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Fermin Barno in Turkey. Photo: Soledad Barno
Ing. Fermín Pedro Barnó Piazza (translator)
Fermín Pedro Barnó Piazza was born on 1st December, 1934, in Santa Maria de la Mercedes, Uruguay. He came from a middle-class family and his father owned a tailor´s workshop, which employed the whole family. Surprisingly, the first shirt Fermín was allowed to iron was when he was 12 years old because the family approached business with a great degree of responsibility.
During Fermín´s university studies he was keen on competitive swimming and rowing for the local club Remeros de Mercedes. He emigrated to the Czechoslovakia in the early 1960s. He successfully graduated from the University of Economics in Prague in 1971.
His work for Czechoslovak Radio1.Today Czech Radio (Český rozhlas; ČRo). The Czech Radio played an important role during the Prague Spring and also during the Soviet occupation, which began on 21st August in 1968. Soviet soldiers also came into the Radio station. The Czechoslovak Radio in this period broadcasted from different locations. shone despite the period of rigid normalization2.1969-1987 under the communist regime, where he worked in Latin American production and he founded the series ´Travelling around the Czechoslovakia´. He drew from international sources which was uncomfortable for some colleagues and leaders. In conclusion, he was fired from Czechoslovak Radio.
Another stage of his life was contributing to ČTK and also working as a translator. Simultaneously he spent a long time translating Spanish films into the Czech language and making the accompanying captions for the Czech production company Krátký film (Short movie). In 1996 he suffered a serious car accident and since then he has stopped translating.
Fermín´s experience of contributing to movie production and his penchant for dancing passed on to his two daughters. The older one is working as a film producer and the younger is a professional dancer od Latin dances. In addition to two daughters he has a son, who works for Czech Post.
For what reason did you decide to emigrate to former Czechoslovakia? Did you have some awareness of this country?
I was studying law in Uruguay and after that social studies. I applied for foreign scholarships in the beginning of 1962. So, why did I choose Czechoslovakia? It was very simple – with the process of elimination. I could go to the United States only for half a year. There were unexceptionable university faculties of arts in France, but rather I wanted to study some exact Sciences. And Germany? I dislike Germany. In Poland, I did not want to leave, and not to go to Russia at all! And so it went on and on. Romania? No. Italy? No.
During my studies in Uruguay I used to go to Czechoslovakian films, and when I saw the movie Holubice from the Czech director Vláčil, the sight on this movie awoke in me such a wonderful feeling that I said to myself: ´Yes, you must be there!´ I very much enjoyed Czech music and even Uruguayan people know the Czech composer Dvorak and also Czech porcelain.
I also remember that one day Czech musicians arrived in Montevideo and for us Uruguayan people, this was something completely different and new. Me, and my friend drove with a jeep to their night show. They were amazing, and their dancing and singing was so beautiful that we decided to invite a few musicians to ride with us after their midnight show. We brought them to the beach and we spent one of the most beautiful evenings in my life, because the sea reflected the phosphorescent stars, the moon shone brightly and we all swam naked. There was a girl from Moravia and at that time I had no idea that I would ever come in Czechoslovakia. The girl that night gave me her address but after two years when I came to her, she was married.
Fermin Barno with his sister Soled. Archive photo
For you what was the role of a foreigner in Czechoslovakia and how were you affected by the Czech environment?
It acted positively on me. I started with my studies at the University of Economics in Prague after my arrival. But before starting studying I had to pass an intensive program of Czech language in Dobrusca (Dobruška). I have wonderful memories from Dobrusca. There were many foreigners from all over the world and I remembered that one boy from Africa wrote everything in his little notebook. He always came up to somebody and asked him: "What is it?", and then, he wrote down this particular word. He did so much and one time he overdid it, he came up to one man from Dobrusca and asked him: ´What is this?´ and he pointed to a shovel. The man replied: ´Holy shit! This is a shovel!´ And the boy wrote in his notebook: ho-ly-shit-this-is-a sho-vel. Sometime later we had a lesson and the teacher chose students and tested them with simple objects – accidently he was carrying a picture of a shovel and asked: ´What is this?´ And the eager boy screamed: ´Holy shit, this is a shovel!´ The whole class roared with laughter. So, I have such memories. (he laughs)
Do you think that the Czech are xenophobic?
No, I don´t think so. I think that they are just a bit closed. It is based on the opinion that the best community is their own and the word ´foreigner´ (Czech: ´cizinec´) is after all derived from ´foreign´ (Czech: ´cizí´), isn´t it? A man from a foreign country is not worthy of trust. Secondly, another reason is that there are the effects of natural and social conditions. The Czech Republic is a hollow basin surrounded by mountains and behind the mountains there is danger. So, I would explain it like that.
Also, I would like to ask you. Where there any bad reactions directed at you, just for the reason that you were a foreigner or immigrant?
Frankly, something downright negative rarely happened to me. Yeah, they said to me, for example, (I do not remember where or when) you moron Arab. I just laughed. (laughing)
How about when you worked in Czechoslovakia and the Czechs at that time, how do you feel about that time now?
I will repeat it again. I don´t think that anything has changed in principle. I have a feeling that Czechs were like that previously, because they were afraid or not allowed to do many things. (Note: He thinks about the communist party). And nowadays they have a mistrust of foreigners.
Have you ever married in Czechoslovakia?
Yes, actually two times. (laughing) The first time I was 33 years old in 1967. I have two daughters and one son, that I know of, I do not know about the others. (laughing)
I assume that the two marriages were to Czechs, did you find some advantages or disadvantages of a mixed marriage?
Marriage is based on tolerance, it is not based on where the person is from, but how the person is!
Could you compare and evaluate life in your native country to your present life in the Czech Republic?
It depends what I would compare. For example the politics is absolutely different. Top politicians only stole money in the Czech Republic, but in my country, president Mujica killed people. Regarding healthcare, I have total trust in the Czech health system. On the other hand, they have very similar medicine and actually many things come to me the same. It is hard to say and compare… I was born in Uruguay, grew up and spent a beautiful childhood there – I will always feel something other than what I have for the Czech Republic because my roots are there.
And what are the advantages and disadvantages of living in the Czech Republic?
As I said, I couldn´t compare it.
If he had to evaluate character traits and differences in social behaviour of Czech and Uruguayans people, in what would be on?
Czechs are more closed, the ´inside´, they rarely express what they feel, and they have few laughs. In contrast, Uruguayans are the opposite of them, for example I am still laughing. (laughing)
From a socio-economic point of view, does life seem easier to you in the Czech Republic or in your native country?
Currently I am in retirement and my opinion on this is that we (pensioners) have worked all of our lives and we have nothing! (laughing) But this is really exactly the same – everywhere.
What do you think that characterizes the Czech Republic, the Czech nation and Czech culture?
I would like to say one thing – the word ´nation´ – I dislike using it. What is a ´nation´?! You really think that God said: ´I create a Czech nation.´ It is stupidity. And Uruguayans? They are from everywhere. From Argentina, Chile, Brazil. And maybe as you know, the oldest human ancestor was found in Ethiopia, so we descended from one man from Africa… Contrary I could talk about Czech society and how it is a very culturally educated society. And Czech culture? Czech culture is that culture that is accepted as a true or fact by a large majority – and I say now: by the ´nation´.
What is the most similar country to the Czech Republic?
As a country? I don´t know. I haven't been everywhere. (laughing) But I am going to journey across Scandinavia with my sister…
If you had to choose only one nationality, which would it be?
I inherited Spanish nationality after my father. I have got it and I would never change it, just because with a Spanish passport you cannot pay visa. (laughing)
Do you feel that you are a Czech?
I am what I am and where I am. But I wasn´t born here (Prague) and I cannot be a Czech. I have spent half my life in the Czech Republic, so it has certainly affected me in some way, but that is enough.
And according to what and how do you think a foreigner can become a Czech?
From my perspective – never. A fundamental factor is mother tongue, the language that you learn from childhood, the language in which you think and it is hard to learn…
What country has the best behaviour to the foreigners?
The country that does not use the word foreigners. (laughing)
If you look back to the past, do you regret that you started a family and you lived along life in the Czech Republic?
Absolutely not. I am happy to be here and everywhere. You can find Foolish and bad people everywhere, but I don´t listen to them! (laughing)
1. ↑ Today Czech Radio (Český rozhlas; ČRo). The Czech Radio played an important role during the Prague Spring and also during the Soviet occupation, which began on 21st August in 1968. Soviet soldiers also came into the Radio station. The Czechoslovak Radio in this period broadcasted from different locations.
2. ↑ 1969-1987
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Over the past two decades, the PER community has developed a number of effective instructional strategies for calculus-based university physics classes.
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2. Cover the sweet potato or squash with a little oil and salt then bake until browning and crisping up.
3. Meanwhile, on the stove top, add a little oil to a frying pan and sauté the mushrooms until softened.
4. Next add the onions until soft and golden, sprinkling with your spice blend of choice, cooking the mushrooms and onion until golden.
5. In a large bowl, add arugula, shredded chicken or turkey, then top with the roasted squash/potato, onion, and mushrooms.
6. Mix together and divide into two bowls.
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Edward Wheatley, Disability and Marginality in Medieval England and France
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Friday, September 26, 2014 – Friday, December 5, 2014
2 to 5 pm Fridays
Room B-91
Led by Edward Wheatley, Loyola University Chicago
Graduate Seminar
This course will focus on disabled bodies and the cultural forces that acted upon them, as represented in a variety of types of early Christian and medieval texts in Latin, French, and English. We will devote special attention to blindness because of its strong metaphorical associations in medieval Christian discourse. The course will begin with readings in disability theory and its relation to the study of literature. Literary texts will include Old French farces and fabliaux, saints' lives, Chaucer's "Merchant's Tale," Henryson's "Testament of Cresseid," The Croxton Play of the Sacrament," and "The Tale of Beryn."
Learn more about the instructor: Edward Wheatley, Loyola University Chicago.
Participants: Nina Berman, Loyola University Chicago; Alex Christie, Loyola University Chicago; Emily Cottrell, Loyola University Chicago; Lyle Enright, Loyola University Chicago; Naomi Gades, Loyola University Chicago; Michaela Jandacek, Loyola University Chicago; Casey Jergenson, Loyola University Chicago; Stephanie Kucsera, Loyola University Chicago; Brandiann Molby, Loyola University Chicago; Kathleen Noll, Northwestern University; Leah Pope, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Dana Roders, Purdue University; Katherine Schneider, Loyola University Chicago; Elizabeth Wawrzyniak, Marquette University; Lindsey Wedow, Loyola University Chicago
Students may take this seminar on a not-for-credit basis or arrange to earn credit at their home campuses. When space permits, consortium faculty members are encouraged to audit Newberry seminars, and graduate students from non-consortium schools may also enroll.
Enrollment is limited to 15, with priority to students from Center for Renaissance Studies consortium institutions, in accordance with the consortium agreement. The course fee is waived for consortium students.
The seminar is currently full, but we are keeping a wait list.Apply online here.
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Parkway Visionary
Frank Cirill's legacy lives on
By Walt Seifert
It's easy to take the American River Parkway for granted, but it wasn't easy to create. River Park resident Frank Cirill fought many battles to establish and protect the parkway. At its inception, there were fights to buy land and acquire easements. Along the way, there were conflicts over denial of public access to the Fair Oaks Bluffs, Cal Expo's attempt to build a large parking lot near the river, and East Bay Municipal Utility District's scheme to take American River water. Cirill as board member, president and president emeritus of the Save the American River Association was there for each of those fights and many more.
Cirill died in early 2017 at age 94 after living in River Park for 52 years.
Cirill never wanted to hide the parkway away like a jewel in a safe-deposit box. He wanted to share it and see it shine. His vision was bigger than creating and protecting a world-class parkway, a worthy dream in its own right.
His larger vision was knitting together disconnected parkway trails and having people actively use them.
Cirill loved the natural beauty of the parkway and thoroughly enjoyed its recreational opportunities. He used the parkway often and intensively to fish, kayak, run and bike. He was a triathlete, helping organize and participating in Eppie's Great Race. "He ran on the parkway 20 miles a week until he was 86, and then he continued walking," said his daughter, Lisa Cirill. "He exercised until the day he died."
In my conversation with Lisa, she said her dad "worked for over 50 years to get critical connections needed" in the parkway and was a resolute advocate for better access. He wanted his neighbors and the larger community to experience the parkway's tranquility and unique landscape.
Lisa was a top administrator at the California Department of Public Health. She knows the importance of physical activity. She also knows that exercising in nature produces a unique boost to mental health.
Lisa grew up in River Park. She lives there today in a house next to her parents' home. She told me a story about a controversy over adding tennis courts at Glenn Hall Park when she was girl. There was opposition based on worries that the courts would bring in outsiders. The courts were built and there haven't been any problems.
Lisa understands the current concerns of some River Park residents about building the Two Rivers Trail, a paved trail along the levee bottom on the river side, a place where there's now a beaten dirt path. A levee top project probably would have been ideal for river views and to avoid trail flooding and damage, but planners conceded to residents' worries about loss of privacy. Still "Save Don't Pave" signs in River Park reflect other concerns, including harm to the natural environment and fears about crime and impacts from the homeless.
For Lisa, the benefits from improving the public's access to the parkway—a parkway that is nationally significant—are overwhelmingly positive. She pointed out that access to the parkway often is a selling point in River Park real estate listings and lifts home values.
Like her father, Lisa is a proponent of the Two Rivers Trail, and having the parkway accessible to everyone, of all ages and abilities. She said, "I wish he were still alive to see it happen, but he knew it would because it was in city and county plans." And not just in local bike plans. Cirill was one of the 24 citizen advisory committee members who updated the American River Parkway Master Plan in 2008. Frank and the other community members spent years crafting a master plan that was then approved by the city, county and state. A fundamental plan goal is "to ensure preservation of the naturalistic environment while providing … human enjoyment of the Parkway."
I bike in the parkway at least twice a week, and my wife and I walk along the river as well. I'm very glad that 40 years ago we chose to live nearby. I still marvel at the parkway's beauty and its wildlife. I thrill at seeing a deer, a great blue heron or even a rattlesnake. I can't imagine Sacramento without the parkway. We all owe a debt to Frank Cirill for his vision and dedication.
Over the years, the city and other agencies have improved my neighbors' access to the parkway. The levee top between H Street and the Guy West Bridge was paved. Sac State made the connection to the Guy West Bridge safer and friendlier. The city built a trail undercrossing at the west end of the H Street Bridge. The city added bike lanes to J Street (between 56th Street and the campus entrance) and on H Street (between Carlson and 56th). Most recently, a bike lane was added to H Street between Camellia Ave. and Carlson. I look forward to more improvements that will serve our neighborhoods for generations to come. They will all contribute to Frank Cirill's legacy.
Walt Seifert is executive director of Sacramento Trailnet, an organization devoted to promoting greenways with paved trails. He can be reached at bikeguy@surewest.net.
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Union Budget 2021-22: Here Are Some Income Tax Changes Every Taxpayer Should be Aware of
Author - Flickonclick
In the Union Budget 2021-22 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, no major changes in the income tax slabs were announced. The only revisions were seen in the exemption of senior citizens aged above 75 in case of filing an I-T return or if they are dependent on pension or interest income.
Here are 10 major income tax changes seen in the Union Budget 2021-22 which will affect an individual income taxpayer and how they tend to impact your personal finances:
A Dispute Resolving Committee (DRC) will now be set up to help taxpayers with the taxable income amount of up to Rs.50 lakh or the disputed income of up to Rs 10 lakh.
All proceedings that will take place before the DRC are going to be without jurisdiction and faceless.
The revised time limit for filing delayed/revised income tax has now been cut down to three months. The last date for filing income tax returns will now be December 31 after the tax year is closed.
With this, the completion of assessment will also be now done within the time period of three months.
For affordable housing, the tax exemption has now been extended to a period of one year.
This will be beneficial to middle-class first-time homebuyers as they will get an enhanced deduction of Rs.1.5 lakh (above the pre-existing deduction of Rs 2 lakh) for an interest in house loans valued for a house of 45 lakh if the loan is granted before March 2022.
This year's Budget will also provide relief to all those people who lost their jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic and were forced to take freelance minor jobs.
Now, gig and platform workers are also bound to receive social security benefits, as reported by Sitharaman.
All proceeds from ULIPs which are issued on/after February 01, 2021 are going to be taxable as capital gains. This will only happen in case the amount of the premium exceeds Rs.2.5 in an year.
Exemption will be applied for all those in case a taxpayer is paying a premium for more than one ULIP (issued after February 01, 2021). This exemption will only be allowed to those ULIPs exceeding a premium amount of Rs.2.5 in any financial year.
Another new revision is that taxpayers will not have to calculate their own dividend income while making these advanced income tax payments.
All advanced tax will have to be paid only when the dividend is announced or paid by the company.
A major change in double taxation on NRIs has also been declared. Relief will be offered to all those who fail to receive credit for taxes paid in India.
Now that details of capital gains, interests from post offices and banks are going to be pre-filled, tax filing is going to become easier as this will help taxpayers file their returns as data has been captured already.
The interest on employee contributions to provident fund of Rs 2.5 lakh will be taxed from April 01, 2021.
This will aim at taxing the high-value depositors in the EPF. This will affect additional tax liability and will also affect the EPF contributions.
Senior citizens aged above 75 are no longer required to file the income tax return if they are dependent only on pensions or IT returns.
In such cases, the bank will compute a taxable income and therefore deduct the tax accordingly after a declaration by the resident is submitted.
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Ataxia performed two shows, both at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, on February 2 and February 3, 2004. Following this, the group disbanded. Josh Klinghoffer continued to work with Frusciante on his solo projects, and is the current guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, after Frusciante's departure in 2009.


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Miami Heat fans were hurt when LeBron left, they may let him hear it. Somewhat.
Miami fans were hurt when LeBron James left.
When LeBron chose the Heat in 2010 it wasn't just bitter Clevelanders that turned on LeBron and burned his jerseys — although they did it with more venom — but the entire nation or sports fans called out LeBron for perceived betrayal. He handled the exit about as poorly as he could with the televised "Decision" followed by a pep rally in Miami and that turned off much of the country. LeBron's popularity plummeted.
And Heat fans had his back the entire time. They were the people in his corner. They cheered him loudly at games… well, once they got there and got seated. They embraced him in the community. They shared in the four trips to the Finals in four years and two NBA titles. They celebrated with him.
Then he bolted them, too.
Alyssa Carson, essa garota será provavelmente a primeira da nossa espécie a ir a Marte em 2033.
A atriz Marilyn Monroe ficou marcada por dizer que diamantes são os melhores amigos das garotas. Parece que este conceito mudou com a tamanha variedade criativa no mercado, mas o gosto por apetrechos continua o mesmo.
A artista Khrysty inova bastante no que diz respeito a joias e bijuterias, pois suas criações têm um toque todo especial, com flores de verdade dentro de esferas transparentes. Sua marca de acessórios, chamada de RubyRobin tem ganhado a atenção do público por conta de sua originalidade e beleza bucólica.
Entre os materiais naturais que utiliza, delicadas pétalas de Dente-de-Leão permanecem guardadas num vidro, assim como muitas meninas gostariam de fazer após assoprá-las. A romântica coleção inclui brincos, anéis e colares que exploram a silenciosa relação entre nós e a natureza que nos cerca, criando algo contemplativo sem prejudicar os ecossistemas.


imagination and understanding of your project's target audience.
Usability, readability and good looking graphics are the focus of her design approach.
pattern design and illustration work for pretty much anything you can put a pattern or illustration on.
across different mediums and undertaking collaborations with other kindred spirits.


Progressive Bloc, Russian Progressivnyi Blok, coalition of moderate conservatives and liberals in the fourth Russian Duma (elected legislative body) that tried to pressure the imperial government into adopting a series of reforms aimed at inspiring public confidence in the government and at improving the management of Russia's effort in World War I. The bloc was formed in August 1915 under the leadership of Pavel N. Milyukov. On September 7 its members issued a program that called upon Emperor Nicholas II to appoint ministers who enjoyed the nation's confidence and who would cooperate with the legislature. It urged that the government curtail its practices that discriminated against national and religious minority groups and that it cooperate with private organizations that had formed to promote the war effort.
The bloc, which included about half of the Duma membership, received support from several political factions in the State Council (the upper house of the legislature) as well as from some ministers and organizations representing local governments. But the emperor responded on Sept. 16, 1915, by suspending the session of the Duma (which had begun on August 1).
Throughout 1916 the bloc became increasingly dissatisfied with the administration; in November 1916 Milyukov delivered a scathing criticism of it to the Duma. When the February Revolution broke out, members of the bloc (with two left-wing Duma members) formed the Provisional Committee of the Duma (March 12, 1917), which appointed the first Provisional Government, which in turn assumed official power in Russia on March 15, 1917.


Check out our city parks here!
The Reinbeck Park Board sponsors activities year-round for students from kindergarten to sixth grade. The goals of these programs is to provide loads of fun, teach kids the fundamentals, and they also get some exercise along the way! Flag football, basketball, and baseball (which includes softball and t-ball) are sponsored directly by the Park Board.


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Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar and Trackside Station Grill Purchased By Local Restaurateur
Michael Tepedino assumes ownership of two of the Poconos most beloved restaurant locations.
East Stroudsburg, PA – Michael Tepedino, a restaurateur with local roots firmly set in Monroe County, assumed ownership of both Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar and Trackside Station Grill in July 2012. Michael is a graduate of Pleasant Valley High School and has resided in the Stroudsburg Borough for the past 6 years. His expertise in the food service and hospitality management field was gained through his employment at Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar, where he served as a key staff member from the minute its doors were opened.
"This is an incredibly exciting time for me," expresses Tepedino. "I am realizing a life-long dream in purchasing these restaurants and it is only made more meaningful having acquired them from my mentor and friend Troy Nauman, from whom I learned everything about the restaurant business. I look forward to continuing the amazing tradition both Liquid and Trackside have begun in the Poconos."
Both Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar and Trackside Station Grill are located on Crystal Street in East Stroudsburg, PA, on the historic Dansbury Depot property. With their distinctive styles, Liquid and Trackside have each gained a rapid following among locals and tourists alike. Liquid is renowned for its impressive martini and wine selection. Additionally, Liquid has been lauded as the premier fine dining restaurant of the Poconos, featuring unique cuisine and an on-site sushi bar. Trackside boasts a family-friendly sports themed environment, with tasty pub fare on the menu. Trackside's wall length bar has become a favorite local gathering spot, with a wide selection of beers available and premium liquors on hand for cocktails.
"I think these restaurants are amazing as they are and I plan on keeping much the same – we'll have the same menu and the same chef," continues Tepedino. "There are exciting plans in the works for both locations, though, that look to amplify what we already have with the goal of creating a true dining and entertainment destination."
In Trackside, Tepedino has removed a divider wall to increase space in the restaurant floor plan in order to add a stage for the live entertainment the restaurant hosts. By using the walk-thru between the two restaurants, customers from Liquid will be able to join those in Trackside for concerts performed by local favorites such as Christian Porter.
Additional plans for the restaurants include a new delivery menu of Trackside food and sushi, a service that will be available in the Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg area starting in mid-September; expanded hours for Trackside, which will be open on Mondays for lunch starting in September; and future construction of an outdoor dining and entertainment space.
"We are also bringing back Wednesday Wing Night," explains Tepedino. "When the Depot was here, one of my favorite memories is when the local firemen used to head over every Wednesday night for after-work for wings. I want Trackside to be their new home for Wing Night, so I've brought it back with 35 cent wings and $6 pitchers of domestic beer starting every Wednesday at 5 pm."
With a passion for food and his home town, Tepedino couldn't be more pleased as he looks to the future as owner of Liquid and Trackside.
"Ever since I was a child, owning a restaurant is what I wanted to do," sums up Tepedino. "It's a dream come true, and I couldn't have wished for anything better than Trackside and Liquid in making the dream a reality."
For more information on Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar or Trackside Station Grill, visit www.liquidmartinibar.com and www.tracksidestationgrill.com
Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar and Trackside Station Grill, two beloved Pocono restaurants and favorite local gathering spots, are located on Crystal Street in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The two restaurants offer distinctive styles and decors while providing superior dining experiences and customer service. Liquid conveys a stylish sense of luxury and offers an extensive fine dining, martini, wine, and tapas menu. Trackside is noted for its family-friendly environment, extensive menu of satisfying pub fare, and popular sports bar section. To learn more about Liquid Restaurant & Martini Bar or Trackside Station Grill, visit www.liquidmartinibar.com or www.tracksidestationgrill.com.
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SAP Gateway for Microsoft was introduced about 2 years ago. The most vital part of the SAP Gateway for Microsoft is that, it helps the enterprises in building ready application for Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft Office 2013 and any other applications related to basis of the language of C#.
Getting smooth, secure connectivity and non disruption between Microsoft and SAP environments.
It offers seamless interoperability and integration between your Microsoft and SAP environment. This integration or interoperability also allows users to engage themselves in normal processes and this will lead to increase in productivity and IT cost reduction.
It provides access to the data in SAP from various technologies, multiple channels and applications.
When new solutions of SAP are introduced, it minimizes the curve of learning and the disruptions are minimized.
Simpler support and IT maintenance is executed only by lowering total ownership cost.
It initializes lowest cost of development and improving the productivity of the developer.
In the evidence of the above mentioned lines, it has been seen in the past couple of years that Customers have implemented the integration, for example, swaying SAP Gateway in the execution of Microsoft Excel and other partner implementations, for example, Cordis, The Next View, Autodesk….
In little more details, I have discussed the Interoperability of the SAP and Microsoft products and how the integration of the two will help the business organizations in many ways.


The Thunderbird features changes to the exhaust, brakes and wheels, among others.
Images of the next-generation Royal Enfield Thunderbird being tested have surfaced less than a day after pictures of the all-new Classic did. Like the Classic, the Thunderbird has received multiple cosmetic and mechanical changes.
The new version of Thunderbird is running its braking hardware on the right side, whereas the current model has its discs and calipers located on the left side. The chain and sprockets have also switched sides and moved over to the left-hand side. Similarly, the Thunderbird also appears to be running a more compact exhaust, which ends well before the rear tyre – unlike on the current model, where it is jutting out. This could be either just a styling tweak or it could be the all-new BS-VI model, running a reworked engine-and-exhaust set-up.
While it isn't very clear, Royal Enfield appears to have ditched the kick-starter. The alloy wheels appear to have Y-shaped spokes instead of the regular straight ones found on the current Thunderbird X variant. The next-gen bikes from the company are only expected to feature electric start, similar to the 650 twins – which leads us to believe that this is a BS-VI-compliant model.
The bike in the image also appears to have styling changes, the rear fender appears to be shorter and the taillight-housing has been redesigned, as well. The twin shock-absorbers appear to have gone through a change too. While the tank looks similar to the 20-litre unit seen on the current models, the fuel cap now looks like it sits in the centre and not towards the right.
This motorcycle in the image could either be the updated X or an all-new standard Thunderbird. While that remains unsure, we can expect these changes on both the 350 and 500 variants.


Make in the zero, sinuous desert roads.
Seeing the Earth in a grain of sand.
… you have a special link.
One that wills me to write and pushes me to think and create even though all my ideas have already been uttered by others. Nothing is original and this in the desert I look at myself my hand something bland to try to make something new come out of it all.It is beyond my control.
Thank you for you comment once again.
Just out of curiosity, were you writing this with "writing" in your mind? It sounds like you wanted to describe writing in a poetic way.
I really like your style. It's very polished and your use of imagery is beautiful. Very clear voice too, keep it up!
With pleasure! If I know a writer will take it well I will do it. I think it's important to get negative feedback to grow and improve.
This was an intense piece. I absolutely love it. The end sent chills down my spine.
It's a very complex and skillfully manipulated piece of poetry. I am very puzzled and inquisitive about its meaning. It's very deep and quite enigmatic. Merci pour ce magnifique periple poetique.
It's based off of the philosophical branch of existentialism here notably is depicted the absurdism of Albert Camus ( famous for: the outsider and the myth of Sisyphus) sprinkled with some nihilism : Nietzsche. A bit of everything, trying to understand life one poem at a time. Sinking in quicksand at the end alludes to overthinking in the search for meaning and how it can drag you down.


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Feature Spotlight
by Tea
Every Memorial Day, we remember the sacrifices of those who have lost their lives in service of the United States of America.
Here at King Features, we have a number of cartoonists who have served in the Armed Forces, but perhaps none is better known than Mort Walker, the creator of Beetle Bailey.
Beetle Bailey chronicles the day-to-day life of the world's laziest soldier, the eponymous Beetle, who would much rather stay in bed than train. He's accompanied by his hapless Sergeant Snorkel, and a huge cast of characters, from his fellow soldiers, to the pencil-pushing, golf-loving General Halftrack, to Beetle's sometime-girlfriend, Miss Buxley, a pinup-pretty young secretary who likes Beetle just about as much as she dislikes rebuffing the advances of the less-classy men on base.
Our much-beloved Beetle was originally created as a ne'er-do-well college boy who spent much of his time shirking schoolwork and living off his roommates, until one fateful day when Mort decided to have Beetle sign up for the Army. What was meant to be a short-term gag changed the course of Beetle's life-- and comics history, and Beetle has stayed at Camp Swampy ever since.
At 93, Mort Walker still creates Beetle Bailey every day!
We love Beetle Bailey for being a long-running comic that hasn't lost its edge. Beetle still often tackles current issues facing men and women in the service and Mort has done his best to keep up to date on such matters over the years, whether we're discussing the racial integration of the military several decades ago, workplace harassment, or funding and support for our troops. Through everything that has happened since Beetle's inception, Beetle remains charming and endearing, with imperfect characters you can't help but love in spite of themselves.
You can read Beetle Bailey every day here on Comics Kingdom
Or check out the official Beetle Bailey website, where you can also read great comics history by Brian Walker.
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My dealings with Micki have been great. Being located in Victoria and building in Gladstone was a daunting task, but working with Micki has made the process very easy for me. She has been involved in the project management of my investment build from day one and during this time she has always been prompt, friendly and very professional.
Micki does what she says she will do and she follows up on all outstanding items in an timely manner. Your success is her success!
I would have no hesitation in recommending Micki's services to anyone who is intending to build.


Dec 05, · POF is the preferred singles dating app because you can view matches AND communicate with them for FREE (unlike the paid dating apps). Unlike smaller dating apps, POF has the most users and thus, the highest chance for you to find your relationship! The POF Dating App has the most users, generates the best results and is FREE/5(M).
* The Voice Official App will automatically download to your device when you install The Voice sticker pack. Here's how to use iMessage stickers: * Open a message and address it to someone you know who needs a sticker from The : 0.
And just this morning, I came across a new iPhone dating app that purports to match eligible partners based on the compatibility of their voices.
Goodnight:Fun Voice Dating App by Square table Ltd.
Number one app for voice dating, that sets the tone. Tone is a dating app where it's all about the voice. Tone is more than just another dating app, it uses voice to create more personal relationships.
Kneeling Fox dating app is not like any other app in the market. For any sort of relationship to brewing, you have to talk can't depend on writing.
When you think of dating apps, Tinder is probably a name that comes Waving is a novel concept for dating apps which uses a user's voice to.
Dating apps like Tinder that allow users to pick potential dates The Revealr app, where users can find dates according their voice, not their.
From Hinge and Let's Date, to Grindr and Tinder, if there's one thing the world doesn't need, it's another dating app. But a new entry into the.
Since the introduction of Tinder there has been an influx of dating service apps on the social market. Many are just pale comparisons to the reigning app, but the .
Download link: Chat requests are also based on your voice, not on a message text.
Thousands of guys and girls already meet, communicate and find love in Echo! Echo - the world's only platform for Dating, which uses only voice messages!.
With this new dating app, you pick a match by listening to their voice, not I'm always curious to test out new dating apps and see how well.
Goodnight app is an incredibly simple, fun and exciting voice-chatting app that you can call and chat with someone close to you for free. Whether you want to meet new people close by, make new friends, learn and practice new languages (like Spanish or English) or find your romance, Goodnight is the app you need on your : 0.
Jan 08, · Goodnight app is an incredibly simple, fun and exciting voice-chatting app that you can call and chat with someone close to you for free. Whether you want to meet new people close by, make new friends, learn and practice new languages (like Spanish or English) or find your romance, Goodnight is the app you need on your phone/5(K).
Meet people. With your voice. WAVING: WHAT IS IT? Waving is a unique revolutionary dating application solely based on the voice. The voice can reveal the.
Lovappy is a free voice dating app. The app blends voices, picture, and preferences of potential matches with unique content such as music, podcasts, News, etc. Lovappy, patent pending, has security and algorithms to protect your privacy. You can be exercising, walking, or .
He showed up at my house after I 'met' him on a dating app. . Of course, someone who looks up my Google Voice number and finds nothing.
Whisperr is a dating app where people use their own voice to introduce themselves and to get to know each other before meeting in person.
Download The Voice Official App today. NOTE: If your device is running an Android operating system older than , please update your device before using The Voice Official App. If you experience issues, make sure to completely close out of the app, reboot your device and restart The Voice Official App/5(K).
Voice Dating App - Talk and leave voice messages to interesting people looking for love, dating or friendship.
This Dating App Lets You Snag a Hottie Using Your Voice, Not Your Face. Subscribe; U.S. This Dating App Lets You Snag a Hottie Using Your Voice, Not Your Face the app requires users to log.


Allen and McKinney are two cities that have developed in the recent years and are now focusing on weddings. Here is a place people call home, and you can too for the weekend. Allen and McKinney are home to a vast number of shopping stores and restaurants that you can enjoy the entire weekend you spend there for your wedding. There are two perfect spots to host your wedding. Our list of Top 2 Allen Indian Wedding Venues benefits each couple that wants an amazing wedding weekend. When coming up with this list we thought about events that are part of many Indian Weddings (Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Sikh). Pre-wedding celebrations such as the Garba, Sangeet, and Mehndi nights can be held in the smaller ballrooms, there is a clear path for baraats, and the larger ballrooms are spacious enough for the traditional big fat Indian wedding.
Enjoy the all new Sheraton McKinney with a southern style modern feel. The beauty of this hotel is that you can enjoy the romantic and picturesque view with your special someone. The Hilton Garden Inn is the best location to have your wedding. It made the list of Top 2 Allen Indian Wedding Venues since its close to Allen and they have hosted the most number of Indian Weddings here recently.
Located near the Allen Outlets and premium food choices, this is a great hotel to have your wedding. With an extensive ballroom you can invite all your guests to enjoy a grand reception. This venue made the Top 2 Allen Indian Wedding Venues list because its hosted many Indian Weddings in the past. We have done many events here but don't have videos from it.
Your wedding is the happiest moment in your life therefore choose a venue you love and the right vendors that will help make your special moment a time you'll never forget. Over our 23 years of bringing joy to thousands of couples, the DJ Riz Entertainment team performed many times at all of these Allen Indian Wedding Venues and can ensure you will have the time of your lives. Given these points, if you would like to talk about which venue we think is best for you or want more information on our services, contact us here.


Katie contacted us wanting to schedule an engagement session as soon as possible because her fiance Mike, was getting ready to go off to training and eventual deployment for the US Navy. They are getting married in 2012 in Pennsylvania and we are so happy they chose us for their session. We used light props this time due to the time constraints and used a bit of a travel or "Bon Voyage" theme. They knew they wanted to do the session in St. Augustine because they shared a really nice day there once when they were dating. We started out at Flagler college to avoid the evening rush on St. George Street. There are so many great spots at Flagler College, we could have shot for several hours. We then headed to Vilano Beach for some sunset shots. Those are coming up next in part II!


I'm back on duty, or I at least remembered to do this post before work got too crazy. I hunkered down Friday and called a snow day for the office. Polar vortex incoming tonight. If you want posting privileges here, comment below. We'll consult the mutant polar bear army that's invading the US right now.


For the last few months, NCCPA has been working to help PAs understand a proposed recertification exam model under consideration by our Board of Directors.
Our goal has been to ensure that all PAs have the opportunity to learn and think about what the proposed changes are and what they may mean for themselves today and for the profession into the future.
Health care continues to change, which you know because you live it. New diseases emerge, evaluation and treatment options evolve, and scientific understanding deepens. Technology presents new opportunities and new challenges in the care and management of patients across the spectrum. Amidst this change, our profession continues to grow and thrive because we have adapted and changed. PAs provide comprehensive care in all disciplines. PAs are working more autonomously than we did 40, 30, 20 or even 10 years ago. Many are treating the same complex constellation of comorbidities as their physician partners. We are successful as a profession by every measure.
Some look at that success and say: Clearly what we are doing has worked. Why change it? Others may look at that success and say: Will our approach that has worked well in the past suffice for the future? Is our process for certification adequate for assessing what PAs do today?
Like it or not, we live in an era of increasing transparency, refined scrutiny and expanding accountability. We believe that this proposed recertification exam model better assesses what PAs actually do and positions the profession to withstand that scrutiny.
When we first decided to explore changes to PANRE, we did so with a close eye on the current evolution in healthcare. We then looked at what PAs are actually doing in clinical practice, across the many specialties in which they work and across the various stages of the career span. We built a new team of experts in assessment methods and cognitive psychology at NCCPA and developed new partnerships with some of the top leaders in the assessment and certification field. Why? Because we wanted to find a more relevant, meaningful and impactful recertification process.
Given what the data demonstrated about the current state of PA practice and what the experts had to say about the current state of assessment science, we arrived at a clear conclusion: we can make the recertification process better.
Then we began a year-long process of seeking input from PAs about how to do that: first with focus groups, then with surveys and now with even more surveys and dialogue with stakeholders.
We know there is much to absorb and consider, and we know not everyone agrees with the proposed changes. We encourage and welcome the opportunity to inform consideration of the proposed model, discuss, vet and resolve those issues in a respectful and collegial manner; that's just what professional colleagues should do. What concerns us is that much of what is being written by others is inaccurate, based on fear, or perhaps other motivations. Also, the single most important consideration seems to be getting lost in this debate: What is best for patients?
Please do not let anyone dissuade you from actually participating in this process in an informed, productive way.
We have just published a new "Issues and Answers" document in which we address concerns, misstatements and fears.
We continue to provide information about the model under consideration on our website and invite you to explore it further to find out more. Then, if you haven't done so already, please participate in the survey we are conducting this month to gather YOUR perspectives. Within the next 24 hours, those who haven't already completed the survey will receive a reminder email with a link to the survey form.
Change is the only constant in life, and we appreciate the uneasiness that it provokes. As certified PAs, we and our colleagues, friends, and contemporaries would be affected by these changes. Let's each of us stop to understand the proposal and thoughtfully consider what is best for our profession and for the patients we serve.
This year NCCPA will introduce a new designation to honor PAs who have retired from clinical practice after demonstrating longstanding commitment to lifelong learning, patient care and the certification process.
Certified PAs who have reached the age of 60 -- or who are unable to practice as a PA due to a permanent disability – will be eligible to apply for the PA-C Emeritus designation, which will be awarded to applicants who have been certified at least 20 cumulative years during their PA career; have no reportable actions in their NCCPA disciplinary history and no NCCPA disciplinary matter in any stage of review; submit satisfactory documentation of their retirement from clinical practice; and submit satisfactory documentation either that they have reached age 60 or that they have retired from practice due to permanent disability and have qualified for federal Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and/or disability retirement or long-term disability benefits.
It is important to note that the PA-C Emeritus designation is not the equivalent of PA-C certification, and those designated as PA-C Emeritus are not considered certified by NCCPA. Given that, the PA-C Emeritus designation may not be used in any clinical setting or in the context of any clinically-related interaction, including clinical volunteer service.
The application process will be available this summer. The application fee will be $50, and the PA-C Emeritus designation will be maintained on two-year, calendar year cycles. Maintenance will require completion of a reapplication process that will include attestation that the PA-C Emeritus designee continues to meet the requirements for initial eligibility.
Apply to the nccPA Health Foundation for up to $1,000 in funding as part of its new "Be the CHANGE" grants program to Create Health Access Now for Greater Equity.
As of December 31, 2015, the Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) reported staggering numbers of people live in areas where it is difficult to access primary medical care (more than 61 million), dental care (more than 48 million), and mental health care (nearly 98 million). These numbers underscore how unequal access to care contributes to health disparities.
The nccPA Health Foundation believes passionately that certified PAs are critical to ensuring high quality, accessible health care.
Certified PAs, PA organizations, and PA students may apply for funding; and activities may take place within PA, community-based, or other social organizations. Applications will be considered as they are received and awarded based on merit, in amounts up to $1,000 until all funds are expended.
Are you ready to CHANGE? Review the grant guidelines, and apply to make a difference in your community.
In February, the NCCPA Board of Directors elected Nelae DeChurch, MPAS, PA-C and Kathleen Ehrhardt, MMS, PA-C, to serve on the nccPA Health Foundation's Board of Directors.
The Foundation received an overwhelming response to its call for candidates last fall, and the directors were chosen through a rigorous process that evaluated how each candidate would complement and extend the reach of the existing Board. The directors will serve for three years through December 31, 2018.
Keeping up with the PA History Society!
Check out the latest features on the PAHx website homepage along with expanded exhibits throughout the site. Currently, the Society is featuring notable African American PAs in celebration of Black History Month. Next month, the Society will pay tribute to outstanding female PAs, in recognition of Women's History Month. History is always being made… find out more by regularly visiting the PA History Society'swebsite.
The Society's illustrated history book is an excellent way to learn about incredible PA profession, along with some of the people, places and events that have shaped the history of this growing profession…and it also makes a terrific gift! Order formsare available online.
If you haven't already done so, be sure to "like" PA History on Facebookto receive updates, and to try your hand with PA history trivia!
NCCPA President & CEO Dawn Morton-Rias wrote in Physicians Practice about 2016 Healthcare Trends: How Certified PAs Make a Difference.
NCCPA published a new Statistical Report of Certified PAs by State, announced in a national press release: PAs Increase Access for Bilingual, Medicare/Medicaid Patients.
· HealthLeaders wrote about that report in Physician Assistants Salaries and Debt Detailed.
Forbes published an article based on the report: Physician Assistant Pay Reaches $100K Annually.
· Forbes then followed that up with Physician Assistant Demand Rivals that of Primary Care Doctors.
Certified PA Kelly Calero wrote in Physicians Practice about how PAs Assist Post-Surgical Patients with Goal Setting.


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Vitéz Kornél Oszlányi (25 September 1893 – 16 November 1960) was a Hungarian military officer who served as division commander during World War II.

Military career
Kornél Oszlányi was born 25 September 1893, in Kaposvár, Hungary. He graduated from the Kassaer Infantry Cadet School in 1911. During World War I he was a company commander of the 52nd Infantry Regiment. In the battle of Nowica, Eastern Galicia in July 1917, he was decorated with the Gold Bravery Medal for extraordinary heroism.

In 1927 he became a member of the Ministry of Defence. Between 1933 and 1936 he was the Head of Order of Vitéz's National Defence Department. In March 1939 as commanding officer of the 15th Bicycle Battalion with the rank of lieutenant colonel, he took part in the recapture of Kárpátalja. Between 1941 and 1942 he was the commander of the 2nd "József nádor" Infantry Regiment with the rank of colonel.

From November 1942 he fought as the commanding officer of III Corps, 9th Infantry Division from Nagykanizsa at the river Don. During the retreat he led his division with extraordinary heroism, but in  he had to be cruel with his men to maintain discipline.

At the river Don, his division held back the soviet troops for 12 days, and after that, he covered the retreat of the German forces. He suffered serious wounds in the battle, ending his command of 9th Infantry Division.

During World War II he was the only person who received in 1944, the Knight's Cross of the Military Order of Maria Theresa. During the invasion of the soviet forces into the Carpathian Basin in 1944, he led the 10th Infantry Division at Kaposvár.

After release from American captivity first he lived in Germany, and from 1951 in the United States of America. He was posthumously promoted to lieutenant general in 1993.

Footnotes

References

 Életrajza
 Magyar Életrajzi Lexikon
 Földi Pál: A Magyar Királyi Honvédség a második világháborúban, Anno Kiadó, 2000,
 Földi Pál: Horthy tábornokai, Anno Kiadó, 2007, Debrecen,
 Nemeskürty István: Requiem egy hadseregért, Magvető Könyvkiadó, 1972.

1893 births
1960 deaths
People from Kaposvár
Hungarian soldiers
Austro-Hungarian military personnel of World War I
Austro-Hungarian Army officers
Knights Cross of the Military Order of Maria Theresa


Equipo Nizkor - Margaret Thatcher's son linked to coup trial.
Margaret Thatcher's son linked to coup trial.
Former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark, could be dragged into the trial of alleged mercenaries accused of plotting to overthrow the Equatorial Guinea government.
Sources close to Simon Mann, the former Special Air Services (SAS) officer named as the coup's ringleader, say he might use his appearance in a Zimbabwe court on Wednesday to appeal to his friend Thatcher for help.
Mann was arrested earlier this year in Zimbabwe, allegedly with a plane full of mercenaries, many of them South African, on their way to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea.
Plotters were said to be hoping to exploit the country's lucrative oil reserves after overthrowing its president and installing their preferred candidate.
Mann's lawyers maintain he and the men being detained with him were on their way to provide security at diamond mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Simon Mann, 46, the son of former English cricket captain, George, who holds both British and South African passports, was educated at Britain's best-known private school, Eton. He went on to officer training at the prestigious Sandhurst Academy.
He joined the SAS and is reported to have served in Cyprus, Germany, Norway, Canada, central America and Northern Ireland before leaving the army in 1981.
His wife Amanda, who is pregnant at home in England, is believed to be angry and disappointed that his friends have not helped him out of jail.
He and his 69 co-defendants have spent the past four months shackled hand and foot 24-hours a day in prison with access to lawyers repeatedly refused.
He is now said to be considering making a public appeal at the opening of the trial to Thatcher and other friends to help him.
Mark, Lady Thatcher's only son, lives with his wife Diane and their two children in the affluent Cape Town suburb of Constantia, close to Mann's home. Mann is said to have had Christmas lunch with the Thatchers in 2003, when Lady Thatcher was also present.
Friends of 50-year-old Mark confirmed that he was a friend of Mann's, but he was in Dallas, Texas, on Monday evening and could not be reached for comment.
Zimbabwe recently changed its extradition laws to include Equatorial Guinea, and the mercenaries' families fear they could be sent there for trial, with the possibility of a death sentence if found guilty.
Evidence that the 70 men arrested in Harare were connected to another group of 15 who had already reached Equatorial Guinea and whose leader has confessed to the coup plot on state television will be put before the court set up in Harare's Chikurubi maximum security prison.
All are accused of conspiring to overthrow Equatorial Guinea President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo in order to install his rival, Severo Moto, in return for a stake in the country s vast oil wealth.
The alleged plotters were caught after a tip-off from South Africa's intelligence service, the Scorpions, that Mann and his associates were buying weapons.
Twenty South Africans are among those now in Chikurubi jail, along with Namibians, Angolans and Congolese.
Several of them are former members of South Africa's notorious Buffalo Battalion who fought in Namibia and Angola in the 1970s and 1980s.
The greying 51-year-old Mann, who is being held in solitary confinement, is linked to mercenary and security outfits set up in the early 1990s.
He and Nick du Toit, a South African being held as a co-conspirator in Equatorial Guinea, set up Executive Outcomes, which operated from Pretoria and helped the Angolan government protect its oil installations from rebels during the war.
Reports say he worked briefly selling advanced computer software before accepting contracts for security work.
In England, he is reported to own Inchmery, an estate that once belonged to the wealthy Rothschild family.
But until recently, he was living in a luxurious house in Cape Town with his wife Amanda. He has six children.
Imprisoned in Harare's top jail and granted only one basic meal a day, Mann's circumstances have now changed beyond recognition.
His South African lawyer, Alwyn Griebenow, who has met with Mann on several occasions to discuss the case, says he is coping well with the situation.
Mann's past activities in Angola and elsewhere will not be admissible evidence in court, Griebenow said.
"Even if state prosecutors try to make him out as a mercenary for his involvement in Angola, it doesn't mean that in this instance he was doing the same work," he said.


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Was Evan Spiegel right to turn down a billion dollars?
We ask Billy Gallagher, author of "How To Turn Down A Billion Dollars: The Snapchat story."
By Kerry Flynn on February 9, 2018
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Snap is starting the year off strong. Its quarterly earnings blew past expectations, and while its redesign is angering some users, the change is expected to improve the app experience for everyone, with time.
SEE ALSO: Snapchat just did something crazy. It beat expectations.
But life hasn't always been so great for Snapchat. CEO Evan Spiegel continues to be compared to Mark Zuckerberg and his tech giant Facebook, whose much larger products keep taking on Snapchat-esque features. Such a comparison isn't so crazy. Back in 2013, Facebook offered $1 billion to acquire Snapchat. Zuckerberg later upped the offer to $3 billion. And that's just one drama in a long saga of how Snapchat and Spiegel rose to fame.
For more details on the rise of Snapchat, we spoke with the guy who wrote the book — seriously — on this week's MashTalk. Billy Gallagher is the author of "How To Turn Down A Billion Dollars: The Snapchat Story," which is out Feb. 13 and available on Amazon(Opens in a new window).
Gallagher has quite the personal knowledge of the whole "Snapchat Story." He attended Stanford with Spiegel and was in the same fraternity. Back then, he covered the early days of Snapchat for TechCrunch(Opens in a new window). Gallagher later worked in venture capital, and now, he's getting his MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business. He also says his favorite Snapchat filter is the puppy lens.
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In the book, Gallagher illustrates the personality of Spiegel as a frat brother, someone who would stand back, solo cup in hand, and watch pledges push each other in shopping carts; someone who would ask those some pledges to help him with his startup; someone who later took Taylor Swift as his date to Snapchat's New Year's Eve party.
A major character and story arc in the book is Reggie Brown, the classmate who suggested the idea of a disappearing messaging app. Brown later forced out of the company and sued. Spiegel and his fellow cofounder Bobby Murphy settled for $157.5 million.
We chatted with Gallagher about Spiegel and Brown and what he predicts for the future of Snapchat. There wouldn't be a Snapchat without Spiegel, he said, and there may not be one in the future without him, he argued.
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Kerry Flynn is a business reporter for Mashable covering the tech industry. She previously reported on social media companies, mobile apps and startups for International Business Times. She has also written for The Huffington Post, Forbes and Money magazine. Kerry studied environmental science and economics at Harvard College, where she led The Harvard Crimson's metro news and design teams and played mellophone in the Band. When not listening to startup pitches, she runs half-marathons, plays with puppies and pretends to like craft beer.


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Archive for December 1, 2022
Stealing Christmas
I happened to come across a bizarre title from 2003 called Stealing Christmas over the holiday season last year. I'm always looking for stuff to watch with the wife, and this TV movie seemed like a fairly good prospect. Tony Danza from who's the boss, Lea Thompson from back to the future, and Betty White from 100 years of being Betty White.
Tony Danza is a bank robber, who bundles of robbery at a mall in Chicago. He barely gets away, stealing a Santa suit to try and sneak out. He then jumps on a bus, using money he found in the wallet of the Santa suit, and buys the first ticket heading anywhere but here.
Anywhere happens to be a town called Hell. I'm going to assume this is Hell Michigan, because I don't know any other cities with that name, and it would be definitely within driving distance of Chicago. It's smaller than advertised though, a dying town where the new mall has sucked up all the business. Danza is greeted at the bus stop by a surly teenage girl who seems to be expecting him. It turns out her mother, Thompson, runs the local Christmas tree stand and put in an order at the employment agency for a Santa Claus for the season. It's a misunderstanding, but because the employment agency is notoriously unreliable, no other Santa arrives, and Danza figures it's a good place to Lay low… and plan his next bank job.
It's a traditional fish out of water story, dancing with his heavy Brooklyn accent and a gruff persona, sometimes telling the kids the way it is… Sometimes you're feeling he's a big softy inside. He brings in his old partner to help figure out how to blow the safe, and get him a job in Betty White's Christmas Shop. But along the way, Danza starts to get emotionally invested in the town… Bringing in business, and being a surrogate father to Lea Thompson's daughter. He may be about to get cold feet out of the robbery, that is, if he isn't exposed first and he can stop his partner.
It's a surprisingly fun film. In many ways it almost feels like a reverse Hallmark movie. It's not the busy city girl finding her way to the small old home town where she has to save the ranch and pull off the baking contest… In this case it's a bad guy who's arriving in a strange (but still small) town and has to save the town before he rob the bank. Me, I'm always rooting for the robbers to get away with it, but it doesn't feel like that sort of film… It's a strange mix. Still, all the familiar faces keep you engaged and the performances are genuinely good. Tony Danza is just being Tony Danza, Lea Thompson is just being Lea Thompson, and Betty white… Well, you know the drill. Still, I enjoyed this way more than I expected to, and if you can track it down on streaming You could do worse.
December 1, 2022 | Categories: Christmas, Christmas Movie, movies | Tags: Betty White, Lea Thompson, Stealing Christmas, Tony Danza | Leave a comment
In our house, our tradition for Christmas Eve is the kids get new pajamas, and then we all get together for a Christmas movie. My wife was scrolling through and found something in the same Netflix category as the Christmas Chronicles. It had a similar feel and she watched about 15 minutes of it, before deciding this would be a good one for this year. The film is A Boy Called Christmas.
The movie reminds me a great deal of L Frank Baum's the life and adventures of Santa Claus. That's really what it is. It's Claus as a young boy, in desperate poverty, he was left alone when his father goes out to hunt for a miracle to save the town. Young Nicholas soon followed him, having discovered a secret map to the legendary city of Elf Helm, hidden in his red hat… You know, the one lined with fur?
Nicholas and his small pet mouse begin the arduous journey across barren snowscapes to seek out the land of the elves, along the way making friends with a reindeer that he names Blitzen… after his favorite lake.
But when Nicholas finds Elf Helm, he discovers a chilly reception. They don't want humans here, they're distrustful and his life is now on the line, unless he can somehow prove that humans are good.
This is good. I mean it's shockingly good. We have enjoyed the Christmas Chronicles a couple of years previous which were fine fantasy, elevated by Kurt Russell, but it still very traditional in it's Christmas imagery. A Boy Called Christmas looks more like straight fantasy – though you never forget that it is indeed a Christmas film. it's a great adventure with amazing characters, and is narrated by Dame Maggie Smith (in intermissions much like grandfather in The Princess Bride).
I liked this WAY more than I expected to. It hits all the right notes, with fantasy, adventure, drama all wrapped up in a Christmas package.
December 1, 2022 | Categories: Christmas, Christmas Movie, movies | Tags: A Boy Called Christmas, Maggie Smith | Leave a comment


In August 2014, Kersfield secured a deal with Wellesley, an asset-backed peer-to-peer lender. Together they made history in announcing the completion of the largest ever loan made through a peer-to-peer platform.
The £10.8M loan – which beats the industry's previous £8.3M record also set by Wellesley in April 2014 – is secured against the historic mansion Burwalls, which is situated next to the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Avon Gorge in Bristol.
The loan has been used by Kersfield to purchase the property, who will renovate the 142 year old building and grounds to create five new apartments, six new build houses and a converted lodge.


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The Rebel HD2 Top Songs Playlist: February
Check out some of our top songs for the month of February on our Spotify playlist.
Assessing the Mental Health of Student Athletes
New science is shedding light on just how important mental health is for athletic performance. One of the people spearheading a movement towards mental health in sports is today's guest, Bradley Donohue, a professor of psychology at UNLV.
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Reactions to the term "big is beautiful" by the offended.
What inspired the Big is Beautiful Bingo Card were comments on the Pinterest post. I'm sad it's been taken down, and that I x-ed out of the tab last night before going to bed or I would have gotten screenshots. The comments were — ah, breathtaking is a nice way of putting it? — though there were some great defenders, like Kate.
The post it was inspired by seems to be missing; I get a 404 error.
Heh, it appears as if the original post on Pintrest by Jane has been removed. But it looked like Sam at Big Liberty wrote a post about it in the meantime, and captured the original image. Yay! I'll edit the post to include the image.
It's just too bad one can't see the gross comments on that Pintrest site anymore — there were some people (like Kate) who wrote in defense, but many others who just heaped on the fat hate with vigor.
God, how I hate the whole "HYPOCRITE!" line. To be a hypocrite means to say one thing and to do the exact opposite, and apparently, a large majority of the people that use that word have no idea what it means. Promoting the idea of fat beauty while criticising the "thindustry" is not hypocritical because it is not our goal to advance our bodies as the only acceptable human forms out there as is the case with the thindustry.. We are not saying one thing-accept all bodies-and doing another, i.e. hating certain bodies. Thin bodies get plenty of attention, and we're just leveling the playing field and we certainly don't advocate hating any body.
And I love how we're having a discussion about beauty and someone throws the health trope in. It's like once they realize they can't bludgeon us with the Ugly Fatty McFatterson club, they go to OMG HEALTH to coerce us into changing our body shapes.


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We ensure that our supervisors adopt a personalised teaching approach, guaranteeing that your toddler can reach their fullest potential and enjoy their preschool days. We have created activities that make learning both fun and simple, meaning your little one will love coming down to our Keilor Downs child care.
Our Keilor Downs child care centre is well equipped to handle any of your infant's needs or preferences. At Whiz Kidz, our specialised platform is tailored for those aged 0 to 6, and from this, we have created three distinct educating areas. Our Keilor Downs child care staff are aware that every individual is different, and as such, our program is catered to addressing those differences, working to ensure that everyone feels welcome and safe.
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All You Need is Bass and PK Sound are proud to present The Village Sessions. This ongoing podcast will feature the best performances from The Village stage, recorded live at Shambhala 2012.
Episode 9 of our Village Sessions brings you the wickedly badass drum'n'bass of Misselaineous, AKA Honey Mustard. In her first Village appearance, she delivers a wide array of drum'n'bass. Luring you in with melodic liquid she soon transitions in to a hard hitting DnB set with her own distinct style.
With her years of experience playing live PA techno sets, Misselanious is now using Traktor to delivers her own unique style of drum'n'bass which allows her to do modifications to her sets on the fly. Her special brand of DnB conjures a wide range of styles that take you on a journey of epic proportion.
We here at All You Need is Bass are incredibly proud to present one of Canada's most respected, in-demand and original female electronic music artists, Misselaineous!
Special thanks to PK Sound for bringing the bass and stage; Shambhala Music Festival for hosting the party; Head Effect Mobile Recording who recorded and mastered this set; The Village volunteers for making it magical; and everyone who danced their asses off all weekend long. We also want send out an extra special thanks to J.F.Killah and Eradik for recording the intro and outro for our podcast and K.Lea Photography for the photo.
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Jose K. Mani Biography, Age, Wife, Children, Family, Caste, Wiki & More
Updated On : April 10, 2019
Jose K. Mani
29 May,1965 (Saturday)
Palai, Kottayam, Kerala
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Jose K. Mani was born on 29-05-1965 in Palai, Kottayam in the state of Kerala, India. He is an Indian Politician.
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Jose K. Mani Complete Bio & Career
Jose K. Mani was born in a political family where his father K.M. Mani is a senior Congress leader. He completed his school level education from Montfort School, Yercaud. For further studies, he enrolled at the Loyola College, Chennai. He then obtained his post-gradauate degree from PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore.
He joined politics from a very young age and was also given the Lok Sabha ticket in 2004 general elections. He, however lost the elections. He then again contested in 2009 general elections and this time he won it with some margin from Kottayam constituency of Kerala. He retained his constituency in the 2014 general elections as well. In June 2018, he was sent to Rajya Sabha and is currently a Rajya Sabha MP.
Jose K. Mani Family, Relatives and Other Relations
He was born to Late Shri K. M. Mani and Smt. Annama Mani. He is married to Smt. Nisha Jose and together the couple is blessed with one son and two daughters.
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Home Town Pala, Kottayam
Address Karingozhackal House, P.O. Vellapad, PalaKottayam, Kerala
School Montfort School, Yercaud
Anglo Indian High School, Yercaud
College Loyola College, Chennai
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
Qualification MBA
Hobbies Watching Sports
Net Worth INR 2 Crores
Favorite Sport Table Tennis
Favorite Politician Rahul Gandhi
Favorite Actor Mohanlal
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He serves as the President of Vikasana Sena, a youth association associated with Prateeksha Rotary Centre for Mentally Challenged Children.
He was awarded outstanding Young Leader award by the Jaycees and Youth Leader by Kalakeralam.
He is associated with the polio eradication drive of Rotary Centre Dist.
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57 years, 8months, 3 days old age Jose K. Mani will turn 58 on 29 May, 2023. Only 3 months, 27 days, 14 hours,39 minutes has left for his next birthday.
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John Henry was a "steel driving man" and John Hancock was a "big signature signing man". I can see how people could get the two confused.
I had the exact same thought you did, and then the one that dad (yours, I presume?) did as well. I'm going to start asking people for their John Henrys to see if anyone is paying attention.
That is my dad! I got my literal tendencies from him.


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Exploring NIOSH Standards
Adam Meltz Jul 14, 2020
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, in short, the NIOSH, is a federal agency of the United States government responsible for the research, commendations, and standards for prevention work-related illness and injury.
The NIOSH is a part of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and it has become one of the major players in establishing the standards and regulations for safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This article will explore the different standards for face mask and respirator usage recommended by NIOSH, as well as how they apply to each and every one of us.
Escape Respirator Standards for the General Working Population Against Biological, Chemical, Radiological, and Nuclear Agents
Several agencies are investing their efforts into developing appropriate standards and procedures for every respirator class that aim to provide respiratory protection from chemical, biological, radiological, and CBRN (nuclear) agents and the dangers of their inhalation. These agencies include the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the U.S. Army Soldier Biological and Chemical Command (SBCCOM), as well as the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST.)
General guidelines are that respirators protect the user in two major ways.
Respirators protect the wearer by removing potential contaminants from the inhaled air. Respirators of this category include particulate respirators (such as the N95 respirator), whose goal is to filter out potentially harmful airborne particles.
These also include standard "gas masks" that aim to filter out gases and dangerous chemicals. Other categories of respirator protection include respirators that supply clean air from another source instead of filtering incoming air.
This respirator category includes airline respirators which often use air compressed from another source. Finally, we have self-contained breathing apparatuses (SCBAs) which actually come with their own air source.
The general guidelines suggested by NIOSH is that respirators should only be used in situation in which engineering control systems are unpractical or unavailable. Engineering control systems such as the adequate ventilation of the elimination of contaminants are the preferred method for protecting workers facing potentially harmful exposure.
Same has been true during the COVID-19 pandemic. For healthcare workers and medical personnel, respirators are in most places compulsory, but only in addition to advanced ventilation systems and other measures of contamination scrubbing and disinfection.
NIOSH has issued several recommendations for respirator use. The development of these standards and recommendations often work in conjunction with various government or industry partners' standards.
What are the NIOSH standards for respirator? What is a NIOSH-approved N95 respirator?
Respirators have become a hot topic in the world of personal protective equipment during the novel coronavirus pandemic. We're talking about the N95/FFP2 respirators that are the first type of respirator we mentioned, filtering harmful airborne particles out of the air we breathe in, naturally protecting us from viruses and threats in the air.
Respirators are a powerful form of personal protective equipment worn over the face, covering the nose and mouth at a minimum. They are used to reducing the wearer's risk of inhaling airborne hazardous particles (which also includes dust particles, gases, and vapors, not just infectious agents.)
Each of the categories of respirators can further be divided into (1) disposable or filtering facepiece (in which the respirator is discarded when it's no longer effective), (2) reusable respirators, in which the facepiece is cleaned and reused, and (3) powered air purifying respirators, in which air is moved to flow through filters using electricity.
Every category of respirator is thoroughly tested by the NIOSH before it is approved for occupational use. NIOSH-approved disposable respirators are most often marked with the name of the manufacturer, the part number (either P or N), as well as the protection percentage provided by the respirator filter. For example, N-95.
The NIOSH requires that this information is printed on every facepiece, head strap, and exhalation valve cover. If a disposable respirator dos not include these markings, or does not appear on the official vendor list, it has not officially been certified by NIOSH.
That's why NIOSH maintains a thorough database of all NIOSH-approved respirators.
Outside of the healthcare and medical personnel setting, NIOSH and the CDC have been recommended the routine use for respirators. There is yet a lot to be learned about the transmission capabilities of the novel coronavirus, though it is suggested that people who become infected do so by coming into contact with someone else who is infected and not directly by breathing in infected air.
If a person does contract the coronavirus, it may be due to touching surfaces or door knobs. That's why agencies have recommended that the best protection from the virus in public places is to maintain social distancing and wash your hands regularly.