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Frank Pennink
John Jacob Frank Pennink
1983 (aged 70)
Place Born
Delft, South Holland, The Netherlands
Place Died
Forest Row, East Sussex, England
"His design philosophy was aligned to that of the Golden Age architects, such as Colt and Simpson. Frequently, though, Pennink was called upon to perform when constrained by a tight project budget; heightening his sensitivity to saving his client's money." Keith Cutten
Saunton's West course is one of Pennink's notable restorations
John Jacob "Frank" Pennink was born in the city of Delft, which lies between The Hague and Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
After moving to England, he was a pupil at Rose Hill School and Tonbridge School in Kent – playing cricket against Clifton College at Lord's – before enrolling at Magdalene College, Oxford, where he played golf for the university from 1933 to 1935.
Once he'd completed his studies, his opted for employment within the insurance industry, which is what both Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus did in their early years.
Away from work, Frank was one of the top amateur players in Great Britain, winning the English Amateur Championship at Saunton in 1937 then repeating this feat at Moortown the following year, when he also played in the victorious Walker Cup team at St Andrews.
Unfortunately, World War II then intervened, curtaining his golfing activities, and he enlisted in the Royal Air Force, serving as a Squadron Leader. After the war ended, he became a sports journalist, writing golf articles for the Sunday Express and the Daily Mail newspapers.
Lorne Smith on his website finegolf.com comments about this period in Frank's life by saying: "he became well known for his informed comment of golf, his intimate knowledge of the game and its exponents being a great advantage."
Authors Geoff Cornish and Ron Whitten then take up the story in their book The Golf Course: "In 1954 Pennink joined the established course design practice of C.K. Cotton. He eventually headed the firm that came to be known as Cotton (C.K.), Pennink, Lawrie and Partners Ltd.
He was the most active designer in the firm, handling courses in B...
He was the most active designer in the firm, handling courses in Britain, the Continent, Africa and even the Far East. He was a founding member of BAGCA (the British Association of Golf Course Architects) and served for a time as its president."
Both Donald Steel and Cameron Sinclair joined the design company in the mid-1960s and Donald told us: "Because of his connections and availability, Frank undertook nearly all the overseas work, particularly in Holland and Portugal.
His father was Dutch and Frank was a Europhile who served the European Golf Association and should have been President but that is another story."
Frank was also heavily involved in golf administration, becoming President of the English Golf Union in 1967. He was a Walker Cup Selector for many years and was part of the backroom team when the 1971 Great Britain team won the biennial event for the first time since he'd been a player in 1938.
In an architectural career lasting the best part of four decades, Frank Pennink designed literally dozens of courses in many far flung corners of the world; from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in Asia to Morocco and Zambia in Africa.
In Europe, he laid out or renovated courses from Denmark and Sweden in the north to Italy and Portugal in the south. He also built or added to quite a few courses in the Netherlands, including extensions to the courses at Kennemer and Rosendaelsche, both of which currently reside within the Continental Europe Top 50.
His Portuguese designs at Vilamoura (Old) and Palmares in the Algarve, though modified in more recent times, also occupy similar lofty positions within our European rankings.
Frank was also active elsewhere in Europe and, according to Donald Steel, "he did much pioneering work in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary."
Within England, Pennink created or remodelled golfing layouts all the way from Seaton Carew at Hartlepool in the northeast to the West course at Saunton in the southwest.
He added nine holes to the Silverburn course at Royal Aberdeen, did the same at Castlerock in Northern Ireland (creating the much-loved 9-hole Bann layout), and fashioned the 18-hole Old course at St Pierre in Wales with Ken Cotton.
A number of "Royals" were also modified by Frank down the years, including Royal Lytham and St Annes in 1952, Royal Liverpool in 1966 and Royal St George's in 1975.
In later life, Frank lived in Forest Row, East Sussex, close to Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club, where he worked right up to within days of his passing away in 1984.
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In The Evolution of Golf Course Design by Keith Cutten, the author has this to say about Frank:
"His design philosophy was aligned to that of the Golden Age architects, such as Colt and Simpson. Frequently, though, Pennink was called upon to perform when constrained by a tight project budget; heightening his sensitivity to saving his client's money.
This reality made him focus on three aspects of design: creating simple yet effective greens, limiting the use of fairway bunkers; and creating relatively simple green surrounds."
Home of Sport – Golf by Frank Pennink in 1952
Golfer's Companion by Frank Pennink in 1962
Frank Pennink's Choice of Golf Courses by Frank Pennink in 1976
Frank Pennink Leaderboard
Courses Played
1 Brian Ward 22
2 Jim McCann 14
3 Jorn Greve 13
= Andy Newmarch 13
5 John Cox 12
= stuart mcclymont 12
7 Borje Laurinsson 11
= Don Ward 11
= Keith Baxter 11
= Steve Critchell 11
Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Frank Pennink
10th 66th
Aachener Golf Club may be the closest that any Colt, Alison and Morrison course in Germany gets to its architectural roots.
Aroeira 1
8th 22nd
Frank Pennink, the master architect, designed Aroeira 1 in 1972 and the course hosted the 1996 and 1997 Portuguese Opens.
Ballyliffin (Old)
3rd 17th 100th
The Old course at Ballyliffin Golf Club is a classic links, with fairways that pitch and roll through wild dunes. This is links golf at its most traditional, where the perfect drive will often find an awkward lie.
9th 19th
Bangor Golf Club still retains the original Braid design hallmarks that have delighted generations of local golfers.
Barnham Broom (Valley)
The Valley course was first to appear at Barnham Broom in 1977 and it's a Frank Pennink design, with several of the holes routed around the flowing waters of the River Yare as it winds its way through the property.
Breitenloo
Founded in 1964, Breitenloo Golf Club started out with a 9-hole course fashioned by Frank Pennink and Donald Harradine, which the club expanded to 18 holes by 1971.
Broekpolder
Frank Pennink originally designed Booekpolder Golf Club and he turned a flat, featureless landscape into an exciting, open parkland course. It's now something of a modern Dutch master.
The course at Bury St Edmunds Golf Club first opened in 1924, designed by two-time Major winner Ted Ray. Due to the construction of the A14 road in the late 1960s, the layout was redesigned and upgraded by Frank Pennink.
Castlerock (Bann)
The 2,446-yard 9-hole Bann is Castlerock Golf Club's relief course and it's routed through towering dunes that sit just off the Atlantic shoreline.
3rd 5th
Conwy Golf Club has played host to a number of major tournaments, including the Martini in 1970, when Peter Thomson and Doug Sewell tied on 268...


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ACLU public defense lawsuit dismissed
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By Melissa Davlin and Seth Ogilvie, Idaho Reports
The public defense lawsuit filed by ACLU Idaho has been dismissed, according to the Idaho court repository. You can view District Judge Samuel Hoagland's decision here.
The ACLU filed the lawsuit against the state in June 2015, charging the state's system of public defense didn't meet constitutional muster. Currently, Idaho's 44 counties are in charge of providing legal defense for those who can't afford lawyers, but critics say some counties fail to provide adequate defense.
In his decision, Hoagland concurred there are problems with Idaho's public defense system, but said the plaintiff cited examples only from a handful of Idaho counties — even though the entire state of Idaho was sued on grounds that the whole system is flawed.
Hoagland also said while Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter and the Idaho Legislature have influence over the counties and can help them fix public defense inadequacies, the courts don't have the authority to compel either party to solve the individual problems.
"The connection of the claimed injury to the Governor and the PDC are too remote to be fairly traceable," Hoagland wrote. "Neither has the power and authority to act alone to address the Plaintiff's grievances. Certainly, both have moral, political, and public power to pressure the legislature or the counties to act, but neither have the ability to require it."
Hoagland did not agree with the state, however, that Otter or the legislature are immune from lawsuits over the issue.
"The Governor has a duty to ensure the Constitution and laws are enforced in Idaho. The governor also has direct supervisory authority over those responsible to establish standards for a constitutionally sound public defense system," he wrote. "The fact that the legislature has delegated public defender services to individual counties does not abdicate the Defendants' responsibility to indigent criminal defendants in the state of Idaho. Accordingly, the court finds that the Governor and the PDC members are subject to suit."
Hoagland's dismissal happened around the time the Idaho Legislature's Public Defense Reform Interim Committee met again to go over details of a public defense reform proposal.
Lawmakers on the committee have said in the past that no matter what happens with the ACLU lawsuit, they aim to make changes to the public defense system in Idaho, including having uniform standards and training for public defenders and providing more resources for counties.
"This dismissal of the lawsuit will not put a stop to the work of the interim committee. The state had every plan to go forward with public defense improvement," said Rep. Christy Perry, co-chair of the interim public defense committee. "What it may do is now open up a better dialogue, actually, between those who are seeking change and those who are trying to implement it."
ACLU Idaho released this statement:
"We haven't seen the official decision, but everybody knows this lawsuit is going to have multiple chapters. Idahoans deserve their 6th amendment rights, and we at the ACLU of Idaho will continue to stay aggressive as we have been to protect those rights."
Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's office had no comment at this time.
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Chinelos are a kind of traditional costumed dancer which is popular in the Mexican state of Morelos, parts of the State of Mexico and the Federal District of Mexico City, especially the boroughs of Milpa Alta and Xochimilco. The tradition arose from the blending of indigenous and Catholic traditions, most notably Carnival, with its permission to be masked and to mock. Chinelos mock Europeans and European mannerisms from the colonial period up to the end of the 19th century.  The Chinelos tradition is strongest in Morelos, especially around Carnival, but Chinelos now appear at other festivities such as Independence Day celebrations, private parties and more.

History

The word "chinelos" is derived from the Nahuatl word "zineloquie" which means "disguised." The dance is one of many to develop after the Spanish conquest as native traditions and rites blended into Christian festivals. One of these is Carnival, with its traditions of wearing masks, role reversal, anonymity and behaviors not normally tolerated. This dance developed as a mockery of the Europeans with their fine clothing, beards, fair skin and mannerisms. The modern Chinelos costume began to take shape from between the mid 19th century to the early 20th.  The elaborate dress, gloved hands, uptilted beard and arrogant stance also makes fun of the salon dancing of the upper classes during the period of the French intervention as well as Porfirio Díaz's attempts to "Europeanize" Mexico at the end of the 19th century. The dance developed in the state of Morelos, part of the State of Mexico, part of the Federal District of Mexico City (generally in the south) and even as far as the municipality of Taxco in Guerrero . They are the best known Carnival dancers in Mexico with Morelos having the most groups.

The dance became most developed in the state of Morelos, which in the 19th century was home to a number of sugar cane haciendas which made great fortunes for their owners, but left workers impoverished. Four large municipalities in the state, whose histories extend back to the pre-Hispanic period, are famous for their Chinelos: Tlayacapan, Tepoztlán and Yautepec and Jiutepec. The town of Tlayacapan is probably where the modern format for Chinelo dancing originated. The Chinelos here still perform in the former monastery's extra large atrium during Carnival.

The Chinelo dancers are now a symbol of the state of Morelos, with the tradition increasing with more towns having dance troupes and it is possible to see troupes dancing at times other than Carnival. It is even possible to hire Chinelos dancers for special occasions. Chinelos are now part of the annual Independence Day celebrations in Cuernavaca .  The tradition in Taxco was more popular over a hundred years ago but it has waned. There is still one group with about forty members in a community called Landa. They can be seen associated with the festival associated with Our Lady of Sorrows as well as for Candlemas on February 2.

Costumes

The Chinelos costume consists of four main items: a long flowing robe which usually has a rectangular shape tunic, a mask, a large plumed hat, and gloves. The flowing robe and delicate decoration has an almost feminine appearance, making the dancers appear androgynous. These robes are usually made out of velvet. As the robes are extremely hot to dance in, dancers wear bandannas to prevent excessive sweating and dehydration. The Chinelos costume of Tlayacapan is the closest to the original developed in the 19th century. The hat is broader, less embellished with only two or three large feathers. A patterned bandana tied around the head is worn underneath the hat. The tunic is a white robe of white or blue, which is generally not embroidered. The rectangular cape has an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe  .

As the tradition spread and developed, especially in Morelos, other towns and groups made distinctive changes to their Chinelos gear and today each town and troupe has its own distinctive elements. This began the process of making extremely elaborate costumes in some places. In Yautepec, the best costumes are made of velvet and are entirely covered in designs and images made from beads, sequins, ribbing and imitation precious stones. These decorative elements can be expensive such as quality beads imported from the Czech Republic . The hats have pre-Hispanic images and modern interpretations of ancient legends. In Tepotzlán, the tunic is made from black velvet and is completely smooth with the image on the back painted on, rather than stitched. The feather decoration in the hat is made of fabric. The hat became higher, straighter and more elaborate, with a black velvet tunic embroidered with sequins.

The Chinelo's masks are made of mesh and always feature an upturned beard and European features. It and the bandana wrapped around the head are essential in keeping Chinelos' identities secret, something reinforced with the use of gloves on the hands. To further assure anonymity, costumes are closely guarded and kept secret. Members of the troupe dress in different houses to add to the confusion.

The elaborate decorations have made the costumes expensive to make. Prices for making the outfit can range anywhere from 4,000 to 100,000 pesos depending on the complexity of the decoration, the materials used and the time involved. For example, decorations done in beads is more expensive than those in sequins as the beads are smaller. A really elaborate costume can cost up to $2,000 or 400,000 pesos to make. There are now professional Chinelo tunic, mask and hat makers as well as competitions to determine best costume. In Tlayacapan there are at least eight families that dedicated themselves full-time to making the gear. José Salazar Flores of Tepotzlán makes his living making nothing but Chinelo hats. These hats alone can cost anywhere from 12,000 to 30,000 pesos and take about forty days each. The hat is made from fabric with frame made from palm leaves.  The costumes worn at previous Carnivals or other occasions can fetch up to 100,000 pesos from collectors.

Performances

The dance, literally called a "brincon" or "jump" is a set of repetitive steps. The choreography is very simple. With feet apart and knees slightly bent, the dancers take two shuffling steps, then leading with one shoulder or the other, take a small jump to the right or left. Dancers join in and drop out for longer events but the group dances as long as the band plays. Most Chinelos dancers are young men as it is tiring and the costumes can be suffocating. The role of a Chinelo dancer is passed on from parents to children. On some occasions children dance on a different day than their parents.

Most traditionally, Chinelos dance for Carnival, with events beginning as early as the last weekend of January and different towns take turns on the following weekends until Lent begins. The dances take place on the weekends between mid afternoon on Fridays until late evening on Sundays. The dancers are always accompanied by a brass band. The music is most traditional at the Carnival of Tlayacapan, which also gave rise to the Banda de Musica Santa Maria de Tlayacapan, the best known musical group of Morelos.

In the boroughs of Milpa Alta and Xochimilco, there is no important festival without the participation of these dancers. The dancers also accompany the celebrated "Niñopa" image during its many processions and festivities in its honor during the year.

References

Morelos
Parades in Mexico
Carnivals in Mexico
Dance in Mexico
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These elegant pants are a must-have for daily or vacation outfits. They can be easily worn with every ready-to-wear piece and even with swimwear. The fabric is lined and the large elastic waist band creates a longer silhouette. Made in Canada with high quality Italian fabrics.


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There are 250,000 neurons in the brain of a fruit fly. Two types of these neurons are visualized with red and green colors. The fluorescent neurons glow like stars and galaxies in our universe. As galaxies are bounded together by gravity, neurons are connected to each other by dendrites and axons.
This image was scanned by confocal microscopy (Zeiss LSM 700). Red and green signals are from two brains and superimposed together. The arborizations are dendrites and axons, with which neurons talk with each other.


I want to share with all of you today a great recipe but also an especial celebration. As a latina, I feel the responsibility to share all my knowledge and roots with my daughters. I know most of the time we feel like in a competition of language but let me tell you, we are and we must teach our kids how important it is to speak in Spanish.
My grandmother used to say, los hijos son el reflejo de uno mismo, and let me tell you that is true. Every day I'm on top of my girls asking them to speak more and more Spanish.
I'm so proud to have this heritage and share all my abuelas recipes and of course, I'm so lucky that I can find lots of the same ingredients we have in Costa Rica here in San Diego. Walmart is a source for me to find all I need for my recipes, especially this month that we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
I must say, one pantry item that I love and I can't live without is NESTLÉ® La Lechera Sweetened Condensed Milk; We use it in almost or all our recipes, we eat it with crackers or fresh bread and pour on top of our snow cones, we have to have it at all times, it is definitely part of our food culture.
And speaking of celebrations, did I mention that back home my family when it comes to food and gatherings is the best, we all make different traditional dishes and share with our neighbors and friends. Here in San Diego, I'm blessed to have fabulous friends to celebrate this important month and sometimes I rely in different dishes that I love and are not very latinoish but, we put our stamp on it. For example, I brought STOUFFER'S® Family Size Chicken Alfredo and because this is a complete meal, I recommend to take advantage of the Ibotta link which offers a $1.00 reimbursement. I just made to accompany this dish my abuelitas Ensalada de Repollo, Yum! what a delicious dinner we had.
And for dessert, we had so much, Arroz con leche, caramelos and because I love easy peasy no complications, I know everybody love cookies and ice cream It was easy OUTSHINE® FROZEN SNACKS and NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Cookie Dough, was an easy option, so fresh cookies and paletas it is.
Don't get me wrong we are very proud of our culture and our food, but sometimes we need to make our life a little easy to also enjoy the party.
I know what are you thinking, what is my recipe? Ok just let me tell you that this recipe is my sisters go to dessert, she loves to make it and is so easy and so traditional that I want to share it with all of you. I'm sure that you are going to love how simple and easy it is, and how perfect it is for any family gathering. Remember we as latinos, are very humble people that love to laugh, eat and spend time with our families and friends, and we made delicious food with the most basic ingredients.
An easy, simple but so delicious dessert. The latino twist you will love.
Mix water and strawberry jello until completely dissolved, add condensed milk and coconut milk. Hydrated the unflavored gelatin in the water, place in microwave for 20 seconds and add to the mix above.
Mix well, and place the mixture in ramekins, place in the fridge for 4 hours or over night. Before serving, drizzle dulce de leche and sporkles to a fun and yummy decoration.
Football season is here and I can't wait. It is a great time to share delicious appetizer and finger food ideas and share them with my friends on Sundays, you know, Sunday football is the best.
So today I bring to you my version of two things I love, chicken and lime or lemon if you want, and I made a deliciously lemony chicken wings, my version of the best of the end of summer with the start of the perfect finger food.
And you know that wings are the favorite finger food at any sports match especially football, but for me, a delicious wing has to be crispy and full of flavor, you may thing that lime flavor is difficult to keep but marinating them is the secret to a great flavor. They are perfect, with some fries and a side of ranch dressing, my favorite.
So let's check it up a little bit and go ahead make this delicious and different wings for your next football party.
Your favorite wings from now on, so crispy and with a fabulous lime flavor.
In a large Ziploc bag place the wings, salt, pepper, lime juice and garlic, give it a shake and let it marinated for 4 hours.
Once ready, fry until golden brown in enough oil. Place in a coling rack with some paper to draing the excess oil. Sprinkle with the lime zest and enjoy.


DARE TO DREAM: The play-off dream is still alive following Tuesday night's win over Leyton Orient.
Be there on Saturday as we take on MK Dons at Spotland in our final home game of the season.
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The players need your support more than ever before - let's be loud and proud from kick-off!


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LA Chargers: "Steal a Player" series – NFC North edition
DETROIT, MI - NOVEMBER 28: Marvin Jones #11 of the Detroit Lions celebrates a first quarter touchdown with teammate Kenny Golladay #19 during the first quarter of the game against the Chicago Bears at Ford Field on November 28, 2019 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)
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From the Chicago Bears, the LA Chargers steal…
FS Eddie Jackson
Eddie Jackson would be a perfect fit for the Chargers. Some may say that the Chargers already have a stacked secondary, and that's somewhat true. However, if there's one area of the secondary that does concern me, it's the free safety spot next to Derwin James.
Rayshawn Jenkins was OK when he had to come in and play a larger role last year with injuries to Derwin James and Adrian Phillips very early in the season. Can he play a full season where he's the starter from the outset? That's likely going to be the case in 2020 with only Nasir Adderley really behind him on the depth chart.
Adderley could theoretically be the guy, but he didn't even see the field after injuring his hamstring last year. Jackson would be able to fill in for Phillips pretty seamlessly from day one. He has solid grades in rush defense and pass coverage.
Jackson is able to create turnovers at a high rate. In his three years with Chicago, he's racked up 10 interceptions, four forced fumbles, and five fumble recoveries. He's an absolute ballhawk on defense with his coverage ability.
Like with the defensive tackle spot, I'd just feel more comfortable in the secondary with an established free safety. Adderley or Jenkins probably both have the potential to start eventually, but it would be taking a risk in 2020.
Next. Which players fit the Chargers from the NFC East?
Bakhtiari and Bulaga is too good of a combo to pass up at the tackle spots, especially with the chemistry and experience they already have. Jones is an athletic receiver with great body control and speed that would complement the wideouts that the Chargers have already.
Pierce is a great bull rusher to stick next to Joseph and Jackson would be a great established piece after Adrian Phillips vacated the free safety position.
Which players would you take from each team in the NFC North to solidify the LA Chargers' roster? Let us know who you'd pick in the comments below.


Meet our Associate: Sharon Hoffman!
Bruce Fournier is pleased to welcome Sharon Hoffman to The HardWorking Nice Team.
She brings with her a wealth of knowledge in the financing field and looks forward to helping you find your next home or investment property. As a returning resident to Chilliwack, she lived here from 1985 till 1999 pursuing a career in the banking industry primarily as a loans/mortgage officer. Her return in Sept 2015, and wanting to continue her career assisting families with home ownership, inspired her to pursue her dream of becoming a Realtor.
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We were so fortunate to have found Sharon Hofman when we moved to BC,As our Realtor, she helped us find the right house in the right neighborhood for the right price. She was patient as we traveled from Manitoba to look at homes over two months and cautioned us about making unreasonable offers when we fell too quickly for overpriced homes. In short, she was always on our side working to make our house purchase as simple and successful as possible. The best part about working with Sharon was that she was always more focused on answering our questions, giving us good advice, and finding homes that met our needs than she was on closing a deal. We would recommend her to anyone.Moreover, she is very caring and professional woman who always caring their clients like her friends and family , in addition to this she showed her caring nature afterwards we moved in our dream house. She is awesome and lovely lady.


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The Himalayan Times > Sports > Kuwait FA agrees to host Nepal
Kuwait FA agrees to host Nepal
Published: August 10, 2019 4:20 pm On: Sports
Himalayan News Service
Kathmandu, August 9
The Nepal national football team will play its first match of the FIFA World Cup 2022 Preliminary Competition and AFC Asian Cup China 2023 Qualifiers in Kuwait.
According to the All Nepal Football Association, the Kuwait FA agreed to swap the two-leg fixtures on Friday morning. Nepal, who were scheduled to take on Kuwait in a home match on September 5, will now play the away match against the same opponents. Nepal will then travel to Chinese Taipei for a match on September 10 before facing Jordan on October 15.
"The ANFA had requested Kuwait FA, Chinese Taipei FA and Jordan FA to swap the fixtures due to the unavailability of the stadium. Chinese Taipei and Jordan agreed to change the fixtures but Kuwait FA had proposed to play both matches in Kuwait," said the ANFA. The fixtures had come under cloud after FIFA and AFC declined Kuwait's proposal.
After finishing the away matches, Nepal will host Kuwait on November 19, Chinese Taipei on March 26 next year and Jordan on June 4. The matches against Australia remained unchanged. Nepal will travel to Australia for away match on October 10 and will play home match on March 31 next year.
"As for the home matches, the ANFA is in talks with the National Sports Council and other member associations of the AFC to have it hosted in a neutral venue," the ANFA said. "We have been coordinating with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the National Sports Council to host Nepal's match on November 19 in Nepal. If we foresee the facilities in Nepal will not be ready by then we shall go for a neutral venue," ANFA Spokesperson Kiran Rai told the official website.
A version of this article appears in print on August 10, 2019 of The Himalayan Times.
PM has no right to dissolve House, SC told
KATHMANDU, JANUARY 17 Lawyers representing the petitioners that have challenged the dissolution of the House of Representatives today began pleading before the constitutional bench of the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JB Rana. Advocate Bhimarjun Acharya said the prime m	Read More...
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Korean authorities go after culprits who leaked initial reports about K-pop star Sulli's death to outsiders
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A member of the South Korean girl group f(x) Choi Jin-ri, also known by her stage name Sulli, is seen in this photo obtained October 16, 2019. (Via Reuters/File)
Abusive netizens have been blamed for the death of South Korean singer-actress Sulli whose private funeral was held on Thursday.
But who leaked the news of the discovery of the body of the 25-year-old on Monday?
Now, blame has been pinned on a firefighter who was among a team sent to Sulli's home when her manager could not contact her on Monday.
The Gyeonggi Disaster and Safety Headquarters, which has issued an official apology, said the man - who is not identified - took a photo of the reports about the incident, and forwarded it to a colleague.
The latter then made things worse by sharing the picture with other firefighters via a group chat .
At some point, the details of the tragedy popped up online.
According to the allkpop portal, the authorities have expressed shame and disappointment that "internal information was leaked externally" by firefighters, saying the latter failed to uphold the highest privacy standards expected by citizens.
The slip-up brought further pain to Sulli's family, the authorities noted.
Read also: K-pop singer decries cyber bullying after death of 'activist' star Sulli
The Fire Department will now re-examine its internal reporting system and take steps to avoid another screw-up.
The authorities have also asked those who forwarded the information, or posted it online, to own up to their mistake, failing which the police will be called in to investigate, the koreaboo portal reported.
The leak has alarmed netizens, with one posting: "Even in situations involving death, other people can't have any decency or follow protocol."
Meanwhile, an autopsy into Sulli's death has ruled out foul play but results of drug and toxicology tests are still pending.
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Canaman, Philippines Weather Averages
Weather in Canaman in January
Temperature hovers around 27°c and at night it feels like 23°c. In January, Canaman gets 267.19mm of rain and approximately 28 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 84%.
Weather in Canaman in February
Temperature hovers around 28°c and at night it feels like 23°c. In February, Canaman gets 159.83mm of rain and approximately 22 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 81%.
Weather in Canaman in March
Temperature hovers around 29°c and at night it feels like 24°c. In March, Canaman gets 143.81mm of rain and approximately 22 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 80%.
Weather in Canaman in April
Temperature hovers around 31°c and at night it feels like 24°c. In April, Canaman gets 112.80mm of rain and approximately 21 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 79%.
Weather in Canaman in May
Temperature hovers around 32°c and at night it feels like 26°c. In May, Canaman gets 179.34mm of rain and approximately 27 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 78%.
Weather in Canaman in June
Temperature hovers around 31°c and at night it feels like 26°c. In June, Canaman gets 209.19mm of rain and approximately 27 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 80%.
Weather in Canaman in July
Temperature hovers around 30°c and at night it feels like 25°c. In July, Canaman gets 303.10mm of rain and approximately 30 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 82%.
Weather in Canaman in August
Temperature hovers around 30°c and at night it feels like 25°c. In August, Canaman gets 228.36mm of rain and approximately 28 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 81%.
Weather in Canaman in September
Temperature hovers around 30°c and at night it feels like 25°c. In September, Canaman gets 309.80mm of rain and approximately 29 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 83%.
Weather in Canaman in October
Temperature hovers around 30°c and at night it feels like 25°c. In October, Canaman gets 327.64mm of rain and approximately 30 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 83%.
Weather in Canaman in November
Temperature hovers around 30°c and at night it feels like 25°c. In November, Canaman gets 260.55mm of rain and approximately 28 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 83%.
Weather in Canaman in December
Temperature hovers around 29°c and at night it feels like 24°c. In December, Canaman gets 386.10mm of rain and approximately 29 rainy days in the month. Humidity is close to 84%.
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The Tea Dragon Society Card Game is based on a graphic novel by Katie O'Neill and I will start by saying I had never heard or seen it before. However, dragons are one of my favourite creatures and being English I, of course, like a good cup of Rosie Lee! Making this a game I had to take a look at. The enchanting artwork on the box draws you in and continues in the box with the lovely card art, even the inside of the box is beautiful.
Each player takes a Tea Dragon of their choice and the matching starter deck (these are marked with 'st' in the bottom right hand corner) Return all unused Dragons and starter decks to the box. Place your Tea Dragon face up in front of you, next to your deck.
Shuffle the market deck and reveal the top four cards, placing them face up in the middle of the table, these will be the market cards that are available to buy. Whenever a card is taken from here, immediately replace it.
Shuffle up the four stacks of memory cards according to their season. Randomly remove cards from each season depending on the player count and put them back in the box (remove three cards from each season for two player, two from each season for three player and one from each season for four player) Place the Memory cards for Spring face up, under the market cards, set aside the cards for the other seasons for now.
The cost of cards is shown in the top right hand corner of the card, in the mug. The 'growth' (your currency) is shown in the top left hand corner in the green leaf and the points you'll get at game end is shown at the bottom in the middle of the card.
The player teaching the game or the oldest player will go first (I like this as I'm usually both!) Give the Mentors card to the person on their right ie. the person going last.
Draw a Card - Draw a card from your deck and place it face up in front of you. In this game, players do not have hands of cards, all cards are kept face up on the table in your 'hold'. Trigger any effects that occur. If your draw pile is empty, shuffle your discard pile to form a new draw deck. Don't forget your Tea Dragons special ability when drawing cards.
Buy a Card from the Market - Discard cards from your hold with growth equal to or more than the cost of the card you want to buy. You don't get change for overpaying and extra growth cannot be carried over to your next turn. When you buy a card from the market, place it face up in front of you, in your hold. Immediately replace the bought card with the top card from the deck. Be aware that two cards in the deck trigger an effect when they are revealed - Brick and Fickle Dragons. If at any point, the market deck is empty reshuffle the discard pile to form a new deck.
Buy a Memory Card - To buy a Memory Card you must discard cards the same way as when buying a market card. However, when you buy a Memory Card, place it in your discard pile then shuffle your discard pile with your deck to form a new deck.
Then, if only one Memory Card remains in the tableau, change the season. To do this first, discard the remaining Memory Card and flip over all of the Memory Cards for the new season. Discard the four available market cards and replace them with new cards from the market deck.
If you use the Mentors card at any point to pay for a card don't discard this - pass it onto the player on your right.
The game ends when there is only one Memory Card left in the Winter Season. Players add up their points and the one with the most is the winner!
The Tea Dragon Society Card Game is a super cute deck builder for beginners. Having open information and not a huge amount of text would make this a great game for kids, especially when you combine it with the artwork and easy to grasp iconography. Each player starts with four 'mischief' cards in their deck which will force you to discard growth cards meaning there can be an element of push your luck when drawing, do you draw a card to try and buy that Memory Card and risk losing cards from your hold instead? Sadly, the theme didn't shine as much as I wanted it to, the specific Tea Dragon abilities felt very 'samey' and the feeding, grooming, sleeping cards were just a name rather than a specific action that made you feel like you were taking care of your Tea Dragon.
This is, however, a great filler or introduction to deck building that would draw anyone in.
Review copy provided by Renegade Games.


How important is food to life! And when I say food, I mean quality food; being pesticide, insecticide, herbicide, antibiotic, hormone, preservative, chemical and GMO-free. No one needs any of these exogenous substances in their body right?! And what are we feeding our kids? Isn't it scary that this generation of children will be the first to possibly not live longer than their parents. NOW is the time to act! Things need to change! So today I'll go over the ingredient list of a popular Valentine's day candy, and the only conclusion to make is that it's scary! Please read labels to make the best possible choices!
Recently, I was speaking to a friend of mine about the impact foods have on our bodies, specifically negative effects on children's behaviours and she just couldn't believe that foods could be that negative and be that much of a trigger! Her surprise caught me off guard and I thought to myself that maybe a lot of people feel the same way she does! Maybe people just don't know the extent of the negative effects on the body of chemical foods, specifically artificial colourings and flavours, as well as processed and sugary foods.
Sugar: is addictive, creates blood sugar irregularities leading to other chronic illnesses, feeds cancer cells, contains empty calories void of any nutrients, gets stored into the body's fat cells.
Corn syrup: causes weight gain, is cancer causing, stresses the liver and creates fatty liver, leads to diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, leaky gut and heart disease, etc.
Brillant Blue FCF: possible carcinogen, has been linked to learning and behavioral problems, it has been banned in most European countries and is made from coal tar.
There are alternatives to conventional candy, and I'm not saying they're perfect, but they are a better choice. See the image below for brand and ingredients of YumEarth organic pops.
To end, here are some facts about food processing. What happens to food when it's processed? In foods, chemicals are added to foods in three ways. The first is an intentional additive that becomes an ingredient in the food. The second is chemicals added during processing which can contaminate the food even though they weren't added, they're used in packaging and can leach into the foods. Third are the silent additives, which are the pesticides, herbicides, chemicals in water and air, antibiotics and hormones fed to the animals to name a few.


This trend is fabulous! Why do I love single earring so much? It's pretty, original and you can mix and match it with so many outfits. Talking about outfits, I'd like to show you some of the best clothing combinations you can try this year. I personally tend to lose one of my earrings every time I am getting ready for parties and the one-earring trend is a savior for me! Anyway, this trend looks fabulous and very special. Trust me, you are going to be in the center of everyone's attention, once you try this earring for a cocktail party.


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Top Deemed Universities in India for Engineering
Given below is the list of top Deemed Universities in India for Engineering 2021 with top 10, 20 and 50 ranking private universities offering btech and mtech courses.
1. Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management Visakhapatnam
2. K L University Vijayawada
3. Sri Sathya Sai University Puttaparthi
4. Vignan University Guntur
5. North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology Itanagar
6. PEC University of Technology Chandigarh
7. Lingaya's University Faridabad
8. Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana Ambala
9. Manav Rachna International University Faridabad
10. Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra Ranchi
11. Indian School of Mines Dhanbad
12. International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore
13. KLE Academy of Higher Education & Research Belgaum
14. Manipal University Manipal
15. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Thiruvananthapuram
16. Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune
17. Institute of Chemical Technology Mumbai
18. KIIT University Bhubaneswar
19. Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Bhubaneswar
20. Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology Sangrur
21. Thapar University Patiala
22. Banasthali Vidyapith Tonk
23. Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani
24. LNM Institute of Information Technology Jaipur
25. AMET University Chennai
26. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore
27. B. S. Abdur Rahman University Chennai
28. Bharath University Chennai
29. Hindustan University Chennai
30. Karunya University Coimbatore
31. Meenakshi Academy of Higher Education and Research Chennai
32. PRIST University Thanjavur
33. Sathyabama University Chennai
34. Saveetha University Chennai
35. Shanmugha Arts, Science, Technology & Research Academy Thirumalaisamudram
36. SRM University Kanchipuram
37. St. Peter's University Chennai
38. Vel Tech Rangrajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology Chennai
39. Vels University
40. Vinayaka Missions University Salem
41. VIT University Vellore
42. ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education Hyderabad
43. International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
44. Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University Noida
45. Shobhit University Meerut
46. Graphic Era University Dehradun
Homi Bhabha National Institute
Homi Bhabha National Institute is a deemed university but moreover an institute of national excellence.
SRM University (Sri Ramaswamy Memorial University) also known as SRM Institute of Science and Technology is a co-educational private university and of the top ranking engineering and deemed universities in India.
VIT University
VIT University formerly known as Vellore Engineering college is an indian institute of higher education.
ICFAI University
ICFAI University consists of a group of deemed universities recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC).
Shobhit University
Shobhit University is a UGC recognized public university and ranked among the " best universities in India.
The Shanmugha Arts, Science, Technology&Research Academy known as SASTRA University is a deemed university in the town of Thirumalaisamudram, Thanjavur district of the state of Tamilnadu.
Bharati Vidyapeeth University
Bharati Vidyapeeth university is a deemed engineering and technology oriented institution for higher learning.
ICFAI University (Hyderabad)
ICFAI University (Hyderabad) is a deemed university situated in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (KL University)
Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (KL University) is a UGC recognized deemed university located in the Vaddeswaram Guntur District of Andhra Pradesh.
Gujarat Vidyapith
Gujarat Vidyapith is a UGC recognized deemed university in India.
Sumandeep Vidyapeeth
Sumandeep Vidyapeeth is a UGC recognized deemed university.
BLDE University
BLDE University is well known university for medical education in the state of Karnataka.
KLE Academy of Higher Education and Research (KLE University)
KLE Academy of Higher Education and Research (KLE University) is a UGC recognized university dedicated to the cause of providing medical research, healthcare services.
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Yenepoya University is a deemed university.
Pandit Dwarka Prasad Mishra Indian Institute of Information Technology
Pandit Dwarka Prasad Mishra Indian Institute of Information Technology also referred to as The 'Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur' is a UGC recognized deemed university focusing on higher education in information technology enabled design and manufacturing.
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Central Institute of Fisheries Education is a deemed university for fisheries science in India.
DY Patil Educational Society
DY Patil Educational Society is a UGC recognized deemed university instituted in 2005.
Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences Deemed University
Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences is a deemed university registered as a public trust with the same name.
Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute is a specialized post-graduate institute for archaeology and linguistics in Pune.
Dr DY Patil Vidyapeeth Pune Deemed University
Dr DY Patil Vidyapeeth University has carved a distinctive niche for itself in the field of education in the state of Maharashtra.
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE) popularly called Gokhale Institute is a UGC recognized deemed university in India.
Vinayaka Missions University
Vinayaka Missions University (VMU) formerly known as Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation is a UGC recognized deemed university.
Gitam University
Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management better known as GITAM university is a UGC recognized deemed university situated in Visakhapatnam.
TERI University
TERI University is a UGC recognized deemed university dedicated to education and research.
Indian School of Mines University ISM Dhanbad
Located in the mineral rich region of Dhanbad ISM Dhanbad is one of the top ranked engineering institutions in India.
Think of the best universities for an MBA in India and Christ University is one of the first names that come to mind.
IISER Thiruvananthapuram
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Thiruvanthapuram is a government established institution dedicated to dissemination of scientific research and scientific education that meets world class standard.
Tata Institute of Social Sciences TISS
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) formerly known as Sir Dorabji Tata Graduate School of Social Work is an institution of excellence in higher education.
KIIT University
KIIT University formerly known as Kalinga Institute of Information Technology is a co-educational autonomous institution.
Thapar University formerly known as Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology is private university recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC).
IASE University
The Institute of Advanced Studies and Education is a deemed university formerly sponsored by a government, non-profit making registered society of Gandhi Vidya Mandir (GVM).
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Updated: Aug. 12, 2015 at 02:17 p.m.
Jadeveon Clowney's return from microfracture surgery on his knee could come soon, but the Houston Texans won't push it.
Coach Bill O'Brien said Tuesday that the team won't rush the linebacker back to the field if he's not physically ready. The target date for a return is next Monday.
"Yeah, look, Aug. 17 is the day that I think our medical team has talked to him about, but, again, with JD, it's if he feels ready to go on that day," O'Brien said, via the Houston Chronicle. "(If) his knee feels good, then he'll go. We're not going to rush him back. We feel like that's a good date for him, so, yeah, we're on target for that. Hopefully, he'll get out here and be able to do something that day."
We'll know next week whether Clowney meets that goal.
The impact the pass rusher could make on the field is one of the undersold storylines heading into the 2015 season. Combined with J.J. Watt and Vince Wilfork, the Texans could boast a devastating front if Clowney could ever get healthy and live up to the pre-draft hype.
For other Texans anecdotes you should check Tuesday's recap of the opening episode of this season's Hard Knocks from show guru Dan Hanzus. You will not be disappointed.


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My Beloved Hong Kong Skyline
I have said many times that I am in love with Hong Kong's skyline. A few days before leaving the city, I kept on praising with my friends the amazing feeling I have when I take a walk near Victoria Harbour, or on the Avenue of Stars, or in Central, and I look at these giants of glass and steel. Some people may prefer older architecture, but I just can't resist the breathtaking charm of skyscrapers.
I am not sure what makes Hong Kong's skyline so special. Perhaps it's the energy and dynamism they convey. Or maybe it's the modernity of their design. Or, more simply, it is just that the amazing power of the life and history of this unique city has been set in its buildings, making the soul of Hong Kong visible in all its might and monumentality. By looking at Hong Kong it seems as if the population was trying to reach to the sky; this is not urban planning made to be stunning, it is urban planning that is stunning because it reflects the soul of the place where it was…
The Crisis With System: A History of Austerity
2008 was a turning point in contemporary history. On the one hand, China celebreated her economic rise during the Beijing Olympics; on the other, the West plunged into a disastrous financial crisis that is still far from over. The dilemma, which is as old as economics itself, was revived: what is the role of the state in the economy? And what is the best economic policy?
When the financial crisis gave rise to the Euro crisis, the answer that most experts gave was that governments which had spent too much in the past now had to cut spending drastically. Furthermore, they had to privatise, liberalise, deregulate, and make the labour market more flexible.
The result of four years of austerity and budget consolidation in the countries hit by the 2008 crisis has been disastrous. After half a decade of spending cuts, the economies of Southern Europe have been devastated.
By October 2013, Greek unemployment figures reached 27.8%, and by the end of last year, GDP had shrunk by nearly 25% in fiv…
"She Wants To Promote Negritude" - Why Sometimes I Am Ashamed of Italy
I am not a nationalist, and I do not believe that the individual is nothing without the group. I have often been accused of hypocrisy, but the truth is that I honestly believe in individualism. To me, individualism has nothing to do with selfishness. It simply means respecting the individual in itself, not judging a person only as a member of a community, but as an individual. I also believe that there cannot be real democracy without individualism.
Many people in Europe have a different opinion. Everyone has, of course, the right to have his own views and express them freely. However, defaming or insulting other people because of who they are or because of the alleged characteristics of the group to which they supposedly belong, is not acceptable. This destroys society from the inside and creates a climate of hatred, fertile ground for demagogues.
One of the things that troubles me most about Italy (and about Europe) is the resilience of racism and the growing desire of sections of s…
7 Reasons why I Miss Hong Kong
I spent in Hong Kong around half a year and I have grown fond of it. Hong Kong is still one of my favourite places, along with Berlin and London. Recently, I read news that made me worry about the future of the Fragrant Harbour, and I will write about it in another post. But now, I would like to explain why I think Hong Kong is a great city to live in, and why I miss it.
1 - International Atmosphere
Hong Kong is the right place to understand the real meaning of the word cosmopolitan. In the throbbing streets and in the vitality of its way of life one can feel the global vocation of the former British colony, which deserves to be included in the list of the great world cities of all times, together with Rome, Constantinople, London, Paris and New York. If you want to live a myth, then Hong Kong is the right choice.
Family Affairs - A Few Thoughts About Family Gatherings in China and the West
The three months between December and February are both in the West and in China a period of important traditional family festivals. Christmas and New Year in the West, and the Lunar New Year in China, are the most significant and longest festivals.
On the one hand, these festivals are an occasion for rejoicing. When I was a child, I loved Christmas. I didn't have to wake up early to go school, I was free from lessons and homework. A few days before Christmas, I decorated the Christmas tree and arranged the presepe (nativity scene); I loved to do such things. Last but not least, I received gifts from relatives and had plenty of time to play with my cousins. Apart from all this, Christmas stimulates children's inborn imagination and creativity, and the whole world appeared special, cozier, magical.
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As Western Europe and China were almost entirely isolated from each other for thousands of years, the systems of ethics that shaped their respective societies developed in a very different way. In this post, I would like to compare two medieval women who were immortalized in literary works: Meiniang, the female protagonist of the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) vernacular story The Oil Vendor and the Queen of Flowers; and Cunizza da Romano, a famous 13th century noble woman to which the Italian poet Dante Alighieri (c. 1265–1321) dedicated a chant in his master piece, the Divine Comedy.
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Rachel Dolezal Is On The Brink Of Homelessness & Lives On Food Stamps
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Dolezal's life took a jaw-dropping dive after a local reporter in her Spokane, Washington, questioned her identity during a live news report in 2015.
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The world has heard and seen little of Rachel Dolezal in the past two years after it was revealed the former activist and teacher, was masquerading as a Black woman for over 10 years.
In a recent interview with The Guardian, Dolezal, 39, recounts the direction of her life after her secret was exposed in 2015–disclosing that she is currently living on food stamps and is barely making enough money to pay her rent.
Her social life has suffered and her friendships are strained, she says. "Right now the only place that I feel understood and completely accepted is with my kids and my sister," Doleazal told The Guardian.
The Guardian writes:
"Today Dolezal is jobless, and feeding her family with food stamps. A friend helped her pay this month's rent; next month she expects to be homeless. She has applied for more than 100 jobs, but no one will hire her, not even to stack supermarket shelves. She applied for a position at the university where she used to teach, and says she was interviewed by former colleagues who pretended to have no recollection of having met her. The only work she has been offered is reality TV, and porn. She has changed her name on all her legal documents, but is still recognised wherever she goes. People point at her and laugh."
Dolezal's life took a jaw-dropping dive after a local reporter in her Spokane, Washington, questioned her identity during a live news report.
In the days that followed, photos revealed Dolezal's race and an interview with her estranged parents further solidified that Dolezal was indeed White. After the debacle, Dolezal was forced to step down as head of the Spokane NAACP branch and lost her job as a professor at Eastern Washington University.
Interestingly throughout the two-year ordeal, Dolezal maintains that she identifies as a Black woman. Her current stance comparing race identity to gender fluidity raises concerning questions in the trans community.
"I feel like the idea of being trans-black would be much more accurate than 'I'm white.' Because, you know, I'm not white . . . Calling myself black feels more accurate than saying I'm white," Dolezal said.
Doleazal plans to recount her life experiences in a memoir titled, In Full Color: Finding My Place In A Black And White World, which will be published next month.
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RBS to lend an extra £3bn to SMEs
RBS will boost small business lending by £3bn - some unusually positive PR for the beleaguered bank...
Good news for Britain's SME community: RBS, the stricken bank now 68%-owned by the state, has promised to make an extra £3bn in loans available to small and medium-sized business customers. The money will be divided up to make sure all the regions get their fair share, with decisions to be taken at local level – which should avoid any accusations of politicised lending. All in all, a rare good news story for RBS – although it still managed to shoot itself in the foot on the very same day...
RBS, in tandem with its subsidiary NatWest, said that it would allocate an extra £250m to each of the 12 Regional Development Agency areas. The money, which will be distributed at local level by people who 'understand the local dynamic', apparently, will allow businesses to raise cash against existing assets and take out 'flexible business loans' – possibly allowing for repayment holidays if they run into cashflow difficulties. What's more, the bank is also promising to offer cheaper loans from the £250m pot it's just secured from the European Investment Bank.
Predictably, this RBS move has prompted calls – not least from Business Secretary Lord Mandelson – for the other UK banks to follow suit. And now the Government has relaxed its ridiculous demand that they boost lending and boost their capital cushion at the same time (which genius dreamed that one up?), this is by no means impossible. But to be fair, they're still in a difficult situation: as NatWest chairman Peter Ibbetsen points out, most business propositions are inherently a lot more risky than they were a year ago, given the current climate – so even if the bank's risk parameters stay exactly the same, overall lending is bound to go down.
Now you might argue that since RBS is now nearly 70% state-owned, and facing a possible £28bn loss, it's got more incentive than most to play ball with the Government's wishes. And you'd be right. Still, the important thing is that the money is now there for SMEs – while it could even prove to be a real opportunity for RBS to snap up some great new customers (not to mention get a rare PR coup) at a time when many SMEs are getting short shrift from their banks. So a positive story all round.
However, this being RBS, it wasn't all good news. On the very same day, a report in the Times suggested it was planning to pay some of its investment bankers a six-figure bonus - an extraordinary decision if true, and one which prompted a stern warning from Mandy at the launch event. It feels like one step forward and two steps back for RBS at the minute...


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Why We're Losing the War on Poverty
Lawyer-activist Gary Haugen explains the ignored, brutal force that keeps the poor in their place.
Timothy C. Morgan| January 8, 2014
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One night in December 2003, an 8-year-old girl named Yuri was abducted, raped, and brutally murdered in the remote Quechuan village of La Union, Peru. The next morning, her 11-year-old brother found her nearly naked body dumped on the main thoroughfare of their village.
Yuri's story opens The Locust Effect: Why the End of Poverty Requires the End of Violence (Oxford University Press), the new book from Gary Haugen, founder of International Justice Mission (IJM). Yuri's murderers escaped prosecution, while another man was wrongly convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison. The book's first chapter, titled "What the World Can't See," pinpoints a basic source of entrenched poverty overlooked by well-intentioned outsiders: corrupt government officials who allow criminals to victimize the poor with impunity. For instance, national statistics find 90 percent of murders in Mexico go unsolved.
The lack of reliable law enforcement, Haugen argues, exposes the poor to the worst predatory violence, undermining the good accomplished by the billions of dollars aid agencies spend annually to fight poverty.
Haugen wants Westerners—and the aid agencies they support—to be as determined in fighting criminal violence against the poor as they are in relieving hunger and treating HIV/AIDS. He spoke recently to Timothy C. Morgan, CT senior editor of global journalism.
What is "the locust effect," and how does it affect poor people?
Picture a poor farmer trying to scrape his way out of poverty. Just when the crops have started to show promise, the locusts descend and devour all of that hard work. That's the locust effect—the way violence impacts the poor in the developing world. ...
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Global Research News Hour: The Legacy of Hugo Chavez and The Korean Powder Keg
By Michael Welch, Prof Michel Chossudovsky, and Gregory Elich
Region: Asia, Latin America & Caribbean
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"I swear before my people that upon this moribund constitution I will drive forth the necessary democratic transformations so that the new republic will have a Magna Carta befitting these new times."
-President Hugo Chavez, from his February 2, 1999 inauguration speech. [1]
Hugo Chavez (28 July 1954 – 5 March 2013)
One of the most beloved and inspirational leftist figures on the world stage passed away on March 5.
During his four terms and fourteen years as president of Venezuela, Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías distinguished himself as a Latin American leader in the tradition of Simon Bolivar.
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After nationalizing oil fields run by US based oil giants ConocoPhillips and Exxon Mobil Corp, Chavez was able to utilize the proceeds to subsidize primary health clinics and food markets in poor neighbourhoods. According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America, poverty in the country dropped from 48.6 percent in 2002 to 29.5 percent in 2011. [2] Amendments to the Venezuelan constitution included 116 articles focusing on the protection of human rights, including protections of women and indigenous peoples, and the right of the public to education, health care and food. [3]
Chavez's personal popularity with the Venezuelan people helped him frustrate a coup attempt in April 2002 and then a management lock-out of the oil industry several months later. In addition, he formulated critical ties with the President of Cuba, Fidel Castro, as well as with the socialist governments of Ecuador, Bolivia, and Nicaragua.
More than that, Chavez proved himself to be a consistent thorn in the side of US hegemony in the region. The US has a long history of supporting Latin American governments that rule in the interest of US-backed oil, agri-business and other industrial enterprises. Governing in the interests of the people is not usually good for business.
With Chavez's recent passing, the Global Research News Hour contacted Michel Chossudovsky to help assess his legacy. Professor Chossudovsky conducted research in Venezuela during the early part of his career. In this interview he comments on the changes brought about in Venezuela since those days, the advice he conveyed to the government at the time and how he met personally with President Chavez.
Chossudovsky also comments on speculation around Chavez as having been targeted for assassination under the Obama administration.
The Western media has reported frequently in recent weeks on the behaviour of the North Korean government and has portrayed leader Kim Jung-un as being 'bellicose' and aggressive'. The impoverished country has in recent months launched a satellite into orbit and conducted a third nuclear test. They have even threatened in recent days to launch a pre-emptive nuclear attack against the US.
Greg Elich is a long time observer of Korean geo-politics. In this interview with the Global Research News Hour, Elich puts North Korea's recent actions within a historical context and addresses recent US-South Korean military drills as well as the so-called Asia-Pivot as integral to understanding the larger picture.
1 JONES, BART (2007). Hugo! The Hugo Chávez Story from Mud Hut to Perpetual Revolution. Hanover, New Hampshire: Steerforth Press. ISBN 978-1-58642-135-9.
2 Charlie Devereux & Raymond Colitt. March 7, 2013. Venezuelans' Quality of Life Improved in UN Index Under Chavez. Bloomberg.
3 "Bolivarian Constitution of Venezuela". Embassy of Venezuela in the US. 2000.
The Global Research News Hour, hosted by Michael Welch, airs on CKUW 95.9FM in Winnipeg Thursdays at 10am CDT. The programme is now broadcast weekly by the Progressive Radio Network in the US, and is available for download on the Global Research website.
Copyright © Michael Welch, Prof Michel Chossudovsky, and Gregory Elich, Global Research, 2013
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Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Australian Association for Unmanned Systems Incorporated will be held at the AAUS Office in Melbourne.
Time: 4pm – 5pm followed by a BBQ.
In accordance with the AAUS Rules, financial members of AAUS are able to vote on the make up of the AAUS Board of Directors.
The AAUS Board of Directors consists of 4 Executive positions (President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer) plus 11 General positions.
Candidates may run for both Executive and General Board positions and once the Executive position has been determined, the successful person will be ineligible for the General position.
In accordance with Rule 6.2c, Peggy MacTavish will be retiring from the position of Treasurer after a 2 year term.
In accordance with Rule 6.2d, Peggy MacTavish has re-nominated for the position of Treasurer.
In accordance with Rule 6.2d, we have received a nomination for the position of Treasurer from Leigh Simpson.
Both candidates have also nominated for a General Board position should they be unsuccessful in being elected as Treasurer.
In accordance with Rules 6.2c, Mitch Bannink, Andrew Duggan, Derek Rogers, Marcus Tehan and Peggy MacTavish (Treasurer) have all retired from their General Board positions.
In accordance with Rule 6.2d, all five have re-nominated for a General Board position.
In accordance with 6.2d, we have also received new nominations from Ross Anderson, Eddie Bennet, Wayne Condon, Paul Dewar, Jackie Dujmovic, Anthony Marsh, Michael Roberts and Leigh Simpson for General Board positions.
This means we have 13 candidates for 4 General Board positions and a vote is required. Note, the newly elected Treasurer (Peggy MacTavish or Leigh Simpson) will be removed from the General Board election.
Voting for Board positions will be accepted up until 1700 (EDT) on Friday November 16, 2018.


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The chilling, first-person psychological adventure game The Town of Light has confirmed the release date as June 6. Featuring numerous improvements and new supporting content for its console debut, The Town of Light is headed to Xbox One thanks to a partnership with THQNordic.
A live action trailer, featuring the heart-rending track 'I Will Find You' from Icelandic singer-songwriter Sóley, has been released alongside the announcement to highlight the story-driven game's reality-grounded premise, lending further insight into the fictional story of Renée. Set in the Volterra Psychiatric Asylum – a former mental treatment facility based in Tuscany, Italy – The Town of Light is based on extensive research and inspired by first-hand accounts of the asylum's patients.
Town of Light has been on my radar for some time but I finally got my hands on it at EGX Rezzed in London. The harrowingly beautiful graphics and eerie narration give me a chill just thinking about it. I am looking forward to getting my hands on the full game next month.
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Take a step over the edge. The full moon of July 8, 2017 (9:07 pm PT) radiates the light of inner-wisdom, with an added dose of invigorating courage.
This exhilarating full moon can propel you towards long-term ambitions and desires, if you are ready to receive its wisdom. Now is the time to connect with your inner guidance system and envision your future.
Known in India as Guru Purnima, this full moon pays homage to all teachers, and those "guiding lights" who have supported and encouraged you to expand beyond your limitations. The word guru means "teacher," but literally translates as "dispeller of darkness." Remember your guides, as well as your own inner guru, who illuminates the wisdom and knowledge that lies deep within.
In Vedic Astrology, the full moon falls in the lunar sign of Purva Ashadha, known as the "Invincible Star." Blessed with the promise of success, this full moon would be an auspicious time to start new projects or initiate key actions.
The direct aspect of fierce Mars creates a wealth-giving yoga called Chandra Mangala. This influence can motivate brave new actions for self-improvement and open opportunities for new streams of income.
Apas, the ancient water goddesses of the Rg Veda rule over Purva Ashadha. They are the spirits of our planet's oceans, rivers and streams that constantly pour their life-giving and cleansing water across the earth. On this full moon, water has a special power to enhance intuition and rejuvenate the soul. Swimming or bathing under moonlight has an especially purifying effect on this auspicious full moon.
Take heed, the full moon is closely conjoined with the distant, transformative planet, Pluto. In combination with volatile mars, this war-like influence could spark incidents of pushy or aggressive behavior, especially if there are unjust power dynamics at play. Avoid confrontational situations and rowdy crowds.
Channel the fierceness of this full moon into becoming a warrior of wisdom and gratitude. Thank your teachers, be they coaches, yoga instructors, advisors, counselors, friends, or family members. Take the time on Guru Purnima to remember and appreciate good advice and supportive encouragement that you have received in life.


Metabotropic glutamate receptors (mGluRs) modulate excitatory neurotransmission, and thus are important regulators of synapses in the CNS. mGluRs (mGluR1-mGluR8) are G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) subdivided into three groups (I-III) based on sequence homology, transductional pathways, and pharmacological profile. They are widely localized along the pain neuraxis from sensory afferent neuron terminals, dorsal root ganglia, and the spinal cord dorsal horn to supraspinal structures such as the periaqueductal grey, thalamus, amygdala, and cortex. Thus, mGluRs are strategically positioned within neural circuits controlling pain, and often overlap with those controlling affective/cognitive behaviors.
This pattern of expression is particularly suitable as a substrate for designing novel agents against pain and emotional disorders, these latter showing wide co-morbidity with chronic pain. Among mGluRs, those of Group III (mGluR4, mGluR6, mGluR7, and mGluR8) are less defined due to the lack of selective ligands. Excepting mGluR6, Group III mGluRs are widely distributed throughout the CNS at presynaptic terminals, where they inhibit neurotransmitter release at glutamatergic and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA)ergic synapses. Novel selective and brain penetrable ligands for Group III mGluR subtypes have been recently developed that mainly target allosteric sites, acting as positive or negative allosteric modulators (PAMs or NAMs) of glutamate transmission. These compounds contribute to the understanding of the functional roles of Group III mGluRs in a number of pathological conditions, such as epilepsy, anxiety, neurodegenerative diseases, and chronic pain.
This Research Topic will address the most recent findings on mGluRs, with particular emphasis on Group III mGluRs, whose modulation of glutamatergic transmission has a great impact on synapse functioning and neural plasticity at the base of neurological and psychiatric disorders. The overlapping of neural substrates, neurotransmitters, and mechanisms of some neurological and psychiatric disorders--such as chronic pain and affective/cognitive deficits--may represent symptoms of the same disease more than co-morbidities, due to a cause-effect relationship.


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*One year M.Sc. degree course will not be considered.
Selected candidate will have to join at the earliest, hence results-awaited candidates will not be eligible to apply for the post.
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321. Royalty itself is not in the person, but is adjoined to the person. The king who believes that royalty is in his own person, and the governor who believes that the dignity of the government is in his own person, is not wise.


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The motif often appears on decorative items associated with New Year celebrations and weddings. It is often found all over the wedding ceremony, as well as on gift items given to the bride and groom. The color of the character is usually red, occasionally black."