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Apple brings changes in the App Store Guidelines, but will they be able to prevent all the fraud activities and scams through these updated policies?
app-store, apple, apps, Business, news, Technology
Apple has always been very serious about the rules it implements and everyone abiding to it and it has always been clear about its rules in the guideline of every feature it has.
The tech giant as a part of few changes it introduced recently also introduced a few changes in the App Review Guidelines, which basically contains a set of rules that all app developers present on the platform must abide too. Though there have been many changes that have been made, the most prominent rules have been set against fraudulent actors and scammers on the platform. Another big step has been introduced through a feature which will allow other developers to report bad scammers they notice on the platform immediately.
These prominent changes were made under the section 5.6, and 5.6.1 to 5.6.4.
These sections prominently highlight the fact any developer who repeatedly violates the code of conduct and goes against the rules that the tech giant has set will immediately be removed from the App Store. Though this rule has been set for a long time, it has been made prominent in easy language with a spate paragraph to it in the third point.
This warning is however, followed by a detailed explanation on what steps should the developer take for restoration of their app. The removed application developer will have to present Apple with a written statement in which they will have to explain about the changes they have made for improvement and once Apple has tested and approved those, only then they will be able to be restored on the App Store. Apple said this was to ensure that when an app is caught by Apple they do not turn to their bad ways after restoration.
The section 5.6.2 highlights the importance of providing the correct contact information of the developer to Apple as well as the users and to also ensure that the said application developer is not fraud who might impersonate some other platform. This stance was taken seriously after a major fraud happened through one cryptocurrency application present on App Store which deprived a user of 600,000 dollars in Bitcoin, which clearly is a large amount and could have been his life savings. The victim fell for the application because it was being run by a similar name of a crypto app from another country and also showed five star ratings which also turned out be fraud.
In the section of 5.6.3, the company wants users and developers to call out any kind of manipulation they observe whether it is related to apps, reviews, charts etc. The company believes that this will decrease the scam on the application as prior reporting will bring the fraud application in front of users.
The section 5.6.4 addressed issues that may occur after the publication of an app on the App Store, like negative reviews from customers, or refund rates frauds etc. The tech giant if notices any such behavior will do strict regulations.
Though Apple has been called out on a number of frauds on its App Store a lot of times, they never really accepted it upfront. However, the new changes on the App Store Guidelines shows that Apple knows and accepts these fraud activities that have happened in the past and is working towards making their App Store a more secured place. But the question is will they be able to stop all such activities on their platform? The company has 500 workers who ensure and moderate apps in 81 languages so we do think that they might succeed with the new changes in guidelines and their strong team.
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The Chan Rocks () are a group of rocks along an ice bluff situated  southeast of Miller Butte in the Outback Nunataks, Victoria Land, Antarctica. They were first mapped by the United States Geological Survey from surveys and from U.S. Navy air photos, 1959–64, and named by the Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names for Lian Chan, engaged in laboratory management, McMurdo Station winter party, 1968. The geographical feature lies situated on the Pennell Coast, a portion of Antarctica lying between Cape Williams and Cape Adare.

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Theodian claims
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Theodian claims every 6mo from foundation
This article details all of Theodia's territorial claims, both past and present. Theodia believes in the importance of colonizing the far-reaches of the Earth, and always maintains at least one colonization-target. It automatically claims any lands it has chosen for colonization.
This article was current as of 2016, October.
1.1 Greenlandic territories
2 Revoked
2.1 Neapolita
2.2 Amstria
2.3 Nordia
2.4 Karia
Greenlandic territories
South Cape, near where Theodia plans to build its first city.
In an effort to increase its perceived legitimacy and to select a more realistic land-claim, Theodia in 2015-06-?? revoked its previous claims and staked out a new claim in eastern Greenland, comprising the majority of Jameson's Land, the northern third of Liverpool's Land, and the southern portions of Stauning's Alps. Theodia later revoked this claim in 2015-12-19 alongside internal devolutional reforms, citing concerns with sea-ice coverage during certain parts of the year; but later reinstated it on 2016's October 28 after the country changed the ways in which it handles claims, per the expectation that climate change would ameliorate most of the area's problems before it ever becomes realistic for Theodia to colonize something. It plans to locate the first Jameson's Land colony just off of Northeast Bay, near South Cape. Theodia has never yet exercised de facto control over this territory.
The claim comprises the northern portion of Scoresby's Sound, the largest fjord in the world. None of this territory has ever been successfully permanently settled by humans; the nearest permanent settlement is Ittoqqortoormiit on the southern tip of Liverpool's Land.
The area of the claim is relatively warm for its latitude, being moderated by the waters of Hall Bredning and shielded from the north wind by mountains. It is currently primarily a zone-2 tundra climate, the only plants being grasses, shrubs, and other such things. The Heden Plains of Jameson's Land are in particular potentially good pasture during the short summer months. As it is a tundra climate, the air is quite cold and dry, very rarely getting warm or wet enough for things like blizzards or hail to occur. The worst weather that is likely to happen is a medium snow or rain shower. As well, since it is a treeless plain, it is generally quite windy. The temperature only comes above freezing from May through August (less than four months of the year). Being north of the Arctic Circle, the area experiences polar night and the midnight sun, and is rather unique in that, should it be Theodia's first city, it would make Theodia both the only country in the world with a UTC-2 timezone, and the country with the northernmost capital in the world (displacing Greenland's Nuuk). The claim is actually situated almost exactly between the western and eastern hemispheres, though it has easier access to the eastern one. In particular, during the 3 or so ice-free months of the year, there is regular sea-access to Iceland, and Jan Mayen and Svalbard are also not far by sea. The waters of Hall Bredning, the branch of the fjord surrounded by the claim, contains icebergs formed by nearby glaciers year-round. The waters of the area, like those of any cold climate, are probably quite rich, being continually supplemented by upwelling.
Neapolita
A satellite photograph of the region[1] (click to enlarge)
The history of pre-Theodia Neapolita is somewhat obscured, but what is known about the region is that it was under the control of a group called the Sneaking Club in 2002. The club had reportedly vanished by 2005, and the land returned to the United States of America. Sometime around 2007, a new country project began, but very little is known about it. It is said that this mysterious civilization had constructed a fort to protect its borders, but after the micronation vanished, no one was left to maintain its fort, which fell-into disarray and was later removed by an American couple. Eventually, Swena founded what would become the Theodia that you know today. Naturally, Neapolita was ser first choice for Theodian land-claims, as this region is where se was domicile in the United States at the time of the country's founding. Se declared ser house the capitol building, and named the region around it "New Hope", declaring it the capital of Theodia. It was surrounded by the city of Naples, Florida in the United States, and Neapolita's flag's design was based upon that of the flag of the state of Florida.
Theodia later revoked its claim on Neapolita in mid-2015, as many Theodians had since left the area, and as Theodia felt that focusing its efforts upon a single claim, particularly a geographically contiguous and uninhabited one, would legitimize it more.
A pile of wood from Neapolita
During the time that it was a Theodian territory, pinewood could be found in the far west and far east, and of course had all the uses that one would expect of wood. Most of the land was fertile and good for farming, and Theodian farmers had taken advantage of Neapolita's warm, tropical climate to produce pineapples. Also in Neapolita were 11 lakes and one canal, the Golden River, which flowed all throughout the American city of Naples. This river could be seen in both the north, where it was connected to the largest lake in the region, Imperial Lake, and the south. This lake could be crossed to the north into the Imperial Area. Despite the large number of lakes in Neapolita, the water was unsafe to drink from as it had been contaminated by the golf course that operated it. There were several kinds of fish in the lakes, namely freshwater catfish, bluegills, and grass carps, which were often caught for sport.
Because of its tropical climate, Neapolita did not experience seasons in the sense of winter, spring, summer, and autumn as much of the rest of the inhabited world does. Rather, there was just a dry season and a wet season, each taking-up about half the year. It has not snowed in the area of Neapolita in over 10,000 years.
Winter: Very little rain, no snow, many deciduous trees still green or starting to change colours, some difference in day-length, frost relatively rare, less insects, no hurricanes, a few very tropical plants freeze
Spring: Little rain, no snow, deciduous trees regain leaves, frost non-existent, no hurricanes
Summer: Rain very often, hurricanes, some plants fry, little difference in day-length, more insects
Autumn: Occasional rain, few hurricanes, deciduous trees still green
Climate data for Neapolita
Record high °F (°C)
(31.1) 89
Average high °F (°C)
Average low °F (°C)
Record low °F (°C)
(-3.3) 28
(-3.3)
Average Precipitation inches (mm)
(51.0) 2.169
(106.9) 8.181
(207.8) 7.98
(38.9) 51.902
(1,318.3)
Sunshine hours
150.3 155.3 165.3 195.4 225.1 290.2 295.2 275.3 250 200.4 175.6 160.7 2,737.6
Source: Template:National Weather Service Miami, FL
Most buildings in Neapolita were kept at around 75 °F or so. Air-conditioning was, in practice, almost mandatory for Neapolitan citizens, and heating as seen in the north was exceedingly rare, with many homes heated solely by the air-conditioner in "winter".
The equinoxes were more popular than the solstices in Neapolita because the equinoxes were the times when the conditions were most moderate, and because the winter and summer solstices differed in length by only four and a half hours, as opposed to how it is in climates in the north.
The growing-season was virtually year-round, with only a few days in January being too cold to really grow anything.
Amstria
The flag of Amstria
Amstria, previously known as the "South-Eastern Island-Province", known to most as Île Amsterdam, was claimed by Theodia very early-on in its history, that being sometime in 2010. Theodia later revoked its claim in mid-2015.
Île Amsterdam has a mild, oceanic climate, with a mean annual temperature of 13 °C, rainfall of 1100mm, persistent westerly winds, and high levels of humidity.[2]
Nordia was a Theodian province located at several locations around Crooked Lake in Mille Lacs County, Minnesota. The land has been in Swena, the former quing's, family for nearly a century. Theodia claimed this land in 2011, and later revoked its claim in mid-2015.
Karia
Karia, located at Tinnakara, Lakshadweep, India, was claimed by Theodia on 2013-07-15,[3] and later revoked in mid-2015.
Tinnakara is host to an oceanic tropical climate, and is considered quite similar to Theodia's hearth, Neapolita, which is located next to the Floridian Everglades. It has a dry and wet season, with temperatures fairly level throughout the year. Day length also does not change greatly with the seasons. It is unused and uninhabited as of 2015.
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↑ (2013-07-15) Swena. "Tinnakara claimed". From the Balcony, Theodian government. http://theodia.webs.com/apps/blog/show/30406488-tinnakara-claimed
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The International Bibliography of Discographies (IBD) is a searchable e-resource containing entries for current and historical works of discography. The focus is on commercial published recordings, but discographies of unpublished recordings, transcription discs and field recordings are also included in the bibliography. In the IBD you will find label, artist, genre and national discographies in multiple languages and formats (books, articles, CD-ROMs, PDFs, websites, databases), as well as record label catalogs. Our objective is to give researchers and collectors one resource for finding information about published discographies, and also, when available, unpublished work in progress. The IBD was created in 2017 by the Discography Committee of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives (IASA), and it is now a collaborative project with individual and institutional contributors around the world.
Each entry in the IBD corresponds to one work of discography, whether originally a print journal article or a large online database. Commercial record catalogs currently appear alongside discographies, though they will likely be moved to a separate section eventually. Each discography entry includes title, author, publication date and a note about availability (or a link to an online version) on the initial results page. The title for each entry also serves as a link to more detailed information and an annotation about each discography or catalog. We have created a Digital Discography Collection at the Internet Archive to store discographies that contributors or members of our team have digitized as part of the IBD project.
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Click here for more information on the project, including: 1) directions on how to contribute new entries to the IBD, or submit digital versions to the team; 2) a link to the Internet Archive collection; and 3) a collaborative spreadsheet of periodicals relating to discography. Work was supported by International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives, Harvard University and the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic (DKRVO 2018/47, National Museum, 00023272).
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Lili Marleen an allen Fronten: Ein Lied geht um die Welt. Das Lied, seine Zeit, seine Interpreten, seine Botschaften Bergmeier, Horst; Kühn, Volker; Lotz, Rainer E. 2005
Black Europe: The sounds and images of black people in Europe pre-1927 Green, Jeffrey; Lotz, Rainer E.; Rye, Howard 2013
Lotte Lenya: LENYA Lotz, Rainer E.; Weize, Richard 1998
Lale Andersen. Diskografie der kommerziellen Aufnahmen 1932 bis März 1953 Lotz, Rainer E.; Weize, Richard; Christian Zwarg 2008
On the history of Lindström AG Lotz, Rainer E. 2009
Das tönende Buch [Lindström Kulturabteilung] Lotz, Rainer E. 2011
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Jugoton 45: First Complete Catalogue of Licenced Singles Vali?, Miljenko 1995
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Review: Viet Cong, Cassette
Frighteningly easy summer listening.
opinion byJESSE NEE-VOLGELMAN
Rising from the ashes of the defunct and nigh-ungoogleable band Women, Viet Cong has just reiussed its rookie tour-only EP, Cassette. Starting like a druggy summer barbeque, the EP's jangly anglo-inspired psych/post-punk first half is equal parts high-powered guitar and hippy-headband cymbal tapping. In particular, the opening single, "Throw It Away," kicks it off with some wicked guitar riffing, Beatles-esque harmonies, and a keyboard that sounds like it's played by an enthusiastic middle schooler who just discovered pitch bend. It's goofy, fun, and energetic—bringing a vibrancy and surprising innocence to the band, especially given Women's frosty isolation and the band members' sometimes tumultuous past (one Women show featured a brawl between VC frontman, Matt Flegel, and his brother Pat).
The next track, "Unconscious Melody," continues the group's tonal departure from previously associated work. They're more reminiscent of bands like the Morning Benders or White Denim, with lots of great, psych-lidded, head-staining licks. Unfortunately, Flegel tries a bit too hard to lyrically mimic the song's musical drug daze, screaming, "I forget the feeling/I don't have any sensation/It isn't much of a feeling," needing three lines to express the same exact non-meaning. However, while the lyrics leave something to be desired in the way of sophistication, maturity and substance, the quick energetic music more than makes up for the disappointment that inevitably comes from listening too closely. Similarly, "Oxygen Feed" has some nice chant-style invocations to the sun that threaten to make Viet Cong's Cassette frighteningly easy summer listening.
From here, though, the EP takes a bit of a tumble. While "Static Wall" is mostly benign, "Structureless Design," marks an ill-fated attempt to swim in darker waters. Supported by the song's near-monotone drone, Flegel's lyrical lament that "these things gradually wear you down" hits decidedly close to home. By the time he sings "we are a structureless design," it sounds like an apology for the EP's sudden, unnecessary turn. The following track, a cover of Bauhaus's "Dark Entries," continues the trend—while it reclaims some of the first half's grinding dynamism, it's ultimately scratchy and screechy and out of their wheelhouse. By the Cassette's end, it's clear Viet Cong has yet to decide exactly what they are.
In the end, it's the opener and strongest track which emphasizes the group's most obvious issue: a seemingly self-conscious attempt to extricate itself from Women's vestigial shadow. Without getting too Freudian, I can barely contain my cigar-and-goatee analysis at opening a comeback-of-sorts with a track punctuated by the lead singer crooning "throw it away" 21 times in a row. B-
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Review: Viet Cong, Viet Cong
EP Stream: Viet Cong - Cassette
REC'D: Viet Cong - "Silhouettes"
Listen: Viet Cong, "Static Wall"
Listen: Viet Cong - "Continental Shelf"
Check Out: Viet Cong, "Oxygen Feed"
Album Stream: Viet Cong - Viet Cong
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Bryan Hill was formally schooled in accounting and hotel management at Ohio State University. As General Manager and Wine Director at Seattle's Campagne for four years, his keen interest in wine earned Campagne many accolades such as Wine Enthusiast Magazine's "Restaurant Wine Award" in 1995 and the Wine Spectator "Award for Excellence" three years in a row. In addition, Gourmetmagazine in 1997 named his wine program the "Best in Seattle". Bryan demands gracious and intelligent service from his wait staff, which led to praise and recognition from publications such asConde Naste, Esquire, The Atlantic, Gourmet magazine, Seattle Magazine, Northwest Best Places, and the Zagat Guide. As a previous co-owner of Brasa Restaurant, Bryan created a diverse, extensive wine list, which contributed greatly to Brasa being recognized by Food & Wine and Gourmetmagazines as one of Seattle's top tables in 2008. Since 2003, Bryan has been involved in the Wine Service at IPNC. Since 2013, he has been working with áMaurice Cellars as their Sales Manager. Owned by the Schafer family, áMaurice Cellars is located on the Upper Eastside of Walla Walla and produces 4000 cases of wine from their own vineyard and premium vineyards in the Columbia Valley.


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Sunday Forecast
Soul Urge #11
" To people who don't know me I'm defined by a number of things that people know about me that are entirely untrue."
Daniel Day-Lewis is an English actor who is known for his constant devotion to and research of his roles, often remaining completely in character for the duration of the shooting of his films, even to the point of adversely affecting his health.
He was born on Monday April 29th 1957, in London, England.
Daniel Day-Lewis has to try to focus on his problem, rather than avoiding it. He may try to avoid the issue by indulging his senses to keep from feeling the pain of a conflict.
Daniel must be careful not to escape into food, alcohol, and drugs.
Sir Lewis is capable of finding a highly-creative solution to any situation the minute he puts his mind to it. The answer lies well within his grasp.
You and Daniel
About Daniel's Balance number
Maturity and self-development help us to learn new and more effective methods of handling our world and the problems we confront, and Daniel Day-Lewis' Balance number provides him with the guidance on how best to deal with difficult or threatening situations.
Read more about our numerological interpretation of Daniel Day-Lewis' balance number . . .
Other celebrities with balance number 5 as Daniel Day-Lewis
Robin Williams (1951-2014)
An American actor and comedian, known for his improvisational skills, who started as a stand-up comedian in San Francisco and L.A. in the mid-1970s, was inducted as a Disney Legend, and is credited as leader of San Francisco's comedy renaissance
An American recording artist, dancer, and actor who taught himself to sing and dance at a young age, and became the first male artist as a lead since Diddy in 1997 to have his debut single top the chart
Kate Upton (1992)
An American model and actress, known for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue where she was named Rookie of the Year following her first appearance in 2011, and was the cover model for the 2012 and 2013 issues
Chris Kyle (1974-2013)
A US Navy SEAL veteran and sniper, who served four tours in the Iraq War and was awarded several commendations for acts of heroism and meritorious service in combat, and published his bestselling autobiography, American Sniper, in 2012
Ted Cruz (1970)
A Canadian-born American politician and attorney of Hispanic ancestry, who has served as the junior United States Senator from Texas since 2013, and was a Republican candidate for for President of the United States in the 2016 election
Bill Cosby (1937)
An American stand-up comedian, actor, and author who started his stand-up comedy at the hungry i in San Francisco, followed by a starring role in the 1960s television show I Spy, and feature appearances on The Electric Company
Johnny Depp (1963)
An American actor, producer, and musician who is regarded as one of the world's biggest film stars, became a teen idol with the 1980s television series 21 Jump Street, and has won the Golden Globe Award and Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actor
Michael Jackson (1958-2009)
An American singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer, and actor, who is called the King of Pop, and his contributions to music, dance and fashion, along with his publicized life made him a global figure in popular culture for over four decades
Michael Jordan (1963)
An American retired professional basketball player, a businessman, and principal owner and chairman of the Charlotte Hornets, who is considered the greatest basketball player of all time, and populaizer of the NBA around the world
Kaley Cuoco (1985)
An American actress, known for her roles as Bridget Hennessy in the ABC sitcom 8 Simple Rules, Billie Jenkins in the supernatural series Charmed, and Penny in the CBS comedy series The Big Bang Theory, for which she won several awards
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/**
 * @author Ed Spencer
 * @private
 *
 * Represents a mapping between a url and a controller/action pair. May also contain additional params. This is a
 * private internal class that should not need to be used by end-developer code. Its API and existence are subject to
 * change so use at your own risk.
 *
 * For information on how to use routes we suggest reading the following guides:
 *
 * - [Using History Support](#!/guide/history_support)
 * - [Intro to Applications](#!/guide/apps_intro)
 * - [Using Controllers](#!/guide/controllers)
 *
 */
Ext.define('Ext.app.Route', {

    config: {
        /**
         * @cfg {Object} conditions Optional set of conditions for each token in the url string. Each key should be one
         * of the tokens, each value should be a regex that the token should accept. For example, if you have a Route
         * with a url like "files/:fileName" and you want it to match urls like "files/someImage.jpg" then you can set
         * these conditions to allow the :fileName token to accept strings containing a period ("."):
         *
         *     conditions: {
         *         ':fileName': "[0-9a-zA-Z\.]+"
         *     }
         *
         */
        conditions: {},

        /**
         * @cfg {String} url (required) The url regex to match against.
         */
        url: null,

        /**
         * @cfg {String} controller The name of the Controller whose {@link #action} will be called if this route is
         * matched.
         */
        controller: null,

        /**
         * @cfg {String} action The name of the action that will be called on the {@link #controller} if this route is
         * matched.
         */
        action: null,

        /**
         * @private
         * @cfg {Boolean} initialized Indicates whether or not this Route has been initialized. We don't initialize
         * straight away so as to save unnecessary processing.
         */
        initialized: false
    },

    constructor: function(config) {
        this.initConfig(config);
    },

    /**
     * Attempts to recognize a given url string and return controller/action pair for it.
     * @param {String} url The url to recognize.
     * @return {Object/Boolean} The matched data, or `false` if no match.
     */
    recognize: function(url) {
        if (!this.getInitialized()) {
            this.initialize();
        }

        if (this.recognizes(url)) {
            var matches = this.matchesFor(url),
                args    = url.match(this.matcherRegex);

            args.shift();

            return Ext.applyIf(matches, {
                controller: this.getController(),
                action    : this.getAction(),
                historyUrl: url,
                args      : args
            });
        }
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Sets up the relevant regular expressions used to match against this route.
     */
    initialize: function() {
        /*
         * The regular expression we use to match a segment of a route mapping
         * this will recognize segments starting with a colon,
         * e.g. on 'namespace/:controller/:action', :controller and :action will be recognized
         */
        this.paramMatchingRegex = new RegExp(/:([0-9A-Za-z\_]*)/g);

        /*
         * Converts a route string into an array of symbols starting with a colon. e.g.
         * ":controller/:action/:id" => [':controller', ':action', ':id']
         */
        this.paramsInMatchString = this.getUrl().match(this.paramMatchingRegex) || [];

        this.matcherRegex = this.createMatcherRegex(this.getUrl());

        this.setInitialized(true);
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Returns true if this Route matches the given url string
     * @param {String} url The url to test
     * @return {Boolean} True if this Route recognizes the url
     */
    recognizes: function(url) {
        return this.matcherRegex.test(url);
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Returns a hash of matching url segments for the given url.
     * @param {String} url The url to extract matches for
     * @return {Object} matching url segments
     */
    matchesFor: function(url) {
        var params = {},
            keys   = this.paramsInMatchString,
            values = url.match(this.matcherRegex),
            length = keys.length,
            i;

        //first value is the entire match so reject
        values.shift();

        for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            params[keys[i].replace(":", "")] = values[i];
        }

        return params;
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Returns an array of matching url segments for the given url.
     * @param {String} url The url to extract matches for
     * @return {Array} matching url segments
     */
    argsFor: function(url) {
        var args   = [],
            keys   = this.paramsInMatchString,
            values = url.match(this.matcherRegex),
            length = keys.length,
            i;

        //first value is the entire match so reject
        values.shift();

        for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            args.push(keys[i].replace(':', ""));
            params[keys[i].replace(":", "")] = values[i];
        }

        return params;
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Constructs a url for the given config object by replacing wildcard placeholders in the Route's url
     * @param {Object} config The config object
     * @return {String} The constructed url
     */
    urlFor: function(config) {
        var url = this.getUrl();

        for (var key in config) {
            url = url.replace(":" + key, config[key]);
        }

        return url;
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * Takes the configured url string including wildcards and returns a regex that can be used to match
     * against a url
     * @param {String} url The url string
     * @return {RegExp} The matcher regex
     */
    createMatcherRegex: function(url) {
        /**
         * Converts a route string into an array of symbols starting with a colon. e.g.
         * ":controller/:action/:id" => [':controller', ':action', ':id']
         */
        var paramsInMatchString = this.paramsInMatchString,
            length = paramsInMatchString.length,
            i, cond, matcher;

        for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            cond    = this.getConditions()[paramsInMatchString[i]];
            matcher = Ext.util.Format.format("({0})", cond || "[%a-zA-Z0-9\-\\_\\s,]+");

            url = url.replace(new RegExp(paramsInMatchString[i]), matcher);
        }

        //we want to match the whole string, so include the anchors
        return new RegExp("^" + url + "$");
    }
});

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Saturday marked the first day of Fall and suddenly it FELT like it. I LOVE sweater weather… I DO… but I think I'm going to need to get another sweater or two. Fall seems to have snuck up on me this year. Right now, I'm going to consider it hoodie weather. This is "grill out" and "eat in" weather. It's "walk briskly to stay warm" weather. It's "hot cocoa hugging and slow sipping" weather.
I'm not a huge fan of winter, although I DO enjoy a good snow. More than a week of sweltering Summer is tiresome to me and leaves me yearning for a change. But Spring and Fall are fantastic. I love the change. I love never knowing what the weather will be and adding or peeling layers as needed. I like warm sunny days of soaking up sun rays and the chilly nights perfect for cuddling. I like rainy, drizzly, dreary gray days that keep things interesting.
The puppy is growing, family has come in to visit from Florida (Hi, Dee!!) and Indiana (Hi, Kelli!), it's band competition season, the one surviving watermelon on the vine is nearly ripe, and 2012 is gearing down…
And it's here. Fall has arrived. Fall in Kentucky is awesome! The animals are all out on the farm. I even saw a coyote this weekend. There are red-headed woodpeckers, hummingbirds, squirrels, rabbits, deer, turkey, hawks, owls, snakes, chipmunks and things that go thump in the woods at night. The stars are brighter when the weather is crisp. I don't know why.
The leaves are starting to fall and the breeze that's kicking up keeps the chimes on the front porch singing in deep, low, melodic tones. It's fall, I'm on the farm, and life is pretty fantastic.
Happy Fall everyone!
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Scotland's wind turbines provided more electricity than the country needed four days in a row
Two new records for Scottish wind power 'underline the massive progress Scotland is making in securing an ever increasing proportion of its electricity needs from wind power and other clean renewable sources', says WWF Scotland director Lang Banks
Scotland's wind turbines have generated more electricity than the country used for a record four days in a row.
The total amount of wind energy produced on Christmas Eve was also the highest ever, with more than 74,000MWh sent to the National Grid – equivalent to the average daily electricity needs of 6.09 million homes.
And, as energy use fell on Christmas Day, wind turbines provided 153 per cent of Scotland's electricity needs.
Karen Robinson, of WeatherEnergy, which analysed the figures, said: "It was only as recently as August 2016 that we first recorded a day where wind-powered electricity generation exceeded demand.
"However, thanks to increasing levels of renewables capacity and improved energy efficiency reducing power demand, we're starting to see more and more such days.
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Wind energy provided more electricity than Scotland used on 23, 24, 25 and 26 December, according to WeatherEnergy.
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Sathianathan Clarke in Asian Theology on the Way (Fortress, 2015) argues that one of the key themes of Asian theology is suffering. This leads to a Christology with the poor, shaped by historic experience and contemporary realities, that seek to find the historical Jesus amid the reality of human suffering.
The suffering of the church in Japan is depicted in Silence, the book and movie. The historical novel written by Shusako Endo (1923-1999) offers an absorbing, albeit bleak, meditation on the inability of the seventeenth century Jesuit mission to establish religious change on Japanese soil. In a key scene, Rodrigues sees his own face reflected in the water and it becomes "the face of a crucified man, a face which for so many centuries had given inspiration to artists. This man none of these artists had seen with his own eyes" (Endo 1980: 67).
The movie, directed by Martin Scorsese, has been affirmed for the way it explores Endo's theological reflection on suffering. In seeking to visually portray Endo's novel, Scorcese uses a range of artistic representations of Jesus. This is most clearly seen in a scene in which Rodrigues is captured. As Rodrigues buries his face in the water, he sees the historical Jesus. In so doing, Rodrigues is entering baptism and thus the passion, not longer a Christ figure but a participant in the passion of historical Jesus. In doing so, this offers a methodology by which to approach art in Asia, not as the detached onlooker but as the immersed participant in solidarity in suffering.
However the art is European. This makes sense given that Silence is a meditation on the faith of Rodrigues, who is a Jesuit priest. However the result visually is an artistic portrayal of suffering that references European artists and draws on European Christological resources.
The paper wonders what would happen if the art was Asian. This will be achieved by conducting an imaginative meditation, in which every European artistic portrayal of the face of Jesus in Silence the movie is replaced with an Asian artistic portrayal of the face of Jesus, sourced from art and poetry. The Rita England collection will be used as a key resource in this imaginative wondering. My approach is consistent with the methodology of Rodrigues immersion, seeking to bury my face not in European art but in Asian representations. The result will be an Asian visual representation of suffering, drawing on the Rita England collection, in conversation with the artistic Christianity represented in Silence.
I am a regular columnist for an Australian magazine, Zadok. Here is my third article, for the Autumn 2018 edition, which focused on the theme of Engaging Evil.
Sometimes entertainment becomes not only political, but also theological. Songs Of Experience , U2's fourteenth and latest album, splashed into Christmas stockings over the summer. The album debuted at Number 1 on the Billboard charts, making U2 the first music group to gain a Number 1 album in four consecutive decades. In the midst of commercial success, U2 has continued to engage social issues, singing 'No' to human evil in the world. Songs of Experience is no exception as U2 engage the evils around the European refugee crisis.
Evil is a strong word. Yet the Scriptures are clear. The greatest of God's commandments includes loving neighbour as yourself. Israel's laws emerged from the Exodus experience of being refugees, fleeing the tyranny of Empire in Egypt. Just as Israel in history experienced God's protecting love as refugees, so now in everyday life humans should express God's love, including to refugees. Anything less is to deny the Commandments.
On Songs of Experience, U2 engage the evil of the refugee crisis in a mid-album bracket of three songs. First, American Soul suggests that American values of unity and community need to apply to 'refugees like you and me, A country to receive us'. A second song, Summer of Love, longs for flowers to grow amid 'the rubble of Aleppo'. The hope, fifty years after a drug-fuelled, music-drenched Summer of Love in San Francisco, is for peace to descend on the West Coast of Syria in the Middle East. A third song is Red Flag Day. The title suggests a continuation of the beach vibe of Summer of Love while the lyrics remain focused on the consequences of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, becoming rubble.
The civil war in Syria resulted in a unprecendented refugee crisis. For more than 1 million people in 2015, this meant crossing the Mediterranean Sea, seeking safety in Europe. Deaths at sea rose to record levels, with more than 1,200 people drowning in the month of April 2015. And so, in Red Flag Day, U2 address this evil: 'Not even news today; So many lost in the sea'. This is evil-as-disinterest, as the lost and the least disappear from our 24-hour news cycle.
For U2, the response to this evil is located in one word. 'The one word that the sea can't say, Is no, no, no, no'. It is easy to imagine the impact of this line performed live, Bono holding a microphone out to an audience, inviting them to sing, 'no, no, no, no'. It is a powerful lyric. Water, the sea over which refugees travel, can never speak. But humans can. Humans can sing that one word, 'No'.
At the same time, having raised children, I am well aware of the limitations inherent in the simple word 'No'. It is often the first word learnt by a child, easy on the lips of a two-year-old teetering on a tantrum. So, when U2 sing 'No', what exactly are they asking us as humans to do?
U2 conclude Red Flag Day with the provocative line, 'Baby let's get in the water'. It reminds me of the baptism of Jesus. Every year in the Christian calendar, Christmas is followed by Epiphany and the birth of Jesus is placed in relation to God declaring love and pleasure as Jesus enters the Jordan waters. It is the way Jesus begins ministry, by getting in the water.
So is the refugee crisis in fact an invitation for the church to sing 'No', to respond to evil by entering the waters of baptism? Physically, in entering the Jordan River, Jesus expresses his obedience to God. This makes getting in the water the essential pattern of Christian discipleship, a way of saying 'No' to our own plans and 'Yes' to God's intentions. Historically, as Israel crossed the Jordan River, they were saying 'Yes' to living out God's commandments no matter what country they found themselves living. This makes baptism an expression of 'Yes' to loving our neighbour. And sacramentally, baptism and communion are woven together in the Exodus story of the Passover, which involves Israel entering the waters of the Red Sea. This makes getting in the water an expression of solidarity with all those who decide to say 'No' to persecution and tyranny, whether in fleeing Egypt in history or in the rubble of Aleppo today.
Hearing U2's Red Flag Day and listening to the Gospel story of Jesus' baptism offer ways to respond to the evil of the refugee crisis. The single word of 'No' is filled with Christian content. Every red flag swim in this summer of love becomes a singing of 'No'. It means lobbying Parliament to 'Let them come'. It involves lighting candles as prayers of intercession for all those lost at sea, refusing to forget those forgotten by the news today. It means a welcome to the promised lands as we teach English classes and guide migrants around unfamiliar supermarkets.
We often view baptism in individual terms, as a personal choice to follow Jesus. What if it is also a call to mission, a way to respond to evil by getting in the water in solidarity with the refugee crisis today.
It's been a real privilege to spend a week with the Church of Scotland, speaking at various events on innovation and mission. My thanks to Doug Gay, Trinity College and the Panel for Review and Reform, who generously made the time possible and did the hard work of promoting, organising and hosting. Over four days, I did 5 different events, the shortest 90 minutes, the longest three hours, all with a different focus.
Some events were open to the public and provided a chance in general to work with questions of innovation and mission. Some were focused on senior leadership of national and Presbytery bodies, or those working in theological formation. These gave a chance to compare stories and in the richness of different contexts, gain insight.
As a way of helping locate myself, and as a way to emphasis how cultures and context create space for innovation, I began each session both with a greeting (mihi) in Maori and showed some images of the burning bush in Aoteoroa New Zealand – and the role of Maori culture, Pacific migration and alternative worship. In the burning vine that is Te Aka Puaho, in the frangipani flowers added to the stained glass window of St Johns Papapatoetoe, in the pumice rocks soaked with methylated spirits that then then burn blue, there are important mission insights, about how diverse cultures hear faith differently.
An email a few weeks ago from the University library. With winter approaching, it was an invitation to bring an item for a food bank. In exchange, a library fine forgiven.
· We will waive your fines (up to $30).
I pondered the grace. A call to participate in making the world a better place. In exchange, redemption, as my shame (a library fine), was redeemed.
A lesson for all those who seek to communicate. The easy way is to point the finger, to name the blame. Such is the cry of fundamentalism.
The sliding way is to ignore the sin. "Don't judge me" is the cry of tolerance. Yet, as London Grammar remind us, truth is a beautiful thing.
Hence the intriguing way is to invite me to participate anew in mission, in ways that name my shame, all the while immersing it in grace.
"Can those fines" did that. It was graced redemption in a modern space, a lesson in speaking the gospel.
In beginning to prepare for the U2 Conference in Belfast and my Endings of Pop: Benediction, Lullaby or Lament? presentation, some writing this week, as I read the fascinating Ed Pavlic, Who Can Afford to Improvise?: James Baldwin and Black Music, the Lyric and the Listeners alongside U2′s Wake up Dead Man.
The emotional texture is enriched by the bridge, in which the one word "listen" is repeated eight times. "Listen" is the one word lyric that is disrupting time. The song is moving on, yet in that moving, the same word of action is repeated.
The listening is one word, but in the one word, sustained by repetition, is a complex set of repeated actions, of "multiple possibilities", of "to" and "over" and "through" and "as": Listen "to" (your words; the reed). Listen "over" (the rhythm of confusion; the radio hum, the sounds of blades, marching bands). Listen "through" (the traffic). Listen "as" (hope and peach march). The "to" is twice, the "over" is four, the "through" and "as" are once each. The one action – of listening – is actually four actions – to, over, through and as. This is a demanding understanding of humanity, and the complexity of engaging suffering. In the face of the physical action of suffering, there are multiple emotional textures and a complex range of response.
One of my current projects involves responding to editorial reviewer comments on an article I'm writing on theological education and development. The article began as a paper I presented, with Phil King, at a conference on Christianity and Development between New Zealand and the Pacific in June 2016. I saw this as an opportunity to get to know the story of a key partner church and helping me think more wholistically about theological education in general.
Following the paper presentation, the spoken paper was turned into a written paper and submitted in May 2017. It is one thing to talk. It is another to set out your thoughts over 6,000 words as it tests the logic of an argument over an extended period. The written paper was accepted, subject to my responding satisfactorily to reviewer comments, for Sites Journal of social anthropology and cultural studies of the Pacific Region. It is scheduled for release in 2019. It will be good to be taking theology in an anthropology and cultural studies space.
Editorial review is a wonderful thing, for it ensures allows thinking to gain critical engagement. Horizons are broadened in terms of reading and as the forest is sifted from the trees. In responding to reviewer comments, I start by categorising them as major and minor. I then create a table, in order to note the work I need to do and provide an account to the editors of how I'm responding. Here is the table for this piece of work, as at 12 March.
Helen Gardner ("Praying for Independence. The Presbyterian Church in the Decolonisation of Vanuatu,' The Journal of Pacific History, 48:2, 2013, 122-143) argues that Presbyterianism is structured in ways that enhanced its ability to be an actor in development and decolonisation. A Presbyterian church is structured with a national assembly, regional presbyteries and local congregations and these result in a cohesive interwoven identity, encourage individual capacity building and ensure an alertness to context. An interwoven identity is possible, given the interplay between national, regional and local bodies. For Gardner, Presbyterianism is a way of organising that "transcended village and island boundaries … a political form that translated readily to the standards of contemporary democracy" (128). Each body (assembly, presbytery, congregation) has a shared governance group and these provide individuals with opportunities to develop administrative and political skills. The result was that ministers were able to play a significant role in a newly independent Vanuatu (Gardner, 142). An interwoven set of governance groupings enables grassroots voices to be heard. In Vanuatu this "allowed the [church] openly to back the call for independence, as decisions were made from the body of the church rather than imposed by a church hierarchy" (Gardner, 128).
I've had a rich, demanding, draining and playful 24 hours. It has involved 24 hours gazing out the window of the Business School at Auckland University, finding generative space in a conversation between social entrepreneurship and theology.
It began last year, when we at KCML piloted the Lighthouse, an educative weekend encouraging local churches in innovation. Funded by an external funder, the funders challenged us to draw on resources from outside the Presbyterian theological world. A number of conversations and networks over the next few months resulted in working with a lecturer from the Business School at Auckland University. As we began she challenged us: what does Christ-based innovation look like? What in Christian resources might encourage the making of all things new?
The result was a rich weekend, in which I worked through the 6 images of innovation in my Built for change: A practical theology of innovation and collaboration , while the lecturer introduced contemporary innovation practices liked the Innovation Canvas and Rituals of dissent. Participants loved it.
could the social entrepreneurship of Joseph Schumpeter provide a way to understand the church as apostolic?
could Jesus as fool in 1 Corinthians 4 be read in light of the Biblical Wisdom literature as a way of encouraging resilience and risk-taking in social entrepreneurship?
We used the 40 paragraph technique, chose two different journals, one business, the other theological and began to map out what we might say. We had coffee and mindmapped. We challenged each other and made new connections. We shared journal articles and insights from previous writing.
We now both step away, to meet other commitments. Yet we have a clear map and enough structure to keep on writing. We are both working on our strengths and will need each other to ensure the interdisciplinary conversation continues.
It was rich, demanding, draining and playful. It is interdisciplinary, seeing what emerges in the inbetween spaces. It is a form of benchmarking – taking my speaking and exposing it to another academic, seeing what is making sense and what needs clarifying.


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Building on previously existing relations, the KLI was established in 1991 (see KNAW Proposal 1994). In 1992 it received a Stimulans grant from NWO. This grant was instrumental in improving the infrastructure of the KLI. Moreover, it helped to build commitment to the KLI by providing financial support for workshops and the first KLI-conference. Part of the money was invested in "Telepanel", a computer-based system for surveying a representative sample of Dutch households. Until Telepanel ran into financial problems in 1997, several members of the KLI made good use of Telepanel facilities for the purposes of data collection. In 1995 the KLI was recognised by the KNAW as a Graduate School in Social Psychology and its Applications. In 1997 the KLI applied for recognition as a Toponderzoekschool in the context of the Dieptestrategie. The proposal was evaluated very positively, but not awarded. In 1998 the KLI group at the RUG (together with the ICS group at the RUG) was granted support in the context of the Breedtestrategie. In 1999 the KLI group at the VU received a similar award. In the past years, the KLI has been very successful in acquiring funding for its research in both the second and third streams of research financing. The grants awarded to KLI staff for collaborative research programmes across universities are especially worth mentioning in this connection.
In the course of the procedures for recognition by the KNAW in 1995, the KLI agreed to restrict its request for recognition to social psychology and its applications (see KNAW Proposal 1994). No recognition was sought for those sectors of the KLI that concerned Personality and Individual Differences, and Group and Organisational Processes. The reason for this was the view of the ECOS that the original KLI application was too heterogeneous with respect to its scientific mission. Researchers whose work was closely identified with those two research themes could only remain affiliate members of the KLI. Towards the end of the 5-year period the need was felt to rewrite the original mission statement.
In the process of redrafting the mission statement the three previous research themes have been reconfigured into four research divisions. These divisions are organized in terms of different levels of social psychological analysis: (1) intrapersonal processes, (2) interpersonal processes, (3) group and organizational processes, and (4) intergroup processes. A revised mission statement was circulated to all affiliate members of the KLI, and those who felt that their work fitted into this mission were invited to apply for full membership. Many (but not all) of the affiliate members applied for full membership. Their applications were then judged by the Executive Committee. With some exceptions the Executive Committee recommended to the General Board that the applicants were to be admitted; the General Board approved these recommendations, and thus the affiliate members in question were admitted to full KLI membership.
Benefiting from our experience and from student evaluations, the teaching program has been further structured and formalised. It was decided that each student should take part in a set of Basic Courses (practical courses: Writing in English, How to Publish, How to Present, Literature Review, and Methodology). Further optional Methodological and Practical Courses and Theory-oriented Workshops and Courses can be chosen as desired. Recently courses on Career Planning have been added to the programme. At the same time, the process of monitoring and progress assessment of Ph.D. projects has been considerably intensified and formalised. Two of the five universities (VU and UvA) have completely delegated the evaluation and assessment of individual Ph.D. projects to the KLI. All this has resulted in a highly successful graduate program. On average 16 graduate students enter the programme every year, of whom 85% complete their Ph.D. in an average of 4.7 years. This is above the national average and well above the average for the social sciences. Indeed, the KLI is in the same range as the natural sciences in this regard. All students manage to find a job upon completion. There is an increasing trend for KLI graduate students to complete their Ph.D. program not only with a dissertation but with a number of publications in refereed journals.
The Vrije Universiteit has been the penvoerder (i.e., university responsible for the administration of the institute) of the KLI during the first 10 years. During this term the VU has been extremely supportive of the KLI. Financially, the VU has provided the resources to maintain the secretariat, and as of 1998 it doubled the funding made available to the KLI in view of its responsibility as the penvoerder. The VU has also been very supportive both when the KLI applied for recognition as a graduate school and when the KLI applied for the dieptestrategie. The VU has repeatedly expressed its strong commitment to the KLI. The administrative and managerial support provided by both the Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogics (FPP) at the VU and the central administration of the VU has been satisfactory. The internal organizational structure of the KLI has also operated satisfactorily. The only two changes made in the administrative arrangements since the KNAW recognition of the KLI have been the appointment of two "confidential advisors" (vertrouwenspersonen) who can be consulted by individual Ph.D. students if needed, and the establishment of a Scientific Advisory Board.
The KLI continues to occupy a strong position within the Dutch and European contexts. It brings together virtually all senior researchers and graduate students in social psychology and its applications in the Netherlands. The very few exceptions are those whose primary research lends itself more obviously to another research school, such as Psychology and Health. In addition a significant number of foreign students (mainly from Belgium, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain) participate in some of the courses offered in the teaching program.
The research strength of the KLI is evidenced by the scientific output of its members in terms of publications in high ranking peer-reviewed journals, by the impact scores of these publications, by the number of grants acquired in the past five years, and by the embeddedness of the KLI in international scientific networks. There have been notable improvements in terms of each of these criteria during the past five years. In order to encourage students to publish, a student paper award has been established.


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The Yamato Glacier () is a glacier about 6 miles (10 km) wide, flowing west between Mount Fukushima and Mount Eyskens in the Queen Fabiola Mountains of Antarctica.

Discovered by the Belgian Antarctic Expedition under Guido Derom, October 7, 1960, and named after an old name of the cove of Honshū.  Yamato is the symbol of the political unity and the national consciousness of the Japanese people. In November–December 1960, a Japanese field party reached this area and carried out geodetic and other scientific work.

See also
 List of glaciers in the Antarctic
 Glaciology

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Glaciers of Queen Maud Land
Prince Harald Coast


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26/11: India tells Pakistan to act, US offers $5million reward for information
New Delhi welcomed the US move, and said, "We welcome the statement issued today by the United States calling on Pakistan to uphold their UN Security Council obligations to implement sanctions against the terrorists..."
Written by Shubhajit Roy | New Delhi |
Updated: November 27, 2018 6:51:03 am
Monday marked the tenth anniversary of 26/11 attack in Mumbai (PTI)
Expressing "deep anguish" that families of 26/11 victims still await closure, India on Monday said that Pakistan is showing "little sincerity" in bringing perpetrators to justice since the planners of 26/11 still roam on the streets of Pakistan with "impunity" – a reference to Lashkar-e-Taiba chief and Jamaat-ud Dawa's founder Hafiz Saeed.
The US too mounted pressure on Monday, as it announced a USD 5 million reward – about Rs 35 crore – for information leading to the arrest or conviction in any country of any individual who committed, conspired, aided or abetted the 2008 Mumbai attack. Six Americans were among the 166 victims of the assault.
New Delhi welcomed the US move, and said, "We welcome the statement issued today by the United States calling on Pakistan to uphold their UN Security Council obligations to implement sanctions against the terrorists responsible for the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, including Lashkar-e-Tayyiba and its affiliates."
New Delhi also asked Islamabad to give up "double standards" and expeditiously bring the attackers to justice, and reminded that it is not just a matter of Pakistan's accountability to the victim's families, but is also an "international obligation".
The MEA statement said, "The 26/11 terrorist attack was planned, executed and launched from Pakistan territory. The former Prime Minister of Pakistan had earlier this year admitted that the terrorists were sent from Pakistan's soil. We once again call on the Government of Pakistan to give up double standards and to expeditiously bring the perpetrators of the horrific attack to justice. This is not just a matter of Pakistan's accountability to the families of the innocent victims who fell to terrorists, but also an international obligation."
The MEA reference to a former Prime Minister's admission was based on Nawaz Sharif's comments. In a May interview to Dawn, a leading daily in Pakistan, Sharif had said, "Should Pakistan allow militants/non-state actors to cross the border and kill 150 people in Mumbai?…Why can't we complete the trial?"
The victims of the three-day attack hailed from 15 countries, and Delhi has tried to strike a chord with the international community through the 10th anniversary statement. The MEA had not issued statements on previous anniversaries of the attack.
Interestingly, this comes at a time when there is a hint of a thaw in the bilateral ties, after Pakistan agreed to an Indian request to build a corridor to Kartarpur Sahib for easy movement of Sikh pilgrims to the shrine, the final resting place of Guru Nanak Dev.
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Determined to bring a Zika vaccine to the remote Pantanal, three doctors clash with a faith healer and are pulled deeper into the mysteries of his cult.
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While Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda become a global threat, the rivalry between the CIA and FBI inadvertently sets the stage for the tragedy of 9/11 and the Iraq War.
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Dawid Rudolfowicz Arszakian (orm. Դավիթ Արշակյան, ur. 16 sierpnia 1994 w Petersburgu) – ormiański piłkarz urodzony w Rosji występujący na pozycji napastnika, zawodnik ormiańskiego klubu Ararat Erywań. Były reprezentant Armenii.

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Kariera klubowa
Występował w klubach: Mika Erywań, FK Riteriai, Chicago Fire, Vejle BK, HNK Gorica, Fakieł Woroneż i NK Rudeš.

11 września 2019 podpisał kontrakt z ormiańskim klubem Ararat Erywań.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
Pierwsze powołanie do reprezentacji Armenii otrzymał na towarzyski mecz z Białorusią, który odbył się 25 marca 2016. Swój debiut zaliczył 4 września tego samego roku w spotkaniu z Danią w eliminacjach do Mistrzostw Świata 2018.

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The agreement was signed by Transportation Undersecretary, Aaron Dichter, and the U. S. Embassy in Mexico's Commercial Affairs attaché, Jerry K. Mitchell.
Mitchell and SCT Secretary Pedro Cerisola noted that an ITS is a necessity and will help productivity and safety on Mexican roads.


In the United States 69% of adults drink at least two cups of coffee a day. Humanity's experience with coffee doesn't begin and end with our morning thermos though – where there is culture, coffee culture isn't far behind.
Heavily influencing European cultures, the Dutch Parisians, and Venetians in particular, the first coffeehouses as we understand them today began cropping up in the Netherlands. Offering more than just a place to sit and enjoy a hot cup of coffee, the coffeehouse offered a neutral location for socializing, discussion, innovation, and even dissent. Sociologist Ray Oldenburg describes the concept of the "third place" as a meeting place other than the home or workplace that remains accessible to all, regardless of status.
Third place locations often include other familiar settings like bars and public parks, even barber shops take on this role in some communities. What we get from the third place is a setting that's focused on building and maintaining community, conversations, and important interactions. In 1792, the Tontine Coffee House in New York City served as the birthplace for the New York Stock Exchange; decades later and hundreds of miles away, the all-American cocktail the Sazerac was named for its coffee shop home, the Sazerac Coffee House in New Orleans.
In pop culture, we see the reflection on our need for a third place. Up until the early/mid-1990s, the third place of media choice was a bar; sitcom favorites like Cheers took place almost entirely within a bar. But as times changes, and coffee obsession began to take on a local mood, our favorite characters started spending their time at coffee shops instead.
Seinfeld and even Cheers spinoff series Frasier all had essential plot setting in their community coffeehouse. "Central Perk," the coffee shop and favorite hangout spot from the massively popular TV sitcom Friends became so memorable to fans that Warner Bros had trademarked the rights to the name, logo, and facade signage and maintains these rights even 15 years after Friends had finished its run on TV. In 2014, WB hosted a temporary pop-up recreation of the Central Perk café, catering coffee to fans.
Looking back on our history with coffee can not only help us predict the trends of the future, but also offers us interesting and even relatable insights into the past. When we see coffee's place in the movement of the world from global trade, political unrest, social defiance, and community building. Coffee is full of contradictions – and yet we still enjoy it every morning. Take a look at this infographic for more on a deeper look into coffee culture and how we can use it to look towards the future, espresso in hand.


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"AMAZING GRACE! HOW SU-WEET THE SOUND"
Her outfits are an inspiration. Sometimes she is decked out head to toe in gold sequins, shimmering in the sun. Other times she is a vision in swirly diaphanous pastels. The other day she was in brightly colored kimono, nostrils flared and arms stretched out, displaying herself like some sort of celestial dragon. I was so awestruck that I didn't notice the panhandler beachcombing for cigarette butts in the gutter next to the bike lane.
"Watch yourself, sugar!" she warned, and I swung out just in time.
ahaha, i want to see her!! i love black people, espically drag queens/trans.
Huh? I know this woman, I see her on a daily basis and she is every bit as amazing as you describe. But, I'm mostly curious about this comment from "mimii" who says, "I love black people. ." What is that supposed to mean?