nothing else, it's a vote of confidence from Netflix, its management, the board of directors, and the shareholders who approved the share increase. It's the opposite of a reverse split, which is a move invoked only when stocks are in deep trouble, and may fall below the market's listing thresholds.
A company would also look silly to push through a stock split, followed by an organic price drop. Netflix is telling the world that the future looks solid, with agreement from all the stakeholders I just listed. And that's worth something, right?


Let's take a look at the 2014-15 season (the fifth overall) of Shameless on Showtime.
Rating the Ratings: Season five of Shameless saw the series' most significant decline yet, but by cable standards dropping 13% is still the equivalent of being up significantly in Plus. This was one of a few shows that got somewhat derailed by having to air against the enormous SNL 40th Anniversary special in mid-February; in fact, Shameless had a lower rating against that (0.53) than it did in its annual airing against the Super Bowl (0.60)! It struggled to get back to normal after that; it was even to slightly up for most of the first half of the season, but down significantly for most points after that SNL airing. We'll see if that audience is gone for good and there's a big decline across the full season next year, but for now it's hard to complain about a cable series going -13%. Grade: B+.
Here's the now updated War of 18-49 post for Shameless.


In addition to all of this I have to make sure the recurring billing option is NOT enabled. These are suppose to be one-time payments. What am I missing?
I know the client received an email from PayPal stating PDT was enabled but I'll contact them to confirm if both DPRP and PayPal Flow is active on the account? So there's nothing else I need to configure within s2 on the client site?
Client wants to use the pro forms. Client completed upgrade to PayPal Pro.
New API username, password, and signature added to PayPal account details.
PayPal PDT Auto-Return option enabled and Identity Token added.
Client states they continue to get the same error mentioned above.
Again I'm not using the shortcode as the client wants to allow memberships sales with both PayPal and credit cards. This error only appears when someone tries to register with a credit card. What am I missing?
Under PayPal Options I originally had the API Username, Password, and Signature. I've since removed it after speaking with PayPal. The only thing remaining is the email address and for the behavior I have Real-Time / Direct Pay. It looks like I have to have this info. Do I need to add the API info for this PayPal Standard account?
I do have pro-forms created for each of the paypal buttons, totaling six (6). The forms are necessary because they allow registration information to be entered and waivers accepted before payments are made. Three of the forms are for recurring memberships and three are non-recurring. Are you saying that because the client has a PayPal Standard account she must use buttons and can't use the pro forms? If this is so then she'll have to be instructed to consider upgrading to PayPal Pro in order to use the forms? Using the buttons without the ability to have a form attached would defeat the purpose for this particular request.


What do you love about Minerva academy from that evening when I reached in the Minerva academy on 20 Feb 13 to till last moment I will never forget this time because each movement is very special and the staff of the academy are the movement matters of the time spend. Campus is supports and beautiful with good facilities of light and water 24*7. Mess facilities are excellent because this type of mess facilities are only I had seen in our officers mess that's why I have it. Food was so delicious as well as vitreous and we enjoyed the aalo ka paratha a lot. Staff is so caring and co-operative especially Mani sir, Varma sir, raj sir, and Vinod sir, except those times in Minerva should be tough for me. For teaching staff I have the lecture and classes of Ranjit sir, and Rupan mam specially, but excellences classes and training by all the teachers like wg cdr S.P. Oberoi sir, Col OM Kakkar and Mani sir. I will never forget these 10 days of my life be must these 10 days are my spiciest.
As I told earlier in of Q1 that all staff and teachers are excellent and co-operative and I think there is no need to comment on staff and teachers because each one is special and have a lot of qualities in his/her own.
Firstly, I knew about by CSR magazine, but at that I don't know anything except address. My father has told me that academy has an excellent record of selection and two of the people from his unit also recommended who are also the former students of this academy. Expect this in my unit most of the officers had taken coaching from here and they suggest me to hire specially my company commander.
Yes, because if a candidate who is not motivated till end. he/she will obviously motivate often watching movies and at least and time think of his/her nation.


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WHAT IS IN THESE SO CALLED "VACCINES"
https://www.bitchute.com/video/DENXJQgmfOtv/
I do not know who the speaker is in this 5 minute video, but he presents a lot of interesting facts and places where one can go to learn more information. You are free to completely ignore what he has to say, but you at least should go listen because he appears to know what he is talking about.
Additional Issues for The International Court of Justice -- Blood Money 24 -- Other Kinds of Blood Money
We are admittedly unable to determine who first came up with the idea of using the vast cave systems that naturally occur in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and Indonesia for the purpose of storing gold, we can only attest that this happened in the distant past, and was in full operation during the Roman Empire.
Along with the gold storage came gold-related businesses---banking, smelting, hallmarking, assaying, jewelry, shipping, security services, and so on, which flourished, and along with the gold trade came the jewels trade. Jewels from India, Burma, Thailand, and Africa found their way to the Filipino and Indonesian gold storage and processing centers.
Thus, we are talking about a highly complex, interlocking, well-established industry that has been functioning for centuries prior to this, and which is central to the world's storage of gold and use of gold for all sorts of purposes-- as a commodity standard, as a means of international exchange, as an industrial material, as collateral for credit, and as the raw material to create fine jewelry.
These facts which are not generally well-known in the western world account for the involvement of such personalities as Ferdinand Marcos and President Sukarno in the history of our money.
The official story that everyone is trying to sell is that in the final days of the Communist Chinese takeover of China, the Nationalist Chinese Government supported by the never-really-identified Dragon Family, sent seven warships laden with Chinese gold to America and placed it on deposit for safekeeping.
That part of the story is true enough, at least insofar as the fact that a large amount of Chinese-owned gold was placed on deposit in certain US Banks, most particularly the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. This same gold was the subject of a 2011 court suit brought by Mr. Neil Keenan, on behalf of the current Chinese Government.
It seems that the New York Fed never paid the interest owed on the Chinese gold deposit, and the Chinese Government wanted at least some reasonable accommodation for payment of interest and recognition of the debt.
Instead of agreeing to that, the New York Fed used the excuse that the original depositor, the Nationalist Chinese Government, no longer existed and had no representation, and so all the Chinese gold on deposit was "abandoned" property and had been used to create the Global Collateral Accounts, to be used for humanitarian development projects worldwide.
The Chinese were not impressed with this theft-by-any-other-name, and neither were we. The central fact that this gold ultimately belongs to the Chinese people regardless of the government in charge, got glossed over with legalistic arguments and technicalities, with the effect that nothing good has come of it. The so-called Global Collateral Accounts have not been used for philanthropy and the gold has not been returned to the owners.
As interesting as this situation is, and the Robinhood-style public benefit scheme resulting from it, let us observe that seven warships of gold is just a drop in the bucket compared to actual world gold reserves, and all the attention focused on this political and moral stand-off is a red herring akin to the attention focused on "budgeted" money squabbles versus all the "non-budgeted" money that corporate governments commandeer, rat-hole, slush fund, and otherwise hide from public view.
So let's dispense with tales about the lost Chinese gold, and the mythic Dragon Family, and the Global Collateral Accounts, and that whole storyline---- it's a distraction from what is actually important.
Gold is a peculiar substance. It has, in effect, its own DNA. The ultimate provenance of any lump of gold on Earth can be determined with a high degree of accuracy, and when you use this natural "Source Code", it turns out that the vast bulk of all the gold in the world comes from the Americas--- North and South, and from Africa, too.
If the bulk of gold on Earth truly belongs to anyone, it belongs to the native people who were the original owners of it, the same native people who were enslaved and forced to labor in both gold and silver mines with a shocking loss of life. It's estimated that on average, twenty Native Americans died to extract one ounce of silver. Nobody knows how many Africans similarly perished.
Think about what makes these metals so very precious and you will find yet another meaning for the phrase "blood money" and perhaps even develop a healthy abhorrence for all the pretty little coins stamped with the faces of evil men and the emblems of evil institutions.
In the 1850's The United States of America was caught up in the trade of gold and silver like every other nation on Earth, and naturally, it had its stockpiles of both gold and silver as a requirement of that trade. After the Civil War, under the auspices of what we call "The Scottish Interloper" --- a Scottish commercial corporation doing business as The United States of America, Incorporated --- our gold was quietly shipped to the Philippines for "safekeeping".
The U.S. Navy was responsible for the transport. Both the shipping certificates from the United States and the receipts for the flats from the Philippines still exist. At about the same time that this was going on, the Territorial U.S. Congress arranged to buy the landmass of the Philippine Islands using our money to do it. Those records also remain.
There was nothing so remarkable about this in terms of worldwide practices-- literally miles of caves in the Philippines were already being used for the purpose of gold storage and had been used for that purpose for centuries. What is remarkable about it is that the American People were kept completely in the dark about this transport and emptying of their coffers.
Our gold was cashiered away in the Philippines without our knowledge or consent under the presumptions and provisions of Abraham Lincoln's General Order 100, the first ever Executive Order, issued in March of 1863. This Executive Order was issued in Lincoln's capacity as Commander-in-Chief and is otherwise known as the Lieber Code, which has since morphed into the Hague Conventions.
Among other things, the Lieber Code made the U.S. Army responsible for safeguarding our money.
Fifty years later, in the throes of yet another banker-created catastrophe, the U.S. Congress passed a little-noted Act creating an "independent government for the Philippines" in 1934. This was done so that the newly "independent" Government of the Philippines could act as the Trustee for our gold reserves stored in the Philippines.
And that is how Ferdinand Marcos and President Sukarno and all the rest of these men got involved in our business and in making decisions about our gold.
Please bear in mind that the landmass of the Philippines still belongs to The United States of America, independent government or not.
It is against this backdrop that the invasion of the Philippines by the Japanese in World War II must be viewed. Douglas MacArthur presided over the worst military defeat in our country's history, mainly because the Philippines had been a sacred cow for generations, similar to Switzerland, because of its role as a gold storage facility for many other nations. Nobody expected the Japanese to attack it.
When they did, the Japanese seized the gold horde, including the gold belonging to The United States of America, and quickly began transporting the gold back to Japan and throughout Polynesia and the Asian Subcontinent. It was at this point that our gold and the gold of many other nations was dubbed "Yamashita's Gold" --- named after the Japanese General who plundered the gold horde during the Second World War.
Of course, the Japanese knew the gold horde was there. They had significant quantities of their own gold stored in the Philippines and in Indonesia and even the Middle East. There is even some indication that the heist was an inside job, actually planned by the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Administration and the British OSS. The seizure of the gold in the Philippines by the Japanese provided a handy excuse to siphon off and "disappear" other gold reserves. They could claim that the Japanese took it, whereabouts unknown.
All this double-dealing and deceit and collusion with the enemy was eventually paid back, but it would be ten long years before things were more or less recouped and back in place in the Philippines.
President Kennedy went to the Philippines shortly before his death to discuss the recouped American gold reserves still stored in the Philippines and still standing under the Trusteeship of the Government of the Philippines. The plan endorsed by both Kennedy and Sukarno was to use the gold horde as the collateral backing a new gold-backed U.S. Treasury Note.
All this history is discussed in a veiled way throughout the Green Hilton Agreement and the Bilateral Minefields Agreement, but has never once been brought forward to the American people and the actual Federation of States to whom the gold belongs and to whom the landmass of the Philippines belongs.
Obviously, we need to be at the table when the other nations discuss the idea that our government is "absent" and "in interregnum" and that, at least potentially, there is an excuse to claim that our gold reserves stored throughout the world are "abandoned" ---- similar to the New York Fed's excuses to the Chinese Government.
This is to fully inform you members of The International Court of Justice, the Vatican Chancery Court, the Court of the Lord High Steward, the banks, and everyone else, that we are indeed present and holding everyone to account, including the Pope, the Queen, and the Lord Mayor of London, the U.S. Army, the U.S. Navy, and all Officers attached to the USA, Inc., the US, INC., the UN CORP, and the United Nations organization.
Not only are our gold and silver reserves not abandoned, they are explicitly claimed by us under two strong attachments and as part of our international notices, claims, and assignments:
First, the bulk of the gold and silver under discussion derives from North and South America --as demonstrated by its molecular DNA-- and was mined via the slave labor of indigenous people in our country, and other countries within our Hemisphere. Even if the end product was claimed as spoils of war and transported throughout the world by the Spanish, the labor and the sacrifices of our indigenous civilian population are owed.
Second, as our country acquired massive gold and silver reserves, both, as a result of being a producer of gold and silver and in the process of international trade, The United States of America is owed the return and control of all those gold and silver reserves cashiered in the Philippines and distributed throughout the world under the auspices of the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy acting "on our behalf" since 1863.
It's more than past time for those resources to return to civilian control and for all pretensions and excuses of war and legalistic arguments to cease.
It is also time to set aside all disposal agreements entered into on our behalf by the Kings and Queens, Popes, and Lord Mayors, who merely assumed emergency powers that were never granted and that are mere legal presumptions standing in the way of the truth.
The truth is that all powers delegated to the original Confederation of States and the States of America -- also known as the Federal Republic -- returned to the Delegators of those powers upon the first disability of these instrumentalities to perform. This happened by Operation of Law, and no formal action on our parts was ever required to receive back our own powers.
The further truth is that the other Principals involved in this debacle acted in Gross Breach of Trust and Commercial Services Contract, trespassed on our land and soil as our Employees, commandeered assets and custodial powers never granted to them, failed their due diligence and duty to support our actual Government in time of need, and there can be no excuse for this circumstance.
These guilty Principals and their Undeclared Foreign Agents have continued to sail under our flags and seals, to charge us for their services, and to exercise our delegated powers while acting as privateers and pirates against our interests. They have impersonated us, committed barratry against us, acted under color of law for over 150 years, pillaged and plundered our resources---including our gold and silver--- press-ganged and conscripted our people as cheap mercenaries, engaged in war for profit schemes in our names, and by our estimation, have broken almost every major international law and convention on Earth.
We have asked the Popes to permanently liquidate the Municipal Corporations used as the instrumentalities for this fraud and abuse, and to deprive those responsible of any further privilege to form new commercial corporations. Without these measures, the same old game continues like a revolving door, with one corporation being bankrupted or liquidated, and another similarly named entity being created by the same guilty parties to perform as purported Successors to the same contracts and duties that they have violated before.
Right now, "President" Joe Biden is attempting to pull this same sleight of hand again, and to present a new Municipal Corporation as the Successor to the bankrupted UNITED STATES entity. We have served Notice to his would-be administration, to the Public, to the International Community, and now, to the High Courts that Mr. Biden and his Corporation don't have a contract with us. This in no way impairs our constitutional contracts with the other Principals, nor does it change their obligation to us.
This circumstance simply means that we are not assuming a Successor contract with the new Municipal Corporations; we are doing this explicitly, for Cause, and in the sight of the True God.
We wish for our natural resources, our historical assets including our gold and silver, our employees, and our natural prerogatives as sovereign powers to be returned to our peaceful civilian government's control and for all pretensions of war and emergency and military occupation to immediately cease.
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Al-Bustan Association Silwan continues its sports and awareness initiatives during the Coronavirus crisis
By Sara Qarain Uncategorized June 28, 2020
During the current stage of home quarantine, and to encourage families to commit staying at their houses, Al Bustan Association Silwan launched a series of sports initiatives, cultural challenges and competitions, which aim to fill in the entire family time.
The initiatives expanded to include challenges, so the association's instructor, Master Mohammad Al-Tufakji, launched the "Train at Home" initiative, which is number of different training sessions that witnessed a wide interaction between the children and youth athletes' surroundings, and their interaction was reflected by their participation in training videos for them inspired by Captain Al-Tukfaji.
In a step to encourage the players, another challenge with the same name "Challenge from Your Home" was launched. The challenges relied on training using health paper as an icon for the quarantine, holding a message to encourage and raise the level of hygiene and use any available tools at home for training.
In the next stage, the challenge was reversed to an opposite challenge, in which students challenged the trainer to apply their training.
A group of male and female trainers joined in participating in various challenges, photographed the challenges and shared them on the facebook page, in order to encourage sport to be a lifestyle, and to emphasize their message to the community that highlights the importance of passing the quarantine phase with health, as well.
Basketball coach Shatha Siam also continued to give her motivational training for her students within "Play and Learn" project, in cooperation with Burj Al-Luqluq social center society, and published many interactive videos of exercises she suggested to the team.
On the artistic and cultural side, the trainer Mohammad Abu Farha, launched "Do not Despair" initiative to teach and manufacture circus tools, including lessons to implement and interact with the children and fill their free time in a healthy way, also recycling for purposes used at home that can be exploited.
As for the Dabkeh students, they launched their "No Borders" initiative, to continue the training of the group (Filistia – which is Al-Bustan Association official Dabkeh group) under the supervision and encouragement of their trainer, Tima Al-Ghoul, who painted creative artistic paintings with their steps that framed beautiful moments to broke the barrier, fear and psychological anxiety.
The initiatives also contained Al-Bustan scouts group with their educational messages under the supervision of their leaders, both on social media platforms and in the fields of volunteering, where Commander Hamouda Awadallah launched an initiative: "We have the right to dream" to document their messages and training.
Also in the field, In cooperation with Al-Bustan Association Silwan, the Palestinian Civil Defense volunteers in Jerusalem and the volunteers of Al-Bustan Scouts Group implemented a new field initiative, targeting the awareness of citizens, for the second day in a row, by setting guidelines and brochures to take a safe and healthy distance to organize the lines in front of gathering places, such as supermarkets, bakeries, post offices, pharmacies, bus stations, and other active places.
This initiative was implemented in many neighborhoods in Silwan, as part of a series of initiatives that aims at raising awareness and encouraging people to prevent the rapid spread of the critical phase that the country is going through in the period of Coronavirus, especially in the densely populated town of Silwan.
Children and women also maintain their share in the initiatives that are still going on from the first moments of the pandemic that brought the world together and united its cause. Mrs. Huda Shweiki launched "Snack Time" initiative to prepare healthy meals and drinks for children in distinct forms that are easy for children to prepare.
Specialist Enas Siam also launched "Story of Anous and the Three Princesses" initiative to tell her and her daughters stories before bed, with wonderful educational selections to deliver messages to children to take care of themselves, their bodies, their thoughts and dreams. The stories vary day after day in a lovable and close-to-heart style that breaks fear and dispels boredom.
In terms of encouraging reading, the entrepreneur, Alaa Abbasi, launched the "Reading Challenge" initiative, which roamed the world from one challenge to another, and passed the readers from Palestine to Jordan, then Tunisia and Morocco, to France and Turkey. And the journey continues on the book wings to take us from one country to another.
Many activists, entrepreneurs and initiators participated in poetry and literary readings in the morning, to remind us of the radio broadcasting in the past. Religious prayers started in coincidence with the approach of the month of blessing, Ramadan. Muna Barbar and Mohammad Qarain participated in a series of videos and recordings of selected literary, educational, religious and cultural readings within the series "Mornings with Hopes" initiative.
In addition, photographer Ali Dawani from Al-Bustan Media Unit supervised the preparation and editing of educational films that included nearly 100 influencers in Silwan and Jerusalem, in a huge awareness message to the people of Jerusalem explaining the difficulty of the situation and the need to work together to overcome it, as well as videos that carried out awareness to the children and women of Al-Bustan Association Silwan with the aim of educating the local community and encouraging the step of home quarantine.
The association also launched a drawing competition that helps the participants express their feelings during this period. This competition will continue until the path of life is returned to its nature.
From his side, Chairman of board of Al-Bustan Association Silwan, Kutaybah Odeh, thanked all the initiators and coaches, and praised their great efforts during this critical period the world is going through, and congratulated the Islamic world on the upcoming month of mercy and blessings, Ramadan, wishing that the coming of the holy month would spread blessing and health for all, promising to have specific initiatives for the holy month.
He also thanked the committees and volunteers who worked hand in hand in Silwan to pass them to the brink of safety during the difficult period, noting that the association had also launched "Hadaya al Khair" initiative to distribute parcels to some needy families as a form of solidarity and cooperation between families, praying to God to include everyone with his mercy and kindness, and changes the conditions for the better
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An Alabama sheriff says more than 20 people are dead and several others missing after a series of storms, including tornadoes, caused "catastrophic" damage across the Southeast.
Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones told reporters on Sunday that damage in his community followed a path several miles long and appeared up to a fourth of a mile wide.
He said at least 23 people, including "some children," were confirmed dead. The death toll was expected to rise overnight, he added.
Absolutely heartbreaking damage after a tornado ripped through Talbotton, Georgia.
Dozens of emergency responders were called in to assist in Lee County, Alabama after at least one large tornado struck Sunday afternoon.
Beauregard, about 60 miles east of Montgomery, sustained some of the worst damage from the storms, officials said. Deaths were reported and multiple homes were destroyed or damaged, Rita Smith, spokeswoman for the Lee County Emergency Management Agency, told AP.
In rural Talbotton, Georgia, about 80 miles south of Atlanta, a handful of people were injured by either powerful straight-line winds or a tornado that destroyed several mobile homes and damaged other buildings, said Leigh Ann Erenheim, director of the Talbot County Emergency Management Agency.


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On March 26, an SUV carrying a family of eight plunged over a cliff in Northern California, with all family members believed to have been killed in the incident. The bodies of the parents, Jennifer and Sarah Hart, were found at the scene, alongside those of three of their six children. At the time of writing, searches for the other three children are ongoing. Both boats and aircraft have been deployed to recover the bodies of the three remaining Hart children. Since the tragic incident claimed the lives of the entire family, it has emerged that the family were at the center of abuse allegations, as the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services confirming that unsuccessful attempts to contact the parents had been made on several occasions in the days immediately prior. A report of possible child abuse or neglect was made on March 23.
No evidence, or indication, that this was an intentional act has, as yet, been uncovered by the police, although anyone with information about the family over the 24 hours previous has been asked to contact local law enforcement officials.
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Rimbaud – album muzyczny Tomasza Budzyńskiego, Michała Jacaszka i Mikołaja Trzaski inspirowany twórczością Arthura Rimbauda. Tę samą nazwę nosi grupa muzyczna stworzona przez tych muzyków na potrzeby nagrania płyty i występów koncertowych.

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 Płyta CD o numerze katalogowym  (premiera polska 5 czerwca 2015, premiera międzynarodowa 22 czerwca 2015)
 Armata – 5:50
 Potop – 6:55
 Matinee d'ivresse – 4:15
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 Enfance – 6:00
 Phrases – 2:40
 Jesteście fałszywymi murzynami – 3:32
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 Enfance
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 Phrases
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Twórcy
Zgodnie z nazwą, wszystkie teksty płyty są autorstwa Arthura Rimbauda, jednak nie są to całe wiersze, tylko pojedyncze frazy wybrane przez Budzyńskiego. Połowa z nich wykonana jest po francusku.

 Tomasz Budzyński – głos, kompozycja
 Mikołaj Trzaska – instrumenty dęte (na okładce płyty podpisane "horns"), kompozycja
 Michał Jacaszek – elektronika, kompozycja

Personel
 Realizacja i produkcja – Michał Jacaszek
 Mastering – Marcin Cichy
 Projekt graficzny – Anna Witkowska

Okładka
Na okładce znajduje się fragment grafiki "Improwizacja dla Grażynki VI" Józefa Gielniaka.

Projekt
Tomasz Budzyński deklaruje się jako fan Arthura Rimbauda, od czasu do czasu wplatając frazy z jego poezji do swoich tekstów wykonywanych z zespołem Armia. Jednocześnie jest miłośnikiem twórczości Mikołaja Trzaski. Ich wspólnym znajomym jest Andrzej Stasiuk, który skontaktował obu muzyków. Po wzajemnym poznaniu się, muzycy postanowili podjąć wspólne przedsięwzięcie. Początkowo Trzaska planował wspólne wykonywanie psalmów, jednak zamiast tego zdecydowano się na teksty Rimbauda. Do duetu po pewnym czasie dołączył Jacaszek. Trio zaczęło koncertować w lipcu 2014 roku, debiutując w Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej "Łaźnia". Płytę wydano rok później. Muzyka łączy w sobie różne style i jest agresywna. Jej gatunek określany jest jako power electronics.

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Linki zewnętrzne

Albumy muzyczne wydane w roku 2015

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By Nikhil Deogun, CEO of the Americas and US Senior Partner
If Davos is a place where people gather to tackle long-term issues with short-term urgency, it was striking that outside the Congress Center, the official hub of the World Economic Forum, there was less discussion of Ukraine and COVID, a noticeable turn of events from the last Davos in May 2022.
Generally, despite the risk of recession, the mood was more optimistic. It is easy to forget how frightening the world felt as recently as last May when the previous Forum gathered. War had broken out in Europe, Chinese politics seemed increasingly fractious, and the economy increasingly weak.
In some ways, it shows that business leaders in particular have learned to navigate two of the biggest crises in recent memory – and the accompanying shocks to supply chains, inflation, and their work forces. The sense of relief on that score was palpable.
Yet, the very idea of Davos is about interconnectedness and globalization – pillars that are definitely under threat in a more fragmented world. There were far fewer powerful heads of state than in years past.
The Davos delegation of the United States, often perceived as a bellwether in terms of policy and global relations, was led by Katherine Tai, the US Trade Representative, not the president or vice president. The most senior leaders from Congress also abstained from attending, although Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will meet Chinese Vice Premier Liu He in Zurich during his return from Davos. (President Trump surprised many by attending Davos early in his term.)
For business, the biggest change in this multipolar world is the national security lens that is being cast on investments coupled with a more aggressive industrial policy in the United States, best exemplified by the Inflation Reduction Act.
Global fractures tie directly to the dialogue on ESG, a topic that has for many years been on the Davos agenda. The ESG war in the US has not gone unnoticed, but it was clear from this year's discussions that the world is still looking to the US for guidance on climate. The investment opportunities, based in part on the IRA, are making the US a tempting destination for European and Asian companies.
While US chief executives may be more circumspect about publicly talking about the benefits of ESG for fear of being accused of being "woke," it's clear that a focus on sustainability and environmental impact is now deeply embedded in the business strategies of major corporations.
At a private lunch Brunswick hosted for top executives, it was striking how many of the leaders see the business opportunity that exists by making fundamental strategic and investment decisions that also have a positive ESG impact or manage ESG risk.
As a result, the view from Davos was surprisingly optimistic, with a sense that there is a unique opportunity to accelerate change and a hope that the fragmentation won't stall the progress that has been made.
View from Europe
By Ulrich Deupmann, Senior Partner
If you ask Europeans what their most intense moment was in 2022, nearly all reply: February 24. The invasion of Ukraine that began on that date has changed perspectives dramatically, including at Davos.
At last week's event, there was no official Russian delegation. Yet, there was an omnipresent and confident Ukrainian delegation and a strong and self-assured showing of politicians and businesspeople from neighboring Poland. Less visible but also present were the delegations from the Baltics and other eastern European countries. Davos 2023 reflected how Ukraine has moved Europe's focus eastwards.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz's speech confirmed Germany's sandwich position – economically speaking, between the US and China, and politically speaking, between military support for Ukraine and fear of being drawn further into the war. While some bankers hailed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rebuild Ukraine, politicians and analysts remain divided on the hope of peace talks given the bloody, enduring war of attrition.
However, discussions of the war and the multipolar global future sometimes distracted from other urgent challenges ahead of Europe, which have enormous political and economic implications.
First and foremost, European leaders will have to escort baby-boomers through their retirement, transform industry, decarbonize the economy and create a European security strategy that depends less on the US. This effort will require an overwhelming amount of capital.
Since public resources will have to finance demographic change to a major extent, Europe will need to increase its productivity dramatically. Amid growing labor shortages, digitization, artificial intelligence and innovation of all kinds will be critical, including as a source of wealth and tax revenue.
In a democratic environment where populists live off and fuel social unrest, the strategy seems clear. Public debt across Europe will drastically increase, if not explode.
What will be the proper balance between investing in climate protection, economic growth, and military and social security? The challenge will be to square away the interests of an elder generation with significant electoral power and a younger generation, energetic and better educated than ever, pushing for a longer-term perspective.
In terms of environmental progress – a key theme at Davos – Europe is leading. However, it still needs to help ensure that China, India and others follow the same path. In tandem with tackling the fallout from the Ukraine invasion, European businesses would do well to focus more on solutions to long-term issues such as climate that reduce pressure on the public purse and support relationships with their stakeholders.
View from Asia
By Tim Payne, Senior Partner and Head of Asia, Sunitha Chalam, Partner and Head of the Singapore Office and Khozem Merchant, Partner and Head of the Mumbai Office
For years, Davos has been engineered to encourage Chinese participation. This year the event is earlier than normal to avoid a very early Chinese Lunar New Year.
With China only just out of its self-imposed zero-COVID lockdown, its delegation remained very light on the ground. That said, China's reopening, its renewed focus on economic growth, its tech sector's relief at its apparent removal from a regulatory chill, and a punchy pro-engagement speech from Vice Premier Liu He left delegates much more positive on China. We should expect much stronger Chinese participation next year.
Hong Kong did send a delegation, pushing the idea of its return to the world stage with renewed confidence. However, with China still almost absent, other Asia delegations puffed chests. The likes of India, Indonesia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia had pavilions lining Davos's Promenade. There was significant focus on either new channels for bilateral cooperation, or on the rising importance of other Asian destinations as part of a more holistic and hedged Asian investment strategy.
India is the most prominent example, experiencing fast economic growth despite global recession anxieties. It holds the G20 presidency until November 2023 and has promoted its strengths extravagantly, most notably digitization and a vibrant start-up culture.
India is promoting incentives for global manufacturers to establish a presence in the country, and to create a "just in case" alternative to China-dominated supply chains. That foreign investment message also drove marketing activities by individual Indian states at Davos, including Maharashtra, Telangana and Tamil Nadu.
Buoyed by its recent successful hosting of the G20 meeting, Indonesia is actively promoting its deft handling of COVID-19 and its ability to recover quickly from the pandemic to register strong economic growth, boosted by domestic consumption, investment and export performance. It is also talking about its net-zero pathway and the opportunities and challenges around climate and deforestation, a reflection of international concerns.
There is recognition that these issues need to be addressed for Indonesia to continue to attract foreign direct investment. Nonetheless, there are also questions around what a "just transition" might look like in Indonesia and other parts of Asia, where there is still heavy reliance on coal to provide electricity for large parts of the population.
At Davos, discussions have centered around what a broader Asia strategy looks like, politically and in commercial terms for corporations. This creates opportunities for companies to explore new opportunities in Asia beyond China, but also complexities around getting a more thoughtful and nuanced understanding of of the different markets that make up this very diverse region.
View on energy and the environment
By Lucy Parker, Senior Partner and Business & Society Global Lead, and Wolfgang Blau, Managing Partner of the Climate Hub
Passionate speeches by climate activists are nothing new in Davos. What is new is the extent to which climate change and the energy transition have become the most visible themes of the Davos agenda and dominated the speeches of many world leaders.
Of the 235 events in the official conference program, 33 focused exclusively on the transition to renewable energy sources, climate change and nature. The realization settled in at this year's forum that even without the climate crisis as its backdrop, the energy transition on its own would already be reason enough for significant geopolitical uncertainty and a global realignment that is likely to last decades, not years.
The looming trade conflict between the EU and the United States over the US Inflation Reduction Act only highlighted how the energy transition and addressing climate change are becoming the new organizing axes along which a global competition for investments, start-ups and talent is playing out.
The inevitability of an energy transition was no longer controversial in Davos. What remained controversial and is likely to shape next year's agenda is the question of how quickly it can happen. Companies will need to establish a framework for the speed of their transition and articulate it clearly to their stakeholders.
View on geopolitics
By Paddy McGuinness, Senior Advisor, London
One critical outstanding question for the World Economic Forum is whether China will come back to the event in force.
Among the many geopolitical issues discussed at Davos, business leaders have above all been praying that China's reopening will have positive global economic effects this year. They also want to understand what aspects of globalization, especially trade, can be retrieved from the frost in US-China relations. At future Davoses, it will be interesting to see if China develops a counter-narrative to the US-dominated lines of the past few years.
How distinct from the US will the EU position on China become? German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the most powerful world leader in attendance at Davos, has still to manage domestic constituencies as well as international ones in his approach. It would be a mistake to think that silence in response to the US discourse is agreement. An EU "middle way" on China is not likely to emerge any time soon, at Davos or otherwise.
The Ukraine invasion also featured prominently at Davos – deservedly so given the economic shock it engendered and what it teaches us about modern warfare and its impact on business. However, support for Ukraine's struggle remains limited to most NATO countries, the Five Eyes, and select US allies. Some G20, African and Asian states are still mindful of past ties with Russia, are further from the epicenter of the conflict than NATO and are angered by a lack of comparable engagement with the conflicts in their regions.
At Davos 2023, the high profile of nations like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, India, Indonesia and Korea has lent only the veneer of plurality. The formal agenda was narrower and there was no public process which drew out the differences or bridged gaps. If anywhere, those processes ran in the many planned or spontaneous private meetings between CEOs and with political leaders in the margins.
For companies grappling with geopolitical issues at Davos, forethought and agility in taking these sometimes fleeting opportunities repays the effort many times over.
View on national security
By Kenneth Weinstein, Senior Advisor, Washington DC, and Mike Rogers, Senior Advisor, Washington DC
After COVID-19 and the invasion of Ukraine, business and government leaders who gathered in Davos recognized that that the once unthinkable can become stark reality.
Globalization itself, once the mantra of Davos, is now seen as presenting widespread risk, including through economic dependency on authoritarian regimes, for areas from energy to finance to manufacturing. Authoritarian regimes have shown a willingness to leverage these dependencies for geostrategic ends.
In the face of this danger, democratic nations are aiming to limit systemic risk, especially when dealing with challenges like COVID-19 or the Ukraine war that could lead to a broader global crisis. Even attempts to meet the challenge of global warming and reduce supply-chain dependence can have an unintended cascading influence.
The creation of this globalization construct was largely driven by economics and technology. Governments are now increasingly applying a third set of criteria – national security – to assess the implications of that construct.
That perspective is placing new strains on globalization and identifying fresh concerns with it. It is also putting further pressures on many parts of the business community. Hence there is a growing corporate need to understand this national security prism and Davos's expanded interest in it as well.
Under Japanese leadership, the G7 seems to have taken stock of the failure of deterrence in Ukraine, and the resulting humanitarian and energy crises that have extended well beyond the areas of Russian attack. The G7 is placing greater focus than ever on secure supply chains, technological leadership, democratic principles and peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
The US has focused on reducing supply-chain dependency for electric vehicles through the Inflation Reduction Act. However, this has led to a new trade crisis with America's European and Asian allies, whom the Biden administration has deemed essential to its dealings with China.
Moreover, that overlooks the broader issue: might measures to enhance deterrence in the Taiwan Strait over the medium to long term lead to a greater possibility of Chinese action in the short term?
Davos is set up to debate such questions, not to provide answers. It cannot match the geopolitical clout of the G7 and G20. In certain government and even corporate circles, there has always been debate over the optics of the gathering.
Additionally, government is increasing its role in many areas of the private sector, partly under a broader definition of national security. This includes technology regulation, industrial policy and investments, and tariff and trade protection measures.
As globalization comes under stress, companies would be advised to deepen their geopolitical understanding, while meeting a range of policymakers as well as clients and other stakeholders to seize the opportunity for the public and private sectors to establish a common understanding.
View on technology and cybersecurity
By Mylene Mangalindan, Partner and Head of the San Francisco Office, and Paddy McGuinness, Senior Advisor, London
Technology has the potential to transform entire societies by introducing new tools that can improve areas like education and healthcare. But Davos attendees probed the risk inherent in technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence in an effort to temper the optimism about technology's promise.
When asked his opinion on blockchain, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said he was neutral. Technologies like web3, artificial intelligence and the metaverse will not get broad adoption until there's a use case or application, he said. "What's the ChatGPT for blockchain?" he asked.
Consider cryptocurrency, which uses blockchain to secure and record transactions. Recent upheaval has forced the tech industry to consider whether cryptocurrency requires new regulation and whether government and financial institutions should link arms to guide its development, safeguard investments and remove an accelerant to ransomware attacks. Some blockchain providers are emphasizing its security potential as an alternative to the cloud, but this is far from proven.
Cybersecurity was a constant at Davos, and a subtext in the conversation on infrastructure resilience. Tellingly, although CEOs are reluctant to discuss their own cyber incidents, they see cyber as an even greater concern in ten years' time than it is today.
Preparing for cyber risks is already a regulatory obligation for many businesses. Davos attendees who have asked Ukrainians for lessons learned on cyber defense may not realize the resulting obligation to take organizational and technical measures themselves. Prior to the war, ransomware was the unresolved challenge. Now there is action by states and their hacktivist supporters. The investment and effort of recent years looks to be outmatched by this 2023 threat. Absent compelling preventative options, leaders must build resilience for when their businesses are impacted.
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I Have Nine Female Disciples Chapter 849
Chen Zhulu has always had confidence in himself, and Aolai Tianmen has high hopes for him.
If not, he would not be the little Holy Son of Proud to Heaven.
But just today, he began to doubt himself.
In order to step into a higher level of realm in the future, he has condensed the cultivation base and realm, and now the cultivation base has been condensed to Xuanzun.
However, without condensing the cultivation base, his strength is indeed weaker than Ye Yun.
Now, when he heard that Jiang Chen could defeat Ye Yun, his heart tightened.
In the eyes of outsiders, Chen Zhulu is still so calm, even full of confidence.
No one knows better than him, his back is already covered with cold sweat!
"You are not weaker than Ye Yun, you are only stronger than Ye Yun in the same realm battle." An Elderly comforted who accompanied him: "It's just that your cultivation technique has some problems, so in the eyes of outsiders, you Can't compare to Ye Yun."
"It's no match but it's no match." Chen Zhulu said calmly.
As Elderly said, he Chen Julu is very strong. Unfortunately, the cultivation technique is too problematic!
In order to pursue Supreme's strength, he chose the taboo cultivation technique of Aolai Tianmen!
This cultivation technique is too difficult to cultivation, and the requirements are too strict, which has also caused Chen Zhulu's strength to be unable to truly display.
But, in general, this strength is enough!
"If I lose, I will lose my identity as the little Holy Son of Aolai Tianmen." Chen Zhulu lightly said: "Aolai Tianmen will also be lost because of this. Keep your face until you abandon me."
"This…No way, Aolai Tianmen is the Top Sect of Nine Heavens God World. Sometimes I have to do some things," Elderly sighed.
"But I…don't want to lose." Chen Zhulu said solemnly.
He has gone from a common disciple all the way to the present, and he is expected to become the true Holy Son of Aolai Tianmen.
But who could have imagined that after his Avatar lost to Jiang Chen because of a Haotian conference, he actually caused such a big trouble!
Now, he has no choice but to come in real life to fight Jiang Chen.
He was very confident before, but now… there is no confidence!
"To this day, there is only one battle." Then Elderly said: "Don't worry, even if you lose, you can stay in Aolai Tianmen, but…"
"It's just that I am no longer a little Holy Son, and I have no chance to become a real Holy Son." Chen Zhulu said with a bitter smile.
This is the cruel competition in Top Sect!
"Everyone, I am a naive friend, he is having something wrong now, and he may have to come later."
At this moment, every bet is going to be lost, facing Chen Zhuilu and Elderly bowed their hands and said, "It's better to go outside the city first. After a while, he will come over."
"Since it's here, this battle cannot be avoided." Chen Zhulu sighed. : "Go outside the city and wait for him."
"It's going to go to war!"
"Finally waited!"
"Make a fortune this time! Han Han will win!"
"It's a pity, after Chen Zhulu's battle, I'm afraid he won't be able to turn over again."
all Around, the noise shook the sky, ignoring Chen Zhulu's thoughts.
On the other side, the emperor also came.
As a friend of Chen Zhulu, he also entered the virtual God World with his real body this time.
However, he did not go to say hello to Chen Zhulu.
He knows that now Chen Zhulu is more nervous than anyone else.
"Where are the people?"
5 minutes later, everyone is outside the city, waiting for Jiang Chen.
However, Jiang Chen has never appeared until now.
Chen Zhulu frowned and asked, "What the hell is going on with him? Why is he not coming?"
"This…maybe he is a little angry. , A little emotion." Every gambling must lose, he explained: "He has entered the virtual God World long ago. He has waited for you for several days. Now he does not appear. Maybe you want you to wait for him some time."
"Something makes sense." Chen Zhulu was nodded, but he didn't doubt it.
As for others, no one doubts.
Just because Jiang Chen can beat Ye Yun, so why should he be afraid of Chen Zhulu.
Since it is a must, they all firmly believe that Jiang Chen must be delayed, but he will definitely come!
In this way, a group of people waited quietly until after the three sticks of incense, Chen Zhulu asked again: "Isn't there yet?"
"On the way. "Every gambling must lose said with a smile, his expression is natural and calm, and he said: "It's coming soon."
"Then wait." Chen Zhulu lightly said.
At this moment, near Qingyun Fudi, a dark figure quietly approached here.
After observing all around for a while, he found that there was no one in Qingyun Fudi, so he wanted to watch Chen Zhulu's battle.
"Hey, wait slowly!" The shadow jokingly smiled, and the face in the darkness was Jiang Chen!
After that, he started to arrange the array, which consumed a lot of materials, set up a large "shift" array here, and set the coordinates!
And this time, Jiang Chen has experience and erased the mark in the blessed land!
Next, Jiang Chen went to Bibo and Yaoguang, two blessed places, and found that there was no one inside.
This made him very excited. It seems that those people have gone to watch Chen Zhulu fight with him.
Moreover, the owners of these blessed places are all Top Sect. They would never have thought that someone would be so bold and come to move the mountain!
"Half a day has passed, is he coming?"
Half a day later, Chen Zhulu was still waiting outside Clear Sky City, but he did not see Jiang Chen's silhouette.
Every gambling must lose, his face is calm, and he said: "I am sound transmission with him, he is on the road, but the journey is a bit far, but I think there will be another 5 minutes of time. "
"That's all, I have waited for so long anyway, and I care about it for a while." Chen Zhulu said, but his heart became more nervous.
At the same time, a few people's expressions became a little weird.
Just because they sensed that there seemed to be an accident in their blessed land, and the power of the imprint seemed to disappear.
"It may be that the power in the blessed land fluctuates too much, so I temporarily conceal the imprint."
"Who dares to make trouble in my blessed land in Kunlun Mountains?"
These people are very calm, completely didn't expect, at this moment their blessed land has been hacked by Jiang Chen!
Time passed slowly, until sunset, until the sky turned dark, and Jiang Chen did not come.
Finally, when the moon rose, his face suddenly became ugly when he was betting.
He walked to Chen Zhulu's side, first hesitated to "act", and then said: "He said… he is not your opponent, he has given up."
"Accept defeat?"
"You lose without a fight!?"
The sound of losing the bet is not loud, but not small!
After his voice fell, all around was fried!
Especially those who bet on Jiang Chen, all of them are unsteady, their eyes are black, and they almost fainted!
And Chen Zhuolu was also dumbfounded, staring blankly at every bet he would lose, and asked: "Are you sure? He lost without a fight and gave up?"


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Manuel de Jesús Jiménez Ortega (* 15. Oktober 1952 in Cotuí) ist ein dominikanischer Sänger und Komponist.

Leben und Wirken
Jiménez studierte ab 1977 an der Academia Dominicana de Música Gitarre und Flöte. 1985 erschien sein erstes Album. Seine Songs wurden seitdem von Musikern wie Maridalia Hernández, Wilfrido Vargas, Guadalupe Pineda, Miriam Cruz, Ana Belén und Julio Iglesias gesungen. Der Titel Derroche wurde Thema der Musik zu dem argentinischen Film Caballos desbocados.

Mehrfach wurde Jiménez mit dem Casandra-Preis ausgezeichnet. 1990 als Sänger des Jahres, 1992 als Textautor des Jahres, 1994 als Sänger, Autor und Komponist. 1994 war sein Song Con agua de sal, interpretiert von Miriam Cruz, der Beitrag des Dominikanischen Republik beim El Festival OTI de la Canción, im Folgejahr trat er bei diesem Festival mit dem Song Un solar en la luna selbst auf.

Diskographie
 Coplas al viento y al hombre
 Cosecha de manos
 Ochún
 El amor de los poetas
 Dolores
 Princesa Heredia
 La vida

Weblinks
 El Tren de Yaguaramas - Manuel Jiménez

Sänger
Komponist (Dominikanische Republik)
Dominikaner (Staatsangehöriger)
Geboren 1952
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