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Russia to Launch Nuclear-Powered Fish Shipping Around Scandinavia
The 30-year-old Sevmorput container carrier is now being loaded with 200 refrigerated containers full of fish at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky port and will soon set sail for the Northern Sea Route and further to St. Petersburg.
By The Barents Observer
bastion-opk.ru
Russia's 30-year-old nuclear-powered Sevmorput container carrier will soon transport 5,000 tons of fish from the country's Far East to St. Petersburg via the Northern Sea Route.
"This test voyage with the container carrier gives hope that someday such deliveries will become regular," the Kamchatka region governor Vladimir Kuzmitsky has said in an interview with the region's official news portal.
The Sevmorput will transport 200 containers filled with frozen fish, fillets, caviar and other seafood, with a total of 5,000 tons of cargo.
The first two stops of the three-week voyage will be along the Northern Sea Route, north of Siberia.
This is the first time that a Russian civilian nuclear-powered ship will sail with cargo outside the coast of Norway. From the North Sea, the Sevmorput will continue sailing through the narrow waters between Sweden and Denmark through the Great Belt and into the Baltic Sea before its final port call at St. Petersburg.
Russia's state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom confirmed the voyage in a tweet on Monday.
Sevmorput is expected to cross the Barents Sea and sail outside Norway by the second week of September. The ship will then sail back on the same route and embark on a second voyage in late October.
The Barents Observer
Seafood shipping from Russia's Pacific region to St. Petersburg via the Arctic is being made in cooperation between authorities in the Kamchatka region, Norebo Group, Rosatom and the Ministry for Development of the Far East and the Arctic.
Norebo is an integrated group of fishing, processing, trading and seafood transporting companies in northwest Russia and the Far East.
Negotiations have already started with an aim to sail the same route as a regular operation next year.
Sevmorput is a one-of-a-kind nuclear-powered lighter and container carrier. Originally commissioned in 1988, the vessel mostly stayed in a Murmansk port. In 2008, the ship was officially laid up and in 2012 plans to scrap it had been drafted.
Operation until 2024
In 2013, however, a decision was made to renovate the ship instead. In autumn 2015, Sevmorput was again test-sailing the Barents Sea. The following year, the ship was back in normal operations, shipping cargo along the north coast of Siberia and transporting supplies to Arctic military bases at Franz Josef Land and the New Siberian Islands.
The ship can sail in up to 1-meter-thick ice at a speed of about two knots, or at 20 knots in open water.
Russia Establishes New Arctic Air Squadron to Protect Its Northern Sea Route
After the 2015 upgrades and safety evaluations, the reactor's service life was prolonged by 150,000 hours aimed at keeping the vessel in operation until 2024.
The single reactor is of the KLT-40M type, similar to the reactor powering the two icebreakers "Taymyr" and "Vaygach."
The reactor core contains about 150 kilos of uranium and has been recharged only once.
You can read more about Russia's developing of nuclear-powered ships, submarines, power reactors and weapons in a scenario paper recently published by the Barents Observer.
"By 2035, the Russian Arctic will be the most nuclearized waters on the planet," the paper says.
Rosatom in charge
By granting permission to the nuclear-powered container ship to transport fish products along the Northern Sea Route, Rosatom has taken another step toward developing the Arctic shipping business.
The move comes after the state nuclear corporation in January 2019 was officially granted the leading role in the development of the Russian Arctic. The company, which employs more than 250,000 people and engages in activities related to nuclear power development and production, became the management authority for the Northern Sea Route when President Vladimir Putin signed the law on the Northern Sea Route on December 28 last year.
Vyacheslav Ruksha, the director of the newly established Moscow-based Northern Sea Route Directorate, was formerly the head of Rosatomflot which operates Russia's nuclear-powered icebreakers including the Sevmorput carrier in Murmansk.
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ARCTIC OIL
Russia's New Arctic Project Will Be Biggest in Global Oil – Rosneft
The Vostok Oil project is designed exploit 5 billion additional tons of oil in northern Russia.
Moscow Outlines $231Bln Plan for Arctic Oil Development
A new tax regime for the Russian Arctic aims to spark an unprecedented wave of investments in icy drilling.


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// Copyright 2000-2020 JetBrains s.r.o. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package com.intellij.execution.filters;

import com.intellij.java.analysis.JavaAnalysisBundle;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.ReadAction;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Document;
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import com.intellij.openapi.editor.markup.TextAttributes;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileEditor.OpenFileDescriptor;
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import com.intellij.psi.*;
import com.intellij.psi.search.GlobalSearchScope;
import com.intellij.psi.util.PsiTreeUtil;
import com.intellij.util.Consumer;
import com.intellij.util.ui.NamedColorUtil;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

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About the SkyDiver | Motion Diagram | Safety Features | Technical Specs | Photo Gallery | More Info
About the SkyDiver
The SkyDiver is a free-fall attraction like no other. An extreme amusement ride combining high-octane thrills with uncompromising safety standards.
To ride guests are suited up in our comfortable harness and are attached to a cable hanging from the main tower. After hooking-up they are connected to a tow cable which pulls them to the top of the back tower.
Riders are winched to a height of 60 meters and see the park unfold before their eyes. To start the free fall, riders can either pull a release handle or for a faster throughput the operator can release the riders via a magnetic release. They then drop in an exhilarating arc, all the while supported by a multitude of cables attached to the main tower. The difference in the SkyDiver experience is that while swinging, a winch at the top of the main tower draws in the swinging cables, so the last swing is as exciting as the first and the ride never feels like the attraction is slowing.
At the end of the ride the main cable is rapidly lowered which makes stopping riders a quick process and increases throughput as well as adding to the exhilaration of the ride. After coming to a smooth stop guests are disconnected from the cables, switch places with oncoming riders and watch a video of their flight.
Copyright © 1999-2015 Funtime Group. Best viewed at 1024x768 resolution. Site design by Funtime Industries.

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Baltic Workboats (BWB), a shipbuilding company established on the island of Saaremaa in the middle of the last century, has launched a couple hundred vessels to the seas of the world. The enterprise is about to introduce a new design in the field of work boats, thereby demonstrating the innovative nature of BWB.
During the past 18 years, BWB has designed and built nearly 200 vessels. "We are well-known on European markets for the seafaring qualities of our products and for our top-level working environment," said Margus Vanaselja, Chairman of the Management Board of BWB.
The boats and launches produced by BWB stand out by their seafaring qualities, fuel efficiency and working environment. "We have brought the criteria to a completely new level as the feedback to our products has confirmed time and time again. Quality, delivery times, technical and seafaring qualities of ships, after-sales support and flexibility to meet customers' needs are the main selling points of BWB. Given their quality and price ratio, BWB's boats definitely have a competitive advantage," confirmed Margus Vanaselja.
Baltic Workboats has conducted long-term cooperation with Enterprise Estonia, which will be a continued of in the framework of the development programme measure. "The time of introducing the measure of the development programme lined up with BWB's plan to develop a new ship prototype that could later by marketed in North and South America," explained Vanaselja. Thanks to the programme, BWB was able to carry out the project in the planned extent right away and without having to make any significant cuts.
The engineering of the new ship prototype is in its final stages and the vessel is scheduled to go into production as soon as all the necessary approvals have been acquired. "We are designing a next generation product that would be suitable for different seas and various users." According to Vanaselja, the goal for next year is testing the vessel and marketing it on target markets.
Increasing export volumes and the added value of employees are among the core values of BWB. This means that the company actively invests towards its development. "Everything doesn't always go according to plan, and some very successful projects could not have been launched without support from Enterprise Estonia," said Vanaselja. Cooperation over the years has gone smoothly as Enterprise Estonia has been convinced of the great potential of our products and proactively offered options to introduce them more on an international level.
"This has also helped our company grow at a faster pace. The opportunity to develop new products or services with support from Enterprise Estonia should be an attractive prospect for every company," added Vanaselja.
Entry into new markets is complicated by prejudice towards companies originating from Eastern Europe. Several virtual tours, PR films and other similar material has been created to prove our experience and skills. Although there are very few shipyards that are as innovative, work and environmentally friendly as BWB, we still have to work harder than expected to prove ourselves.
The boats and launches produced by BWB stand out by their seafaring qualities, fuel efficiency and working environment.


The East of Scotland Girls' Autumn Meeting will be played at Stirling Golf Club on Sunday 31st August, first tee-off time 1.30pm. We are hoping for a good entry for this competition, the last of the season. Please enter online by clicking fixtures to the left of this page.
Alternatively please email Maggie at margaret@mmcpherson.demon.co.uk or Mandy at amandajeaston@aol.com or give us a call on 0131 441 2918 or 0131 441 7111.
This competition is sponsored by the Stephen Gallacher Foundation, so there are points to be gained for the Stephen Gallacher Order of Merit as well as the East of Scotland Girls' Order of Merit. We look forward to seeing you all at Stirling.


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Russian players continued their dominance at the St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy
Russian players continued their dominance at the St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy on Wednesday as Ekaterina Alexandrova, Vera Zvonareva, and Svetlana Kuznetsova all booked their places in the quarterfinals
as Ekaterina Alexandrova, Vera Zvonareva, and Svetlana Kuznetsova all booked their places in the quarterfinals.
The top-seeded Alexandrova won 6-3, 6-4 against Tereza Martincova after twice coming from a break down in the second set. She will play either fellow Russian Margarita Gasparyan or Czech Katerina Siniakova.
Zvonareva upset third-seeded Fiona Ferro to reach her first tour quarterfinal since 2019. The 36-year-old Zvonareva, a former Wimbledon finalist, needed 3 hours, 13 minutes to wrap up a 6-7 (6), 7-5, 7-6 (2) win.
Zvonareva will face an all-Russian quarterfinal against either fifth-seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova or qualifier Anastasia Gasanova, who beat Katarina Zavatska 6-2, 6-7 (6), 7-5 in their first-round match.
Kuznetsova advanced with a 6-1, 7-5 win over Wang Xinyu, who double-faulted twice in a row to give her opponent a match point.
Kuznetsova will face Romania's Jaqueline Cristian, who beat Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko 6-3, 7-6 (9) in the only last-16 match not to feature a Russian player. Cristian reached her first career tour quarterfinal after converting her fifth match point against the 2017 French Open champion in a match that finished after 1 a.m. local time.
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I have wasted so much of my life and squandered much money and have nothing but regret to show for these wasted years. But I come in repentance for my foolish sin.. and seek Your forgiveness - asking that in Your great grace and mercy You would help me to break free from this evil habit - which has all but destroyed my life and my relationships with friends and family alike.
Lord You know the debts that I have incurred due to this evil compulsion and I know that I alone am responsible for what has taken place in my life- but I do ask that You would help me to break free from gambling and to once more gain control of my life and live within my means. Help me Lord. Help me I pray to leave this life behind and to live the life that I know You would want for me..


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Do Loose Lips Really Sink Ships?
BY Matt Soniak
In the wake of whistleblower Edward Snowden's leaks about the NSA's PRISM surveillance program, I keep hearing people roll out the old World War Two phrase "loose lips sink ships." How literally, I wonder, are we supposed to take that? Have intelligence leaks ever led directly to the loss of a U.S. naval vessel before?
Maybe. Over the course of our naval history, there have been security breaches. At the same time, there have been ships and boats and lives lost. Most of the time, it's very hard to draw a straight line from an instance of the former to one of the latter. There's often correlation, but not clear causation. In one of these cases, the lips that might have sunk the ships were attached to a congressman.
During WWII, concerns about national security were probably higher than ever before in U.S. history, and secrecy was paramount to security and the war effort. Civilians were reminded of this through the "loose lips" posters, and many soldiers serving overseas were issued pamphlets that reminded them that…
Silence means security — If violation of protective measures is serious within written communications it is disastrous in conversations. Protect your conversation as you do your letters, and be even more careful. A harmful letter can be nullified by censorship; loose talk is direct delivery to the enemy.
If you come home during war your lips must remain sealed and your written hand must be guided by self-imposed censorship. This takes guts. Have you got them or do you want your buddies and your country to pay the price for your showing off? You've faced the battle front; it's little enough to ask you to face this "home front."
If only someone had given a copy of that to Andrew J. May. The Kentucky democrat served in the House of Representatives from 1931 to 1947 and chaired the House Military Affairs Committee during the war. During the summer of 1943, May and other House members visited sites in the Pacific Theater and received briefings on operations and intelligence. Upon his return home, May gave a press conference and shared a little too much of what he learned.
Americans didn't have to worry about the safety of their submarines, he explained, because the Navy had found that the Japanese were setting their depth charges—a type of anti-submarine explosive—to detonate at shallow enough depths that the subs could avoid them. May's comments were reprinted in various newspapers, including ones in Hawaii and other Pacific coastal areas where subs were operating.
Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood, commander of the U.S. submarine fleet in the Pacific, blamed May's leak for leading to improved Japanese tactics and American casualties. "I hear Congressman May said the [Japanese] depth charges are not set deep enough," Lockwood wrote in a letter to another officer. "He would be pleased to know [they] set 'em deeper now." Lockwood estimated that May's "indiscretion" directly led to the loss of ten subs and 800 seamen.
Lockwood's accusations and estimates might not be water-tight, though. The Navy's "Enemy Anti-Submarine Measures" report, a summary of the Pacific fleet's experience with Japanese anti-sub weapons, makes no mention of a change in depth charge deployment after May's leak, and says that the Japanese were never able to figure out the full depth capabilities of American subs. Even if the depth charges were set lower, the Japanese still didn't know how low they had to go before the subs couldn't maneuver below them. The Naval History Division's report of submarine losses in the war, meanwhile, does mention the use of depth charges in the attacks leading to the loss of ten subs, but the reports also couldn't conclude the exact reasons for the loss of each of those subs. The events surrounding some losses were only learned years after the war from enemy reports or other second-hand information, and may not be entirely accurate or definitive.
Representative May, meanwhile, suffered no consequences for his big mouth except some bad press. He was later caught up in scandal, though, and convicted of accepting bribes and using his position to secure contracts and favors for a munitions company. He served nine months in prison and was pardoned by President Truman, but his political career was sunk.
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Categories: DMRE
by Tina Schubert
BY: NEWS24WIRE
original article here
As South Africans battle some of the worst load-shedding ever, there is growing pressure on Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe to allow for more renewables and battery storage to address the deepening energy crisis.
Fourteen civil society organisations, in an open letter, requested that Mantashe immediately issue determinations for the procurement of 13 600 MW of renewable energy and 1 575 MW of storage capacity.
Among the groups which have signed off on the letter include environmental activists 350Africa.org, Fossil Free South Africa which successfully led a campaign to get UCT to divest from coal, the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa), and the Green Connection which has been involved in the fight to stop oil and gas exploration off South African shores.
The organisations have given Mantashe 10 days to issue the determination. Failing this, the groups will approach President Cyril Ramaphosa to instruct the minister to do so.
In the letter, the groups highlight that the electricity crisis and load-shedding causes "human suffering" and costs the South African economy "billions".
They also note that the minister is empowered to issue determinations allowing for large-scale new electricity generation capacity – over 100 MW – to be built. Citing the Integrated Resources Plan (IRP) of 2019, they indicate that as much as 20 400 MW of renewable energy generation capacity is to be built by 2030, along with 2 088 MW of storage capacity.
While the minister in September 2020 issued determinations for 6 800 MW of renewable energy to be procured, determinations for the remaining 13 600 MW still need to be issued. Similarly, determinations of 513 MW of storage had been issued, and 1 575 MW remains.
The organisations note that in cases of urgency related to energy security – the issuance of determinations does not need to follow a timeline set out in the IRP. They, therefore, urge Mantashe to act urgently.
"Renewable energy and storage have been shown to be far quicker to build than other forms of generation. If Minister Mantashe acts with urgency and carries the best interest of South Africans at heart, he should do everything in his power to add more electricity to the grid as quickly as possible. There is an urgent need for him to sign determinations for large-scale wind, solar and storage capacity," said Peter Becker, spokesperson of one of the signatories, Koeberg Alert Alliance.
Thando Lukuko from the South African Climate Action Network echoed Becker's views. "South Africa's electricity supply is in dire straits… We strongly call on Minister Mantashe to unlock the 13GW of renewable energy and storage as approved by Cabinet in the 2019 IRP. Urgent action is now an imperative, more than ever."
The civil society groups are not alone in demanding the government to act. The National Planning Commission has called for an emergency plan to accelerate the procurement of new generation capacity to address the energy crisis. The plan calls for 10 000 MW of wind and solar power to be procured, along with 5 000 MW of battery storage, Fin24 previously reported.
Government has launched two tender processes in the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) – each of the bid windows aim to secure 2 600 MW of renewable power. Bid Window 5 is in the process of reaching financial close and the deadline for Bid Window 6 submissions is in August.
Independent thinktank Meridian Economics recently issued a report indicating that load-shedding could have been reduced by 96.5% in 2021 if government had not stalled the REIPPPP in 2016. By now, at least 5 000 MW of renewable energy would have been procured.
This would have reduced reliance on peaking plants that depend on diesel to keep the system stable and would have resulted in cost savings for Eskom of R2.5-billion and reduced tariffs to consumers.
Gwede Mantashe, like Nongqawuse, is the false prophet of oil and gas prosperity
by Alex Lenferna 29 May 2022 original article here Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe On 30 May, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe is back in court, fighting against the people of the Eastern Cape. If Mantashe has his way, he will override their objections to ensure that Shell can […]
DMRE details fresh electricity procurement delays in briefing of lawmakers
3RD MAY 2022 BY: TERENCE CREAMER original article here The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) told lawmakers on Tuesday that the postponement of financial close on 25 wind and solar projects selected as preferred bids in October was the result of delays in the issuance of budget quotations from Eskom for connection to the grid. Bid window five (BW5) of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement […]
Baseload fallacy keeps SA in the dark
DMRE should stop allowing fossil fuel interests to derail its legal obligations to ensure reliable, continuous electricity 06 APRIL 2022 by HLLTON TROLLIP original article here A Karpowership vessel. Picture: SUPPLIED A year ago, Karpowership was named one of the preferred bidders in the department of mineral resources & energy's Risk Mitigation Independent Power Producer […]
One year on, the Karpowership deal is stuttering and staggering along but is by no means dead in the water
24 Mar 2022 By Roland Ngam original article here Although South Africa needs emergency electricity badly — rolling blackouts have hobbled the economy for more than a decade — the Karpowership-SA deal has left many people bewildered. A year has gone by since the South African Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) announced Karpowership-SA […]


From Goodreads: In 2003 Wally Lamb—the author of two of the most beloved novels of our time,She's Come Undone and I Know This Much Is True—published Couldn't Keep It to Myself, a collection of essays by the students in his writing workshop at the maximum-security York Correctional Institution, Connecticut's only prison for women. Writing, Lamb discovered, was a way for these women to confront painful memories, face their fears and their failures, and begin to imagine better lives. The New York Times described the book as "Gut-tearing tales . . . the unvarnished truth." The Los Angeles Times said of it, "Lying next to and rising out of despair, hope permeates this book."
Now Lamb returns with I'll Fly Away, a new volume of intimate, searching pieces from the York workshop. Here, twenty women—eighteen inmates and two of Lamb's cofacilitators—share the experiences that shaped them from childhood and that haunt and inspire them to this day. These portraits, vignettes, and stories depict with soul-baring honesty how and why women land in prison—and what happens once they get there. The stories are as varied as the individuals who wrote them, but each testifies to the same core truth: the universal value of knowing oneself and changing one's life through the power of the written word.
Thoughts: Last year I read the first of the anthologies Wally Lamb helped produced with a collection of inmates from the York Correctional Institution - Couldn't Keep it to Myself. I can remember feeling amazed by the stories. I'll Fly Away is more incredible stories. The thing that really stands out for me is how hard we work to dehumanise these women and then act surprised when they don't rehabilitate. Several of the stories mentioned how degrading the prison experience is and how any attempt to try and better yourself, retain some dignity is stripped away. While none of these women argued that they shouldn't be punished for what they did, I don't believe any of them deserve to be treated the way they are at times.
Their stories are incredible. They pull no punches. Some of the women came from fairly horrific backgrounds, enduring years of abuse and hatred leading to acts of desperation. Others backgrounds were picture perfect, yet somehow they lost their way and ended up incarcerate. Books such as these are essential reading, allowing us to strip back the media hype over how prisoners are treated, what lead them to prison in the first place and how we treat them inside the walls makes a huge difference to how they manage outside of them.


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Dubai landlords giving 12-month eviction notice on new leases
Parag Deulgaonkar
Published Monday, February 03, 2014
A growing number of landlords in Dubai have started giving 12-month notice to tenants, served at the time of signing of the tenancy contract, stating the apartment needs to be vacated after the lease expires as he plans to sell the unit.
"Landlords are giving 12-month notices to tenants at the time of signing a new lease contract. The notice states that the former will be selling their apartment as soon as the lease is over," real estate agents told Emirates24|7.
Agents say these notices fall under the regulations laid down in Article 25 of Law 26 of 2007 (as amended by Law 33 of 2008) regulating relationship between landlords and tenants in the emirate of Dubai.
"These notices are legal. Therefore, it is helping the landlord evict a tenant after 12 months. He will, therefore, be able to lease once again at the current market rate."
New clauses, included in the tenancy contract addendum, say, "Tenant is, hereby, being served a notice of 12 months by the landlord to vacate the property. By signing on this rental contract, tenant hereby duly acknowledges of being served this notice to vacate at the end of the tenancy period in this agreement, 12 months in advance as per Law no 33 of 2008 and agrees to vacate accordingly."
Arshad Parekh, an expatriate, says: "We signed a contract for a two-bed apartment in Marina and the contract does state we vacate the house following the expiry of the lease as the owner wants to sell the unit thereafter."
"I am sure he isn't going to sell the unit… he will be renting it at the higher rent with the agent also getting his commission. I think I don't stand a chance to contest the claim in rent committee since I have willingly signed the contract," he adds.
According to Reidin rent index, rents in Dubai rose by 17 per cent year-on-year with secondary locations continuing to recover and outperforming some of the primary locations during the fourth quarter of 2013. Rental values increased the most on a yearly basis in areas such as Sports City, International City, Silicon Oasis and Jumeirah Lakes Towers compared to Dubai Marina or the Palm Jumeirah. Jones Lang LaSalle, however, expects rents to rise at a slower pace in 2014 compared to last year.
So when can a landlord ask a tenant to vacate his property?
Article 25 of Law 26 of 2007 (as amended by Law 33 of 2008) provides for the circumstances in which a landlord can ask a tenant to vacate his property.
1. A landlord may demand eviction of tenant prior to expiry of tenancy period in the following cases:
a. If the tenant fails to pay rent value, or part thereof, within thirty (30) days of the landlord's notification for payment; unless parties agreed otherwise.
b. If the tenant subleases the property, or part thereof, without the landlord's written approval and in such case eviction shall be applicable to the tenant and the subtenant, and the subtenant's right to refer to the tenant for compensation shall be reserved.
c. If the tenant uses, or allows others to use, the property for illegal or immoral activities.
d. If the leased property is a commercial shop and the tenant left the same without occupation and without legal reason for 30 continual days or 90 non-continual days in one year; unless the parties agreed otherwise.
e. If the tenant causes changes that endanger safety of the property in a way that it cannot be restored to its original condition or if he causes damage to the property intentionally or due to his gross negligence to take proper precautions or if he allows others to cause such damage.
f. If the tenant uses the property for purposes other than the purpose it was leased for or if he uses the property in a way that violates planning, building and land using regulations.
g. If the property is in danger of collapse, provided that the landlord must prove such condition by a technical report issued by Dubai Municipality or accredited by it.
h. If the tenant fails to observe legal obligations or tenancy contract conditions within (30) days from date of notification by the landlord to abide by such obligations or conditions.
1. If development requirements in the Emirate require demolition and reconstruction of the property in accordance with government authorities instructions.
And for the purpose of this clause (1) of this Article the landlord must notify the tenant through the Notary Public or by registered mail.
2. A landlord may demand eviction of tenant upon expiry of tenancy contract limited to the following cases:
a. If the owner wishes to demolish the property for reconstruction or to add new constructions that prevent tenant from benefitting from the leased property, provided that necessary licences are obtained.
b. If the property requires renovation or comprehensive maintenance which cannot be executed while tenant is occupying the property, provided that a technical report issued by Dubai Municipality or accredited by it is to be submitted to this effect.
c. If the owner of the property wishes to recover the property for use by him personally or by his next of kin of first degree provided that he proves that he does not own a suitable alternative property for that purpose.
d. If the owner of the property wishes to sell the leased property.
And for the purpose of this clause 2, the landlord must notify the tenant with reasons for eviction at least twelve months prior to the determined date of eviction subject that such notice be sent through the Notary Public or by registered mail.
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MCC Flatlander Bicycle Ride | Mennonite Central Committee U.S.
The MCC Flatlander Bicycle Ride takes place on the third Saturday in September. The ride is designed to provide an enjoyable bicycling experience for people at all fitness levels. The Flatlander is a benefit for Mennonite Central Committee.
The September 15, 2018 ride had a goal of raising $10,000 for a water project in Guatemala. The total contribution to MCC was $15,435!
The project supports food security and community organization among Ch'orti' women in the Eastern Highlands of Guatemala, an area that has been devastated by drought and commodity price collapse for the past 5-7 years. The water systems assist the women in cultivating their kitchen (and eventually market) gardens during the long dry season in the area, and also provide families with a more stable source of water for household use during the dry season.
The 2017 Flatlander raised a total of $11,500 for a water project in eastern India.
All routes will start from the MCC Center. Registration will be from 7-8am. A riders' meeting will take place at 8am. Please be ready to ride before the meeting begins. Three main routes are planned, with lengths of approximately 35, 45 and 65 miles. In addition, there will be a family ride of 8-16 miles, according to rider discretion. SAG and lunch service ends at 3pm.
*Includes three T-shirts. Additional T-shirts are $10 each.
You must pre-register by September 7 to be assured of a T-shirt.
Price includes lunch, map, sag service and T-shirt.
Each rider should bring a bicycle, helmet, extra tire tube and water bottle. Helmets are mandatory.


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Gravity's Leadership Development University
It's 10am, and a group of Gravity employees are gathered in the company's "Town Hall" conference room. The topic of discussion is how to improve personal organization and prioritization. One employee shares his struggle with multitasking; he has been working to limit the number of web browser tabs he has open at the same time. […]
It's 10am, and a group of Gravity employees are gathered in the company's "Town Hall" conference room. The topic of discussion is how to improve personal organization and prioritization. One employee shares his struggle with multitasking; he has been working to limit the number of web browser tabs he has open at the same time. Another employee discusses a system she uses to color-code her work calendar. The team members bounce ideas off each other: what works, what doesn't, and things to try later that week.
Workshops and trainings like this have become a part of life at Gravity Payments.
At most companies, employees are encouraged to keep their heads down and do their work. Trainings–when they are provided–cover basic necessities for how to do the job and how to not get in trouble.
At Gravity, we think about training differently. Trainings should benefit attendees not only as employees but also as people. We seek to teach leadership skills that spill over beyond the walls of our workspace.
Earlier this year, we launched the Gravity Leadership Development University (LDU) program. LDU is a holistic leadership training program that offers courses in People Leadership and Project Leadership. We offer two separate tracks because we recognize that not everyone strives to manage a team. Some team members simply want to learn how to run projects and generate buy-in across various teams.
LDU is an opt-in program that is available to every employee. Whereas some companies only provide leadership training to managers, we at Gravity believe that leadership is not tied to a role or title. Anyone in any role can lead.
We offer 2-3 LDU courses per month on an array of topics, from Public Speaking to Negotiation. Gravity team members who attend all of the LDU "core classes" along with all of the courses within the People Leadership track or Project Leadership track graduate from the program with a certificate and recognition in front of the company.
We were inspired by the "TED commandments" (TED's list of ten rules for speakers who give TED talks) to create our own list of guidelines. Our training guidelines encourage speakers to do things like tell stories, incorporate props, and summarize key takeaways for the audience.
Trainers are held accountable to these guidelines by a Gravity task force team that vets every training before it's presented to a live audience. The task force provides feedback to ensure the session will be engaging and memorable for attendees.
After each LDU session, we distribute and collect feedback forms to gauge the effectiveness of the session and gather insights for how to improve future trainings. We ask a few qualitative questions and also ask attendees to grade the speaker's level of preparation and how likely the attendee would be to recommend that training to others.
Overall, the most fulfilling part of the program has been hearing the impact LDU has had on various teams and team members. Our Support team used principles from the training on "Increasing Focus" to improve the way they distribute work across the team. Our Team Advocates team (HR) used concepts from the "Leading Meetings" session to revamp the team's daily and weekly meetings and make them more productive. Individual employees have drawn from the LDU "Giving Feedback" training to improve the way they share tough messages with other team members.
Leadership Development University at Gravity is just one more way we're putting people before profit.
By Bobby Powers, Head of Learning and Development
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There are many people in Los Angeles who use their wills or estate plans to make a statement to family and loved ones. These people will often keep the specifics of an estate plan under wraps rather than keeping an open dialogue between family members and loved ones. This can end up to be a costly and damaging decision because it only truly impacts those who were left behind to deal with the provisions set forth in these plans.
Making a drastic decision or announcement in a will can leave family members lost and searching for answers they may never find. This can be especially true if a person disinherits a child or other family member in a will. Not only will a child be upset by this decision, but it is very likely that they will challenge the estate in probate court.
The process of challenging an estate plan can be very complex and time-consuming. Is some cases, these disputes go on for years and often take a significant toll on the people involved. Often times, the decision to disinherit one child in a will ends up hurting other children because they are then put into an uncomfortable position to either comply with the wishes announced in a will or not. This can be a painful situation, and rather than put family members through it, a person looking to disinherit a child may want to consider alternatives.
There are ways to limit payments to children, depending on the reason that a parent may want to do so. If a child struggles with substance abuse, a parent can limit inheritance money until a he or she seeks treatment and stays clean. Then there are some parents who appoint a trustee to intermittently assess the finances of the heirs and adjust payments accordingly so as not to distribute assets unfairly to children with different levels of wealth.
No matter what decision a person makes when it comes to an estate plan, it can be crucial to consider the impact that it will have on heirs and beneficiaries. Rather than putting together a will that will be constantly challenged in court with terms that are left up to a judge to interpret, people can work with an attorney to develop a clear, comprehensive and effective estate plan that expresses their wishes appropriately.


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This week on BBC Radio 2 – An Evening in with Peter Capaldi & Music from Doctor Who
Susan Hewitt
On Monday night, Peter Capaldi joins Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2 programme – An Evening in. The current man in the TARDIS will be picking out his favourite tracks (we're hoping for David Bowie) and letting slip a few tidbits from the new 10th series of Doctor Who, which is currently filming in Cardiff.
An Evening in with Peter Capaldi, starts on Monday at 8pm on BBC Radio 2.
On Tuesday evening at 8pm, Jo will be playing music that has appeared on Doctor Who. Expect to hear the Beatles, Soft Cell and The Streets and much more.
Both programs will be available worldwide on BBC Audio app.
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The Weslo 635 is Discontinued.
With an 18-inch" stride length, the Weslo Momentum 635 belongs to the group of elliptical machines for serious users. For about $199, the Weslo Momentum 635 offers features that usually come in more expensive ellipticals. It is equipped with the Weslo's SMR™ Silent Magnetic Resistance, allowing you to smoothly and easily change the level of resistance while exercise. It also has four Personal Trainer™ workout programs, a heart rate monitor and oversized pedals. So, the key question is how Weslo can be so cheap in comparison to the other brands? Weslo 635 elliptical machine is designed for people who are seeking to lose a few pounds and get a cardio workout to improve own health. It is not for serious athletes or marathon runners. It is the perfect machine for light home use which helps you stay in a great shape. Moreover some change will left in your wallet after purchasing.
Although Weslo Momentum 635 offers exceptional value for the money, it is still a budget elliptical machine covered with only 90-day warranty.


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Katten's Pro Bono Victory for Transgender Ironworker Mentioned in Law360 and Bloomberg BNA's Daily Labor Report
Litigation and Dispute Resolution partner Robert T. Smith was quoted in a Law360 article about his pro bono client's victory in the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Bloomberg BNA's Daily Labor Report also wrote about the matter. The client is a transgender ironworker who sued his labor union for alleged sex discrimination and unlawful retaliation. The plaintiff claimed that Ironworkers Local 40 and its business agents discriminated against him by refusing to refer him for work through the union's hiring hall, and retaliated against him for filing an earlier action against the union. A New York district court found the plaintiff failed to exhaust his administrative remedies and dismissed his state- and city-law claims for lack of jurisdiction. In a precedential ruling, the Second Circuit vacated the lower court's dismissal, ruling that allegations of discrimination on the basis of transgender status are sufficient to state a claim against a labor union for breach of the union's duty of fair representation. The Second Circuit also cleared the way for the plaintiff to attempt to prove claims of transgender discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by reasoning that the failure to exhaust administrative remedies is not jurisdictional and inviting the district court to consider whether the plaintiff's failure to exhaust should have been excused.
Rob is very pleased with the court's decision, saying to Law360, "In addition to reinstating [the plaintiff's] case and remanding for further proceedings, the court recognized for the first time that allegations of discrimination on the basis of transgender status are sufficient to state a claim against a labor union for breach of the union's duty of fair representation, an implied cause of action under the National Labor Relations Act." He added, "Just as critically, the court paved the way for [the plaintiff] to attempt to prove his claims of transgender discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which would put the Second Circuit squarely in line with the increasing number of courts that have recognized that discrimination on the basis of transgender status is gender-based discrimination—pure and simple." ("Second Circuit Revives Transgender Ironworker's Bias Suit," June 19, 2015; "Court Revives Transgender Worker's Claims Versus Union Despite Lack of EEOC Charge," June 22, 2015).
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Silver Screen Cinemas was a multiplex cinema operator in Poland. It opened its first theater in Warsaw in 2000.

Silver Screen at its peak operated three cinemas in Warsaw, one in Gdynia and one in Łódź. The latest of the Warsaw cinemas, opened in the beginning of 2004 in the Targówek district, has about 2600 seats divided among twelve screens. It was one of the largest cinemas in Poland.

In February 2008 it was announced that Silver Screen will merge with its rival Multikino. Since then all Silver Screen cinemas have been converted to Multikino brand, except a single one based in Łódź.

Locations
Puławska (Warsaw) - opened January 2000, 1350 seats + 112 seats in Platinum halls, 5 screens + 3 platinum screens. Closed December 2009
Gdynia - opened July 29, 2000, 2144 seats, 8 screens
Łódź - opened January 19, 2001, 1800 seats, 10 screens
Targówek (Warszawa)- opened November 2003, 2500 seats, 12 screens
Wola Park (Warszawa) - opened December 2004, 996 seats, 6 screens

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Q: Hexagon Complex Number Geometry The diagonals $AC$ and $CE$ of the regular hexagon ABCDEF are divided by the inner points M and
N, respectively, so that $AM/AC =CN/CE = r$. Determine $r$ if $B, M,$ and $N$ are collinear.
The process to do this by coordinates is very tedious. Does anyone know how to do this with the use of complex number geometry specifically?

A: Consider the complex plane, let $\omega = e^{\pi/3}$ be an elementary sixth root of unity. We find that $\omega^2 = \omega - 1$.
Let $A = 1+\omega, B = \omega, C = 0, D = 1-\omega, E = 2-\omega, F = 2$. These six points form a regular hexagon.
Then $M = (1-r)A, N = rE$.
Let $X = M\bar N + N\bar B + B\bar M$, simplify to obtain $X = a(r) + b(r)\omega$ for some real values $a(r)$ and $b(r)$ depending on $r$.
From this question we find that $M, N, B$ are collinear iff $X$ is real, which is the case iff $b(r) = 0$. By solving that you should be done quickly.

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To catch up with recent developments of web technology and modern data management techniques we re-implemented large parts of the back- and frontends of Brain*. We are now technologically future proof, modular, configuralble and come with a much more modern and userfriendly interface. The new webinterface provides interactive webbased 2D and 3D rendering and spatial queries in the web - without the need of BrainGazer.
We have just released a new version of BrainGazer including Spatial Structure Queries ! This release includes also an alpha version of BrainGazer for MacOS.
A short video is showing how the new Structure Queries work (Capture using the new Mac Version). If you like to know more details about structure queries, we recommend you to read the related publications.
The workflow for Spatial Queries has slightly changed in comparison to the previous version: Now a structure is marked first by a general brush and the type of spatial query is chosen afterwards. This allows you also to submit a query with the same query pattern several times - just select the pattern by clicking on it either in the viewport or in the workspace and choose the query type.
The BrainGazer workspace has also changed slightly: Tabs allow you to filter your content by specific item types - this is especially useful if you have larger lists to manage.