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இந்தியாவின் நிஜ ஆளும் வர்க்கம்
The Real Rulers of India the power Behind the thrones.
Not only india the rulers of the shadow world is Merchants(Jews) and Priests(Aryans).
நமது இந்தியாவையும் உலகத்தையும் நிஜத்தில் ஆள்வது வணிகர்களும் பூசாரிகளும் தான் .
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Priests(Vatican) and Merchants(Jews) rule the Christian and whole world.
Shieks(Trader) and ayotullah(priest) rule the Muslim world and Islam was created by the priest(Muhammed) with the support of a Trader(Kadija) his wife.
So who rules the world Trader? or Priest? the choice is yours?
When will the Brahmin-Bania hegemony end?
Reply To All | Aakar Patel
Ruling axis: Jawaharlal Nehru, a Brahmin, became Prime Minister with the blessings of Mahatma Gandhi, a Bania.
Updated: Fri, Aug 28 2009. 11 08 PM IST
On 9 April, the Supreme Court rejected a plea that the 2011 census be caste-based. CII and Ficci oppose job reservations in the private sector, but Manmohan Singh is keen. India's population of Brahmins and Banias and Jains all together is 6% or less.
The Sensex comprises the 30 largest traded companies of India.
ACC is run by a Brahmin (Sumit Banerjee), Bhel is run by a Brahmin (Ravi Kumar Krishna Swamy), Bharti Airtel is run by a Bania (Sunil Mittal), Grasim and Hindalco are run by a Bania (Kumar Mangalam Birla).
HDFC is run by a Bania (Deepak Parekh), Hindustan Unilever is run by a Brahmin (Nitin Paranjpe), ICICI Bank is headed by a Brahmin (K.V. Kamath). Jaiprakash Associates is run by a Brahmin (Yogesh Gaur), L&T is run by a Brahmin (A.M. Naik), NTPC is run by a Brahmin (R.S. Sharma), ONGC is run by a Brahmin (also called R.S. Sharma). Reliance group firms are run by Banias (Mukesh and Anil Ambani), State Bank of India is run by a Brahmin (O.P. Bhatt), Sterlite Industries is run by a Bania (Anil Agarwal), Sun Pharma is run by a Bania (Dilip Shanghvi) and Tata Steel is run by a Brahmin (B. Muthuraman).
Punjab National Bank is run by a Brahmin (K.C. Chakrabarty), Bank of Baroda is run by a Brahmin (M.D. Mallya) and Canara Bank is run by a Bania (A.C. Mahajan).
Also Read Aakar Patel's earlier columns
Of India's software companies, Infosys is run by a Brahmin (Kris Gopalakrishnan now and Narayana Murthy and Nandan Nilekani before him). TCS is run by a Brahmin (Subramanian Ramadorai). Wipro is owned by a Khoja (Azim Premji). Khojas are Shia of the Sevener sect, converted from the Luhana trading community (same caste as L.K. Advani and M.A. Jinnah).
India's two largest airlines are Kingfisher, owned by a Brahmin (Vijay Mallya) and Jet, owned by a Bania (Naresh Goyal).
Of India's mobile phone firms, Reliance Communications (Ambani), Airtel (Mittal), Vodafone Essar (Ruia), Idea (Birla), Spice (Modi) are owned by Banias. BSNL is run by a Bania (Kuldeep Goyal) and Tata's TTML is run by a Brahmin (K.A. Chaukar).
Cricket in India is run by a Bania (Lalit Modi) and before him it was run by another Bania (Jagmohan Dalmiya).
Media in India is almost entirely controlled by Banias and Jains. Of the two largest English newspapers, The Times of India is owned by Jains and the Hindustan Times is owned by Banias (Birla). The third largest English paper, The Hindu, is owned by Brahmins (Kasturi Iyengar family). The Indian Express is owned by Banias (Goenka). Zee TV is owned by a Bania (Subhash Chandra Goel). Of the two largest Hindi newspapers, Dainik Jagran is owned by Banias (Gupta), and Dainik Bhaskar is owned by Banias (Agarwal). The Agarwals also own Gujarati daily Divya Bhaskar. The largest Gujarati newspaper Gujarat Samachar is owned by Jains (Shah). The largest Marathi paper Lokmat is owned by Jains (Darda). Rajasthan Patrika is owned by Jains (Kothari). Navbharat Times is owned by Jains and Hindustan owned by Banias (Birla). Amar Ujala is owned by Banias (Maheshwari).
Of India's steel companies Essar is owned by Banias (Ruia), ArcelorMittal is owned by a Bania (Laxmi Mittal), Ispat is owned by Banias (Mittals), Jindal Steel is owned by Banias, Bhushan Steel is owned by Banias (Singhal), VISA Steel is owned by Banias (Agarwal). State-owned SAIL is run by a Bania (S.K. Roongta) and Lloyd Steel is owned by Banias (Gupta).
Of India's cement companies, Ambuja is owned by Banias (Neotia and Sekhsaria), Dalmia Cements is owned by Banias, Ultratech and Vikram Cement are owned by Banias (Birla) and JK Cement is owned by Banias (Singhania).
Hindustan Motors is owned by Banias (Birla) and Bajaj Auto is owned by Banias.
Old economy, new economy: All economy in India is owned and run by two castes.
The Brahmin used his monopoly on knowledge and the Bania used his high-trust culture of trade to become dominant. Their skills are world-class. Given the realities of capital formation, it is difficult for other castes to catch up soon.
The largest caste in India is Shudra.
We think Shudra means untouchable, but it actually means peasant. The peasant castes, such as Patel, constitute more than 50% of India's population.
Andhra Pradesh is run by a peasant Christian (Y.S.R. Reddy), Bihar is run by a peasant Kurmi (Nitish Kumar) and Gujarat is run by a peasant from the Teli/Ghanchi caste (Narendra Modi).
Haryana is run by a peasant Jat (Bhupinder Hooda), Karnataka is ruled by a peasant Lingayat (B.S. Yeddyurappa), Kerala is run by a peasant Ezhava (V.S. Achuthanandan) and Madhya Pradesh is run by a peasant OBC (Shivraj Chouhan).
Maharashtra is run by a peasant Maratha (Ashok Chavan), Rajasthan is run by a peasant Mali (Ashok Gehlot), Punjab is run by a peasant Jat (Parkash Badal), Tamil Nadu is run by a peasant Vellalar (M. Karunanidhi) and Uttar Pradesh is run by a Dalit (Mayawati).
Only one large state in India is run by a Brahmin and he, West Bengal's Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, is a Communist.
India's Prime Minister is a Sikh (Manmohan Singh) and President is a peasant Maratha (Pratibha Patil).
At independence, India was run by a Brahmin (Jawaharlal Nehru) whose mentor was a Bania (Mahatma Gandhi). The chief minister of Uttar Pradesh was a Brahmin (Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant), the first chief minister of Gujarat was a Bania (Jivraj Mehta). Madhya Pradesh was run by a Brahmin (Ravi Shankar Shukla), Rajasthan was run by a Brahmin (H.L. Shastri), Kerala was run by a Brahmin (E.M.S. Namboodiripad), Punjab was run by a Brahmin (G.C. Bhargava) and Assam was ruled by a Brahmin (G.N. Bordoloi).
At independence, the peasant had neither political nor economic strength. Democracy transferred power from the Brahmin to him.
The Brahmin and the Bania still control the economy, but now the Shudra controls politics.
The Brahmin and Bania oppose reservations in the private sector, which they totally dominate. The Shudra wants his share, but the Brahmin and Bania say their dominance is from merit.
The Brahmin and Bania control the media, but the Shudra controls legislation.
Sooner rather than later, reservations will come.
(Mint is published by HT Media Ltd, which also publishes Hindustan Times.)
Aakar Patel is a director with Hill Road Media. Write to Aakar at replytoall@livemint.com
Forbesmagazine has put out a list of the world's 1,210 billionaires. Fifty-five of them are Indians. A billion dollars is Rs 4,480 crore. A Baniya is a member of the Vaish caste, originating mainly from Rajasthan and Gujarat.
They are under 1% of India's population.
The billion-dollar club: Among Indians, Lakshmi Mittal tops the Forbes list. Paolo Fridman/Bloomberg
India's richest man is a Baniya (Lakshmi Mittal, world's sixth richest with $31.1 billion), India's second richest man is a Baniya (Mukesh Ambani, $27 billion), India's third richest man is a Khoja (Azim Premji, $16.8 billion), India's fourth richest men are Baniyas (Shashi and Ravi Ruia, $15.8 billion), India's fifth richest person is a Baniya (Savitri Jindal, $13.2 billion), India's sixth richest man is a Baniya (Gautam Adani, $10 billion), India's seventh richest man is a Baniya (Kumar Mangalam Birla, $9.2 billion), India's eighth richest man is a Baniya (Anil Ambani, $8.8 billion), India's ninth richest man is a Baniya (Sunil Mittal, $8.3 billion). India's 10th richest man is a Parsi (Adi Godrej, world's 130th richest with $7.3 billion).
Score: Baniyas 8, Rest of India 2. If we consider the Gujaratis Godrej and Premji (from the Lohana caste) as coming from mercantile communities then actually Rest of India wasn't playing this match so far.
India's 11th richest man is K.P. Singh of DLF ($7.3 billion). He is the first departure from our trend of mercantile castes. Singh is a peasant, the most populous caste grouping of India, about 50% of our population. From numbers 11 to 20, there are four Baniyas. They are Anil Agarwal of Vedanta ($6.4 billion), Dilip Shanghvi of Sun Pharma ($6.1 billion), Uday Kotak ($3.2 billion), and Subhash Chandra Goel of Zee, ($2.9 billion). The non-Baniyas are Shiv Nadar of HCL ($5.6 billion), Malvinder and Shivinder Singh of Ranbaxy ($4.1 billion), Kalanithi Maran of Sun TV ($3.5 billion), Mukesh Jagtiani of Landmark ($3 billion) and Pankaj Patel of Cadila ($2.6 billion).
Also Read | Aakar's previous Lounge columns
Between 21 and 30, there are five Baniyas. They are Indu Jain of The Times of India ($2.6 billion), Desh Bandhu Gupta of Lupin ($2.1 billion), Sudhir and Samir Mehta of Torrent ($2 billion), Aloke Lohia of Indorama ($2 billion) and Venugopal Dhoot of Videocon ($1.9 billion). The five non-Baniyas are G.M. Rao of GMR ($2.6 billion), Cyrus Poonawalla of the Serum Institute ($2.3 billion), Mumbai builder Rajan Raheja ($2.2 billion), Narayana Murthy ($2 billion) and Gautam Thapar of Avantha ($2 billion). Of the non-Baniyas, three are from mercantile communities: Poonawalla (Parsi), Raheja (Shikarpuri Sindhi) and Thapar (Khatri). Murthy is Brahmin.
Between 31 and 40 are two Baniyas: Rahul Bajaj ($1.6 billion) and Ajay Piramal ($1.4 billion). The non-Baniyas include three Brahmins: Nandan Nilekani ($1.8 billion) and S. Gopalakrishnan ($1.6 billion) of Infosys, and Vijay Mallya ($1.4 billion). Three of the others are from mercantile castes: Chandru Raheja ($1.9 billion), Brijmohan Lall Munjal of Hero Motors ($1.5 billion) and Vikas Oberoi ($1.4 billion). The last two are K. Anji Reddy ($1.5 billion) (from Andhra's dominant peasant community) and Ajay Kalsi of Indus Gas ($1.7 billion).
Between 41 and 50 are five Baniyas. They are R.P. Goenka ($1.3 billion), Rakesh Jhunjhunwala ($1.2 billion), Brij Bhushan Singhal ($1.2 billion), B.K. Modi ($1.1 billion) and Mumbai builder Mangal Prabhat Lodha ($1.1 billion). The non-Baniyas are Baba Kalyani of Bharat Forge ($1.3 billion), Keshub Mahindra ($1.2 billion), K. Dinesh ($1.2 billion) and S.D. Shibulal ($1.1 billion) of Infosys, and Yusuf Hamied of Cipla ($1.1 billion).
The last five, from 51 to 55, include two Baniyas: Mumbai builder Mofatraj Munot of Kalpataru ($1 billion) and Ashwin Dani of Asian Paints ($1 billion). Two of the others are from mercantile castes: Parsi Anu Aga of Thermax ($1 billion) and Khatri Harindarpal Banga of Noble ($1 billion). Delhi builder Ramesh Chandra of Unitech ($1 billion) ends our list of Indians with a billion dollars or more.
The list has three Parsis, two Muslims and Sikhs in one spot (shared by the Ranbaxy Singhs). Banga is also a Sikh name but Harindarpal is clean-shaven. All of them, except Poonawalla, have inherited their wealth, though in the case of one (Premji), he took a small firm and made it global. There is nobody from the scheduled tribes or castes.
India's large peasant castes have some representation (Singh, Patel, Reddy), but not much.
There are 26 Baniyas on our list. Many of them inherited their wealth, but just as many (Mittal, Ruias, Adani, Dhoot among others) are self-made.
The list has 16 Rajasthanis, and 13 Gujaratis. Every single Rajasthani is from one caste, Vaish, though they are from two faiths: Hindu and Jain.
Only Gujarat is capable of producing billionaires drawn from four different faiths—Hindu, Parsi, Jain and Muslim—and three different castes: Baniya, Khatri and peasant. This is unique in India and there is something about this secular mercantile culture that produces great men across communities. What is it? Three out of the four biggest leaders of the subcontinent under British rule were Gujarati, and they were drawn from these three castes: Gandhi, Jinnah and Patel. Only 5% of India's population, Gujaratis don't have the numbers to dominate its democratic politics. But businesses are not run in democratic fashion. And to rise, you need quality, not quantity.
The heartland of India, where our quantity resides, is missing from this list. Bihar, Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh have little or no representation and this does not surprise us.
On the list are 10 south Indians, in proportion to their 20% share of India's population. The famous five from Infosys are obviously self-made. Of the others, four are first-generation wealthy. This is a good indicator for the future, and it restores some balance in favour of Rest of India.
Two final observations. India's greatest businessman is not on this list. Why is that? It is because Ratan Tata owns less than 1% of Tata Sons. He is exceptional in every way.
Lastly, how many Baniyas in our top 20 attended the Buffett-Gates meeting to consider giving part of their wealth to philanthropy? Zero.
The Baniya's culture of focused wealth creation is very good in many ways, but not all of this culture is good.
Romney and Zakaria both talk of such things as "Israeli" culture and"Indian" culture with specific reference to economic success. Romneybelieves the first is what brings Israel success; Zakaria says thesecond doesn't play any part in India's success since 1991.
Zakaria says culture is important but always changing and so notsignificant. Zakaria believes the success of Asians in America comesfrom immigrant drive, not culture.
I think Zakaria is wrong about this. If we examine this success, wecan ascribe it to culture fairly quickly.This can be demonstrated.
What is common to these Fortune 500 leaders: Vikram S Pandit(Citibank), Indra Nooyi (Pepsi), Sanjay Jha (Motorola), Sundar Pichai(Google) and Surya Mohapatra (Quest)?
All are Brahmins.
Two Indians are deans of world-class management institutions, NitinNohria of Harvard Business School and Dipak Jain of Insead. Both areBaniyas.
Warren Buffett's blue-eyed boy (Ajit Jain) and DeutscheBank's CEO (Anshu Jain) are Baniyas too.
Any scan of Indian successabroad past or present will continually throw up mercantilecommunities, whether Arun Sarin at Vodafone, Harish Manwani atUnilever or the Bohra Hatim Tyabji at Best Buy.
What Zakaria sees as "Indian" success is that of a couple of communities.
This isn't just about the success of Indians abroad. The richest 10people in India are Lakshmi Mittal (Baniya), Mukesh Ambani (Baniya),Azim Premji (Lohana/Khoja), Ruia brothers (Baniya), Savitri Jindal(Baniya), Gautam Adani (Baniya), KM Birla (Baniya), Anil Ambani(Baniya), Sunil Mittal (Baniya), Adi Godrej (Parsi). Nine of the tenare from mercantile castes, including the only Muslim.
The thing to know is that these communities are absolutely tiny, butare still able to produce most of our business champions. Why? Notgenes, not magic, but culture. We can dismiss the data as arising fromhistorical advantage of a few families, or a statistical error, orsomething else. But I don't think that will bring much clarity.
Eventually, we will have to settle on the difference in culture as thekey element that explains this data.
Capitalism and its laws help, but they can only help where the cultureis receptive. Pakistan has laws more liberal than those of India, andit opened up its economy much before India did. But still it doesn'thave growth. Why is this so?
I believe it is because the culture ofthe majority of Pakistanis orients them towards a national securitystate rather than an economically prosperous one. I have written aboutthis earlier (here).
List of Scandals in India by Brahmins and Banias
It is nothing new that most of the scandals are committed by Brahmins and Banias in the country. They have looted India but have defamed only so-called lower caste leaders such as Lalu Prasad Yadav and Behan Mayawati. With the use of Manuwadi media, these Brahmin leaders from Brahminical parties have managed to label only so-called lower castes leaders as corrupt.
Anyone from so-called lower castes if tries to stand against the Brahamism, RSS Sanghis have always tried to implicate those people in corruption or have tried to buy those leaders so that they stop talking against their Brahminical lords sitting at Nagpur.
Let's have a look at big money scandals and which caste groups were involved in those. The list we think is till 2014 scandals.
Scandals by Brahmins
Basil International = $530 million (Brahmin)
Sahara scandal = $9 billion (Brahmin)
Sharada scandal = $6 billion (Brahmin)
Common Wealth Games = $12 billion (Brahmin)
DDCA = $14 million (Brahmin)
Pixion Media = $100 million (Brahmin)
Surya Pharma = $100 million (Brahmin)
Electrotherm India Limited = $332 million (Brahmin)
Vijay Mallya = $1.3 billion (Brahmin)
Winsome Diamond = $400 million (Brahmin)
Surya Vinayak Industries = $210 million (Brahmin)
Coal scandal = $40 billion (Brahmin)
Jayalalithaa = $6 billion (Brahmin)
IGI Airport = $32 billion (Brahmin)
DIAL Scam = $25 billion (Brahmin)
Granite scandal = $2.8 billion (Brahmin)
Maharashtra Irrigation scandal = $12 billion (Brahmin)
Karnataka Wakf Board Land scandal = $39 billion (Brahmin)
Central Excise Duty fraud = $3.82 billion (Brahmin)
Highway scandal = $13.97 million (Brahmin)
Gift scandal = $100,000 (Brahmin)
Flying Club fraud = $38 million (Brahmin)
Arvind Joshi and Tinu Joshi = $50 million (Brahmin)
Obsolete French Fighter Jets = $11 billion (Brahmin)
Goa mining scandal = $700 million (Brahmin)
Kashyap EPFO scandal = $118 million (Brahmin)
ISRO-Devas = $300 million (Brahmin)
Cash-for-votes = $715,000 (Brahmin)
2G spectrum = $6.9 billion (Brahmin)
Commonwealth Games = $15.5 billion (Brahmin)
LIC Housing Loan scandal = $200 million (Brahmin)
Belekeri port = $12 billion (Brahmin)
UIDAI = $1 billion (Brahmin)
Scorpene Deal = $10 million (Brahmin)
Barak Missile = $200 million (Brahmin)
Cobbler scandal = $214 million (Brahmin)
Sukh Ram = $5 million (Brahmin)
SNC Lavalin = $10 million (Brahmin)
Bhansali = $200 million (Brahmin)
Pickle bribes = $20,000 (Brahmin)
Indian Bank = $260 million (Brahmin)
Bofors = $400 million (Brahmin)
HDW commissions = $4 million (Brahmin)
Haridas Mundhra = $10 million (Brahmin)
Teja loans = $5 million (Brahmin)
BHU = $100,000 (Brahmin)
Jeep scandal = $160,000 (Brahmin)
Scandals by Banias
Murli Industries = $135 million (Bania)
Kemrock Industries = $140 million (Bania)
Varun Industries = $183 million (Bania)
Zoom Developers = $275 million (Bania)
Forever Precious Jewellery = $200 million (Bania)
Corporate Ispat Alloys = $205 million (Bania)
Vodafone Scandal = $1.9 billion (Bania)
Kinetic Finance scandal = $34 million (Bania)
Ultra Mega Power Projects scandal = $5 million (Bania)
Gujarat PSU = $3.39 billion (Bania)
Pulse scandal = $200,000 (Bania)
IPL Cricket = $8 billion (Bania)
Ketan Parekh = $200 million (Bania)
Calcutta Stock Exchange = $2 million (Bania)
Harshad Mehta = $800 million (Bania)
Nagarwala = $1 million (Bania)
Kuo oil scandal = $440,000 (Bania)
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Some other scandals by so-called upper castes
Deccan Chronicle = $100 million (Upper caste)
Orchid Chemicals = $150 million (Upper caste)
Jaganmohan Reddy = $15 billion (Upper caste)
Andhra Pradesh land scandal = $20 billion (Upper caste)
Maharashtra stamp duty scandal = $126 million (Upper caste)
Punjab paddy scandal = $3.59 million (Upper caste)
Bellary mines scandal = $3.2 billion (Upper caste)
Adarsh Housing Society (Upper caste)
Lavasa = $80 million (Upper caste)
APIIIC = $2 billion (Upper caste)
Vasundhara Raje land scandal = $4.4 billion (Upper caste)
Satyam = $1 billion (Upper caste)
Natwar Singh = $10 billion (Upper caste)
Advani Hawala = $18 million (Upper caste)
Do you know any other scandal by so-called upper castes? Or have we missed some scandals? Let us know in the comments.
From – Vinay Shende
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Storing data in the cloud has become the latest trend in Internet data storage. For people who are not web-savvy, the idea is confusing and interesting. This article explains just what cloud storage is and how users can benefit from its use.
Cloud storage has become a popular data storage trend in the last couple of years. Being able to store virtual data in a place that is accessible from anywhere gives users greater freedom to work with their data. Here is how users benefit from storing their data in the cloud.
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3 Ways To Back Up Your Data.
Cloud storage has several definitions depending on the user. Essentially it is a mode of storing data on the internet in virtualized storage lockers hosted by third parties. The third parties maintain data centers and servers that make stored data available through the internet. Data storage space is leased or sold to users. Users can then access their data via a website on any computer or mobile device. Cloud storage works a lot like leasing a storage unit. Users pay to lease the space and store their data, have it protected, and can access data whenever they might need it.
Storing large amounts of data on the cloud is not a new concept. In fact, many popular websites and web e-mail providers or prime examples of cloud storage at work. Most web-based services that require users to log in with a unique username and password are an example of cloud storage. The information users provide about themselves are stored on the company's server. Users then access their information whenever they log in. Many cloud storage services offer a free plan to start, with a limited data amount, and the option to purchase more space as a user's data collection grows.
Cloud storage has many advantages over data stored locally on a computer's hard drive or a jump drive. Jump drives can easily get damaged, lost or stolen, resulting in the loss of data. Mechanical computer failures can render a device useless, and retrieving data on the hard drive, (if it has not been erased) is a difficult process. Data stored on the cloud is accessible to users from anywhere and any web-connected device. Their private data is protected, accessible only to authorized persons. Storing data on the cloud gives users the peace of mind that their data will be there when they need it.
Despite the many advantages of cloud storage, wary users still worry about the protection of their data and the reliability of a particular service. There are a few precautions that users looking to store sensitive information in the cloud should keep in mind. Choose a service that requires user authentication, such as a username and password, and encrypts data to protect against hacking attempts. Investigate potential storage options and determine if they are reliable or prone to failure. Finding a cloud storage service that is trustworthy as well as secure will allow users to relax in the comfort of knowing their data is safe.
With cloud storage, users can rest assured their data is safe and secure. Information can be organized and accessed from any place with internet connection, and users don't have to carry their data physically, cutting down on clutter and confusion. The cloud makes stored data easily accessible, giving users ultimate control of their data collection for any use.


Did you hear the news? Dora the Explorer Live is touring across Canada! You'll find the show in select cities across Canada from now through to June 19th, 2015. Tickets are on sale now and you don't want to miss this show! In the live show, Dora is on a search for her lost teddy bear and she needs your help! This interactive show brings the audience right into the search with singing, music, map-reading, counting and more. This is a show your kids are sure to love. Check the Dora The Explorer Live website for a listing of show locations and dates.
The tour started at the beginning of April and it's been receiving great reviews. Both adults and kids love the interaction in the show. Having the characters interact with the audience is a great way to keep even the youngest kids engaged throughout the performance. Have you seen the show? Tell us about it on Twitter using the hashtag #DoraLiveCanada!
With Cinco de Mayo right around the corner, I've created a fun Dora the Explorer Cinco de Mayo Lunch! I put some Turkey Taco Dip in mini plastic margarita glasses with chips for dipping on the side. Simply print the free Dora Snack Box to go along with your tasty lunch. Super simple to create and it's packed full of flavor!
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Grab your tickets now and get ready for an afternoon of family fun! We'd love to hear what you thought of the show!


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So you have a strategic plan, now the challenge is not letting it sit on the self. You have put a lot of time and resources into developing your strategic plan and now you need to begin to implement the goals and challenges to experience the success that you desire.
First of all, we need to fully understand all of the ways that a strategic plan can be used. By understanding this, we can truly see how a strategic plan can be integrated into an organization, rather than being simply a complex document that was created in a boardroom.
Secondly, it is very important that a strategic plan is "implementation friendly". By this, we mean that a strategic plan is written in a way that everyone in the organization understands. The more specific and clear the language that is used in the strategy the higher chance of it being implemented. The key is to be able to communicate your strategy using simple terminology so that anyone who reads your strategy, even if they are not from your industry, would understand what you are trying to implement. Your strategy needs to be crystal clear in its intent, specific actions are understood and the roadmap is easy to follow.
Creating a meaningful strategic plan, one that is readable, clear, inspiring one that announces to your team, this is the way that we are headed.
Make sure that you have a strategy which is clear, concise and compelling. It needs to paint a very vivid roadmap telling stakeholders "this is where we are headed, how we are going to compete and why it's important to us. This enables people to make their own connections regarding how they fit into the corporate vision and what actions they need to take to achieve success.
Good leadership is vital in order to develop the strategy but is it also needed to articulate the strategy and communicate it throughout the organisation. Experience says that most executives and managers find themselves having to communicate the strategy over and over again to ensure that it is adopted.
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Julia Roberts' "Fireflies in the Garden" is finally exhumed by Senator Entertainment
Mon, Aug 29 2011
Also tagged: Awards Movies News Award, California culture, Cry, Culture, Danny Moder, Entertainment/Culture, Fireflies in the Garden, Firefly, Hollywood, Hollywood Los Angeles California, Human Interest, Infotainment, Julia Roberts, Mass media, Music industry, Net News Daily, News Hollywood Awards, Publishing, Roberts, Twitter Inc, U.S. Route 66, United States, Us Weekly
HollywoodNews.com: I don't know why Senator Entertainment has finally exhumed "Fireflies in the Garden," produced by Julia Roberts. They just announced that after three years, Americans can be exposed to this undercooked and rather dull "family drama." Robert produced it for husband Danny Moder, who did the cinematography. But otherwise,[...]
Robert Rodriguez's "Machete" is an over-the-top piece of Mexican myth-making
Fri, Sep 3 2010
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By Scott Mendelson HollywoodNews.com: It is easy to dismiss the angry political threads running through Robert Rodriguez's "Machete." While it's easy to simply say that 'it's just a comedic throwback to the exploitation films of the 1970s', one must remember that those films did indeed tackle the political and social issues[...]
Michelle Rodriguez, Jessica Alba zest 'Machete' action politics
Thu, Sep 2 2010
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By Anthony D'Alessandro HollywoodNews.com: FILM REVIEW — If there was a classroom full of action directors, such as Michael Bay, Gore Verbinski and McG, Robert Rodriguez would be that rascal who would take them hostage, rap their knuckles with a ruler and stick their noses in a corner. What would[...]
HP Alliance Receives Congrats from Senator John Kerry
Thu, Jul 15 2010
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By Hanako M. Ricks HollywoodNews.com: The well wishes continue to come in for the HP Alliance, which won the $250,000 grand prize in the Chase Community Giving Challenge on Facebook Tuesday. The latest comes from Senator John Kerry, who represents the state of Massachusetts, which is where the HPA is based. On[...]
Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan asked whether she is Team Edward or Team Jacob
Thu, Jul 1 2010
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By Kim Palacios HollywoodNews.com: Our taxpayer dollars were hard at work yesterday when Senator Amy Klobuchar ( D – Minnesota) steered Senate Judiciary Committee questioning toward Twilight. In an unusual diversion, the Senator grilled Supreme Court Nominee Elena Kagan about her allegiance to Team Edward vs. Team Jacob. "You[...]
Chimaira to release 'Coming Alive' DVD/CD set on July 20th
Tue, Jun 1 2010
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HollywoodNews.com: Cleveland, Ohio's CHIMAIRA are pleased to announce the July 20th, 2010 release of their highly-anticipated DVD/CD set, Coming Alive on Ferret Music. This unprecedented release includes a four-part documentary filmed over the course of a year and a half while the entire package includes over 7 hours of exclusive[...]
Shadows Fall announce Pre-Mayhem Festival Dates
Wed, May 26 2010
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HollywoodNews.com: Shadows Fall is adding even more amazing dates to their summer touring plans! Not only is Shadows Fall set to perform in several cities in South America this summer, they are also poised to appear with Chimaira at select pre-Mayhem Festival shows and one Mayhem Festival off-date, and will[...]

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Bon Secours Hospital
Dublin, Leinster (IE)
Bon Secours Hospital Dublin is a private, acute-care facility known for the quality of its service provision. It was the first hospital in Ireland to receive Joint Commission International Accreditation and comprises 150 beds, 3 major & 2 minor operating theatres, one of the largest endoscopy units in Ireland and a comprehensive range of diagnostic, treatment and support services. The Hospital provides care for almost 26,000 patients per annum across a wide range of medical and surgical specialties. Over 100 Consultants have practice privileges at the Hospital. The histopathology laboratory handles in excess of 14,000 cases per year and is currently INAB accredited and accredited to ISO15189.
The Bon Secours Hospital, Dublin is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified Histopathologists to be part of our team delivering laboratory services, either on a full time or substantial part time basis. Eligible candidates who wish to be considered for practice privileges at the hospital should either work in private practice or hold an appropriate public contract or be eligible to apply for same.
Applicants must possess:
Specialist registration with the Irish Medical Council in the division of histopathology (or entitlement to be so registered)
FRCPath in histopathology or an equivalent qualification
Candidates who wish to express an interest should submit a letter of application and CV (including the names of two referees, one of whom should be the most recent employer) to the Hospital Manager, Bon Secours Hospital, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 or email by clicking the apply button before 15th November 2018.
Informal enquiries to John O'Dowd, Consultant Histopathologist, Bon Secours Hospital, Glasnevin, Dublin 9. Tel: 01-8065465 or email jodowd@bonsecours.ie
Enquiries in relation to shorter term locum positions are also welcome.
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Pointless Quarantine
New York's restrictions on interstate travelers are overbroad and punish rather than protect New Yorkers.
Joel Zinberg
At the end of March, Rhode Island governor Gina Raimondo issued an executive order directing police to pull over cars with New York plates at the state border and order them to quarantine for 14 days or face fines and possible jail time. New Yorkers were outraged. New York governor Andrew Cuomo claimed Rhode Island was motivated by fear and opined, "I don't think the order was called for, I don't think it was legal, I don't think it was neighborly." He threatened legal action. Rhode Island replaced the order with a new one mandating that all travelers with out-of-state plates undergo a 14-day self-quarantine.
Now, Governor Cuomo is doing exactly what he condemned a few months ago. Pursuant to his Executive Order 205, New York has created a list of more than 30 "restricted" states from which travelers must quarantine for 14 days if they enter the Empire State. Violators may be subject to a fine of up to $10,000. These restrictions make little sense, are overbroad, and penalize rather than protect New Yorkers. And they are, as a practical matter, unenforceable.
The resulting New York travel advisory—jointly issued with neighboring states of New Jersey and Connecticut—targets states with ten or more positive Covid tests per 100,000 population, an absurdly low starting point. That means a random traveler from such a state has only a one in 10,000 chance (0.01 percent) of being positive. But a sick person is less likely to be traveling than an asymptomatic person. Since half or more of Covid-19 patients are symptomatic, we could cut these odds by half.
The advisory also targets states where 10 percent or more of tests are positive over a seven-day rolling average. But this statistic alone is largely meaningless. It is dependent on the number of tests being performed and why they are performed. If testing is performed only on symptomatic people, or people who have reason to believe they have been exposed or are infected, the positivity rate will be higher. If testing is more general and widespread, the rate will be lower. The data point may indicate high infection rates in the community; more likely, it represents insufficient testing.
The advisory does not apply to individuals who spend less than 24 hours in a designated state during their travels—an arbitrary standard. There is nothing magical about a 24-hour period. A traveler to a state with rampant Covid-19 transmission can go to the gym, get a manicure, and top off their evening in a restaurant but be excused as long as they complete their activities and leave the state in under 24 hours. Meantime, someone who spends two days in a remote cabin in Montana must quarantine.
The advisory also includes a lengthy and onerous list of requirements for self-quarantine and provides a phone number and email address for people to report those who do not adhere to the requirements. There is little that the state can do to enforce the quarantine requirements, which all but ensures that they will be ignored. And encouraging busybodies to turn in their neighbors is sure to increase social strife at a time when we can least afford it.
Worst of all, the advisory's focus on states is overbroad. Covid-19 outbreaks have been highly concentrated in particular counties, rather than in entire states. In New York, once the nation's epicenter, nearly all the cases have been in and around New York City. The five counties that make up the city have a cumulative rate of 27.5 cases per 1,000 population. Just north of the city, Westchester county is even higher, at 37.7 per 1,000. Yet since the start of the pandemic, most other counties in New York State have registered much lower rates, remaining under five cases for every 1,000 residents.
The situation is the same in current hotspots. Los Angeles accounts for 10 percent of California's population but 37 percent of its Covid-19 cases. Miami-Dade County is about 13 percent of Florida's population but has 25 percent of its Covid-19 cases. Shouldn't New York distinguish between Texas travelers from Dallas County (22 cases/1,000) and Collin County (9.7 cases/1,000) just to the north—or from Cameron County (42.1 cases/1,000) on the southern border?
New York currently has 33 states plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands on its list—virtually every state outside of the northeast. That means that New Yorkers who don't want to add two weeks of quarantine onto the end of their travels are essentially barred from most of the country. The advisory also penalizes economic activity in New York, since no tourist or business person will travel to the state if they have to quarantine for two weeks.
Governor Cuomo is about to publish a book on his pandemic experience. One hopes that he has learned that ill-advised, poorly executed policies have real consequences. New York's travel restriction is poorly designed and counterproductive. Rather than providing any real protection, it will simply punish New Yorkers and impede the state's economic recovery. It's time to revamp or revoke it.
Joel Zinberg, M.D., J.D., is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C. and professor of surgery at the Mount Sinai Ichan School of Medicine in New York. He was general counsel and senior economist at the Council of Economic Advisers (2017-2019), where he specialized in health policy.
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6 British horses to watch at Cheltenham Festival 2019
The countdown is on to one of horse racing's most highly anticipated events, which gets underway next Tuesday
Irishmirror.ie
Preparation in sport, as they say, is everything. But when it comes to horse racing, that couldn't possibly be any more accurate.
Cheltenham Festival 2019 is just days away and already the excitement is building ahead of the showpiece event of the National Hunt season.
The finest jump horses in Britain and Ireland are about to put punters through the ringer as the always unpredictable but exhilarating course leaves everyone guessing.
But the more homework you do, the more chance you having of making it a week to really remember!
The Press Association's Ashley Iveson runs down the best of the Brits at this year's Festival.
Al Dancer is looking a good early bet when the festival gets underway (Image: Getty)
Al Dancer - Nigel Twiston-Davies - Supreme Novices' Hurdle, Tuesday
The traditional Festival curtain-raiser is lacking the superstar novice name of recent years - with Vautour, Douvan and Altior all on the recent roll of honour. However, Al Dancer has been faultless this season, winning each of his four starts - and won the Betfair Hurdle at Ascot with plenty in hand. There is every chance he can get the home team off to the perfect start.
Glen Forsa - Mick Channon - Arkle Trophy, Tuesday
The defection of Le Richebourg means the Brits dominate the Arkle betting, with Kayley Woollacott's Lalor the narrow favourite over Glen Forsa. Lalor was brilliant at Cheltenham in November - but disappointed at Sandown next time. Glen Forsa, on the other hand, is at the top of his game after completing a hat-trick in the rearranged Kingmaker Novices' Chase at Sandown. A reproduction of that performance will make him hard to beat.
The festival gets under way on Tuesday March 12 (Image: Getty Images)
Give Me A Copper - Paul Nicholls - Ultima Handicap Chase, Tuesday
This nine-year-old went into a lot of notebooks after finishing fourth at Sandown on what was his first start in well over a year. He jumped and travelled like a class act and a mark of 145 probably underestimates his potential. He has been well-backed in recent weeks and looks sure to make his presence felt.
Altior - Nicky Henderson - Queen Mother Champion Chase, Wednesday
It will be the biggest shock of the Festival if the Seven Barrows superstar is beaten in his bid for successive wins in this race, and a fourth Festival victory overall. It is very difficult to find any chinks in his armour and while he is not a betting proposition on his own, he is a must for any multiples.
Emma Lavelle will once again be well-backed on Thursday (Image: Edward Whitaker)
Paisley Park - Emma Lavelle - Stayers' Hurdle, Thursday
This seven-year-old has made giant strides this season - progressing from handicap wins at Aintree and Haydock to confirming himself the dominant force in the division on home soil with victories in the Long Walk at Ascot and the Cleeve at Cheltenham. He was in a different league to his rivals on the latter occasion and many will have him down as one of the bankers of the week.
Epatante - Nicky Henderson - Mares' Novices' Hurdle, Thursday
Henderson has not made any secret of the regard in which he holds this French recruit and she has barely come off the bridle in winning each of her two starts since arriving in Britain. Willie Mullins has won this prize in each of the three years it has been run, but has no obvious contender this season and Epatante looks the one to break his stranglehold.
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I found one of my old diaries, dated back to 2008. I loved reading every page and had to share some of the notes with my husband.
I got tears in my eyes while I was reading parts from the diary, In my heart I felt every emotion, in my mind I went back to the picture, the chair in the little guest house room where we stayed in Bloemfontein when I started writing the journal!
It's incredible to see how God has just always been apart of me and my journey. So many years later and the picture is coloured in full bright colours. My faith just restored by a memory I have long forgotten. It's beautiful to see this relationship, to see how I have grown and see now how God takes us through deep waters for a reason, but we always get through and the end results always better than the picture we painted for ourselves.
It was wonderful to see that innocence inside myself again. That child like believe! We become more careful I think, in our thoughts and dreams once we become parents. It takes a while to get that back. After the kids are bigger and less dependent on us. I had so much faith in what I did not see. It's amazing to see how I have grown also and how my relationship with God has changed and matured. It's good to see personal growth. We can only see it in this way if we have something to go back to.
Write things down, treasure your growth and know God's value in your life. A lot of times we think back and know He was there but we are not exactly sure how and where. It's nice to be able to go back and see it in our own hand writing. God has been so amazingly good to me and the way He has blessed us and the way He has favored us, draws me to my knees. How far we have come.
Just put it down on paper, even if it takes you ten or twenty years to go back, it will always be there with things that once made you feel good or bad. Either way it was important things that happened.
Do you like to journal and make random notes in a notebook?


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March 9, 2011, noon
Lessons of the Like Log: The big story and the nuances of shareability
By Megan Garber @megangarber March 9, 2011, noon
The Internet may run on love; thanks to Facebook, though, it also runs on like. Or, more specifically, on Like.
That's made clear in a collection of research, released last night, that traces the Facebook effect when it comes to online news. Conducted by Yury Lifshits under the auspices of Yahoo Labs, the study traces three months' worth of Facebook Like stats for over 100,000 stories at 45 large news sites, from The New York Times and the Guardian down to paidContent and Poynter. (The research takes advantage of the fact that Facebook allows anyone to collect the total number of Likes for any URL.)
The Like Log's findings? In terms of overall popularity (total Likes), The New York Times is "the leader of social engagement," with some 2.3 million Likes per month, 400 Likes for a median story, and 13 articles in the top 40 most-Liked overall. In terms of individual stories, the Wall Street Journal's excerpt of Amy Chua's (in)famous Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother — Journal headline: "Why Chinese Moms Are Superior" — comes out on top, with 340,000 Likes.
A Like button, of course, is a horribly blunt instrument when it comes to gauging the motivations of the Likers who click it. We don't know for sure why all those people clicked the Like button for Chua's excerpt; we can figure, though, that not all of them were doing so out of a spirit of "Yeah! Chinese Moms are better!" Despite Facebook's analytics improvements to its most ubiquitous sharing plugin, data gathered via the Like button carries an implicit caveat. Particularly after the demise of the neutral "Share" button, it doesn't follow that we actually like what we, you know, Like.
That being said, though, the info Lifshits has gathered is instructive, and well worth exploring from a news-publishing perspective. (Particularly in light of a recent study finding that a Facebook Like, in dollar terms, is worth about four times a Twitter follow.) Some general highlights:
The power of one big story
When it comes to social engagement, Lifshits says, it's all about the short head of the long tail. "These days, many editors believe that publishing frequency is the key," he notes in a video explaining his research. But "our data shows the opposite: The top stories affect the majority of user activity. As you see from our measurements, NPR, the Guardian, or Yahoo News can get half of their total engagement by publishing only one story per day."
That's fascinating. And despite the important caveat — that Lifshits' data set consists of 45 highly trafficked news sites, and that the one-story-for-50-percent-of-engagement trend might not hold for smaller sites — it translates into classic advice made new for the age of digital news: Given a choice, opt for depth over breadth. (That's advice that's being tested in, among other laboratories, Gawker: In undoing the a-post-is-a-post framework of the blog for a more editorially driven news product, Gawker is self-consiously adopting the big story double-down.) Of course, for outlets motivated by more than traffic alone — outlets that have a public interest, if not a financial stake, in serving audiences with a breadth of news — the approach has to be used strategically. But the share data for the Big 45 reflect what many news publishers see anecdotally: that one big story, in terms of engagement and brand identity and all the rest, can be worth much more than a slew of smaller ones.
The nuances of shareability
So, then, what makes for a Big Story? Lifshits notes that, of the 40 most-Liked stories of the past three months, many are related to "lifestyle, photo galleries, interactives, humor and odd news." Four of the articles in the top 40 are about "actual political news"; three are about celebrities. But "the most common type of hit stories is opinion/analysis."
That's unsurprising; opinion and analysis have been driving journalism's circulation since long before Thomas Paine put quill to paper (and, hey, since long before some Sumerian gadfly put wedge to clay). But, then, are the stories here really just about "opinion/analysis"? That captures some of it, sure; but the shareability factor, I think, is about more than the simple fact of people liking analysis. Arguments, importantly, aren't just presented opinion or POV-driven narrative; they're meant to sway and persuade — and, in that, they're implicit invitations to discussion and interchange.
Writing about the implications of Facebook's Like/Share/Recommend wording, Josh noted that the most-shared content at the Lab tends to be the stuff that engenders — in the emotional sense — arousal. "Content that you can imagine someone emailing with either 'Awesome!' or 'WTF?' in the subject line gets spread," he wrote. Part of that is that emotion sells, and encourages us to share. Part of it, too, though, is that it encourages us to create. The best stories — the most inherently share-worthy stories — are the ones for which it would be almost weird to email them to someone — or tweet them to someone, or whatever — without an introductory "WOW" or "WHOA" or "WTF." In our Twittery world, a story about, say, porpoises rescuing Dick Van Dyke after he fell asleep on his surfboard (#12 on Lifshits' most-Liked list) isn't just a great (and wonderfully weird and awesomely hilarious) yarn. It also screams for reaction. It seems almost created for commentary.
The stories on Lifshits' most-Liked list run the gamut: from hard news to soft, from reporting to analysis, from funny stories to simply weird ones. But what they have in common, I think, is that "WHOA" factor — that inherent remarkability that taps into that primal part of ourselves that makes us want to spread the word. And, more to the point, that makes us want to add to the word. As hard-wired as we are for sharing, after all, we're equally hard-wired for creating. And it could be that the most inherently shareable news is the news that extends argument into invitation: that compels us, in our own little way, to add our two cents. And that could be so even for news filtered through a mechanism as simple — and an instrument as blunt — as a Like button.
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Garber, Megan. "Lessons of the Like Log: The big story and the nuances of shareability." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 9 Mar. 2011. Web. 1 Feb. 2023.
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Easter Vigil
1. Through the _______________________________, which were instituted by Christ and entrusted to the _____________________________, God's grace is given to us. *
2. In the Sacrament of _______________________________, we are cleansed of Original Sin and given new life in Christ. *
3. The Sacraments at the Service of Communion are ____________________________ and ________________________________. *
4. _____________________________ succeed the Apostles. *
5. At the _____________________________________, a priest blesses water that is to be used to baptize people who are going to become Catholic. *
Complete the sentences using these words.
Holy of Holies
6. _____________________________ the Sacrament by which men are ordained to the priesthood or to become deacons. *
7. ____________________________ the Jewish place of worship in Jerusalem. *
8. ____________________________ A sacred sign and cause of grace instituted by Christ to continue his saving action. *
9. __________________________ A symbolic prayer, blessing, object, or action instituted by the Church. *
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Metallodrugs to Modulate Cancer Cell Machinery
Dr. Ana M. PIZARRO
Ana M. Pizarro completed a PhD in Chemistry at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in 2004 under the supervision of Prof. C. Navarro-Ranninger, working on trans-platinum cytotoxic compounds. She was awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship (EIF) to work in the laboratory of Prof. P. J. Sadler FRS at the University of Edinburgh (UK) on new organometallic ruthenium-based organometallics. She then moved to the University of Warwick (UK) where she focused on how selected metallodrugs (based on ruthenium, osmium and iridium) exert their anticancer effects in tumour cells. In January 2014 she was awarded a Ramón y Cajal Fellowship and joined IMDEA Nanociencia as an Assistant Professor. Her main interest lies in exploiting the extraordinary features of transition metal complexes inside the human cell to modulate cancer-related events at the molecular level inside the cell nanometre resolution. Additionally, Dr. Pizarro coordinates the Cell Culture and Microbiology Unit at IMDEA Nanociencia. She got tenure in 2019.
Dr. Adriana ARNÁIZ
Dr Adriana Arnáiz Vivas graduated in Veterinary Medicine by Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 2007. In 2008, she was granted a Medical Research Council (MRC-UK) studentship to start her PhD in the Cancer Cell Unit at the MRC/Hutchison Research Centre. There, she explored the potential applications of genetics, microbiology and molecular biology in cancer therapy and diagnostics, resulting in the development of a multifunctional theragnostic nanosystem for the encapsulation, distribution and targeted delivery of biological material and drugs to cancer cells, which led her to graduate as a PhD from Cambridge University (UK) in 2013. She joined IMDEA Nanociencia in 2014 where she researches the use of unique metallodrugs, nanomaterials and nanocarriers for the treatment and diagnosis of tumours in a range of cellular models, from prokaryotes to eukaryotes. In addition to her contribution in the AMP group, she manages the Cell Culture and Microbiology Unit at IMDEA Nanociencia.
Dr. Vanessa RODRÍGUEZ FANJUL
Dr Vanessa Rodríguez Fanjul graduated in Biochemistry from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain) in 2004. She obtained a PhD in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biomedicine from the same University in 2011 developing her work at the Spanish Research Council (CSIC). She investigated the role of MKP1 protein on carcinogenesis and on the response to carboplatin (CBDCA) of lung and skin cancer by using both, cellular and animal models. In 2013 she joined IMDEA Nanociencia as a Postdoctoral fellow where she studied the cytotoxicity, uptake and distribution mechanisms of magnetic nanoparticles in various cell lines and cancer stem cells from human glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). Currently, she is a post-doctoral researcher in the Laboratory of Metallodrugs at IMDEA Nanociencia, studying the cytotoxic effect and molecular targets (including the mechanism of action) of different metal complexes of Ru, Rh, Os, Ir, Pt and Au.
Sonia INFANTE TADEO
Sonia Infante studied her Bachelor in Chemistry at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). She obtained a Master degree of Science and Technology in 'Nanoscience' from the same university in 2016 carrying out her Master's project at the group of Prof. Reyes Jimenez-Aparicio, working in the field of organometallic chemistry.
She is currently working towards a PhD in the field of organometallic and bioinorganic chemistry at IMDEA Nanociencia. In particular, Sonia focuses on the synthesis of osmium organometallic complexes and their effects on biological systems (yeasts and human cancer cells). In Summer 2019 Sonia visited the Barber Lab (UCSF), pursuing a collaboration with Prof. Barber to investigate the posibility of intervening the cancer cell pH dynamics with her osmium complexes.
Arturo VILLECHENOUS ROJO
Arturo Villechenous Rojo studied his bachelor's in chemistry at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) in 2018. He went to the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela to carry out his Master studies on Organic Chemistry at the group of Prof. M. Eugenio Vázquez at CiQUS, working on the field of biological chemistry.
He is currently working towards a PhD in the field of organometallic chemistry at IMDEA Nanociencia. Arturo's research is mainly focused on rhodium and iridium organometallic complexes for cancer research and the study of these complexes. In particular, he is searching for a strategy to be able to follow the activation and deactivation of switchable organometallic catalysis inside the human cell.
Claudia CARDOZO YUSTI
Claudia Cardozo Yusti obtained her Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the Universidad de Carabobo (Venezuela), after doing her undergraduate resesarch work at the Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC) in the transition metals chemistry laboratory. She obtained a Master degree in Science - Chemistry, from the Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia), working in the field of bioinorganic chemistry, specifically obtaining potentially anticancer copper and zinc complexes to test their biological action in zebrafish and cancer cells.
Currently, she is carrying out a PhD research project at IMDEA Nanociencia under the supervision of Dr. Ana Pizarro, funded by the Spanish Ministry under the FPI programme. Her work focuses on obtaining potent anticancer complexes of Ru(II) and Os(II), which will be activated only in the tumor cell, causing its death.
Catarina LEIS MALVAR
Catarina Leis obtained a title as Pathological Anatomy and Cytodiagnosis at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC) in 2018, carrying out the practical work at the Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria de Santiago de Compostela (IDIS) under the supervision of Dr. María Brión at the Department of Genetic Diagnosis of Hereditary Micro-cardiopathies.
Currently, she provides technical support at the Cell Culture and Microbiology Unit at IMDEA Nanociencia. Additionally, Catarina supports the Pizarro group research in cell culture studies.
Dr. Francisco MARTÍNEZ PEÑA
Dr Francisco Martínez-Peña obtained a degree in Chemistry from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain (2011). Before concluding his degree, he did a placement at the Clinical Analysis Laboratory of the Hospital University of Albacete, and in October 2010 he was granted a fellowship in the Organic Chemistry Department of the University of Castilla-La Mancha to work in the microwave synthesis of 1,3,5-triazines derivatives with optoelectronic devices. In October 2011, he joined the Instituto de Química Médica (IQM-CSIC) in order to perform the synthesis and pharmacological evaluation of new compounds with potential PPAR and cannabinoid activity. In 2012, he obtained his Master in Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He then moved as a research assistant to the group of Chemistry of Lactams and Bioactive Heterocycles to search for new catalytic process for obtaining products with potential therapeutic applications. In May 2014 he started his PhD studies under the supervision of Dr. Ana M. Pizarro working in pH-dependent metallodrugs to target the cancer microenvironment. He received his PhD degree in March 2018, being the first PhD graduate from the Pizarro group. Francisco is currently carrying out a post-doctoral project at Scripps Research in the Lairson laboratory, a chemical biology and therapeutics discovery group.
Dr. Ana C. CARRASCO
Ana C. Carrasco graduated in Chemistry in 2015 at the Universidad de Valencia (Spain) carrying out the last academic year at The University of Manchester (United Kingdom) where she worked on the synthesis of enantiopure quaternary amino acid derivatives in Prof. Jonathan Clayden's lab. Afterwards, she obtained a Master of Science in Organic Chemistry at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain) in 2016 working on the field of photo- and organocatalysis in the laboratories of Dr. José Alemán.
She graduated as the second PhD student in the Pizarro group carrying out a research project at IMDEA Nanociencia exploring the field of bioinorganic chemistry and organometallic catalysis in biological systems, focusing her research on the development of novel organoiridium switches for cancer research. During her PhD Ana visited the Macchioni lab at the University of Perugia in Summer 2019, and the ALBA and ESRF synchrotrons in several occasions to work with our collaborators Dr. JJ Conesa and Dr. Eva Pereiro. Ana was awarded three poster prizes and published 4 papers coming from her PhD work. Additionally, Ana has been recently awarded the II Premio AEBIN to the best research paper published in 2020 by a young researcher.
Dr Abraha Habtemariam obtained his BSc degree from the University of East Anglia and his PhD from the University of Sussex. After a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Toronto (Canada) he joined Peter Sadler's group at Birkbeck College (University of London) and in 1996 moved to the University of Edinburgh. In 2007 he moved to the University of Warwick as a Senior Research Fellow. With an h-index of 42, his research interests are focused on the synthesis and mechanism of action of platinum-group metal anticancer complexes. In 2011 he was awarded the fellowship by the China Fellowship Fund to establish academic collaborations with China, and in 2013 he visited the Salassa lab for a year funded by Ikerbasque Basque Foundation for Science to undertake a collaborative research project at CIC biomaGUNE, San Sebastian (Spain), a premier research institute in Spain for nanotechnology. In 2017 Dr. Habtemariam was awarded with a "Cátedra de Excellencia" within the Attracting Talent programme by the Comunidad de Madrid from April 2017 to April 2018. Based in IMDEA Nanociencia in Dr. Pizarro's lab, he joined forces with the group and strengthened the projects with his vast expertise on organometallic metallodrugs.
Dr. Federica BATTISTIN
Dr. Federica Battistin graduated in Chemistry in 2014 at the University of Trieste. She obtained the PhD in 2018 in the same university under the supervision of Prof. Enzo Alessio. Her PhD project concerned the synthesis of water soluble Ru(II) complexes as building blocks for the preparation of supramolecular assemblies with porphyrins. During her PhD studies, she has been a visiting researcher at Ruhr University in the group of Prof. Nils Metzler-Nolte (six months, 2016), supported by the Erasmus+ grant. She was a Postdoctoral Researcher in the field of organometallic and bioinorganic chemistry at IMDEA Nanociencia. In particular, Federica focused her research on the synthesis of organometallic complexes for cancer research.
Federica is currently carrying out her post-doctoral research at University of Zurich under the supervision of Prof. Roger Alberto.
Adrián LUGUERA RUIZ
Adrián Luguera Ruiz obtained his BSc degree in Chemistry at Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 2017. From 2015 to 2017 he joined the "Organic Synthesis applied to Pharmacology and Design of new Radiotracers" group as an undergraduate student, supervised by Aurelio G. Csäky and Silvia Roscales. During this time he worked on the development of new [18F]-PET radiotracers for the in vivo detection of Alzheimer's disease and other CNS diseases. In 2018 he obtained his MSc degree in Organic Chemistry at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, where he joined the "Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory" group to work on the development of antibody-drug conjugates as anti-tuberculosis drugs under the supervision of Professor María Luz López Rodríguez. He then joined the CITIUS programme working at Janssen as Junior Research Fellow for 6 months. He carried out the synthesis of small molecules with pharmacological activity against CNS and immunological diseases, actively participating in hit-to-lead processes.
In 2019 he joined the Metallodrugs group at IMDEA Nanociencia as a PhD student, working on the development of new rhodium(III) half-sandwich complexes as switchable organometallic compounds in aqueous media reactions. Three months into his PhD Adrián was tempted out of it to work in a pharmaceutical company.
Fabio BOCOS
Fabio Bocos González was born in Valladolid (Spain) in 1994. He obtained his degree in Chemistry in 2016 at the Universidad de Valladolid (UVa). In September 2016, he moved to Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) where he obtained his MSc in Nanoscience and Nanochemistry in September 2017. He did his MSc thesis project on Synthesis and Characterization of pH-Responsive Ruthenium Organometallic Complexes with Cytotoxic Activity in IMDEA Nanociencia (Madrid), under the supervision of Dr. Ana M. Pizarro. After his MSc he went to work at PPG Ibérica, S.A.
Sonia PAZ OUTEIRAL
Sonia Paz Outeiral took her Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry at the University of Santiago de Compostela, and studied chemistry during Erasmus+ mobilities at the University of Bergen (Norway) and the University of Leeds (United Kingdom). Furthermore, she developed a research project at the Hochschule Osnabrück (Germany) about surface modification and polymers with medical applications. In her undergraduate dissertation she synthesized a series of dinuclear metallacycles derived from iminophosphoranes and continued with her career as inorganic chemist studying a Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences and Technologies at the Complutense University of Madrid. She carried out her Master's project at the Pizarro research group (2018) focused on catalytic transfer hydrogenation studies of organoiridium complexes as potential anticancer drugs. She is currently working towards her PhD at the Esteruelas group at Universidad de Zaragoza.
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Julia GARCÍA LORENTE
Ricardo MORENO BALLESTEROS
Ricardo Moreno got his B. Sc Chemisty in Wrocław University, Poland (2018). He spent 18 months working at the department of Porphyrins in the lab of Dr. Miłosz Pawlicki at UWr. The research was focused in the synthesis of novel oxatriphyrins based on quinoxaline derivatives which leaded to tuned spectroscopic properties. Afterwards, he received a scholarship from the European Social Funds for carrying out his M. Sc Chemistry at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland (2018-2020). His master thesis was directed towards the synthesis of salinomycin (ionophore natural product) derivatives with potential anticancer, antimicrobial and antifungal properties. The project took place in the Bioorganic department under the supervision of Dr. Michał Antoszczak and Dr. Adam Huczyński.
During summer 2019 under the Erasmus+ programme, he spent 3 months working at Pizarro's research group. The main task was to perform catalytic studies of previously synthetized osmium complexes to identify their capacity to carry on transfer hydrogenation reactions. Furthermore, in collaboration with the Institute of Catalysis and Petrochemistry, he studied the capacity of iridium complexes to produce H2. His interests reside a research career in medicinal chemistry.
Darío KHOSRAVIANI RUIZ
Michele DELL'AQUILA
Michele started his academic career at Saint Louis University – Madrid (Spain) and later transferred to Cornell University (USA), obtaining a BSc. in Human Biology, Health and Society. Michele worked on a project with Dr. Hudson Reeve and Dr. Bryan Swingle entitled "Kin-selected avoidance of competition between genetically identical bacteria" at Cornell University. He also worked in Dr. Zhenglong Gu's laboratory at Cornell. At IMDEA Nanociencia Michele worked for three months in Spring 2018 contributing to understand the cytotoxic effect and mechanisms of action of different metal complexes specifically on yeast cells. Michele plans to become a MD/PhD.
Tori TONN
Tori Tonn studied Biology and Spanish literature at Loyola University Chicago. She spent a year abroad studying at Saint Louis University Madrid. She joined IMDEA Nanociencia for three months where she worked in the cell culture unit studying the cytotoxic effect, mechanism of action and molecular targets of different metal complexes of ruthenium and iridium. After graduating from Loyola University Chicago in May 2018, she had plans to carry out a Master's program in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Minnesota.
Rosa María MARTÍNEZ NAVARRO
Rosa Mª Martínez graduated in Biology at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in 2014. In 2016, she obtained a title as Advanced Technician in Clinical Diagnosis in IES Villaverde, carrying out the practical work at the Institute of Biomedical Research ''Alberto Sols'', under the supervision of Dr. Lisardo Boscá at the Department of Metabolism and Cell Signaling, where she worked on the study of thermoregulation, atherosclerosis and the use of aptamers as a drug router after a heart attack.
At IMDEA Nanociencia, she provided technical support at the Cell Culture and Microbiology Unit at IMDEA Nanociencia.


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Q: google.cloud.container_v1.types.Cluster: using node_pools I need to create a cluster using GKECreateClusterOperator in airflow 2.0.1. I need to create this cluster with a node pool other than the default. This operator receives an object of type google.cloud.container_v1.types.Cluster. In the google_cloud_container version documentation it says that the initial_node_count parameter of the Cluster object cannot be used at the same time as the node_pools parameter. But an error occurs if initial_node_count is not present. Airflow 2.0.1 uses google-cloud-container version 1.0.1, but I couldn't find the documentation for that version
Here the the code
from google.cloud.container_v1.types import (
    Cluster,
    ClusterAutoscaling,
    VerticalPodAutoscaling,
    ResourceLimit,
    NodeConfig,
    AutoprovisioningNodePoolDefaults,
    NodePool,
    NodePoolAutoscaling
)

def get_cluster_config():
    node_pool_config = NodeConfig(oauth_scopes=["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform"])

    node_pool_auto_scaling = NodePoolAutoscaling(
        enabled=True,
        min_node_count=0,
        max_node_count=11,
        autoprovisioned=False
    )

    node_pool = NodePool(
        name="extraction-pool",
        config=node_pool_config,
        initial_node_count=1,
        autoscaling=node_pool_auto_scaling

    )

    cpu = ResourceLimit(resource_type="cpu", maximum=20, minimum=1)
    memory = ResourceLimit(resource_type="memory", maximum=80, minimum=4)

    cluster_auto_scaling = ClusterAutoscaling(
        resource_limits=[cpu, memory]
    )

    cluster_config = Cluster(
        name="extraction-cluster",
        location="southamerica-east1-a",
        node_pools=[node_pool],
        autoscaling=cluster_auto_scaling
    )

    return cluster_config

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specialises in dispute resolution (including arbitration and proceedings before the Belgian Supreme Court), contract law, tort law and private international law.
He mainly acts in major judicial proceedings and arbitration cases and advises clients on complex questions in his various areas of practice.
He is a member of the group of experts appointed by the Minister of Justice to recodify the law of obligations and contracts.
Rafaël Jafferali is Associate Professor and holder of the Chair of Law of Obligations at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB).
He is the author of numerous publications in the areas of contract law, tort law and private international law, including a PhD thesis on the theme of retrospectivity in contract law. His publications can be downloaded on the website DI-Fusion of the ULB.
Rafaël Jafferali is a member of the editorial committee of Journal des Tribunaux, of Revue de droit commercial, of Revue générale de droit civil, and of Répertoire pratique de droit belge. He is a member of CEPANI40 and of the Belgian group of Association Henri Capitant.
He received the Paul Foriers Prize (2001), the René Marcq Prize (2003), the Medal of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (2003), the Jean-Jacques Boels Prize (2008), Joseph Helsen Prize (2014), the Lucien Campion Prize (2014) and the prize awarded by Revue critique de jurisprudence belge (2015).
Rafaël Jafferali is recognised as a Future Leader in Litigation and Arbitration by Who's Who Legal.
Professional training of the Bar of Cassation (2015)
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Gold and Silver Slide, Expanding Eurozone Faces Either State or Banking Insolvency
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2010 Jul 14, 2010 - 07:48 AM GMT
By: Adrian_Ash
THE PRICE OF GOLD and silver bullion edged 0.7% below yesterday's two-week highs in London on Wednesday morning, trading at $1207 and $18.17 per ounce respectively as European stock markets fell for the first session in seven.
The US Dollar rallied from its lowest Euro level in nine weeks, but slipped from a near two-week high vs. the Japanese Yen at ¥89.10.
Crude oil fell back through $77 per barrel after new data showed US stock-pile inventories rising sharply.
US Treasury bonds rose, but German Bunds and UK gilts slipped, nudging 10-year British bond yields up to 3.40% – fully 160 basis points below the latest reading of retail-price inflation.
"Yet again not much change for gold on Tuesday," says technical analyst Phil Smith for Reuters in Beijing," with the sideways move continuing and the signals mixed.
"Quite a nice pullback continues for gold after the new highs set in May and June."
"Every single time gold pulls back, a new floor is established and that is always higher than the previous one," said a European trader to Reuters earlier.
"I would say $1200 an ounce is the key level [for] dip buying."
"Gold's underlying appeal as a currency alternative and a hedge against risks is deep-rooted," the newswire also quotes Koichiro Kamei at Tokyo's Market Strategy Institute.
"[That appeal] will stay over the longer term, and there is nothing to threaten it imminently."
Following Greece's successful return to the debt markets with a €1.65 billion bond auction on Tuesday, the European Union also gave Estonia the go-ahead to join the 350-million citizen Euro currency zone from Jan. 1st next year.
The Baltic state's government debt is the lowest in the 27-nation European Union, equal to 7.2% of economic output. Last year's government budget deficit was just 1.7% of GDP.
The EU averages in 2009 were 73.6% and 6.8%.
"There is a growing risk [however] that Estonia might not fulfill the Maastricht criterion on inflation," caution analysts at Denmark's Danske Bank.
Paolo Pizzoli at ING Bank meantime warns that the Greek debt auction "should not be over-emphasized.
"The real test for Greece will come when it starts offering bonds with maturities going beyond the likely exhaustion of the €110bn [EU-IMF rescue] package, expected in the first part of 2012."
Physical gold priced in Euros today slipped back once again in the wholesale market, edging down towards Tuesday's overnight low at €950 an ounce (€30,540 per kilo).
British investors wanting to buy gold saw the price slip below £795 an ounce for the first time this week, dropping 1.5% from last Friday's finish and trading almost 9% below May's record high at £871.
A new study from Britain's official data agency said Wednesday that public-sector debt could in fact be nearer £4 trillion ($6trn) than the current £903bn headline, thanks to banking-sector support and unfunded pension liabilities.
Madrid's El Economista newspaper meantime reports that 400 of Spain's 8,000 local councils have stopped paying electricity, water and telephone bills after tax receipts dropped 30% on falling real-estate transactions.
"Much of southern Europe is facing a debt crisis," says Michael Pettis, finance professor at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management, writing at The Economist.
"The historical precedents are pretty clear. Growth will not return until the debt is restructured to include partial debt forgiveness. [But] any meaningful debt forgiveness is likely to push the European banking system into insolvency, so the fiction will be maintained for many years...that these countries are merely facing temporary liquidity problems."
By Adrian Ash
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Formerly City correspondent for The Daily Reckoning in London and a regular contributor to MoneyWeek magazine, Adrian Ash is the editor of Gold News and head of research at www.BullionVault.com , giving you direct access to investment gold, vaulted in Zurich , on $3 spreads and 0.8% dealing fees.
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