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Lewis Hamilton Realises his Brazilian Dream
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Now that Lewis Hamilton's car reliability problems have diminished, he has been on fire in the last 2 races in USA and, Mexico. He had never won in Brazil, so could he stamp his authority over Rosberg and clinch the victory.? Read on to find out.
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On Race Day
Ever since Lewis Hamilton's car reliability problems have eased, he seems to have a new steely determination about him, that makes him appear to be unbeatable. Although probably too late in the season to clinch the championship, his strong qualifying in pole position both in the USA and Mexico, and subsequent emphatic race wins have shown just what stern stuff he is made of when facing an almost impossible task.
Because of engine failures and a retirement, he has watched his nineteen points advantage over Rosberg plummet until Lewis was thirty three points behind with only four races left to score points. All Rosberg had to do to win the title was to get three second places and one third.
But seemingly unaffected by this statistic, after dominating the last two grand prixs, he went to Brazil, a place he had never won before, and a favourite of Rosberg's, with a strong determination to put that right.
Lewis attributes the racing legend Ayrton Senna as his inspiration in becoming a world champion . He has always wanted to be like him, and has so far equalled his tally of three world championships. But Brazil was his idol's home ground, and although many people, especially the Press, favoured Rosberg to win, it seemed Lewis was having none of it.
He qualified one tenth faster than Rosberg to take pole position, and when interviewed afterwards, his demeanour was one of a very determined person. He was unfazed by the weather forecast for race day, with heavy rain forecast, he has always been master in the rain. Rosberg however, greeted the news with much trepidation, as he does not drive well in the rain, as was proved earlier this year in Monaco, when he slipped down to seventh place during the race.
With Verstappen and Ricciardo, their nearest rivals, if they could keep Rosberg down in fourth, providing Lewis won the last two races, he would still have a chance of winning the championship. As a fan I , along with many others wanted to see this happen, as Rosberg has had such an advantage this year with a bullet proof car, whilst Lewis has struggled with so many car problems
Lewis in action
The weather was at its worst, it had rained all day, and it was decided to start the race from behind the safety car Lewis led off in spectacular style, his pace was much faster than anyone's, and Rosberg really struggled to stay with him. It wasn't long before Rosberg was overtaken by Verstappen, which was looking good for Lewis's championship bid, but soon after that, unfortunately, his team called him in for a pit stop, and he lost the place.
Max did a brilliant job of fighting his way back to third place, audaciously overtaking his team mate Ricciardo, who was no match for him at all, but the pit stop had ruined his chance to get back to second place again.
Lewis continued to lead the race, and was never under threat from anyone at any time. He was the only driver not to make any mistakes or have a wheel spin, he was completely in charge of the car, and said afterwards how much he had enjoyed the challenging conditions.
Although at one time over thirty seconds behind his team mate, Rosberg kept second place, so now only has to get third place at the last race to clinch the championship. But I somehow think the bravery of Lewis so in control of this race, and also of young[ Max, fighting his way through, will be remembered as the highlight of this year.
Rosberg is only going to win this championship because for several races Lewis was not able to compete against him. Furthermore, if Lewis carries this determination to the last race, he will have more pole ;positions and more wins than Rosberg, but points don't lie, and Rosberg will have the most.
But this year, against all the odds, Lewis has broken records continually. He is second only to Schumaker in winning the most races. His poles have broken records at three venues, he has also been the only driver ever to win at all venues, twenty four in total, and the only driver ever to win at least one race in every season of his career. He may not win the drivers title this year, through no fault of his own, but these records and more will ensure that he goes down in history as the great icon and driver that he truly is.
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Improving natural ventilation in hospital waiting and consulting rooms to reduce nosocomial tuberculosis transmission risk in a low resource setting
A. Roderick Escombe, Eduardo Ticona, Víctor Chávez-Pérez, Manuel Espinoza, David A.J. Moore
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
Tuberculosis & enfermedades emergentes y re-emergentes
12 Citas (Scopus)
© 2019 The Author(s). Background: TB transmission in healthcare facilities is an important public health problem, especially in the often-overcrowded settings of HIV treatment scale-up. The problem is compounded by the emergence of drug resistant TB. Natural ventilation is a low-cost environmental control measure for TB infection control where climate permits that is suited to many different areas in healthcare facilities. There are no published data on the effect of simple structural modifications to existing hospital infrastructure to improve natural ventilation and reduce the risk of nosocomial TB transmission. The purpose of this study was to measure the effect of simple architectural modifications to existing hospital waiting and consulting rooms in a low resource setting on (a) improving natural ventilation and (b) reducing modelled TB transmission risk. Methods: Room ventilation was measured pre- and post-modification using a carbon dioxide tracer-gas technique in four waiting rooms and two consulting rooms in two hospitals in Lima, Peru. Modifications included additional windows for cross-ventilation (n = 2 rooms); removing glass from unopenable windows (n = 2); creation of an open skylight (n = 1); re-building a waiting-room in the open air (n = 1). Changes in TB transmission risk for waiting patients, or healthcare workers in consulting rooms, were estimated using mathematical modelling. Results: As a result of the infrastructure modifications, room ventilation in the four waiting rooms increased from mean 5.5 to 15; 11 to 16; 10 to 17; and 9 to 66 air-changes/hour respectively; and in the two consulting rooms from mean 3.6 to 17; and 2.7 to 12 air-changes/hour respectively. There was a median 72% reduction (inter-quartile range 51-82%) in calculated TB transmission risk for healthcare workers or waiting patients. The modifications cost <US$75 in four rooms, and US$1000 and US$7000 in the remaining two rooms. Conclusions: Simple modifications to existing hospital infrastructure considerably increased natural ventilation, and greatly reduced modelled TB transmission risk at little cost.
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Escombe, A. R., Ticona, E., Chávez-Pérez, V., Espinoza, M., & Moore, D. A. J. (2019). Improving natural ventilation in hospital waiting and consulting rooms to reduce nosocomial tuberculosis transmission risk in a low resource setting. BMC Infectious Diseases. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-019-3717-9
Escombe, A. Roderick ; Ticona, Eduardo ; Chávez-Pérez, Víctor ; Espinoza, Manuel ; Moore, David A.J. / Improving natural ventilation in hospital waiting and consulting rooms to reduce nosocomial tuberculosis transmission risk in a low resource setting. En: BMC Infectious Diseases. 2019.
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Interview Transcripts Tell Story of Fed Over Past 50 Years
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Fed leaders of the past: In 1987, President Reagan announced Alan Greenspan, left, as his choice to replace Paul Volcker, center, as Fed chairman; at right was then Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III. Photo: Barry Thumma/Associated Press
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Transcripts of more than 50 interviews with top Federal Reserve officials and staffers offer an inside view of central bank-operations over the past 50 years, including internal debates and pressures from the White House.
Among the documents released Friday are interviews with former Fed leaders Paul Volcker, Alan Greenspan and Janet Yellen as part of an oral history project in advance of the central bank's centennial in 2013.
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Josie of Pacifica, CA Verified Reviewer
Original review: Dec. 26, 2020
Had the smoke alarm moved to a different location last week, because the first time it happened. I was taking a shower,, and it went off. I fell on the floor trying to turn off the system on my phone and I end up bruising my right arm, and my buttocks. The system is sensitive and it doesn't know the difference between steam and smoke. And AAA told me, the system recognizes it as heat, and I was fine with that. So they did a courtesy to check it out and moved it far away from the kitchen and bathroom. And I was told by the technician it's not going to go off. It suddenly went off about 4 times today, while I'm watching television in the living room. And it's raining outside, and cold, and all of the windows are open, and I'm not even cooking.
When I cook, I have the blower, the windows and door open. Luckily I had my phone next to me to turn it off. AAA called, and explained to her the situation. She said she was going to turn it off, but it went off again about 2 times, then I went to get a chair, to pull the whole thing down, and even removed the batteries. I even took down the one I had originally. I called them again to stop the fire department from coming, because there's no fire. I can hear the fire engine, and I went outside. My neighbors are looking at me, to see what's going on. I told AAA what a lousy system, and that I'm going to cancel. Luckily I was home when it happened.
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Original review: Oct. 22, 2020
Contract with updated equip date 4/2019. It is clear that Safeguard was high value company now purchased by A3 (aka AAA Security) is becoming typical large corporation of sales not services. 9/2/20 keypad message and beep: I called them, they said no issue found, I said the abbreviated code looks like not signal. 9/9/20 keypad beeping at 2 AM. I called them during the day and after 1.22 hour call to them they said the equip can not accept radio signal. I would need to pay to update. REMINDER security signal failed and I did not get a call, I had to call them. This did not make me feel secure! I was walked thought how to disconnect the backup battery to stop the keypad signal beep saying no signal!
9/11/20 proposal was sent with for new equip, very expansive. I called and said, "No thanks." They offered a discount, I said, "No thank," as it was clear that the monitoring did not know we were offline, I had to discover that and call in and it took 1.22 hours to determine the issue. Not leaving me feel secure. 9/21/20 Sales email: Has anyone gotten back to you since the retention department reached out to me to offer you a free installation and 50% off the 2 keypads. This will dramatically reduce the monthly price down closed to $44.00 per month approx. 9/22/20 customer experience called me to ask if support/services called me. Answer was no. Since then I have asked to stop the contract 4 other calls were made and I was told it would take up to two weeks for a customer retention person to call be about that!
10/16 I was told that the a refund for the last quarter bill would be refunded. I asked that they I have some sort of written confirmation that the contract is ended and will they collect the equip or say it is not wanted per 2.5 of their contract. I am worried they will activate the billing /contact again. It is very clear that the company is very disjointed. 10/19/20 received the first automated call saying radio signal not found. 10/21/20 a very junior salesperson called say; did you know as a A3 customer you qualify for updated... I stopped her and said I have fired A3 for failure to deliver monitoring and equip that failed without warning.
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Original review: Sept. 28, 2020
A3 took over Safe Security, our original alarm company. We took out the alarm for our elderly mother and sister. Mom died, sister moved and, because of covid, we could not arrange a closing date giving A3 30 days notice. The rep told us if the new person, who wanted to keep the alarm, took over the account we would not have to pay for an additional 30 days. We gave the new owner all of the information but A3 talked him into taking out a new account telling him 'they could not find the account he was talking about'. Thereby ensuring they would be paid twice for a residence that had one alarm. How we know is the salesman called us, in error, looking for the old equipment but had the new owner's name! We had to pay so our credit rating would not be affected. NOT ETHICAL.
Joseph of Georgetown, TX Verified Reviewer
Original review: March 21, 2020
I give it a 1 star only because I cannot give it zero star. I have tried to have a service that I did not request removed from my bill for over 3 months. I request the removal and was told that I have to give 30 days notice, which I did, but I am still being billed for the service (SF SAFEid Individual Plan). Their customer service team are a bunch of lying arrogant individuals. I was a customer for this company for over 12 years and I am cancelling their service. Don't ever do business with this company.
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I have sent certified letters, made numerous phone calls and contacted the BBB regarding this company. I have had the account since 2007 and when I try to cancel I am told I'm under contract and will have to pay out the contract in order to cancel or notify them 30 days prior to the contract expiration date. I have no idea when the contract date is since I didn't even realize I'm under a contract. It has been a nightmare dealing with this company!
Tracie of Indianapolis, IN Verified Reviewer
I have had service with this company for over 10 years; however, they changed hands in that time frame and didn't inform me that my contract renews automatically every year. I thought I was on a month to month. When I tried to cancel today, because I figured out they are way more expensive than other alarm companies, they informed me my contract just renewed 2 months ago and I had to pay the full balance for the next 10 months in order for them to cancel. I told them no way was I going to and they said fine, they'll send it to collections. I told them, "Go ahead", and then I had to go to my bank to have them do a stop pay on the automatic payment that comes out from Safe Security. The stop pay is good for 18 months.
You would think someone who has used their service for over a decade would give me a break, especially since the alarm company changed hands and they didn't inform me of the 1 year automatic renewal. She said it's in my original contract, but what contract is she talking about? Because they didn't have me sign anything when they took over. This company is bogus.
Susan of Lake Havasu City, AZ Verified Reviewer
Original review: Nov. 30, 2019
Representative came to home and said they were upgrading ADT Alarms, which I had. Said they monitored for ADT. This was 2 weeks after my husband died unexpectedly and I was still trying to figure out bills and contracts. I approved it for 2 years, turned out to be 3 and was assured if I moved as planned and they couldn't service, contract would be cancelled. Moved to Lake Havasu City, AZ and they have no monitoring available. Service to set up unit in my home would come from Phoenix, AZ, Las Vegas, NV or Palm Springs, CA and I would have to pay round trip travel time; 6 to 9 hours.
They have held me to payments for full 3 years without having service for last year and a half. If I didn't pay; I would be sued for the amount and all legal costs to get their money. Rude nasty people to deal with! I was told they were not responsible for what Representative's tell people. In this last bill, got a notice that AAA Smart Home has acquired Safe Security and gave them glowing recommendation. I can't believe AAA would hook up with a company that is as dishonest as this one is!
Brian of Logan, UT Verified Reviewer
What is the point of an alarm system if they won't update addresses, phone numbers, contact information. I attempted to correct the address several times and it was never completed. I terminated service but because of their ridiculous contract terms ended up "owing" for additional months for which no service was provided. Safe Security is hands down one of the worst companies I have ever done business with. I feel safer with no alarm system than with theirs.
Julio of Spring, TX Verified Reviewer
I have had Safe for over 6 years and I recently moved and tried to cancel my service and have had the worst customer service experience ever! All of the 3 reps I have spoken to have been very rude, and refuse to transfer me their customer service department! Also they keep telling me there is not a supervisor available, 3 days straight, and they will call back, but they never do! STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!
Hugh of Richardson, TX Verified Reviewer
Original review: Nov. 7, 2019
At the time my 85 year old Mother thought she signed a two year deal. She didn't receive any paperwork from the Salesman who came to the house. After two years and now 87, she moved in with me "her son". Safe Security claims the 85 year old widow signed a 5 year deal. The paperwork reflects 5 years but my Mother thought she signed "on the computer" a 2 year deal. They refuse to respond to our Attorney letters and continue to bill monthly. This POS is the biggest SCAM company and would steer clear. Read and heed.
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The burden of entrepreneurs must be eliminated
It should be the work of a sculptor gradually carving a gem out of a rock. In Slovakia, though, it's an expected job in a quarry. I'm talking about removing the unnecessary burden that laws, decrees, and other regulations place on entrepreneurs, which has grown to appalling proportions over the years.
Since the middle of this year, we have launched a 1-in-1 mechanism, which introduced a commitment for ministries to determine the costs to entrepreneurs of proposed changes to laws. And if there is an increase, they should also suggest an equivalent cost reduction.
From the beginning of next year, we will change to "higher degree", i.e. to 1 out of 2, the obligation of ministries to change laws so that the resulting costs are reduced by twice the newly introduced costs.
Currently, after months of intense negotiations with the responsible ministries, we have been able to submit to the government, without controversy, a second package of measures to improve the business environment, which contains 200 specific proposals from entrepreneurs.
It eliminates costs, duplication and various bureaucratic restrictions. As early as January 2022, we will start preparing the third package, and we already have more than 200 suggestions in the container to prepare. And that's not all.
In the first quarter of 2022, we will introduce a mechanism for the ex-post evaluation of the regulations. Behind this name is another systematic tool to protect entrepreneurs from over-regulation.
It is the task of the ministries to review after some time the rules that have been established which may cause problems for the business. These include the Slovak classics, i.e., amendments to laws relating to new obligations of business just prior to their approval in Parliament.
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Or laws that were passed despite opposition and warnings from businessmen. And, of course, the regulations, which ultimately caused costs much higher than expected when they were approved. The range of tools is growing and each is delivering results.
Kilečká are suggestions from entrepreneurs, 1 in 1 is like a monitoring dog and the subsequent evaluation will be like a regular health check.
In 2022, we will also set up a protection system against unexplained gold plating. Thanks to him, we should not be more papal than the Pope when adopting European legislation from 2023.
It sounds like a lot, but we also need these mechanisms to work on improving the business environment. Using them can help us make working conditions more attractive and increase the competitiveness of our economy.
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FRANKLYWNOW - Bearcats bested by Great Danes
Bearcats bested by Great Danes
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 11:30 PM EST
ALBANY, N.Y. – Shereesha Richards scored a game-high 35 points, leading Albany (18-7, 11-1 AE) to a 75-53 win over Binghamton (4-21, 2-10 AE) in an America East women's basketball game on Wednesday afternoon at SEFCU Arena.
Richards, who is the reigning America East Player of the Year, went 14-for-21 from the field and was 7-of-10 from the free throw line. She paced a Great Dane offense that shot 46 percent from the field (30-of-66).
The Bearcats, meanwhile, had three players reach double figures in scoring. Junior Kim Albrecht scored 17 points while freshman point guard Jasmine Sina and senior forward Sherae Swinson each finished with 16 points.
Sina, who is the current two-time America East Rookie of the Week, has now reached double figures in scoring a team-best 10 straight games. Swinson also added a team-high six rebounds, two assists, two blocks and a steal.
Albany broke the game open early, going on a 13-0 run in a span of 5:10 to go up 22-7 midway through the first half. Richards had eight of her points during that stretch.
From there, the Great Danes went up 34-15 at the half. In the process, they forced 13 Binghamton turnovers over the first 20 minutes which were converted into 14 points.
In the second half, Albany opened up with an 18-5 blitz in the first 3:46 to go up 52-20. Richards led the way with 10 points during that stretch.
The Bearcats, however, kept battling and climbed to within 64-49 with 3:08 left to go. Freshman guard Imani Watkins capped the run with a layup.
The Great Danes iced the game by hitting four of their six free throws down the stretch.
Binghamton hosts New Hampshire on Saturday at 2 p.m. in a game that will air on ESPN3. It will also mark the program's annual Coaches vs. Cancer game.
NOTES: Swinson now has 921 career points. Against Albany she moved into 17th place all time in program history, surpassing Jen Gata (1992-94), who scored 918 points. In 16th place is Reagan Stevens (1993-97), with 923 career points.
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These artistically packaged heirloom seeds are bred by farmers and gardeners to have desirable traits.
Each one of these seeds has a pretty special pedigree, yet they're all totally down to earth. Products of the growing "seed steward" movement, they're adapted to have the most desirable traits of each plant, like long-growing seasons and luscious blossoms. Plus the packages are literally works of art: Every year the seed-library-turned-seed-company issues a public call, choosing 20 artists to create new works for their new seed varieties. A thoughtful gift for both new and serious gardeners. Packages contain specific planting instructions for each variety. Choose between the Gourmet Greens (salad & greens) mix or Blossom Bouquet (cut flower mixes).
Gourmet Greens: One pack each of Abundant Bloomsdale Spinach, All Stars Kale, Metta Lettuce Mix, Rainbow Chard, and Salad Savor Mix.
Blossom Bouquet: One pack each of State Fair Zinnia, Endless Blooms Cut Flower Mix, Snapdragon Mix, Sunflower Surprise, and Tiger Paw Aster.
Please Note: Polar Bear Zinnia has been replaced with State Fair Zinnia variety in the Blossom Bouquet Seed Collection.
I've tagged this as a gift idea for others.
My daughter is an artist, and loved the gorgeous packaging as well as the prospect of lovely flowers.


Surrounding himself with different pictures and artifacts that symbolize the Hindu religion, Dr. Brian Collins immerses himself in the religions he studies in many different aspects. Collins, who earned his Ph.D. in history of religions from the University of Chicago, has a wide range of expertise in Hinduism as well as a strong knowledge in Buddhism.
Starting as a psychology major at North Carolina State University, Collins quickly became enthralled with a Hinduism class and decided to pick up a double major with religious studies. After starting to further his religious studies at University of Chicago, Collins was able to travel to India to experience first-hand the practice of Hinduism.
In his book, " The Head Beneath the Altar: Hindu Mythology and the Critique of Sacrifice ," Collins studies sacrifice in the origin of religion and culture, as portrayed in Hindu texts. The book examines the idea of sacrifice from the earliest recorded rituals through the flowering of classical mythology and the ancient Indian institutions of the duel, the oath, and the secret warrior society.
Collins has made four trips to India that have given him perspectives of the religion and culture through the eyes of the people who practice it every day and has visited many different temples, mosques and festivals dedicated to the practice of Hinduism. Since his first trip to India in 2001, he has built connections to facilitate his own scholarship and that of others. Working in collaboration with Ohio University's Women and Gender Studies Program, he established a summer program at Gawande College in Umarkhed, Maharashtra, India for Ohio University students to learn about the interconnectedness of Indian religion, society, and history.
Other than traveling to countries that practice Hinduism, another major way Collins gains knowledge on religion is through text, specifically Sanskrit and epic poems from the classical Indian period. When reading the old text, he must also take into account the religion as it is today and examine all aspects of religion such as politics that will broaden the horizon.
One of the most interesting parts of Hinduism that Collins has studied enormously is the way in which sacrifice and ritual play a role in religion. He has looked at the ways in which sacrifice has evolved from the beginning up to how it is practiced now. Sacrifice is unique to each different religion and culture. One thing Collins really looks into is the way in which the class of people first responsible for sacrifice are those who introduced to us philosophy, math, and science. All the history of these important subjects today developed through sacrifice.
Another area of study in religion for Collins is Buddhism, specifically Indian Buddhism. He researches the changes from early Buddhism all the way up until modern Buddhism. He specifically looks into the Asian countries and the myth symbolism and ritualism associated with the religion.
Currently, Collins is working on a book about the Indian epic hero and god Paraśurāma. He has studied immensely on this marginal figure about which there is not really a book written entirely yet.


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The International Synthetic Turf Hockey Stadium is a hockey stadium situated at the city of Kollam, first of its kind in Kerala state, with a nominal capacity of around 5,000 seats.

The stadium is located at an area which was formerly known as Depot Maidan within the Asramam Government property complex, less than 700 meters from the Chinnakada traffic circle. The Depot Maidan lies on the way to the Yatri Nivas Hotel from Chinnakada and was serving as a timber depot of the Forest Department before.

The International Hockey Stadium in Kollam can host international hockey matches along the likes of New Delhi, Bangalore, Patiala and Ranchi. The stadium has picturesque surroundings with Ashtamudi Lake amidst much greenery. National Games Secretariat was overseeing the works of the stadium as part of National Games-2015.

History
National Games-2015 of India had been held on Kerala. As part of that, Government of Kerala have facilitated 29 venues in the state spread over Trivandrum, Kollam, Kochi, Thrissur, Kozhikode and Alappuzha cities. Kollam city and district are famous for their players and the passion for the game. So for supporting the city's passion towards hockey, Government of Kerala had decided to build a most modern astro turf hockey stadium within the city. Administrative sanction and construction works for the stadium has been started on 2005, in a 4.78 acres plot for a cost of Rs. 9 crores. M. Vijayakumar, the then Sports Minister of Kerala had laid the foundation stone for the stadium on 20 January 2005.

Dimensions

 Total plot area - 1.86 Hectare
 Area of the stadium - 16,000 sqft
 Main Play area - 6,570 sqft
 Practicing area - 2,680 sqft

Facilities

 VIP/VVIP Lounges
 Hockey Federation lounge
 Media work station
 AIR
 Television & announcement systems
 Medical Room
 Doping test facility
 Gymnasium
 Changing room
 Umpire room

Kollam city as a venue of National Games-2015

Kollam city became a part of 2015 National Games of India. Two main events, hockey and rugby sevens, had been held at two different stadiums in the city, Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium and International Hockey Stadium. The International Hockey Stadium was named as Dhyan Chand Plaza during the time of National Games.

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Sports venues completed in 2015
2015 establishments in Kerala
Field hockey venues in India
Sports venues in Kollam

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Field Marshal Zuma launches Stalingrad Phase 2
William Saunderson-Meyer asks whether the ex-President is about to launch a counter-attack against Ramaphosa
Former president Jacob Zuma's detractors have for years delighted in deriding his "Stalingrad strategy". It may be that they're in for a nasty surprise.
It's been widely-held that his attempts simply to wear down the resolve and commitment of his foes in law enforcement, the prosecuting authority and the courts — through endless delays, appeals and procedural sabotage — would ultimately be futile. The superior forces of a modern, democratic, constitutional order would eventually and inevitably prevail.
They ignore the fact that the much-alluded to Battle of Stalingrad had two phases. The first phase was attritional, with the Soviets meeting the German offensive with stubborn resistance and at seemingly unsustainable cost. The second was to do what no sane military strategist thought possible, to break out of the city in a surprise move and decisively trounce their tormentors.
Zuma and his allies of convenience have excelled at the first phase.
Not that Ramaphosa's cautious prodding at the Zuma beast could ever plausibly be likened to the ferocious German onslaught on Russia. Instead, the president has been excessively placatory, warbling about nurturing social compacts between his surly and fractious "allies", and signalling his lack of stomach for a battle to the death by publicly stating that his greatest presidential priority is party unity.
Now the Zuma-ites — a motley army of crooked cronies, greedy tenderpreneurs, racists and opportunists marching under the banner of Radical Economic Transformation — look as if they might be poised to unleash Stalingrad's second, aggressive phase. There's an air of confidence that they are sufficiently recovered from 2017's shock loss of power, to take on Cyril Ramaphosa more boldly. Not necessarily in the belief that they can rout him, but hoping at least to force him to sue for peace on unfavourable terms.
The first act has been to throw down the gauntlet. Zuma, who solemnly swore to uphold the Constitution has defied it. His refusal to appear before the Zondo Commission into State Capture, the one that he appointed three years ago and urged everyone "to respect, co-operate with, and place no impediment before", ups the ante from his previous evasive pattern of sick notes from his Mom and claims that the dog ate his legal notes.
He has defied an order of the Constitutional Court — the one to which he appointed the Chief Justice and six of the other eight judges currently on the Bench — describing the apex court as a political tool of sinister forces. The judges, he says, are acting on cue to destroy him for his "stance on the transformation of this country and its economy".
And in another cannon shot across Ramaphosa's always wavering bows, Zuma's pal, African National Congress Secretary-General Ace Magashule, was quick to signal where Luthuli House stood in any conflict. When asked whether Zuma would be suspended from the party for defying the courts — a theoretically grave offence against the ANC's disciplinary code — he replied: "Why should we suspend a person who believes in what he believes in? Why should we call him into order when he's done nothing wrong?"
That's not the only insurrection that confronts Ramaphosa. Separately, and unremarked upon for the startling act of defiance that it is, the SA National Defence Force this week joined Zuma in kicking constitutional authority in the gonads.
A team of investigators from the Hawks and officials from the Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), were seen off at gunpoint when they tried to act on a warrant to seize illegal medicines that allegedly had been corruptly acquired. The drug, Heberon Interferon-Alpha-2B, touted by some in the ANC as Cuba's miracle cure for COVID-19, had been illegally bought by the SANDF for R200m, found an investigation by the Auditor-General. It was smuggled into South Africa under the guise of mercy flight, breaking virtually every law governing medicine use and registration.
What makes this incident different from the usual looting of state assets is the SANDF's defiance. The confrontation "was really tense and a minister had to be called before the Hawks stood down and left", the Sunday Times reports.
The SANDF then further upped the stakes. It issued a statement declaring that it was not, and never would be, subject to civilian regulation on medicines, which was the "sole responsibility" of the Surgeon-General. In other words, the military can and will, with impunity, thumb its nose at the entire regulatory caboodle: the Auditor-General, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (the Hawks), and the statutorily-appointed SAHPRA.
The statement made no mention of whether SANDF involvement in fraud and corruption — the reason the Hawks were there — is also now the "sole responsibility" of the military police. But the SANDF's belligerence may have paid off. Rapport claims that the hardline stance of its top brass is the reason why Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's intended appointment of a three-person investigatory panel has not happened.
None of this signals an imminent military coup d'état. But given that Zuma has organised hard to mobilise Umkhonto we Sizwe veterans and serving SANDF officers in public support of him, this, too, is a constitutional challenge of sorts. And it does signal that an internal party revolt remains a possibility.
So, what will Cyril do in response? The answer is that he'll do what he does best. Very little. Contrary to speculation that the government will throw the book at Zuma for defying the Constitutional Court order, Ramaphosa will instead do everything possible to defuse matters.
For the president, too, has his battle strategies with which to face Armageddon. His preferred one is the Neville Chamberlain option, perfected by the eponymous British prime minister in the prelude to World War II.
It consists of sitting perfectly still and hoping that all the nastiness will just melt away and everyone can be friends again. If the monster becomes too scary, appease it with an occasional blood sacrifice. In Chamberlain's case, it was Austria and Czechoslovakia. In Ramaphosa's case, it is Expropriation Without Compensation, with more reparations to come.
After all, our beleaguered president has been there before with corruption, fraud and lawlessness. The judicial process, as South Africans have ruefully noticed — and contrary to the vigorous prosecutions of officials and party members promised by Ramaphosa — can be accommodatingly slow.
Investigations will have to take place. Charges will have to be pondered, drafted and laid. Summons will have to be served. Court dates will have to be agreed. Applications for postponement will have to be considered. Fines will have to be levied — predictions that Zuma will be handed a prison sentence are sheer wishful thinking — and then there will be appeals and counter-appeals.
With a bit of luck and the surreptitious support of a tortoise bureaucracy, things will drag out long enough for Ramaphosa to limp through to a second-term nomination, which is the only goal that he has consistently pursued. What he's going to DO with that second term, heaven only knows.
The conundrum for Ramaphosa — who is looking ashen and aged in his recent television appearances — is whether Zuma is as willing to embrace prison martyrdom as he proclaims. And if he does go to jail, whether there will be the explosion of populist anger that Zuma is counting on to destroy the Ramaphosa administration,
In other words, is Field Marshal Zuma launching a real offensive or is it just a phoney war?
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Warwickshire Bears were given a lesson in the harsh realities of Division One basketball after suffering a 76-52 defeat to TCAT Warriors.
The friendly was hastily arranged after Maidstone Rebels were forced to call-off the scheduled league clash due to injuries.
And Bears were left in no doubt the standards they will need to achieve should they gain promotion this year, with the First Division leaders going through the gears after trailing by a point following the first quarter.
Bears coach Tom Masterson was grateful for Warriors for stepping in, however.
He said: "It was a great opportunity for us to play the top team in the First Division and see the level we need to build to.
Meanwhile, Rick Powell boosted his chances of making the Great Britain squad for the Invictus Games in Florida with a 21-point haul in Bears 2nds' 57-52 extra-period win over Cardiff Celts 2nds.
The returning Neil Bunting chipped in with 19 points as Bears overturned a six-point half-time deficit to tie the game before taking advantage of Celts' lack of bench options in the added time.
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Ljoedmila Ivanovna Tsjernych (Russisch: Людмила Ивановна Черных) (Sjoeja (Oblast Ivanovo), 13 juni 1935 - 28 juli 2017) was een Russisch-Oekraïens astronoom, ontdekker van 268 planetoïden.

Loopbaan
In 1959 sloot Tsjernych haar studie af aan het Pedagogisch Instituut van de Staatsuniversiteit in Irkoetsk.

Tot 1963 werkte zij in een lab voor tijd- en frequentiemetingen aan het Russisch Wetenschappelijk Onderzoeksinstituut voor Fysische Engineering en Radiotechnische Metingen in Irkoetsk, waar ze astrometrische waarnemingen deed voor de 'Tijddienst'. Van 1964 tot 1969 was zij wetenschappelijk medewerker aan het Instituut voor Toegepaste Astronomie aan de Sovjet Academie voor Wetenschappen. Daarnaast werkte zij aan het Krim-Observatorium, waar ze Nikolaj Stepanovitsj Tsjernych leerde kennen, met wie zij een relatie kreeg. Enkele jaren later huwde het stel.

Tijdens haar loopbaan ontdekte Ljoedmila Tsjernych 268 asteroiden, waaronder (1772) Gagarin, (2807) Karl Marx, (2877) Likhachev, (3147) Samantha, (2127 Tanya) – vernoemd naar de jeugdige Russische dagboekschrijver Tanja Savitsjeva – en de Apollo-asteroïde (2212) Hephaistos. Enkele van deze ontdekkingen deed zij samen met haar echtgenoot en Tamara Smirnova.

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Tsjernych ontving het ereburgerschap van haar geboorteplaats Sjoeja;
de in 1979 door de Tsjechische astronoom Antonín Mrkos ontdekte asteroïde (2325) Tsjernych is naar het echtpaar Tsjernych vernoemd.

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