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Yuriy Vasylyovych Stolyarchuk (; born 8 September 1962, Tetiyiv, Ukraine) is the state Counsellor of Justice of the 3rd class, deputy of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine since 1 April 2015.

Education
After graduating Tetiyiv high school in 1979, he worked on Tetiyiv consumer service facility and as inspector of Tetiyiv inspection of state social security service.
In 1981 enrolled in Kharkiv law institute named by F.E. Dzerzhinskiy and graduated in 1985.

Career
 1987 – started working in prosecution office as paralegal in Radyanskiy district of Kyiv
 November 1987 – August 1992 – legal investigator in Radyanskiy district of Kyiv
 August 1992 – November 1993 – chief investigator in Radyanskiy district of Kyiv
 November 1993 – February 2004 – various positions in Kyiv prosecution office and General prosecution office
 February 2004 – retired on reaching age limit
 July 2014 – started working in Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine
 Since 1 April 2015 – the Deputy of Prosecutor General of Ukraine

He is the member of the board of Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine

Gongadze case
Yuriy Stolyarchuk solved the murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze. He was the investigator of the case and the head of the group, which detained general Pukach, who later confessed in journalist's murder. Pukach was detained in Stolyarchuk's office in October 2003. At the time, Pukach was incriminated with the destruction of documents of outdoor surveillance service which surveilled Gongadze.

The lawyer of Myroslava Gongadze, the wife of the journalist, Valentyna Telichenko told about Stolyarchuk: "One of the witnesses said that Yuriy Stolyarchuk was the first one who did not want to collect negative information about Georgiy Gongadze, but was interested in facts; the first one who was not biased".

Counter-actions against counterfeit goods
On March 1, 2016 one of the largest supplies of counterfeit cigarettes produced in so-called Donetsk People Republic and amounted to more than 4 million UAH was detained via Department of investigation and supervision of criminal proceedings in spheres of state service and property of Prosecutor General's office of Ukraine headed by Yuriy Stolyarchuk.
While conducting urgent investigative measures car branded "URAL" was detained together with semitrailer. It was heading towards Kyiv escorted by staff of special patrol police forces "Kyiv". There were counterfeit goods in the car – about 400 000 packs of cigarettes amounted to more than 4 million UAH. Criminal proceeding under Art. 204 of Criminal Code of Ukraine was opened (illegal storage and transportation with intent to sell excisable goods).

Counter actions against arms traffic
Special operation in order to confiscate illegal weapons and ammunition in ATO zone was conducted on 25 February 2016 by Department of investigation and supervision of criminal proceedings in spheres of state service and property of Prosecutor General's office of Ukraine headed by Yuriy Stolyarchuk in cooperation with Chief Military Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine.
One of the largest stock of weapons in recent years was confiscated: 65 kg of TNT, 112 zinc cases of 14,5 mm bullets, 196 cases, 3610 items; 12,7 mm bullets – 64 cases; 7,62 mm bullets x 54 – 19 cases, 1464 items; 30 mm bullets – 670 items, 27 cases; 7 anti-tank missiles; 29 anti-tank mines TM62m; 6 antipersonnel mines MOH50; 480 grenades; 14 anti-tank mines KZOZ; 6 fragmentation mines; 4 cumulative devices k35; 20 kg of plastid; 98 RPG-7 missiles.

Arrest of the Head of Kyiv Court of Appeal
Chief investigation department of General Prosecutor's office of Ukraine headed by General Prosecutor Deputy Yuriy Stolyarchuk conducted an unprecedented operation of searches and notification of suspicion to the Head of Kyiv Court of Appeal A. Chernushenko. He was accused of serious criminal offenses under ch. 2, Art. 376-1 (illegal interference with automated court management system) and ch. 2, Art. 375 (unlawful court judgments) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

After the search in Kyiv Court of Appeal money, servers and computers with automated court management system were confiscated. Systematical facts of illegal interference with automated court management system by staff of Kyiv Court of Appeal, including judges, were documented.

On June 30, 2015 the Parliament of Ukraine agreed to detainment and arrest of the judge of Kyiv Court of Appeal A. Chernushenko as proposed by the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, supported by the Head of the Supreme Court of Ukraine. 276 and 273 deputies voted in favor of this decision.

Personal life
Married, has 2 children.

Awards and achievements
Yuriy Stolyarchuk received numerous awards from the General Prosecutor for his dutiful service in prosecution sphere. He is named as Honored staff member of the prosecution office of Ukraine.

He received state award "Honored lawyer of Ukraine" according to Presidential Decree #18/2016.

References

1962 births
Living people
20th-century Ukrainian lawyers
21st-century Ukrainian lawyers


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Movies I Have Seen Lately
Posted by The Baron on June 1, 2009 at 8:09pm in Movies and TV
Saw a Takashi Miike picture called The Great Yokai War. "Yokai" is a Japanese term for monsters from folklore, as opposed to the more familiar kaiju. It's a kids' picture, about a young boy from Tokyo sent out to live in the countryside with his older sister and his intermittently senile grandfather. When a vengeful spirit appears, the boy gets caught up in a war between warring groups of yokai and must find his courage to become the "Kirin Rider", the hero who will set everything to rights. It's not a bad picture - nothing deep, but an amusing story. Some of the yokai are really trippy, Japanese folklore can get pretty "out there", apparently.
Permalink Reply by Wandering Sensei: Moderator Man on June 9, 2019 at 7:51pm
I watched The Box last night. I had never even heard of this, but I was familiar with the Twilight Zone episode on which this movie is based, "Button Button."
This movie was interesting. Definitely not a great film, but it did toy with some concepts that were not in the TV episode. It went in some new directions; in fact, the end of that episode is sort of the launching point for most of the movie. It's not what you'd expect, but I do think that most people on this board will find it far more fascinating than I did.
Permalink Reply by Wandering Sensei: Moderator Man on June 15, 2019 at 6:21pm
After a long week at work and a long and eventful first half of my weekend, I have taken advantage of the start of my solitary time by watching a film I've never seen before, Planet Terror. I love the way Robert Rodriguez took advantage of the Grindhouse theme and used all of those silly film shortcuts and embraced them. Sure, if this movie hadn't been featured in such a celebratory 70's manner, it would have seemed cheap. But I loved it for everything that it was. Zombies, scientists, militaristic bad guys, and the hodgepodge crew of fighters that brought the trophy home at the end of the day--they made this film work in a great, entertaining way.
Now I'm watching the second part of the Grindhouse feature, Death Proof. This is an awesome duo of movies.
Permalink Reply by Jeff of Earth-J on June 17, 2019 at 10:30am
THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GREY (1945): Despite it being adapted in Dark Shadows and "Oscar Wilde" being a main character in Cerebus, I have never read the book nor seen this movie until last night. It's sort of "thinking man's" horror, very well directed. It's in b&w, but every once in a while a close-up of the painting is in technicolor. A stiking effect! Best known in the cast today would be Angela Lansbury and Donna Reed.
Permalink Reply by ClarkKent_DC on June 17, 2019 at 10:52pm
We saw The Sun Is Also a Star and really enjoyed it. Most of it takes place over one day in New York City and, as it opens, Natasha Kingsley is all nerves and urgency. On the morrow, she and her family are to be deported to Jamaica. As she has lived in the States half her life, since the age of 9. New York is the only home she knows. Her parents are resigned to the deportation, but she wants to stay and fight, and has a meeting with an Immigration and Naturalization Service officer to plead for some kind of last-ditch intervention.
Daniel Bae has an appointment too, with a Dartmouth alum who can give him a favorable admissions recommendation. He's a lot more leisurely about it, mostly because he doesn't really want it; going to medical school is his family's dream, not his.
Natasha's and Daniel's paths cross on the way to their respective appointments, and he is instantly smitten Natasha is charmed but afraid, knowing tomorrow really is not promised to her. The INS agent can't help her, but he does pass along the business card of a lawyer who specializes in cases like hers. On that slim hope, Natasha and Daniel make their way around town and into each other's hearts
Natasha is Yara Shahidi of black-ish and grown-ish, and of course Daniel instantly falls for her -- she is warm, personable, and exotically beautiful. Daniel is Charles Melton, whom we know as Reggie on Riverdale. He is charming and earnest as he tries to win Natasha over.
This is one of those kinds of movies where New York is, as they say, another character in the story. Fully half the budget must have gone to establishing shots of various neighborhoods and the city skyline from different vantage points. The movie revolves around different vantage points; there are even consultants on Korean culture and Jamaican culture listed in the credits.
It's a pleasant love story, well photographed and told.
This weekend, I continue my Robert Rodriguez kick, watching both Machete and Machete Kills. For a franchise based on a fake trailer, this is relentlessly entertaining, big dumb fun.
Permalink Reply by PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod on June 23, 2019 at 7:53pm
BREAKING AWAY (1979): Wow! I really liked this movie. It's been some time since I've seen it, but I probably liked it more this time than before. If you like Hoosiers, you'll probably like this Indiana-set film, too, maybe even more. Dennis Christopher plays recent high school grad, Daniel Stohler, who is unsure about his future but is obsessed with the Italian cycling team to the point he adopts an Italian accent and sings Italian as he bikes through town. He and his three friends, played by Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, and Jackie Earle Haley, run afoul of some Indiana University students and get an opportunity to race in the University Foundation's "Little 500." Barbara Barrie is very good as Daniel's mom, and Paul Dooley pretty much steals the movie as his dad.
MEET JOE BLACK (1998): This may have been a pretty good movie, but the music was so overdone that it drowned out the dialog.
Permalink Reply by Mark Sullivan (Vertiginous Mod) on June 24, 2019 at 11:36pm
Realized that it was already in my Netflix favorites, and watched it tonight. I only vaguely remember the Twilight Zone episode (not one of the originals, and I don't know the remakes as well). Pretty good, but it definitely went in some odd directions. Not sure I really get the point of it all, but it was worth watching.
I just located "Button Button" (had to go to YouTube, since all the streaming services I have seem to have dropped the later Twilight Zone series). I vaguely remember the episode, now that I've seen it. It's much more of a classic Twilight Zone plot then the movie: a short tale with a twist at the end. The movie probably explains too much by going into the background of the mysterious man who delivers the box, but the complications are interesting. According to the Wikipedia entry, writer Richard Matheson (who wrote the short story it's based on) disapproved of the story. His story had the husband die at the end: did his wife really know him?
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Permalink Reply by Jeff of Earth-J on July 2, 2019 at 3:15pm
ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE (1973): The documentary "The Terry Kath Experience" led me to the song "Tell Me," and "Tell Me" led me to the movie "Electra Glide in Blue." Produced by the same guy who produced Chicago's early albums, it is the most unusual "cop" movie I have ever seen. In addition to Robert Blake, the movie stars Royal Dano, Mitchell Ryan and Elisha Cook, Jr. as well as four members of Chicago in prominent roles.
Permalink Reply by ClarkKent_DC on July 11, 2019 at 11:10pm
There's a bunch of movies we've seen I haven't mentioned, so I'll try to do that.
Little: The inverse of Big. Even the logo uses the same font. The ever-reliable Regina Hall is Jordan Sanders, a hard-charging tech mogul who is routinely belligerent to everyone, including her long-suffering assistant April Williams, played by Issa Rae. But Hall runs afoul of a tween magician who puts a curse on her to make her "little."
The next morning, Sanders wakes up and finds she's once again a gangly 14-year-old with big hair and bad eyesight. Worse, thanks to a nosy neighbor and the kind of contrivance that can only happen in a situation comedy, Sanders must , enroll in school -- she same middle school where she was a preteen outcast, where she finds herself among the current bunch of misfits. Can she help her new classmates elevate their social standing, save her company, and reverse the curse?
Like any movie with a kid in the lead, if you don't buy the kid in the role, it all falls apart. Little works thanks to Masai Martin as the teenage Jordan, who not only is the co-lead but also is executive producer -- at 14! You go, girl!
Rocketman: This was tagged as having several surface similarities to Bohemian Rhapsody. Both are about British rock stars who hit their peak in the '80s, who both grappled with their sexuality before coming to acceptance about being gay, who both lived lives of sybaritic excess and had precipitous downfalls, who both had the same villainous manager (!)
Also, both movies had the same director of record, Dexter Fletcher. Bryan Singer did the heavy lifting for Bohemian Rhapsody, but didn't get along with star Romi Malek and was fired. After Fletcher came aboard to finish the film, everyone pretended Singer had nothing to do with it ... especially after a fresh round of sexual assault allegations about Singer began to surface in the news.
And there's some carping about how close either movie hews to the facts of their subject's lives. But Rocketman has a solid excuse for its deviations from Elton John's history; it bills itself not as a biopic, but as a musical. Elaborate song-and-dance numbers break out at odd moments, like the brawl that happens to the tune of "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" while John is a struggling lounge pianist.
I'd say don't expect documentary accuracy and just enjoy it.
Permalink Reply by ClarkKent_DC on July 12, 2019 at 12:05am
Breakthrough: This is one of those faith-based movies that tries to proselytize as much as it tries to entertain, and is based on a true story to boot.
The plot: A teenage kid falls through the ice of a frozen lake in Missouri one winter; he's underwater for more than 15 minutes before rescuers can find him; he is raced to the hospital in a coma; and his mother pushes the whole community to pray really really hard for his recovery. The end.
This isn't much more than a glorified TV movie. Indeed, it's full of TV actors: Marcel Ruiz (the One Day at a Time revival); Mike Colter (The Good Wife; Luke Cage) as the EMT who fishes the boy out of the lake; Josh Lucas (The Mysteries of Laura) as the boy's dad; Dennis Haysbert (The Unit, lots of Allstate commercials) as his doctor; Topher Grace (That '70s Show) as the family pastor; and Chrissy Metz (This Is Us) as the boy's mother.

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Latest Painting Project – When Wood Is Good.
When I find a vintage piece of furniture that is in great condition I simply leave the wood to shine.
This fabulous Victorian chest of drawers needed some attention to the body but the drawer fronts were in beautiful condition.
I mixed deep blue and black chalk paints to create a lovely inky blue which contrasts beautifully with the flame mahogany drawer fronts and brass drop handles.
Turned feet on original castors.
Latest Painting Project – Deep Lavender Antique Bow Chest of Drawers.
So after a wonderful summer I've picked up the paintbrush again and got busy.
Here is a beautiful bow chest of drawers with the prettiest oval brass handles I ever did see.
I used a pale lavender as a base then applied a deep lavender over the top.
I got to work on the distressing as I wanted the paler lavender colour to show through.
Finished with both clear and black wax.
Latest Painting Project – Antique Chest of Drawers Painted Truffle.
I took the opportunity to use Annie Sloan's new Black wax on this stunning antique chest of drawers.
I chose Autentico Truffle chalk paint which suits the black wax perfectly as it adds depth and texture to the piece rather than looking flat.
Beautiful turned handles and beaded drawers.
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Latest Painting Project – Vintage Duck Egg Chest of Drawers with Bone Handles.
This sweet chest of drawers would be the perfect storage solution for a bedroom.
With that in mind I chose Annie Sloan's Duck Egg chalk paint and I also applied a pale grey wash over the top to create a limed effect.
Gently distressed and waxed finish.
I replaced the original handles with pretty bone handles.
Latest Painting Project – Cream & Taupe Painted Chest of Drawers.
This vintage chest of drawers is actually one of a pair so I opted for soft colours as I visualised them making a perfect pair of beside drawers for those with the space.
I chose Almond for the body and a bespoke taupe mix over the Almond base for the top.
Both parts have been given a coat of clear wax and the taupe piece I added a tiny bit of dark wax.
Very pretty flower handles too.
I haven't made a start on the other chest yet so this is available as a single piece but please enquire if you would like the pair.


Here's a few things I've learned that have moved me. 1. I am not my mind, cravings, attachments, and aversions. 2. My desire to become free or enlightened is just another craving to fulfill or complete in the future. 3. Living up to an image that you have of yourself or that other people of you us inauthentic living- another unconscious role the ego plays. 4. It's not WHAT you do, but HOW you do what you do that determines if we are fulfilling our destiny. 5. We cannot seek to become free of desire or "achieve" enlightenment. 6. We can only become present. 7. Pain is inevitable as long as we are identified with our mind. 8. Emotional pain can manifest into physical pain, if we are not aware of our emotions. 9. Thoughts are of the mind, emotions are of the body. 10. If you are viewing your life from the same level of mind everyday, which is the past, you'll never experience the future of your dreams. 11. 90% of the thoughts we think today, will be the same thoughts we think tomorrow. 12. Our personal reality, creates our personality. 13. We have the ability to become someone new. 14. We are more energy than matter. Atoms are made up of 99.999999% space. 15. We become more matter when we are functioning at low frequency thoughts and emotions such as anxiety, depression, stress, hostility, jealousy, fear, and anger. 16. Therefore, our external reality is more influential and real to us. 17. Love, peace and joy aren't emotions, they are the true essence of who we are. 18. To become conscious is to be in the NOW, because the NOW is all we have.


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Home Activities Campaigns A Letter to Turkey's President on the closure of Kudus TV
A Letter to Turkey's President on the closure of Kudus TV
H.E. PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is writing to you to draw your attention to the recent closure of Kudus television channel by state authorities.
Kudus TV was officially shut down on 28 October by the Radio and Television Supreme Council on the grounds that it poses a threat to national security.
The Council's decision appears to be based on emergency powers adopted by the government in the aftermath of the failed coup attempt earlier this year.
However we believe that their application in this instance is unwarranted. Kudus TV is a longstanding independent TV channel which has sought to promote freedom, liberty and independence for the people of the region and the wider world.
It has supported the Arab Spring uprisings and sought to expose the continuing injustice of the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Kudus TV also vehemently opposed the recent attempted overthrow of your government.
In view of the above and the fact that Kudus TV has never taken any actions to undermine the Turkish state or political system, the decision appears to be perverse and unnecessary.
Kudus TV has been informed that the Council's decision was taken with the approval of a government minister. However it is of some concern to us that this minister has not been identified, nor has he/she signed off the decision.
We are concerned that in the case of Kudus TV the emergency laws may be being used too liberally and in a way that stifles legitimate free expression and freedom of the press. While it is true that Kudus TV has been critical of some government policies that should not be a reason to take it off the air.
It should not be forgotten that Kudus TV steadfastly supported your government during the Gulenists' attempted coup. You may also recall that like yourself the founder of Kudus TV, Nureddin Sirin, was imprisoned for expressing pro-Islamic views during the secular inquisition of the late 1990's.
At the time of writing Kudus TV's offices remain sealed off, its property seized and the station off air.
In the light of the above information we urge you to review this decision and take the necessary steps to reinstate Kudus TV as soon as possible. Leaving the situation as it is only harms Turkey's reputation in the world as a supporter of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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UPDATE 8/20/2011: I've reworked this script and included it as part of my SharePoint 2010 cmdlet downloads. See "Resetting SharePoint 2010 Themes – Part 2, the Reset-SPTheme cmdlet" for details.
Whenever you apply a theme it will copy all the necessary CSS and image files to a new folder in the Themed folder. This means that the site is no longer basing its look and feel off of the Feature deployed files. So if a school has gone in and customized their site to use themes then any updates that we push out to the style sheets and images will be ignored. So I needed a way to effectively "reset" the applied theme after we push out an update to our branding solution. By reset I mean preserve the various color and font settings but re-apply them against the Feature deployed files.
Write-Host "Old Theme URL: $themesUrlForWeb"
Write-Host "New Theme URL: $themesUrlForWeb"
# Set all child webs to inherit.
Write-Host "Setting theme for $($web.ServerRelativeUrl)..."
One odd thing I found, however, is that every time I run this it must be run in a new console instance; otherwise the changes are not picked up (this is basically a combination of a threading and caching issue within the code when executed from a PowerShell context). So remember, start a new PowerShell console every time you need to run this script (yeah, I wasted a couple of hours banging my head against the wall trying to figure that little nugget out).
BTW: I intend to add this to my cmdlet extensions as I believe it will be something I'll need often so look for an updated build to come out this weekend.
Could we not just use the ThmxTheme method for reapplying the theme? You would have to use it in a recursive loop to apply to all child webs as you have, but it should be cleaner.
I honestly don't remember why I didn't use that but I know I looked at it so I most likely had a reason.
Iterating $site.AllWebs and calling EnforceThemedStylesForWeb alone works for me, provided that it is run in a new shell instance each time, as Gary mentioned for his solution. Maybe he just needed to have discovered that oddity a bit sooner.


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Jim Dedelow (JED) - Hammond, IN
Semi state 4
9:50pm CST. Home
So as soon as the Marion guy grabbed the rebound over the back of Griffith's Quintero and put in the game winner... I ran to the car and drove home from the south side of Lafayette. It took me one hour and 37 minutes. Record time from the south side. Pissed off Griffith people were driving 90 the whole way. Me, a steady 75mph. I was passed repeatedly by cars and pickups bearing black and gold.
It's not how any of three or four of you wanted the last chapter to be written. Griffith was up by nine and then something happened. Momentum shifted. And there were several questionable calls, several by the referee from northwest Indiana. I've seen it before. The Region ref has to show everyone that he's not biased, so he over-compensates.
It's a sad day. Sad for Griffith, whose players gave their all despite being banged up from that horrific bus accident on Saturday. Sad for the IHSAA. I started out this morning listening to commissioner Bobby Cox tell me that the people of Griffith brought the legal fight on by going to court to get reinstated to play in last year's tournament. In other arenas, that's called "blaming the victim." I have lost a lot of respect for that fine institution of late. I'm not sure that respect is coming back any time soon.
Anyways, I made it back home safely. Alexis is still in Florida with my daughter, so instead of coming home to warm up spaghetti one more time, I stopped and ate at the bar at Giovanni's. Bartender Dave told me a story about owning a small distributorship in Hammond and then the big box stores moved in and that was it. He came to bartend at Gio's 15 years ago. April 1st will be his anniversary of starting there.
"It's funny how my life turned. I gave myself two years to work here before going back to distributing cleaning products, and I'm still here."
It's funny how my life turned. One day I'm standing in the pits of the Chicago Board of Trade, and 12 years later I'm writing a blog to the three or four of you about how disappointed I am that Griffith lost... and how disillusioned in general I am about Indiana high school basketball. I lost a little something when Bobby Cox this morning on my show blamed Griffith players and parents for bringing on the legal hailstorm themselves. Like a ton of bricks it hit me. Indiana high school basketball is not pure. It is not necessarily fair or beautiful or even entertaining to watch.
That sounds like a description of something. What is it?... not always pure or fair or beautiful or even entertaining. Life, that's what it is. Life is not always pure or fair or beautiful or even entertaining.
In the end, you'll have to judge for yourself if it was destined in the end for Griffith to lose. Watch the video above of the final 18 seconds. I didn't see it when I was filming, but the big Marion guy reaches pretty hard over the smaller Griffith guy. No call, and maybe there shouldn't be... at least according to the reasoning put forth by the IHSAA this morning on my show. You see, it's Anthony Quintero's fault. Sure the big galoonk from Marion might have fouled him.
But it's Quintero's fault for being shorter. Good night.
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On 9 June 2013 Edward Snowden revealed himself as the source of NSA documents published by the Guardian during an interview in a Hong Kong hotel room, his temporary place of residence. A US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia issued a criminal complaint five days later, charging Snowden with theft of government property and two other charges under the 1917 Espionage Act: "unauthorized communication of national defense information" and "willful communication of classified communications intelligence information to an unauthorized person".
After Snowden left Hong Kong for Russia on 23 June, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government issued a statement on their rejection of a provisional arrest warrant for Edward Snowden from the US on the grounds that it "did not fully comply with the legal requirements under Hong Kong law".
Russia also rejected an extradition request (prior to granting him asylum) while Snowden was staying in Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport on the grounds that he had not crossed the border into Russia and that Russia and the US "have no bilateral agreement on extradition". It subsequently emerged that the US had a jet waiting in Copenhagen to render Edward Snowden to the US, pending negotiations with Russia.
The US also sent extradition and arrest warrants to countries which Edward Snowden was not present in but he had sent requests for asylum.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro responded to an extradition request from the US saying that he would reject any extradition request for Snowden and that the US government "[does] not have the moral right to request the extradition of a young man who is only warning of the illegalities committed by the Pentagon and the CIA and the United States". He further commented that the US is "simply disregarding bilateral agreements".
Bolivia rejected an extradition request, with the Foreign Ministry commenting that the request was "strange, illegal, unfounded" as Edward Snowden was not present in the country.
Ireland rejected an arrest warrant, stating that the warrant failed to state where Snowden's alleged offences took place.
It was also reported that Iceland received an extradition request.
US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki further warned countries about allowing Edward Snowden to travel in a statement: "Persons wanted on felony charges, such as Mr Snowden, should not be allowed to proceed in any further international travel, other than is necessary to return him to the United States."
While Edward Snowden was in Hong Kong the US requested his arrest and extradition. A senior White House official warned of future diplomatic reprisals, stating: "If Hong Kong doesn't act soon, it will complicate our bilateral relations and raise questions about Hong Kong's commitment to the rule of law."
After Snowden left Hong Kong, White House press secretary Jay Carney stated that Hong Kong having allowed Snowden to board a flight "unquestionably has a negative impact on the US-China relationship". He continued: "We see this as a setback in terms of their efforts to build mutual trust and our concerns are pretty clearly stated" and said that US authorities "did not buy" Hong Kong's reasons for rejecting the extradition request.
US Vice-President Joe Biden personally called Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa to urge him against granting asylum to Edward Snowden, who had already submitted asylum requests to Ecuador and other countries.
US Senator Robert Menendez, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned that should Ecuador offer asylum to Snowden, they would risk losing US trade benefits. In response, Ecuador renounced its trade benefits and offered the US$23 million a year to fund human rights education.
While staying in Sheremetyevo International Airport, Edward Snowden held a press conference where he met with representatives from multiple human rights groups, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. It was his first public appearance since his interview with Glenn Greenwald, published by the Guardian on 9 June 2013.
President Obama's press secretary Jay Carney was quick to condemn the meeting, stating: "I would simply say that providing a propaganda platform for Mr Snowden runs counter to the Russian government's previous declarations of Russia's neutrality, and that they have no control over his presence in the airport." On the attendence by human rights organisations, Carney commented: "Those groups do important work. But Mr Snowden is not a human rights activist or a dissident."
Shortly after Venezuela agreed to offer asylum to Edward Snowden, US Secrectary of State John Kerry personally called Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua and threatened to ground any Venezuelan aircraft in US or NATO airspace over any suspicion of Snowden's presence on board. He also said he would intensify the ongoing process of revoking US entry visas to those associated with the late Hugo Chavez and begin prosecuting Venezuelan politicians on allegations of drug-trafficking, money-laundering and other crimes. He further threatened to cut off fuel supplies, stating his awareness of Venezuela's dependence on US oil.
President Obama pulled out of a planned bilateral meeting in Moscow with President Putin in response to Russia granting asylum to Edward Snowden. The White House stated that other issues contributed to the decision but commented specifically on Snowden, saying: "Russia's disappointing decision to grant Edward Snowden temporary asylum was also a factor that we considered in assessing the current state of our bilateral relationship." During an apperance on NBC's Tonight Show President Obama commented directly on the issue, stating: "There have been times where [Russia slips] back into Cold War thinking and a Cold War mentality."
German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has said that the US government threatened to "cut off" its intelligence sharing relationship with Germany if the country granted Edward Snowden asylum or safe passage.
During a flight home from Moscow, the Bolivian presidential plane carrying President Evo Morales was forced to reroute and land in Vienna over false rumours that Edward Snowden was on board. Prior to the incident, President Morales had stated he would consider granting asylum to Snowden. The flight was set for a refuelling stop in Lisbon, but had been denied airspace permission from France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, according to Bolivian Defence Minister Ruben Saavedra, who said France and Portugal cited "technical reasons". The plane remained in Vienna for 14 hours while waiting for airspace approval from the four European nations. In the meantime, Austrian border police checked the plane, but Spain's ambassador to Austria was denied access by President Morales.
This came shortly after President Obama stated during a press conference that he was "not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker".
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo stated that Spain and other European countries were told Snowden was aboard President Morales' plane, but did not specify the source of the information: "They told us that the information was clear, that [Snowden] was inside."
The US declined to comment on the incident. President Morales denounced the act, saying: "This was an open provocation toward a continent, not just a president. North American imperialism uses its people to terrify and intimidate us. I just want to say they will never frighten us because we are a people of dignity and sovereignty."
UNASUR (Union of South American Countries) called an emergency meeting in relation to the incident. They issued a statement expressing solidarity with Bolivia and President Morales, while condemning the "unfriendly and unjustifiable" act and demanding an explanation. President Morales also filed a formal complaint to the United Nations.
David Miranda, partner of journalist Glenn Greenwald and a Brazilian citizen, was detained by UK authorities while in transit at Heathrow airport under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act of 2000. His electronics were confiscated, including his mobile phone, laptop, camera, memory sticks, DVDs and games consoles. It was revealed at a later court hearing that Miranda was detained as part of a criminal investigation by the UK Home Office and Metropolitan Police under suspicion that he was transporting classified material. Miranda was returning from a trip to Berlin where he had visited filmmaker Laura Poitras.
During his nine-hour Terrorism Act detention, Miranda was denied access to his lawyers, as well as a translator. Brazilian officials and lawyers for the Guardian newspaper were also unable to obtain any information during that time.
In an interview Miranda said: "They were threatening me all the time and saying I would be put in jail if I didn't co-operate. They treated me like I was a criminal or someone about to attack the UK… It was exhausting and frustrating, but I knew I wasn't doing anything wrong." He further stated: "It is clear why they took me. It's because I'm Glenn's partner. Because I went to Berlin. Because Laura lives there. So they think I have a big connection. But I don't have a role. I don't look at documents. I don't even know if it was documents that I was carrying. It could have been for the movie that Laura is working on."
White House spokesman Josh Earnest stated that the US had received a "heads up" prior to the UK's detainment of Miranda. However, they denied involvement in the actual decision.
A 2013 judicial review of the UK Government's actions found that the use of Terrorism Act powers against journalists was lawful. More than two years later, the Court of Appeal found that the use of Schedule 7 against those carrying journalistic material constituted a breach of the UK's international human rights obligations and asked the British Government to redraft the law to provide proper protections. The panel of three judges also recommended that the UK's definition of terrorism be narrowed so as not to include legitimate freedom of expression that does not aim to coerce the government with violence.
WikiLeaks' Sarah Harrison at risk
WikiLeaks journalist Sarah Harrison accompanied Edward Snowden from Hong Kong to Moscow and during his 39-day stay inside Sheremetyevo airport. Harrison remained with Snowden in order to protect his safety and security.
Government Accountability Project lawyer Jesselyn Radack noted the risks facing Harrison and other people associated with Edward Snowden. Harrison has also been advised by lawyers that she is at risk from both the US and UK due to her journalistic work with Snowden, and thus she is unable to return to the UK.
WikiLeaks' publisher Julian Assange informally requested that Brazil grant asylum to Sarah Harrison due to the risks she is facing.
Two GCHQ (the UK's Government Communications Headquarters, equivalent to the US National Security Agency) officers oversaw the destruction of hard drives in the basement of the Guardian newspaper.
A senior UK government official had met with the Guardian's editor Alan Rusbridger to demand the return or destruction of all material from Edward Snowden that the newspaper was working on. Rusbridger wrote that he had received a call "from the centre of the government" who told him: "You've had your fun. Now we want the stuff back."
Rusbridger further stated that he allowed the "slightly pointless" destruction of the hard drives, as the Guardian was in possession of multiple digital copies outside Britain and thus able to continue publication.
Emails obtained by the Associated Press under the Freedom of Information Act show that senior NSA officials were given advance notice of the destruction of the Guardian hard drives, which current deputy NSA director Richard Ledgett described as "good news".


Buffoon is an acceptable word in Scrabble with 15 points. Buffoon is an accepted word in Word with Friends having 18 points. Buffoon is a 7 letter medium Word starting with B and ending with N. Below are Total 22 words made out of this word.
Buffoon Meaning :- A man who makes a practice of amusing others by low tricks- antic gestures- etc.; a droll; a mimic; a harlequin; a clown; a merry-andrew. Characteristic of- or like- a buffoon. To act the part of a buffoon. To treat with buffoonery.
Note There are 3 vowel letters and 4 consonant letters in the word buffoon. B is 2nd, U is 21th, F is 6th, O is 15th, N is 14th, Letter of Alphabet series.


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Using the E in STEM as a Catalyst for Science and Mathematics Curriculum Reform in a Large School District
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2013 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition
Outreach Along the K-12 Pathways to Engineering
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23.1342.1 - 23.1342.11
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Susan A. Pruet Mobile Area Education Foundation
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Dr. Pruet has been actively involved in STEM education – as a teacher, teacher educator and director of reform initiatives for over 30 years. She received her undergraduate degree in mathematics from Birmingham-Southern College, her master's degree in secondary education from the University of Alabama in Birmingham, and her Ph.D. from Auburn University in mathematics education. Since 1998 she has directed two STEM reform initiatives for the Mobile Area Education Foundation (MAEF): Maysville Mathematics Initiative and, most recently, Engaging Youth through Engineering (EYE), a K-12 economic and workforce development initiative in Mobile, Alabama. Both initiatives involve viable partnerships with the Mobile County Public School System, the University of South Alabama, and area business and industry. Since 1995, Dr. Pruet has secured over $7 million dollars through grants to support innovative STEM teaching and learning efforts for the benefit of all children.
James Van Haneghan University of South Alabama
James Van Haneghan is professor of Professional Studies and director of Assessment and Evaluation in the College of Education at the University of South Alabama. His research over the years has focused on applied problem solving, mathematics education, and assessment and evaluation. He teaches graduate courses in learning, assessment, research methods, and data analysis. He currently is the lead researcher on the Engaging Youth in Engineering Middle School Module study that looks at the development and efficacy of engineering modules created for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. The study looks at student learning, attitudes, and beliefs as they relate to their experiences with the modules.
Melissa Divonne Dean Engaging Youth through Engineering
As an informal educator for nearly ten years, Melissa Dean has implemented STEM education in science centers in Louisiana and Alabama. She received her bachelor of science from Louisiana State University in Shreveport. While in the informal education field, Dean designed and implemented staff development and education programs, developed STEM programs for students K-12, and most recently was project leader for an Engineering Learning Lab at the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center. Currently, Dean serves as the EYE Assistant Director at the Mobile Area Education Foundation in Mobile, Alabama.
Using the E in STEM as a Catalyst for Science and Mathematics Curriculum Reform in a Large School DistrictThe Engaging Youth through Engineering (EYE) Modules are being developed as part ofa current DR K-12 award to meet a community's 21st century workforce needs. TheModules have been designed to increase the number and diversity of middle gradesstudents eager and able to pursue STEM careers and who choose to take more highschool mathematics and science courses in preparation for high demand STEM-dependent jobs. The 8 EYE Modules are designed for grades 6, 7 and 8; each requires 6to 8 hours of class time, involves collaboration of both mathematics and science classes,and uses an engineering design challenge to engage students, bringing relevance andrigor to required mathematics and science content. The modules include a specialemphasis on mathematics.One purpose of the EYE Modules is to serve as a catalyst for district level STEM reform."STEM reform" related to the EYE Modules is defined as local curriculum standards thatrequire using engineering design challenges and the design process to integrate requiredmathematics and science content for all middle grades students. Engineering is defined"to mean any engagement in a systematic practice of design to achieve solutions toparticular human problems." [1]The inquiry-based EYE Modules are written by a team of STEM professionals, includingsupport from engineers and engineering education professionals. The theoreticalfoundation of the EYE Modules is built on the four components of the "How PeopleLearn" model [2, 3]. General design principles guide the development of each EYEModule, e.g., learning outcomes and a driving question, coupled with Wiggins andMcTighe's "backwards design" process [4, 5]. An engineering design challengefeaturing industry and social issues of relevance to students provides the unifying themeand "hook" for each module, highlighting the "why bother" of learning of mathematicsand science. Modules systematically develop team work/communication skills. Theengineering design challenges involve technology, equipment and materials in theapplications of mathematics and science content, promoting an integrated STEMcurriculum. [6]A longitudinal comparison study of the impact of the EYE Modules on students, teachersand the school district will be completed in 2014. Initial data, using draft editions of theModules, indicate EYE students know more about engineering, are more receptive toscience labs and other hands on activities, and are more likely to have had a teacher orcounselor talk about STEM fields than those in a matched comparison school.Standardized achievement test data are showing that EYE appears to also be having agreater impact on groups underrepresented in STEM.To date one of the most impressive results is the impact of the Modules on the large,diverse school district (65,000 students, 100 schools, 70% poverty, 50% AfricanAmerican) and its science and mathematics curriculum. The district has developed andincorporated STEM standards into the district's middle grades science and mathematicscurricula. Middle school teachers are required to use engineering design challenges andthe engineering design process each quarter in required math and science classes to helpstudents see the relevance of math and science and develop an engineering "habit ofmind," and to motivate students to take more mathematics and science.[1] (NRC, 2011, p. 4).[2] Bransford, Brown, & Cocking., 2000[3] National Research Council, 2000[4] ] Krajcik, et al., 2006[5] Wiggins and McTighe, 2005[6] Shymansky, 1996
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Q: Heroku trouble - uninstall/reinstall heroku toolbelt ubuntu I'm running an Ubuntu instance on Amazon Web Services for development of a Ruby on Rails app (which is being used to test running the local rails server) and am pushing the app to Heroku for deployment.
This setup has worked for me without issues until yesterday when I wanted to push the contents of my development database to production rather than just the app itself. After some quick googling, this seemed to be easily accomplished by using Taps. I wasn't sure whether or not taps was preloaded with the Heroku Toolbelt (which is what I had been using), so after following the documentation on Heroku, I just ran the command rake db:push - this returned the error:
Taps Load Error: cannot load such file -- taps/operation
You may need to install or update the taps gem to use db commands.
On most systems this will be:

sudo gem install taps

Easy enough, right? Wrong. After running sudo gem install taps (and watching the installation run without any issue), I reran the command rake db:push just to find myself facing the same Taps Load Error. Considering how easily Heroku services had run before, this was a bit of a surprise that things didn't go swimmingly at the first shot.
After some more googling, I came upon an issue that was opened over two years ago on Heroku's github page that has received posts up until as recent as 3 months ago with people dealing with this issue, so after reading through a few testimonials I decided to try and go with the direct install of the heroku gem (even though it is being deprecated to be replaced entirely by the Toolbelt) as people were seemingly getting the right results.
I was hesitant because I didn't want to have the toolbelt and the standalone gem competing with one another, so I googled how to uninstall the heroku toolbelt (which doesn't seem to have a good heroku-provided solution - may open a ticket on heroku...), but I followed the directions on this link, which someone should smack me for because it was just the following commands:
rm -rf /usr/local/heroku
rm -rf /usr/bin/heroku

And these commands don't consider dependencies, etc... I think that is partially (if not completely) the root of my problem. At this point, I ran the command sudo gem install heroku, got the deprecation warning, and then simply tried to run the command heroku login as a litmus test to see if it had been installed correctly, but I received a beastly Gem:LoadError that said
Could not find heroku (>= 0) amongst [... a bunch of gems ...]

So, I decided I'd just try and go back to the beginning and not worry about things, so I uninstalled the heroku gem which was a simple sudo gem uninstall heroku, removed the associated executables, and then tried to reinstall the Toolbelt by following the command listed on Heroku:
wget -qO- https://toolbelt.heroku.com/install-ubuntu.sh | sh

After a bunch of positive-looking output was printed to the screen, I figured everything was going to be OK, but the last messages of the install process were:
heroku-toolbelt is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 102 not upgraded.

And this is where I am, I've removed the obviously-important contents by following the link (smack me again, please), and now installation of the toolbelt doesn't notice that they're missing and I'm stuck without heroku or taps! (Also, it's upsetting that heroku doesn't provide a clean way to uninstall the toolbelt - this would've made going about something like this much less complicated)
Help is greatly appreciated.

A: Ugh - figured it out. After inspecting the shell script that is downloaded, I saw that it ends up running the command
sudo apt-get install heroku-toolbelt

So I ended up having to remove the heroku and heroku-toolbelt packages with apt-get by running
sudo apt-get --purge remove heroku
sudo apt-get --purge remove heroku-toolbelt

And then reinstalling the toolbelt with
wget -qO- https://toolbelt.heroku.com/install-ubuntu.sh | sh

And now everything seems to be playing nice again.

A: I just want to add that if you had heroku-accounts plugin, you also need to check ~/.gitconfig file for old account entries presence and delete them. Otherwise fresh installation of both toolbelt and accounts plugin will lead to completely not working environment.

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The police department's Narcotic Enforcement Team observed a drug transaction in a vehicle parked in the 300 block of Terminal Avenue. The persons in the vehicle, questioned at a traffic stop, admitted purchasing the large amount of marijuana in their possession from Mr. Pine's nearby residence.
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Biografia
Poco si conosce di questo conte rurale, noto anche come Ugo III, Ugone o Ugo di Desenzano, figlio di Bosone II e della contessa Donella, sorella del conte Uberto di Parma. Nel 1091 donò alcune terre appartenenti a Sabbioneta al monastero di San Prospero in Gualtieri.

Dopo la sua morte, la moglie contessa Matilde fece una vastissima donazione all'Abbazia di San Tommaso in Acquanegra. La cessione di terre, castelli e diritti è attestata da un documento datato 8 luglio 1107 nel quale per la prima volta nella storia si fa menzione, tra molti altri luoghi tra l'Alto Mantovano e la Bassa Bresciana orientale, di un Castello Vifredi, corrispondente al paese di Castel Goffredo.

Discendenza
Ugo sposò Matilde (?-1114), figlia di Rambaldo II di Collalto conte di Treviso e contessa di Desenzano. Ebbero due figli:
 Ugolino (?-1121) detto "del Persico", condottiero e conte di Sabbioneta
 Adelasia, sposò Guido di Parma, fratello dell'Antipapa Clemente III

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Bibliografia

 Andrea Conti, Gli ascendenti dei Casaloldo. I conti di Sabbioneta e gli ultimi conti di Parma tra il Garda e il Po (secc. XI-XIII), in M. Vignoli, Casaloldo e la battaglia del 10 maggio 1509, Mantova, 2009

Voci correlate
Ugoni-Longhi
Conti di San Martino Gusnago
Storia di Castel Goffredo
Abbazia di San Tommaso

Collegamenti esterni

Ugo III
Ugo III

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Concerts, Stage Performances & Other Chicago-Area Entertainment
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Blue Man Group, open run, Briar Street Theatre
Don't Make Me Over (In Tribute To Dionne Warwick), through May 15, Black Ensemble Theater
Land of Never-Lack, through May 15, The Frontier
180 Degree Rule, through May 21, City Lit Theater
Jesus Hopped the "A" Train, through May 22, Athenaeum Theatre
Dreamgirls, through May 22, Stage 773
The King and I, through May 22, Lyric Opera
A Midsummer Night's Dream, through May 22, The Greenhouse Theater Center
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, through May 22, Citadel Theatre Company
Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin, through May 22, Royal George Theatre
Beauty and The Beast, May 24 through May 29, Cadillac Palace Theatre
Hazel, through May 29, Drury Lane Theatre
Sender, through May 29, A Red Orchid Theatre
A Splintered Soul, through May 29, Stage 773
Connected, through May 29, Flat Iron Arts Building
Mike Mother, through June 4, Neo-Futurists
Mary Page Marlowe, through June 5, Steppenwolf Theatre
Evita, through June 5, Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire
Best of Enemies, through June 5, Provision theater Company
American Beauty Shop, through June 5, Chicago Dramatists
A GUIDE TO WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CHICAGOLAND
Disenchanted! through June 5, Broadway Playhouse
Father Of The Bride, through June 5, Oil Lamp Theater
In The Heat of The Night, through June 5,
When Not That Good Will Do, through June 5, Steel Beam Theatre
One Man, Two Guvnors, through June 12, Court Theatre
Twisted Knots, through June 12, Royal George Theatre
The Secretaries, through June 12, Theater Wit
The House of Blue Leaves, through June 18, Raven Theatre
Old Hobbits Die Hard, through June 18, Royal George Theatre
Migration, through June 19, eta Creative Arts Foundation
The Body of an American, through June 19, Theater Wit
No Matter How Hard We Try, through June 25, Trap Door Theatre
The Producers, through June 26, Mercury Theater
Death and Harry Houdini, through July 24, Chopin Theatre
Chimerica, through July 31, TimeLine Theatre Company
IN THE SPOTLIGHT . . .
Chinese American Service League Dinner Gala, May 11, The Field Museum
The Joffrey Ballet's "Cinderella," through May 22, Auditorium Theatre
"Fashion Without Borders," May 12, Westin Chicago River North
Luminary Award Dinner, May 12, Union League Club of Chicago
Tommy Davidson and David Alan Grier, May 14, Genesee Theatre
Carol Burnett: "An Evening of Laughter and Reflection Where The Audience Asks The Questions," May 17, 19, 20, Chicago Theatre
"Beer Under Glass 2016," May 19, Garfield Park Conservatory
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago's Summer Ball, May 20, Chicago Hilton and Towers
Chicago Critics Film Festival, May 20-26, Music Box Theatre
Bike The Drive, May 29, participants can bike from Bryn Mawr Avenue to the Museum of Science and Industry (and back) during the five hours of car-free riding
Hot Mix 5 35th Reunion Festival (with more than 30 artists, 50 DJs and featuring the original Hot Mix 5 DJs––Farley, Kenny, Mickey, Scott and Ralphi), June 11, McCormick Place
Kerry James Marshall: Mastry (exhibit), through September 25, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
"Adler After Dark," through December 15, Adler Planetarium
The Secret Lives of Objects (exhibit), through 2016, Chicago History Museum
ASSORTED ACTIVITIES
Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo: "A Very Intimate Acoustic Evening," May 13, Genesee Theatre
Joe Bonamassa, May 14, Star Plaza Theatre
Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. & The Next Dimension, May 15, Arcada Theatre
Kurt Elling, May 15-16, City Winery
Cyndi Lauper, May 16, Chicago Theatre
Amel Larrieux, May 20, City Winery
Peter Wolf and the Night Travelers, May 21, Park West
Chris Tucker, May 21, The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
"The Do-Over Tour" (featuring Adam Sandler, David Spade, Nick Swardson, Rob Schneider), May 23, Chicago Theatre
The O'Jays and Russell Thompkins & The New Stylistics, May 27, The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
Jennifer Hudson, June 4, Star Plaza Theatre
Andrea Bocelli, June 10, Allstate Arena
Whitesnake, June 10, The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
George Clinton, Parliament Funkadelic & More, June 17, The Venue at Horseshoe Casino
WGCI Summer Jam (Fetty Wap, Jeezy, 2 Chainz, T.I., Migos, Plies, Lil Durk and more), June 17, United Center
Carrie Underwood, May 17, Allstate Arena
Carol Burnett, May 17, 19, 20, Chicago Theatre
Harry Connick Jr., May 18, Chicago Theatre
Ron White, May 19, Rosemont Theatre
Boston and Jefferson Starship, May 20, Rosemont Theatre
The Tony Award-winning and Academy Award-winning musical Dreamgirls is being presented at Porchlight's Stage 773 through May 22.
The classic musical love story, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, returns for one week only at the Cadillac Palace Theatre from May 24 through May 29.
The movie Hunt For The Wilderpeople will be one of the presentations during the Chicago Critics Film Festival at the Music Box Theatre from May 20-26.
Multitalented entertainer Cyndi Lauper will perform at Chicago Theatre on May 16.
For one week only, Chicago The Musical, starring John O'Hurley, returns to the city for performances at the Cadillac Palace Theatre from May 10 through May 15. Chicago, a production of murder, greed, adultery and corruption, focuses on Roxie Hart, a housewife and nightclub dancer who is jailed after killing her lover when he threatens to end their relationship. Enter Chicago's slickest criminal lawyer to lend a helping hand after a barrage of sensational headlines. For tickets and more information, go to www.broadwayinchicago.com
Entertainer Adam Sandler is joined by David Spade, Rob Schneider and Nick Swardson for "The Do-Over Tour" at the Chicago Theatre on May 23.


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Nation Current Affairs 08 Jan 2017 Vaiko appeals to TN ...
Vaiko appeals to TN CM Panneerselvam to release 7 convicts in Rajiv case
Published Jan 8, 2017, 3:42 pm IST
Updated Jan 8, 2017, 3:44 pm IST
In a letter to the Chief Minister, Vaiko also sought release of convicts who had completed ten years of jail term.
MDMK chief Vaiko. (Photo: DC)
Chennai: MDMK founder Vaiko on Sunday appealed to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam to release seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case on the occasion of the birth centenary of former Chief Minister, late MG Ramachandran, citing precedents in the past.
Besides recalling past precedents where prisoners had been released on occasions including India's independence, birth centenary of Mahatma Gandhi in 1969 and efforts by Ramachandran himself as Chief Minister, Vaiko also referred to a Tamil film where the former matinee idol strives to reform some prison inmates.
"In this background, I request that on the occasion of the birth centenary of MGR (as he is addressed), who was an epitome of humanity, the seven persons in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case who have spent 25 years in jail should be released," he said.
Such a decision should be taken on "humanitarian" grounds, he said in the letter which was released by MDMK headquarters.
Tamil Nadu government should use the "authority" provided to the state government under Article 161 of the Constitution of India for this purpose, he added.
Article 161 deals with the "Power of Governor to grant pardons etc and to suspend, remit or commute sentences in certain cases."
Vaiko, who noted that death penalty has been abolished in 137 countries, added that many of them have accepted that prisons are not meant to punish but reform.
Therefore to rehabilitate those who have undergone ten years of prison term, such persons should also be freed on the occasion, he said.
Vaiko recalled that Ramachandran had played the lead role in the Tamil film "Pallandu Vazhga" where he sets out to reform some tough prisoners.
Tags: o panneerselvam, vaiko, rajiv gandhi assassination
Location: India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai (Madras)
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        //    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(installUrl))
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Apple scooped up AppleCoronavirus.com as it begins work with Google on COVID-19 tracing tech
Apr 12, 2020 2 min read BusinessDomain Investingcontact tracing
On Friday, Apple and Google announced a joint initiative to join forces and assist in contact tracing technology. Countries like South Korea were able to institute detailed contact tracing very quickly that likely helped them dramatically reduce the spread of COVID-19 early-on. Now Apple and Google are going to make it easier for contact tracing to become a viable solution in the US and around the world:
Since COVID-19 can be transmitted through close proximity to affected individuals, public health officials have identified contact tracing as a valuable tool to help contain its spread. A number of leading public health authorities, universities, and NGOs around the world have been doing important work to develop opt-in contact tracing technology. To further this cause, Apple and Google will be launching a comprehensive solution that includes application programming interfaces (APIs) and operating system-level technology to assist in enabling contact tracing. Given the urgent need, the plan is to implement this solution in two steps while maintaining strong protections around user privacy. (Source – Apple Newsroom)
First things first, I think it's awesome that Apple and Google are doing this. While I know some people don't like the idea of being tracked, I'm a-okay with it if it means I can help prevent the spread of a deadly virus.
Well, not surprisingly, the same day that Apple and Google announced this initiative, Apple scooped up AppleCoronavirus.com. The domain name was registered at CSC Corporate Domains, a company that takes care of domain names for large corporations like Apple.
It's a bit too early to know if this was registered simply to protect the domain from falling into the wrong hands or instead to play some role in the new joint initiative. Either way, I'm glad to see this domain in Apple's hands and looking forward to see what Apple and Google are able to put together here to further the opportunities for contact tracing in the US and around the world.
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La compagnie Northern Telecom (devenue depuis Nortel) remis le Prix Northern Telecom en études canadiennes de 1983 à 1991 attribué annuellement à une personne dont l'apport aux études canadiennes dans le sens le plus large est remarquable tant par son enseignement, ses recherches, ses publications que par son rôle dans la promotion du Canada.

Les prix ont été accordés jusqu'en 1991 par un jury international.

Récipiendaires
 1983 - Richard A. Preston (États-Unis)
 1984 - James Wreford Watson (Royaume-Uni)
 1985 - Malcom Mackenzie Ross (Canada)
 1986 - William Francis Mackey (Canada)
 1987 - Seymour Martin Lipset (États-Unis)
 1988 - Pierre George (France)
 1989 - Clara Thomas (Canada)
 1990 - Paul-André Linteau (Canada)
 1991 - John Meisel (Canada)

Voir aussi
 Prix Northern Telecom des Cinq Continents pour les études canadiennes

Notes et références

Northern Telecom
Distinction disparue
Études canadiennes