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A new, publicly traded company, Oxford Global Resources, is expected to launch a $5 billion acquisition this week, and that acquisition could include a substantial stake in one of the world's most powerful companies.
Oxford Global has recently been quietly acquiring more and more technology companies to take its share of global influence.
But Oxford's biggest acquisition may not be a large one: it could be its stake in Uber, the ride-hailing service that recently gained the world attention when it was implicated in a sexual assault case in California.
Uber is one of OxfordGlobal's biggest acquisitions, valued at more than $2.5 billion.
The company's value has risen dramatically since the start of the year, thanks in part to the emergence of its ride-sharing service, UberX.
Oxford has also acquired a number of other ride-service competitors, including Didi Chuxing, Wanda, and Grab, to name a few.
In August, Oxbridge Global purchased UberX, which in turn bought Didi, Wangjia Technology, and Taobao Taxi.
The purchases were announced as part of Oxbridge's ongoing drive to acquire the global leadership of Uber.
Uber was also acquired by Google for $680 million, as well as by another Chinese company, ZTE, and by Lyft.
Oxbridge Global is a privately held company, and it is unclear what Oxford intends to do with its Uber stake.
But Uber has gained a reputation as a highly secretive and powerful company, with a history of sexual harassment cases that are now being investigated by dozens of U.S. and international regulators.
Oxbridge has denied any wrongdoing.
The Uber acquisition is the first time Oxford will publicly acknowledge that it has invested in Uber.
In the days following the announcement, Oxfam International tweeted a series of photographs that showed a man in a red T-shirt with the word "OXFAM" emblazoned on his chest.
Oxfam's tweet suggested that the man in the photograph was "an Oxford global representative."
But Oxfam said it had not been made aware of any specific Oxford representative.
In a statement, OxFam said the images were "fake."
It did not say if it had contacted Oxford about the photograph.
The news that Oxford had purchased Uber was not immediately made public.
Oxfam did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Oxfam's new owner, Oxfaming Capital, is the latest investment in Uber that Oxfaring Capital has made.
In January, Oxfaing Capital acquired UberX and the company was renamed Uber Technologies.
Oxfaering Capital has also bought other Uber acquisitions, including Ola and Grab.
In December, Oxfbam Capital acquired Ola, and Oxfame Capital acquired Grab in February.
Oxfbaming Capital did not respond to questions about whether it has any current investments in Uber or Oxfamy.
In September, Oxffam Capital purchased Uber's business unit, the Uber Business, in a deal valued at $500 million.
Oxffaming Capital said it is not involved in Uber's acquisition.
In June, Oxenfaming Capital bought Ola for $1 billion.
Oxfingam Capital did NOT have a direct role in Ola's acquisition, Oxfyams spokesperson said in an email to the Los Angeles Times.
Oxenfaming is also working to buy Lyft, the dominant U.K.-based ride-and-ride service.
Lyft, however, has not yet been acquired by Oxfamed, and its valuation is still unknown.
Oxfingam's purchase of Lyft was not publicly disclosed.
In May, Oxfenam Capital bought UberX for $2 billion, a deal that Oxfbamer Capital did publicly disclose.
In August, the company announced that it would acquire Lyft for $500 billion.
In January, Lyft was purchased by a group of venture capital firms led by Andreessen Horowitz, the Silicon Valley venture capital firm founded by co-founder Sam Altman.
The deal, valued by investors at $1.5 trillion, was led by Founders Fund, which was previously the owner of Y Combinator, a popular accelerator and incubator in Silicon Valley.
Oxfenams CEO said that it will be the largest acquisition ever of a private company in the world.
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Storage is simply safekeeping your things for future use. Many storage units provide good safekeeping services.
Many people and businesses are storing their belongings away to be used sometime in the future. There are many reasons they go to storage units. Situations like moving to a new home, remodeling or building a new home or some short-term reason may require the need to have your belongings to be placed on storage. You may ask your moving company for storage option suitable for you. This will take away the trouble of searching for self storage. The good thing about storing with your moving company is that the company will be responsible for delivering your furniture and other belongings when you decided to use them. The trucks used for transit may be another storage option if you need your belongings to be stored for a very short period of time. Be sure nobody can break in the truck and parked in a safe area.
There may come a time that you do not know whether to store or not to store you belongings, consider other alternative that may be convenient for you. There are some important questions to consider before making a decision to store your items or not.
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WASHINGTON – Oct. 18, 2010 – Recent revelations about mortgage lenders filing possibly faulty court papers to foreclose on homes has sparked a public outcry and called into question tens of thousands of foreclosures.
A: Lawyers for homeowners fighting foreclosures took depositions from officials who prepare legal documents to get court approval to foreclose. The document signers – who have now been dubbed robo-signers – said they signed thousands of affidavits without reviewing the supporting papers or having the affidavits signed in the presence of a notary. Both are supposed to be done before foreclosure papers are submitted to courts in about 23 states that require judicial approval for all or most foreclosures. Some lawyers allege there were instances of fraud, too, including backdated documents and forged signatures.
Q: What's happened so far?
A: Some major banks have suspended foreclosures while they review their procedures; others are proceeding while doing their reviews. Bank of America has suspended foreclosures in all 50 states. GMAC Mortgage has suspended evictions and foreclosures in the states that call for a judge's approval and is reviewing foreclosure practices in the others. PNC Financial Services and Litton Loan Services are reviewing their practices. JPMorgan Chase suspended foreclosures in 56,000 cases in the judicial approval states and is reviewing its practices in a handful of the other states.
A: State attorneys general have launched a joint investigation. The Justice Department is reviewing the matter. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which regulates the nation's largest banks, said Friday that it is examining banks' foreclosure procedures, and the Federal Housing Administration is conducting a review. The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a Nov. 16 hearing.
A: Some members of Congress have called for one, but the Obama administration has rejected that idea out of concern that a blanket halt to all foreclosures could damage the fragile housing market's recovery and, with it, the economy.
A: Lawyers and consumer advocates for homeowners say that if banks are found to have acted illegally, courts could see a wave of challenges in both current and past foreclosure cases. It could lead to title claims in courts, where former homeowners who lost their homes in foreclosure actions assert they still own them, even after the homes have been sold. Banks say that even if procedures were not followed correctly, there's no mistake that the homeowners are in default and that the banks have the right to foreclose.
Delays could be costly for banks and taxpayers, because banks and government-owned mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae all must continue to pay maintenance and other expenses on foreclosed properties they can't sell. Freddie and Fannie own or guarantee more than half of all first mortgages.
Significant delays in completing foreclosures could mean it will take longer for prices to recover, economists say. About 30 percent of all house sales now are foreclosures or other distressed properties that sell at substantially lower prices than homes whose owners aren't in financial difficulty. That pulls down market prices overall.
A: Real estate experts say buyers shouldn't avoid foreclosures. But you may want to buy a title insurance policy to protect against a claim stemming from a previous foreclosure, says Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance.
Lenders generally require title insurance before they'll approve a mortgage.
Short sales – where lenders agree to let owners sell houses for less than they owe – should not be affected by the foreclosure controversy, says Rick Sharga of RealtyTrac.
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A TERMINALLY ill mum has started writing heart-wrenching letters to her one-year-old daughter for her to read after she dies.
Sophie George, from Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, was told she only has 18 months to live after being diagnosed with a stage four brain tumour in February.
The devastated 27-year-old is now writing letters for every milestone of daughter Marcie Godfrey's life - including her first day at school, first heartbreak, her wedding, first baby and every birthday.
Full-time mum Sophie said: "I want to make memories and I want her to remember the times she had with her mum.
"It scares me every day that I won't be with her. I've started writing her little letters for her to open as she's growing up.
"I've written one for when she has her first day at school, for when she has her first period and first heartbreak and for when she gets married and has her first baby.
"I'm writing cards for every birthday. I'm telling her that I'll always be watching over her and keeping her safe.
"They will be for those times when she needs her mum and so that she's got something of me to keep my memory alive.
"They're for those moments when she would maybe be talking to her mum.
"Marcie is my life. She's an energetic ball of fun who makes people laugh with her funny cheeky character."
Today is your first day of big school and even though mummy isn't there to hold your hand or kiss you goodbye as you go in to your class, I will be watching over you and keeping you safe.
There is a tissue in your school bag that daddy has sprayed with Mummy's smell so if you get scared just give it a smell to remind you of mummy and that everything will be okay.
Some children might not be very nice to you and you might get sad by that but don't worry mummy will always love you very much.
Whenever you feel sad give your 'mummy' teddy's hand a squeeze to hear my voice.
Sophie has been with Marcie's dad, builder Jay Godfrey, 28, for four and a half years - after they met on Facebook.
The couple plan to tie the knot next month, with Sophie proposing the day after her shock diagnosis.
She said: "I want to make the best of the time I've got left with Marcie and Jay.
"We'd spoken about marriage before but we weren't engaged. I thought 'we've got to do it'. It seemed right. I want us to be husband and wife.
"The day after I got my diagnosis I said we'll get married this year."
The couple will marry for free at The Warren Estate in Maldon, while a local estate agent has paid for her wedding dress.
Sophie said: "It's taken a lot of the stress away. Everyone is coming together and the support we've had from people has been amazing.
"We're really looking forward to it. We've got a videographer to make sure that the whole day is captured and Marcie will be able to look back on it. It will mean everything to me to be married."
Sophie first started to get headaches in January, with the pain so bad it would wake her during the night.
She said: "It was for 24 hours a day for about three weeks.
"It was like a shooting pain all over my head. I was taking strong painkillers but they wouldn't touch it.
"Jay's mum took me to opticians but I was being sick and couldn't speak.
"I went to A&E to see if I could have a scan on the Thursday and they told me it didn't warrant one so sent me away with some painkillers.
"By the Sunday I couldn't see or speak so we went back to the hospital.
"I had an MRI scan which revealed I had a 4.5cm tumour on the left frontal lobe.
"At that point I was just relieved to have a diagnosis. I was relieved to find out what it was and that they'd given me medication to stop the headaches.
"You don't think it's going to be cancer. I remember thinking it would be fine.
"I thought they'd remove it and it would be OK. I never thought for one minute it would be what it was."
Sophie had a six-hour operation to remove 90 per cent of the tumour, and was told doctors would target the rest with chemo and radiotherapy.
She said: "When I woke up from the operation there was quite a big scar on my head and it was a shock to see myself like that.
"The surgeon mentioned it could be a glioblastoma brain tumour but they would have to do a biopsy.
"It took 10 days for the results to come through. That was horrible, I cried every day.
"They rang me after the 10th day, which was on a Monday, and told me to come in on the Thursday to pick up my results.
"I thought it would be OK because if it would have been bad news they would have called me in earlier. So travelling up to the hospital we were all feeling very positive.
"When I got there they went through everything. She said a lot of people have a stage one or two tumour but mine was a stage four and it was incurable.
"They said they couldn't say how long I have left but the average is 18 months.
"Obviously it was heartbreaking. I wouldn't see my little baby grow up. She'd just turned one and a half and I was thinking I'll never see her go to school.
"I was with my mum, dad, partner and his parents. They broke down. We were all devastated."
Sophie has just finished a six-week spell of radiotherapy to try to prolong her life - and is wearing a hairpiece so Marcie doesn't notice her hair loss.
She said: "At the moment I feel fine. I've not had any headaches.
"They've told me towards the end I may start to lose my memory - and that scares me that my daughter will see me like that and that maybe I won't remember who she is.
"I'm trying to be as positive as I can and taking each day as it comes. I'm trying to prolong my life for as long as I can.
"We are looking at other options in Germany but it's very expensive."
The couple are now planning a trip to Disneyland Florida to help them make memories with Marcie, who's already been to Peppa Pig World and Disneyland Paris.
Sophie said: "I'm only in my twenties and you don't ever think you'll be facing something like this.
"It makes you cherish the little things and be grateful for every moment. I'm so grateful for everything.
"I know Marcie will be fine. She's going to be so well looked after by her dad and we've got a big family who love her to bits.
"Jay has been my rock ever since I met him. He's looked after me and gone above and beyond to make me happy.
Katie Price's dying mum Amy has also written notes to her grandchilden to open when she's gone.
While BBC newsreader Rachael Bland is writing a heartbreaking mum's guide to life for her toddler son as she deals with terminal cancer.
Sophie's family are fundraising for further treatment and trips with Marcie. You can donate here.


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Baseball and politics
The beginning of this week was eventful in the Bay Area. First on Monday the San Francisco Giants became "world champions" in baseball. Something that Giants haven't been since 1954 when they actually were the New York Giants. The two best teams in the two different leagues that make up MLB (Major League Baseball) in USA play a final called the "World Series". It's a series played as best of 7 games. This year the final was between Sen Francisco Giants and Texas Rangers.
The first two games were played in San Francisco and Giants won them both. Then the next three games were played in Texas. Giants won two of these and had won the whole shebang!
Today, Wednesday, Giants had traveled back to San Francisco to be celebrated by big crowds of fans.
I suspect the reason that they were celebrated today and not yesterday was that Tuesday this week was midterm elections in USA. All states voted for what people to send to the Senate and the House of Representatives. In California the election for senator was between democrat Barbara Boxer (who already has been serving 3 terms) and republican Carly Fiorina (former CEO of Hewlett Packard).
There were also a lot of local elections going on at the same time. The most important one was who would be the new governor of California after Arnold Schwarzenegger who has had the post for the past eight years.
As you may know political campaigns in USA are a bit different than in Sweden. On TV there are a lot of "negative ads" that are not so much about what the candidate behind the ad wants to do but rather how crappy the other candidate is. If your main source of information is TV and you don't watch so much news then this is pretty much all you will see. The democrat candidate Jerry Brown (who has been governor before) "just spends and spends and spends" and Meg Whitman (former CEO of EBay) "is dealing with issues that clearly eludes her" and "has a loose relationship with the truth".
But there are also elections for a lot of other positions like Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Controller, Attorney General etc etc. And if this was not enough there are also elections for a number of specific issues both on the state level and on the county level (San Francisco County, Santa Clara County etc). The probably most famous one was California Proposition 19, whether marijuana should be legalized. On the state level there were 10 propositions.
One was "Prop 23" that was backed by two oil companies from Texas. They wanted to suspend the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 that aimed at reducing green house gases. The proposition wanted that to be put on hold until the economy got better. When voters had said no to Prop 23 Arnold said in an interview on TV that "Yestarday we beat Texas (referring to the basball game). And you know, today we did it again".
In Santa Clara County (the county that includes e.g. Mountain View and San Jose) the people voted among other things whether hotel taxes should be raised from 10% to 12% so that budgets cuts could be avoided for things like the police and fire department.


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Colorado: Unanimous Yes To Medical Marijuana In Schools
The Colorado Senate has unanimously voted to allow the use of medical marijuana in schools.
The Colorado Senate on Tuesday voted unanimously to allow the use of medical marijuana in schools.
Allow for non-smokable cannabis
The measure, House Bill 1373, passed by a vote of 35-0 in the state government's upper chamber. It will next head to the desk of Gov. John Hickenlooper, who has said he supports the initiative, for final signature.
According to the bill, the state's schools must now allow for the use of non-smokeable cannabis, provided that the substance is administered by a proper adult. Students will not be allowed to administer the substance on their own.
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In early levels, with just one transporter in play, use the Arrow Keys on your computer keyboard to control it. When there are two transporters in play, use the Arrow Keys to control one spacecraft, and the WASD Keys to control the other (Ask a friend or family member to play with you to share the load!). To pick up an alien, land beside it and allow it to hop up into the transporter. When the alien is on board, a cloud-shaped icon will appear – indicating where the alien wants to go. Safely fly the transporter to this desired destination, where the alien customer automatically jumps out. When all transporting tasks are complete, a purple, cloudy Exit Portal appears. Fly directly into this to progress to the next level.
If you incur too much damage from collisions, your transporter explodes and you must re-play the level. You must also keep an eye on the fuel level indicated in the top corner/s of the play area. Some levels have 'refueling' stations – Land next to these to refuel your transporter. Remember - safety first!


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Chess and Hip-Hop, Continued
Last Friday, following the death of Bobby Fischer, we noted that Fischer has been alluded to in the lyrics of a few hip-hop songs. Readers have written in to help paint an even broader picture of the connections between hip-hop and chess. At least two members of the Wu-Tang Clan, The RZA and The GZA, were participants last fall in the first annual Chess Kings Invitational Championship Belt. The RZA prevailed. And, last spring, The RZA and Josh Waitzkin (the prodigy whose story was the basis for the movie "Searching for Bobby Fischer") participated in a panel discussion that explored the uses of chess and martial arts in promoting nonviolence and unity. All of this, of course, may spring from "Shuan ma lian huang," a 1979 film also known as "Ninja Checkmate" or "The Mystery of Chessboxing," which not only gave its name to a Wu-Tang song but also features a character named Ghost-Faced Killer.—Ben Greenman


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Warren's wealth tax would raise $1T less than she projected, study finds
Warren's tax would generate about 30% less than her campaign initially said
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How did Sen. Warren's wealth-tax comments impact voter opinion during Democratic debate?
Maslansky + Partners president Lee Carter discusses the wealth tax survey she created during Wednesday's Democratic debate.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is overestimating the proceeds that her plan to tax extremely rich Americans would generate, according to a new study, potentially diminishing a signature tenet of her presidential campaign that would be used to fund ambitious proposals to reshape the U.S. economy.
The Democratic candidate's tax, if implemented, would raise between $2.3 trillion and $2.7 trillion over the course of a decade, well below the $3.75 trillion in revenue her campaign is projecting the tax on millionaires and billionaires would bring in during that period, according to a new study released by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
Essentially, the Penn Wharton Budget Model, a nonpartisan, independent research organization, found that Warren's tax would create between $1 trillion to $1.3 trillion less than she has estimated, or about 30 percent.
Under Warren's plan, which she rolled out in January, there would be a 2 percent tax on individuals with a net worth above $50 million, and a 6 percent tax on those worth more than $1 billion. The Massachusetts Democrat's campaign said she intends to use the tax to cover her plans for universal childcare, free public college tuition, eliminating student loan debt and Medicare-for-all.
About $1 trillion would go toward Warren's $20.5 trillion single-payer health care system. She has insisted that she will not need to raise taxes on middle-class Americans in order to finance her proposals, although economists on the left and right have questioned the numbers.
The reason for the huge discrepancy in estimates, researchers said, is because the study took into account likely responses by taxpayers to either legally reduce their tax exposure via loopholes or illegally dodge the law. (Without any tax avoidance, legal or illegal, researchers projected the policy would raise $4.8 trillion).
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaks during a town hall meeting at Grinnell College, Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, in Grinnell, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Warren developed the plan with the help of two economists at the University of California at Berkeley, Gabriel Zucman (the author of "The Hidden Wealth of Nations") and Emmanuel Saez. They say the $3.75 trillion figure is realistic because it includes a series of anti-avoidance measures, including mandatory audits and a boost in funding for the IRS.
Critics often point to Europe as evidence a wealth tax won't be effective in the U.S. In 1990, 12 countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development had wealth taxes. Just four — France, Norway, Spain, and Switzerland — have one today.
An OECD report from 2018 observed that countries rolled back wealth taxes for several reasons, including the failure "to meet their redistributive goals." Overall, revenues collected from taxes on the rich have, "with a few exceptions, been very low," the report said. Basically, European countries found it challenging to actually enforce the wealth tax and force the rich to pay more to the government. Detractors also argue that because countries compete with each other to be investor-friendly, establishing a wealth tax would result in the rich fleeing from that country, taking with them any investment or possible economic growth.
Still, Zucman has maintained that the failure of a wealth tax in Europe does not mean it would fail in the U.S. If properly enforced, he wrote in a February paper, the wealth tax would effectively reduce the fortunes of some of the richest Americans.
"All economists agree that, to the extent that it would not be entirely avoided, a progressive wealth tax would have real economic effects," Zucman wrote. "Given the sharply progressive nature of the wealth tax, these effects would primarily be distributional."
The Wharton study also found the tax would shrink the economy between 0.9 percent and 2.1 percent by 2050, depending on how the revenue was spent. If the money went toward investing in early childhood education, it could lead to "additional labor-market dynamics that boost the economy," by, for instance, increasing female labor-force participation rates over time.
"At the same time, a considerable amount of wealth inequality in the United States has historically been driven by entrepreneurship, a factor that has received very little attention in tax models and analysis," the researchers wrote. "The level of risk-taking that drives new innovation, however, could be materially impacted by wealth taxes over time."
There has never been a wealth tax in the U.S. If established, it would likely face a constitutional challenge, although scholars remain split about the legality of such a levy.


I finally moved the mail service to Google Apps.
I looked long and hard; and even thought about moving the mail to a hosted environment for a few months.
Finally I tested out the google hosted email service – and it looks pretty good.
At the end of the day this frees up two servers running multiple services; and saves me the backup and availability headaches.
It should also give family a better experience (webmail/POP to a google datacenter rather than to my server) and give me more bandwidth to play with.


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Iraq Main Cities
Mosul, Mossul, Arabic Al-Mausil, city in Northern Iraq, 250 m above sea level, on the right bank of the Tigris, (2018) 1.36 million residents.
Administrative seat of the province of Nineveh, seat of a Chaldean metropolitan (with theological seminary) and a Syrian-Orthodox metropolitan; University (founded 1967); archaeological museum, libraries; TV channel; Trading center of an agricultural area (wheat cultivation); most important traffic junction of northern Iraq; Textile, building materials industry. Mosul is on the Baghdad Railway; international Airport.
Mosul rises across from the ruins of Nineveh. From the 10th to the 13th century it was the center of local Arab dynasties, around 1259 it was destroyed by the Mongols under Hülägü and in 1400 by Timur. In 1515 it came to Persia, in 1638 to the Ottoman Empire (important fortress). After the First World War, the area around Mosul was the subject of a dispute between Iraq and Turkey (Mosul question, Mosul treaty). In June 2014, the city was occupied by ISIS (Islamic State) militias. A major offensive by the Iraqi army and its allies on Mosul began in October 2016. On July 9, 2017, the Iraqi military announced the retaking of the largely destroyed city.
Basra, Basrah, provincial capital and most important city in southern Iraq, third largest city and former main port of the country, on the Shatt al-Arab 100 km above its mouth in the Persian Gulf, (2018) 1.34 million residents.
University (founded in 1964); Center of large oil fields (Rumaila and West-Qurna west of Basra, Majnunfeld north of Basra); Petroleum Refinery, Primary Industry; Center of a large date growing area. The port, the oil processing and shipping facilities as well as many other industrial facilities were no longer in operation during the 1st Gulf War between Iraq and Iran (1980-88) because of their proximity to the front. Since the access to the port had to be constantly dredged, an overseas port was opened in Umm Kasr in 1967; international Airport.
Old Basra, the ruins of which are 15 km southwest of today's Basra, was founded by the Arabs in 638 as a permanent military camp. Under the Umayyads, Basra, known in medieval Europe as Balsora (so also in "The Thousand and One Nights") or Bassora, achieved great prosperity and became the center of Arab art and science; Basra was also significant for the development of Islamic theology (Hasan al-Basri, † 728). Basra fell into disrepair since the 10th century; it did not recover from the Mongol invasion in the middle of the 13th century throughout the Middle Ages. In 1638 the city fell to the Ottoman Empire. In 1914 the British occupied Basra, and in 1920 it became the British Mandate Iraq. Destroyed in the 1st and 2nd Gulf War, Basra was the center of a bloodily suppressed uprising by the Shiites against the regime of S. Husain in 1991. Reconstruction then proceeded slowly and was interrupted by the occupation of Iraq in 2003.
According to localtimezone, Kirkuk, Kerkuk, is a city in northeast Iraq, with 972 300 residents (2018).
Administrative seat of the province of Tamin; Center of major oil fields with oil refinery; international Airport.
Since the 3rd millennium BC Attested as Arrapchum, later called Arrapcha, which in the 15th and 14th centuries BC. Was the capital of a small Hurrian kingdom; then in Babylonian, then Assyrian possession (temporarily provincial center). The area around Kirkuk was still known as "Arrapachitis" in Greco-Roman times. The city, which is historically attributable to Kurdistan, fell to the Ottoman Empire with Iraq in 1638 and was occupied by British troops during the First World War. In 1927 the largest Iraqi oil field was discovered here.
Erbil, Arbil, Irbil, city in Northern Iraq, administrative seat of the province of Erbil, lies on a wide hill in the middle of an intensely agricultural plain, 414 m above sea level, (2018) 879,000 residents.
End point of a railway line from Baghdad.
The city center is dominated by the citadel, the beginnings of which probably date back to Assyrian times (UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014). A brick minaret (1190–1223) has been preserved from the old mosque of Erbil.
Erbil, Sumerian Urbilum, Arbilum, Akkadian Arbailu, Arbail, Old Persian Arbaira, Greek Arbela, is one of the oldest continuously populated cities on earth. It is already mentioned in sources of the 3rd millennium, was later an important city of Assyria, starting point of Assyrian campaigns in the west in the 9th century BC. Chr.; the Temple of Assur and Ishtar was v. a. in the 7th century an important oracle sanctuary (Leberschau). Erbil was probably 615 BC. Occupied by the Medes.
The Battle of Gaugamela took place northwest of Erbil.


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17 November, 2017 - 01:58 ancient-origins
Why the Crusades Were Not a 'Clash of Civilizations'
Ask pretty much anyone – whether terrorists, politicians (of all camps), dinner party guests, or religious leaders – and the one thing that they will say with confidence about the Crusades is that they were a conflict between two diametrically opposed religions: Christianity and Islam – a clash of civilizations. This is a widely-held judgement – but is it correct?
The First Crusade (1095-1099) – the massive expedition that marched across Europe and the Middle East to capture Jerusalem – underlines some of the difficulties surrounding this toxic assessment. These became evident during research I conducted for two books: Encountering Islam on the First Crusade and The Field of Blood : The Battle for Aleppo and the Remaking of the Medieval Middle East (forthcoming).
Problems become clear from the campaign's outset. The documents produced by crusaders preparing for the journey, known as charters, only occasionally mention any enemy and concentrate their attention on reaching and conquering Jerusalem.
A romantic 19 th century vision of Godfrey de Bouillon and the leaders of the first Crusade, 1095-99. ( Public Domain )
Of course, they knew that achieving this objective would require warfare, but they demonstrated little interest in their enemies' identity, often labelling them as "pagans" – essentially, "non-Christians". Jerusalem at this time was steadily moving into the epicenter of contemporary religious culture and it was this goal that galvanized thousands to participate, not the desire to attack an enemy religion.
The pope's military objectives were more mixed. In addition to Jerusalem, Pope Urban II also wanted crusading knights to defend the distant Byzantine Empire against attack – but this aspiration does not seem to have resonated with his audience in the same way as the thought of reaching the Holy Land.
The Children's Crusade: Thousands of Children March to Holy Land but Never Return
Godfrey of Bouillon: Leader in the First Crusades and Ruler of the Kingdom of Jerusalem
Unmasking King Richard: Does the Lionhearted King of England Have a Better Reputation Than He Deserves?
Godfrey de Bouillon passing the Jordan and killing a camel. ( Public Domain )
Uninformed and Uninterested
By extension, throughout the crusade, the Franks (crusaders) proved both uninformed and uninterested in the Islamic faith (or the "Saracen law" as it was known). They knew "Saracens" to be non-Christians and some were vaguely aware of the division between Sunni and Shia Islam, but rarely more. A few thought, erroneously, that Muslims were polytheists. Even many years after the crusade, one 12th century Western writer, William of Malmesbury, in his Gesta Regum Anglorum , found it necessary to explain that "Saracens" did not practice the same faith as Baltic pagans.
In short, Jerusalem, not Islam, was the target and they knew little about this religion.
Battle of Antioch 1098, ( Public Domain )
On campaign, the crusaders' main opponents were the Seljuk Turks. The Turks were originally a largely shamanistic and nomadic people who had migrated from the Central Asian Steppe region to conquer much of the Muslim world during the century preceding the crusade. They had seized Syria and the Holy Land only 20 years previously.
By the 1090s, the Turks had begun to convert to Islam but many retained elements of their former beliefs. During the crusade – and in later decades – observers noted that some Turks still (among other things): buried their dead with grave goods, scalped enemies, and conducted colossal drinking parties. All these customs reflected their former traditions and many of these and other practices conflicted with Islamic teaching. So the Turks – the crusaders' main opponents – were hardly longstanding adherents of Islam but instead were part of the way through a long-term process of religious transition.
Mystery of the Knights Templars: Protectors or Treasure Hunters on a Secret Mission?
The Mysterious Fairy Flag of Clan MacLeod and its Legendary Protective Powers
The Krak des Chevaliers: Can this Crusader Fortress Survive the Current Syrian Conflict?
Peter the Hermit preaching the First Crusade - from the painting by James Archer. ( Public Domain )
Then, with the escalating conflict brought about by the crusaders' advance into Turkish territory, several local peoples rebelled against the Turks. These included many native Muslim communities who wanted to throw off their Turkish overlords. And while some were prepared to fight against the crusaders, many remained neutral and some – especially following the crusade – sought crusader assistance (which the crusaders were prepared to offer). Some Bedouin tribes began to cooperate with the Franks soon after the First Crusade.
The crusade's final act occurred in 1099 with the conquest of Jerusalem from the Fatimids (the Shia Muslim rulers of Egypt), following a hard-fought siege. The city's fall concluded with a general massacre of its population (around 3,000 people were killed, both Muslims and Jews) that was explicitly described by its perpetrators as an act of religious cleansing.
This deed has long been taken as proof of the crusaders' anti-Islamic hatred. Even so, there are problems with this kind of assessment. The crusaders' actions in Jerusalem are not mirrored by their behavior towards Muslims elsewhere. They did perpetrate several massacres throughout the crusade. In the Near East these typically occurred when a town refused to surrender to their forces and consequently was taken by storm. Having said this, they were also open on other occasions to cooperative action and treaties with the Near East's non-Christian powers.
Detail of a medieval miniature of the Siege of Antioch from Sébastien Mamerot's Les Passages d'Outremer ( Public Domain )
Indeed, since 1097 both the Fatimids and the crusaders had been trying to forge a mutually beneficial alliance against the Turks. It was only when these talks collapsed that the crusaders' initiated their siege on Jerusalem. They also admired many of the enemy leaders and warriors who they encountered, either over the negotiating table or on the field of battle, noting their strengths and virtues. One source, entitled the Gesta Francorum , even suggested that the Turks and Franks might be related to one another.
It seems more likely that the massacre was connected more to the crusaders' ideological ideas surrounding the sanctity of Jerusalem itself than to any specifically anti-Islamic sentiment. According to this script, the crusaders deemed any non-Christian presence within its walls to be spiritually unacceptable, but this did not inhibit cooperation elsewhere.
13th-century miniature depicting the siege of Jerusalem 1099 ( Public Domain )
In this way, the crusade was an event of enormous brutality, yet it defies easy classification as a clash of civilizations. The crusaders were not generally interested in Muslims/Islam, aside from the plain fact that they were non-Christians. They were prepared to ally with Muslim communities when it served their purposes and their primary opponents were only partially Islamified. The regions' local Muslim populace found itself trapped between two conquerors (crusaders and Turks) and forced to take sides, many opting to resist the Turks.
It is fashionable today in some circles to characterize the First Crusade as a "clash of civilizations", but in the 11th century, the reality was considerably more nuanced.
Top image: Taking of Jerusalem by the Crusaders, 15th July 1099, Emile Signol ( Public Domain )
The article ' Why the Crusades were not a 'clash of civilizations ' by Nicholas Morton was originally published on The Conversation and has been republished under a Creative Commons license.
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William Bradshaw wrote on 17 November, 2017 - 03:11 Permalink
A very important aspect to understanding the Crusades is to understand that the Franks, and Normans for that matter, were actually Jewish. The Jews have always maintained a hatred for Muslims as they are diametrically opposed.
One has to remember that prior to Abraham, Jews were actually Muslims, despite the fact that Mohammed was not even born. The reason I state this is that Jews were originally Satanic (patriarchal) until Abraham converted to Lucifer (matriarchal). Do not be offended by these terms as Satan and Lucifer were both tetraploid humans that acted as God.
Jews have been Luciferian since Abraham converted and their subsvervient religions (all Persian religions) are also Luciferian. This includes Sikhs, Jains, Hindus, Buddhists, Roman Catholics and some others.
This information may be offensive to many, especially those of these aforementioned religions, but it is the truth. It should be well noted that our Hellenistic Western world is Luciferian or matriarchal and this is the New World Order, a civilization run by women, not men. This female tetraploid human, called Lucifer, is the Devil, not Satan.
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12 January, 2020 - 13:48 dhwty
The Crusades Beyond the Battlefield
The Crusades were a series of holy wars between the Christians of Western Europe and the Muslims of the Middle East. Traditionally, there were nine major Crusades, which took place between the 11th...
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29 December, 2019 - 18:56 ancient-origins
Knights Templar: Still Loved by Conspiracy Theorists
On Christmas Day, 1119, the king of Jerusalem, Baldwin II persuaded a group of French knights led by Hugh de Payne II to save their souls by protecting pilgrims traveling the Holy Land. And so the...
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10 November, 2019 - 23:02 dhwty
Richard the Lionheart – The Crusader King
Richard I (more commonly known as Richard Cœur de Lion or Richard the Lionheart ) was a king of England who lived during the 12th century. He is arguably best-known for the role he played in the...
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Ancient Pirita Convent Caught Up in a Terrible War
The Baltic nation of Estonia is one of Europe's least crowded countries and has two UNESCO World Heritage sites, one you may never have heard of. The Struve Geodetic Arc , which Estonia shares with...
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9 November, 2018 - 17:23 dhwty
The Children's Crusade is one of the more unusual events that occurred in Medieval England. In the year 1212, tens of thousands of self-proclaimed, unarmed crusading children set out from northern...
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22 July, 2018 - 18:59 ancient-origins
Understanding the Crusades from an Islamic Perspective
What if the Crusades' history was told from an Arab perspective? In fact, in 2016 al-Jazeera TV did just that. It released a four-episode documentary on the Crusades, and the trailer introduced the...
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Pseudaesopia is een geslacht van straalvinnige vissen uit de familie van de eigenlijke tongen (Soleidae).

Soort
 Pseudaesopia japonica (Bleeker, 1860)

Eigenlijke tongen

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What two nfl football teams played in Monday night football on September 21st 2009?
The two NFL football teams played in Monday night football on September 21st 2009 was Miami Dolphins @ New York Jets.
Q: What two nfl football teams played in Monday night football on September 21st 2009?
What teams played in the First Monday Night Football Game?
Jets and Browns September 21st, 1970 in Cleveland
Who played in the first Monday Night Football game?
The first Monday Night Football game was played September 21, 1970 between the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland. The Browns won 31-21.
What is the Cowboys' record on Monday night football?
As of September 2012, the Dallas Cowboys have a 43-31 record in Monday night games.
Who hasn't played on Monday night football?
Dallas Texans
How old is Monday night football?
Monday Night Football started in 1970.
Who is playing on the first Monday night football game in September 2010?
The first game played on Monday night, September 13, 2010, will be the Baltimore Ravens at the New York Jets. The second game that night will be the San Diego Chargers at the Kansas City Chiefs.
What year was the first monday night football game played?
What movie and television projects has Allen Rossum been in?
Allen Rossum has: Played Himself - San Francisco 49ers Defensive Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Defenisve Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Atlanta Falcons Cornerback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Green Bay Packers Defensive Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played himself in "Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith" in 2005.
Did monday night football come from England?
English Premier League (soccer) games are played on Monday nights, but I doubt the concept for Monday Night Football originated from that.AnswerNo. In England football is traditionally played at 3.00pm on Saturdays. Monday night football is essentially a product of television companies paying clubs to change their kick off times for live television broadcasts.
Which team played the most monday night football games?
How many consecutive seasons have the Packers played on Monday Night Football?
Has any nfl team never played on monday night football?
Jags
What channel does Monday night football come on?
Monday Night Football is played on ESPN. This has been the case since 2005 when MNF severed their relationship with NBC after 36 years.
Team to win 1st Monday Night Football game?
Starting with the 1970 season, the NFL began scheduling games on Monday night on a weekly basis. This was the birth of what we know today as Monday Night Football. In the first of these games, played September 21, 1970 the Cleveland Browns defeated the New York Jets 31-21.
What movie and television projects has Joe Dawkins been in?
Joe Dawkins has: Played Himself - New York Giants Fullback in "The NFL on CBS" in 1956. Played Himself - Houston Oilers Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Denver Broncos Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Houston Oilers Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - New York Giants Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970.
What movie and television projects has Dave Lutz been in?
Dave Lutz has: Played Himself - Detroit Lions Guard in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Detroit Lions Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Kansas City Chiefs Guard in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Kansas City Chiefs Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - 34th Overall Pick in "1983 NFL Draft" in 1983.
What movie and television projects has Roosevelt Leaks been in?
Roosevelt Leaks has: Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback in "The NFL on NBC" in 1965. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Buffalo Bills Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Baltimore Colts Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Buffalo Bills Fullback in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970.
What movie and television projects has Bryan Wagner been in?
Bryan Wagner has: Played Himself - Green Bay Packers Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - San Diego Chargers Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Cleveland Browns Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Chicago Bears Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played himself in "Super Bowl XXIX" in 1995.
Who do the Dallas Cowboys play this Monday on Monday Night Football?
They played the NY Giants. did not play well either.
How many monday night football games have the Chicago Bears lost?
The Bears have played in 60 Monday Night Football games. Out of those 60 games, they have won 24 games and lost 26. Their last win on Monday Night Football was against the Dallas Cowboys in 2013.
What is Brett favre Monday night football record since Monday night football aired?
When was Monday Night Football on Triple M created?
Monday Night Football on Triple M was created in 2007.
What movie and television projects has Matt Turk been in?
Matt Turk has: Played Himself - Miami Dolphins Punter in "The NFL on CBS" in 1956. Played Himself - St. Louis Rams Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - New York Jets Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Washington Redskins Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Miami Dolphins Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Houston Texans Punter in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Washington Redskins Punter in "NFL on FOX" in 1994.
When did Jerry Rice break the touchdown record?
September of 1994 on Monday Night Football vs the Raiders.
What movie and television projects has Chester McGlockton been in?
Chester McGlockton has: Played Himself - Oakland Raiders Defensive Tackle in "The NFL on NBC" in 1965. Played Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Defensive Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Denver Broncos Defensive Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Kansas City Chiefs Defensive Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Oakland Raiders Defensive Tackle in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970.


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The 2017–18 season was Paksi SE's 12th competitive season, 12th consecutive season in the OTP Bank Liga and 65nd year in existence as a football club.

First team squad

Transfers

Summer

In:

Out:

Statistics

Appearances and goals
Last updated on 9 December 2017.

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Top scorers
Includes all competitive matches. The list is sorted by shirt number when total goals are equal.

Last updated on 9 December 2017

Disciplinary record
Includes all competitive matches. Players with 1 card or more included only.

Last updated on 9 December 2017

Overall
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|Games played || 22 (19 OTP Bank Liga and 3 Hungarian Cup)
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|Games won || 9 (6 OTP Bank Liga and 3 Hungarian Cup)
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|Games drawn || 6 (6 OTP Bank Liga and 0 Hungarian Cup)
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|Games lost || 7 (7 OTP Bank Liga and 0 Hungarian Cup)
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|Goals scored || 38
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|Goals conceded || 30
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|Goal difference || +8
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|Yellow cards || 38
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|Red cards || 2
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|rowspan="1"|Worst discipline ||  Ádám Simon (7 , 0 )
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|rowspan="1"|Best result || 7–0 (A) v Balatonfüred - Magyar Kupa - 25-10-2017
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|rowspan="1"|Worst result || 1–4 (H) v Videoton - OTP Bank Liga - 06-09-2017
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|rowspan="1"|Most appearances ||  Lajos Bertus (21 appearances)
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|rowspan="1"|Top scorer ||  László Bartha (6 goals)
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|Points || 33/66 (50.0%)
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Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Matches

League table

Results summary

Results by round

Hungarian Cup

References

External links
 Official Website
 UEFA
 worldfootball

Paksi SE seasons
Hungarian football clubs 2017–18 season


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Coronary Stenosis is that situation in which a coronary artery got lessened and backed up in the company of materials like cholesterol or fat. Coronary artery is a blood container situated in the heart. The providing of blood to the heart is done by the coronary artery. If the artery got tapered, it can harshly affect the heart and its functioning, and possibly become critical. If the coronary artery got wounded, then it may result in Coronary Stenosis.
The solid material known as cholesterol get connect to the interior of blood vessels, affecting their capability to bring blood to the heart. The coronary artery got damaged due to the presence of cholesterol in the blood. Due to the presence of the large amount of cholesterol, the blood pressure also got increased. Smoking of cigarettes can also do the same, because of the presence of nicotine in cigarettes. As the nicotine makes the blood vessels lessened and blocked.
Gentle occasion of Coronary Stenosis might not contain any symptoms. Once the artery becomes more lessened, the situation becomes worse. It has rigid feeling in the chest as it battles with the clogged material to pass blood all the way. It may also create a problem in breathing, chiefly after some physical actions, because the heart didn't have sufficient oxygen. If this is left untreated, the blood present in the artery may clot and block completely from giving the blood to the heart, might result in a heart attack.
Proper medications could be used for the treatment of Coronary Stenosis. As prescribed by the doctor, some blood thinning medicines could be taken, so that the blood can easily flow through a thin coronary artery. A person with a large amount of cholesterol can take medicines to lower the cholesterol present in the blood, resulting in the decrease of blockage. Medications lowering the blood pressure can stop stenosis from becoming worse.
Surgery is also an alternative for the handling of CS. The most common of the surgeries for the treatment of Coronary Stenosis is angioplasty. In this surgery, the surgeon slots an unfilled balloon in the clogged area and use a device to load balloon with air. This result in forcing surplus materials nearer to the walls of the artery, which further results in freezing space for the blood to push. There is also a more critical case of CS, in which greater than one artery is clogged. In this type of coronary stenosis, a bypass surgery is required. In a bypass surgery, the surgeon slices a piece of vein from a new part and joins it to the block area. This transmits blood around any lessened coronary arteries.
Age is also a factor of getting Coronary artery stenosis. It is more likely to happen to a person getting older. Heredity is also a reason in getting coronary artery stenosis, people may suffers by this disease inherently. Also, it is usually common in men than in women. Living an inactive life style may result in high danger of such coronary disease. This can be prohibited by doing daily exercise, having a low diet food, quitting the smoke and proper treatment.