I have to ask: how do you organize training around so many different arts and tactics? Seems like kicking/boxing/trapping/grappling/weapons/range transitioning would be a lot to swallow as far as developing a personal program or curriculum.
Techniques are a method of moving from one position, one attacking or defending tool or range to another.
They are a method of transition.
1. You cannot execute techniques properly without a support structure that allows for its expression.
Simply put, this means you cannot throw a punch to someone's face if you are standing 10 feet away from them. Your punch could be the best technically accurate punch humanly possible, but if you're not anywhere near the target, you cannot use all your years of hard training to good effect.
2. Techniques cannot be executed properly if you get knocked out before you can use them.
This means getting knocked out before, during, or after your execution of technique.
3. Continued technique combinations cannot be executed properly if you don't have a stable base from which to use them. You also cannot flow easily to other techniques, attacking tools or ranges if you are unstable after being attacked.
If you hit someone, there is an impact rebound from the hit. If your base is untrained to adapt to this rebound, it will throw off any of your successive attacks in flow. The flow will be disrupted.
If you are hit by someone, and are untrained to be stable and dynamic from the attack, it will disrupt the flow of your continued combinations and attacks.
This is how you pare down which techniques are worth your effort to train.
Techniques have to allow for natural execution freely AND under stress. They have to allow you to move efficiently with the physical structure of your individual body moving toward or away from resistance AND when engaged against resistance.
Everyone has a different musculature, mentality and spirit that can be primed to optimum levels.
By the way, this individual nature is not an excuse to be lazy just because your muscles lay over your skeleton differently or contract at a rate differently than the athlete next to you.
1. They have to allow for continued use of successive attacks.
These successive attacks have to flow naturally with one another.
For example, it is less efficient for your to throw 2 rear hooks than it is for you to throw a rear hook followed by a lead uppercut or a jab.
2. They have to be dynamically adaptive to information gathered through your senses. Visual, auditory, tactile.
If you are in the clinch with someone, and your trained peripheral vision detects an incoming strike from a second person to the side, then you have to be able to use your current tactile read to engage your base to manipulate the person in the clinch into the incoming path of the new attack.
The technique used for this manipulation has to be extremely efficient so you conserve resources, maximize leverage, and allow you to get your cover engaged quickly.
3. They have to be readily detachable—mentally as well as physically.
This means techniques have to be able to be released quickly so you can engage another technique, range, or attacking tool quickly.
At some point in our sparring or fighting, most of us have found ourselves in a tunnel-vision mindset or using techniques that are an end unto themselves.
I am reminded of watching people trying the axe kick to another person's shoulder or collar bone. This is one of those "end unto self" techniques. It almost always gets the kicker's leg caught, their base unbalanced or swept out from under them, or completely restricts them from flowing to any other attack naturally.
Mentally, we have to make sure we don't dismiss our sensory information because we have a hard line mentality to get that f-ing armbar at all costs. Especially when a kick comes to our head from the side.
I watched a fight one time where the combatants were on the ground, and one of them was fully engaged in grappling and trying to secure a leg lock or ankle lock only to be taken completely by surprise when his opponent started punching him in the head.
You can't dismiss sensory information, and you can't be so focused mentally on one thing that you forget a fight for your life can include any kind of attack at any time by anyone.
4. For Core JKD, techniques have to allow for multiple attackers and weapons.
If I train my base to where I only have a Rocky Balboa grounding for throwing powerful haymakers or hooks, I will surely be deficient when my attacker slips a knife into the fight out of nowhere.
This point really reduces the kinds of techniques you can use and how to train them.
With the above understanding, you get an idea on what techniques to train and why.
These three elements alone allow for the adaptation and success of any functional technique versus any opponent in any environment.
Base allows for stability in movement and against opposing movement. It centers body, energy and balance.
If you have a good base, you may hear the rush of air as an attacker is coming at you. You will feel their earliest touch on your skin or clothing and translate that into movement that turns you in the direction of the attack. Your feet set for adaptive stability, and you engage the upper body with proper cover using controls or manipulations that offset or defeat the attack and set up for counter-attacks or range changes.
Cover is a process of providing upper limb support structure that prevents the head from whiplashing and the brain from receiving concussive damage. It is a process of reading incoming motion (visual periphery or tactilely) and moving the body with the motion to lessen the impact or to get the head out of range of an attack.
Mobility enables pathways for movement. It is active, always changing, and outward expressive.
In Core JKD, I have modified a lot of traditional techniques, gotten rid of many completely, and created new ones because I had to solve problems where no one had a solution that fit with our training methodology and directives for combat and survivability.
In your own training, you have to be ready and willing to give up something that doesn't allow you to live at the end of a fight. Pure and simple.
No, this doesn't mean you can't train your favorite things like that axe kick (sigh), but it should help you understand why you would wish to or not.
On my YouTube channel, I show an incredible variety of techniques and methods for training in ways you may not ever have seen.
I get away with this because I am not limited by tradition or culture.
I post videos that are completely Core JKD original. In some of them, I take a traditional mindset or methodology and modify it just enough so that you can see how you can make something work that wasn't working in the traditional sense.
People get a little persnickety when you tell them that, "Yeah, that really won't work." So I try to avoid doing that.
And then you have the brainchildren of the internet who think I am doing a traditional technique completely wrong.
For the rest of you who truly wish to advance in your training, I'm here to help in any way I can.
This blog should help you start paring down what techniques to use.
It should also help you understand that your techniques will be poor in execution if you don't have proper Base, Cover and Mobility.
Make your body an adaptive machine capable of swift transitions against resistance.
The techniques will fall into place after that.
Speaking of techniques. We are now announcing our first Rebel Wing Chun Vol 1 videos for sale. Click the image to find out more about it.
My information comes from 20 years+ of intense research and development in the fight/defense training game with people of all ages, sizes, strengths and abilities from backgrounds including the different branches of the military and law enforcement, as well as high level athletes and top instructors in the world in Jeet Kune Do Concepts and the supportive arts therein.
In addition, I also have a job that allows me to study people and their patterns in normal life, from the dire to the sublime.
These fields allow me the benefit of being able to present you information that has been tested in real-world conditions.
I created Core JKD as a method for training the core elements that make techniques and your tools work. You, the Individual. It is a distilled training methodology primed for speeding your advancement in training and life.


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Q: How can I set an underline in textarea with javaFX I want to set an underline for my text area but I have a problem
I tried this with css but it doesn't work
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A: Create TextArea and add your style class:
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Secretary Haaland Highlights Infrastructure Investments in Tribal Communities, National Parks During South Dakota Visit
RAPID CITY —Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland visited South Dakota on Friday, where she highlighted the Biden-Harris administration's commitments to strengthening Tribal communities, protecting our public lands, and investing in the nation's infrastructure.
In Rapid City, Secretary Haaland and Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs Bryan Newland met with Tribal leaders of the Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association. During the meeting, Secretary Haaland discussed the Department's progress for Indian Country and commitment to honoring the agency's trust and treaty obligations. Secretary Haaland also highlighted how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law makes historic investments in Tribal communities, including a $466 million investment in Tribal infrastructure projects and climate resiliency initiatives. The Department leaders also met with local Indigenous youth.
"As the effects of climate change continue to intensify, Indigenous communities are facing unique challenges that pose existential threats to Tribal economies, infrastructure, livelihoods and health," said Secretary Haaland. "With new resources to invest in Tribal communities, we are committed to ensuring that Tribal leaders have a seat at the table and can work directly with federal officials to safeguard their communities."
Secretary Haaland also visited Wind Cave National Park, where she heard about investments the park is making to improve its infrastructure and enhance visitors' experience. The infrastructure law provides for a five-year reauthorization of the Federal Lands Transportation Program, which will help invest in repairing and upgrading National Park Service roads, bridges, trails and transit systems. The law also invests in projects that will help fund bridge replacements and resiliency, repair ferry boats and terminal facilities, and maintain wildlife crossings that keep people and surrounding wildlife safe.
"The infrastructure law makes historic investments in bolstering community resilience, protecting natural areas, and strengthening our response to the effects of climate change," said Secretary Haaland. "This is the largest investment in physical and natural systems in American history, and a much-needed down payment to ensure our grandchildren and great-grandchildren get to enjoy the same outdoor experiences we all have today."
Secretary Haaland also toured the D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and met with local landowners who are participants in the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service program offers financial and technical assistance to interested landowners, helping to keep working lands in working hands. In the past year, the program completed 2,085 projects, which restored and enhanced 241,753 upland acres, 16,879 wetland acres, 242 river miles, and 57 fish passage structures. Every Partners for Fish and Wildlife dollar leveraged approximately four non-program dollars to maximize return on investment. The Secretary underscored the importance of the America the Beautiful initiative, a locally led effort to conserve, and restore 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030, and its focus on supporting the voluntary stewardship efforts of private landowners, including those on working landscapes.
Justice Department and CFPB Put Landlords and Mortgage Servicers on Notice About Servicemembers' and Veterans' Rights
The Supreme Court Closed To The Public Out Of Health And Safety

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There's not really much to say other than this is a neat little ditty promoting Birdman's victory lap through some theaters after taking home the Best Picture Oscar. But it's just really, really neat. If you haven't yet, you should watch Big Birdman too.


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Tag Archives: Closed Circuit
Closed Circuit (2013)
Furtive Looks 101 will be taught this term by Professor Eric Bana.
(2013) Thriller (Focus) Eric Bana, Rebecca Hall, Ciaran Hinds, Riz Ahmed, Jim Broadbent, Kenneth Cranham, Jemma Powell, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Julia Stiles, Anne-Marie Duff, Barbora Bobulova, Luing Andrews, Neil D'Souza, Doug Allen, James Lowe, John Humphreys, David Sibley, Angus Wright, Adam Tedder, Denis Moschitto, Pinar Ogun, Hasancan Cifci, Leila Wong. Directed by John Crowley
The task of a British barrister is to represent the interests of the client to the best of his or her ability. When that task is rendered impossible due to the interference of outside sources, what is a barrister to do?
London's ancient Borough Market has been bombed and a Turkish national named Farroukh Erdogan (Moschitto) has been arrested for the crime. Martin Rose (Bana) has been appointed to defend him after his original barrister Simon Fellowes (Lowe) commits suicide. Because some of the evidence in the case is of a sensitive nature, a second barrister is appointed to handle that aspect of the case as a judge has been given the task of determining if the classified information can be used in open court or if it is too risky to allow the information to become public knowledge. That barrister is Claudia Simmons-Howe (Hall) who at one time had an affair with Martin which ended up wrecking his marriage. Martin is still in the midst of an ugly custody fight stemming from that.
Both Martin and Claudia have no great desire to work together but as this is an extremely high-profile case that could do wonders for both their careers, they both agree to keep their past relationship past. The two of them are told that they may have no contact whatsoever for fear of the knowledge that Claudia has been given be transmitted to Martin who might then use it in court anyway. Of course, you know THAT'S not going to last long.
It becomes clear pretty quickly that both of them are under surveillance and that Sinister Forces are at work. Sinister Forces of course are at work because there are Dark Secrets that the Government doesn't want to get out. In movies like this, these sorts of terms are always capitalized. Soon the two discover independently of each other that they are both in danger as is the family of the accused and that the secrets that aren't connected to the information that Claudia has been given are far more serious and far-reaching in consequence than they could have imagined.
The British are normally exceedingly good at these sorts of thrillers – look to John Le Carre if you don't believe me. There is a good deal of moral ambiguity and a dearth of action. Those are the sorts of things that are poison to the general American market who tend to prefer their heroes to act first and think after.
Bana is usually an actor whose films I look forward to seeing but here his character is cold and emotionally shut off. There's an upper class arrogance to him that makes him unpleasant – not to mention the knowledge that he cheated on his wife, even if she's been bitchy to him since he's clearly earned it. Hall's character Claudia has a bit of a stick up her bottom, and it never becomes clear to me what attracted these two characters to one another in the first place although it must be said sex often does strange things to people.
The opening sequence is quite marvelous – we are shown footage from closed circuit cameras, one morphing into two, then four, then eight. We get a variety of views of people going about their day and we know something awful is about to occur. We are briefly shown where that is going to happen (a truck parked in a place where it shouldn't be) and then there is a flash and smoke and then nothing. It's very effective and gets ones hopes sky-high.
Sadly, they don't use the conceit again and most of the rest of the film is shot in standard style. It's the one place where Crowley goes outside the box and it works beautifully. One gets the sense that Crowley – whose directing experience is mostly in the theater – didn't have the confidence to continue that kind of thinking. I hope he acquires it because that sequence shows a great deal of confidence as a director.
The story relies a good deal on the minutiae of English law. I'm obviously unfamiliar with British law but two separate barristers to handle different aspects of the case? Why would that be necessary? Why not just submit the sensitive material directly to the judge and let him/her rule on whether or not it was admissible in open court?
Hinds, a reliable actor, gets a cup of coffee as Martin's assistant and Stiles is incongruous as an American journalist whose sole function is to be used to force Martin into realizing that there's an Evil Conspiracy afoot. You know, the Sinister Forces I alluded to earlier. I also thought Bobulova was fine as a government functionary who's not what she seems and Broadbent jovial as the British Attorney General whose threats are veiled within friendly banter.
I have to say that the movie isn't bad, it's just okay – but JUST okay. It didn't really possess enough substance to engage me much beyond the closing credits but there was enough there to be maddening that a better film couldn't have been made.
REASONS TO GO: Excellent opening sequence. Urbane.
REASONS TO STAY: Predictable. Lots of plot holes. Love affair is unrealistic.
FAMILY VALUES: The language is a bit salty in places and there's some violence as well.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: The Borough Market, setting of the first scenes in the movie, also has played host to such films as Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Bridget Jones' Diary and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: The Runaway Jury
NEXT: Truly, Madly, Deeply
Posted in New Releases	| Tagged Anne-Marie Duff, Attorney General, Barbora Bobulova, barrister, Borough Market, Ciaran Hinds, cinema, Closed Circuit, closed circuit footage, closed court, English cinema, Eric Bana, Films, Focus Features, Jim Broadbent, Julia Stiles, Kenneth Cranham, London, MI-5, movies, Neil D'Souza, New York Times, Rebecca Hall, reviews, sensitive information, surveillance, terrorist bombing, thriller	| Leave a reply
New Releases for the Week of August 30, 2013
(Warner Brothers) Ethan Hawke, Selena Gomez, Jon Voight, Rebecca Budig, Paul Freeman, Bruce Payne, Ivailo Geraskov. Directed by Courtney Solomon
When the wife of a former race car driver is kidnapped, her husband is forced to commandeer a customized sports car, taking the owner on a high octane race against time. Forced to follow the instructions of a faceless voice, knowing his every move is being watched, he must whip up a plan to defeat the nameless criminal calling the shots, knowing that his wife's life as well as the two lives in the car are forfeit if he can't.
See the trailer, clips, promos and featurettes here.
Rating: PG-13 (for intense action, violence and mayhem throughout, some rude gestures and language)
Closed Circuit
(Focus) Eric Bana, Rebecca Hall, Ciaran Hinds, Julia Stiles. Two former lovers, now estranged, are reluctantly forced to work together as the defense team of an accused terrorist. However, it seems that their every move is being watched and it becomes clear that events are being manipulated. The closer they look, the more danger they're in.
Release formats: Standard (opens Wednesday)
Rating: PG-13 (for some sexuality, violence and language)
The Grandmaster
(Weinstein) Ziyi Zhang, Tony Leung, Zhang Yongcheng, Cung Le. Visionary Chinese director Wong Kar Wai weighs in with this tale of Ip Man, the legendary Chinese martial arts master who is best known in the West as Bruce Lee's teacher. During the chaos that followed the fall of China's last imperial dynasty, he would rise as the best of the best during the golden age of Chinese martial arts. Not to be confused with the Ip Man trilogy which also was loosely based on the same historical figure.
Genre: Martial Arts
Rating: PG-13 (for violence, some smoking, brief drug use and language)
(Pantelion) Eugenio Derbez, Jessica Lindsey, Loreto Peralta, Daniel Raymont. A ladies man in Acapulco finds a baby girl on his doorstep. He decides to raise her himself after unsuccessfully searching for the mother in Los Angeles and manages to carve out a decent life for the two of them and a successful career as a Hollywood stunt ma. Complications ensue six years later when the birth mother resurfaces and wants her daughter back.
Rating: PG-13 (for sexual content, thematic elements and language)
(TriStar) Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles. Documentary filmmaker shocks his fans by doing a movie about the teen heartthrobs du jour. At least all the pre-teen tween girls will be giggling and texting in a different theater than the rest of us while this is out.
Release formats: Standard, 3D (opens Thursday)
Genre: Musical Documentary
Rating: PG (for mild language)
(UTV) Amitabh Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, Ajay Devgn, Arjun Rampal. A young man rising in the corporate ranks sees his hopes dashed when a personal tragedy exposes him to the corruption in the system. Moved to take action, he allies with an idealistic older man and ignites a revolution that soon spirals far out of control.
(A24) Miles Teller, Shailene Woodley, Brie Larson, Kyle Chandler . A popular BMOC in high school, the guy all the girls want to be with falls for the good girl. What begins as an unlikely romance blossoms into something deeper and more complicated than either one ever expected.
See the trailer, a clip and a featurette here.
Genre: Coming of Age Drama
Rating: R (for alcohol use, language and some sexuality – all involving teens)
Posted in Weekly Preview	| Tagged 2013, Amitabh Bachchan, August 30, Brie Larson, Ciaran Hinds, cinema, Closed Circuit, Cung Le, Eric Bana, Ethan Hawke, Films, Getaway, Instructions Not Included, Jon Voight, Julia Stiles, Kareena Kapoor, Kyle Chandler, Miles Teller, movies, One Direction: This Is Us, Paul Freeman, Previews, Rebecca Hall, Satyagraha, Selena Gomez, Shailene Woodley, The Grandmaster, The Spectacular Now, Tony Leung, Ziyi Zhang	| Leave a reply


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Výkleky (deutsch Wiklek) ist eine Gemeinde in Tschechien. Sie liegt acht Kilometer nordwestlich von Lipník nad Bečvou und gehört zum Okres Přerov.

Geographie
Výkleky erstreckt sich südlich der Oderberge im Tirschitzer Hügelland (Tršická pahorkatina) entlang des Baches Kyjanka, der unterhalb des Dorfes in die Říka einmündet. Östlich des Ortes befindet sich der Steinbruchsee Výkleky.

Nachbarorte sind Olešnický Mlýn, Velký Újezd und Vrchní Pila im Norden, Staměřice, Zavadilka und Skoky im Osten, Dolní Újezd, Tupec und Veselíčko im Südosten, Pančava, Stání, Svrčov, Hýk, Hambálek und Lazníky im Süden, Lazníčky, Zákřov und Tršice im Südwesten, Olešnice, Vacanovice und Doloplazy im Westen sowie Přáslavice und Daskabát im Nordwesten.

Geschichte
Die erste urkundliche Erwähnung von Wikleck erfolgte 1258, als der Olmützer Bischof Bruno von Schauenburg den zu den bischöflichen Tafelgütern gehörigen Teil des Dorfes dem Kapitulardekanat Olmütz schenkte. Der andere Teil war der Burg Helfenstein untertänig. Eine auf 1203 datierte Ersterwähnung von Wiklek hat sich als Falsifikat erwiesen. Im Jahre 1415 wurde der Ort als Výkleky bezeichnet. 1447 verkaufte Georg von Krawarn die Burg mit allem Zubehör, darunter auch einem Teil von Wykleky an Wok von Sovinec. Als Johann von Pernstein auf Helfenstein 1548 einen Teil der Herrschaft mit dem Markt Horní Újezd mit weiteren Dörfern an Erasmus von Bobolusk auf Veselíčko veräußerte, gehörten die sechs Untertanen des Helfensteiner Anteils von Vajklecy dazu. Im Jahre 1573 erwarben die Podstatzky von Prusinowitz Veselíčko. Die Matriken wurden seit 1666 in Tršice geführt. Der Anteil des Kapitulardekanats war bis 1676 als Präbende ausgewiesen und wurde danach Teil der Olmützer Kapitulargüter. Die Fronverpflichtungen der als "Knížáci" bezeichneten Bewohner der Kapitularseite waren etwas geringer als die der nach Veselíčko untertänigen "Panťáci". Weitere Namensformen waren Výkleky, Wiklek (1676), Vékleky (1719) und Vicleca (1863). Im Jahre 1794 bestand das Dorf aus 34 Häusern und hatte 236 Einwohner. Bis zur Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts blieb das Dorf immer anteilig zum Olmützer Kapitel und den Grafen von Podstatzky-Liechtenstein auf Veselíčko untertänig.

Nach der Aufhebung der Patrimonialherrschaften wurden beide Anteile ab 1850 zu einer Gemeinde Výkleky/Wiklek in der Bezirkshauptmannschaft Mährisch Weißkirchen vereint. Im Jahre 1855 wurde die Gemeinde dem Bezirk Leipnik zugeordnet, ab 1868 gehörte sie wieder zum Bezirk Mährisch Weißkirchen. 1862 entstand ein Steinbruch. Bei einem Großfeuer brannte 1868 das halbe Dorf nieder. Nachdem seitens der Einwohner bereits 1819 und 1850 erfolglos um eine Umpfarrung nach Velký Újezd ersucht worden war, wurde Výkleky schließlich 1884 von Tršice nach Velký Újezd umgepfarrt. Výkleky bestand im Jahre 1900 aus 64 Häusern und hatte 392 Einwohner. 1908 entstand in dem Dorf eine eigene Schule, zuvor wurde in Lazníčky und Tršice unterrichtet. 1915 wurde ein zweiter Steinbruch aufgenommen und 1946 folgte ein dritter. Die Freiwillige Feuerwehr bildete sich 1928. 1930 war der Ort auf 90 Häuser angewachsen, in denen 453 Personen lebten. Im Jahre 1938 schlossen sich die Steinbruchsarbeiter in einer Knappschaft zusammen. 1948 nahm ein Sägewerk den Betrieb auf. 1950 lebten in den 90 Häusern von Výkleky 391 Menschen. Im Zuge der Gebietsreform von 1960 und der Auflösung des Okres Hranice wurde Výkleky zum 1. Januar 1961 dem Okres Přerov zugeordnet. 1976 wurde Výkleky an den Örtlichen Nationalausschuss Lazníky angeschlossen und 1983 gänzlich eingemeindet. Seit Beginn des Jahres 1992 bildet Výkleky wieder eine eigene Gemeinde. Im Kindergarten und drei Einfamilienhäusern wurde 1996 das Eindringen von Radon unterbunden. Heute arbeitet ein Großteil der Bewohner in den Industriebetrieben von Mariánské Údolí und Přerov.

Wappen
Die Farben Rot und Silber im Wappen von Výkleky symbolisieren das Bistum Olmütz, Blau und Gold stehen für Erasmus von Bobolusk. Der Fäustel und Pickel weisen auf die Steinbrechertradition hin.

Gemeindegliederung
Für die Gemeinde Výkleky sind keine Ortsteile ausgewiesen.

Geologie und Rohstoffe

Výkleky liegt in einem Ausbiss des Moravosilesischen Paläozoikums der Böhmischen Masse. Dieses ist vor Ort durch unterkarbonische Grauwacken repräsentiert, die mit geringmächtigen Tonschiefern wechselgelagert sind. Die Grauwacken wurden und werden östlich der Gemeinde in zwei Steinbrüchen abgebaut. Der nördliche der beiden Steinbrüche ist der aktive, der südliche ist stillgelegt (aufgelassen) und mit Wasser gefüllt. Dieser Steinbruchsee, in dem unter anderem Süßwasserquallen leben, wird heute zum Baden genutzt.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kapelle des hl. Antonius von Padua, im südlichen Teil des Dorfes unter einer Baumgruppe, erbaut 1898 anlässlich des 50. Thronjubiläums Kaiser Franz Joseph I. anstelle eines hölzernen Glockenturmes
 Bildstock in der Flur Na Močidlech, errichtet zum Gedenken an die Gefallenen der Napoleonischen Kriege

Söhne und Töchter der Gemeinde
 Jan Calábek (1903–1992), Pflanzenphysiologe, Pädagoge, Dokumentarfilmer und -regisseur, Wegbereiter der wissenschaftlichen Kinematographie

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Präsenz auf den Webseiten der Mikroregion Pobečví

Ersterwähnung 1258

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This model is codenamed D6503 and it looks a lot like the Sony Xperia Z1. The Xperia Z2 is rumored to get a MWC 2014 unveiling, which lines up with this leak right here. The handset has also been said to be codenamed Sirius, a model that has leaked over the past week or so, with some details like connectivity options.
What we can see here is that the screen bezels are smaller than the ones of the Xperia Z1 or Xperia Z, which means we get a larger screen, while the chassis measurements stay the same. The leakster of the device also says that we're dealing with a 5.2 inch smartphone and if we check out the flaps, those may be meant to protect the device slots when submerged in water.
We should get UI shots soon as well.


On view June 21, 2018 through August 12, 2018.
Join the Hirshhorn's summer of performance for an extraordinary season of intimate, moving experiences.
Does the body is the Museum's first live performance exhibition, presenting the newest generation of American artists who blend the avant-garde legacy of performance art with pop culture.
Each work challenges crucial ideas about the body and identity through dance, music, comedy, and spoken word, and will invite you to connect with the artists and your fellow visitors to find ways to "dance better together." The exhibition also includes a larger ongoing presentation of documentaries and recorded works that offer an introduction to these five exciting artists—Morgan Bassichis, Moriah Evans, Will Rawls, Jen Rosenblit, and Mariana Valencia.
Curated by Mark Beasley, Robert and Arlene Kogod Secretarial Scholar, Curator of Media and Performance Art with curatorial assistance from Betsy Johnson, Assistant Curator.
A 2018 Guggenheim Fellow, choreographer, and dancer based in Berlin, Rosenblit debuts a new work in which she inhabits five distinct characters, from a wheat farmer to Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, through the use of costumes, props, and vivid theatrics.
In this new solo work, Valencia presents a powerful herstory of her own life through a choral surround of original songs, dances, and monologues. She is a Foundation for Contemporary Arts Award to Artists grantee (2018) and has performed around the globe.
Blending stand-up comedy, live music, and raw personal therapy, Bassichis offers an intense new solo work for piano and voice. A composer, singer, comedian and cabaret artist, Bassichis has performed at Artists Space, MoMA PS1, and the Whitney Museum.
Cursor muses on the computer cursor as a kind of body, describing the graphic as a "protagonist and expectant messenger," with dance, writing, voice, and objects. As a choreographer, writer, and performer, Rawls frequently explores ideas of dance and blackness, ambiguity and abstraction.
As a choreographer, Evans interrogates dance's complex history and structure with an exciting, expansive sense of the art form. In Be My Muse, Evans will occupy the Hirshhorn's circular gallery for five days with a series of 49-minute performances. For each performance, she will expose her process to a series of interventions and opinions from museum visitors, producing an open choreography regulated both by time and the intimate, momentary exchanges between two people. Be My Muse examines the construction of a solo performance while redefining expressions of power, control, dominance, submission, and the authority of the artist.


It is a job, with all the bells and whistles and hoopla, at the end of the day, it is still a business. What was I thinking getting into this at my age, with no training? Well, let me see if I can get to the bottom of it.
Writing. I decided to write as therapy. Creating a journal to cope with all the different trials and tribulations life was throwing at me. Since my imagination is still just as vivid as it was when I was a child, I decided to try something different. I decided to take a six inch character and bring them to the front of the scenes, outside of the children's world. I created a Pixie world and brought a little fantasy and romance into it.
Since there is some form of Pixie or Fairy in a lot of fantasy stories, I decided to make these a bit different. Sure, they can fly, but they have no Pixie dust. They are muscled and built, but do not dress in Peter Pan style clothing. They are romantic and strong, knowing just how to protect what is theirs. Inside their world I decided to bring their villages to scale with them through witchcraft, leaving you to follow along and forget they are just Pixies, until danger arrives. Their day to day life is not much different from ours. Of course, minus the modern conveniences we love in our life.
Self publishing has been a really nice challenge. But, all the research in the world could not prepare me for the mountain I had to climb on this one. Choosing the right site, formatting to fit their requirements, and finding art for a cover are but just a few of the challenges awaiting you. Finding my way onto twitter was one of the saving graces of the whole process. Finding some if my favorites along with meeting new writers was great, but finding them to be helpful and encouraging was spectacular. Knowing they were there for advice, freely given advice, made the story in my head become a reality on paper.
The dreams of a huge publishing house wanting to take the story to the ends of the earth are still there. Another hurtle to conquer as I learn the ends and outs of a new business. Fishing for just the right fit at just the right time with just the right pitch. But that my friends is another story.
How would we feel if we suddenly woke up in a world thought to be make-believe? Take a stroll through the pages of WISH UPON A STONE and find out. Follow along as we find that, a sleeping wish, mixed with a beautiful stone, can turn two lives, separated by legend and law, upside down. But be warned, once you pick up this world, you may never want to leave it.


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We are pleased to welcome back Amy Ballantyne after her recent maternity leave. Amy has a wealth of experience and attention to detail that are huge assets to our organization.
We are pleased to announce that the web version of our Scavenger Hunt Anywhere Smartphone App has now been launched. This version gives us greater reliability and the ability to serve a wider range of participants. Contact us for more information.
A client recently booked a scavenger hunt in Buenos Aires. Easy, right? Well, it turns out that the group is from Brazil and so the hunt will need to be delivered in Portuguese.
We are clear that we do not speak Portuguese! So our plan is to design the hunt in English, have it translated and run the event in Portuguese.
We could not do it without the always-say-yes-and-figure-out-how-to-do-it-later attitude of our awesome sales and planning team here at Scavenger Hunt Anywhere!
This is the kind of customized challenge that we love here at Scavenger Hunt Anywhere. So we hope that the next time your client comes to you with a crazy list of requirements for their team activity, contact us and let us help.
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Disadvantages for Female Entrepreneurs
By: Nicholas Smith
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Starting your own business enables you to pursue a business idea while enjoying the freedom and flexibility of running your own venture. According to Mai Nguyen, author of "Women Entrepreneurs: Turning Disadvantages to Advantages," the number of female entrepreneurs that run their own businesses has steadily increased during the last decade. Although more women are entering the corporate world as founders of their own ventures, they are subject to several distinct disadvantages as women. One of the most significant concerns for female entrepreneurs is the ability to balance professional and family responsibilities.
Financial Barrier
One of the most significant barriers to female entrepreneurship is the capital financing barrier. When starting a business, entrepreneurs need to line up capital to get the business "off of the ground." According to Mai Nguyen, female entrepreneurs often get their initial funding from family loans, savings, credit cards and home equity loans. However, women can obtain capital from government startup programs, self-funding and venture capitalists, among other sources. When women have promising business ideas, it is less difficult for them to obtain startup capital. Therefore, having solid business plans with persuasive product or service ideas helps reduce the finance barrier for women.
Lack of Networks
Female entrepreneurs are more likely to encounter difficulty because they are less likely to be associated with networks of people who can help them launch and sustain businesses. "Networks" include people who provide mentorship, referrals, help and valuable information to entrepreneurs. Men tend to dominate the highest levels of corporate leadership. Therefore, there are less women available to provide valuable advice to female entrepreneurs. Women also face "customer/supplier" discrimination, which occurs when customers or suppliers discriminate against women-owned firms. In response, women business leaders can create their own networks to cultivate the success of female entrepreneurs. However, these networks should include men who can also be helpful to fund-raising, business strategy or other critical areas.
In the United States, women are more likely to shoulder a greater share of child-rearing duties. Children may demand their mothers' undivided attention, which can be a challenge for female entrepreneurs to deal with. Building and running a new business requires a great deal of time, which may conflict with one's family obligations. Women in this situation must balance their family life with their duties as entrepreneurs. For example, parents can communicate about the need to devote some time during the day solely on business, while other times can be devoted to family matters.
Although both men and women can face issues of self-doubt, or lack confidence to compete in the business market, men do not suffer from the same degree of "prejudgment" as do women entrepreneurs. For example, male business leaders may not believe that their female counterparts can compete or innovate to the degree that men can. The basis of these views are stereotypes about women. Having female mentors and confidants can help instill self confidence in your abilities as a female entrepreneur.
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Nicholas Smith has written political articles for SmithonPolitics.com, "The Daily Californian" and other publications since 2004. He is a former commissioner with the city of Berkeley, Calif. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of California-Berkeley and a Juris Doctor from St. John's University School of Law.


Since I still have few hours to burn on my final day in Tuguegarao City, I visited another major landmark in the city - Buntun Bridge. Given that it is just 2.5 kilometers away from the city center, I just took a tricycle and asked the driver to bring me to the bridge. I alighted at the foot of the bridge on Tuguegarao's side, I want to cross the bridge by foot.
Buntun Bridge is considered as the longest river bridge in the country. It stretches from Tuguegarao City to Solana, Cagayan and spans over the mighty Cagayan River, the largest river basin in the Philippines.
The bridge's length is 1.098 kilometers and provides an unassailable view of the magnificent Cagayan River and the mountainous terrains nearby.
I highly suggest the you walk through the whole span of the bridge from Tuguegarao City to Solana Cagayan. It is quite an experience as you feel the strong winds and the sudden shaking of the bridge as big trucks passes by.
Upon reaching the other end of the bridge, you may take the rocky path on the right side going to the bottom of the bridge.
This is where you could take a wide shot of the bridge with the rice fields and the river below it. Truly an amazing sight!
As I took the plane going back to Manila, an aerial view of Buntun Bridge bid goodbye to me. It's really awesome!
Ride a tricycle from Tuguegarao City town proper to Buntun. Travel time is about 10 minutes, fare is around 30 pesos.
wow! longest river bridge pala xa! we also chcked it last time kahet wala sa IT ng Lakbay Norte. Hangganda rin pala nya sa morning.
nung nag-ilocos norte trip kami, di namin tinuloy Cagayan.. sa susunod, derechohin na nmin till jan.. thanks for the info.. saya naman kahit saang sulok napupuntahan mo na ata..
Excellent photos Sir. Kailangan mapuntahan ko ito. hehehe..
It is really one of my fascinations, bridges. :-).
I love the aerial view to0..
I love the sceneries, perfect for traveling.


Emotions—especially the dark and dishonored ones—hold a tremendous amount of energy. We've all seen what happens when we repress or blindly express them. With The Language of Emotions: What Your Feelings Are Trying to Tell You, empath and researcher Karla McLaren shows you how to meet your emotions and receive their life-saving wisdom to safely move toward resolution and equilibrium.


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Artist mixes contemporary dance with roller-skating
July, 31/2019 - 08:43
Half Vietnamese, half Spanish artist Xuân Lê has returned to Việt Nam to participate in the 2019 Hanoi Dance Festival. His performance Vòng Lặp (Loop) has been warmly received by audiences. Phương Thúy from People's Weekend interviewed Lê about his passion for contemporary dance
Half Vietnamese, half Spanish artist Xuân Lê has returned to Việt Nam to participate in the 2019 Hanoi Dance Festival.
His performance Vòng Lặp (Loop) has been warmly received by audiences.
Phương Thúy from People's Weekend interviewed Lê about his passion for contemporary dance
Artist Xuân Lê
Loop is the first work you have choreographed. How does it feel to bring this performance to Việt Nam?
This work was created in 2016 with the theme "The Root". It is about where we are born, family, the starting point of the evolution and development of each individual on this earth.
Loop is about the life cycle and the repetition of life.
My team and I are pleased to attend the Hanoi Dance Festival 2019. The feeling of being able to perform in the homeland is great, especially with a very personal topic like Loop. I feel like giving a gift to my loved ones.
Have you made any changes to the performance you brought to Việt Nam?
The work is improvisational on stage so it is never fixed. It will be transformed to suit the stage conditions and interact with the audience.
I intend to make a longer work on this topic and Loop is just the beginning. I want to talk about collective and community factors.
The question I always ask in my works is where we come from, what our ancestors were like and how an individual can grow in such a complicated and conflicted life.
According to the reincarnation theory life is like a cycle. People are born and reborn.
Xuân Lê performs Loop at Hanoi Dance Festival 2019. Photo baodansinh.vn
Do most contemporary dance artists pursue improvisation?
Everyone has their own methods, but I want to talk about structure of the work. Improvisation is takes place within the framework and emotional flow of the work.
The choreographer gives dancers the theme and the characteristics they want to emphasise and the dancers improvise.
Audiences have enjoyed the dancing, circus acts and roller-skating in your performance. How did you settle on this combination?
I started to learn roller-skating when I was five years old. I gradually started to love it and began attending competitions.
The competitions give me the opportunity to return to Việt Nam for the first time. I also placed sixth in the world roller-skating championships in 2009.
One day, when I was practising on the street, a choreographer saw me and asked me to join his show. It was the first time I had a chance to get close to dance. After that I attend dance courses and tried to figure out how to combine contemporary dance and roller-skating.
One of my most valuable experiences was working in Tuấn Lê's contemporary circus show. There, I met many friends from different backgrounds that continue to nurture my exploration and study of different arts.
When combining circus acts and roller-skating I aim to create a contemporary dance, not to make viewers see someone who is roller-skating. Maybe at first audiences will be distracted by the roller-skates, but then they will forget it and just be charmed by the dance.
I intend to make three works with this theme. The second will be titled Reflection and will be launched this September. I will focus on the relationship between people and the environment.
Do you have your own dance troupe?
My company can be considered a family. We are a small dance company and do not have much money so everyone must take on extra work. I also take more responsibility.
At first we only performed on small stages in Paris but gradually we have gotten the chance to perform at various festivals in other countries. VNS
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by Lecretia's Choice	| August 16, 2016
There's a moment in my new book, Lecretia's Choice, where I describe Lecretia telling me she's made the decision to take her case to the High Court. At the time, I tried to dissuade her, worried about the impact it might have on us both.
"It's my case," she said, "You won't even be involved."
Eighteen months later, I couldn't be more involved. Neither her nor I could have predicted how things would turn out.
I moved to New York for work in April of this year, and this weekend I head back to New Zealand for the first time since then.
On the 24th of August I will appear before the Health Select Committee to speak to my submission. It's too early to say just how the submissions have turned out, but having had a glance through some of them, it's clear that church groups have been very active in compelling their parishioners to write to the committee. There's a large number of sheets of paper with "I am against euthanasia because …" printed at the top, with printed instructions at the bottom to leave their handwritten submissions in a pile at the back of the church for collection. It's not hard to imagine the content of the sermon that would precede a flurry of pious Sunday morning submissions.
It's not surprising. Similar campaigns were run during the select committee phase of the same-sex marriage bill. That bill ultimately passed because politicians could see their way to doing the right thing despite fervent and often misguided opposition. It's my hope they'll do the same with assisted dying.
On the 29th of August, I will be launching Lecretia's Choice at parliament in Wellington. The Hon Nikki Kaye MP has agreed to host the evening, and it has been combined with the inaugural Lecretia Seales Memorial Lecture in Law Reform, which will be given by Sir Geoffrey Palmer QC. I am really looking forward to the evening, and if you'd like to come along you'll be very welcome. Parliament security requires all guests to have an invitation, so contact law-events@vuw.ac.nz if you'd like to receive one. I hope to see you there.
I'm also travelling to Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, Melbourne and Brisbane to promote Lecretia's Choice between the 23rd of August and the 11th of September. I'm visiting WORD Christchurch, where I'm appearing with the wonderful Caitlin Doughty, and I'm having a conversation with Andrew Denton in Melbourne at the School of Life. I'm honoured to have been invited to speak at the Brisbane Writer's Festival, which features big names like Lionel Shriver, Alexei Sayle, and Yann Martel. I've placed a full list of events and venues on the Lecretia's Choice book page.
It'll be strange to be back in New Zealand. The home that Lecretia and I shared together has new occupants, so I won't be visiting it. I'll be arriving in Wellington as an outsider, someone passing through, and the place is so associated with Lecretia in my mind that I predict her absence will make it unfamiliar, like a foreign land.
Although Lecretia convinced me that I wouldn't be involved, it's easy to see in hindsight that my involvement was inevitable. We were a team, and we made a decision to support each other in seeing this through. So that's what we'll do.
See you on the 29th Matt.
Good to hear from you again. All the best for your book launch. I ordered it as soon as I knew you had written it. As I read your words again I am reminded of your incredible writing and use of the language, the love you and Lecretia had in your lives together and the incredibly deep sadness you now live with every day. I know your book will be amazing and it is fantastic to hear you have been invited to the Australian writers' awards.
I am so hoping that the politicians will see past the church groups who have put in submissions, as you say, probably after fire and brimstone sermons. It isn't right that a church leader should try to influence the thinking of his/her congregation, the same as teachers should be value free. We all need Lecretia's Choice to become law. It is after all a choice, not a given, that if you become terminally ill you'll automatically have to end your life.
I would love to attend your book launch at Parliament but we will be looking after Sarah and Damian's children so that they are able to come.
It is so wonderful to know that you are still very much involved in your quest Matt, and that Lucretia is still very much in your thoughts….bless you, and I wish you success and contentment.


Kidneys play a crucial role in keeping your body healthy. They process toxins, wash out waste products through urine and filter impurities from blood. Because of kidney stones, the entire process gets affected.
As a result, it can block the urine flow and cause severe stomach pain. Luckily, there are several home remedies that can be very beneficial in treating kidney stones. Following is a brief rundown on them.
When it comes to treating kidney stones naturally, the first step is to increase your fluid intake. You must drink at least eight to ten glasses of water every day. The larger this quantity, the faster will be the relief you will get.It is quite okay if you are drinking more than your fill. The basic idea behind this remedy is to allow your body to produce around 40-45 ounce of urine daily.When you drink lots of fluid, especially water, it dissolves stones, which eventually come out through urine. It is the safest and possibly the most effective natural way to treat kidney stones.
Taking pure basil juice everyday can also accelerate the process of recovery. The chances of expulsion of stones through the urinary tract are much higher this way.Because of its wonderful natural ability to treat kidney related diseases, basal tea is also popularly referred to as kidney tonifier. Since it does not carry any side effects, you can take it throughout the day.It will keep your kidney healthy. However, when it comes to treating kidney stones specifically, a very effective home remedy is to take one teaspoon of raw honey mixed with an equal quantity of pure basil juice every day. Follow this remedy regularly for 5-6 months.
Celery seed is considered as a wonderful kidney tonic and a very effective diuretic. The formation of kidney stones can be prevented quite effectively by using celery seed as a tea or a spice in food items regularly.
Pomegranate juice carries a wide array of health benefits, but it can specifically be very beneficial in treating kidney stones.Therefore, you are advised to drink juice of freshly squeezed pomegranates daily for faster recovery. In addition to that, you can also consider eating organic pomegranates.
Another great way to soothe the discomforts caused by kidney stones is to take two grams of horsetail tea in the form of capsules every day. Alternatively, you can also drink three to four cups of horsetail tea at least once every day.
Remove the beans from their pods and boil them in purified hot water for 5-6 hours. Strain the liquid using cheese cloth. Let it cool down at normal room temperature.The pain caused by kidney stones can be relieved quite effectively by drinking this liquid throughout the day. Try to finish the liquid in one day. Do not use it after twenty hours.
Dandelion root is another wonderful kidney cleanser and tonic. For effective results, you can consider taking around 500mg of dandelion root two times a day.
Drinking a mixture of raw apple cider vinegar, olive oil and lemon juice is one of the most popular home remedies for kidney stones. It can be very effective in relieving the stomach pain caused by stone formation in kidneys.You can prepare this kidney tonic by mixing one tablespoon of raw apple cider vinegar with twelve ounces of purified water. Cut a lemon in half and squeeze its juice in the mixture. Drink this tonic every hour.
For healthy kidneys, doctors always recommend to eat food products that contain high amount of vitamin A. Such foods may include carrots, broccoli, winter squash, pumpkin and sweet potatoes. Carrots, in particular, can provide your body a good quantity of kidney-friendly nutrients.
Magnesium supplements are considered to be a great way to remove kidney stones, especially in those people who are affected with recurrent kidney stones. Eating 2-3 slices of whole wheat bread daily can be a good home remedy because they can easily fulfill the recommended intake of magnesium.As per various studies, in over 93% cases, the problem of kidney stones was cured completely just by getting an adequate amount of magnesium daily either through foods or nutritional supplements.
Bran flakes are a great natural source for fiber, which can be very effective in making your urine free from oxalate and calcium. As a result, the risks of kidney stones can be minimized to a great extent.Those who already have it can experience faster recovery. You can get 8 mg of fiber just by eating a bowl of bran flakes. So, consider including it in your diet plan.
It is true that vegetables and fruits are a great source for lots of beneficial nutrients, minerals and vitamins, but it is also important to note that many of them can provide excess quantities of oxalates to your body.Such foods usually include wheat bran, tea, strawberries, spinach, peanuts, parsley, nuts, cola, coffee, chocolate and beets. However, you are advised to talk to your doctor about these foods. Your doctor may allow you to eat some of them in a very limited quantity depending upon your specific medical condition.
The amount of your salt intake also plays a crucial role when it comes to treating kidney stones. You must cut down your salt intake. Do not take more than two grams of salt in a day.However, it is important for you to understand that the basic idea is to cut down the sodium intake only. There are low-sodium salt available in the market, which you may like to use, but only after consulting with your doctor. Your doctor will guide you better in this regard.
Last, but not the least, you must also follow a healthy diet plan because eating unhealthy foods have been found to be the major reason for stone formation in kidneys.


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2. The best (only?) examples of pedagogical master planning that I could find (so far) come from Australia. I was impressed by the concepting and work being done at the Southern Metropolitan Region in Victoria, Australia. From a PowerPoint deck, I could see great potential and excitement around the work. And in a PDF of the workshopping materials, I was captivated by a four-degree rubric for vision, curriculum implementation, pedagogy, personalized learning, etc. The only U.S. examples that I have located thus far are from universities and large public systems, and many of those seem to cross into big-picture strategic planning without much architectural detail, or into campus master planning.
3. In looking at about 30 campus master plans, I was struck by their common approach to mapping. Many, if not all, of the campus plans included color-coded legends that showed 1) existing construction, 2) phase I new construction, 3) phase I renovation, 4) phase II new construction, 5) phase II renovation, etc. I wonder if we could demonstrate the existence of such a plan with regard to pedagogical master planning in schools. In a faculty and administration of, let's say, 200 people, could we discover a universally agreed upon sense of 1) which traditional pedagogies were to remain in place, 2) which "new" pedagogies would emerge systemically in phase I, 3) which consequential renovations would therefore need to take place in terms of classroom design, technology use, communication to parents, etc?
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In discussion last night with a local asst. superintendent of a district that is building a new $170 million high school, that will undoubtedly be outdated within 10 years: is this really money well spent? After interest on the bond it will cost something like $500 million, or $10 million a year over 50 years; so for a school of 2500 students, thats $4,000 per student per year. Is there really that much added value versus what $10 million a year could do for a budget-strapped school district?
Of course, I am not knocking the designing and constructing of modern buildings and exciting learning environments. However, I would LOVE to see comparable money spent on purposeful, strategic design of a pedagogical master plan that worked at all levels of organizational development. The learning plan should come first and foremost. Ironically, it seems to trail behind.


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The new partnership will provide Blackstone portfolio companies with iSIGHT Partners' proprietary cyber threat intelligence.
Dallas, TX and New York, NY, July 31, 2013. iSIGHT Partners and Blackstone (NYSE: BX), today announced a strategic partnership to offer Blackstone portfolio companies iSIGHT Partners' proprietary cyber threat intelligence.
Under the agreement, Blackstone portfolio companies will have discounted access to iSIGHT Partners' intelligence. This intelligence will become the base of those participating companies' cyber security strategies, enabling a much more efficient approach to prioritize security resources to counter relevant cyber threats.
More than a year ago, Blackstone recognized the potential severity of cyber security threats and began employing iSIGHT Partners' intelligence to drive its cyber security strategy. Now Blackstone is providing its portfolio companies the opportunity to pursue the same strategy.
John Watters, CEO of iSIGHT Partners, said, "Strengthening our long-term relationship with Blackstone solidifies our leadership within the cyber intelligence space and helps position us for the future in this rapidly changing environment. We understand and appreciate the leverage in the Blackstone model and look forward to affording 'Community Defense' to their participating portfolio companies."
Jay Leek, Chief Information Security Officer at Blackstone, said, "The intelligence-led security model that iSIGHT Partners exemplifies is the model for the future. This partnership provides our portfolio companies with actionable intelligence to focus time, resources and budgets on threats that pose the greatest risk to their business."
Blackstone is one of the world's leading investment and advisory firms. It seeks to create positive economic impact and long-term value for investors, the companies it invests in, the companies it advises and the broader global economy. Blackstone does this through the commitment of extraordinary people and flexible capital. Its alternative asset management businesses include the management of private equity funds, real estate funds, hedge fund solutions, credit-focused funds and closed-end funds. Blackstone also provides various financial advisory services, including financial and strategic advisory, restructuring and reorganization advisory and fund placement services. Further information is available at www.blackstone.com. Follow on Twitter @Blackstone.
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Microfactories in fashion
Researchers at the University of New South Wales Sydney have developed a new microfactory to transform fashion into useful building products.
Read moreMicrofactories in fashion
Categories Profile Tags Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform, fashion, fashion waste, microfactory, SMaRT Centre, Sustainable Materials Research and Technology, University of New South Wales, UNSW, Veena Sahajwalla
UNSW constructing with clothes in 'green microfactory'
January 8, 2019 January 8, 2019 by Waste Management Review
UNSW research team develops process that converts old clothing, textiles and glass into high-quality construction materials like flat panels.
Read moreUNSW constructing with clothes in 'green microfactory'
Categories News Tags ceramics, clothes, e-waste, Green Microfactory, Sydney, textiles, tiles, University, UNSW
Australians believe recyclables going to landfill: research
October 10, 2018 October 5, 2018 by Waste Management Review
Most Australians across all states and demographics believe the recyclables they put into their council bins are ending up in landfill, according to new research from the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
The series of surveys has also found that 49 per cent of people believe that green and eco-friendly efforts will not have an effect in their lifetime, with 63.8 per cent of those older than 65 seeing no benefits being realised.
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Key findings also report that 72.4 per cent of people would recycle more of the material if it was reliably recycled.
Confusion also surround which level of government is responsible for residential waste and recycling services, with some people thinking industry instead of government is responsible for waste management.
UNSW's Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology (SMaRT) Director Veena Sahajwalla said rising stockpiles and increasing use of landfill, in the absence of a coordinated government solution to a waste problem, had not been lost on consumers.
"Each council is fending for themselves right across Australia and while the meeting of federal and state environment ministers earlier this year made an important announcement about a new National Waste Policy stating that by 2025 all packaging will be re-usable, compostable or recyclable, we don't have to wait another seven years for this decision to come into effect," Dr Sahajwalla said.
"It is clear on this issue that people want action, and they want governments to invest and do something now.
"A number of councils and private business are interested in our technology but unless there are incentives in place, Australia will be slow to capitalise on the potential to lead the world in reforming our waste into something valuable and reusable."
UNSW's SMaRT Centre launched a demonstration e-waste microfactory in April, which is able to recover the components of discarded electronic items for use in high value products.
UNSW is also finalising a second demonstration microfactory, which converts glass, plastics and other waste materials into engineered stone products, which look and perform as well as marble and granite.
"Rather than export our rubbish overseas and to do more landfill for waste, the microfactory technology has the potential for us to export valuable materials and newly manufactured products instead," Dr Sahajwalla said.
"Through the microfactory technology, we can enhance our economy and be part of the global supply chain by supplying more valuable materials around the world and stimulating manufacturing innovation in Australia."
Categories News Tags material, microfactory, National Waste Policy, NSW, recover, recycle, recylable, research, SMaRT, stockpile, survey, Sustainable Materials Research and Technology, Sydney, University of New South Wales, UNSW, Veena Sahajwalla
UNSW conducts sustainable procurement study
September 19, 2018 September 18, 2018 by Waste Management Review
A research team at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Business School is conducting a joint-global research project on local governments' purchasing, procurement and waste management.
The research comes as part of the PLUS Alliance composed of UNSW, Arizona State University (ASU), and King's College London (KCL).
The study aims to better understand the barriers and facilitators of effective purchasing, procurement, and waste management for local governments, including the social, economic, and environmental implications.
The team has already conducted research in several countries including US and Japanese local governments. They are now looking to Australian councils to participate in the project for comparative Australian data.
The team is inviting local government professionals (e.g., managers, directors, and officers) to participate in an anonymous and confidential 15 -20 minutes online-survey. They are specifically targeting professionals from the following fields of expertise:
Environment/environmental compliance
The aim is to collect data from local governments with 10,000 or more residents in all states and territories. To participate in the survey, click here.
Categories News Tags PLUS Alliance, UNSW
Planet Ark partner with Bingo Industries to divert coffee grounds
August 1, 2018 July 31, 2018 by Waste Management Review
A new trial aims to divert spent coffee grounds from landfill and repurpose them into higher value uses.
Planet Ark will begin the Coffee 4 Planet Ark trial in September in Sydney, in collaboration Bingo industries and with leading coffee roasters and members, such as Lavazza. Tata Global Beverages via its Map Coffee brand will collect spent coffee grounds from limited corporate businesses in Melbourne.
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The program aims to roll out around the country in 2019 after it identifies the best and most cost-effective collection method.
Planet Ark undertook a 2016 feasibility study that found almost 2800 tonnes of spent coffee grounds are sent to landfill in Sydney alone.
Once in landfill, the grounds would begin to break down and produce methane. Diverting the spent grounds from Sydney would save approximately 1600 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions annually, according to the study.
To develop new end uses for coffee grounds, Planet Ark has begun working with the SMaRT centre at the University of New South Wales. It has also secured a partnership with Circular Food to produce a nutrient rich soil fertiliser called Big Bio, which will utilise the collected grounds.
Planet Ark CEO Paul Klymenko said the Coffee 4 Planet Ark program was an important step in ensuring spent coffee grounds were being used to their greatest potential rather than entering landfill.
'Currently, the vast majority of coffee grounds produced after extracting your coffee are going to landfill. Planet Ark believes in creating a circular economy where all resources are used to their greatest potential,' Mr Klymenko said.
'We are thrilled to be working with some of Australia's leading coffee roasters to trial a collection and repurposing system for coffee ground waste.'
Categories News Tags Australia, Bingo Industries, coffe Grounds, coffee, Coffee 4 Planet Ark, food waste, landfill, Lavazza, Map Coffee, Melbourne, New South Wales, NSW, Paul Klymenko, Planet Ark, roaster, SMaRT Centre, Sydney, Tata Global Beverages, University of New South Wales, UNSW
Return and Earn sees half a billion containers returned
More than half a billion containers have been returned to Return and Earn reverse vending machines in NSW, eight months after the scheme launched.
The container deposit scheme aims to improve recycling rates and reduce the volume of litter in the state by 40 per cent by 2020.
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Each eligible container is worth 10 cents when returned to a reverse vending machine or depot.
Drink containers litter currently makes up 44 per cent of the volume of all litter throughout NSW and costs more than $162 million to manage, according to the NSW Environment Protection Authority.
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) was the first educational institution to install a reverse vending machine as part of the scheme.
UNSW Senior Manager, Environmental Sustainability Will Syddall said that while this initiative helps to reduce littering and improve recycling rates, it is just one step in improving the way we create and manage waste.
"In the waste hierarchy, reducing and reusing resources is better than recycling them. We encourage the community to use reusable water bottles and coffee cups so that they can avoid disposable cups and bottles altogether," Mr Syddall said.
"We also recognise that we have more work to do to reduce the amount of single-use plastic and other consumables used on our campuses."
According to the World Bank, half of the plastic ever manufactured was made in the last 15 years.
Categories News Tags aluminium, bottle, can, CDS, Cleanaway, container, container deposit scheme, Enviroment Proetction Authority, New South Wales, NSW, NSW EPA, plastic, recycling, Return and Earn, TOMRA, University of NSW, UNSW, Will Syddall
A micro solution to our waste
The University of New South Wales Sydney's Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology has developed a new way to disrupt the traditional manufacturing sector with in-house recycling.
Read moreA micro solution to our waste
Categories Profiles Tags microfactories, UNSW
World first e-waste recycling microfactory launches at UNSW
April 4, 2018 April 4, 2018 by Waste Management Review
A world first microfactory capable of transforming components from e-waste which may reduce the amount sent to landfill has been launched at the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
The microfactory uses technology developed after extensive research at UNSW's Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology (SMaRT Centre) and is able to reduce the issue of e-waste from discarded phones and laptops causing environmental harm when sent to landfill.
NSW Minister for the Environment Gabrielle Upton said it was exciting to see new technological innovations that could transform waste management and recycling.
"I am very pleased to launch the UNSW e-waste microfactory today, a NSW home-grown solution to the waste challenges facing communities all over the world," Ms Upton said.
"It is exciting to see innovations such as this prototype microfactory and the potential they have to reduce waste and provide a boost to both the waste management and manufacturing industries in NSW," Ms Upton said.
The micro factory is able to operate on a site as small as 50 square metres and can be located at anywhere waste is stockpiled. It functions as a series of machines and devices that use technology to perform one or more functions in the reforming of waste products.
The UNSW microfactory is able to reform computers, mobile phones and printers, and has a number of modules for the process. The devices are first broken down, then a robot identifies useful parts, which sends them to a small furnace which transforms them into valuable resources using precise temperatures and processes developed by extensive research.
SMaRT Centre Director Professor Veena Sahajwalla said the e-waste microfactory was the first of a series of microfactories under development and in testing at UNSW that can also turn many types of consumer waste streams such as glass, plastic and timber into commercial materials and products.
An example of this is turning computer circuit boards into valuable metal allows such as copper and tine. Glass from devices can also be converted into micrometrical used in industrial grade ceramics and plastic filaments for 3D printing.
"Our e-waste microfactory and another under development for other consumer waste types offer a cost-effective solution to one of the greatest environmental challenges of our age, while delivering new job opportunities to our cities but importantly to our rural and regional areas, too," Dr Sahajwalla said.
"Using our green manufacturing technologies, these microfactories can transform waste where it is stockpiled and created, enabling local businesses and communities to not only tackle local waste problems but to develop a commercial opportunity from the valuable materials that are created."
Dr Sahajwalla said microfactories presented a solution to burning and burying waste items that contain materials which can be transformed into value-added substances and products to meet existing and new industry and consumer demands. This was a truly sustainable solution to our growing waste problem which also offers economic benefits available to local communities, she said.
"We have proven you can transform just about anything at the micro-level and transform waste streams into value-added products. For example, instead of looking at plastics as just a nuisance, we've shown scientifically that you can generate materials from that waste stream to create smart filaments for 3D printing," she said.
"These microfactories can transform the manufacturing landscape, especially in remote locations where typically the logistics of having waste transported or processed are prohibitively expensive. This is especially beneficial for the island markets and the remote and regional regions of the country."
The technology was developed with support from the Australian Research Council and is now in partnership with a number of businesses including e-waste recycler TES, mining manufacturer Moly-cop and spectacle company Dresden.
The SMaRT Centre is expanding its partnerships with industry, investors and local councils. The centre aims to commercialise and create incentives for the industry to use this technology and to encourage sustainable behaviours.
Categories News Tags 3D printing, e-waste, ewaste, microfactory, Minister Gabrielle Upton, Professor Veena Sahajwalla, SMaRT Centre, Sustainable Materials Research and Technology, Sydney, UNSW


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