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Click to expand Image The Brazil Minister of Women, Family and Human Rights, Damares Alves, at an official event in Brasilia, on August 18, 2021. © Fabio Rodrigues-Pozzebom /Agência Brasil
(São Paulo, Brazil) – The administration of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has refused to disclose basic information about its review of the most important statement of human rights policy in Brazil. A change in the rules on October 29, 2021 maintains the requirement to keep discussions secret.
A working group made up solely of officials from the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights started the review in February and was scheduled to complete it on November 1, 2021, but on October 29 the ministry postponed it till June 30, 2022.
Under rules issued in February, the working group could invite members of civil society to meetings, but in an October 29 news release, the ministry admitted that it had not. In the October 29 revisions, the ministry established that the working group "will invite" members of civil society and government bodies working on human rights issues. However, the ministry did not change the composition of the working group, which will continue to be made up exclusively of government officials, and the prohibition on those officials releasing any information about their discussions until they complete their work.
"The National Human Rights Program was the product of ample consultation, but the Bolsonaro administration is now reviewing it in secret, through a working group that does not include anyone who disagrees with the government," said Maria Laura Canineu, Brazil director at Human Rights Watch. "Independent civil society representatives should be part of the working group. A promise to invite them to some meetings with no guarantee that their positions will be reflected in the final document sounds like a fig leaf to try to legitimize a process that continues to be shrouded in secrecy."
The current National Human Rights Program, a policy that was put in place in 2010, establishes a roadmap of principles and measures to improve the protection of rights and liberties. It has served as the basis for adopting of other rights-respecting policies in Brazil.
The ministry established the working group on February 10, with 14 members, all of them ministry officials. In response to criticism from Human Rights Watch and other organizations about the secrecy and lack of civil society participation in the working group, Damares Alves, the women, family, and human rights minister, said in a video released in March that the review would be "transparent" and that the working group would create a "mechanism" to ensure "broad popular participation."
Human Rights Watch filed a freedom of information request asking what mechanism the working group had created to ensure transparency and participation by civil society. Human Rights Watch also asked for the meeting agendas, the issues discussed, and a list of civil society members, experts, organizations, or government bodies the working group had heard from or consulted. In responses on September 21 and September 30, the ministry said that the working group had held 19 meetings but declined to supply the requested information, asserting that the discussions were secret.
The ministry has also refused to provide basic information to the National Human Rights Council, its president, Yuri Costa, a federal public defender, told Human Rights Watch on October 14. The council, created by legislation, includes members from civil society, the judicial system, and the government, including a representative from the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights. Although the council's mission is to monitor human rights policies in Brazil, including the National Human Rights Program, the ministry did not make the council a member of the working group that is reviewing that program.
Brazil has established three National Human Rights Programs since the end of the dictatorship (1964-1985). All were drafted after ample, transparent public consultation. For the last revision, in 2008, the federal government under then-President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva established a working group consisting of representatives of civil society, Congress's human rights commissions, prosecutors, judges, and public defenders, in addition to the executive branch. The working group organized a national conference that examined and updated the previous National Human Rights Program, which dated from 2002. It held additional regional meetings.
The Lula administration estimated that 14,000 people participated in the discussions.
The current program, adopted in 2010, resulted in the creation of a Truth Commission to investigate human rights abuses during Brazil's dictatorship. It also calls for measures to protect people with disabilities from discrimination, reduce police killings, provide education on sexual and reproductive rights, and uphold freedom of speech, among other critically important initiatives.
The Bolsonaro administration has tried to undermine all those policies. It has opened the door to denying inclusive education to children with disabilities and establishing segregated schools for them. It has encouraged more police violence through public statements and legislative proposals. It has created new obstacles to accessing sexual and reproductive health services. The administration has sought criminal investigations into at least 17 critics, and President Jair Bolsonaro routinely blocks social media followers who criticize him, violating their free speech.
International human rights law requires governments to give the public access to information, including by placing information of public interest in the public domain. Whenever a decision-making process may substantially affect the way of life and culture of a minority group, governments are obligated to consult with affected communities. More broadly, transparency is a critically important element of public accountability and democratic governance, Human Rights Watch said.
The Vienna Declaration and Program of Action, adopted by the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights, affirms the vital contribution of civil society to the realization of human rights and says that countries should draft national action plans to achieve that goal. Brazil's first National Human Rights Program, created in 1993 under then-President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, was the country's response.
In 2002, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights released a Handbook on National Human Rights Plans of Action that highlights the importance of consultative mechanisms and notes that a human rights action plan "will be much more effective if it is produced as a result of partnership between government and civil society rather than as a government-driven exercise."
"By conducting a secret review of the country's human rights policies, the Bolsonaro administration is violating the rights to access to information and to consultation with affected communities," Canineu said. "This opaque process is particularly worrisome because the Bolsonaro administration has promoted policies that violate human rights, undermining many protections at the heart of the current program."
https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/10/29/brazil-secret-review-key-human-rights-policy Source: Human Rights Watch
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<?php
/**
 * Sanstopu
 *
 * Powered  by sanssende.com
 * This file part of Sanssende LotteryResultBundle
 * Author: denizakturk
 */

namespace Sanssendecom\LotteryResultBundle\Controller;

use \Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Route;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Template;
use Sanssendecom\LotteryResultBundle\Connection\MpiConnection;
use Sanssendecom\LotteryResultBundle\Connection\ConnectionConstants;
use Sanssendecom\LotteryResultBundle\Adapter\OnNumaraAdapter;

/**
 * @Route("/example")
 * Class TestController
 * @package Sanssende\LotteryResultBundle\Controller
 */
class TestController extends Controller
{
    /**
     * @Route("/manuel", name="_lottery_test_manuel")
     * @Template()
     */
    public function manuelAction()
    {
        $mpiCon = new MpiConnection(new ConnectionConstants(ConnectionConstants::ONNUMARA), new \DateTime('2015-05-04'));
        $onnumara = new OnNumaraAdapter($mpiCon);
        return array('result' => $onnumara->getResult());
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/service", name="_lottery_test_service")
     * @Template()
     */
    public function serviceAction()
    {
        $sayisalloto = $this->get('sayisalloto');
        $sayisalloto->setRaffleDate(new \DateTime('2015-04-25'));

        return array('result' => $sayisalloto->getResultClass());
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/otherusesservice", name="_lottery_test_otherusesservice")
     * @Template()
     */
    public function otherUsesServiceAction()
    {
        $lottery = $this->get('lottery');
        $results = array();
        $result['sayisalloto'] = $lottery->setOption('SAYISALLOTO', new \DateTime('2015-04-25'))->getResultClass();
        $result['sanstopu'] = $lottery->setOption('SANSTOPU', new \DateTime('2015-05-06'))->getResultClass();

        return array('result' => $result);

    }

    /**
     * @Route("/piyango", name="_lottery_test_piyango")
     * @param $date
     * @Template()
     */
    public function piyangoAction()
    {
        $lottery = $this->get('lottery');
        $result = $lottery->setOption('PIYANGO', new \DateTime('2015-05-09'))->getResultClass();

        return array('result' => $result);
    }
}

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#pragma once

/*
   Base class for a property checker
 */

#include <crab/cfg/cfg.hpp>
#include <crab/support/debug.hpp>

#include <map>
#include <set>
#include <vector>

namespace crab {

namespace checker {
typedef enum { _SAFE, _ERR, _WARN, _UNREACH } check_kind_t;

// Toy database to store invariants. We may want to replace it with
// a permanent external database.
class checks_db {
  using checks_db_t =
      std::map<crab::cfg::debug_info, std::vector<check_kind_t>>;

  checks_db_t m_db;
  unsigned m_total_safe;
  unsigned m_total_err;
  unsigned m_total_unreach;
  unsigned m_total_warn;

  void insert_db(const crab::cfg::debug_info &di, check_kind_t check) {
    m_db[di].push_back(check);
  }

  void merge_db(const checks_db_t &o) {
    for (auto const &kv : o) {
      m_db[kv.first].insert(m_db[kv.first].end(), kv.second.begin(),
                            kv.second.end());
    }
  }

public:
  checks_db()
      : m_total_safe(0), m_total_err(0), m_total_unreach(0), m_total_warn(0) {}

  void clear() {
    m_db.clear();
    m_total_safe = 0;
    m_total_err = 0;
    m_total_unreach = 0;
    m_total_warn = 0;
  }

  bool has_checks(const crab::cfg::debug_info &dbg) const {
    return m_db.find(dbg) != m_db.end();
  }

  const std::vector<check_kind_t> &
  get_checks(const crab::cfg::debug_info &dbg) const {
    assert(has_checks(dbg));
    auto it = m_db.find(dbg);
    return it->second;
  }

  unsigned get_total_safe() const { return m_total_safe + m_total_unreach; }

  unsigned get_total_warning() const { return m_total_warn; }

  unsigned get_total_error() const { return m_total_err; }

  // add an entry in the database
  void add(check_kind_t status, crab::cfg::debug_info dbg) {
    switch (status) {
    case _SAFE:
      m_total_safe++;
      break;
    case _ERR:
      m_total_err++;
      break;
    case _UNREACH:
      m_total_unreach++;
      break;
    default:
      m_total_warn++;
    }
    if (dbg.has_debug()) {
      insert_db(dbg, status);
    }
  }

  // merge two databases
  void operator+=(const checks_db &other) {
    merge_db(other.m_db);
    m_total_safe += other.m_total_safe;
    m_total_err += other.m_total_err;
    m_total_warn += other.m_total_warn;
    m_total_unreach += other.m_total_unreach;
  }

  void write(crab_os &o, bool print_content = false) const {
    std::vector<unsigned> cnts = {m_total_safe, m_total_err, m_total_warn,
                                  m_total_unreach};
    unsigned MaxValLen = 0;
    for (auto c : cnts) {
      MaxValLen = std::max(MaxValLen, (unsigned)std::to_string(c).size());
    }

    o << std::string((int)MaxValLen - std::to_string(m_total_safe).size(), ' ')
      << m_total_safe << std::string(2, ' ') << "Number of total safe checks\n";
    o << std::string((int)MaxValLen - std::to_string(m_total_err).size(), ' ')
      << m_total_err << std::string(2, ' ') << "Number of total error checks\n";
    o << std::string((int)MaxValLen - std::to_string(m_total_warn).size(), ' ')
      << m_total_warn << std::string(2, ' ')
      << "Number of total warning checks\n";
    o << std::string((int)MaxValLen - std::to_string(m_total_unreach).size(),
                     ' ')
      << m_total_unreach << std::string(2, ' ')
      << "Number of total unreachable checks\n";

    if (print_content) {
      o << "\nCheck database content:\n";
      unsigned MaxFileLen = 0;
      for (auto const &kv : m_db) {
        MaxFileLen = std::max(MaxFileLen, (unsigned)kv.first.get_file().size());
      }
      for (auto const &kv : m_db) {
        o << kv.first.get_file()
          << std::string((int)MaxFileLen - kv.first.get_file().size(), ' ')
          << std::string(2, ' ') << " line " << kv.first.get_line() << " col "
          << kv.first.get_column() << ":\n"
          << "\t";
        auto const &checks = kv.second;
        for (unsigned i = 0, num_checks = checks.size(); i < num_checks;) {
          switch (checks[i]) {
          case _SAFE:
            o << "safe";
            break;
          case _ERR:
            o << "error";
            break;
          case _WARN:
            o << "warning";
            break;
          case _UNREACH:
            o << "unreachable (safe)";
            break;
          }
          ++i;
          if (i < num_checks) {
            o << " ";
          }
        }
        o << "\n";
      }
    }
  }
};

template <typename Analyzer>
class property_checker
    : public crab::cfg::statement_visitor<
          typename Analyzer::basic_block_label_t, typename Analyzer::number_t,
          typename Analyzer::varname_t> {
public:
  using analyzer_t = Analyzer;
  using abs_tr_t = typename Analyzer::abs_tr_t;
  using varname_t = typename Analyzer::varname_t;
  using number_t = typename Analyzer::number_t;
  using abs_dom_t = typename Analyzer::abs_dom_t;

  using var_t = typename abs_dom_t::variable_t;
  using lin_exp_t = typename abs_dom_t::linear_expression_t;
  using lin_cst_t = typename abs_dom_t::linear_constraint_t;
  using lin_cst_sys_t = typename abs_dom_t::linear_constraint_system_t;

  using cfg_t = typename Analyzer::cfg_t;
  using basic_block_t = typename cfg_t::basic_block_t;
  using basic_block_label_t = typename cfg_t::basic_block_label_t;

  using statement_t =
      crab::cfg::statement<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bin_op_t =
      crab::cfg::binary_op<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using assign_t =
      crab::cfg::assignment<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using assume_t =
      crab::cfg::assume_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using assert_t =
      crab::cfg::assert_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using int_cast_t =
      crab::cfg::int_cast_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using select_t =
      crab::cfg::select_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using havoc_t =
      crab::cfg::havoc_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using unreach_t =
      crab::cfg::unreachable_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using callsite_t =
      crab::cfg::callsite_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using intrinsic_t =
      crab::cfg::intrinsic_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using arr_init_t =
      crab::cfg::array_init_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using arr_store_t =
      crab::cfg::array_store_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using arr_load_t =
      crab::cfg::array_load_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using arr_assign_t =
      crab::cfg::array_assign_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using region_init_t =
      crab::cfg::region_init_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using region_copy_t =
      crab::cfg::region_copy_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using region_cast_t =
      crab::cfg::region_cast_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using make_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::make_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using remove_ref_t =
    crab::cfg::remove_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using load_from_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::load_from_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using store_to_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::store_to_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using gep_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::gep_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using assume_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::assume_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using assert_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::assert_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using select_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::ref_select_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using int_to_ref_t =
      crab::cfg::int_to_ref_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using ref_to_int_t =
      crab::cfg::ref_to_int_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_bin_op_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_binary_op<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_assign_cst_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_assign_cst<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_assign_var_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_assign_var<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_assume_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_assume_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_assert_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_assert_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;
  using bool_select_t =
      crab::cfg::bool_select_stmt<basic_block_label_t, number_t, varname_t>;

protected:
  // The abstract transformer
  abs_tr_t *m_abs_tr;
  // Known safe assertions before start forward propagation (it can be empty)
  std::set<const statement_t *> m_safe_assertions;
  // Verbosity to print user messages
  int m_verbose;
  // Store debug information about the checks
  checks_db m_db;
  // Statements where checks occur
  std::vector<const statement_t *> m_safe_checks;
  std::vector<const statement_t *> m_warning_checks;
  std::vector<const statement_t *> m_error_checks;

  void add_safe(std::string msg, const statement_t *s) {
    m_db.add(_SAFE, s->get_debug_info());
    m_safe_checks.push_back(s);

    if (m_verbose >= 3) {
      crab::outs() << " --- SAFE --------------------\n";
      if (s->get_debug_info().has_debug()) {
        crab::outs() << s->get_debug_info() << "\n";
      }
      crab::outs() << msg << "\n";
      crab::outs() << " -----------------------------\n";
    }
  }

  void add_warning(std::string msg, const statement_t *s) {
    m_db.add(_WARN, s->get_debug_info());
    m_warning_checks.push_back(s);

    if (m_verbose >= 2) {
      crab::outs() << " --- WARNING -----------------\n";
      if (s->get_debug_info().has_debug()) {
        crab::outs() << s->get_debug_info() << "\n";
      }
      crab::outs() << msg << "\n";
      crab::outs() << " -----------------------------\n";
    }
  }

  void add_error(std::string msg, const statement_t *s) {
    m_db.add(_ERR, s->get_debug_info());
    m_error_checks.push_back(s);

    if (m_verbose >= 1) {
      crab::outs() << " --- ERROR -------------------\n";
      if (s->get_debug_info().has_debug()) {
        crab::outs() << s->get_debug_info() << "\n";
      }
      crab::outs() << msg << "\n";
      crab::outs() << " -----------------------------\n";
    }
  }

  virtual void check(assert_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(bin_op_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(assign_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(assume_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(select_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(int_cast_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(havoc_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(unreach_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(callsite_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(intrinsic_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(arr_init_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(arr_assign_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(arr_store_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(arr_load_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(region_init_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(region_copy_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(region_cast_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(make_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(remove_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(load_from_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(store_to_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(gep_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(assume_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(assert_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(select_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(int_to_ref_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
    s.accept(&*this->m_abs_tr); // propagate m_inv to the next stmt
  }

  virtual void check(ref_to_int_t &s) {
    if (!this->m_abs_tr)
      return;
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I finally made it to the continent Africa. With its spectacular views, beaches, nature, food, wine and mountains, it gained my heart in such a short time. I believe it should be on top of every traveler's bucket list.
Cape Town is a port city on South Africa's southwest coast. Being the second largest city in South Africa and the capital of the Western Cape Province, the city is located where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. Languages spoken in the city are English and Afrikaans which actually sounds like Dutch. Summer is between November and February, unlike the northern hemisphere.
My expectations were high as I got recommendations from my colleagues and friends who visited this beautiful destination before. As the time was passing, my excitement to see the actual city and Africa was increasing as well. It took 9,5 hours flight time from Doha and I was finally there! Our plan was to stay there for 4 days, however one should spare at least 7-8 days to enjoy it properly.
Cape Town is a safe destination but avoid poor parts of the city which are generally in downtown. Interestingly, I've seen more elder tourists than younger ones. The couple in their 70s, sitting next to me in the Waterfront were mentioning that it was their 7th visit to Cape Town. Isn't that amazing? It was probably the first time I got jealous of people of their age.
The city is pretty cheap. You can feel the African culture but feel like you are in a small British town. There are very rich people as well as very poor ones. Jewish people live around Greenpoint area while Muslims live in the colorful Bo Kaap area.
The food is de-li-ci-ous! If you are interested in trying game meat such as crocodile, zebra, ostrich or beaver, Cape Town is the place to be.
South Africans love their food. Each dish has an African twist and Biltong (a dried meat cured in vinegar and spices) is on top of it. Exotic food creations are also not limited as you can find yourself eating an ostrich burger or a crocodile meat – accompanied by a Pinotage wine. Braai is African barbecue, but you would need to be invited to a braai party by a friend to be able to experience it. As it is a port city, no need to mention about the amazing seafood offered by restaurants. Wine yards are 30-40 minutes away from the city center, so make sure to leave at least a full day to visit the famous Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl towns. Fancy a bit of luxury stay? Then treat yourself a stay at La Petite Ferme – you will be amazed by the food and views!
We stayed at an old but expensive hotel around The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, The Commodore Hotel. As they didn't allow me to check in a bit earlier than the actual check in time, I put my luggage to the luggage store and went out to stroll around the Waterfront. When I came back to the hotel for check in, my luggage wasn't there anymore! They found it in someone else's room, and thanks to that, they gave us a room with Table Mountain view, and a complimentary bottle of red wine.
La Splendida, which is close to the waterfront in Green Point.
Renting a car would give you freedom, however, there are other options which are probably cheaper.
I wouldn't go for public buses but the hop on hop off City Sightseeing bus takes you to everywhere you would want to see – from Table Mountain Cable Way to Camps Bay.
Uber is another way of getting around, and it is really not expensive at all. The airport is only 20 minutes away from the Waterfront, and Uber costs around 170 ZAR. Sedan taxis are also available but I wouldn't trust their meters.
Another way of seeing around is to book tours. What we did was to spend two days in a hop on-hop off bus and to take full day wine yard and city tours.
First day was a quite relaxing day. It was the first day and I was waiting for my friend to arrive to start discovering the city. I sat at a Belgian bar called Den Anker and had wine sitting outside with a Table Mountain view. After strolling around V&A and Cape Wheel, I headed to Long Street to check out the night life.
Muizenberg Beach – Muizenberg is a beach-side suburb of Cape Town. The beach is beautiful and unique with its bright colored beach houses and the stunning bay and mountain views. It is a great place for surfers but we haven't seen any as it was pretty early in the morning.
Kalk Bay Harbour – Kalk Bay is one of Cape Town's trendiest seaside villages with a fishing harbour. It is full of seals and seabirds, and the fishermen selling their fresh fish. It is strongly recommended to have a lunch there as we did. The traditional fish& chips was delicious.
Simon's Town – Located at the east side (False Bay side) of the Cape Peninsula, this town is more organized than Kalk Bay. If you are looking for a day of sun and sea, Simon's Town is the place to be.
Boulders Beach – This is the beach where you can watch the cute little jackass penguins in their tailcoat costumes. They are all protected so you cannot touch them and you wouldn't want to do that as they may bite anyway. As we learned, people used to be allowed to swim and play with penguins previously, however their unique species is dying, and human interaction with penguins is no longer allowed. There is also an entry fee to the beach.
Cape Point – Cape Point is a spectacular sight we reached after passing through Table Mountain National Park. You can get the funicular up and climb up the steps to the lighthouse to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view. This is where two oceans meet – the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean on the west and the warmer Indian Ocean waters on the east however the southern-most point of South Africa is actually Cape Agulhas.
Cape of Good Hope – The Cape of Good Hope is the legendary home of The Flying Dutchman – it is doomed forever to beat its way through the adjacent waters without ever succeeding in rounding the headland.
Chapman's Peak View Point – Chapman's Peak Drive on the Atlantic Coast between Hout Bay and Noordhoek in the Cape Peninsula. After passing Chapman's Peak Drive road, we reached Chapman's Peak View Point where we enjoyed the stunning view.
We took an Uber to the Green Market Square. This square offers visitors a unique and real African shopping adventure. Set between Short Street and Long Street, the historical square hosts African vendors and artists. Make sure to go early and bargain before you buy as Africans believe the first customer of the day brings their own luck. Most of the stuff appeared to be mass-produced but you can find a good deal to buy masks or a painting for your home. With a good bargain, I bought a mask with a price tag of 3,500 Rand for only 300 Rand.
Later, we walked around and reached the Bo Kaap area where is also known as the Malay Quarter. Designated for Cape Muslims, the rich cultured neighborhood is filled with colorfully painted houses. We took pictures, saw some photoshootings taking place in the narrow streets and then headed back to the Waterfront.
Around the Waterfront, we checked out the Watershed near Aquarium – a market where South Africans sell design products. We had some South African food and beers at The Food Market right next to it. Buying a pack of Bintong and drinks, we started our Hop On Hop Off tour to get to Table Mountain as the sky is bright and the sun is shining. Table Mountain was inaugurated as one of the world's 'New7Wonders of Nature' in 2012. The flat-topped mountain offers visitors a panoramic city views from the top.
Tip: If you're planning to visit Table Mountain and don't want to climb it by foot, make sure to head there when the sky is clear as the lifts don't work when it's foggy.
After Table Mountain, we continued with the Hop On Hop Off bus tour's red line which took us to Camps Bay. The beach is very large with white sand, but the sea was pretty chilly to swim. If you're not into shopping but the beach and a nice promenade with cafes and restaurants, you may prefer to stay in Camps Bay.
It was the day to discover wine yards and do wine tasting with another full day tour. Our first stop was Fairview Wine and Cheese. Vineyard and goat farm, offering wine and cheese tasting sessions, also has a restaurant, but we move to our second stop – La Motte. Situated in the beautiful Franschhoek Valley in South Africa's Cape winelands, La Motte seemed more luxurious than Fairview.
After tasting around 10 glasses of wine (it was more for drinking than tasting I guess), we arrived to the restaurant where we fell in love! La Petite Ferme in Franschoek is a relaxed restaurant with stunning valley views. We had our lunch overlooking the valley and wine yards below. The food, service and the view was just amazing and it made us not want to leave there. Good news is you can also stay in this pretty place if you wish to do so.
It wasn't included in the tour but we wanted to taste champagne as well. So we had our driver take us to Haute Cabriere which was another great experience for us.
Boschendal was our last stop. Being one of the oldest wine estates in South Africa, it is located between Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. There is a nice outdoor setting under the trees where we tasted our wines.
After a day of drinking and eating, we were dropped off to Waterfront and had discovered another great spot for dinner in the V&A. Willoughby & Co, the Japanese restaurant had customers queued up in front of the restaurant even though it is in a shopping mall, but trust me – the food was worth a wait.
If you have more time, you can book a safari tour to see the African wildlife, trail up to Lion's Head to watch the sunset and Table Mountain, go cage diving with white sharks, spend longer time in Camps Bay and long street.
I'd strongly recommend travelers to visit Cape Town and I'm definitely going back there to experience the rest.


Published in Industry Updates on 05/04/2017 by Harry Lew, Chief Content Writer.
Are you concerned about where the insurance business is headed? Well, there's good news on the employment front.
Despite concern about declining health insurance commissions and about annuity premiums going level or turning into fees, the prospects for insurance job growth in 2017 are excellent, according to the Orlando, Florida-based GreatInsuranceJobs.com.
Based on its survey of 72 insurance companies, agents/brokers, third party administrators and managing general agents earlier this year, sales jobs account for 21 percent of the 11,000 currently vacant positions, placing them number one in the top five job types needing to be filled. Customer service representatives, claims adjusters, underwriters, and technologists round out the remaining top five positions.
Nearly 11,000 jobs are currently open in the 72 surveyed companies.
Another 11,500 jobs are expected to come open over the course of 2017.
Just under 40 percent of the companies are forecasting better hiring this year than last.
Sales positions account for 21 percent of the vacancies in the insurance firms surveyed.
About 35 percent of companies are planning on hiring 51 or more employees this year, up from 31.5 percent last year.
A major theme of the report was the graying of the insurance workforce, especially in the sales area, with the expected retirement of 25 percent of employees over the next four years. This points to great opportunities for younger sales professionals looking to grab the baton from retiring producers. Also, sales candidates who know computers are increasingly valued, since insurance companies are becoming ever more reliant on technology to increase productivity and reduce costs.


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Tahiliani sets record straight on financial needs for schools
Battles to get funding restored to budget
The mayor repeatedly asked Superintendent of Schools Priya Tahiliani if she was going to be needing an extra $1 million over the School Department budget allotment at Monday night's School Committee meeting.
"We are asking for what the schools are owed," she shot back to the mayor.
What she said, in other words, is that the School Department is looking for the money "stolen" from its account by the mayor – which he has told her he would give back.
"Do you know what you need above budget?" the mayor asked Tahiliani again and again.
Again, and again, she rebuffed the mayor in an attempt to set him straight about who owes the School Department what.
"We are asking for reimbursements for planned spending. We are not overspending our budget," she added.
Since the mayor removed $471,000 from the School Department budget without informing her, the School Department has been trying to have the money refunded, along with $581,000 for rent for the Devens School the mayor is withholding.
"I think you're confused," the mayor said to Tahiliani.
Unperturbed, she shot back, "I think you are confused."
The mayor continued his effort to make it appear Tahiliani had overspent her budget and insisted that she is asking the mayor for $1 million in free cash held by the city.
At one point, as Tahiliani explained to the mayor about the difficulties he has caused to exist since taking the funding away from the schools, he made several efforts to intervene.
'"Excuse me. I'm talking," she told the mayor.
If the mayor fails to return the money to the schools, the students at the Devens School will be required to be schooled out of the city.
"We don't want to do that," said the mayor.
It is expected the mayor will return the money to the schools but not before creating a narrative that makes it appear that Tahiliani overspent her budget – which clearly – she didn't.
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Who is the missing journalist Austin Tice that President Trump mentioned?
President Donald Trump referenced the Houston native and American journalist who disappeared in Syria in a coronavirus task force press conference.
Author: KHOU 11 Staff
Published: 11:28 AM CDT March 19, 2020
Updated: 11:29 AM CDT March 19, 2020
HOUSTON — In 2012, Houston native and journalist Austin Tice disappeared in the Middle East.
Tice, an Eagle Scout, Georgetown graduate and Marine Corps captain, in addition to being an award-winning journalist, was captured in Syria while covering the civil war there.
One of his last messages came on Aug. 11, 2012, to a friend. He wrote, "I'm outside Damascus — government is jamming the Internet for most of the day. Today's my birthday. I had a pool party with the (rebels). No joke."
Since then, his family has worked nonstop to find him. Austin's parents Debra and Marc have been trying hard to free their son, appearing on programs like CBS This Morning to plead their case for his safe return, and even traveling to the Middle East as well.
President Trump calls on Syria to return Austin Tice
On Thursday, during a live coronavirus task force press conference, President Donald Trump mentioned the missing Tice, saying, "I want to let everyone know that recovering Americans held captive and imprisoned abroad continues to be a top priority for my administration.
"We have one young gentleman, Austin Tice, and we're working very hard with Syria to get him out. We hope the Syrian government will do that, we're counting on them to do that. We have written a letter just recently -- because he's been there a long time, he was captured long ago.
"Austin Tice, his mother's probably watching -- and she's a great lady -- and we're doing the best we can, so, Syria, please work with us and we would appreciate you letting him out. If you think about what we've done, we've gotten rid of the ISIS caliphate in Syria, we've done a lot for Syria. We have to see if they're going to do this, so it would be very appreciated if they let Austin Tice out immediately."
Trump later responded to a journalist's follow-up question, clarifying that he was not confirming that Tice is alive, but that if he is, his administration is working to bring him home.
More information on Austin Tice:
'Night Out for Austin Tice': Restaurants raising money for Houston journalist missing in Syria
Parents of missing Houston journalist have 'no doubt' he's still alive
Still missing: Austin Tice last seen in Syria
New video shows missing Houston journalist Austin Tice surrounded by captors


Subject:- 28th SCOVA meeting under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble MOS(PP)- Rescheduling of Date and Time.
Owing to the Legislative Assembly Elections in Kerala and Tamil Nadu to be held on 16.05.2016, the 28th meeting of the Standing Committee of Voluntary Agencies(SCOVA) scheduled for 16th May,2016 has been rescheduled to 27th June, 2016 at 11 am. The venue of the SCOVA meeting will be notified in due course.
the 28th meeting of the Standing Committee of Voluntary Agencies(SCOVA) scheduled for 16th May,2016 has been rescheduled to 27th June, 2016 at 11 am.


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The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership names Connie Bond Stuart chair of its Board of Directors
Connie Bond Stuart, PNC regional president of Central and Southern Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 28, 2019 – The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) has named Connie Bond Stuart, PNC regional president of Central and Southern Indiana, as the new chair of its board of directors. Since 2011, Bond Stuart has been a member of the CICP board of directors, and more recently, served as a member of CICP's executive committee and the organization's treasurer.
"We are excited to welcome Connie to this new role and are grateful for the strong commitment and experienced, collegial leadership she brings in leading our Board," said David L. Johnson, president and CEO, Central Indiana Corporate Partnership.
Bond Stuart succeeds Jack Phillips, former president and CEO of Roche Diagnostics, who served as chair of the CICP board since 2018. Phillips recently moved to a new role outside of Roche.
"It is an honor for me to serve as chair of an organization that brings together a dynamic group of motivated leaders," said Bond Stuart. "The game-changing work of CICP and its initiatives fuel new, innovative opportunities, which advance our industries, bolster our workforce and spark collaborative new enterprises for our region and state."
"It's an exciting time for us – we are working on a multi-dimensional study of Indiana's economy; moving to 16 Tech Innovation District in 2020; and continuing to collaborate with civic, state and industry leaders on transformative projects across our organization and region. Connie is the ideal board chair to advance and assure success in all of our ambitious efforts," adds Johnson.
Bond Stuart has served in her current role at PNC since 2011.
Her career in financial services began in 1980 as a PNC corporate banking relationship manager, working with large public and private companies. In 1987, she established the Washington, D.C. office of PNC Real Estate Finance, where she developed full-service banking relationships with regional real estate developers. She held that post for 15 years, advancing to senior vice president. In 2002, she was named regional president for the Delaware market, where she worked to distinguish PNC in the marketplace through client-focused growth and exceptional service.
She is the past chair and current executive committee member of the board of the United Way of Central Indiana. She is immediate past chair, current member of the executive committee and the board of the Indy Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, she serves on the board of trustees for the Indianapolis Zoo and the board of directors for Ascend Indiana, the talent and workforce initiative of CICP. In 2013, she was named Indianapolis Business Journal Women of Influence honoree; and in 2015, received the Castaldi Award from the Indiana Association of United Ways.
Bond Stuart is a graduate of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business with a bachelor of science in Marketing and Advertising and an MBA in Finance and Accounting.
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The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) was formed in 1999 to bring together the chief executives of Central Indiana's prominent corporations, foundations and universities in a strategic and collaborative effort dedicated to the region's continued prosperity and growth. To advance this mission, CICP sponsors six key talent and industry sector initiatives, AgriNovus Indiana, Ascend Indiana, BioCrossroads, Conexus Indiana, Energy Systems Network and TechPoint, each of which addresses challenges and opportunities unique to its respective area: agbiosciences, talent and workforce development, life sciences, advanced manufacturing and logistics, energy technology and technology. To learn more about CICP, visit www.cicpindiana.com.
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Mexico opens anti-monopoly probe against Walmart subsidiary
by The Associated Press | November 27, 2020 at 11:41 a.m.
This June 1, 2017, file photo, shows a Walmart sign at a store in Hialeah Gardens, Fla. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz, File)
MEXICO CITY — Mexico's anti-monopoly commission said Thursday it has begun a formal investigation into possible monopolistic practices in wholesale and retail goods distribution and sales, a probe that appears to involve Walmart's Mexican subsidiary.
While the Federal Economic Competition Commission did not identify its target, Walmart de Mexico told investors earlier this week that it had been notified of an investigation involving the company in exactly those areas.
It was not clear what the supposed practices involved, but as Mexico's largest retailer, Walmart has significant leverage with suppliers.
The company said it has acted in accordance with Mexican laws and will defend itself.
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Click HERE to visit the Service Year Alliance homepage.
Click HERE to read about the Governor's Summit at the College of William & Mary on October 4-5, 2015, where Virginia college presidents discussed the "big idea" of a service year.
Click HERE to find out how James Maddison University is adapting the service year model.
The wrong question was asked. Three years ago, General Stanley McChrystal was asked if he thought the military draft should be resurrected. He responded, wrong question. The question should be: How would our nation be different if every person would give a year of national service? How would that lead to greater understanding and connectedness? We cannot simply legislate a brighter future nor can we expect our political leaders to come up with the solutions. What we can ask is for each of us to contribute time and talent to service. We can share a sense of connectedness and greater understanding through this service.
Virginia is doing its part in moving this conversation forward. Early October, the Governor and First Lady of Virginia convened Virginia college and university presidents, members of their staffs, students and others at the College of William & Mary for the purpose of considering higher education's role in a service year. President Cheryl Thompson-Stacy of Lord Fairfax Community College and Shenandoah University's president, Tracy Fitzsimmons were two of the conveners. John Bridgeland, Co-Chair of the Franklin Project, encouraged attendees to consider new ways to support the service year. Uniting higher education and the Franklin Project would create a natural link between the mission and vision of our colleges and universities and our nation's great need for a renewal of citizenship. Preparing young adults for community engagement is the aim of our most forward-thinking schools. For example, the president of James Madison University has spearheaded a university-wide shared vision for JMU to be the national model for the engaged university, Shenandoah University encourages all students, faculty, and staff to be involved in service throughout their time at our university. Many others seek to inspire a lifelong commitment to the benefit of the common good.
One-third of American adults are now earning bachelor's degrees. By acknowledging the role of colleges and universities in the formation of social networks that influence civil discourse, it becomes clear that these institutions should become a place where long-lasting relationships with diverse others can be established. If our nation's colleges and universities do more to encourage a commingling of students with liberal and conservative leanings, students would begin their service year with developed skills in discourse, civility and understanding. General education courses aimed at addressing controversial topics with civility could have long-term transformational effects well beyond the college setting.
Might a service year emerge as a counterweight to the growing divide between citizens who have vastly different expectations for the future of our country? And, might colleges move more closely toward their great aspiration: to cultivate an engaged and enlightened citizenry where understanding and appreciating differences as essential to a flourishing democracy is the goal?
Colleges and universities in partnership with non-profits and businesses can help prepare citizens for the challenges and opportunities related to working in their community by developing new programs and structures that meet their civic-minded vision and mission. In doing so, many of the one million young adults fully immersed in community will be equipped with the tools to foster connectivity and to embrace diverse perspectives. The Franklin Project can be a part of the solution to our national conundrum of failed common citizenship and higher education can play a role in preparing many of the service year participants for the challenge.


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Mark Eden (* auf der Isle of Wight) ist ein britischer Gitarrist und Musikpädagoge.

Eden studierte an der Royal Academy of Music Gitarre bei Colin Downs und Michael Lewin und erhielt den Julian Bream Prize und den Principal's Prize for Achievement. Noch während des Studiums gründete er 1989 mit Christopher Stell das Eden Stell Guitar Duo. Mit einem Stipendium der Worshipful Company of Musicians vervollkommneten beide ihre Ausbildung bei dem brasilianischen Gitarrenduo Sergio und Odair Assad in Brüssel.

Das Duo trat bei den Park Lane Group's Young Artists' Concert Series auf, gewann den Wettbewerb der South East Musicians' Platform, gab Konzerte mit dem Prague Chamber Orchestra und dem International Philharmonic Orchestra auf und nahm an Konzerten der Guitar Foundation of America (2009), den Omni Foundation Concert Series in San Francisco (2010), dem London Guitar Festival (2008-9) und dem Alla Grande Festival in Kanada (2009) auf. Komponisten wie Stephen Dodgson (1924–2013), Adam Gorb, Dušan Bogdanović, Gary Ryan und Johannes Möller schrieben für das Duo, und mehrere CDs erschienen bei den Labels BSG, Hannsler Classics und Docker. 2007 gründeten Eden und Stell das Vida Guitar Quartet.

Eden unterrichtet am Birmingham Conservatoire und der Guildhall School of Music and Drama, ist künstlerischer Leiter des Winchester Guitar Festival und des World Youth Guitar Festival. Im Jahr 2000 wurde er als Honorary Associate der Royal Academy of Music ausgezeichnet.

Quellen
 Southampton Classical Guitar Society - About Mark Eden
 Eden Stell Guitar Duo - About us
 Guildhall School of Music & Drama - Mark Eden

Klassischer Gitarrist
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RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (March 2017)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station's playlist during the month. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a selection of new singles being serviced in March in this month's Radio Report:
SHERYL CROW – "Halfway There" (Warner Bros., March 6 – Triple A)
Album: Be Myself (2017)
Past AAA History: She's had a long history at the format, including five #1 hits. 2002's "Soak Up The Sun" spent eight weeks there.
LORDE – "Green Light" (Lava/Republic, March 6 / 7 – Hot AC and CHR/Top 40)
Album: Melodrama (2017)
Past CHR/HAC History: "Royals" (2013) and "Team" (2014) were #1 songs at both formats. Will "Green" speed its way to the top?
NOAH KAHAN – "Young Blood" (Republic, March 13 – Triple A)
Past AAA History: This is the Vermont native's debut release, making it his first ever adds date! It's climbing on my personal chart.
BEA MILLER – "Song Like You" (Hollywood, March 13 / 14 – Hot AC and CHR/Top 40)
Album: Chapter One: Blue (EP) (2017)
Past CHR/HAC History: Miller's had minor success at the two formats so far. On the CHR list, 2014's "Young Blood" reached #38.
MISTERWIVES – "Machine" (Republic, March 14 – Alternative)
Album: Connect The Dots (2017)
Past ALT History: "Reflections" and "Our Own House" fizzled below the top 30 at the format, but there's early action for this tune.
DUA LIPA – "Be The One" (Warner Bros., March 21 – CHR/Top 40)
Album: Dua Lipa (2017)
Past CHR History: "Blow Your Mind (Mwah)" was pulled in January, narrowly missing the top 20. We'll see how this "One" charts.
SAINT MOTEL – "Born Again" (Elektra/Atlantic, March 21 – Alternative)
Album: saintmotelevision (2016)
Past ALT History: "Born" is likely to become the band's fourth top 40 song at the format. Their biggest, "My Type", hit #9 in 2015.
Which of these new songs would you like to see on the charts later this year? Let me know!
Tagged as alternative, Bea Miller, Dua Lipa, Hot AC, Lorde, MisterWives, Noah Kahan, Saint Motel, Sheryl Crow, Top 40, Triple A
RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (January 2017)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station's playlist during the month. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a selection of new singles being serviced in January in this month's Radio Report:
ONEREPUBLIC – "Let's Hurt Tonight" (Mosley/Interscope, January 9 – Hot AC)
Album: Oh My My (2016)
Past HAC History: Since 2007, Ryan Tedder and crew have been regulars on the chart. This should become their 14th top 40 song.
HEMBREE – "Holy Water" (Ribbon Music, January 10 – Alternative)
Past ALT History: From Kansas City, this male trio is a new name here. A handful of tastemakers on the panel have started to air it.
NOAH CYRUS featuring LABRINTH – "Make Me (Cry)" (RECORDS, January 10 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: Cyrus will become the fourth member of that family to chart with her first hit. Labrinth had a minor hit in 2013.
BROODS – "Heartlines" (Capitol, January 16 – Hot AC)
Album: Conscious (2016)
Past HAC History: This New Zealand sibling duo has no prior history at this format, but they do have three top 40 Alternative hits.
BASTILLE – "Blame" (Capitol, January 17 – Alternative)
Album: Wild World (2016)
Past ALT History: This quartet is 4-for-4 as far as top five singles at the format, with two reaching #1: "Pompeii" and "Good Grief".
LITTLE MIX – "Shout Out To My Ex" (Syco/Columbia, January 17 – CHR/Top 40)
Album: Glory Days (2016)
Past CHR History: The popular U.K. girl group has three top 40 hits so far, the biggest being "Black Magic", which hit #23 in 2015.
MAGGIE LINDEMANN – "Pretty Girl" (300 Entertainment/in2une, January 17 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: It's the first time at the format for the 18-year-old artist. The track is approaching six million streams at Spotify.
LINDSEY STIRLING featuring ZZ WARD – "Hold My Heart" (Lindseystomp/in2une, January 23 – Hot AC)
Album: Brave Enough (2016)
Past HAC History: This is the first collaboration for the two female soloists, who each have two minor top 40 singles at the format.
PASSENGER – "Anywhere" (Nettwerk, January 30 – Triple A)
Album: Young As The Morning, Old As The Sea (2016)
Past AAA History: Mike Rosenberg got to #1 in 2013 with a reissue of "Let Her Go". "Somebody's Love" went top five late last year.
OCEAN PARK STANDOFF – "Good News" (Hollywood, January 31 – Alternative)
Past ALT History: California's had many acts make their debut at the format. We'll see if this Santa Monica trio is the next to chart.
These past picks are headed to additional formats this month:
CALUM SCOTT – "Dancing On My Own" (Capitol, 1/10 – CHR/Top 40) (See October 2016 Report for Hot AC date)
KALEO – "All The Pretty Girls" (Elektra/Atlantic, 1/17 – Alternative) (See April 2015 Report for Triple A date)
LP – "Lost On You" (Vagrant/BMG, 1/17 – Alternative) (See November 2016 Report for Triple A date)
THE SCORE – "Unstoppable" (Republic, 1/24 re-service – Alternative) (See September 2016 Report for initial Alternative date)
Tagged as alternative, Bastille, Broods, Hembree, Hot AC, Lindsey Stirling, Little Mix, Maggie Lindemann, Noah Cyrus, Ocean Park Standoff, OneRepublic, Passenger, Top 40, Triple A
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RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (December 2016)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station's playlist during the month. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a selection of new singles being serviced in December in this month's Radio Report.
BEBE REXHA – "I Got You" (Warner Bros., December 6 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: Despite her various accomplishments as a writer and a featured singer, Rexha's two main-credited chart entries have barely scratched the top 30 at the format. This one is gaining some solid early stations, but will radio give her another chance?
PHANTOGRAM – "Same Old Blues" (Republic, December 6 – Alternative)
Album: Three (2016)
Past ALT History: This New York City duo, consisting of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter, recently hit the top ten on this format with a song that also reached #2 on my personal chart, "You Don't Get Me High Anymore". Their latest single should be another winner.
RAG'N'BONE MAN – "Human" (RCA, December 6 – Alternative)
Album: Human (2017)
Past ALT History: This massive international single is currently top ten on iTunes in at least 20 countries around the globe, with #1 peaks in Austria, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. Needless to say, all that momentum should help spread the buzz here quickly.
LOST KINGS featuring EMILY WARREN – "Phone Down" (Disruptor/RCA, December 13 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: Robert Gainley and Dr. No are best known for their remixes, much like how The Chainsmokers began. (The two acts share a manager.) Warren was the featured vocalist on FRENSHIP's "Capsize", which just missed the top 20 several weeks ago.
Which of these new songs would you like to see atop the charts? Let me know! Comment below or click the "Get Social!" tab above to find PGTC on social media.
Tagged as alternative, Bebe Rexha, CHR/Top 40, Emily Warren, Hot AC, Lost Kings, Phantogram, Rag'N'Bone Man, Triple A
RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (November 2016)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station's playlist during the month. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a selection of new singles being serviced in November in this month's Radio Report.
CAPTAIN CUTS featuring NATEUR – "Love Like We Used To" (Epic, November 1 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: The Los Angeles songwriting/production trio has achieved some success at the format, most notably with "Shut Up And Dance" for Walk The Moon, which reached #2 for three weeks last year. Nateur, writer Nate Cyphert, has not charted here.
JACOB WHITESIDES – "Focus" (Double U/ADA, November 1 – CHR/Top 40)
Album: Why? (2016)
Past CHR History: Tennessee teen Whitesides, who turns 19 later this month, stalled out just below the top 50 here earlier in 2016 with "Lovesick". Though it likely won't do much heading into the holidays, the singer has a large group of fans to support the single.
ALEX DA KID featuring X AMBASSADORS & ELLE KING – "Not Easy" (RCA, November 7 / 8 – Triple A / Alternative)
Past AAA/ALT History: Both featured acts are known at the two formats, the former for hits like "Renegades" and "Unsteady", and the latter for "Ex's And Oh's" and "Under The Influence". With a strong team, it should be an "Easy" sell for crossover play in 2017.
LP – "Lost On You" (Vagrant/BMG, November 7 – Triple A)
Album: Death Valley (EP) (2016)
Past AAA History: Four years ago, "Into The Wild" achieved some airplay at the format after being featured in a Citibank ad, and it had a brief run in the top 40. However, this release comes to the U.S. with huge chart success across Europe. Don't let it get "Lost".
LUKAS GRAHAM – "You're Not There" (Warner Bros., November 7 / 8 – Hot AC / CHR/Top 40)
Album: Lukas Graham (2016)
Past HAC/CHR History: The Danish band has two U.S. hits to date, the larger of the two being chart-topper "7 Years", which spent three weeks at #1 on the Hot AC chart and one week on the CHR chart. Their newest single will be "There" in the top 40 quite soon.
STING – "I Can't Stop Thinking About You" (A&M/Interscope, November 7 – Hot AC)
Album: 57th & 9th (2016)
Past HAC History: The 65-year-old musician was last on the chart a decade ago, when he collaborated with Sheryl Crow on "Always On Your Side". It reached #10. His biggest Hot AC hit is "Desert Rose", featuring Cheb Mami, which spent ten weeks at #3 in 2000.
CHARLI XCX featuring LIL YACHTY – "After The Afterparty" (Atlantic, November 15 – CHR/Top 40)
Past CHR History: It's been nearly two years since this English singer appeared in the top 40 with "Break The Rules", which peaked at #23 (and was largely forgotten about after the holiday freeze.) With two #1 songs to her credit, we'll see how this party plays out.
MIIKE SNOW – "The Heart Of Me" (Downtown/Atlantic, November 15 – Alternative)
Album: iii (2016)
Past ALT History: After a year of tragic and senseless gun violence around the world, a single with a title like "My Trigger" had very little opportunity to become a huge hit at Alternative radio. Still, it made the top 40. Now, the trio hopes to reach the top ten again.
Tagged as Alex Da Kid, alternative, Captain Cuts, Charli XCX, CHR/Top 40, Hot AC, LP, Lukas Graham, Miike Snow, Sting, Triple A
RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (October 2016)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new releases will be lighting up your local station's playlist during the month. Which tunes will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a selection of new singles being serviced in October in this month's Radio Report.
CALUM SCOTT – "Dancing On My Own" (Capitol, October 3 – Hot AC)
Past HAC History: This is Scott's first single to be serviced to the format. The original song, recorded by Robyn, did not chart here.
TRAIN – "Play That Song" (Columbia, October 3 – Hot AC and Triple A)
Album: A Girl, A Bottle, A Boat. (2017)
Past HAC/AAA History: They first charted with 1999's "Meet Virginia", and the California group is ready for its latest chart "song".
DNCE – "Body Moves" (Republic, October 4 – CHR/Top 40)
Album: DNCE (2016)
Past CHR History: "Cake By The Ocean" spent 27 weeks in the top 40 to reach its #2 peak. Let's hope this song "moves" a bit faster.
ROYAL TEETH – "Kids Conspire" (Round Hill/CO5, October 4 – Alternative)
Album: Amateurs (EP) (2016)
Past ALT History: These Louisiana "Kids" have never made the top 40 at the format, but this release fits the sound at the moment.
GOO GOO DOLLS – "Over & Over" (Warner Bros., October 10 – Hot AC)
Album: Boxes (2016)
Past HAC History: With two decades of charting tracks, and a recent top 15 hit in "So Alive", the format isn't "over" them quite yet.
JAMES TW – "When You Love Someone" (Island/Republic, October 10 – Hot AC)
Album: First Impressions (EP) (2016)
Past HAC History: This is the 18-year-old singer's first single to be serviced to Hot AC radio, and it's a quality ballad for the format.
RIHANNA – "Love On The Brain" (Roc Nation/Def Jam, October 10/11 – CHR/Top 40 and Hot AC)
Album: Anti (2016)
Past CHR/HAC History: With a plentiful amount of hit singles at both formats, this ballad might become a career song for the star.
CAPITAL CITIES – "Vowels" (Lazy Hooks/Capitol, October 18 – Alternative)
Past ALT History: A, E, I, O and U better believe that this duo is "safe and sound" at the format. Y? They have another catchy track.
FOR KING & COUNTRY – "Priceless" (Word/ADA, October 24 – Hot AC)
Album: RUN WILD. LIVE FREE. LOVE STRONG. (Deluxe Anniversary Edition) (2015)
Past HAC History: "Fix My Eyes" set its sights on the top 40, and it spent four weeks there. Put some faith in this song to chart too.
BISHOP BRIGGS – "Wild Horses" (Island/Republic, October 25 – Alternative)
Past ALT History: "River" (#3) made Briggs one of the top newcomers here this year. She'll be galloping for chart glory once more.
Tagged as alternative, Bishop Briggs, Calum Scott, Capital Cities, CHR/Top 40, DNCE, for KING & COUNTRY, Goo Goo Dolls, Hot AC, James TW, Rihanna, Royal Teeth, Train, Triple A
RADIO REPORT: POP! Goes The Picks (August 2015) (Part Two)
It's time once again to analyze the airwaves and find out if your favorite new singles will be lighting up the national charts during the month. Which tracks will climb to the top and which ones will hit a stop? Here's a small selection of new songs being serviced in August on the Alternative and Triple A formats in the second part of this month's Radio Report:
ALTERNATIVE (*) and TRIPLE A (**)
MAC DEMARCO – "The Way You'd Love Her" (August 4) (**)
Label: Captured Tracks
August 7 marks the release of DeMarco's new mini-album, Another One, though the full set of eight songs is available to stream as of now. The 25-year-old Canadian singer/songwriter managed to crack the top 30 on the Billboard 200 last year with Salad Days and the new set should keep his days on the listing alive. The Current, based out of Minneapolis, added the cut several weeks ago.
MEG MYERS – "Lemon Eyes" (August 4) (*)
Label: Atlantic
Tennessee-born Myers is on the verge of releasing a full-length album after a couple of successful EPs, and so far, the 28-year-old singer has managed two top 20 singles on the Alternative survey. Coincidentally, the two have one-word titles: "Desire" (from last year) and "Sorry" (from early this year.) I'm sure she won't be too bitter if the single becomes another moderate hit at the format.
RAYLAND BAXTER – "Yellow Eyes" (August 4) (**)
Label: ATO
Still deep into the optometry section of the monthly radio post, we find another musician based in Nashville, though one that's on the hunt for their breakout hit on the airwaves. Coming from a musical family, the americana and folk singer definitely has a place waiting for him on the Triple A format. Baxter's single is already spinning on Nashville's Lightning 100 and Philadelphia's WXPN.
ALABAMA SHAKES – "Gimme All Your Love" (August 11) (* + **)
Sharing the same label as Baxter is this quartet, who interrupt the short chart run of the album cut "Future People" (currently top 30 on the Triple A chart based off unsolicited airplay) with this official second single from the former #1 album Sound & Color. If some GRAMMY "Love" doesn't come in for their material later this year, it will certainly be a disappointment. Watch out for this.
SISTER SPARROW & THE DIRTY BIRDS – "Sugar" (August 11) (**)
Label: Party Fowl/Thirty Tigers
Last week, this song came up in my Spotify Discovery Weekly review as one of my favorite selections on the playlist. However, the New York group is already being buzzed about for some great live performances, which is converting into adds and larger streams data at digital platforms. We've already had several "Sugar" titles at different radio formats this year, but this one is just as sweet.
GRACE POTTER – "Empty Heart" (August 18) (**)
Label: Hollywood
32-year-old Potter and her group The Nocturnals have been rocking out together for over a decade, but for her latest release, it's a solo outing. Midnight is the name of the album, which is due in a few weeks. First single "Alive Tonight" stalled out fairly quickly and, thus, with no single at radio, the time has come to get something out there. It certainly has a better chance to gain some play.
TYLER LYLE – "Feel Free" (August 18) (**)
Label: All Who Wander
Independent singer Lyle, originally from Georgia, has been writing and recording music for some time now. You may remember a video for his song "Werewolf" that gained some nice coverage online in 2013. This past June, his latest album, The Native Genius Of Desert Plants, bloomed at digital retail and streaming, and it's a solid batch of songs. This bluesy single is among the best on it.
VANCE JOY – "Fire And The Flood" (August 25) (*)
Label: F-Stop/Atlantic
After the multi-format hit that was "Riptide" and the top five followup "Mess Is Mine" on Alternative radio, the Melbourne singer is now in stores with an expanded edition of his Dream Your Life Away album, originally released last September. Though "Great Summer" from the soundtrack to Paper Towns wasn't included on it, this release was, and a music video debuted for it last week.
Which of these new songs would you like to see on top of the charts? Let me know! Comment below or click the "Get Social!" tab to find PGTC on social media.
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Tagged as AAA, Alabama Shakes, Alternative radio, Grace Potter, Mac DeMarco, Meg Myers, Rayland Baxter, Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds, Triple A, Tyler Lyle, Vance Joy


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Traffic Violations and Tickets
What happens if you refuse to sign a traffic ticket?
The law in Florida has been amended such that you only have to sign a ticket if it (1) is a "criminal" traffic citation or (2) it requires a "mandatory hearing" in court.
Section 318.14(2) of the Florida Statutes provides:
(2) Except as provided in ss. 316.1001(2) and 316.0083, any person cited for a violation requiring a mandatory hearinglisted in s. 318.19 or any other criminal traffic violation listed in chapter 316 must sign and accept a citation indicating a promise to appear.
A citation for a bad tail light, a civil traffic offense, does not require a signature. There is a case currently pending in Orlando Florida that is addressing this specific issue where an officer lied to a motorist that he had to have her "sign" the tail light ticket.
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What appens if you refuse to sign a traffic ticket in Virgina?
Not much happens. The officer will note that the driver refused to sign the ticket. It will not prevent the ticket from being valid and the fine having to be resolved.
Refuse to sign Florida traffic ticket?
Enjoy jail time until Judge grants bail.
What happens if you got a traffic citation and were not asked to sign it?
It is not necessary that you sign, the ticket is still valid
What happens if you refuse to sign a no seat belt ticket?
you could possibly get taken to court
If you fail to obey a stop sign how much is the traffic ticket?
If you fail at a stop sign how much is the traffic ticket in long beach, ca?
What happens of a policeman doesn't sign the traffic ticket?
Go to court anyways and have the judge sign off on it just in case and you wont get in trouble if the officer didnt sign it, cuz it would be the officers fault.
What happens if you dont sign the ticket?
This happened to me. You will be handcuffed, arrested and booked. It is a misdemeanor. Just sign the ticket!
Is a speeding citation valid if the trooper did not make you sign the ticket?
In most states you can refuse to sign the citation. By singing the ticket you only acknowledge receipt of the violation, it is not a plea of guilt. Nor is it a not guilty plea if one does not endorse the ticket.
If you fail to obey a stop sign how much is the traffic ticket in California?
Approximately $200.
Is a traffic summons valid if not signed by accused?
Yes it is. It is not absolutely necessary that you sign the ticket.
What will be the punishment if someone didn't obey the no turning left sign in the road?
A traffic Violation ticket
If you get a speeding ticket in Tennessee and refuse to sign the ticket what could happen?
You could be arrested and taken into custody. Signing the ticket is not admitting guilt. It is only promising to appear at your court date to answer the charges.
What is the statute of limitation for running a stop sign in NJ?
There is none. Running a stop sign is a volatiion of traffic regulations not of statutory law. They always exist and will appear on your traffic record. If you have a traffic ticket just go ahead and pay it.
What if you are issued a speeding ticket in Nebr refuse to sign the ticket?
Normally a signature on the ticket admits only that you were given a copy and that you agree to appear on the charge. In some states, refusing to sign a ticket is a separate charge and since you are not agreeing to appear on the charge, you may be arrested and held for appearance in front of a judge.
What happens when someone refuses to sign the claim on a life insurance policy?
If they refuse to sign the application for a claim, they will not be paid the proceeds of the policy.
What happens if a police officer doesn't have you to sign a citation is it still valid?
If a police officer doesn't have a person to sign their ticket, the ticket is still valid in any state. It is only a myth that the ticket will be thrown out of court.
Is not signing a traffic ticket is it an arrest?
If you refused to sign a traffic ticket then you could be dentained and could be facing a night or two days in jail. By signing it it doesnt means that you broke the law. It only means that you are going to show up for court. In a few states some officers sign RTS (refused to sign). I hope this answered you question.
Traffic signs with graffiti do they count for tickets?
Yes, traffic signs with graffiti can still get you a ticket because everyone should know the shapes and colors of a sign as well as what is written on them. If you are caught painting on a sign, you will be fined as well.
What happens if you don't sign a speeding ticket in Utah?
Two things: 1. In some states you can be arrested or 2. The officer just writes "Refused to sign" on the ticket and hands it to you anyway.
Is it legal to not sign sign a citation in Utah?
In some states if you refuse to sign they will arrest you. If other states if you do not sign it makes no difference. Signing the citation is just signifying you got it, and is not an admission of guilt. Sign the citation and then argue the case in traffic court.
How much will running a stop sign ticket cost in Massachusetts?
It cost me $100! On a very minor road with no traffic. Beware.
Didnt refuse to sign traffic tickets I was in the ofcr's custody did more paper work taken to jail but didn't get to sign tixx am I still liable?
Yes you are still liable. It is not absolutely required that you sign the ticket. All that means is that you agree to appear for court. In many states they never get you to sing while in others they will take you to jail if you do not. Since you were booked the issue is moot anyway.
What is the fine for running a stop sign?
The fine for running a stop sign is usually around $35.00 or so. However, it will vary depending on the city in which you received the traffic ticket.
What if you are not asked to sign a speeding ticket in MA?
There is no requirement to sign a ticket. It does not make the ticket invalid.
What happens with a police officer gives you a ticket and you dont sign it?
In some place you will go to jail, it others it does not matter. If the officer asks you to sign, sign. You are not admitting to anything.
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The winners of this year's BBC Music Awards were revealed at a ceremony at Kings Place in London last night.
A recording of Bruckner's Ninth Symphony from the final concert given by the late Claudio Abbado topped the Orchestral category, with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra's 'luminous clarity' making this a revelatory performance of the composer's unfinished masterpiece.In the Choral category, Sir Andrew Davis struck gold with Elgar's Dream of Gerontius, with soloists Sarah Connolly, Stuart Skelton and David Soar joining the BBC Symphony Chorus and Orchestra. And Sarah Connolly, with pianist Joseph Middleton, offered one of three performances at the Awards ceremony, hosted by editor Oliver Condy and BBC Radio 4 Today programme's James Naughtie. Joyce DiDonato's Stella di Napoli disc stole the limelight in the Vocal category.
Korean composer Unsuk Chin won the jury's 'Premiere' award for her recording of three concertos including her piano concerto performed by Sunwook Kim with the Seoul Philharmonic under Myung-Whun Chung.


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UKA and England Athletics Welcome Funding Package
England Athletics today welcomed the news that the sport in England is to receive £20.46million in funding over the next four years.
In partnership with UK Athletics, England Athletics delivered a submission for funding based on targeting maximum investment at the very grass roots of the sport, focussing on the essential work done by athletics clubs and coaches across the country.
Chief executive of England Athletics Mike Summers said: "It is great news that we will have £5million per year for each of the next four years.
"The announcement from Sport England shows that they share the vision presented by England Athletics and UK Athletics of channelling the funding to the very heart of the sport of athletics. The restructuring that England Athletics is undergoing will allow us to do this. This funding is both a clear endorsement of our vision and a tool with which to deliver it.
"The money will now be delivered at the point where it will have maximum impact for the sport. Athletics Networks with clubs working in co-operation with one another and other organisations in their locality will be a major priority. Coaching too will be a key focus. We know that the impact of high quality coaching is widespread, deep-seated and long lasting; we are confident that enabling higher standards of coaching over the next four years will have a positive impact on the sport long after this four year period."
As well as Athletics Networks England Athletics is also looking to work with other partners such as Parkrun and the Women's Running Network as part of the Run In England project. This is part of the wider goal of making enjoyment and success in the sport as accessible as possible to the maximum number of people.
Summers continued: "With this money comes accountability but that is something that we, and I'm sure the wider sport, embrace. People have a right to know their money is being used appropriately for the benefit of the whole sport. We have a responsibility to make the best use of the funding that we have been allocated.
"England Athletics is also very aware that the efforts, skills and dedication of so many people within the sport are an equally vital resource, and we take our responsibility to them just as seriously. By combining this funding with their efforts we believe the effectiveness and potential of both can be maximised.
"We are looking forward to a successful four years in the sport but want to ensure that this money and the efforts of so many people within the sport build for the future long beyond 2012."
UKA will act as the commissioning body for all of the Sport England funding package. UKA Chief Executive Niels de Vos, who worked closely with England Athletics on the submission, added;
'Sport England's investment in to the grass roots of athletics now matches that of UK Sport into elite athletics which is essential for the health and development of the sport.
"With this funding package, Sport England have soundly endorsed the shared vision and strategy of both UKA and England Athletics. I look forward to working with England on a shared strategy designed to improve the sport from all levels from junior clubs to internationals."


Between 1950 and 1960, Somalia was under Italian administration. The Italians run the 'Corpo di Sicurezza della Somalia', which also operated a number of F-51D Mustangs. Eight of these were handed over to Somalia, together with six C-47/Dakotas and six Beech C-45s, when the country was released into independence, and they formed the core of the future Somali Air Corps, remaining in service until 1968. The exact look of Somali F-51D Mustangs is still somewhat of mystery, with almost no references being available. The artwork here was prepared with help of information from Mr. Gianfranco Lanini and a decal sheet released in Portugal, years ago. In addition to national markings - worn in six places - and the large black code '2', applied on rear fuselage, the aircraft should have had a part of its original serial applied somewhere on the fin.


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Peter Behrens (1868-1940)
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The main sheet of Behrens. One of the 38 artist's copies on Japan. From: Pan IV. Year, Issue 2, with the typographic designation.
Peter Behrens was a German architect and designer. He was central to the modernist movement and several of the movement's leading names (including Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius) worked for him in the earlier stages of their careers. He is noted for his influential role in the development of modern architecture in Germany. In addition, he was a pioneer in the field of industrial Design. The kiss is the most iconic image of Jugendstil, the German counterpart of Art Nouveau. This all-embracing style took its name from the magazine Jugend, founded in Munich in 1896, which espoused the new movement. In Berlin at the same time, the literary-artistic journal Pan was equally instrumental in promoting the Jugendstil aesthetic, and it was inside the magazine's pages (vol iv, no 2, 1898) that this quintessential colour woodcut first appeared.
Much favoured by the Symbolists, the theme of kissing lovers (of frequently ambiguous gender) was also famously treated by Edvard Munch and Gustav Klimt, to name but two succeeding examples. Behrens made this print during his early and most committed adherence to Jugendstil when he was set on becoming a painter and graphic artist.
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