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Kadamban is a 2017 Indian Tamil action drama film written and directed by Ragava and produced by R. B. Choudary under Super Good Films and associate produced by B. Suresh, B. Jeevan, Jithan Ramesh, Jiiva Arya under The Show People and Riwaz Duggal. Arya and Catherine Tresa feature in the leading roles, while Madhuvanti Arun plays a supporting role. Music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja, cinematography by S. R. Sathish Kumar, edited by Dev, art directed by A. R. Mohan and stunt choreographed by Dhilip Subbarayan. The Hindi Rights of the Film were purchased by RK Duggal Studios for a record price. The Hindi trailer was launched on 6th May 2017.
A group of naïve tribal people who are living happily inside a forest (though they have their share of trivial disputes) are unaware of the clever tactics of business-minded people. They are ready to fight till their last breath against these forces who are eyeing their homeland for selfish needs. Most of them pin their hopes on Kadamban (Arya), probably the only man among them who is aggressive, charming and adventurous, and is also blessed with a great physique. He is mostly seen accompanied by his friend (Aadukulam Murugadoss).
Rathi (Catherine Tresa), who is in love with Kadamban, often persuades him to love her back, though the latter initially shows no signs of 'settling down'. Like Kadamban, Rathi, too, is bold enough and good-looking, though a little unconvincing at times, considering the character and the backdrop against which the plot unfolds. Rathi's brother is against their relationship and doesn't mind getting into heated scuffle with Kadamban for the same.
Kadamban, who gets arrested by a local cop only to settle old scores with him, is released by activists (YG Mahendra and Madhuvanti) who work for human rights. They help the inhabitants of the forest in various ways to raise their standard of life, and win their hearts. Meanwhile, a business man (Deepraj Rana), who is keen to build his empire, sets his eye on the resources from the forest and hatches plans with the help of a cop and a few loyalists.
As an adventure thriller set in a dense forest, Kadamban offers a few breath-taking shots — the cinematography by Sathish Kumar is a treat to watch. The action sequences, choreographed by Dhilip Subbarayan, are good, especially in the climax, where the tribals fight with weapons naturally available in their forest, and the scene where Arya saves a cop from drowning in a marsh. However, scenes like the hero escaping unhurt despite many a people firing continuously from high-end guns appear clichéd and unreal. The scenes involving CG are good in some scenes, but look cheap in few other sequences.
Arya, with his chiselled-body, has given his best for the film, though his characterisation should have been more interesting. The absence of a challenging baddie and strong supporting characters, too, mars the flow overall. One can't be blamed if the film reminds him of the sequences from many other movies. However, despite the flaws, the film has its moments and Ragava's attempt and Arya's efforts need to be lauded.
Directed by Ragava
Produced by Super Good Movies
Written by Ragava
Starring Arya, Catherine Tresa
Music by Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cinematography S. R. Sathish Kumar
Edited by Dev
Production Super Good Films
Distributed by The Show People & August cinema
Running time	139 minutes
Language Tamil
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'Why Do I Constantly Lose All My Stuff?'
When you haven't left your house in a year, of course keeping track of all your objects isn't going to come naturally.
by Katie Way
Brooklyn, US
June 8, 2021, 2:38pm
How to actually stop doing the things you know aren't exactly good for you.
The "oh shit, where did I put that?" is a ritual every person about town has probably performed a time or two this spring. Now that we can go outside again, it can feel harder than ever to remember all the things we need to bring with us when we venture out of our homes.
Phone, wallet, mask, headphones, ke—wait, where the hell are my keys? I swear they were in my tote bag two seconds ago… unless I put them on my desk… or maybe they're in my other tote bag… UGH! Why can't I remember anything?! It's a shitty internal monologue that feels worse and worse the more often we perform it.
If you're one more pre-Uber scramble away from tattooing reminders like "WALLET IN BLACK DENIM JACKET, DUMBASS" on yourself like the guy in Memento, drop the ink and repeat after me: "I am not the only person who gets frustrated with myself for being a little forgetful." Instead, here's why you might be a little more inattentive than usual, how to search without tearing your hair out, and how to work on building up routines that will keep you from melting down when you misplace your goods.
You're running on autopilot
News flash: things are busier right now than they have been in a really long time! For a lot of us, that means we've got more on our minds than we did even a couple months ago—something that's not conducive to focusing in the moment on life's forgettable little tasks. "You can forget pretty much anything if you don't have the cue available at the moment," Daniel Schacter, a psychology professor and author of The Seven Sins of Memory, told VICE. "When you're thinking about what am I going to say to my friend when we meet up? or what am I going to have for a meal at this restaurant? you're just heightening the chances of forgetting something like your phone charger."
That's why Schacter recommends making the most of the times when you are keyed into planning and acting immediately. If you know you'll want a portable battery or a water bottle with you in the park, put them in your bag and put your bag by the door so you don't find yourself thirsty and pissed halfway to the hangout. "Capitalize on moments where you are aware and that will help you to avoid the problem that arises when you're not thinking about your phone charger at the moment you leave me you close the door and leave."
You're beating yourself up over your 'bad memory'
If you often find yourself making the same mistake over and over again—losing your credit card in a messy bag, forgetting a tampon until you're on the verge of free-bleeding on the dance floor—it might be hard not to get angry at yourself. But it turns out, telling yourself you're a doofus who sucks at making memories doesn't make it easier to remember things.
"There's all these negative associations with having a poor memory that just compound the situation," Susan Krauss Whitbourne, a psychology professor emerita at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, told VICE. "It becomes a very self-perpetuating cycle, where you're now so mad at having forgotten that you're exploding with anger, and that's going to impair your memory even more." It's not hard to see how taking the leap from "Oh no, I forgot something, that's annoying" to "I am a forgetful person who sucks" can take a toll on your self-esteem, so do your best to nip it in the bud. Take a few deep breaths when you find yourself getting steamed, and try to call to mind exactly where you last saw your missing item.
Not only is this good for you in the long term, but it will be clarifying in the moment when you're searching for something you misplaced. "You have to peel back all those layers of anger, frustration, poor self-esteem, self-stereotyping, and get down to the real basics of what you're trying to do, which is pay attention to what you're doing," Whitbourne said.
In fact, Schacter said features of a so-called bad memory, like absentmindedness, serve other purposes, like allowing us to focus on the bigger picture instead of life's minutia. "There are benefits to being focused on more important things than our routine," he said. "That's why a lot of our behavior can be carried out automatically, because it frees us up to deal with more important things."
Search with purpose, not in a panic
When we do lose something important, especially in a time crunch, it's easy to give into the impulse to turn our living spaces into a disaster zone in order to find what we're looking for, Tasmanian-devil style. A more systematic approach, however, is the best policy when it comes to hunting down your headphone or whatever else might have wandered away.
"The main mistake people make is to become immediately annoyed and begin to search for the missing object in a random and unsystematic fashion. It is only human to do so. But it is a grave mistake—what I call the Basic Blunder," Michael "Professor" Solomon, author of How to Find Lost Objects, told VICE. "The first of my twelve principles [for finding objects] is 'Don't Look for It;' that is to say, don't look for it until you have some idea where to look and are in the proper frame of mind."
If you're having persistent problems remembering where you left something or whether you'll need it on a day out, it also might not hurt to make a note for yourself—in writing or verbally. "Just say the words, 'I put my keys on the right side of my dresser,' use words to label what you're doing," Whitbourne said. This might not work all of the time—especially when you live with other people who might be liable to move your goods around—but at least it could provide a roadmap and prevent a frantic search.
Another tip? Setting up a designated drop zone and sticking to it. "One thing I have found helpful for things like keys and glasses is to try to always put them down in one place in my house," Schacter said. "That doesn't eliminate the problem, because part of the issue is that you're unaware that you're putting down the keys or glasses when you do it. But if you try to train yourself to say 'I'm only going to put my things in one place, I found that really reduces it quite a bit."
This zone can also help hem in your search—something Solomon said is critical to his method of finding. "My most useful single principle is Principle Ten: the Eureka Zone. It's amazing how often the missing object is to be found literally within eighteen inches of where it's supposed to be, or where we last had it, or where it has been found in the past," Solomon said.
Remember that you're (probably) normal
All three experts stressed that little lapses in memory happen to everyone, even if they're frustrating as hell. "It is an ineluctable part of the human condition to lose things," Solomon said. "That's because: a) we have so many things, and b) the mind can only deal with or remember or process one thing at a time."
According to Schacter, unless you're having so much trouble finding things that it's actively interfering with your life, you don't need to start with any kind of self-diagnosis. "Are you actually unable to carry out your job, for example, because of forgetfulness? If the answer to that is yes, it might be something worth following up on," he said. "But for most of us, the answer to that would be no, it's just an annoyance from time to time that can be dealt with."
Whether you stashed your Metrocard in the pocket of your shorts just before you spilled a jar of kimchi or you accidentally chucked your keys under your dresser while you were wondering if that cool guy you met at a party thinks you're weird, distractions happen when life gets busy. That's inevitable. Giving yourself a hard time isn't.
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Now, anyone who follows me online knows I LOVE a cup of tea. I also have a mild obsession with teapots and teacups, and if I had unlimited funds, I'd totally have a room dedicated to housing tea sets. But alas, I must settle for this awesome Buzzfeed article instead. Have a look for yourself, you might just get some ideas for some tasty new tea recipes.
While science has determined that readers in general make for more empathetic people, this lovely post by Lifehack highlights the more poetic benefits to opening a book. I have to say I agree with the points stated––reading really can make life better and may just give us a welcome break from our screens once in a while.
How does dipping poison into your eyes or rubbing road tar into your eyebrows sound to you? Well, perhaps if you lived during the Victoria Era the idea wouldn't seem to far-fetched. Click through to this Hello Giggles article to get more info on what those crazy Victorians got up to.
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FAU Broward students Saheed Oluwasina Oseni, Sanjoy Barman, Vannia Arana and Caitlyn Montero emerged as winners in the Seventh Annual Broward Student Research Symposium held Friday, March 17, 2017 at the FAU Davie campus. The annual student research symposium provides researchers in the categories of doctoral, masters and undergraduate to present their projects and the selection of the best in its class by a panel of judges comprised of faculty. Twenty students, guided by their faculty advisors, participated this year.
In the doctoral category, Saheed Oluwasina Oseni, a doctoral student in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, Department of Biological Sciences won for his project: Dual Inhibition of Energy Metabolism in Prostate Cancer Stem Cells Prevents Prostate Microtumor Recurrence in Vitro. His faculty mentor is Dr. James Kumi-Diaka.
"Despite the advances that have been made in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, one area that has received less attention so far is how to prevent the recurrence of the disease after a period of remission in survivors. My research is focused on bridging this gap by developing techniques that can be used to target and eliminate the root cause of prostate cancer recurrence, a small population of prostate tumor stem cells that are known to be resistant to most currently available conventional therapies and are often left untouched." said Oseni. "One of the treatment techniques that I am exploring and/or exploiting is the selective targeting of energy metabolism in these prostate tumor-associated stem cells. So far, my preliminary studies have shown promising results and I am in the process of developing an in vitro 3D microtumor model to better understand how I can efficiently translate my findings into clinical use. I am hopeful that my research will give hope to prostate cancer survivors and make sure that their cancer does not come back."
In the master's category, Sanjoy Barman, a graduate student in the Department of Ocean & Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering and Computer Science, won for his project: Resistivity, Sorptivity and Porosity of Concretes Containing Supplementary Cementitious Materials. His faculty mentor is Dr. Francisco Presuel-Moreno.
"Supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), are beneficial in concrete mixtures, blended with portland cement (binary or ternary mixes), provides a durability improved when exposed in harsh marine environments. The purpose of this research consists of testing concrete specimens with a range of different mix designs," said Barman. "First, to evaluate rate of water absorption due to capillary suction, referred to as sorptivity. Second, to evaluate the surface resistivity. Third, to compare the total porosity of specimens with different mixes. And fourth, to obtain the correlations between resistivity and sorptivity. My plans for future research include expanding on the topic of Rapid Migration Test on concrete mixes relevant to Florida Department of Transportation. Personally, I would like to broaden my education at FAU with a PhD degree focusing on seawater modeling of corrosion process and durability of concrete structures, under the mentorship of Dr. Francisco Presuel-Moreno."
In the undergraduate category, Caitlyn Montero and Vannia Arana, undergraduate students in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Sciences, Department of Psychology, won for their project: The Influence of Language Profociency on the Appraisal of Valence of Verbal Content in Spanish-English Bilinguals. Their faculty mentor is Dr. Monica Rosselli.
The next step in our research will be to analyze the emotionality of Spanish-English bilinguals in a more objective way using electroencephalography and event related potentials," said Montero. "It will be interesting to look at the signals in the brain to see if we can find any discrepancies.
For more information about the event, visit the Sun Sentinel article about the event.


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Arthur and Leontine
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Arthur and Leontine (Czech: Artur a Leontýna) is a 1940 Czech comedy film directed by Miroslav Josef Krnanský and starring Jiří Dohnal, Lída Baarová and František Smolík. [1]
The film's sets were designed by the art director Jan Zázvorka.
It was made during the German occupation of Czechoslovakia. [2]
A wealthy playboy leads an irresponsible life until he meets an attractive and hard-working woman who leads him to transform his ways.
Jiří Dohnal as Artur Drmola
Lída Baarová as Leontýna Sobotová
František Smolík as Jakub Drmola
Zdeňka Baldová as Márinka Drmolová
Theodor Pištěk as Alexandr Sobota
Jaromíra Pacová as Sobotová
Zita Kabátová as Klárka
Bedřich Veverka as Bohousek
Josef Gruss as Karel
Stella Májová as Dolfi
František Paul as Procurist
Hermína Vojtová as Fanynka
Marie Norrová as Katynka
Václav Trégl as Karásek, servant
František Kovařík as Fidrmuc
Vlasta Hrubá as Terinka
František Černý as Speaker
Lída Baarová was a Czech-Austrian actress who for two years was the mistress of the Nazi propaganda minister of Germany, Joseph Goebbels.
Zorka Janů, was a Czech film actress and the younger sister of actress Lída Baarová.
The Prague Conservatory or Prague Conservatoire is a music school in Prague, Czech Republic, founded in 1808. Currently, Prague Conservatory offers four or six year study courses, which can be compared to the level of high school diploma in other countries. Graduates of Prague Conservatory can continue their training by enrolling in an institution that offers undergraduate education.
Dog's Heads is a 1955 Czech drama film directed by Martin Frič, based on the novel of the same name by Alois Jirásek. It was entered into the 1955 Cannes Film Festival.
Turbine is a 1941 Czech historical drama film directed by Otakar Vávra and starring František Smolík, Lída Baarová and Vlasta Matulová. It is based on a novel by Karel Matěj Čapek-Chod.
Dívka v modrém is a 1939 Czech comedy film directed by Otakar Vávra.
Escape from the Shadows is a 1959 Czech drama film directed by Jiří Sequens. It was entered into the 1st Moscow International Film Festival where it won a Golden Medal.
The Seamstress is a 1936 Czech comedy film directed by Martin Frič and starring Lída Baarová, Theodor Pištěk and Hugo Haas.
Lidé na kře is a 1937 Czech drama film directed by Martin Frič.
Auntie's Fantasies is a 1941 Czech comedy film directed by Martin Frič.
Man in Demand on All Sides is a 1934 Czechoslovak film, directed by Miroslav Cikán. It stars Ljuba Hermanová, Věra Ferbasová, and Lída Baarová.
Virginity is a 1937 Czechoslovak drama film directed by Otakar Vávra.
Never the Twain is a 1926 Czech silent comedy film directed by Karel Lamač and starring Jan W. Speerger, Betty Kysilková and Anny Ondra. It is based on a play by František Langer. The son of a wealth industrialist marries the daughter of a beggar.
Bohemian Rapture or The Violin and the Dream is a 1947 Czech historical drama film directed by Václav Krška and starring Jaromír Spal, Václav Voska and Karel Dostal. The film portrays the life of the Czech violinist Josef Slavík, a contemporary of Frédéric Chopin, and a rival of Niccolò Paganini.
One Too Many on Board is a 1935 German drama film directed by Gerhard Lamprecht and starring Lída Baarová, Albrecht Schoenhals and René Deltgen.
Gypsies is a 1922 Czech silent drama film directed by Karl Anton and starring Hugo Svoboda, Olga Augustová and Theodor Pistek.
Gabriela is a 1942 Czech drama film directed by Miroslav Josef Krnanský and starring Marie Glázrová, Karel Höger and Vladimír Leraus.
In the Still of the Night is a 1941 Czech drama film directed by Zdeněk Gina Hašler and starring Lída Baarová, Lilly Hodáčová and Karel Höger.
Ladies in Waiting is a 1940 Czech romantic comedy film directed by Vladimír Borský and starring Zorka Janů, Meda Valentová and Anna Letenská.
Men Are That Way is a 1939 German drama film directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt and starring Hertha Feiler, Hans Söhnker and Hans Olden.
↑ Miroslava p.179
↑ Bock & Bergfelder p.22
Bock, Hans-Michael & Bergfelder, Tim. The Concise CineGraph. Encyclopedia of German Cinema. Berghahn Books, 2009.
Burianová Miroslava. Móda v ulicích protektorátu. Grada Publishing, 2013.
Arthur and Leontine on IMDb
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Home / News / PAKISTAN: A women's rights defender has been brutally killed by her husband and a police official
PAKISTAN: A women's rights defender has been brutally killed by her husband and a police official
Urgent Appeal Case |Pakistan | June 28, 2013
ISSUES: Human rights defenders, Police violence, Rule of law, Violence against women,
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that a women's rights defender has been killed by her husband, who acted with the connivance of a police head constable. The local police held an internal inquiry and exonerated the police constable, going so far as to say that there was no such murder. The woman's body was chopped up and her eyes were gouged out, but police have not even examined how she was killed; they just claim she was not murdered. The victim's sister and her nephew have been declared to be mentally ill persons. The husband is hiding after the incident and police have not yet started any attempts to find him. High-ranking police officials are protecting the killers.
Ms. Shamim Akhter (50), resident of House No 921 Hazara Colony, Hali road Hyderabad, who worked for the Social Welfare organization, in Tando Jam, Sindh province, was brutally killed by her husband Mr. Sajid Mahmood on 4 June 2013. Mahmood was the cousin of Ms. Akhter. They had been married for 13 years and had no children. Mahmood was a rickshaw (three-wheeler vehicle) driver. The three-wheeler was the property of his wife and his sister-in-law Ms. Tasleem. Mahmood lived with his wife in Ms.Tasleem's house as tenants.
According to the Daily Express Tribune, on 4 June Ms. Shamim Akhtar was at home alone when her husband Mahmood, with the assistance of his close friend Police Constable Mr. Usman Lodhi, entered her home at around 4 or 5 p.m. and attacked her. They held Ms. Shamim down and chopped off her hands, ears and fingers to get the golden bangles, earrings and rings she was wearing at the time of the incident. After mutilating her body, they gouged out both her eyes and ran away with the looted jewelry and Pak Rs. 250,000 in cash (USD2500). On the day of the incident, when Ehtesham (the victim's nephew) went to visit his aunt (his father's sister, Ms. Shamim), he saw Usman Lodhi, the afore mentioned Police Constable, coming out from the house. He also saw Mahmood coming out later and running away quickly. When Ehtesham went inside, he saw his aunt lying on the floor with severe injuries all over her whole body and blood oozing from the injuries. He took his aunt to a civil hospital in Hyderabad but she lost her life as the injuries were severe.
Ms. Shamim Akhtar was working with an NGO called the Social Welfare organization, in Tando Jam, Sindh, and she got her pay two days before the incident. According to her sister Ms.Tasleem, the victim and her husband were happy and there was no conflict between them regarding anything. On some occasions her husband got angry about giving away food; when the neighbors' children came to her house and ate, her husband did not like it, or if she gave food to her siblings, her husband got angry.
The police have been informed about this brutal attack. However, they have not taken any steps to look into this case. Ms. Tasleem, the victim's sister, recorded some evidence about the killing, such as video clips after the incident and pictures of the victim, house and conditions. On the day of the incident, Ms. Tasleem and her nephew led a protest and brought the dead body in front of the office of the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Hyderabad. They demanded the arrest of those who killed Ms. Shamim Akhtar. The Station House officer (SHO) threatened to arrest them and demanded that they remove dead body from road. Ms. Tasleem demanded justice for her sister, demanding that the police arrest the known killers and recover her looted possessions. Ms. Tasleem presented documented evidence in the form of a CD to the Hali Road police station, Hyderabad, but they refused to lodge a First Information Report (FIR) against the murderers.
As a police constable was involved in the case, the police wanted to protect him. On the next day, the Assistant Sub-Inspector of police posted at the Hali police station, ASI Mohammad Tufail, demanded a bribe for filing the FIR. The deal was settled, according to Tasleem, at Rupees 3300 for the registration of the case against the police constable Usman Lodhi and the deceased's husband. The FIR is number 44/2013, registered under sections 302, 380, 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code. The Hyderabad police also arrested Constable Lodhi. He remained in police custody for seven days. The police manipulated the case of murder by using an internal inquiry, conducted by a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), which exonerated Constable Lodhi on the false grounds that prosecution witnesses have denied that there was any murder. The SSP issued the inquiry report and said that there was no murder.
The nephew of the victim challenged the inquiry report before the court of a Civil Judge and Judicial Magistrate, Hyderabad 8, where the case is pending. The local police released the accused constable. The local police are threatening to kill Ms. Tasleem (the victim's sister) and her nephew if they do not withdraw the case.
The Hyderabad police have not started investigations into the death of the victim. Police claim that she was not murdered, and are not inquiring into how she died. The police and the local courts are silent on the death of the victim, despite seeing her mutilated body.
Please write a letter to the following authorities, calling on them to initiate inquiries into the case of the brutal murder of Ms. Shamim Akhtar by her husband and a police constable. Please urge them to prosecute the high-ranking police officials of Hyderabad districts who deny that she was murdered and are preventing any investigation. The Sindh government must provide justice and compensation to the victim and her family, and the court has to recover Shamim's belongings, which were looted by the police constable Mr. Usman Lodhi and her husband Mr. Sajid Mahmood.
The AHRC is writing a separate letter to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Question of Violence against women calling for his intervention into this matter.
To support this case, please click here: SEND APPEAL LETTER
Dear ___________,
1. Ms.Shamim Akhter, resident of House No 921 Hazara Colony, Hali road Hyderabad, Sindh Province,
2. Ms.Tasleem Akhter, resident of House No 921 Hazara Colony, Hali road Hyderabad, Sindh Province,
3. Mr. Ehtisham resident of 924 Hazara Colony, American Quarter Hyderabad.
Names of alleged perpetrators:
1.Mr. Usman Lodhi, Police Constibal at Hali Road Police Station Hyderabad, Sindh
2. Mr. Sajid Khan, resident of House No 921 Hazara Colony, Hali road Hyderabad, Sindh Province,
3. ASP/SDPO, Cantt Hyderabad Sindh
4. Mr. Tariq Qureshi, Station House Officer (SHO) of Hali road police station
5. Senior Superintendent Of Police, Hyderabad Sindh
Date of incident: 4 June 2013
Place of incident: Hazara Colony, Hali Road, Hyderabad
I am writing to voice my deep concern regarding the brutal murder of a women rights defender by her husband and a police constable. The Hyderabad police have provided protection to the police constable who helped her husband to kill his wife.
It is shocking for me that police through its internal inquiry exonerated the accused persons and declared that the victim lady was not murdered. The police also have not initiated any investigation in the death of the victim; in fact, they have closed the case.
I am informed that Ms. Shamim Akhter (50 years old, resident of Hazara Colony, Hali road Hyderabad, working for the Social Welfare organization, in Tando Jam, Sindh province) was brutally killed by her husband Mr. Sajid Mahmood on 4 June 2013. Mahmood was the cousin of Ms. Akhter. They were married for 13 years and had no children. Mahmood was a rickshaw (three-wheeler vehicle) driver. The three-wheeler was the property of his wife and his sister-in-law Ms. Tasleem. Mahmood lived with his wife in Ms.Tasleem's house as tenants.
I received information from the Daily Express Tribune that on 4 June Ms. Shamim Akhtar was at home alone when her husband Mahmood, with the assistance of his close friend Police Constable Mr. Usman Lodhi, entered her home at around 4 and 5 p.m. and attacked her. They held Ms. Shamim down and chopped at her hands, ears and fingers for the golden bangles, earrings and rings she was wearing at the time of the incident. After chopping up her body, they gouged out both her eyes and ran away with the looted jewelry and Pak Rs. 250,000 in cash (USD2500). On the day of the incident, when Ehtesham (the victim's nephew) went to visit his aunt (his father's sister, Ms. Shamim), he saw Usman Lodhi, the aforementioned Police Constable, coming out from the house. He also saw Mahmood come out later and run away quickly. When Ehtesham went inside, he saw his aunt lying on the floor with severe injuries all over her whole body and blood oozing from the injuries. He took his aunt to a civil hospital in Hyderabad but she lost her life as the injuries were severe.
I am appalled to learn that the police have not taken any steps to look into this case. Ms. Tasleem, the victim's sister, recorded some evidence about the killing, such as video clips after the incident and pictures of the victim, house and conditions. On the day of the incident, Ms. Tasleem and her nephew led a protest and brought the dead body in front of the office of the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Hyderabad. They demanded the arrest of those who killed Ms. Shamim Akhtar. The Station House officer (SHO) threatened to arrest them and demanded that they remove dead body from road. Ms. Tasleem demanded justice for her sister, demanding that the police arrest the known killers and recover her looted possessions. Ms. Tasleem presented documented evidence in the form of a CD to the Hali Road police station, Hyderabad, but they refused to lodge a First Information Report (FIR) against the murderers.
I therefore urge you to initiate inquiries into the case of the brutal murder of Ms. Shamim Akhtar by her husband and a police constable. I also urge you to prosecute the high-ranking police officials of Hyderabad who deny that she was murdered and are preventing any investigation. The Sindh government must provide justice and compensation to the victim and her family, and the court has to recover Shamim's belongings, which were looted by the police constable Mr. Usman Lodhi and her husband Mr. Sajid Mahmood.
PLEASE SEND YOUR LETTERS TO:
1. Mr. Asif Ali Zardari
President of Pakistan
President's Secretariat
Tel: +92-51-9204801-9214171
Email: publicmail@president.gov.pk
2. Mr. Mian Nawaz Sharif
Prime Minister House
E-mail: secretary@cabinet.gov.pk or pspm@pmsectt.gov.pk
3. Federal Minister of Law
Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights
Old US Aid building
Ata Turk Avenue
G-5, Islamabad
Email: sarfraz_yousuf@yahoo.com
4. Dr. Faqir Hussain
Supreme Court of Pakistan
Constitution Avenue, Islamabad
Email: mail@supremecourt.gov.pk
5. Dr. Ishrat-ul-Ebad Khan
Governor of Sindh province
Karachi, Sindh Province
E-mail: governor@governorsindh.gov.pk
6. Syed Qaim Ali Shah
Email: pressecy@cmsindh.gov.pk
7. Mr. Justice Mushir Alam,
Chief Justice of Sindh High Court
High Court Building
Saddar, Karachi
Sindh Province
E-mail: info@sindhhighcourt.gov.pk
Countries : Pakistan,
Issues : Human rights defenders, Police violence, Rule of law, Violence against women,
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Drug Education in Hungary is Missing the Point
Category: Blog/Legacy Archive | drug education, Europe, Hungary, international, SSDP Osterreich | July 23, 2018 By Jake Agliata No comments yet
Written by Orsi Fehér of SSDP Österreich(Austria).
Drugreporter, of the Rights Reporter Foundation, recently surveyed young people in Hungary to find out how they feel about the quasi-mandatory "Drug Prevention" programmes in Hungarian schools. The results are sobering, yet not surprising.
Hungary has had an interesting relationship to the War on Drugs. Before the end of the Soviet regime, drug use was far from the top of the political agenda in socialist countries. Sovereign political models, institutions, and policies on drug-related activities formed only recently with the adaption of the widespread prohibitionist Western models. Eastern European countries had a lot of experience with suppressive policies during the Soviet reign, and the rise in the use of drugs after the democratic transformation made stricter drug laws easier to enforce on a concerned population. In Hungary, legal hypnotics and sedatives among underprivileged groups became prevalent to cope with the challenges of the new order. At the same time, not only were the young democracies heavily reliant on economic assistance from 'the West' to tackle new problems, they were unambiguously pressured by the United Nations International Drug Control Program (UNDCP, the predecessor of UNODC) to strengthen the "links of cooperation in the field of drug control", ie. to comply with the United Nations drug control conventions. The uniform regulations have been embraced by the new republics without much objection, with the exception of the ever badass Czech Republic (then Czechoslovakia). The Prague Center for Drug Addiction openly criticized conventional drug policies as early as 1997. In adopting these policies, countries of the area essentially joined the United State's War on Drugs, declared by Nixon in 1971 and extended to the rest of the globe through the three drug conventions.
Hungary consequently developed a close relationship with the US's Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and developed their own DADA curriculum (Dohányzás-Alkohol-Drog-AIDS), mirroring the infamous DARE program. I had the privilege of attending DADA summer camps throughout high school and to be honest, it was as fun as it was unproductive. We were a group of kids from all over the country, from various backgrounds and ages thrown into one place, looked after by elderly social workers. We were fed, entertained, and left alone enough to smoke, drink, and feel ridiculously cool for knowing what the hottest pills look like (we were given handouts of the most popular designs). I don't have horrible memories of these camps, just the agitation of having to sit in a classroom, looking at a police officer showing us deformed bodies of "overdose deaths" while it's 30 plus degrees (Celsius) outside.
SSDP Österreich members discuss the Just Say Know Peer Education Program at a recent meeting.
Reading the result of Drugreporter's survey, one important result stood out for me; almost half of the students did not feel like their questions were answered and they couldn't talk honestly about their experiences with drugs. The very programs that are aimed to keep young people safe are not able to provide an atmosphere where one feels empowered to ask relevant questions. This brings up feelings of shame, confusion, and alienation since students feel there is no one willing to truly listen. Students may feel like they are the only ones not doing well, like they are the odd one out, or that they are broken. These are the types of feelings that lead to the development of problematic drug use, and these are the experiences that none of the prevention programmes addressed.
Raising a generation of people who have healthy relationships to themselves and the substances they use and are empowered to talk honestly about these relationships is the motivation behind SSDP Austria's Peer Education action plan. And this is why we seek to support our civil society allies in Hungary who, despite the challenging political climate, are calling for evidence based, compassionate drug education programmes instead of the current pseudo-scientific initiatives in schools.
Read the full report here https://drogriporter.hu/en/how-do-students-see-drug-prevention-in-hungarian-schools/
Cohen, P. D. A. (1993). Future Drug Policy in the Countries of the Former Eastern Bloc: the difficult choice to be non Western. Comunicació presentada en el Col· loqui europeu sobre la crisi dels sistemes normatius]. París, 25. (Special UNDCP Fact-finding Mission in Seven Republics of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS); 2 April to 2 May 1992. UNDCP Vienna 1992, page 1-68.)
Zábranský, T. (2004). Czech drug laws as an arena of drug policy battle. Journal of Drug Issues, 34(3), 661-686. Trud 28.09.19893
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The Family Faculty Organization (FFO) exists to support Valley View in ways that tuition does not. Some ways we help are in supporting our staff with additional supplies and tokens of appreciation, providing a music teacher for weekly enrichment activities, and raising funds for improvement projects, such as the garden renovation.
All parents and staff of Valley View are members of the FFO.
But it's truly the volunteers, like you, who make our organization a success. Please consider coming to our next meeting to see how you can help!


Hey guys! Do you know that I share encouragement, almost daily, for couples trying to conceive and dealing with loss? It's uplifting and always God's truth!
I wanted to share the very first Periscope video I did so you can catch the vision and understand why I began doing this in the first place. Unfortunately, it does not come with comments and hearts, because at that point, I didn't know how to save the videos that way. But the point is, you can catch the vision for this whole project!
I want to personally invite you to join me LIVE. The cool thing is you can comment, ask questions, and get involved in the fertility discussions! If you want to join us, download PERISCOPE for iPhone or Android (or you can watch the daily replay on your Mac or pc at http://www.periscope.tv/laurenbourne). Lots of husbands tune in as well! It's a great way to let your husband in on this piece of your world. I share almost daily, and my aim is to always be encouraging and to always share truth. I remember when I was going through the toughest part of my struggle, I needed encouragement ALL the time! You are not alone!


This property appears to be a refurbished older building. Located by a noisey street. It has a couple outdoor seating areas but otherwise plain.
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If you're not careful when behind the wheel of your car, you can run into a boatload of troubles that could ruin your driving experience or your life. Treading carefully when driving makes for a great and safe journey.
Your life is likely to take a turn for the worse if a cop clocks you on a radar speed gun when tearing down the highway. What follows is a costly speeding ticket that you can't avoid. The snowball effects of a speeding ticket can leave a bad taste in your mouth, not to mention the gaping hole in your wallet. Luckily, you have the power to keep every trip safe and pleasant.
You will have a pleasant driving experience if you practice safe and defensive driving. Flooring the accelerator, among other aggressive driving habits that push your car to the limit, pose a grave danger to your safety and wellbeing. They increase the likelihood of getting into a road accident or harming other road users. For instance, you might provoke a driver by overtaking them dangerously, causing them to retaliate.
Irate drivers often resort to all manner of crude conduct on the road that usually ends up in crashes. It's common for road rage incidents to lead to two motorists slugging it out in the middle of a busy highway. Refining your driving habits helps you avoid such ugly conflicts that could endanger your life and cost you thousands of dollars in repairs, damages, and hospital bills.
The traffic department goes to great lengths when creating and assigning speed limits on any road. The bottom line is not to frustrate your motoring experience, as is the view of many drivers. The state considers many factors, including the road conditions, terrain, and the flow of traffic, when setting these limits. Each step of this process aims at improving the driving experience and the safety of all road users. States impose hefty fines and penalties on drivers who break these limits and laws.
You may not know it, but going above the speed limit puts other road users at risk. An estimated 40,000 people died in 2017 from fatal traffic accidents. Observing traffic laws keeps all road users safe, regardless of what type of car they may be driving. It also helps avoid expensive traffic tickets that could leave a sizeable dent in your wallet.
Your car is the only thing you have control over when you're on the road. You will need to adapt to the prevailing weather and road conditions to stay safe. You have no control whatsoever over the conduct of the other drivers. Therefore, you need to keep the car in good shape to ensure that it responds to your commands as expected. A car with excellent brakes will slow down and stop when you need it to; therefore, reducing the chances of getting into an accident. Your safety on the road begins by having total control of your vehicle.
While driving a car gives you the ability to commute between places, it also comes with many challenges. You can reduce the risks that these challenges pose to your driving experience. Being cautious on the road keeps you and other road users away from danger.


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Fotoleinwand ist ein speziell für Druck entwickeltes beschichtetes Gewebe, das nach dem Druck auf Keilrahmen aufgezogen wird. Das Gewebe ähnelt der Leinwand für die Malerei. Traditionell wird die Fotoleinwand für Kunstreproduktionen eingesetzt. Es wird aber sich aber für Fotovergrößerungen durchgesetzt oder wird oft für originelle Dekorationen im Wohnbereich eingesetzt.

Geschichte
Erste Versuche, Fotos auf Leinwand zu bringen, gab es schon in den 1970er Jahren. Auf die Leinwand wurde eine Fotoemulsion aufgetragen und dann belichtet. Danach musste die Leinwand entwickelt, fixiert und gewässert werden. Qualitativ war das Verfahren gegenüber den traditionellen Abzügen hoffnungslos unterlegen. Wegen hoher Kosten und sehr aufwendiger Produktion war die Fotoleinwand nur kleinen avantgardistischen Künstlerkreisen vorbehalten. Erst zirka 30 Jahre später gelang es dank Digitalisierung fast der gesamten Druckbranche, Fotoleinwand wirtschaftlich und in hoher Qualität zu produzieren. Auch führende Hersteller von Großformatdruckern wie Seiko Epson Corporation und Hewlett-Packard sowie einige Papierhersteller wie Hahnemühle oder Canson haben maßgeblich zur Qualitätssteigerung des Produkts beigetragen. So ist Fotoleinwand heute nicht mehr ein abenteuerliches Unterfangen wie vor 40 Jahren, sondern ein sicherer und wiederholbarer Herstellungsprozess. Nun kann sich jedermann eine Fotoleinwand in guter Qualität leisten.

Material
Für das Drucken eines Fotos wird üblicherweise ein Stoff aus Hanffasern benutzt, es können aber auch Polyester- oder Baumwollfäden verwendet werden. Um ein gleichmäßiges Ergebnis zu erzielen, ist Polyester vorzuziehen. Die Baumwolle sollte eine gute Qualität besitzen, damit Unregelmäßigkeiten wie schwarze Reste im Stoff vermieden werden.

Wie bei klassischen Fotopapieren gibt es auch bei Fotoleinwand drei grundsätzlich unterschiedliche Sorten: matt, Satin (halbmatt) und glänzend. Wegen reflexionsarmer Oberflächen werden meist matte Leinwände verwendet. Neben diesen Eigenschaften gibt es noch unterschiedliche Oberflächenstrukturen. Grobe Leinwandstrukturen werden meist für Kunstreproduktion angewendet, mittlere und feine Oberflächen für die Darstellung von Fotografien. Darüber hinaus sind das Gewicht und Inhaltsstoffe des Leinwandgewebes wichtige Aspekte. So wiegt ein hochwertiges Leinwandgewebe zwischen 340 und 500 g pro m² und besteht mindestens aus 50 % Baumwolle. Geringes Gewicht oder vollständig synthetische Bestandteile sind ein sicheres Indiz für minderwertige Fotoleinwand.

Herstellung
Für die Herstellung von Fotoleinwand wird ein Leinwandgewebe mit spezieller Beschichtung eingesetzt. Nur mit dieser Beschichtung ist es möglich, den enormen Farbraum und Detailreichtum, die die modernen Drucker heute liefern, darzustellen. Außerdem trägt die Beschichtung zur Lebensdauer des Druckes erheblich bei.

Bedruckt werden die Leinwände mit speziell für Kunstreproduktion entwickelten Großformatdruckern. Diese besitzen bis zu zwölf farbige Pigment-Tinten und decken nahezu vollständig den CMYK-Farbraum ab. Die Pigment-Tinten werden aus Farbpigmenten hergestellt. Je kleiner und homogener die Pigmente sind, desto bessere Druckergebnisse werden erzielt. Moderne Großformatdrucker können mit einer Tröpfchengröße von 3,5 Pikoliter  drucken.

Vor einigen Jahren wurde noch mit wasserbasierender sogenannter DYE-Tinte gedruckt. DYE-Tinte wurde für kurzfristige Anwendungen im Innenbereich konzipiert. Diese Tinte ist gegen UV-Licht und Feuchtigkeit empfindlich. So fängt die DYE-Tinte bereits nach sechs Monaten an von der Leinwandoberfläche zu verschwinden. Die Pigmenttinte ist dagegen unter bestimmten Bedingungen mehr als 200 Jahre haltbar.

Bei besten Druckervoraussetzungen dauert die Produktion eines solchen Bildes circa. 40 min/m². Nach dem Druck wird die Leinwand zurechtgeschnitten und mit speziellem Firnis (Schutzlack) besprüht. Dieser Schritt ist nicht zwingend notwendig, trägt aber zum besseren Oberflächenschutz bei. Sonst ist die Leinwand empfindlich gegen mechanische Einwirkungen, zum Beispiel Kratzen.
Für Außenanwendungen wird mit Eco-Solvent-Tinte gedruckt. Diese lösemittelbasierende Tinte wurde für den Einsatz im Außenbereich konzipiert. Die Tinte ist extrem widerstandsfähig und kann problemlos mehrere Jahre draußen eingesetzt werden. Für hochwertige Kunstreproduktionen ist das Verfahren aber nicht geeignet, da nur ein geringes Sortiment an hochwertigen Leinwandmedien zur Verfügung steht. Außerdem entweichen bei einigen Eco-Solvent-Tinten gesundheitsschädliche Schadstoffe, was den Einsatz in Innenräumen unmöglich macht.
Nach dem Drucken wird das Gewebe mittels eines Tackers auf Keilrahmen aufgezogen und mit Keilen gestrafft. Es gibt unzählige Arten von Keilrahmen. Am meisten haben sich 2 cm starke Standardkeilrahmen und 4 bis 6 cm starke Museumkeilrahmen durchgesetzt. Bei der Standardrahmung sind die Seitenränder mit dem Motiv umspannt, nicht aber bei der Museumsrahmung. Letztere werden meist bei größeren Formaten eingesetzt, um bessere Stabilität zu gewährleisten.

Pflege
Aufgrund der Wasserempfindlichkeit der Leinwände sollte nur mit einem trockenen Tuch bzw. Staub gewischt werden. Ansonsten ist die Leinwand sehr pflegeleicht, und es besteht jahrzehntelange Farbgarantie.

Quellen und Einzelnachweise

Bedruckstoff
Reproduktionstechnik

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£30,000 to £35,000 depending on experience
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Undergraduate degree (or equivalent)
An exciting opportunity for an academic marketing professional to join the Yale University Press London marketing team, and take the lead in creatively marketing Yale books to academic, professional and specialist communities. Yale University Press London is based in Bloomsbury and enjoys a vibrant social scene as well as generous company benefits.
Academic Marketing Manager required to conceive and implement creative marketing campaigns for both front and backlist titles targeting academic, professional and specialist sectors/communities. The Academic Marketing Manager will develop strategies to achieve measurable objectives for this list through an understanding of subject markets, communities, and detailed knowledge of academic channels that are effective. It will be necessary to work with external clients as well as colleagues across the company. Special focus on enhancing and positioning the Yale brand to create new academic sales opportunities.
Strategically develop Yale's academic marketing to increase revenue from academic and specialist channels and communities
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Home / World / China counts 106 virus deaths as US, others move to evacuate
China counts 106 virus deaths as US, others move to evacuate
Asian stock markets tumbled for a second day, dragged down by worries about the virus's global economic impact
Students wear masks to avoid the contact of coronavirus before their morning class at a high school in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, January 28, 2020.
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Deaths from a new viral disease that is causing mounting global concern rose by 25 to at least 106 in China on Tuesday as the United States and other governments prepared to fly their citizens out of the locked-down city at center of the outbreak.
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The U.S. Consulate in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, where authorities cut off most access Jan. 22 in an effort to contain the disease, was preparing to fly its diplomats and some other Americans out of the city. Japan, France, Mongolia and other governments also planned evacuations.
China's increasingly drastic containment efforts began with the suspension of plane, train and bus links to Wuhan, a city of 11 million people. That lockdown has expanded to 17 cities with more than 50 million people in the most far-reaching disease-control measures ever imposed.
China extended the Lunar New Year holiday by three days to Sunday to reduce the risk of infection by keeping offices and factories nationwide closed and the public at home. The government of Shanghai, a global business center and home to 25 million people, extended the holiday in that city by an additional week to Feb. 9.
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Mongolia closed its vast border with China after North Korea did so earlier. Hong Kong and Malaysia are barring visitors from Hubei. Chinese travel agencies were ordered to cancel group tours nationwide.
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Also Tuesday, the Education Ministry canceled English-proficiency and other tests for students to apply to foreign universities. The ministry said the new semester for public schools and universities following Lunar New Year was postponed until further notice.
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The coronavirus family includes the common cold but also more severe illnesses like SARS and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome. The new virus causes cold- and flu-like symptoms, including cough and fever, and in more severe cases, shortness of breath and pneumonia.
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Ntare I – jeden z władców (mwami) Burundi, założyciel państwa, uznawany za pierwszego króla Burundi. Opisywany w zróżnicowanych tradycjach ustnych, często przy wykorzystaniu motywów ponadnaturalnych. Zjednoczył pod swoim panowaniem rozproszone domeny feudalne. Przypisuje mu się stworzenie zrębów burundyjskiego systemu prawnego i sądowniczego, jak również wprowadzenie do kraju sztuki kowalskiej. Utrwalony w burundyjskiej kulturze, jego imię nosi też oficjalna siedziba prezydenta kraju.

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Pochodzenie
Należał do ludu Tutsi. W niektórych źródłach uznawany za postać na poły legendarną. W literaturze pojawiło się zresztą przypuszczenie, że pod postacią Ntare I burundyjska pamięć zbiorowa może przechowywać eklektyczny obraz procesów historycznych jako takich, nie zaś konkretną, wybitną jednostkę. Procesy te miałyby się w tej hipotezie rozgrywać na przestrzeni wielu dekad, daleko wykraczając poza sam tylko koniec XVII i początek XVIII wieku. Badacze burundyjscy, przyznając, że wiele przekazów mówiących o Ntare I ma charakter legendarny uznają go niemniej za postać historyczną.

Podawano w wątpliwość także przynależność Ntare do Tutsich, czyniąc go w takowych spekulacjach Hutu. Warto przy tym zauważyć, że burundyjscy królowie, ich bezpośredni doradcy, wodzowie czy książęta mogący potencjalnie dziedziczyć tron wchodzili w skład grupy określanej mianem ganwa. Zwyczajowo traktowano tą grupę odrębnie, nie uznając jej ani za Hutu, ani za Tutsi.

Istniejące tradycje ustne pozwalające naświetlić początki Burundi, a zatem również pochodzenie Ntare I, są stosunkowo zróżnicowane. Mają też znacznie mniej sformalizowany charakter w zestawieniu z tradycją ustną sąsiedniej Rwandy. Wyróżnia się dwa główne zbiory tychże tradycji, jeden związany z Nkomą, drugi zaś z Kanyaru.

Zgodnie z przekazami związanymi z tradycją Kanyaru Ntare wywodził się z Rwandy jako potomek władcy tego kraju, Gihangi. Zgodnie ze źródłami uznawanymi za część tradycji Nkoma przybył na terytorium współczesnego Burundi z południowego wschodu, z regionu Kigoma we współczesnej Tanzanii. Miał być pasterzem, według mitologizowanych fragmentów tradycji ustnej obdarzonym ponadnaturalnymi zdolnościami. Towarzyszące jego aktywności cudowne znaki miały zresztą świadczyć o jego prawie do sprawowania władzy królewskiej. Urodził się jako Rushatsi, znany jest w historiografii pod swym imieniem dynastycznym. Gdy król burundyjski wstępował na tron, przyjmował jako swe imię tronowe jedno z czterech szczególnych imion królewskich. Były to kolejno Ntare, Mwezi, Mutaga i Mwambutsa. Imię Ntare można przetłumaczyć w przybliżeniu jako skóra lwa.

Dokonania
Tradycja ustna sytuuje jego panowanie między 1675 a 1705. Pojawiają się również inne daty jego rządów, chociażby 1680–1709, 1700-1725 czy nawet 1530–1550. Historyk Alexis Kagame, opierając się na analogiach wywiedzionych z własnej analizy źródeł rwandyjskich, umiejscawiał panowanie Ntare już w pierwszej połowie XV wieku. Część źródeł wskazuje, iż ojcem przyszłego króla był Rufuko. Nie jest to wszakże informacja pewna. Inne przekazy utrzymują, jakoby tożsamość ojca Ntare była nieznana. Wiadomo natomiast, że matką pierwszego burundyjskiego monarchy była Inanjonaki.

Uznawany najczęściej za pierwszego króla Burundi oraz założyciela państwa. Udało mu się zjednoczyć pod swym panowaniem rozproszone domeny feudalne podlegające poszczególnym wodzom. Utworzył tym samym znacznych rozmiarów organizm polityczny z centrum wokół dzisiejszego miasta Muramvya. Swą władzę oparł na sieci zależnych od siebie, posiadających bydło wodzów. Przypisuje mu się stworzenie zrębów burundyjskiego systemu prawnego oraz sądowniczego (ubushingantahe), jak również zaczątków miejscowej kultury rytualnej. Miał też wprowadzić do uprawy nowe gatunki roślin oraz chronić młody kraj przed klęskami żywiołowymi.

Toczyć miał też wojnę z sąsiednią Rwandą. Podczas tego właśnie konfliktu jego życie uratować miał Hutu nazywany w źródłach Gikohwa. Mężczyzna ten otrzymał od Ntare dziedziczny przywilej strzeżenia królewskich grobów. Z tego samego co Gikohwa klanu wywodzili się później wojownicy strzegący karyendy, świętego bębna, symbolu założonej przez Ntare burundyjskiej monarchii.

Podania i mity opisują także jego kluczową rolę w rozwoju burundyjskiej sztuki kowalskiej. Przekazać miał swym poddanym tajniki kowalstwa po części dlatego, że pragnął otrzymywać wykonywane przez nich przedmioty w darze. Przedmioty te miały stanowić symbol jego królewskiej władzy i bogactwa. Po śmierci Ntare zostały one zresztą włączone do tradycyjnych burundyjskich praktyk religijnych. Przekaz ten może wyjaśniać uprzywilejowaną pozycję kowala, zwłaszcza kowala pracującego z miedzią, w Burundi sprzed okresu kolonizacji europejskiej. Wykonany z miedzi młot Ntare znajdował się wśród przechowywanych na burundyjskim dworze regaliów.

Pochowany miał zostać na wzgórzu Budandari w Kabarore.

Ntare a burundyjska lista królów
Właściwy skład osobowy burundyjskiej listy królów jest tematem szeroko dyskutowanym i do pewnego stopnia kontrowersyjnym. Jan Vansina, belgijski historyk i antropolog, zauważył, że lista takowa występuje w dwóch wariantach. Wariant krótszy liczy osiem imion, zgrupowanych w dwa cykle wspomnianych wyżej szczególnych imion królewskich. Opiera się on na przekazach chronologicznie wcześniejszych, pojawia się też często we wczesnych relacjach Europejczyków docierających do Burundi. Wariant dłuższy liczy szesnaście imion, zgrupowanych w cztery cykle tych samych szczególnych imion królewskich. Opiera się na analogiach wywiedzionych ze źródeł rwandyjskich, popartych bogatą, ezoteryczną literaturą dworską. Wpisane w argumenty zwolenników drugiego wariantu jest też przekonanie o nienaruszalności tradycyjnego cyklu imion królewskich. Wariant drugi zdobył znaczną popularność w ostatnich dekadach belgijskich rządów, stając się w zasadzie oficjalną interpretacją popieraną przez władze kolonialne.

Kwestia kompozycji listy królów burundyjskich niesie ze sobą ważne implikacje dla umiejscowienia Ntare I w czasie. Źródła rwandyjskie wspominają go pośrednio, w kontekście założenia nie tyle państwa burundyjskiego, co raczej nowej rządzącej nim dynastii. Uznają go przy tym za postać współczesną rwandyjskiemu królowi Mibambwe Mutabaziemu. Alexis Kagame, najistotniejszy zwolennik dłuższej listy królów, umieszczał panowanie Ntare wyjątkowo wcześnie w burundyjskiej historii, o czym też wspomniano powyżej.

Upamiętnienie i obecność w kulturze
Imieniem monarchy nazwano siedzibę burundyjskiej głowy państwa, pałac prezydencki, wzniesiony prawdopodobnie dzięki wsparciu finansowemu Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej. Pierre Nkurunziza, prezydent kraju między 2005 a 2020, wykorzystywał postać Ntare I do umocnienia własnej pozycji politycznej. Twierdził przy tym, że jest jego potomkiem. Władcę uwieczniono w krótkometrażowym filmie animowanym Ntare Rushatsi: The Lion and The Sheep w reżyserii Floriana Nifashy.

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using Microsoft.Dynamics.Integration.Adapters.DynamicCrm.Configuration.Properties;
using Microsoft.Dynamics.Integration.Common;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Microsoft.Dynamics.Integration.Adapters.DynamicCrm.Configuration
{
    static class Program
    {
        static AssemblyResolver resolver = new AssemblyResolver(true);

        public static ConfigurationUtilities InstallUtils = new ConfigurationUtilities();
        /// <summary>
        /// The main entry point for the application.
        /// </summary>
        [STAThread]
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve += new ResolveEventHandler(CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve);
            System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException += new System.Threading.ThreadExceptionEventHandler(Application_ThreadException);
            System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += new UnhandledExceptionEventHandler(CurrentDomain_UnhandledException);
            InstallUtils = new ConfigurationUtilities();
            Application.EnableVisualStyles();
            Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);

            Dictionary<string, string> commandLineValues = new Dictionary<string, string>();
            foreach (string arg in args)
            {
                string[] tempSetting = arg.Split(new char[] { '=' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

                if (tempSetting.Length == 2)
                {
                    commandLineValues[tempSetting[0]] = tempSetting[1];
                }
            }

            if (commandLineValues.ContainsKey(Constants.AdapterType))
            {
                InstallUtils.SetAdapter(commandLineValues[Constants.AdapterType]);
            }

            if (commandLineValues.ContainsKey(Constants.DiscoveryServiceAddress))
            {
                InstallUtils.InstallAdapter.DiscoveryServiceAddress = new Uri(commandLineValues[Constants.DiscoveryServiceAddress]);
            }

            if (commandLineValues.ContainsKey(Constants.UserName))
            {
                InstallUtils.InstallAdapter.UserName = commandLineValues[Constants.UserName];
            }

            if (commandLineValues.ContainsKey(Constants.Password))
            {
                InstallUtils.InstallAdapter.UserPassword = commandLineValues[Constants.Password];
            }

            if (commandLineValues.ContainsKey(Constants.Organization))
            {
                InstallUtils.InstallAdapter.OrganizationName = commandLineValues[Constants.Organization];
            }

            Application.Run(new MainForm());
            TraceArguments();
        }

        internal static void CurrentDomain_UnhandledException(object sender, UnhandledExceptionEventArgs e)
        {
            MessageBox.Show(string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.UnhandledExceptionMessage), string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.ApplicationExceptionCaption), MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1, 0);
            Application.Exit();
        }

        internal static void Application_ThreadException(object sender, System.Threading.ThreadExceptionEventArgs e)
        {
            MessageBox.Show(string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.UnhandledThreadExceptionMessage, e.Exception.Message), string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.ThreadExceptionCaption), MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1, 0);
            Application.Exit();
        }

        private static void TraceArguments()
        {
            Trace.Unindent();
            TraceLog.Info(string.Empty);
            foreach (string key in InstallUtils.Arguments.Keys)
            {
                if (InstallUtils.Arguments[key] != null && !key.Contains("PASSWORD"))
                {
                    TraceLog.Info(string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.ConfigArgumentValueMessage, key, InstallUtils.Arguments[key].ToString()));
                }
            }

            TraceLog.Info(string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, Resources.ConfigurationFinishedMessage));
        }

        // resolves adapters and mapping helpers.
        private static Assembly CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve(object sender, ResolveEventArgs args)
        {
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The doorbell rang at last.
She opened the door wide, as if to make up for her apparent lack of welcome.
He stepped in cautiously, his large frame looking incongruous in her neat, tidy hallway.
She led him through to her living room, where she quickly shooed the cats from the sofa. The daffodils on the table declared bright springtime, optimism even.
"That would be very welcome," he said, still in polite mode.
As she made the coffee, (kettle ready boiled, two mugs on the tray), memory flashes arrived unbidden, summoned by the familiar routine: earlier ones of quiet domesticity, later with stress attached.
He stood awkwardly as she entered the room and placed the tray on the table.
"Do you still take sugar?" she asked, amazed that she even remembered.
"Ah. No thank you, my figure you know." And indeed, she had noticed his increased waistline.
They sat, still rather stiffly, almost like two passengers in a waiting room.
As indeed—they almost were: waiting for a resolution of their situation.
She surveyed him calmly, waiting for him to speak.
He noticed her change of emphasis.
Well you have changed, she thought to herself.
Clearly there was room for yet more changes.


Norton Rose Fulbright and Pinsent Masons have landed the leading roles on a deal that will see Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL) acquire fellow exploration company Desire Petroleum. The combination of the two Falklands companies, which will create an entity worth around $250m (£156m), will see FOGL's shareholders own 60% of the combined group's issued share capital after the offer closes, with Desire stakeholders owning the remainder.
Norton Rose Fulbright and Pinsent Masons have landed the leading roles on a deal that will see Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL) acquire fellow exploration company Desire Petroleum.


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