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What kind of playground is this, anyway?
Wait, what kind of playground is this anyway? Well I'm glad you asked! It is – literally – like none I have ever seen. And after one visit, it has become my daughters' favorite playground of all time. In the absence of shiny metal and hard plastic structures, you will find nature at its finest. That is, a very intricately planned, well executed and meticulously maintained version of nature- molded into a child's dream play area. With what appears to be a couple of acres of space, there is no shortage of things to keep young minds and bodies active and engaged. In 2 hours, we didn't even get through the entire playground. There's ample seating throughout, even picnic tables. Great place to bring a packed lunch. I found plenty of areas to relax in the shade, and I noticed a stroller-friendly walkway as well.
There are basic resources for "building" including sticks, wood pieces, and rocks. Sounds simple, but it was surprising to see how much all of the kids enjoyed using their imaginations to create things! A real garden area has raised beds and child-sized tools encouraging kids to dig in and get to work. Tree stumps are fashioned into board games, with painted rocks as the playing pieces. Logs are used as the base for balance beams as well as play houses. Although this was about a 40 minute drive for us (we are West-siders) it was well worth it. It was wonderful to watch so much discovering and learning. Everything was hands-on and set up to encourage pretend play and creativity. I can't speak of the other activities at the park aside from the playground (as there was no prying my daughter way from it!) but I understand they also have much more to offer that we are looking forward to exploring on our next trip – walking trails, pavilions, a nature center, campgrounds and special events like steam engine rides. So stay tuned for part 2!
Verdict: very cool place! I can see natural playgrounds like this increasing in popularity in the coming years. I would love to have one on my side of town. Be prepared for your kids to get dirty! ( I actually had my daughter wear water shoes, and it worked out well.) The playground is open daily from sunrise to sunset, and admission is free.


FORMULA: C12H22O11. MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 341.2.
"The refined sugar obtained from Saccharum officinarum, Linné, and from various species or varieties of Sorghum (Nat. Ord.—Gramineae); also from one or more varieties of Beta vulgaris, Linné (Nat. Ord.—Chenopodiaceae)"—(U. S. P.).
COMMON NAMES AND SYNONYMS: Cane-sugar, Sucrose, Refined sugar, Saccharum purificatum, White sugar.
History, Source, and Preparation.—Sugar, which at present constitutes so important an article in the food of all civilized nations, seems to have been known at a very early period to the inhabitants of India and China. It was used only as a medicine for ages after its introduction into the West. But it was not until after the discovery of America, and the introduction of the sugar-cane into the West Indies by the Spaniards, that its use as an article of food became common. About one-half of the total sugar production of the world is from sugar-cane; another equally important source is the sugar-beet (Beta vulgaris, Linné) cultivated chiefly in Germany and Austria, and now to some extent also in this country. The occurrence of sugar in the beet was demonstrated by Marggraf, as early as 1747, but only since about 1840, the manufacture from this source began to flourish. Minor quantities of cane-sugar (sucrose) are produced from several species of Sorghum (e.g., Sorghum saccharatum, Persoon, and Holcus saccharatus, Linné), a Chinese plant, and from the sap of the sugar-maple (Acer saccharinum, Linné, and other species), as well as the sap of the date palm (Phoenix dactylifera), and other palm trees. The crude sugar obtained in India, from the latter source, is called jaggery. Cane-sugar also occurs in corn-stalks, and in the roots of many plants, e. g., parsnips, carrots, and such drugs as ipecacuanha, scopolia, etc.; in the nectar of flowers, and, together with other sugar, in ripe fruits, such as pineapples, pears, apples, bananas, dates, strawberries, etc., while it is entirely replaced by other sugars in figs, grapes, gooseberries, and sweet cherries.
Saccharum officinarum, Linné, Sugar-cane, is a plant having an articulated, juicy root, from which proceed several erect, solid stems, 10 or 12, sometimes 15 or 20 feet high, 1 or 2 inches in diameter, of a hard, shining rind, which is green, while the cane is immature, but turning yellow, purple, red, or striped when the cane ripens. Internally it is whitish, juicy, saccharine, and pithy. The leaves are situated at the joints, at intervals of about 2 or 3 inches, flat, sheathing at the base, 2 to 4 feet in length, about one-fourth as wide, the margins being armed with numerous small, sharp teeth. The panicle is terminal, spreading, erect, oblong, 1 to 3 feet in length, and grayish from the quantity of long, loose hairs surrounding the florets; the branches are alternate and very spreading. Rachis striated. Florets dioecious in pairs. Glumes smooth. Paleae smooth, membranous, and of a pink color. This plant, a native of tropical and subtropical climates, is cultivated in the East and West Indies, Mauritius, Tahiti, the Sandwich Islands, and in some of the southern United States.
In cultivation, the canes are not allowed to flower, because the yield of sugar is greatest from non-flowering canes. (For interesting details regarding the cultivation of sugar-cane, and connected matters, see Henry Pocklington, Pharm. Jour. Trans., Vol. V, 1875, p. 746.) When the canes turn yellow, they are cut and transported to the sugar-mills, where the juice is obtained by crushing the canes between revolving cylinders of stone or, preferably, iron. The resultant cane-straw is called bagasse, and is used as fuel. Sugar-cane, when matured, contains about 90 per cent of juice, which holds, on an average, 18 per cent of cane-sugar, with small quantities of uncrystallizable (invert) sugar. The latter kind occurs mostly in the upper part of the stem; it is more abundant in rapidly-growing cane than in cane of slower growth. Cane-juice also contains about 9 per cent of a peculiar albuminous matter, which readily undergoes putrefaction; likewise, small quantities of organic acids, e. g., oxalic and malic acids, and aconitic acid (A. Behr, 1877), a derivative of citric acid, are present. These constituents cause cane-juice to be rapidly decomposed in warm climates; the acids tend to convert sucrose into uncrystallizable invert sugar. Hence, the juice must be immediately worked for sugar, by neutralizing the free acid with a calculated quantity of milk of lime; after boiling and removing the scum (defecating), the juice is gradually evaporated in a series of open pans (old method), or by means of vacuum pans, i. e., under diminished pressure at a lower temperature (modern method). By the old method, the raw, brown, or muscovado sugar is separated from the mother liquor, or molasses, by simple draining in perforated vessels; by the modern method, the molasses is separated from the sugar in centrifugal machines, and the raw sugar thus obtained is frequently pure enough for many purposes. From molasses additional quantities of sugar are frequently obtained; the residual, impure molasses is fermented and used in the distillation of rum. To produce refined, white or loaf-sugar, the raw sugar is sent to refineries, where it is dissolved in water, purified by means of bullock's blood and bone-black, and decolorized by passing the syrup through filters of animal charcoal. It is then evaporated in vacuum pans to crystallization, and the mass is run into conical molds, wherein the molasses (treacle) is either allowed to drain or is separated by centrifugal force. According to Dr. S. P. Sadtler (Indust. Org. Chem., 2d ed., 1895, p. 152), the hard commercial sugars (dried by artificial heat) contain over 99 per cent of pure sucrose, while the softer sugars (merely centrifugated) hold about 4 per cent of water, due to traces of mother liquor adhering to the crystals.
Description and Tests.—Cane-sugar (sucrose), as demanded by the U. S. P., occurs in "white, dry, hard, distinctly crystalline granules, odorless, and having a purely sweet taste. Permanent in the air. Soluble, at 15° C. (59° F.), in 0.5 part of water, and in 175 parts of alcohol; in 0.2 part of boiling water, and in 28 parts of boiling alcohol; also soluble in 80 parts of boiling, absolute alcohol, but insoluble in ether, chloroform, or carbon disulphide. The aqueous solution, saturated at 15° C. (59° F.). has the specific gravity 1.345, and is miscible with water in all proportions. The aqueous. or alcoholic solution of sugar is neutral to litmus paper"—(U. S. P.).
An aqueous solution of 850 parts of sugar in water, sufficient to make 1009 Cc., has a specific gravity of 1.317; this solution is the official syrup (formerly called Syrupus Simplex). Cane-sugar melts at about 160° C. (360° F.), and solidifies on cooling, forming a glossy, amorphous mass, called barley sugar; its specific gravity is only 1.509, while that of cane-sugar is 1.606. When heating cane-sugar to about 200° C. (392° F.), a brown-coloring matter, called caramel, is formed. Cane-sugar, upon dry distillation, yields acetone, aldehyde, acetic acid, formic acid, carbonic dioxide, some monoxide, methane, tarry products, etc. Concentrated sulphuric acid converts sugar into a charred mass, sulphurous acid being evolved. Boiling with nitric acid produces saccharic acid (C4H4[OH]4.[COOH]2), tartaric and oxalic acids. By the action of concentrated nitric and sulphuric acid upon sugar, explosive nitro-sugars are formed, analogous to nitro-cellulose (see Pyroxylin). With bases, as calcium and strontium oxide, sugar forms characteristic compounds, called saccharates, or sucrates, e. g., tri-calcium sucrate (C12H22O11.3CaO), which are technically important (see Preparation, preceding page).
Cane-sugar is optically dextro-rotatory, but upon warming with diluted acids, it is converted into invert sugar, which is a mixture of equal molecules of dextrose and laevulose, the combination of which is slightly laevo-rotatory. Measurement of the optical rotation by means of especially devised instruments, is of great importance in the analysis of the various sugars. (For details on this subject, with index of literature, see H. W. Wiley, Principles and Practice of Agricultural Analysis, Vol. III, Easton, Pa., 1897.) Cane-sugar (sucrose) does not reduce Fehling's solution, nor ammoniated silver nitrate, except in traces; reduction takes place freely after inversion by means of acids. Cane-sugar as such ferments, only after it is transformed by the action of yeast into invert sugar; the latter is capable of being fermented.
The U. S. P. gives the following tests for the purity of cane-sugar: "Both the aqueous and the alcoholic solution of sugar should be clear and transparent. When kept in large, well-closed and completely filled bottles, the solutions should not deposit a sediment on prolonged standing (absence of insoluble salts, ultramarine, Prussian blue, etc.). If 1 Gm. of sugar be dissolved in 10 Cc. of boiling water, the solution mixed with 4 or 5 drops of silver nitrate T.S., then about 2 Cc. of ammonia water added, and the liquid quickly brought to the boiling point, not more than a slight coloration, but no black precipitate, should appear in the liquid after standing at rest for 5 minutes (absence of grape-sugar, or of more than a slight amount of inverted sugar)"—(U. S. P.).
Action, Medical Uses, and Dosage.—Sugar is nutritive, alterative, demulcent, diuretic, and topically antiseptic. It belongs to the class of "elements of respiration," contributes to the formation of fat and lactic acid, and, by its oxidation, furnishes heat. It has been detected in the tissue of the liver. As it is void of nitrogen, it can not sustain life alone, and only becomes eminently nutritive when combined with other alimentary proximate principles. Used in large quantities, it is injurious to digestion. In relation to both vegetable and animal matters, it acts powerfully in preventing putrefaction; the former of which may be preserved indefinitely in syrup, so long as the syrup is secured against fermentation; while the latter, after long immersion in syrup, or in moistened sugar, may be perfectly mummefied. On this account it is now used considerably in the preservation of fish, and various meats, instead of salt, to which it is superior, requiring a smaller amount, and not materially affecting the flavor nor the nutritive properties of these meats. Sugar or molasses, when freely eaten by children, prove excellent anthelmintics, and have also proved efficient in scorbutic affections. Powdered white sugar is sometimes sprinkled over ulcers to remove fungus or proud flesh, and has been blown upon the ball of the eye to remove specks on the cornea. As a local application in aphthae, it is quite efficient, and cures have been wrought with it in trachoma. It favors the detachment of diphtheritic membranes, and may be employed as an antiseptic dressing for various kinds of wounds. On account of its property of correcting fetor, a snuff of finely-powdered sugar has been used in ozoena. As a demulcent, sugar may be employed in various forms, in cough, hoarseness, soreness of the throat, etc. When taken to the extent of 12 or 16 ounces per day, dissolved in water, sugar is said to powerfully increase the sexual passion. It has long been supposed that the teeth are injured or acted upon by sugar, in a manner calculated to cause their decay, but this opinion is erroneous; if particles of sugar become lodged between the teeth, and are allowed to decompose, decay will inevitably ensue, but if the particles be removed at an early period, sugar will be found to exert a beneficial influence upon the teeth and gums. The use of it, however, is mainly confined to the preparation of syrups, to conceal the unpleasant taste of several drugs, to render water and oils miscible, to suspend certain medicines in the form of mixture or emulsion, to prevent the oxidation of some chalybeate compounds, and also for converting some agents into the state of conserve, confection, electuary, pill, or lozenge. For pills, molasses is most generally preferable to syrup, as it does not so readily harden, and preserves them in a soft, moist state, for a long time, while its antiseptic properties prevent them from becoming moldy.
Sugar, in solution, absorbs a very large quantity of lime. A saccharate of lime has been found very beneficial in the chronic diarrhoeas of children, as well as to prevent acidity of the stomach, and the disposition to diarrhoea so common in children of a certain age at particular seasons. It is made by saturating simple syrup with lime, and then filtering it. It forms a transparent mixture of an extremely alkaline taste, and may be added to water or milk. It is altogether superior to the bicarbonate of sodium. Dose for an infant, from ¼ to ½ drachm, given in some of the mother's milk; for an adult, from 1 to 2 ½ drachms.
Related Sugars.—GLUCOSE, or GRAPE-SUGAR (C6H12O6=179.58), known also as DEXTROSE, or STARCH-SUGAR, is found in grapes, cherries, plums, figs, honey, always associated with laevulose and sometimes cane-sugar (which see). Dextrose is the sugar of diabetic urine, and frequently occurs combined in the form of glucosids, such as amygdalin, salicin, phloridzin, quercitrin, etc. (which see). Chemically pure dextrose may be obtained by adding finely powdered cane-sugar, in small portions, to a mixture of 15 parts of alcohol (80 per cent) and 1 part of fuming hydrochloric acid, until the cane sugar is no longer dissolved. Invert-sugar is formed, and from the solution obtained, dextrose (C6H12O6+H2O) crystallizes, while laevulose remains in solution. On a commercial scale, grape-sugar is obtained from starch by boiling it under pressure with diluted sulphuric acid until the conversion of the starch into dextrin and finally into sugar (dextrose and some maltose) is complete. The acid solution is neutralized with calcium carbonate, the solution decolorized with animal charcoal and concentrated in vacuo, either to form commercial "grape-sugar," or the syrup known as "glucose." Commercial grape-sugar contains from 72 to about 73.5 per cent dextrose, from 0 to 3.5 per cent maltose, and from about 4 to 9 per cent dextrin; "glucose syrup" contains from 34 to 42 per cent dextrose, from 0 to 19 per cent maltose, and from 30 to 45 per cent dextrin. Maltose (C12H22O11) is the sugar formed when diastase, the ferment of malt extract, is allowed to act upon solution of starch. Grape-sugar (dextrose) is soluble in water and diluted alcohol, insoluble in ether and chloroform, and crystallizes without combined water, in the form of warty masses, from hot absolute, and from methyl alcohol, also from aqueous solution at 30° to 36° C. (86° to 95° F.); otherwise it crystallizes with 1 molecule of water. In solution, it is optically dextro-rotatory (see Cane-sugar). Pure dextrose is less sweet than sucrose (cane-sugar), 1 ½ parts of the former being equivalent to 1 part of the latter. Unlike cane-sugar, dextrose is not charred by concentrated sulphuric acid, and is permanent toward acids, while sensitive toward warm alkalies; the latter darken and decompose it, with formation of lactic, formic, acetic, glucic, and saccharic acids (Moore's Test). Solutions of grape-sugar (dextrose) easily ferment when yeast is added, chiefly alcohol and carbonic acid being formed, according to the equation: C6H12O6=2CO2+2C2H5OH. Upon this reaction Dr. Wm. C. Alpers (Merck's Report, 1898, p. 468) bases a gravimetric method for determining the quantity of grape-sugar present in diabetic urine, by allowing it to ferment by means of yeast, and collecting the carbonic acid formed, in a weighed quantity of caustic potash. One Gm. of carbonic acid is equivalent to 2.0458 Gm. of dextrose.
DETECTION OF SUGAR IN URINE.—A rapid, qualitative test for sugar, if much is present, consists in adding to the warmed suspected liquid a warmed saturated solution of potassium bichromate mixed with sulphuric acid in slight excess. A brisk effervescence ensues if sugar is present, the chromate being reduced to green chromium salt. The presence of albumen, urea, or uric acid does not interfere with this test. The most certain test for sugar is undoubtedly that by means of the optical method, but can be practically employed only in rare cases, since a polarizing apparatus is not always available (see remarks under Saccharum).
LAEVULOSE, UNCRYSTALLIZABLE or FRUIT-SUGAR (C6H12O6=179.58), called by Soubeiran Chylariose, is found in sweet fruits and honey, along with grape-sugar; it is likewise obtained with dextrose (grape-sugar) by subjecting cane-sugar to the action of acids. From invert-sugar it may be isolated by means of its calcium saccharate which is less soluble in cold water than that of dextrose. It is not usually crystallized, but it has been obtained in long silky needles, has a very sweet taste, is dissolved in water or alcohol, and wholly parts with its water when heated upon the water-bath. Its solution in water rotates the plane of polarized light to the left. Like grape-sugar, it is capable of direct vinous fermentation (see Honey).
INOSIT, or PHASEO-MANNIT, is a peculiar sugar found in muscle and other organs of the body. The fruits of several leguminous, and other plants, when green, also yield this sugar. It is not fermentable, is very sweet, soluble in water (1 in 6), not soluble in absolute alcohol or ether, crystallizing easily from the first two. With diluted nitric acid, oxalic acid is formed; with concentrated nitric acid explosive nitrates result.


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Vitéz Szalay Jenő (1904. szeptember 4. – 1976. augusztus 13.) nyolcszoros magyar bajnok atléta, rövidtávfutó, olimpikon.

Indult az 1928. évi nyári olimpiai játékokon, mint atléta a 400 méteres síkfutásban. Az első kör negyedik selejtezőjében 4. lett és nem jutott tovább.

1929 és 1933 között 8 magyar bajnoki címet szerzett 4 × 100 méteres és 4 × 400 méteres váltóban.

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1904-ben született személyek
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The Red, White & Blue. Just mention of the colors kind of puts a patriotic lump in the old throat.
The colors are synonymous with mom, apple pie, Detroit car commercials and the almighty NFL.
Pop flag wavers Lynyrd Skynyrd and Toby Keith have songs with the sequential colors in the title, and they're the colors political stars of all stripes will wrap themselves in as they seek to convince voters they are the patriots deserving of election.
So just who are they striving to represent? The Netherlands? Luxembourg?
Because flags representing those countries are true red, white and blue.
America most certainly is not.
We're maybe blue, white and red or the alphabetically proper blue, red & white. If spacial considerations were given we'd likely be the white, red & blue, those being the dominating percentages of the flag colors in descending order.
But if we Americans continue to call ourselves "The Red, White & Blue," we're letting the world know we're a nation of ocular idiots.
Just picture the American flag and let your eye react to it the way it naturally does to words on a page. The eye is conditioned to start at the upper left and move rightward across the top.
With the American flag, the eye sees blue, then white, then red.
I called Vince Vaise, park ranger and chief of interpretation at Fort McHenry, where the American flag inspired Francis Scott Key to write "The Star-Spangled Banner," incidentally a much more accurate and zesty description of the American flag.
He said he knew of no history of how the colors came to be sequenced the way they did.
True, but that may only be out of habit. Since children we've been indoctrinated to say it in specific sequence -- red, white and blue.
But how did that get started?
I'm going to investigate. I'm going to try and put together a story idea that will inspire some history magazine to assign me to find out the truth.
But more than that, I think it simply needs to be done and, by God, I'll not rest until I do it.
I'll do it for mom, country and the good ol' red, white and blue.
I'm doing it for the Dutch.
You ain't a kiddin', brother . . . or sister?


Sadly we have arrived at the end of the Welsh football dream.
Ronaldo has cruelly forced me to return from France and join everyone else in pondering the impact of Brexit on real estate.
Certainly, Brexit is bad for our sector, but I don't feel we are in 2008 again.
Blocking redemptions from £15bn or more of open-ended funds casts the whole sector in a negative light. The inference is that the underlying properties have crashed in value and cannot be sold. This is not the case.
The reality is that these open-ended funds are not fit for purpose. Their predicament is structural rather than purely cause by the market or Brexit.
They purport to offer retail investors liquidity in an illiquid asset class. They don't.
Cash and liquidity management is critical in any business and your assets and liabilities need to be matched.
Northern Rock was a case in point – it had a solid long-dated mortgage book, but went bankrupt as it relied on short-term funding that it could not renew in a credit crisis.
The open-ended funds that have been frozen are the same. They claim to be liquid, but in reality this is limited to a finite cash buffer that cannot deal with significant investor redemptions. Would you buy a car where the brakes only work on flat roads and not on steep hills?
Their structure failed in the credit crisis, with redemption restrictions that lasted years in some cases, and it appears that nothing has been done by the fund managers or regulators to address this issue.
Surely REITs are a better structure for retail investors? Despite the recent collapse in share prices, they offer liquidity – investors can sell shares without the need to liquidate the underlying properties – high levels of transparency and good corporate governance.
So where are the underlying property markets? The honest answer is that nobody truly knows.
The value of an asset is conditioned by its rental income but also the confidence of investors. Assessing the evolution of investor sentiment is always hard, especially so close to a major event that has many potential repercussions. I suspect that any renewal in confidence will take time and additional political clarity is likely to be an essential precursor. In the interim there will probably be very limited transactional activity.
I don't perceive there are many truly forced sellers, despite redemption pressures on certain funds, and while there is a lot of cash available to invest, I anticipate they will be cautious in their approach unless there are obvious bargains. The bid-offer spreads are likely to be too wide to see many deals concluded.
However, there could be another scenario.
Real estate offers an attractive yield relative to cash, bonds and borrowing costs. What is the appropriate yield for real estate in what now appears to be a long-term "zero" interest rate environment?
The investment industry relies on income. Real estate is one of the asset classes that can deliver this. Could we see a re-rating of income assets lead to a rapidly recovering real estate sector, albeit with a focus on income rather than capital growth? Am I overly optimistic? Possibly.
Then again, you probably didn't believe Wales would make the semi-finals of Euro 2016.


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by Eugène Delacroix
The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan
The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan is among Eugène Delacroix's finest early representations of battle. The painting was inspired by "The Giaour," a lengthy poem by England's most famous Romantic poet, Lord Byron. Written in 1813 and translated into French in 1824, the poem presents a subject and setting—passion avenged on an exotic battlefield in Greece—that perfectly suited the artist's Romantic imagination. The painting depicts the poem's dramatic climax, when the Venetian giaour (a Christian infidel), his eyes bloodshot, avenges his lover's death at the hands of a Turk called Hassan. Weapons poised, the two enemies face off in mirroring poses: the giaour in swirling white, and Hassan with his face hidden. With its exotic costumes, intense drama, and forceful colors and forms, this painting is the most revered of the six known versions Delacroix made based on Byron's poem. Begun in 1824, the year Byron died in the struggle for Greek independence from the Turks, Delacroix finished the painting two years later, just in time for it to be included in a Parisian exhibition benefiting the popular Greek cause.
— Entry, Essential Guide, 2009, p. 208.
painting by Eugène Delacroix (Museum: Art Institute of Chicago)
59.6 x 73.4 cm (23 1/2 x 28 7/8 in.)
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
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Eugène Delacroix Artist (France)
Art Institute of Chicago Museum (United States)
Argyro Moulavasili Conservator (25,804)
Eugène Delacroix (FR)
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Living in a global society, one can't assume that just producing a video in one's native language is sufficient for the world to view (and understand). While many Americans might assume that everything will just be translated into English for them, that isn't the case. Even if it were, you still need translators. For YouTube it is even more of an issue. Who is going to translate your personal video? Even if you are multilingual, there are numerous languages in the world you don't speak.
Recently, Amara.org announced the general availability of their crowd-subtitling platform for every personal YouTube channel, inviting viewers to subtitle videos for them. No longer must video blogs be limited to one language, if you have a loyal following who would be willing to translate. You'll truly get a global audience. Last month, Twitter's community translated an announcement video into 20 languages in just two days with Amara. Now every YouTube creator has the power to do the same.
Try the same technology used by Netflix and follow @AmaraSubs on Twitter. They seem to be Massachusetts based, but I can't say where. Their PO Box is in Boston, but their web site shows Worcester's city emblem.
I'm sure this will come as a big surprise to many people who never heard of the flood, but back in 1919, a flood of molasses killed twenty-one people in Boston when a tank exploded and caused a forty foot wave of molasses to come rushing down the street.
After posting about the anniversary of the Great Molasses Flood last month, I contacted the publisher of the recently published children's book The Great Molasses Flood: Boston 1919. I received a review copy, with a second available as a giveaway. After reading the book, I'm amazed that it was only twenty one that died.
The Great Molasses Flood book takes a compassionate look at the bizarre day and its aftermath where a child reader wouldn't be shocked after reading about death and destruction. The approach of the author is to take a personal look at the disaster, from how it affects individual people like a bar owner or banana salesman, to the claims of terrorism, and the lawsuits that followed.
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The 31-year-old actor has confessed he had a huge crush on Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen and says they ''got him out to Los Angeles in a way'' because he was desperate to meet them.
Asked about his celebrity crush, he said: ''Well, first it was the Olsen twins. For sure. Yeah, they kind of got me out to Los Angeles in a way, because I was like, 'I gotta meet them!'''
And the 'American Horror Story' star dreamed of having a career like Shia LaBeouf, who rose to fame in 'Even Stevens'.
He added: ''I think I wanted to do everything. I was a big fan of Shia LaBeouf and Even Stevens, and was like, 'Oh, man. I would love to be on Disney Channel and have a show,' because it was what I watched. Obviously, movies would be incredible, but that seemed further down the line.''
Evan also opened up about his ''really good'' first kiss.
He told W magazine: ''That was probably spin the bottle, back in St. Louis ... [It went] good. Really good. Well, you know, it's always weird. You have a crush on the one girl, and then you end up getting the other girl. Or she gets your friend, and you're like, 'Oh, damn.' It's hard to match up with the girl you really want to kiss, but then, when you finally do, it's like, 'Oh, my God.' Your chest is pounding. It's a little too wet and weird, and people are watching.''
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Q: Passing image from server to adapter without saving in drawable I am working with a adapter/cardLayout/recycleView and i used this tutorial to set that up
everything works fine, now i need to download a image(i use picasso) and set that up in the cardlayout, the thing is i need to pass it on each card :/
Here is what i do at the moment:
public class SimiliarPhotos extends AppCompatActivity implements IResult {

    RecyclerView rv;
    LinearLayoutManager llm;
    ArrayList<Plant> plants = new ArrayList<Plant>();
    SimiliarPlantsAdapter adapter;

    VolleyService mVolleyService;
    IResult mResultCallback = null;
    final String GETREQUEST = "GETCALL";

    //login url connection
    final String URL = "http://10.0.2.2:3000/plants";

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_similiar_photos);

        rv = (RecyclerView)findViewById(R.id.rv);
        llm = new LinearLayoutManager(this);
        llm.setAutoMeasureEnabled(true);
        rv.setLayoutManager(llm);

        initializeAdapter();

        initVolleyCallback();

        mVolleyService = new VolleyService(mResultCallback,this);

        mVolleyService.getDataVolley(GETREQUEST,URL);
    }

    @Override
    public void notifySuccess(String requestType, JSONObject response) {
        Log.d("resposta",response.toString());
    }

    @Override
    public void notifySuccess(String requestType, JSONArray response) {
        Log.d("resposta",response.toString());
    }

    @Override
    public void notifyError(String requestType, VolleyError error) {
        Log.d("resposta",error.toString());
    }

    void initVolleyCallback(){
        mResultCallback = new IResult() {
            @Override
            public void notifySuccess(String requestType, JSONObject response) {
            }

            @Override
            public void notifySuccess(String requestType, JSONArray response) {
                Plant plant;
                Log.d("ENTERED","ENTEREDHERE1");
                // iterate over the JSONArray response
                for (int i=0; i < response.length(); i++) {
                    try {
                        JSONObject object = response.getJSONObject(i); // get the individual object from JSONArray
                        int id = Integer.parseInt(object.getString("id")); // get the unique identifier from the object
                        String specie = object.getString("specie"); // get the name of the specie from the object
                        String description = object.getString("description"); // get the description of the object
                        ImageLoad(specie);
                        plant = new Plant(id,specie,description); // construct the object
                        Log.d("plant",String.valueOf(plant));
                        plants.add(plant); // add the object to the arraylist so it can be used on the cardLayout

                    } catch (JSONException e) {
                        Log.d("ENTERED",e.toString());
                        e.printStackTrace();
                    }
                }
                adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
            }

            @Override
            public void notifyError(String requestType, VolleyError error) {
                Log.d("resposta",error.toString());
            }
        };
    }

    public void ImageLoad(String specie){
        String urlFoto = "http://10.0.2.2:3000/images/" + specie + "/Thumbnail.jpg";
        Picasso.with(this)
                .load(urlFoto)
                .into(imageView);

    }

    public void initializeAdapter(){
        Log.d("plants",String.valueOf(plants.size()));
        adapter = new SimiliarPlantsAdapter(plants);
        rv.setAdapter(adapter);
    }

}

how can i pass that image into the correct card? any tip?

A: You need to load images by Picasso in onBindViewHolder method of Adapter . See what I am doing in my adapter..
public class OffersAdapter extends RecyclerView.Adapter<OffersAdapter.MyViewHolder> {
    private List<OffersModel> list;
    Context mContext;

    public OffersAdapter(Context mContext, List<OffersModel> list) {
        this.list = list;
        this.mContext = mContext;
    }

    @Override
    public MyViewHolder onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup parent, int viewType) {
        View itemView = LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(R.layout.cardview_offers, parent, false);
        return new MyViewHolder(itemView);
    }

    @Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(final MyViewHolder holder, int position) {
        OffersModel offersModel = list.get(position);
        holder.product.setText(offersModel.getProduct());
        holder.description.setText(offersModel.getDiscription());
        Picasso.with(mContext)
            .load(offersModel.getImageurl())
            .into(holder.offersimage);
    }

    @Override
    public int getItemCount() {
        return list.size();
    }

    public class MyViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder{
        ImageView offersimage;
        TextView product,description,category;
        public MyViewHolder(View itemView) {
            super(itemView);
            offersimage = (ImageView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.offersimage);
            product = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.offertitle);
            description = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.offerdescription);
        }
    }
}

A: Remove your ImageLoad (String Species) { . . } method call as well as implementation. Create your adapter class like this.
public class SimplePlants extends RecyclerView.Adapter<SimplePlants.MyViewHolder> {
private List<Plant> list;
Context mContext;

public SimplePlants(Context mContext, List<Plant> list) {
    this.list = list;
    this.mContext = mContext;
}

@Override
public MyViewHolder onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup parent, int viewType) {
    View itemView = LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(R.layout.your_single_plant_layout, parent, false);
    return new MyViewHolder(itemView);
}

@Override
public void onBindViewHolder(final MyViewHolder holder, int position) {
    Plant plant = list.get(position);
    holder.species.setText(plant.getSpecies ());
    holder.description.setText(plant.getDiscription());

    loadImage (holder.image, plant.getSpecies ());
}

public void loadImage(ImageView imageView, String specie){
    String urlFoto = "http://10.0.2.2:3000/images/" + specie + "/Thumbnail.jpg";
    Picasso.with(this)
            .load(urlFoto)
            .into(imageView);

}

@Override
public int getItemCount() {
    return list.size();
}

public class MyViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder{
    ImageView image;
    TextView species,description;
    public MyViewHolder(View itemView) {
        super(itemView);
        image = (ImageView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.image);
        species = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.title);
        description = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.description);
    }
}
}

I hope this will help you.

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"Jersey City's Debra Devi stands out among singer/songwriters as a true triple threat: a gifted songwriter, a powerful singer and an outstanding guitarist.
Devi displays the full range of her talents on her new self-released EP, Wild Little Girl which she'll release at Maxwell's Tavern in Hoboken on Friday, Sept. 8.
Firmly grounded in the blues/rock tradition,Wild Little Girl mixes wistfulness with forcefulness. Devi comes across as sassy and defiant on "Shake It," wistful and meditative on "Butterly." She wanders into modern country on "Tired of Waiting" and comes across as broken-hearted but hopeful on "Stay."
Every track leaves room for organic, expansive guitar solos.
Devi produced Wild Little Girl herself, as she did her 2016 album, "Get Free."
"For this project, I recorded a lot of the guitars at SST Studios in Weehawken," Devi said. "It's a comfortable place for me to work because my brother works there as the drum tech."
The drums and vocals were recorded at a studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and overdubs were added at Max Feinstein's Silverhorse Studio in Hoboken.
"Silverhorse is also where I rehearse, so that's a great place for us to do guitar overdubs since I'm so familiar with the sound there," she added. "And then I did the mixing with engineer Wayne Dorrell (formerly the owner of Hoboken's Pigeon Club studios), with whom I've worked before. He mixed my album, too. I'm just really lucky that I'm able to work with all these very talented people right here in the area."
The process can be grueling, she said.
"When you make a record, by the time you're done recording it and mixing it and agonizing over it for months, you really have no idea if it's any good or not," Devi said. "You really just get sick of it. But I have to say that I am really happy with. Guitar was my first love, and I started playing in punk bands. Then I started writing collaboratively a little bit in some of the bands I was in, and then finally I worked up the courage to start writing songs myself. So, I really think of myself as a guitarist first. When I started my solo career, I really hadn't sung that much except for harmonies in other bands so it was fun to discover the kind of voice I had and learning how to write songs that were right for me to sing and to find the guitar sounds that work with my voice. It's just been a process of self-education."
But Devi didn't grow up playing the guitar.
"I always loved the sound of the electric guitar, but when I was a little girl, my mother wouldn't let me play it," Devi said. "When I was about 7 years old, I heard Creedence Clearwater Revival's 'Suzy Q' and the feedback on the song just freaked me out. It kind of scared me and fascinated me at the same time. When I was about 15, I finally got up the nerve to ask my mother for an electric guitar and she was mortified. She didn't think it was ladylike, and when I told her she was being sexist, she just put her foot down and said it would be too loud."


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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. (Bedford, Pa.), May 15, 1857, Image 1
The Kanzas news. (Emporia, Kan.), August 08, 1857, Image 1
The star of the north. (Bloomsburg, Pa.), May 27, 1857, Image 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio), April 16, 1857, Image 2
Cooper's Clarksburg register. (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]), July 17, 1857, Image 2
Carroll free press. (Carrollton, [Ohio]), April 09, 1857, Image 1
The national era. (Washington [D.C.]), March 12, 1857, Page 42, Image 2
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio), March 21, 1857, Image 2
The national era. (Washington [D.C.]), July 30, 1857, Page 124, Image 4
Holmes County Republican. (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio), October 08, 1857, Image 2
The star of the north. (Bloomsburg, Pa.), September 23, 1857, Image 1
Holmes County Republican. (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio), August 20, 1857, Image 1
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio), October 09, 1857, Image 2
Carroll free press. (Carrollton, [Ohio]), August 20, 1857, Image 1
Carroll free press. (Carrollton, [Ohio]), September 24, 1857, Image 1
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The city of Miami has 6 schools where paralegal faculty can find employment. Below are statistics and other relevant data to help analyze the state of paralegal and paralegal education in Miami, which includes paralegal training at the paralegal associates degree level.
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Chinese pediatrics is an ancient art, dating back to the 1st century B.C. In comparison, western pediatrics did not become a medical specialization until the 20 th century. Regardless of longevity, both disciplines are valid and both have their respective strengths. Western medicine in general has made tremendous scientific strides in discovering specific anatomic and biochemical aspects of children's bodies, leading to incredibly specialized care and surgical techniques. However, the massive amount of knowledge has forced a more segmental view of the child as the field of pediatrics branches into multiple subspecialties. Oriental pediatrics, as in adult medicine, views the child in a more holistic manner, integrating the physical, emotional, and energetic aspects into a single entity and searching for imbalances leading towards problems in one or more of these areas. Since neither discipline has a complete picture of the child, their approaches complement each other magnificently. Western knowledge and technology and eastern comprehensive understanding can merge and blend into excellent healthcare.
Oriental pediatrics is based on the Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) principles of balanced qi, yin, yang, and organ systems. Qi is the vital energy which circulates in specific channels or meridians. It is also part of the blood, and moves within the blood vessels. It permeates organs and tissues and is the basis of all physiological processes. Health is the harmonious, uninterrupted flow of qi. Illness and disease ensue when there is a disruption of qi flow. The homeostasis of qi flow also balances the dynamic energetic opposites of the body, the yin and yang. These aspects must be balanced to ensure proper function of all aspects of the body's systems.
Ideally, as in western medicine, the child is initially treated while still in the womb, through the balancing and maintenance of the mother's energetic, physical, and emotional systems. After birth, the child's skin is tender and delicate, and the pores are more readily open, so pathogens can easily enter. As is adults, they also commonly enter directly through the digestive and respiratory systems. However, due to an inexperienced immune system, these invaders tend to wreak havoc more quickly in young bodies. Thus, childhood illnesses tend to be characterized by rapid onset and change. If the qi is low, it can easily be overwhelmed, resulting in a child who seems perfectly fine at one moment, and quite ill the next. Also, lingering symptoms, such as a cough or unexplained fevers often occur. However, due to the lack of long-term imbalances typically found in the adult, recovery from illness tends to be as rapid as the onset, as the protective qi, or immune system, conquers the invading organisms. Using oriental medical techniques, the child's immune system can be stimulated to overcome and eject the pathogens, greatly limiting the duration of illness. Preventative treatments can strengthen the immunity, thus blocking illness from taking hold at all.
As in adults, many variables affect the health of children. Genetic propensities certainly play a major part in the body's response to illness and injury. In addition, the fast-paced American lifestyle has filtered down to the children as well, with more stress at home and school. The increase in prevalence of divorce and economic pressures in our culture can result in parents not being as available to children, and the additional extracurricular activities that are employed can add significant pressure on a child, manifesting as emotional difficulties or illness. Emotional imbalances in children respond exceptionally well to oriental medical treatments.
Children are exposed to environmental toxins from birth- from impurities in water and chemical residues from soaps and detergents experienced while still in the hospital to car exhaust, smog, and industrial fumes during their first car ride home. Although some toxins such as lead and mercury are routinely screened for, the majority are not detected, and can build up in young, vulnerable systems. Electromagnetic fields from televisions, computers, and video games can enter the body and be transformed into heat, leading to imbalances. Oriental medicine is highly effective at assisting the body in removing these toxins.
Synthetic medications are being given to children of all ages. While some are truly necessary, many are being administered indiscriminately, injuring the child energetically and physically. Topical medications, such as hydrocortisone creams, are absorbed through the skin and into the internal organs, but they are not typically monitored after being prescribed. Increasingly, very potent medications such as antidepressants and broad-spectrum antibiotics are being prescribed to very young children, disrupting the normal balance of flora and qi in the body. Even after lab results return to normal and medications are no longer detectable in the blood, there remains an energetic lingering of toxins or medicines which may affect the next dose or illness. These residues can be painlessly and easily removed during an oriental medicine treatment.
A child's diet is usually closely monitored in western pediatrics during the first year. After that, adequacy in diet is often interpreted solely in terms of the child's growth patterns. The same balanced diet is generally recommended to all children. Oriental medicine places much more emphasis on what, when, and how children eat. Whole foods are frequently recommended as dietary tonics to treat imbalances based on their effects on specific energetic meridians, blood, and qi balances. A food's thermoregulatory properties are also addressed, i.e. its ability to heat or cool the body. The manner of eating and the time of meals are also considered to impact a child's health.
Just as a child's physical organs and systems are sensitive and vulnerable, so are the energetic flows. For this reason, standard acupuncture is typically not recommended for children under the age of 10 years old. Instead, a technique called Shonishen is used. This is a gentle, painless, noninvasive manual technique using various tools to massage, lightly tap, scrape, or roll over the acupuncture points and channels to affect the energy flow. This procedure is extremely effective and causes no discomfort to the child. Indeed, small children often view treatment sessions as a tickle-giggle game. Shonishen is most effective during the first 14 years of life, after which standard needling techniques are usually employed if the child is emotionally comfortable with the concept. The difference between western and acupuncture needles is explained, and the needles are slowly and gently introduced to prevent the typical fear that would otherwise prevent most children from exploring acupuncture. Please see the list of commonly treated problems.
All children get hurt from time to time- bumps and bruises are inevitable as coordination develops and physical boundaries are overcome. But how to minimize the discomfort for the young one without expensive trips to emergency rooms, doctor's offices, and radiation exposure from x-rays? The answer is physical therapy, where various painless and non-threatening manual techniques and modalities can be employed to decrease pain, bruising, and swelling. The correct form of gentle exercise can then be taught the child and his parent to help stretch out sore muscles and joints and strengthen structures to prevent re-injury. With over 20 years' experience as a physical therapist, I have treated children of all ages, from newborns in hospital nurseries to young adult athletes.


1. Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius. Line a loaf tin with baking paper. Combine oil, sugar, and golden syrup in a food processor, blend together. Add egg and bananas and mix until smooth. Add flour, cinnamon and yoghurt and mix in lightly. Add walnuts and process for 3 seconds. (Do not over process) Stir in the blueberries.
2. Spoon mixture into the prepared loaf tin and bake for 45-55 minutes or until a skewer inserted comes out clean.
3. Remove from the oven and set aside for 10 minutes. Cut into slices to serve.


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Important Message from the Committee on Political Affairs
Spring Hill Chamber members,
The City of Spring Hill election day is April 8th. Our Chamber, through the Committee on Political Affairs, has hosted various events and shared candidate information for the purpose of educating voters, both business owners and the general public. The chamber's position during election season is the same as every season, to fulfill our mission of positively influencing our business culture to create a better Spring Hill. While election season can sometimes get tense or heated, our committee would like to share a focus on the positive strides our city has made in the past few years:
– TDOT awarded the Design-Build contract to Bell & Associates in Nashville, Tennessee, and the projected completion date for Spring Hill's new gateway is May 2023. The project includes the extension of Buckner Road from Buckner Lane to Lewisburg Pike across I-65 with a Diverging Diamond Interchange. The City of Spring Hill kickstarted the project with a $25 million BUILD grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation in late 2018.
– Saturn Parkway extension to Beechcroft along with a bridge over the railroad tracks to help with public safety.
– General Motors is awarded and announces their $2B investment into its Spring Hill manufacturing facility. Effective immediately, GM will begin extensive expansion of its paint and body departments, as well as a complete overhaul of its general assembly line to accommodate production of the brand new Cadillac Lyriq. The Spring Hill plant now becomes GM's third U.S. electric car factory following the Orion Assembly and Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plants in Michigan.
– September 8, 2020 marked the completion of years of planning for the Duplex Road widening project, a monumental joint effort between the City of Spring Hill, Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), The U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Eutaw Construction Co. The Duplex Road widening project stands as the largest, locally managed project in TDOT History. Two hundred and seventeen (217) right-of-way (ROW) acquisitions were negotiated by the City, and TDOT arranged for Ms. Stahl and City Administrator Victor Lay to attend its ROW class in Knoxville and participate in training. Additionally, this project was granted a special burn permit by TDOT to burn three of the houses obtained in the name of the State of Tennessee. The City utilized these controlled burns for training of Spring Hill Fire Department as well as six other area fire departments with 75 firefighters participating. Duplex Road (SR-247) is a major East-West connector through the City of Spring Hill, providing access to numerous residential developments. Work officially began in August of 2006 to widen the roadway providing for standard-width travel lanes in each direction, center turn lanes, new shoulders, as well as vertical alignment corrections.
– Highway 31 becoming a TDOT priority and added to the state 3 year plan.
– Created a vision and spearheaded efforts to create the Downtown Historic District Project in collaboration with Spring Hill Historic Commission to move forward with creating a Downtown square district.
– A significant impact fee increase to help fund infrastructure needs.
– Mayor Graham supported the forming of the Sports Complex Task Force to build relations, begin discussions and develop plans for building a Spring Hill City multi-use Sports Complex.
– Some of the more successful economic and residential development projects over the past 8 years of the current administration include; Shops at Campbell Station, Autumn Ridge, Southern Springs Retirement Community, The Crossings, Port Royal Area Development and Expansion, Cherry Grove, The Laurels at Town Center, Tri-Star Medical, Beechcroft Expansion, Continuation of Saturn Parkway, Port Royal South Development, Benevento, Revamp of King's Creek, Wades Grove, Shirebrook, Grand Reserve, Derryberry Estates, Hampton Inn, Morning Pointe, Harvest Pointe, and Fisher Park at Port Royal.
As you analyze the candidates and go to the polls, we hope you are considering the best candidates for keeping Spring Hill moving forward in partnership with the business community and chamber of commerce. If you have any questions regarding the upcoming election, please feel free to reach out to Executive Director Rebecca Melton, rmelton@springhillchamber.com, or COPA Chair Bruce Hull, bruce.hull.tvpi@gmail.com.
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Handel dziećmi (ang. Trafficking in children) – oznacza jakiekolwiek działanie lub transakcję, w drodze której dziecko przekazywane jest przez jakąkolwiek osobę lub grupę osób innej osobie lub grupie osób za wynagrodzeniem lub jakąkolwiek inną rekompensatą.

Historia
W starożytności niewolnictwo odgrywało istotną rolę gdzie człowiekiem zniewolonym było dziecko sprzedane lub porzucone przez rodziców czy też potomek niewolnika. Z reguły dziewczynki były częściej porzucane, ponieważ były słabsze fizycznie. Ten obyczaj był determinowany tym, że rodziców nie było stać na utrzymanie dzieci, jak również były one bardzo cenionym towarem.

W XVIII w. powstał pierwszy ruch abolicjonistyczny, którego celem było zniesienie niewolnictwa. Ważnymi dokumentami były Powszechna deklaracja praw człowieka ONZ z 1948 r. oraz Konwencja o ochronie praw człowieka i podstawowych wolności z 1950 r.

Formy handlu dziećmi
Formy handlu dziećmi to:
 zmuszanie ich do popełniania przestępstw i żebractwa
 prostytucja i pornografia
 handel narządami
 nielegalne adopcje
 przymusowa praca dzieci

Handel w celu wykorzystywania do żebractwa i popełniania przestępstw
Dzieci często są wykorzystywane jako rekwizyt żebraczy, który ma na celu wzbudzanie współczucia, litości u innych ludzi, co przyczynia się do wyższych korzyści z tego procederu.

Wykorzystywanie dzieci do popełniania przestępstw jest spowodowane tym, że nie ponoszą one odpowiedzialności karnej i nie wzbudzają żadnych podejrzeń. Są one wykorzystywane, m.in. do handlu narkotykami czy też kradzieży kieszonkowych, ulicznych.

Handel w celach seksualnych
Chodzi tu o produkcję materiałów pornograficznych i prostytucję. Dotyczy to zarówno dziewczynek, jak i chłopców. Materiały pornograficzne z udziałem dzieci są dochodowym źródłem grup przestępczych. Są to m.in. filmy, fotografie, rysunki.

Policja w Polsce co roku identyfikuje około kilkudziesięciu osób poniżej 18. roku życia i w tym kilku małoletnich zmuszanych do prostytucji. Seksbiznes w dużym stopniu opanowany jest przez środowisko przestępcze i dlatego tak ciężko jest zidentyfikować sprawców.

Zobacz też: Prostytucja dziecięca

Handel narządami
Jest to stosunkowo nowy proceder, na który narażeni są najczęściej ludzie młodzi i dzieci. Handlarzom zależy, aby to były osoby zdrowe, których narządy nadają się do przeszczepu. Porywają ludzi po czym pobierają od nich organy, które służą do transplantacji. Jeżeli pobiorą parzystą liczbę organów to pokrzywdzony ma szansę na przeżycie, jeżeli nie to wiąże się to z jego śmiercią. W biedniejszych krajach ludzie sami zgłaszają się do oddawania organów żeby mieć pieniądze na życie.

Handel w celach nielegalnej adopcji
Odbywa się z pominięciem przepisów kodeksu rodzinnego i opiekuńczego, gdzie "rodzice adopcyjni kupują" sobie dziecko z ominięciem wszelkich procedur sądowych. Najczęściej dotyczy to osób, które nie mogą mieć dzieci, a ich pragnienie posiadania dziecka jest tak olbrzymie, że są w stanie zapłacić każdą cenę, aby je spełnić nie patrząc na to, że ich dziecko w tym momencie ponosi szkodę.

Handel w celu zmuszania do pracy
Problem dotyczy najczęściej ludzi dorosłych. Jednak zdarzają się przypadki, że są zmuszane także dzieci. Osoby te są wykorzystywane do pracy niewolniczej czy też do opieki przy osobach upośledzonych i chorych. Na podstawie szacunków Międzynarodowej Organizacji Pracy ok. 12 mln ludzi na świecie jest zniewalanych w związku z pracą bądź są zmuszani do niej.

Przyczyny
Czynniki, które sprzyjają handlu dziećmi można podzielić na trzy grupy:
 związane z dzieckiem – doświadczenie wykorzystania/przemocy; uzależnienie od narkotyków/alkoholu; bezdomność; niepełnosprawność
 związane z rodziną – przemoc w rodzinie; ciężka sytuacja materialna; brak odpowiedniej opieki ze strony rodziców
 społeczno-ekonomiczne – bezrobocie; ubóstwo; dyskryminacja społeczna

Sprawca i ofiara

Mechanizmy działania sprawców
W handel dziećmi mogą być zaangażowane osoby pochodzące z różnych środowisk. Nie zawsze są one związane ze zorganizowanymi grupami przestępczymi. W przypadku handlu mającego na celu wykorzystanie seksualne na końcu łańcucha osób czerpiących korzyści z krzywdzenia dzieci znajdują się zainteresowani kontaktami seksualnymi z małoletnimi i/lub pedofile, tzw. "klienci".

Specyfiką wykorzystywania dzieci do żebractwa jest fakt iż opiekunowie żebrzący wspólnie z nimi mogą być także zmuszani do zajmowania się tym procederem. Handlarze podejmują szereg działań by zwerbować dziecko. Zazwyczaj zdobywają zaufanie przez nawiązanie relacji, która daje pokrzywdzonemu zaspokojenie potrzeby miłości i przynależności. Równie skuteczną metodą jest złożenie dziecku bądź jego rodzicom fałszywej propozycji wyjazdu o celach zarobkowych. Obecnie istotnym czynnikiem umożliwiającym handlarzom kontakt z dziećmi są portale społecznościowe, które zapewniają sprawcom większą anonimowość oraz dostęp do większej grupy dzieci podejmujących aktywność w Internecie bez kontroli osób dorosłych.

Aby mieć kontrolę nad dzieckiem, które jest wykorzystywane, handlarze mogą:
 stosować przemoc
 kreować więź emocjonalną poprzez spełniane podstawowych potrzeb dziecka, które były zaniedbywane przez opiekunów
 konfiskować dokumenty czy ograniczać swobodę poruszania się
 grozić zrobienie krzywdy

Konsekwencje ponoszone przez ofiarę handlu
Dziecko będące ofiarą handlu ponosi tego konsekwencje w sposób indywidualny. Istotną rolę odgrywa tu jego osobowość, etap rozwoju, czas i sposób wykorzystywania.

Jednak najczęstszymi skutkami jest to, że dziecko ma zaburzony obraz siebie, inaczej postrzega świat i ciężko jest mu zbudować relacje międzyludzkie. Często odczuwają wstyd i biorą całą winę na siebie za to co się im przydarzyło.

Przeciwdziałanie
Krajowy plan działań przeciwko handlowi ludźmi – jest to dwuletni program dotyczący funkcjonowania w Polsce systemu zwalczania handlu ludźmi i zapobieganiu mu. Nakłada na wybrane instytucje administracji rządowej określone zadania. Plan ma skutkować m.in. większą wykrywalnością przestępstw handlu ludźmi.

Polskie regulacje prawne
Kodeks karny (1997)

Art. 189a
§ 1. "Kto dopuszcza się handlu ludźmi, podlega karze pozbawienia wolności na czas nie krótszy od lat 3."

§ 2. "Kto czyni przygotowania do popełnienia przestępstwa określonego w § 1, podlega karze pozbawienia wolności od 3 miesięcy do lat 5."

Art. 204
§ 1. "Kto, w celu osiągnięcia korzyści majątkowej, nakłania inną osobę do uprawiania prostytucji lub jej to ułatwia, podlega karze pozbawienia wolności od 3 miesięcy do lat 5."

§ 2. "Karze określonej w § 1 podlega, kto czerpie korzyści majątkowe z uprawiania prostytucji przez inną osobę."

§ 3. "Jeżeli osoba określona w § 1 lub 2 jest małoletnim, sprawca podlega karze pozbawienia wolności od roku do lat 10."

Art. 211a.
Kto, w celu osiągnięcia korzyści majątkowej, zajmuje się organizowaniem adopcji dzieci wbrew przepisom ustawy, podlega karze pozbawienia wolności od 3 miesięcy do lat 5.

Międzynarodowe regulacje prawne

Organizacja Narodów Zjednoczonych (ONZ)
 Konwencja o prawach dziecka w art. 21 nakazuje podejmować wszelkie właściwe kroki dla zapewnienia, aby w przypadku adopcji do innego kraju osoby w niej zaangażowane nie uzyskały z tego powodu niestosownych korzyści finansowych
 Protokół fakultatywny z 25 maja 2000 r. do Konwencji o Prawach Dziecka w sprawie handlu dziećmi, dziecięcej prostytucji i dziecięcej pornografii
 Protokół z 15 listopada 2000 r. o zapobieganiu, zwalczaniu oraz karaniu za handel ludźmi, w szczególności kobietami i dziećmi, uzupełniający Konwencję Narodów Zjednoczonych przeciwko międzynarodowej przestępczości zorganizowanej

Organizacja Bezpieczeństwa i Współpracy w Europie (OBWE)
Program Organizacji Bezpieczeństwa i Współpracy w Europie w zakresie zwalczania handlu ludźmi został przyjęty decyzją Stałej Rady nr 557 podczas 462 posiedzenia plenarnego w dniu 24 lipca 2003 roku

Unia Europejska
 Decyzja Ramowa Rady Unii Europejskiej (2002/629/JHA z 19 lipca 2002 r.) w sprawie zwalczania handlu ludźmi
 Traktat o Unii Europejskiej art. 79 i 83
 Karta praw podstawowych Unii Europejskiej art. 5

Rada Europy
 Konwencja Rady Europy w sprawie działań przeciwko handlowi ludźmi, sporządzona w Warszawie 16 maja 2005 r.
 Konwencja o przysposobieniu dzieci z 24 kwietnia 1967 w art. 15 nakazuje uniemożliwiać uzyskiwanie bezpodstawnych korzyści finansowych w związku z przysposobieniem dziecka

Handel dziećmi w literaturze
W 2008 roku została wydana powieść kryminalna autorstwa  i  Chłopiec w walizce. W 2012 roku ukazała się polska wersja utworu. Przekładu dokonała Magdalena Baworowska.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Krzysztof Janoszka: "Dzieci jako ofiary handlu ludźmi". Wyższa Szkoła Policji w Szczytnie, 2013.
 Problem handlu dziećmi w Polsce i na świecie. Charakterystyka zjawiska i regulacje prawne, [broszura], Fundacja Dzieci Niczyje 2001.
 Ustawa z dnia 6 czerwca 1997 r. Kodeks karny (, ze zm.)

Prawa dziecka
Przemoc wobec dzieci
Handel ludźmi


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How to Deal With Coaching Changes: Advice From UTEP Coach Sean Kugler, Part 1
STACK sat down with new UTEP football coach Sean Kugler to talk about how athletes can make the transition to a new coach.
A senior star wonders if his final season will live up to its potential. An incoming freshman worries that she might lose her scholarship. Like most athletes, they find it difficult to deal with a coaching change. To learn how athletes can ease the transition to a new coach, we reached out to Sean Kugler, new head football coach of the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) to ask the hard questions many athletes have, but are afraid to ask.
Kugler began his career as a standout guard for the Miners; and after a brief stint as a player in the NFL, he spent 12 years as an NFL and college assistant coach. As a first-time head coach, Kugler shared some tips for dealing with a coaching change, which he has gleaned from personal experience. This three-part series will cover everything from scholarships and recruiting to player-coach relationships to making sure you get maximum playing time.
In Part 1, we cover the basics. According to Kugler, here's what you should know before meeting your new coach for the first time.
Your Coach Knows About You
You Googled your coach when you heard about his hiring. Just know that the coach has researched you as well. When he took over at UTEP, Kugler's first priority was to learn about his players. He says, "I checked all the grades and visited with retained coaches. If players checked out from an academic and character standpoint, I called them and told them their scholarship was being honored."
Worried your grades weren't high enough last semester? Then make up for it this spring before the first practice. According to Kugler, struggling athletes can redeem themselves "if they show a focused daily effort to improve. Otherwise they'll make a poor impression on ability to improve to the new coach." (If you're struggling, check out this article on how to get better grades.)
Learn How to Make a Good First Impression
For most coaches, discipline is everything. The ideal athlete is always "on time, attentive and focused," Kugler says. "Confidence and trust is built over time by doing the right things on and off the field."
If they show up late even once, athletes are red-flagged immediately. Coaches grow weary of athletes who are unresponsive, inattentive or disinterested during meetings with authority figures. But the fastest way to permanently lose your coach's trust is to lie or steal. "That completely eliminates any trust in my mind," Kugler says.
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Get on the Same Page
The upcoming season has a lot riding on it for both the new coaching staff and the players. To keep everyone going in the same direction, Kugler mandates that his "players communicate with him and his staff and are accountable for their actions both on and off the field." Kugler also sets these expectations for himself, his staff and the administration.
If you're confused about program changes and your role on the team, talk to the coach immediately. For a team and individual athlete to be successful, there can never be any gray areas. "Everything needs to be made black and white," Kugler says. "Players should understand what the daily expectancies are of them." (Check out The Power of Accountability: Setting and Reaching Goals.)
Seek Out Your Position Coach
Because the majority of your dealings will be directly with your position coach, developing a strong relationship with him is crucial. The best way to start off on the right foot is to let your position coach know that you're serious about playing time. Express both individual and team goals for the upcoming season. From there, Kugler says, the most important thing is to "work hard to show your coach you're daily trying to improve."
This advice applies both on and off the field. If better grades are your goal, bring to practice any outstanding scores from the week. If your goal was to beat last year's rushing total, stay after practice for extra sprints.
Want to get more playing time next season? Watch for Part 2 of this series for advice on how to impress your coach on the field.
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Samantha Jones - Samantha Jones is a graduate of the University of Alabama, where she earned her bachelor's degree in communication and information sciences. Throughout her scholastic career, she played a variety of school and select team sports, and she still maintains an active lifestyle through daily exercise.
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Yamaha Motor UK has just announced their continued support of Dickies British Supersport Champions, Appleyard Macadam for 2019 onboard their Integro Yamaha YZF-R6 machine. The team are shooting for 'three in a row' in the Dickies British Supersport Championship with 2018 series winner Jack Kennedy, again partnered with the impressive Brad Jones.
Kennedy decimated the opposition on his latest specification Appleyard Macadam Racing prepared YZF-R6, taking 11 wins and finishing on the podium in every race he entered, whilst 20 year old Jones finished fifth in his rookie season, ending the year on a high with his second podium of 2018 in the final race at Brands Hatch.
"I'm really happy to be staying with Integro insurance Yamaha to defend the British Supersport title in 2019. It's a proven winning combination as team, bike and rider gel so well and we really enjoy our racing together so it's the perfect package all round. We have had a fantastic 2018 season and all credit to my Appleyard Macadam crew who gave me a faultless bike to do the job on. It was great to reward them with the championship for all their hard work and the plan for next year is to do the same. The YZF-R6 is a dream to ride and I'm as excited as ever to get the season started! 2019 can't come around quick enough."
"I am delighted to be staying with the team onboard the Yamaha R6. After a successful debut season in the Supersport class, it's great to be able to have some continuity riding the same bike and working with the same guys. We learnt a lot this season, knowing what we now know we can really go into the start of 2019 and hit the ground running. With some testing lined up before round one, we can assess some valuable things and then get our heads down at Silverstone for the new season. I would really like to thank Team Appleyard Macadam, Integro Insurance and Yamaha UK for this opportunity."
"Our target has got to be three on the bounce! We won with Keith Farmer in 2017, Jack in 2018 - so we're going for it again. The team worked really smoothly with the new R6, Jack was impressive from the off and by the end of the season Brad was showing some great results. He's only 20, so he's got a real learning curve and we're looking for him to be joining Jack on the podium regularly in 2019."
The season starts with Silverstone on the 19th - 21st April, and we wish the team best of luck in both testing and the forthcoming 2019 championship.
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