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Ornella Cinthia Mbakop Ngassam, née le , est une joueuse camerounaise de basket-ball évoluant au poste d'ailier fort.

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Elle participe avec l'équipe du Cameroun au Championnat d'Afrique féminin de basket-ball 2019, terminant à la dixième place.

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Joueuse camerounaise de basket-ball
Naissance en juillet 1997

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ASK Al: The Interview with Timmy!
Timmy!!! Published: July 17, 2014
The man has been my idol and role model since I was 5 years old, listening to the lyrics of "Yoda" before even seeing "Star Wars" and thinking the song was about a bully.
I never said I was a smart kid, but I did have great taste in music. I first got to meet "Weird Al" Yankovic at the Central Washington State Fair back in 1997 and again in 2007. But with most meet-and-greets it's a handshake, look at the camera and you're done. It was such a treat to actually talk to him one on one, even if it was for a brief five minutes.
Here's my interview with the great "Weird Al" on the eve of the release of his new album, "Mandatory Fun," which is out in stores TODAY and available wherever awesome music is sold!
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Day 10: Talk about Big Trees! – The Singin1 on the Road!
Day 10: Talk about Big Trees!
Upon reaching Redwood National and State Parks, my first order of business was to stop by the visitors center at its entrance. (I also had to do a quick clothes change–anything that can spill on white will spill on white.) The rangers there gave me a map of the park and a couple of suggestions on routes based on the amount of time I had available to visit. I was surprised there was no admission charge into the park (nor did they ask for my national park pass). I found out why.
US-101, which takes you through the parks, is a functioning, normal highway, so it is used by both park tourists and everyone else. There are towns with businesses and residences, too. (And things are really expensive there.) This meant I had to pull over a lot to let others pass, but I did so without complaint because I wanted to take my time to enjoy the sights, but I understand other folks had regular, Monday things to do.
Again, I took advantage of having a digital camera with a 16 GB SD card to shoot a lot of pictures in the hope of capturing a sense of the size and majesty of the place and the trees. All of them are not below, but I think the ones near the end–especially of me standing inside a living tree–get the point across. And doesn't RB look like she's contemplating how, she, too, can fit into the tree?
As you can see on the map above, the park has beaches, and there are rivers that empty into the Pacific Ocean. I tried to take some pictures, but the fog over the water was so heavy at times, the scenery was barely visible. Thank goodness it didn't extend to the land because those shots are clear.
What amazes me is that not only was there a time where people would actually look at these wondrous trees and see only potential profit, but there are still those who poach them to make furniture.
After spending much longer than planned in the park, I headed towards San Francisco. Because I had arranged to stay with a friend there, time was a factor. I didn't want to keep him up waiting any later than necessary, and San Francisco was over 250 miles from my exit point from the park. So, I shifted into "Point A to Point B" driving mode. Simply put, this means minimal stops (one for gas/bathroom) and best speed–including the mountain driving parts–to the destination.
A 250-mile drive in this mode would normally not be a big deal–I've made the 1100-mile drive home on several occasions, but this is day ten of my trip and I'd been wandering the park for several hours. It got done in very good time, but my body is exacting a cost for the effort. Thank goodness my only planned activity for Tuesday is to go to see the San Francisco Opera that evening.
Lastly, as I crossed over the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco, I wanted so much to take pictures. However, it was fully night by the time I arrived, and it had started drizzling. I'll have to try again before I leave.
It's been a wonderful ten days, but it's nearly time to start the trek back east.
Yep, I added something a little different than the normal popular music songs that had played to that point: the soundtrack from The Wiz, which made for a great sing-a-long down the road. We had slipped into the T's, with performers Tavares, Taylor Swift, and Teddy Pendergrass, Plus, a curious combination of groups whose names begin with The are located in this part of the playlist. These include The… Andrews Sisters, Beach Boys, Beatles, Brothers Johnson, Byrds, Chi-Lites, Commodores, and Fifth Dimension.
A wide range of styles over an even wider range of decades. And there's more to come….


More assessment? What the Hekia?
Moving through the corridors at work over the last week has had the air of a zombie apocalypse. The ashen faces, sunken red eyes with black rings, shuffling feet and monosyllabic answers from senior students indicative of a gradual trend of sucking the life out of young people and teachers with internal assessment. The level of burn out and fatigue for the middle of the year is a worrying trend. Rarely do I hear students talk about what they are learning, or finding interesting or inspiring – they simply don't have time or space to wonder, think, challenge or explore knowledge. While countries such as Finland who we look to for models of best practice are moving toward less assessment and testing we are moving in the opposite direction thanks to a government determined to make the tail wag the dog. The political spin doctors will convince the public this is about raising achievement and being able to measure this consistently. The so called 'gap' at year 9-10 is not really a 'gap' it's just that there is no national tracking at these years, but there are plenty of assessment tools schools use, otherwise we wouldn't have had improving pass rates for NCEA.
Teaching to the assessment is already happening which is not education but robotic performance where the types of questions asked by students and sanctioned by teachers are centred on what has to be done to get there. Get ready for the Governments next big experiment that will drain more of the life blood out of schools. Hekia does like to go for the jugular after all.
It's a good thing vampires and zombies are trendy right now as the piles of marking bury my colleagues and crush the spirits of youth.


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Could it be that Asian herbal healers and users of strange substances, such as gall bladders taken from bears — hopefully dead ones — might be on to something? While all of us should frown on shooting bears to get their gall bladders (it actually happens) there is a growing fondness in the West for ground-up appendages taken from ruminants, such as deer.
Some months ago I was fascinated with a report by Associated Press writer David Sharp, who said that a deer's velvet antlers are gaining increasing acceptance as a type of folk remedy for whatever ails you. Why not? For thousands of years, powdered rhinoceros horns and antlers from various deer species have been revered either as aphrodisiacs or healing agents in Asia and Africa.
Watch out, deer bucks. It won't be long before we, too, will be coming after you not so much for tasty venison steaks and roasts, but also for the bone-like substance that grows between your ears every year. Hunters instantly know what it is; even drivers who watch the roadsides in late spring and early summer can recognize the soft, hairy growth that the bucks eventually scrape away, revealing the hard antlers that soon will be used in mock fights and real combat among the males. (After all, when a young man's fancy turns to love, heaven only knows what can happen, and that applies even to horned creatures that see a comely split-hooved female in the woods or on a meadow.) Now some Westerners believe that ground deer antler helps ease arthritis pain, even build bigger muscles.
The AP's Sharp visited the Bayley Hill Elk and Deer Farm in Maine and wrote that antlers were "harvested" from 200 privately owned male red deer and elk. Actually, I hate the word "harvested" when it concerns something that is removed from a living creature. When a cow is milked, farmers don't say the milk is "harvested," do they?
Either way, Nick Richardson, the manager of the elk and deer farm said one third of the company's income is derived from ground antlers, but he admits that he hasn't tried the antler capsules his farm produces. However, Richardson points out that many who've swallowed those powdered antler pills say they feel 100 percent better. The ground velvet antlers contain protein, lipids, fatty acids, collagen, amino acids and other goodies. The report said that anecdotal evidence showed ground velvet antlers helped lower blood pressure, build muscle, and reduced arthritis pain.
Before the antlers are removed from the farmed elk and red deer the animals receive a local anesthesia, then the "racks," as hunters call them, are removed with a surgical saw. Only minutes later the deer and elk are back, eating hay or grass. Richardson said the animals are fully recovered within 24 hours, but no one will say how they'd feel if a mirror was held up so the bucks could view themselves. Talk about embarrassment. I've seen wild whitetailed bucks after they shed their antlers and I swear they appear to be upset when the crown of their maleness was no longer visible.
If you are a regular reader of Sports Illustrated you may remember a short story not long ago about a Canadian football team that was given powdered antler pills to help build muscles. There also are studies under way to see if the substance can be used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, although the Atlanta-based Arthritis Foundation is not yet convinced that deer antlers are of any use in treating the ailment. All the same, velvet antler capsules are sold for just under $70 per 120 capsules in several dozen health food stores in Maine.
Perhaps one day the rest of America will follow suit.


I probably should have had an obit for Steve Jobs ready to run. We had a dry run when he resigned as head of Apple a few months ago. But I didn't, and many others have accurately chronicled the facts, so instead, for my regular personal spirituality column, I'm going to look at a few things we can learn from him.
Though I never had the pleasure of meeting the man, Steve Jobs' work and influence affected my life often. At different times, I came close to working for both Apple and Pixar, the latter before he took it over. The first personal computer I ever bought was a Mac 512, no hard drive, for $2,600 (in 1984 money; that's the equivalent of $5,400 today). Compared to my current MacBook, it had 1/800th the RAM, 1/600,000 the storage, and maybe 1/1000th the processing speed. The excitement as my wife and I brought home that machine and started exploring its revolutionary features was unlike anything I've experienced since with technology. Though iPods, iPhones and iPads are amazing, and the internet may be a more important shift, they are not as groundbreaking as was that moment. That was the arrival in my home of personal computing, of the home computer. All these later breakthroughs have built on that. Several years later, I was honored to write a landmark cover article for PC Magazine, at that time the nation's tenth largest magazine, explaining the benefits of the Mac's operating system to DOS and Windows users, and I wrote a column about the Mac for several years after that.
For the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: 'If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?' And whenever the answer has been 'No' for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something. Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything — all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure — these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart.
Note that though this question reflects a soul so aware of death, Jobs tells us it was his guiding principle throughout his career, long before his first close call. Steve Jobs lived his passion. He had cranky moments, sure. And that passion sometimes came out as passionate pig-headedness. The consensus from personal friends who worked with him is that the experience was sometimes exhilarating but often infuriating. But ask yourself, would you rather be a passionate person who sometimes gets carried away, or a passionless person who never ruffles feathers.
In Velvet Elvis, Rob Bell describes the sheer joy of playing on a trampoline — a moment in which he is entirely present and connected to the world around him through love, in which time stops and he feels the divine dimension of life. Jobs, in that commencement speech, observes, "Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work." Great work also brings that timeless quality. Jobs is saying, why settle for devoting at least half your waking hours to something in which you don't feel fully alive.
I do want to say something about the fruits of Jobs' work. Steve Jobs is certainly the most important inventor in our lifetime. But the defining quality in his inventions is that he saw technology as a tool for freedom, for empowerment, rather than for work productivity and increased profits. He often pointed to Stewart Brand and the Whole Earth Catalog as the thing from the previous generation that inspired him most. Jobs took 60's liberation-oriented thinking about technology serving personal empowerment to another level.
Steve Jobs was a radical. He had a subversive streak, and saw personal technology as something that could serve the subversive impulse rather than contain it. It's important to understand that about him. And about Apple's products. One of the reasons corporate IT departments refused to accept Macs into the fold until they we're forced to by demanding users was that Jobs always prioritized freedom and collaboration above corporate control, so Apple products were more open and sometimes, honestly, less secure.
This is also why Jobs always put user experience at the top of the priority list. Technology should not get in the way of the human. As much as possible, the technology should adapt to the way people naturally interact. So: pointing and clicking, dragging and dropping, icons that relate to real-world objects like trash cans and file folders.
This also is at the root of Apple's defining design characteristic: simplicity. In the design phase, Apple engineers, faced with decisions of whether to include a feature or controller, routinely choose to leave it out to avoid complicating the product and making it less easy and less fun to use. This contrasts sharply with most of the computer and consumer electronics world, where designs are jammed full of features and buttons that most users never understand and that create clumsy, ugly and less stable products. Apple products are elegant, and that elegance is thanks to Steve Jobs.


It is commonly believed today that Jewish perception of the Lost Ten Tribes of the Northern Kingdom of Israel is that they were gradually, at some non-specific point in time, reabsorbed into the fold of the Jewish people- that is, that they rejoined the tribes of Judah and Benjamin in the Southern Kingdom of Judah. I have a compilation of quotes here that show evidence from a truly Jewish perspective that supports quite the opposite- that the ten tribes of the Northern Kingdom never reunited with Judah, but were always considered a separate entity in Jewish reckoning.
The Ten Tribes are separate from the Jews, and still exist.
The following quotes show from a Jewish perspective that the lost ten tribes were not absorbed into the people called "the Jews" (i.e. Judah and Benjamin), but instead existed somewhere outside of the House of Judah.
"While not a link is missing of the historical chain so far as the romance of the House of Judah is concerned, the Israelites who were subjected by the Assyrian power disappear from the page of history as suddenly and completely as though the land of their captivity had swallowed them up… the Ten Tribes are certainly in existence, all that has to be done is to discover which people represent them." – The Jewish Chronicles, May 22, 1879.
"The captives of Israel exiled beyond the Euphrates did not return as a whole to Palestine along with their brethren the captives of Judah ; at least there is no mention made of this event in the documents at our disposal… In fact, the return of the ten tribes was one of the great promises of the Prophets, and the advent of the Messiah is therefore necessarily identified with the epoch of their redemption." – Jewish Quarterly Review, Vol. I, 1888, pages 15, 17.
"Until the arrival of the Prophet Elijah and the Messiah, no member of any of the Ten Tribes shall be accepted (for the purpose of marriage) into the Jewish people." – Rabbi Rafael Eisenberg, A Matter of Return, p. 138.
"If the Ten Tribes have disappeared, they must exist under a different name." – The Jewish Encyclopedia, 1905, Vol. 21, page 249.
"Behold I will recall a matter that is expressly mentioned many times in Scripture. It is known that with the Return of the Exiles under Ezra only the Tribes of Judah and Benjamin returned." – Nachmanides (Moshe ben Nachman) 1194-1270.
"It has been made quite clear from our study that the only ones who returned from the Babylonian Exile were they who belonged to the Kingdom of Judah. Those however who are termed the House of Ephraim, or The House of Israel, meaning the Ten Tribes are still in Exile in Assyria. These Tribes did not have any participants in the Second Redemption, as I have noted." – Nachmanides (Moshe ben Nachman) 1194-1270.
"I believe that the Ten Tribes to be in various parts of West Europe." Rabbi Moshe Maimon (Maimondes, 1135-1204), authored the Mishneh Torah.
The Ten Tribes are separate from the Jews, but opinions on their location vary.
The following quotes from the Talmud record that opinions were varied on if the ten tribes would return or not from the land of their exile. All quotes, however, do still support that they had not joined any organization of the Jews.
The Ten Tribes are separate from the Jews, but have been lost altogether.
The following quotes show that the lost ten tribes were not absorbed into the Jewish people, and were thought to have been lost altogether from the pages of history.
"The people were transported eastward, and a new population was brought in westward. The transported Israelites became the 'ten lost tribes'; in reality these were absorbed by the people of the lands to which they were transported and they disappeared." – The Hebrew Scriptures by Samuel Sandmel, p. 20.
"Thus were the people led away into distant provinces of the [Assyrian] empire and became colonized with strangers, and the Kingdom of Israel became a tale that is told." – Israel: A History of the Jewish People by Rufus Learsi, p. 79.
"…but in general it can be said that they disappeared from the stage of history." – Encyclopedia Judaica, vol. 15, p. 1004.
"These are the Ten Lost Tribes; lost not as a jewel is lost on the road, perhaps to be found again, but as a drop of wine is lost in an ocean of water, dissolved, gone." – Eternal Faith, Eternal People, by Leo Trepp, p. 14.
"The Ten Tribes of Israel were not even permitted like the sister kingdom of Judah, to bequeath to later ages… the memory of rich and varied destinies. They were irretrievably lost." – C. and A. D. Rothschild, History and Literature of the Israelites, Vol. 1, page 489.
All in all, these statements speak for themselves, and present a compelling case that wholeheartedly agrees with the Scriptures: the Ten Tribes of the Northern Kingdom of Israel were never reabsorbed into Judah on a corporate scale. They still exist, "somewhere out there", and await the return of the Messiah who will regather them and reunite them with their sister Judah.


Do you love cool colors? Then you will love every crochet stitch of the Mystic Beanie. This beanie works up very quickly because you use super bulky yarn and a large crochet hook. I love the way this yarn has various cool colors woven together and makes the crocheting process so much fun.
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Discover cinemagraphs – more than a photograph, not quite a video…
Have you discovered cinemagraphs? Not yet? Then click on the above image!
The following post was written by Acushla Obusan and is reblogged here from Cinemagraphs | cushlalalalaland…
Cinemagraphs are just like GIFs, but way cooler. GIFs to me are like awkwardly made videos or captions compared to Cinemagraphs. GIFs also consist of photos that are moving in effect of putting a lot of pictures together in a video format, then playing it in fast forward making it look like an animation or a movie. In comparison, a cinemagraph is very similar to a GIF but simply captures a cinematic moment. It's one moment, kept in a compilation of dozens of frames, playing at a certain speed. It's really interesting. I can't explain it's unconventional beauty. It has a lot of meaning. It's a moving picture (not a movie, just a moving picture), in just a single captured moment of complete significance. It's just like those moving pictures you see in Harry Potter. In the Harry Potter newspapers, or the pictures he keeps of his parents. If you're a potterhead, you'd understand what I'm saying.
Hard to explain. Let me try again.
I don's suppose that you've seen any of the most amazing cinemagraphs of all time. The birth of cinemagraphs occured sometime in 2009 when Visual Graphics Artist Kevin Burg began experimenting with GIF formatting. Those that you see in Tumblr. However, cinemagraphs became official as a new way of photographic art as soon as he teamed up with Jamie Beck. With that, cinemagraphs were born.
They say that cinemagraphs are 'more than a photo, but not quite a video'. The perfect explanation, quoted by supermodel Coco Rocha. To make a cinemagraph, you've just got to take a traditional photograph and combine a living moment into the image through the isolated animation of multiple frames. Now, together they named this new diverse way of art 'Cinemagraphs' because of a cinemagraph's characteristics of obtaining the basic principles of photography, while capturing cinematic quality as seen in every moment. It was then launched by the duo via social networking sites to help spread the word on this amazing invention. Truly, Jaime Beck and Kevin Burg just created the rebirth of photography and film as a whole.
This is why:
(by the way – if you can't see the motion within the following images, just click on each one and the images will evoke in a new tab with viewable motion)
(All images sourced from cinemagraphs.com.)
Do you see what I mean? Wonderful isn't it? Gorgeous even! It's so beautiful, capturing every moment making it cinematic yet just a photo, but not just. It's more than that. But less than that. I don't know. All I know is that it's just beautiful. A new way of art that I too wish to explore.
With that, I must end my post. I have just introduced you to 'cinemagraphs' . The uncompletely explored avenue of photography which I love. By the way, the pictures I showed youmy favorites shot by Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck posted on cinemagraphs.com for editorial fashion, Fogfish, and some random places on the streets of New York. It's really nice and I hope that you too appreciate the beauty captured within each cinematic moment. I hope you do, just as much as I did.
I'll be making some cinemagraphs of my own sometime soon. I'm tired of making GIFs because they only capture the photo, but not the whole moment. They don't tell a story. They don't look cinematic either. However, I do praise the makers of GIFs since without GIFs, cinemagraphs wouldn't be created.
The above post reblogged from Cinemagraphs | cushlalalalaland.
And if you're keen to try making a cinemagraph yourself, do check out my following post, How to Make A Cinemagraph, which provides the choice of three helpful tutorials! Good luck… and have fun!
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2 thoughts on "Discover cinemagraphs – more than a photograph, not quite a video…"
maryfollowsthelamb says:
That was really interesting and each cinemagraph is a work of art. Very nice. Thank you.
Yes, amazing aren't they… I'm really glad you enjoyed the post! Thank you for your interest…
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Jaime Melo (* 24. April 1980 in Cascavel) ist ein ehemaliger brasilianischer Autorennfahrer.

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Jaime Melo begann seine Karriere in der brasilianischen Formel-Ford-Meisterschaft, wo er 1996 Gesamtzehnter des Championats wurde. 1997 folgte der Wechsel in die südamerikanische Formel-3-Meisterschaft. Diese beendete er 1998 als Vizemeister. Trotz sechs Saisonerfolgen musste er sich auch 1999 mit dem zweiten Rang in dieser Meisterschaft zufriedengeben.

2000 kam er nach Europa, um für das Petrobras Junior Team in der Formel-3000-Meisterschaft zu starten. Teamkollege in dem von Super Nova Racing logistisch geführten Team war Bruno Junqueira. Die Saison verlief enttäuschend. Während Junqueira die Gesamtwertung der Meisterschaft für sich entschied, musste sich Melo mit dem 14. Endrang zufriedengeben. 2001 wechselte er zu Durango. Erneut erreichte er nur den 14. Gesamtrang.

Mit dem Wechsel in die Auto GP stellte sich der größte Erfolg der Monopostokarriere ein. 2002 gewann er vor Romain Dumas und Jaroslav Janiš die Gesamtwertung dieser Meisterschaft. Seine letzte Rennsaison bei den Monoposti fuhr er 2003 und erreichte einen fünften Endrang in der Formula Renault V6 und einem Sechsten in der Euroseries 3000.

Ab der Saison 2004 bestritt Melo ausschließlich GT- und Sportwagenrennen. Erster großer Meisterschaftserfolg war der Gesamtsieg in der GT2-Klasse der FIA-GT-Meisterschaft 2006. Teamkollege im Ferrari F430 GTC von AF Corse war Matteo Bobbi. Im Jahr darauf sicherte er sich die Gesamtwertung dieser Rennklasse bei der American Le Mans Series. Während seiner bis 2012 dauernden Karriere bestritt er 119 Rennen, feierte einen Gesamt- und nicht weniger als 28 Klassensiege. 2008 und 2009 gewann er seine Rennklasse beim 24-Stunden-Rennen von Le Mans, 2007, 2009 und 2010 beim 12-Stunden-Rennen von Sebring. Seinen einzigen Sieg feierte er gemeinsam mit Karl Wendlinger im Ferrari 575 GTC beim 500-km-Rennen von Donington 2004.

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 Offizielle Website
 Jaime Melo bei der Driver Database
 Jaime Melo bei Racing Sports Cars

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Rennfahrer (Brasilien)
Rennfahrer der 24 Stunden von Le Mans
Rennfahrer der 12 Stunden von Sebring
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MEDIA BLACKOUT: Massive Serbian Protest Against Electoral Corruption Thousands Strong
Posted by Aaron Kesel | Apr 9, 2017 |
The media has been silent as massive Serbian protests have broken out against the electoral corruption of its newly elected Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic. Thousands took to the streets to express their outrage over Aleksandar's election.
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Video on Twitter showed thousands of people in the streets of Serbia in more than a dozen cities/towns. The protests have been ongoing for the last ten days now showing no signs of stopping.
URGENT | Traffic in #Belgrade where thousands protest against election irregularities is stopped pic.twitter.com/0k7617BLFp
— Vocal Europe (@thevocaleurope) April 4, 2017
LIVE | Large and loud demonstration in #Belgrade protesting Sunday's presidential election. #Serbia pic.twitter.com/zHeZLuOby8
Again a huge crowd in #Belgrade tonight protesting against #Vucic's election #Serbia #ProtivDiktature #izbori2017 pic.twitter.com/peFqh6Kfi1
— Marion Dautry (@MarionDautry) April 6, 2017
Protest were held in – Belgrade, Nis, Novi Sad, Zrenjanin, Leskovac, Lazarevac, Sombor, Kragujevac, Pozarevac, Uzice, Sabac, Kraljevo, Smederevo, Subotica, Bor and Cacak Danas reported.
Protesters included police and military unions according to Danas.
"The times when politicians would turn the army and police against its people are over. The army, the police, and the people are in one place today," Veljko Mijailovic, the head of the police union, told the crowd.
In Belgrade, demonstrators gathered near parliament buildings, blowing whistles, chanting slogans and lighting fires in the streets.
According to a loose translation of the Serbian news agency:
Protesters chanted "Vucic, thieves" and "stole the election" "You're not our president" and "We will not Ceca to the Minister." Students held up signs that read "Stop the dictatorship," "Take responsibility, not a sandwich", "Freedom of the media", "Vucic is not my president", "Down with dictatorship."
The country is rife with allegations of election fraud. Vucic asked the Republic Electoral Commission to re-count the ballots from the presidential election in front of cameras for the public to see.
An electoral Staff member, Sasa Jankovic, is being accused of potentially stealing 319,000 votes, although he has denied the allegations and said that it was " notorious nonsense", adding that he had not stolen anything.
Vucic has also denied the allegations questioning the Serbian government about its accused fraud.
"How now 300,000, and two days ago it was 800,000?" Vucic told reporters.
However, election officials have discovered serious irregularities at more than 25 polling stations.
The election headquarters of Sasa Jankovic has announced criminal charges against unknown persons and all members of committees at several polling stations where those irregularities were found.
Meanwhile, in Sjenica officials have found some ballots to have falsified signatures and some ballots cast by people who have been deceased for years.
Pro-Russia Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, 47, won the election last Sunday, April 2nd, with a decisive 55% of the vote against his two rival candidates who received 16% and 9% in an election that many believe was corrupt. This gives his populist Serbian Progressive Party control of both the executive and legislative branches of the Serbian government DW.com reported.
The 9% was earned by Luka Maksimovic, a media student who ran as a satirical candidate to mock the corruption in the election.
Vucic has repeatedly said he will not alter the former Yugoslav republic's geopolitical balance between the European Union, which Serbia seeks to join, and Russia, with which Serbs share their Orthodox Christian faith and Slavic heritage, Reuters reported.
He thanked German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin, both of whom he met during the election campaign. Putin endorsed Vucic the day before the election wishing him good luck.
"For me it is important this election demonstrated that a large majority of Serbian citizens favors the continuation of the European path while maintaining close ties with China and Russia," Vucic told his cheering supporters.
He has recently moved closer to Russia on military and economic cooperation.
Reuters called him conservative but then added, Vucic "is expected to retain de facto power through his control of Serbia's ruling Progressive Party."
Vucic is expected to use the presidency to appoint a cipher successor as prime minister and to transform the presidency into a more powerful position to consolidate his power, Radio Free Europe warned.
Protesters have called for the government, along with top officials from the public broadcasters RTS and RTV, the Central Election Commission, and the regulatory Authority for Electronic Media, to step down and resign.
"We are here to demand more democracy, an end to Vucic's dictatorial regime and a better future, more jobs and a better education system," said Djordje Peric, 21, according to Reuters.
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This is Belgrade in Serbia [shows photo of protesters above]. A country where young people are leaving because there are no jobs. No future. Corruption is extremely high. People are being called at home to vote for a corrupt president. Votes are being bought. Dead people voted. People that live abrought voted. Television belongs to the state. People live on an avarage of €300 a month. Need a loan from the bank to fix the car, if they already own a car.
People are sick of it! They go outside and protest!
It's not just the election outcome we're unhappy about. We're unhappy, unemployed, poor, hungry. Anyone who doesn't have access to the internet (which is a fucktone of people) is brainwashed by the controlled media. Thousands of people go on the streets to try and grab attention, and still half the country has no idea the protests are going on. In the media they call us "a handfull of drunk hooligans", while the other day more than 10.000 young people, parents and even some grandparents marched for hours. We're marching every day starting 6pm, and I can only hope we change at least a tiny bit of this shitty situation we're in.
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Battered Woman Demanded Millions For Her Silence
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The exclusive vacation resort in Punta Cana, where an American woman almost lost her life, reveals details of the incident and assures that the attacked woman demanded a high monetary figure before revealing her story.
The Majestic Elegance Resort in the Dominican Republic where Tammy Lawrence-Daley, 51, claims to have lived the worst nightmare of her life, after being apparently attacked by an employee, revealed that the woman asked for $ 2.2 million as part of a "compensation agreement".
Following the accusations published by the victim on her Facebook account last week, the hotel turned to Twitter to address what happened and said that she is "a professional in the insurance industry", and that she refused to report the incident to the Police, "despite recommendations from local authorities." Tweets by MajesticResorts
The statements by the hotel are given after questioning by the authorities of that country about the account of the facts of the affected person, who despite vacationing with her husband, assures that she decided to go out to look for a snack alone around 10: 30 at night, at which point she was abandoned on the brink of death.
Apparently, the details Lawrence-Daley has offered about what happened are not consistent with the investigation and authorities have found discrepancies in the investigation.
"The authorities investigating the case understand that the scene is still unclear, and that there are weak points, contradictions in the information received and that there are still unanswered questions in this strange and unusual case," the hotel said in a statement.
Tammy Lawrence-Daley
For his part, the police spokesman investigating the case, Frank Durán, says that the authorities quickly became involved in the investigation and continue to investigate the case, despite the fact that Lawrence-Daley and her husband refute that version.
"There is a lot of conjecture about this case, a lot of information that does not match some of the statements. We have to wait for the investigation to conclude, "said Durán.
As of yet, no one is responsible, as Lawrence-Daley was unable to identify his attacker.
For her part, her husband Chris Daley, described as "crazy" the inconsistencies and discrepancies that the authorities that exist.
His wife has until July to hire a lawyer in the Dominican Republic to represent her in this case, if she so wishes.
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Groupe Rock 'n' Roll US formé en 1962 à Santa Ana (Californie) et comprenant Bob Spickard, Brian Carman, BobWelch, Warren Waters et Rob Marshall.
Formed in Santa Ana in 1962, the Chantays were five high school buddies — Brian Carman (guitar, Vocalss), Bob Spickard (guitar, Vocalss), Bob Marshall (piano, keyboards), Warren Waters (bass), and Bob Welch (drums) — ranging in age from 13 to 17. Playing local dances, they specialized in surf music, and at least in the beginning were primarily an instrumental outfit. They were spotted and signed up by manager Dale Smallins, and in 1962 Carman and Spickard composed and published a piece entitled "Pipeline," which went on to become one of the biggest and best instrumental surf hits ever recorded. Its simple yet memorable melody and beautiful guitar line — lyrical yet evoking excitement and motion — and deceptively complex embellishments, all backed by a highly animated and propulsive bass part, made it naturally appealing in the musical landscape of the time. Additionally, the record had a very natural sound that made it seductive to the ear. One reason for its success may have been the fact that, so the story goes, it was actually recorded in the back of a particular surf shop (where the original master tape was reportedly found more than 25 years later) — perhaps it was just a practical decision to cut the song there, or they were seeking some kind of psychic verisimilitude, but if it is true, it didn't hurt the finished product one bit.
"Pipeline" became a number one single and rocketed the quintet out of Santa Ana and straight to national fame. They followed it up with a brace of singles, none of which saw even a shadow of the sales of "Pipeline," and also cut two albums, Pipeline and The Two Sides of the Chantays. Those were fine showcases for the group's strengths — and a few weaknesses — but made very little impact. Their repertoire was crowded with rock & roll covers and "Pipeline" sound-alikes, as well as some cutesy plays on the Shadows' sound of the same period, and none of their follow-up singles charted. Meanwhile, "Pipeline" not only got heavy radio play for years after it left the charts, but also entered the musical mainstream as a pop instrumental standard (in particular, television viewers who lived in the New York area during the early/mid-'60s may remember "Pipeline" being used almost weekly as background music whenever kids show host Chuck McCann would come out dressed as Ace Jackson, to read the "Smilin' Jack" comic strip on his Sunday television show Let's Have Fun.
Competent players who went heavy on the rumbling bass, ghostly reverb, and electric keyboards, the Chantays were very much a one-shot act. The group remained perennially popular on the nostalgia and oldies circuits, with new members coming in alongside of Carman and Spickard, and Welch subsequently rejoined. In 1994, the group released their first new album in over 30 years, called Next Set, and they followed it up in 1997 with Waiting for the Tide. As of 2005, the band was still working regularly.


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KAIST and Google Jointly Develop AI Curricula
KAIST selected the two professors who will develop AI curriculum under the auspices of the KAIST-Google Partnership for AI Education and Research. The Graduate School of AI announced the two authors among the 20 applicants who will develop the curriculum next year. They will be provided 7,500 USD per subject.
Professor Changho Suh from the School of Electrical Engineering and Professor Yong-Jin Yoon from the Department of Mechanical Engineering will use Google technology such as TensorFlow, Google Cloud, and Android to create the curriculum.
Professor Suh's "TensorFlow for Information Theory and Convex Optimization "will be used for curriculum in the graduate courses and Professor Yoon's "AI Convergence Project Based Learning (PBL)" will be used for online courses. Professor Yoon's course will explore and define problems by utilizing AI and experiencing the process of developing products that use AI through design thinking, which involves product design, production, and verification. Professor Suh's course will discus"information theory and convergence," which uses basic sciences and engineering as well as AI, machine learning, and deep learning.
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A beautiful nikah of 'Butterfly Home's' daughter
Published On: January 6, 2021 10:30 AM NPT By: Republica | @RepublicaNepal
KATHMANDU, Jan 6: She was just 11 when she came to 'Pushpa Mamu'. Her own mother was in jail. Her father was someone she had never heard of much, nor had she ever seen his photo.
As she mingled with many other children like her at CNN Hero Pushpa Basnet's Kathmandu-based orphanage 'Butterfly Home', little Henna felt accepted, for the first time in her life. Years passed on, Henna turned young and beautiful. Not only did she become an integral part of the Butterfly Home family but also she started working there, earning Rs 14,000 per month. 'Mamu' then asked her what she wanted next in life. Henna said she wanted to get married.
Butterfly Home had never ever arranged the marriage of its children. Giving them the best possible life, least affected by their horrible past was the only focus of Pushpa so far. Helping them hone their skills and chase their dreams was what kept her busy. Unmarried herself, due to the different path she chose for herself, finding a groom for 'one of her eldest daughters' was a challenge for Pushpa. Moreover, Henna was a muslim girl.
"I did make efforts, finding a groom was not easy," Pushpa laughs. "She was not that sharp in studies, and was rather interested in other skills. I thought I should find a match for her, just because I am unmarried, my kids shouldn't remain so."
Pushpa was on her way to Chitwan when she was talking all this to Republica over the phone on Monday. The sounds of giggling and merriment could be overheard. There were five other people with her in the car, including Henna. The groom is from Tandi area of Chitwan and two years elder to Henna. Henna is 24.
"We will reach there in a while. Her nikah will take place at a local mosque. Then I'll leave my daughter at the groom's house," Pushpa said.
On Sunday, Pushpa was overwhelmed to report that her daughter looked very happy and the nikah, to her surprise, is the simplest form of marriage!
"No expenses, nothing, very simple rituals. Even for myself, it was the first time I was attending a muslim marriage. I found both the bride and the groom very happy. He (groom) too has started to call me mamu," she said. "As her guardian, I've to be careful however, how they keep my daughter."
The nikah took place at late noon and the ceremony went on till the night. Amidst a small group of Muslim religious leaders, friends and families, the bride and groom clad in special attire accepted each other as lifeparters. A decent party was thrown.
Henna's husband Ali Ahmad is a chef. According to Henna, who also did cooking for a long time at Butterfly Home, she will do 'something in life that suits her skills'. Now that the marriage is over, she plans to come to Kathmandu and, if possible, try to get in touch with her biological mother.
"I have not seen her for a long time. Maybe I was 15 when she was freed from the jail and then she vanished. I do have her phone number, but that doesn't work," Henna said.
Henna saw her biological mother in jail for reasons unknown to her, right from the moment she started to understand things. Earlier it was at the Palpa District Jail and later she was brought to Sundhara jail in Kathmandu. In their brief meetings, little Henna could not ask a lot of things to her mother.
"I lived with my grandmother when we were in Palpa. I used to visit my mom in jail. We came to Kathmandu; she, too, was brought to the jail in Sundhara. I never asked much about my father, nor did she like to tell me about him," Henna reminisces.
Had it not been for Butterfly Home, Henna's life could have missed the track. But luck did a favor to Henna; Pushpa picked her up and the shy, quiet girl became a new member in the family.
"It's like a huge achievement for all of us. This is the first such wedding ceremony at our home. All children and staffers quite cherished it when we arranged the Mehendi rasham (the ritual of putting mehendi on the bride's hands and legs). It is for this satisfaction, a sense of accomplishment, that I've chosen to be many children's mamu," said an emotional Puspha, whose other children have been excelling in different fields as they grow.
Pushpa was awarded CNN Hero in 2016.
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By Kristen KushiyamaFebruary 24, 2016
CERDEC is developing the REprogrammable Single Chip Universal Encryptor, or RESCUE, which will be a common chip that will provide cryptographic services to a wide variety of communications devices such as radios, satellites and computers as well as u... (Photo Credit: U.S. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Feb. 24, 2016) -- Almost every communications device issued by the U.S. Army has some level of encryption capability to help prevent sensitive military information from falling into the wrong hands.
Encryption capabilities are traditionally developed during the communications devices' development, which leads to numerous cryptographic engine cores. These cryptographic engine cores securely process key product information for sender authentication and confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiation of messages.
The U.S. Army Materiel Command's Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center, or CERDEC, is leading the Army's technology program to decrease the number and variety of cryptographic engine cores by developing a universal encryptor, which will be a common chip that will provide cryptographic services to a wide variety of devices.
Standardizing and creating a National Security Administration-certified universal encryptor will increase capabilities for the Army while decreasing costs and timelines; it will also provide more companies a better chance for competing to create next-generation communication systems, said Donald Coulter, project lead.
The Army can use the REprogrammable Single Chip Universal Encryptor, or RESCUE, in communications devices such as radios, satellites and computers as well as unmanned air and ground systems that use or transmit encrypted information. The Army can also modernize existing systems or develop new systems with RESCUE to easily upgrade their cryptographic capabilities.
The Defense Department chose CERDEC to lead the RESCUE effort because the Army not only has the largest number of devices that need cryptographic service, but CERDEC's Space and Terrestrial Communications Directorate, or S&TCD, has the inherent cryptographic research and development expertise to develop such capabilities, said Rocio Bauer, chief of the Tactical Network Protection Branch in the CERDEC S&TCD Cyber Security/Information Assurance Division.
Other military and government organizations have similar objectives to create a common cryptographic core chip, but none process as broad of capabilities in this particular form as RESCUE, said Coulter.
"What we want to be able to do is have that solid crypto core that provides the standard cryptographic functions and services that most of our devices need, to include support for Cryptographic Modernization, Key Management Infrastructure-awareness and Product Delivery Enclave-enabled capabilities. That way we can concentrate on the truly innovative and particularly unique pieces of those end technologies," Coulter said.
CERDEC awarded the development contract to Team Engility Aug. 21, 2015. The production contracts for RESCUE will require the vendor to build to a specification, and the intent is for the Army to make it available to communications or computing platforms that require or support storing, processing, transmitting or receiving encrypted information.
"The contract award for the RESCUE development effort is public, and we will have all the rights with the explicit understanding that whoever wants to do a production contract or who wants to develop a new capability based on this technology -- we have everything we need to either utilize it again in its current form, be able to tailor or modify it to reproduce these things," Bauer said.
As the Army's eventual standard for cryptographic hardware, RESCUE is being implemented as a Field Programmable Gate Array, or FPGA, meaning that developers can tailor the information on the chip to fill specific encryption needs and be reconfigured and reprogrammed more easily if needed.
"If there's a new algorithm capability that comes along or a new algorithm, we can actually update the image on there and add that capability so we don't necessarily have to create a brand new chip and bring every device back and put a whole new chip in. We can update the image on the chip," Coulter said.
Using RESCUE also allows the Army to have more non-technical acquisition flexibility.
"One of the key, non-technical pieces of this is that we will have government rights to everything we are developing," Coulter said. "In the past, we have been in the position where we have had the solution, but we don't have the rights to modify it, repair it. If we needed to do any of that stuff, we had to go back to the original vendor and get them to do it at whatever rate [cost] they choose."
The cost and development to provide Soldiers with secure devices that lack a common encryptor may be an unnecessary expense if standardization occurs.
"Every time we generate a new device, we are paying for the same crypto capability, and we are redeveloping and customizing it every single time," Coulter said.
RESCUE also allows the Army to increase its list of potential vendors.
"Now, we are limited to specific vendors who can do crypto and do communications," Coulter said. "RESCUE allows us to say 'the crypto is here'…This is going to free us up to really push those boundaries and edges of research and development of capabilities going forward."
"There are small business that can have really innovative techniques and ideas for communications, but they don't have the institutional knowledge or bandwidth and resources to go through and develop a crypto core and go through that whole certification process," he said.
Army communications systems that transmit and receive classified information must have an NSA certification to ensure they meet NSA's standards for securing and encrypting classified information; however, the process takes more time if NSA must review an entire product or system.
CERDEC expects certification times for new communications devices to decrease as a result of RESCUE because the review is not of an entire system.
CERDEC expects RESCUE to condense the NSA certification process for new communications devices because it will provide the Army with the flexibility to use an NSA-certified chip as the basis of its cryptographic functions.
When a product uses the NSA-certified RESCUE, it will not necessitate an NSA review of the entire system as they can now focus on ensuring the device meets their standards and that RESCUE's certification boundaries did not change when incorporated into the product or system, Coulter said.
"We expect a product review to take around six months, which is down from the standard time that can last up to about 24 months, more or less, to get a certification for a device," Coulter said.
CERDEC is scheduled to have RESCUE NSA-certified and ready for wide-spread use in requirements documents by September 2017, though stakeholders who will need RESCUE do not have to wait until then to reach out to CERDEC.
"If someone wants to leverage RESCUE, they can talk to us now to ensure we have the right requirements and that our timeline for development aligns with their needs," Coulter said. "If there are specific requirements, they can be here while we are designing things, and they can start planning their tailoring and acquisition activities around our timeline of what we are doing and the material we can provide to them."
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Crime Drops on Louisville Streets Converted From One-Way to Two-Way
In Louisville, streets that were converted from one-way to two-way traffic saw significant reductions in crime, while citywide crime rates rose. Photo: Planetizen
Converting fast-moving one-way streets to calmer two-way corridors may make them safer in more ways than one, according to a study by John Gilderbloom, a professor at the University of Louisville.
Gilderbloom and a team of graduate students analyzed data from two Louisville streets that were recently converted from one-way to two-way operation. They compared the two streets — Brook and First streets — to control streets, both one-way and two-way, that had not been converted.
"The results were stunning," Gilderbloom wrote last week in Planetizen.
On the two streets that were converted, crime dropped 23 percent, compared to a citywide increase of 5 percent during the same time period. Auto theft fell by one third on Brook and First, while it rose 36 percent on nearby one-ways, Gilderbloom reports. Meanwhile, robberies on the two converted streets dropped 42 percent.
Traffic safety improved too. The streets actually saw an increase in total traffic as driver speeds slowed down. Auto collisions dropped 36 percent on Brook and 60 percent on First.
Gilderbloom noted other changes on Planetizen:
Property improvements on the two-way streets have nearly doubled, thanks to neighbors demanding aggressive code enforcement of mandated property upgrades.
The sight of dumpsters, scaffolding and home improvement trucks have replaced prostitution, drug dealers, and fencing operations. Babies in carriages, joggers, bikers, retirees, same-sex couples, and hipsters have reclaimed these streets. Compare this scene to West Louisville's unlivable multi-lane one-ways.
Property values on Brook Street increased 39 percent, Gilderbloom reports. He estimates that if Louisville were to convert all its one-way streets to two-way, the city of Louisville would net an additional $1 million annually in property taxes.
"Traffic calming works," said Gilderbloom. "It's a win-win for the city, neighborhoods, children, developers, and homeowners."
Filed Under: Louisville, Pedestrian safety, Safety, Traffic Calming
Louisville Police Officer Strikes Pedestrian During City's Big Safety Push
Louisville is trying to get a handle on pedestrian safety. An average of 16 pedestrians are killed on the city's streets annually, and the last few years have been getting worse. The city has received funding from the federal government for a three-year safety campaign dubbed "Look Alive Louisville." Branden Klayko at Network blog Broken Sidewalk has been […]
Salt Lake City Cuts Car Parking, Adds Bike Lanes, Sees Retail Boost
By Michael Andersen	| Oct 6, 2015
Michael Andersen blogs for The Green Lane Project, a PeopleForBikes program that helps U.S. cities build better bike lanes to create low-stress streets. Protected bike lanes require space on the street, and removing curbside auto parking is one of several ways to find it. But whenever cities propose parking removal, retailers understandably worry. A growing […]
Are Two-Way Streets the Way of the Future?
By Sarah Goodyear	| Sep 29, 2009
Today on the Streetsblog Network, we're featuring a post from San Francisco's Pedestrianist about two-way street conversions in Minneapolis and how such changing traffic patterns could benefit pedestrians and other users: The city of Minneapolis is about to return two of its downtown streets to two-way traffic after nearly 30 years of one-way flow. Those […]
Want a Better City? Cut Traffic Lights
By Jeff Speck	| Oct 30, 2018
In Philadelphia, replacing traffic lights with four-way stops reduced serious injuries 68 percent, author Jeff Speck explains in an excerpt from his new book, "Walkable City Rules."
Take a Look at Tampa's First Protected Bike lane
Tampa is starting to make progress on safe bike infrastructure. Last weekend, Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn led a celebratory ride to mark the opening of the city's first protected bike lane — a curb-protected two-way lane on Cass Street downtown. The Cass Street project is one of the first protected bike lanes in Florida — a notoriously dangerous […]
DC Bike Counts Show Continuing Surge in Protected Lane Use
By Michael Andersen	| Apr 1, 2014
Michael Andersen is a staff writer for the Green Lane Project. This story was crossposted from the PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project. The older DC's first two protected bike lanes get, the more spectacular their results seem to become. Freshly compiled bike counts from June 2013 show that the number of people biking in the 15th […]


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Arts Alliance Gives First Grant
By Staff | March 5, 2019
Haldane group now registered as nonprofit
The Haldane Arts Alliance, which this year replaced the Haldane Arts Booster Club, awarded its first grant in February, contributing to the costs of bringing violinist and composer Gwen Laster and her New MUSE4tet to Haldane Elementary School on Feb. 15 for a Black History Month assembly.
The New MUSE4tet performed for Haldane students on Feb. 15. From left: Alex Waterman, Gwen Laster, Hsinwei Chiang and Melanie Dyer (Photo provided)
As a nonprofit, the Arts Alliance can now accept tax-deductible donations and give more grants. Its mission is to support and promote performing, media, visual and literary arts in the school district. The group also launched a new website at haldanearts.org.
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Most couples have "pet names" for each other; sweet nicknames they call each other to show love and affection. You may think that PilotHusband and AngryPilotWife are beyond such sweetness and cliche, but we are not. Here are some of the pet names I have for PilotHusband, and examples of contextual usage.
"Really" As in, "Really? You're going to watch me change the flat tire on my truck, by myself, while you sit in air conditioned comfort, in your man cave, reading Airline Pilot Central?"
"Seriously" As in, "Seriously, you can't pick up your own uniforms from the Dry Cleaner?"
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"I Said No" As in, "I don't care if its the Fourth of July and we have three sticks of construction grade explosives left. You cannot blow them up in the back yard. I Said No".
"Dammit" As in, "Dammit, I told you not to leave your shoes in the doorway".
There are others, of course. I've been known to use "WTF?", and occasionally, "Roll Over", and on rare occasion, "Get Off Me".
To be fair, PilotHusband has his pet names for me. The most common one is "Hey Honey". As in, "Hey Honey, did you pack my bag yet?" or "Hey Honey, is dinner ready yet?" or "Hey Honey, where are my epaulets?"
He has others, for me, of course, including "Shut the F**** Up" and the ever popular, "Because I Said So". Ahhhh. You have to love the "sweet nothings" spoken out of adoration and devotion!
Bill Cosby had a segment on how his little brother actually thought his name was "Dammit" because whenever his father yelled for him it was always preceded by "Dammit".


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HyundaiPay & ABA Launch African Union Coin
Have you ever envisioned a situation where all the countries in Africa have a single currency for streamlining settlements, transactions and remittance? Are we even ready for it? Well, HyundaiPay and ABA think so because they have inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperate for the African Union Coin, which is aimed at uniting African countries' complicated currency markets.
The two companies arrived at the MOU came after HyundaiPay held a technical seminar in Johannesburg, South Africa to teach about virtual currency and a blockchain-applied-IoT. This was the first time a Korean company had done such a thing. According to the Korea Times, two more Korean companies — Double Chain and Korea Digital Exchange — have also joined the MOU. "The fintech industry of Africa has been developed with a great opportunity. Especially, it is the most suitable place for HyundaiPay, Double Chain and Korea Digital Exchange to play the given roles for each company," CEO Kim Byung-chul said.
ABA Vice Chairman Cromet Molepo said, "Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency have drawn attentions in South Africa, but it's hard to find a local company that has the related technology." He added: "I am glad to have this business alliance with HyundaiPay, Double Chain and Korea Digital Exchange — the companies that have highly progressed blockchain and internet of thing (IoT) technologies." The three companies are also in separate discussions with German fintech company MyBucks, ABA technology partner Touchside and South African consulting company Trapeace.
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Flying start for Wisbech Rugby Club under 11s against Peterborough on Remembrance Sunday
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Wisbech under 11s travelled to a busy Peterborough for triangular matches involving the host Peterborough and a St Ives team.
On a lovely sunny Remembrance Sunday morning Wisbech under 11s travelled to a busy Peterborough for triangular matches involving the host Peterborough and a St Ives team.
Wisbech started their first of three matches against one of Peterborough's teams. Wisbech got off to a flying start, scoring two quick try's past a very energetic Peterborough side.
Peterborough responded with a try of their own managing to bridge the tight Wisbech defence.
Peterborough continued to put the pressure on Wisbech who managed to keep Peterborough at bay for the rest of the half.
The second half saw five more tries with the game finishing 5-3 to Wisbech.
Wisbech second match was against St Ives, who started off very strong with some big runs by some big boys.
Once Wisbech realised that they would need to be more accurate it there tackles to slow down St Ives, the game then went back and forth with St Ives eventually overcome Wisbech by a couple of tries.
A break in play as all the teams across age groups joined together on the first team pitch in front of the club house to commemorate our fallen hero's with the two minutes silence at the stoke of 11am.
Following the silence Wisbech took on the second of our hosts teams. This was a match where Wisbech took the lead and never looked back winning their final game as well.
With Sundays' results in mind, Wisbech under 11s are looking good and feeling positive as they look towards next Sunday's Peterborough festival.


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