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The Discipline Of Isabel Allende
Posted in Authors, Bones, Books, Creative Nonfiction, Culture, Fiction, Practice, Reading, Structure, Weather, Writers, Writing, tagged becoming a writer, Isabel Allende, magical realism, not being tossed away, Paula, The House of the Spirits, The Sum of Our Days, writing advice on January 9, 2009| 32 Comments »
Isabel Allende, a portion of the book cover from Allende's memoir Paula, (colors manipulated), photo © 2009 by ybonesy. All rights reserved.
Yesterday all day I thought about author Isabel Allende. In 2008 I read two memoirs from the large collection of fiction and creative non-fiction that she's written: The Sum of Our Days—published last year—and Paula (1995). I hadn't read any of her works in the almost twenty years since I devoured and loved her first novel, The House of the Spirits (1985).
The reason Allende was on my mind yesterday, January 8, was because that is the date each year that she starts a new book. That was the date back in 1981 when she received a phone call from someone in her native Chile saying that her grandfather, Tata, was dying. She was living in exile in Venezuela—her uncle and Chilean president Salvador Allende had been assassinated years earlier—and she summoned the ghost of her grandmother to help her beloved Tata.
I decided to write him one last time, to tell him he could go in peace because I would never forget him and planned to bequeath his memory to my children and my children's children. To prove it, I began the letter with an anecdote about my great-aunt Rosa, my grandfather's first sweetheart, a young girl of almost supernatural beauty who had died in mysterious circumstances shortly before they were to marry, poisoned either by error or malice, and whose soft sepia-tone photograph always sat on the piano in Tata's house, smiling with unalterable beauty.
~Isabel Allende, from Part Two of her book Paula
That letter became an obsession for Allende, who was 40 years old at the time, married and with two children. After a 12-hour shift at her day job, she returned home at dark, ate dinner with the family, and then sat in front of a portable typewriter and wrote until overcome by exhaustion. The writing came effortlessly, "because my clairvoyant grandmother was dictating to me."
The letter to her grandfather had become a novel, although Allende could not bring herself to admit it. She had spent her career up to then working as a journalist, writing screenplays and short stories—
…on the periphery of literature…without daring to confess my true calling. I would have to publish three novels translated into several languages before I put down 'writer' as my profession when I filled out a form.
She carried the papers with her in a canvas bag, and when the bag became heavy and she had 500 pages "whited out so many times with correction fluid that some were stiff as cardboard," she knew she was almost finished. In two days, after several earlier tries, she wrote the ten pages of epilogue.
That first novel became an international sensation, a dense epic about the Trueba family, written in the genre of magical realism that characterized the works of so many Latin American novelists—think Gabriel García Márquez and the Buendía family of One Hundred Years of Solitude. I was living in Spain when The House of the Spirits came out but didn't read it until I returned to the U.S. and began studying about Latin America in a Masters degree program. The writing was fluid and floral, the sentences long and paragraphs thick. There were so many details and people and places that it was like making my way through a labyrinth, but I read it day in and day out, perhaps over two or three weeks, often re-reading sections I felt I hadn't absorbed fully the first time.
Why it took me all these years to pick up another Allende book, I can only say that there was so much literary terrain to make up that I was overwhelmed to the point of paralysis as to who to read next. Allende wrote sixteen books after her debut novel, and each time I saw a review or otherwise heard news of a new title being published, it would register that I should take up with her again.
When an exuberant neighbor kept me in the parking lot of the post office for almost an hour this past summer gushing about Allende's new memoir, The Sum of Our Days, which he'd checked out of the local library, I had no recourse but to take it on as my next book to read. In fact, he said he would place it on hold in my name the moment he returned it to the library, so soon the calls started coming that my book was waiting for me.
The writing in that memoir was so powerful, so magnetic, that it didn't take me long to finish the book. The Sum of Our Days picks up with Allende's life after the tragic death of her daughter, Paula. It tells the story of her "tribe"—her son and his wife who leaves him to be with a woman, her mother and step-father, her new husband who gives her a reason to finally let down her guard and allow herself to be cared for and loved.
The book gave me reason to immediately want to read the memoir Paula, which told the story of Allende's daughter and the mysterious illness that took her young life (she was about 30 years old when she died). But it also tells the story of Allende's own intriguing life, her family in Chile and the coup that forced her out, her first marriage and several careers. Allende's pain was evident in that book, as was the strength it must have taken to be alive to her daughter's death.
Allende is a writer's writer, the kind of powerful force who inspires other writers. The two memoirs I read taught me as much about writing as any workshop or books about writing ever have. I want to go back and read everything else she's written.
I want to know what emerges from January 8, 2009; I can be certain she has started a new story, a new book, just as I can be certain that the sun rose and set yesterday.
I began Of Love and Shadows on January 8, 1983, because that day had brought me luck with The House of the Spirits, thus initiating a tradition I honor to this day and don't dare change; I always write the first line of my books on that date. When the time comes, I try to be alone and silent for several hours; I need a lot of time to rid my mind of the noise outside and to cleanse my memory of life's confusion. I light candles to summon the muses and guardian spirits, I place flowers on my desk to intimidate tedium and the complete works of Pablo Neruda beneath the computer with the hope they will inspire me by osmosis—if computers can be infected with a virus, there's no reason they should be refreshed by a breath of poetry. In secret ceremony, I prepare my mind and soul to receive the first sentence in a trance, so the door may open slightly and allow me to peer through the hazy outlines of the story waiting for me.
A Few Resources
–Isabel Allende at the Lensic Theater, Santa Fe, NM, September 24, 2008 (Lannan Foundation podcast)
–Isabel Allende Tells Tales of Passion (TED.com video)
–Questions & Answers from Isabel Allende (author's website)
Isabel Allende press photo © 2008 by Lori Barra.
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How does non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) work?
I was reading about non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) in my molecular biology of the gene textbook but the explanation provided in the text was rather vague to me, and I was not able to understand it completely. I understood that NHEJ can be used as a repair mechanism when double-strand breaks in DNA occur. The two broken ends are then joined together. What I didn't understand is how this is done. The two broken ends won't always have complementary bases so, won't this lead to mismatched bases? How is this problem fixed? I really need a detailed explanation of how NHEJ occurs please.
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Non-homologous end joining indeed induces errors in the affected sequence. But you have to keep in mind, that NHEJ is an emergency repair mechanism which involves a "repair or die" chance. If the chromosomal break is not repaired it is not unlikely that the cell will get into apoptosis, or, even worse, develops into a cancer cell. Introducing small errors is a relatively small price compared to this, although this can still disrupt genes or regulatory sequences. For the mechanism have a look onto the figure (from the first reference):
For further reading have a look onto the Wikipedia article on NHEJ and/or the following references:
The mechanism of human nonhomologous DNA end joining.
The mechanism of double-strand DNA break repair by the nonhomologous DNA end-joining pathway.
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NHEJ is indeed error prone. It is called "non-homologous" because it does not use a "homologous" template from another sequence-matching piece of DNA to guide the repair. Homologous repairs avoid causing mutations because the similar string of DNA acts as a template so that the cell knows what letters to put into the gap. When there's no template, there's no way for the repair machinery to know what specific letters to use...hence the mutations in NHEJ.
Interestingly, this NHEJ phenomenon is used to drive the current state-of-the-art in genetic engineering: CRISPR/Cas9 RNA-guided endonucleases. If you cause a double-strand DNA break near the beginning of the protein-coding sequence of a gene, this break will be repaired with NHEJ, causing an "indel" (insertion or deletion) mutation to occur. Inserting or deleting letters into the coding sequence of a gene will cause a "frame shift" where the 3-letter codons which tell the cell which amino acids to use get all jumbled up because the normal 3-3-3-3-3-3-3 pattern is disturbed. In this way, we can turn off genes that we want to target: just cause a frameshift in that gene with CRISPR.
If we want to INSERT something using genome editing, we need "homology directed repair" -- we'll give the CRISPR alongside another string of nucleotides which matches the strings that flank the place we are cutting, with a new sequence in the middle. So when CRISPR makes the cut, our homologous template will stick to the sides of the cut and the center piece will provide the cell with a blueprint for the insertion or edit we want to make.
So, you'll see as you think about it that the "homology" which is missing from NHEJ is the strand used as a repair template, and by manipulating these natural DNA repair processes which may or may not use homologous templates, we have a possible method to turn on, turn off, edit or insert genes. This means NHEJ isn't just a biological process anymore: it is an engineering technique.
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HomeDramaStraw Dogs (2011) -vs- Walking Tall (2004)
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The gloomy 1970s were a good time for dark, bloody, man-against-tall-odds dramas. Two of the more successful movies in this genre were Phil Karlson's cult classic Walking Tall and Sam Peckinpah's controversial (at the time, anyway) Straw Dogs. Now that we live in the Age of the Remake, over the last few years we've inevitably gotten shiny new versions of both.
The two films feature loner protagonists, overmatched against hostile forces much better equipped to prevail in a fight. In the case of Walking Tall, Iraqi war vet Chris Vaughn (Dwayne Johnson, or "The Rock" to fans of his pro wrestling career) squares off against an evil casino owner and the minions he's been able to corrupt with his money. Meanwhile, nerdy Straw Dogs protagonist David Sumner (James Marsden) has to contend with a pack of violent rednecks including both Alexander Skarsgard (Zoolander, TV's True Blood) and the ever-volatile James Woods, either of whom would be a scary opponent all by himself.
True to their nature, our two contenders will have to fight this Smackdown pretty much alone. In the case of Walking Tall, everyone else in the arena is either an accomplice for the bad guys or a helpless onlooker. In Straw Dogs, Amy offers assistance to David, but their relationship by then is so frayed, we view the final standoff as his last-ditch chance to overcome her contempt.
Our hero in Straw Dogs is decidedly un-heroic. David's a Hollywood screenwriter, which even back in civilization makes him an outsider; here in the sticks, things are decidedly less civil. His first bad decision is to move to the childhood hick hometown of his hot actress wife Amy (Kate Bosworth) in order to write his latest project and rehabilitate her childhood home after her father's death. His second is to hire her ex-boyfriend Charlie (Skarsgard), now a contractor, to build a new roof for the barn at their adopted home. (What, there were no other local work crews available?)
The relationship between David and Charlie's gang rapidly deteriorates, helped in no small measure by Amy's overtly sexual public behavior. The disdain the locals hold for her uppity, Ivy League-turned-Hollywood husband is palpable in the way they come into the house uninvited and have their way with the refrigerator and eventually the household pet. Despite this, Bad Decision No. 23 — David agrees to accompany the gang on a dubious deer hunting expedition. Once out in the woods, David takes a step toward proving his manhood to himself, while at the same time, Lurie cross-cuts to show us how deeply clueless he really is.
Once it's too late, David finally does the sensible thing and fires Charlie's crew. They don't take kindly to this, and matters escalate further when the Sumners provide sanctuary for Jeremy (Dominic Purcell), a mentally challenged man suspected in the disappearance of the daughter of the local retired football coach (Woods, unhinged as usual). Charlie's crew and the psycho coach lay siege to the Sumner home, and in a gripping and grueling adult-version of Home Alone, David is forced to man up and defend himself.
The odds are slightly more even in Walking Tall. Main character Chris, after all, is a Special Forces operative freshly returned from Iraq. What he comes home to is a town seemingly taken over by his ex-schoolmate, the rich and slimy Jay Hamilton (Neal McDonough). Through his money-leeching casino operation, Hamilton pays off local officials including the ineffectual sheriff. As if the casino weren't enough of a cash factory, our energetic villain also cooks and sells hard drugs to local teens like Chris' nephew.
One night, Chris' old friends take him for a night at the casino, during which he notices that the house actively cheats its customers by using loaded dice in their craps games. This leads to an argument, which leads to a brawl, which leads to our hero's arrest. But under the surface, everyone knows Jay is a criminal and his operation a fraud, and as a result, Chris wins acquittal. He then campaigns successfully to replace the incumbent sheriff in a looming election.
Now that he's the town's chief lawman, everyone can certainly smell what The Rock is cookin', and on the burner is a big heaping skillet of revenge. He arrests one of Jay's henchmen, and the rest (including the deposed incumbent sheriff) come after him. You can't put the big man down that easily, of course, and Chris takes care of them, then hunts down The Boss to put an end to his criminal reign.
Both movies are fairly unnecessary remakes of films that either didn't require updating (Straw Dogs) or weren't all that distinguished to begin with (Walking Tall). Just as the original Peckinpah film had infinitely more complexity and ambiguity than Walking Tall, the remakes take different paths as well. Straw Dogs 2011 is played straight to deliver a grim, tense story; its rival is more tongue-in-cheek, never quite taking its legacy too seriously and being almost flip and cartoonish in the way it depicts violence. What helps is that Johnson has charm and as a result is inherently likable. Although we don't quite believe this ex-soldier is ever in mortal danger, it's fun to watch him do his thing and take care of the bad guys.
David in Straw Dogs lacks that charm. In fact, what hurts the movie is that there really isn't much to like about him at all. His decisions are consistently bad, he has no clue how to handle people or situations (an odd characteristic for a successful writer), and he's insensitive to his wife. In the original, he was played by Dustin Hoffman, an actor who has a natural underdog quality. Marsden's David lacks that advantage, so we don't really root for him to beat the rednecks, and the story isn't as compelling as it should be.
Another minus for the movie is its depiction of the bad guys. Some attempt is made to provide dimension to Charlie, who seems trapped by jealousy and circumstance and shows some regret for the terrible things he does. But the rest of his crew is a stereotypical gang of gun-totin', booze-swillin' rednecks, complete with Confederate flag bumper sticker and yee-haw! dialogue. When Lynyrd Skynyrd and Molly Hatchet start pumping from their boom box, you roll your eyes at the inevitable and wish screenwriter-director Rod Lurie had been more inventive in crafting his supporting characters.
Walking Tall 2.0, directed by Kevin Bray and written by David Klass, Channing Gibson and David Levien & Brian Koppelman, is an enjoyable diversion, a crisply paced, no-frills action movie with a hero who's easy to root for. It knows its audience and how to deliver what it offers; despite the film's modest budget, there are some good action set pieces, including a noisy shoot-'em-up at the sheriff's headquarters. Surprisingly for a movie of this type, the violence is actually depicted with restraint, and there isn't all that much blood n' guts. This helps the film effectively maintain its tone, which is lighter and frothier than typical low-budget action offerings.
The set pieces in Straw Dogs are also loud and violent, but they're not played for fun. Unfortunately, they don't stir many other emotions either. The movie seems to be reaching for profound things to say about the nature of heroism and the effects of violence, but doesn't quite get there. Instead it opts for the safe, the predictable and the inevitable. Given its raw and brutal story, Straw Dogs should leave some kind of impression, but the only one imparted is that the filmmakers should have tried harder.
Neither of these movies will go down in cinema history, but at least Walking Tall is more successful at what it's trying to achieve. For that reason, it's the single combatant standing alone in victory for this Smackdown.
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Magnesium, a mineral that people with Crohn's Disease are commonly deficient in, is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and is essential to good health. Approximately 50% of total body magnesium is found in bone. The other half is found predominantly inside cells of body tissues and organs. Only 1% of magnesium is found in blood, but the body works very hard to keep blood levels of magnesium constant.
Magnesium is needed for more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body. It helps maintain normal muscle and nerve function, keeps heart rhythm steady, supports a healthy immune system, and keeps bones strong. Magnesium also helps regulate blood sugar levels, promotes normal blood pressure, and is known to be involved in energy metabolism and protein synthesis. There is an increased interest in the role of magnesium in preventing and managing disorders such as Hypertension (High Blood Pressure), cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
Hypermagnesaemia, or Magnesium levels that are too high can be dangerous. Care should be taken when supplementing Magnesium. See More Information on Hypermagnesaemia HERE.
Magnesium is absorbed primarily in the distal small intestine (terminal ileum), and healthy people absorb approximately 30% to 40% of ingested magnesium.
It is argued that the current reference range for magnesium is outdated and a level less than 0.9 mmol/l (2.1 mg/dL, 1.8 mEq/L) should be used to determine deficiency otherwise many people who are in fact deficient will be missed. In addition, serum magnesium levels may not always determine muscle magnesium status. One study found a strong correlation in low muscle magnesium levels and muscular fatigue in individuals with resection who had normal serum levels.
The health status of the digestive system and the kidneys significantly influence magnesium status. Magnesium is absorbed in the intestines and then transported through the blood to cells and tissues. Gastrointestinal disorders that impair absorption such as Crohn's disease can limit the body's ability to absorb magnesium. These disorders can deplete the body's stores of magnesium and may result in magnesium deficiency. Chronic or excessive vomiting and diarrhea may also result in magnesium depletion.
In a study that compared four forms of magnesium preparations, results suggested lower bioavailability of magnesium oxide, with significantly higher and equal absorption and bioavailability of magnesium chloride and magnesium lactate.
As magnesium is required for processing of potassium, low potassium levels even after supplementation may be due to magnesium deficiency.
The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 1999-2000, a U.S. national survey, found American adults who consumed less than the RDA of magnesium were 1.48 to 1.75 times more likely to have elevated CRP levels compared to those who consumed at least the RDA. This survey found that 68% of the sample consumed less than the RDA of magnesium.
When supplementing due to deficiency, a minimum of 600mg should be taken per day for one month and thereafter an amount that maintains blood levels above .9 mmol/l.
The following chart provides daily recommended intake of Magnesium.
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Let's face it; every woman hates having dry hair. Nothing starts your day off on the wrong foot, quite like waking up to a scalp that is dry as a bone. Since the colder weather is now upon us, it is much more common to be afflicted with dry hair. However, it should be noted that damaged hair can also cause dry hair. Damaged hair can occur by dying your hair too often, neglecting to cut your hair, or just not conditioning enough. Today we are going to discuss ways to help moisturize and bring life back into your lifeless, dry hair.
Put some of the natural oils back into your hair, by conditioning it with olive oil. Take a ½ cup of olive oil( not boiled) and rub it all over your scalp and hair. Leave it in your hair, preferably wrapped in a towel, for 45 minutes to an hour, then shampoo and rinse. This is an excellent natural remedy that won't break your pocketbook.
Love the good things that tea does to the inside of your body? Then you'll love what it does to your dry hair. This is helpful for making your hair shine and even enhancing your hair color. Try brewing a quart of unsweetened tea and using that to rinse out your shampoo instead of water.
I know this is going to sound odd, but adding an egg to a small amount of your regular shampoo, can help put protein back into your hair. By mixing the egg with your shampoo, you will create a paste-like consistency. You can then apply this paste to your hair and scalp, and rinse after five minutes.
Essential oils have been all the rage lately, and now they can help your dry hair. These oils are available at local health stores, organic stores, and online. Good botanical oils include olive oil, jojoba, almond, coconut, and peanut oil. You can apply these oils to your scalp after wetting your hair, and then sit back and relax with it in your hair for 30 minutes. After that allotted time, rinse it out.
The easiest treatment for dry hair is conditioning your hair on a regular basis. Every time that you shampoo your hair, you should be conditioning it. Make sure that you purchase separate conditioner, and don't settle for any 2-in-1 types of shampoos. If you are someone who spends regular time swimming, it is suggested that you condition your hair every time that you get out of the pool and rinse your hair.
This vitamin is perfect for keeping your hair, skin, and nails moisturized. You can pick up these capsules at any pharmacy or the health section of most stores. Follow the instructions on the side to start to see positive results.
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Just make sure that you don't put leftover pieces of toast and bagel into your hair. Butter is an excellent way to add some extra shine to your ordinarily brittle hair. Massage butter thoroughly into your hair and scalp, and leave in for 30 minutes. Then shampoo and rinse like normal.
Yes, this might cost you extra. But, creating a concoction of avocado( mashed), and one egg, provides an excellent home remedy for dry hair. Apply this to wet hair for 20 minutes and then rinse. Avocadoes are known to be rich in vitamins, especially fatty acids, that can help to rejuvenate dry and brittle hair.
Unfortunately, I am not joking about this natural remedy. Apply traditional mayonnaise to add strength, shine, and volume to your battered hair. Mayonnaise is known for containing a powerful antioxidant called L-cysteine that provides power and shine to your hair and nails. Once the mayonnaise is covering your hair, use a shower cap to keep this mixture on your hair for 30 minutes before rinsing and applying shampoo.
Not only does honey help to soothe a sore throat, but it also helps to add luster to the most damaged dry hair. Honey is what is called a humectant, which is an ingredient that helps bind moisture to your hair. This will help to keep your hair conditioned longer. Work the honey through your hair, all the way to the ends, and leave it in for 20 minutes. Finish with shampoo and a rinse.
It makes sense that treatment for dry, damaged skin would also be great for dry, damaged hair. This treatment will boost your scalp health and can even help grow your hair longer. Apply Aloe Vera throughout your hair, and leave in for 30 minutes. After which you are to wash it out with lukewarm water and then shampoo.
It's great for cleaning your clothes and teeth, so why not your hair? Baking soda will remove any impurities or product build up in your hair. This is perfect for the women who are continuously dying and highlighting their hair. Mix baking soda with water to form a paste-like material. Wash your hair and condition like normal before you apply this to your hair. Rinse out this mixture as usual.
As you can see, living with dry hair this winter doesn't have to be your only option. These home remedies are easy to make, use, and cheap. Let us know your favorite!
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It is an inclusive and collaborative venture founded by scholars in the Universities of Huddersfield; Hull (The Centre for Nineteenth Century Studies); Leeds Trinity (The Leeds Centre for Victorian Studies); and Cergy-Pontoise, in North-West Paris (Civilisations et identités culturelles compareés des sociétés européennes et occidentales).
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This 4-star hotel features a tremendous location, within a stone's throw of the Champs-Élysées and the Eiffel Tower. Free WiFi access is provided throughout the property.
Splendide Royal Paris is located in Paris, a 6-minute walk from the Champs-Elysées and 0.7 mi from the Opéra Garnier. The hotel features free WiFi. The hotel is quite wonderful. Only twelve rooms, so the experience with the staff was quite special.
Located in the center of Paris, 1640 feet from the Champs Elysées, this hotel's decor is a tribute to French and international literature and offers rooms with an iPod docking station. Very clean and comfortable hotel. The room, not big but with a very good bed, has a beautiful view.
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It doesn't get much more romantic than gazing out across the city of love with your favorite person in the world. Maybe that's the reason why hundreds of people drop down on one knee at the top of the tower every year. The dizzying heights and stunning views alone are enough to give anyone butterflies, but a meal at the magical "Le Jules Verne" restaurant might just seal the deal.
The Tower is covered in Twinkle lights that go off starting at 9pm and last for 5 minutes. They go off every hour on the hour. We went up to the summit before sunset and stayed till dark. I think the lights were prettier from the ground, but being able to see the vista both in daylight and in the dark was worth it!
If you dont book your tickets ahead of time for a weekend day, you might want to consider a late night visit. We went around 10:30pm and made the last run. There was a small line and we walked right on the lift.
We went to the top! Get your tickets in advance. Expect lines even with an appointment. DO NOT PUT DOWN YOUR BAG/PURSE for even one second. Thieves are everywhere at tourist sites, especially the tower and Trocadero.
Tower is amazing , and especially beautiful at night when all lit up. Previous visit did not have the protective fence surrounding the tower , so the total experience was much better . The barrier is ugly and detracts from the site . There was also construction within and surrounding the site. The WORST thing about the tower site, outside the fence, are annoying and unwelcome street vendors , hawking their cheap and tacky goods , which are lined up on cloths laying on the ground.
It's gorgeous but be careful of scammers and pick pockets.
It's gorgeous but be careful of scammers and pick pockets. Ignore anyone who tries to approach you with questions, clipboards, or things to sell. Take a boat tour of the Seine to get the most of this area. They are cheap and last about an hour.
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The hosts were sweet and accommodating of our early arrival. The hotel is in a superb location with delicious cafes (especially Les Parisiennes) within a 5 minute walk of the apartment. You truly have a great view of the Eiffel Tower. There's an elevator which allows for easy access to the apartment. The hosts were thoughtful and have several different maps of Paris as well as umbrellas which you can borrow.
I didn't partake in the breakfast, i was able to hop onto the train and get to all the hotspots in the city, and came back rested and went back to see the Eiffel tower at night and go all the way to the top without the crowds. With the hotel being in the middle of everything it made everything convenient. Will book again when i'm in Paris.
The location of this hotel is in walking distance of the Eiffel Tower and many shops and cafes. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Security made me feel comfortable. I would definitely stay here the next time I am in Paris.
This was our second stay at Hotel Eber in room 62 with Eiffel Tower view. Well worth the added cost to have the view Eaton a first trip to Paris. The location is a short walk to the Eiffel Tower and close to Metro stops.
if one goes to the Louvre you acquire headsets. It is pretty amazing viewing a painting of Napoleon crowning Josephine and the historical significance of this amazing piece of art is explained in the most beautiful artistic voice. Captivating... , not just this one painting the whole museum of priceless treasures. I felt honoured to view this amazing collection. The artifacts are breathtaking. It is amazing riding a double decker bus and wearing a headset. Two trips around the city and you are most familiar with the sights and their historical significance to start your journey. Plaques in doorways and on statue's leave the visitor a good over view of the past. A trip to Versailles again headsets that advise the visitors the past. The streets, the cobblestones the architecture, the open markets and cafe's, the preservation of the past intact is so very amazing to a first time visitor. Paris is exciting! Paris is busy. Paris is steeped in culture and is bigger than life itself. I stood beneath the Eiffel Tower and looked up trying to imagine the past and the men that built this magnificent structure. The residents of Paris make their city come to life. They are proud of their city. Very clean and orderly.
Skip the Louvre & the Champs-Elysees, stroll the Tuilleries and the Latin Quarter instead, & talk to people, but remember you're in THEIR country so learn some basic French (please, thank you, G'day, G'eve, etc.) - you'll find a lot of people who speak English. Use the Metro and the "river taxi" (that's what I call it, anyway). DO enjoy cafe au lait often at outdoor cafes, look at around and up at the old buildings, take your time and soak it all in. Don't waste money on 4 & 5, or even 3 - star hotels & "fancy" restaurants - see where the most French are eating and try those places. But, I'm biased and fluent in the language. One can "do" Paris in 3 days - Musee d'Orsay, Musee Marmottan (Monets!!!), Sacre Coeur, Eiffel Tower & Notre Dame, and if you must, the Arc de Triomphe, but it's not worth the hassle). Skip Versailles, go to Fountainbleau (you can get a R/T ticket at the Metro station (subway, train, bus). Hotel in the Latin Quarter.
Find all the hidden playgrounds, visit the jardin du luxembourg and budget for carousel rides. A good view of the city can be found at the top of the wheel/roue within the jardin des tuileries rather than queuing for the tour Eiffel or scycraper.
Go early!! For the Eiffel Tower we took the stairs which was fun for our children and the line up was minimal.
Louve. Go to Eiffel Tower early, they shut down access to the top when we were there because of over crowding at the top.
Paris at night is amazing, make sure you go to the Eiffel Tower at night and wait for it to sparkle for you!


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Turkish artillery fires 'warning shots' on YPG convoy near Afrin
by daily sabah
ISTANBUL War On Terror
Feb 23, 2018 12:00 am GMT+3
The Turkish military fired "warning shots" early Friday against a convoy of 30-40 vehicles carrying People's Protection Units (YPG) terrorists and weaponry into northern Syria's Afrin.
Military sources said an unmanned aerial vehicle detected the convoy attempting to enter Afrin from Jazirah district.
BREAKING — Turkish artillery fires warning strikes on convoy of some 30-40 vehicles carrying YPG terrorists and weaponry into Syria's Afrinhttps://t.co/qfUJqjnBYt pic.twitter.com/BYXdGeYj9n
— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) February 22, 2018
On Wednesday, Turkey carried out warning strikes near Afrin after pro-Syrian government forces tried to enter the region to support YPG forces. The convoy of 40-50 vehicles retreated after the artillery fire.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan warned that the forces will face "serious consequences" and they will be regarded as legitimate targets.
Turkey launched Operation Olive Branch to remove YPG terrorists from Afrin. According to the Turkish General Staff, the operation aims to establish security and stability along the Turkish border and the region as well as protect the Syrian people from the oppression and cruelty of terrorists.
The operation is being carried out in line with Turkey's rights based on international law, U.N. Security Council resolutions, self-defense rights enshrined in the U.N. Charter and respect for Syria's territorial integrity, it said. The military also said that only terrorist targets are being destroyed and the "utmost importance" is being given to not harm any civilians.
Afrin has been a major center for the YPG since July 2012 when the Assad regime in Syria left the city to the terror group without a fight.
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Mehbooba Mufti was detained 14 months ago along with thousands of others when New Delhi imposed direct rule on Indian-administered Kashmir © AFP/File / TAUSEEF MUSTAFA
India frees top Kashmir politician after 14 months
Srinagar, India, Oct 14 – India has freed a former chief minister of Kashmir who was detained 14 months ago along with thousands of others when New Delhi imposed direct rule on the disputed region with a huge security clampdown.
Mehbooba Mufti was released late Tuesday after remaining in custody since August 2019 when the Indian government imposed emergency laws, snapped all communications and sent thousands of extra troops into the Muslim-majority state.
Mufti, 61, was arrested along with three other former chief ministers and other top politicians under the Public Safety Act that allows authorities to keep people in custody for up to two years without charge or a trial.
The other three former chief ministers have since been released but many of the roughly 8,000 other detainees, including some politicians, remain in custody.
Mufti's detention order was revoked late Tuesday, without authorities providing any explanation, just a day before India's Supreme Court was scheduled to hear a petition in her case.
Mufti, who also heads the regional Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ran the state from 2016 until 2018 before her alliance partner, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, withdrew its support.
India's government had justified her detention on the grounds that it prevented violence in the aftermath of the August 2019 move, which also saw the state split in two and downgraded to union territories governed directly from New Delhi.
Modi's government says the revocation of Kashmir's special status was necessary for the region's development and for ending a three-decade armed rebellion that has left thousands dead, mostly civilians.
The Himalayan region is divided between India and Pakistan, with many in the region demanding an independent country.
Mufti released an audio statement on Twitter demanding the restoration of political rights and a final settlement of the political dispute.
"We will have to continue our struggle for the Kashmir issue for which thousands of our people have laid down their lives," she said.


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Q: How to register multiple target groups via aws ecs cli service command I have currently deployed a web server via aws ecs cli compose service up cli command, and I further registered a domain in route 53 service, register a certificate through Amazon Certificate Manager. Making use of the ALB (application load balancer), I am able to perform dynamic port mapping and https for my web application, but here is the problem.
Using docker compose as the blueprint for my web application, which consists of 3 containers, frontend, loopback and database (mongo), my frontend container's dynamic port mapping and https are up and running fine

However the problem comes to the loopback container, there are chances frontend needs to fetch something via loopback API server (which makes use of 3002 port), but the loopback container does not is not have configured in https which causes the error below when calling the API.

Through ecs cli compose service up command, I can configure the target group to allow elb to forward the request to frontend container (using --target-group-arn, --container-name and --container-port attributes to specify the frontend container with the specific target group), but this command seems unable to map the 2nd target group to my loopback container. Reading https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/register-multiple-targetgroups.html which seems to allow the possibility of multiple target groups for a service, but I cannot figure out how to use create service command to link up my docker containers without using user ecs cli compose service up command.
Is there a way to

*

*Use ecs cli compose service up command to register multiple target groups on my containers?

*Apply https also on my loopback URL (which domain name is myDomain.com:3002)?

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Follow-up tasks

*

*Created 2 target groups

*Configured rules and listeners

*Knowing ecs cli service up cannot register multiple groups, I tried to do via console, still only 1 container can be registered

Thanks and appreciate for all helps

A: *

*As far your question is a concern, it possible to perform that using AWS console, but ecs cli currently does not support multiple target group at the moment.

you can check this ecs-cli compose service up with a load balancer also consider this amazon-ecs-cli-register-service.

*The second error occurred when the frontend application tries to use load mix HTTP and https resources. you can look into the error, there can be static or API calls that are based on HTTP, convert all these calls to HTTPS then it should work fine. you can check error seems like static file loading from http site.

Once you applied HTTPS it should point to https://example.com or https://api.example.com, the port is not required with HTTPs call if its bind with standard HTTPS port.
Update:
ALB target group route traffic base on the target group, so the target group contain the desired container. adding screenshot to make it more clear.

A: ecs cli compose service up contains a parameter --target-groups allowing you to add multiple target groups at once.
ecs-cli compose --file "../../src/docker-compose.yml" `
                --ecs-params "../../src/ecs-params.yml" `
                --project-name xxxxx service up  `
                --target-groups "targetGroupArn=arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:eu-west-3:xxxxx:targetgroup/xxxx_tg1,containerPort=80,containerName=webapi" `
                --target-groups "targetGroupArn=arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:eu-west-3:xxxxx:targetgroup/xxxx_tg2,containerPort=81,containerName=webapi2" `
                --cluster-config myconfig`
                --ecs-profile myprofile

ecs-cli compose service up documentation

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package com.wechat.controller;

import me.chanjar.weixin.mp.api.WxMpMessageRouter;
import me.chanjar.weixin.mp.api.WxMpService;
import me.chanjar.weixin.mp.bean.message.WxMpXmlMessage;
import me.chanjar.weixin.mp.bean.message.WxMpXmlOutMessage;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;

import java.util.Objects;

/**
 * @author ZhangShaowei on 2018/8/29 9:38
 **/
@RestController
@RequestMapping("/wechat/portal")
public class WeChatPortalController {

    /**
     * logger
     */
    private final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass());

    /**
     * 公众号服务
     */
    @Autowired
    private WxMpService wxService;

    /**
     * 消息处理器
     */
    @Autowired
    private WxMpMessageRouter router;

    @GetMapping
    public String authGet(
            @RequestParam(name = "signature") String signature,
            @RequestParam(name = "timestamp") String timestamp,
            @RequestParam(name = "nonce") String nonce,
            @RequestParam(name = "echostr") String echostr) {
        this.logger.info("\n接收到来自微信服务器的认证消息:[{}, {}, {}, {}]", signature, timestamp, nonce, echostr);

        if (this.wxService.checkSignature(timestamp, nonce, signature)) {
            return echostr;
        }
        return "非法请求";
    }

    @PostMapping
    public String post(
            @RequestBody String requestBody,
            @RequestParam("signature") String signature,
            @RequestParam("timestamp") String timestamp,
            @RequestParam("nonce") String nonce,
            @RequestParam(name = "encrypt_type", required = false) String encType,
            @RequestParam(name = "msg_signature", required = false) String msgSignature) throws IllegalAccessException {
        this.logger.debug("\n接收微信请求:[signature=[{}], encType=[{}], msgSignature=[{}],"
                        + " timestamp=[{}], nonce=[{}], requestBody=[\n{}\n] ",
                signature, encType, msgSignature, timestamp, nonce, requestBody);
        if (!this.wxService.checkSignature(timestamp, nonce, signature)) {
            this.logger.warn("接收到无法解析的请求,可能属于伪造的请求!");
            throw new IllegalAccessException("非法请求,可能属于伪造的请求!");
        }

        String out = "";
        if (StringUtils.isBlank(encType)) {
            // 明文传输
            WxMpXmlMessage message = WxMpXmlMessage.fromXml(requestBody);
            WxMpXmlOutMessage outMessage = this.route(message);
            if (Objects.nonNull(outMessage)) {
                out = outMessage.toXml();
            }
        } else if ("aes".equals(encType)){
            // aes加密的消息
            WxMpXmlMessage inMessage = WxMpXmlMessage.fromEncryptedXml(
                    requestBody, this.wxService.getWxMpConfigStorage(), timestamp, nonce, msgSignature);
            WxMpXmlOutMessage outMessage = this.route(inMessage);
            if (Objects.nonNull(outMessage)) {
                out = outMessage.toEncryptedXml(this.wxService.getWxMpConfigStorage());
            }
        }
        this.logger.debug("\n组装回复消息: {}", out);
        return out;
    }

    private WxMpXmlOutMessage route(WxMpXmlMessage message) {
        try {
            return this.router.route(message);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            this.logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
        }
        return null;
    }

}

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Constitutional Court Nora v Minister of Land Use and Habitat and Another (10/2001) (of) [2002] SCCC 1 (27 May 2002); 27 May 2002 IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SEYCHELLES ROY NORA...
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Constitutional Court Ponoo v Attorney-General (5 of 2010) [2010] SCCC 4 (16 November 2010); 16 Nov 2010 HR Independent judiciary Dignity and honour and reputation Liberty Torture cruel inhuman or...
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Constitutional Court Popular Democratic Movement v Electoral Commission & Anor (CP 16/2011) [2011] SCCC 6 (25 October 2011); 25 Oct 2011 HR Democracy Participate in government POPULAR DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT v ELECTORAL COMMISSION (2011)...
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Constitutional Court Allisop v Financial Intelligence Unit & Anor (CP 11/2010) [2013] SCCC 4 (12 November 2013); 12 Nov 2013 ALLISOP v FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE UNIT (2013) SLR 485.docx SCCC 04 CLIVE ALLISOPV F.I.U C 11-2010....
Constitutional Court Poole vs Government of Seychelles and another (CP 04.2012) [2013] SCCC 5 (26 November 2013); 26 Nov 2013 [2013]SCCC 128.docx [2013]SCCC 128.pdf Ruling D.Karunakaran,J (Presiding),B. Renaud, J and G....
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Constitutional Court Dhanjee vs Mr. James Alix Michel & ors (CP 03.2014) [2014] SCCC 6 (15 July 2014); 15 Jul 2014 HR Have his cause heard (fair trial) Rule of law [2014] SCCC 6.doc [2014] SCCC 6.pdf Ruling D....
Constitutional Court Morel v Government of Seychelles (CP 10/2011) [2014] SCCC 7 (15 July 2014); 15 Jul 2014 [2014] SCCC 7.docx [2014] SCCC 7.pdf Judgment by Consent [1] Upon consent of...
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Constitutional Court Seychelles National Party and others vs Government of Seychelles and others (MA 207.2014) [2014] SCCC 9 (29 July 2014); 29 Jul 2014 [2014] SCCC 09.docx Ruling [1] This is a unanimous decision of this Court on two...
Constitutional Court Dhanjee vs Michel and others (CP 03.2014) [2014] SCCC 10 (29 July 2014); 29 Jul 2014 [2014] SCCC 10.docx [2014] SCCC 10.pdf Ruling of the Court [1] This ruling relates...
Constitutional Court Seychelles National Party and others vs Government of Seychelles and others (MA 207.2014) [2014] SCCC 9 (29 July 2014); 29 Jul 2014 [2014] SCCC 09.pdf Ruling [1] This is a unanimous decision of this Court on two...
Constitutional Court Seychelles National Party & Ors. v Government of Seychelles & Ano. // Dhanjee v Michel & Ano. (CS 03/2014) [2015] SCCC 2 (07 July 2015); 07 Jul 2015 HR Democracy Participate in government Sullivan vs Attorney General and another (SCA 25 of 2012) [...
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Second, government departments are not very forthcoming with donor information or simply do not have complete information. Third, when funds travel directly to NGOs, it is harder to identify the donors. The OECD 2004 report is also limited because it only reports on commitments made by donor countries, not on actual disbursements, and it only uses information from OECD Development Assistance Committee countries (Ndlovu 2006:5). 3 Prevention vs treatment Just as it is hard to distinguish between government and donor funding, it is equally difficult to establish which proportions of overall HIV/AIDS expenditure 28 The impact of corruption on HIV/Aids prevention and treatment efforts in South Africa go to prevention and which to treatment.
Principal recipients (generally governments) should also have appropriate systems in place to assess and monitor the subrecipient's implementation and use of grant proceeds, including reporting and audit requirements. Guidelines for performancebased funding can be found at the Global Fund's website and are displayed in Table 7 (GFATM nd). The Global Fund has demontrated its readiness to act if it detects financial mismanagement by either a principal recipient or subrecipient. 24 Concerns related to performance, financial and accounting procedures, and the need for an effective governance structure.
Finally, provincial treasuries do not require provincial departments to include donor income in their budgets. In relation to funding for HIV/AIDS treatment, Nattrass (2006a:9) argues that: Disentangling the relative contributions of donors and the South African government for the public sector rollout is a complex business! Unfortunately, neither the donors nor the South African public sector provide sufficient data for the relative impacts to be unpacked at national level. 13 Government funds in their various forms therefore offer the greatest potential for abuse, corruption and misappropriation.


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If Senate Republicans lose two more votes, the bill will likely be unable to pass.
Sen. Marco Rubio says he's a "no" vote on the GOP tax bill — at least in its current form.
Rubio says he wants the plan to expand the child tax credit so that it can help low-income families that pay payroll taxes but not regular income taxes.
If Senate Republicans lose two more votes, they'll be unable to pass the bill. Sen. Bob Corker voted no on the original Senate version of the bill and said his original concerns are still present.
Sen. Mike Lee has also been pushing for an expansion of the child tax credit, but a spokesperson for Lee told CNN he hasn't decided whether he'll vote for the final bill or not.
But Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn says the negotiators are pretty confident they'll win Rubio's vote back in the end.


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Vijay Deverakonda is known for his work on Arjun Reddy (2017), Geetha Govindam (2018) and Yevade Subramanyam (2015).
Amazon Video has the most number of Vijay Deverakonda's flixes, followed by Amazon Prime Video compared to other streaming platforms. See the full graph below.
Vijay Deverakonda on average has worked on 3 movies per year from 2015 to 2021. See the full graphs of the number of Vijay Deverakonda movies released per year from 2015 till 2021.
Vijay Deverakonda works mostly in Drama Genre followed by Romance Genre flixes. 36% of Vijay Deverakonda movies are Drama Genre movies. See Top Genres that Vijay Deverakonda worked on in the graph below.
On average the IMDB score of the movies that Vijay Deverakonda has worked on is 6.8.
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Biography,Drama
Mahanati (2018)
Biography of Savitri, an actress from South India movie industry, who ruled the industry for two decades during 50s and 60s.
Action,Drama,Romance
Arjun Reddy (2017)
Arjun Reddy, a short tempered house surgeon gets used to drugs and drinks when his girlfriend is forced to marry another person.
Geetha Govindam (2018)
An innocent young lecturer is misunderstood as a pervert and despised by a woman who co-incidentally turns out to be the younger sister of his brother-in-law. Eventually differences subside and love blooms between them.
Dear Comrade (2019)
A hot-blooded student union leader falls for a state-level cricketer but his anger management issues and violent streak threatens to derail their love story.
Nota (2018)
A bachelor who is unaware of the political world is appointed a Chief Minister when his corrupt father retires.
World Famous Lover (2020)
An amalgamation of four different love stories: Seenayya and Suvarna, a middle-class couple in a small town; Gautham, a youngster romancing in Paris with Iza, Union Leader Srinu in love with his boss lady, and a first college romance.
5/10 154 min
Dwaraka (2017)
A thief falls in love and this changes his life.
Ye Mantram Vesave (2018)
A youngster, who is obsessed with gadgets, plays a game to pick up women. However, as the game progresses, things go awry when a woman's life is in danger.


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Opening with a somewhat harrowing sequence showing the arrival and separation of a father and son pair of illegal immigrants – unhinted at by the happy-clappy trailers – "Nativity Rocks!" quickly settles down into the twee, ramshackle charm of a school nativity play given big-screen licence we've come to expect from the franchise.
While the staff and students from St Bernadette's Primary School in Coventry audition for a place in a rock musical competition, a young Syrian refugee called Doru is searching for his father, who he lost contact with as he entered the country. Can the new Mr Poppy (Simon Lipkin), the old Mr Poppy's long-lost brother, reunite Doru with his family, teach a rich family the true meaning of Christmas and help the town of Coventry win the Rock Opera competition?
Of course he can. You're not watching a "Nativity!" film because you're expecting a "Black Mirror" style sting in the tale or anything approaching gritty social commentary. Nope, you're looking for an hour and a half of heartwarming, lightweight buffoonery featuring a revolving door of who's who of British thespian talent. Carrying over from "Nativity 3: Dude Where's My Donkey?", Celia Imrie returns as Mrs Keen, the primary school headteacher who's content to employ a homeless, emotionally volatile, dog stealing stranger as a classroom assistant on the basis of the patches on his denim jacket, never mind anything so prosaic as a CBA check. This new Mr Poppy initially grates as he frenetically tries to out-Poppy Marc Wootton but eventually settles down a little as the movie trundles along.
What scenery this threadbare performance can afford is devoured by Craig Revell-Horwood as the nominal 'villain' of the piece, and while the cast's performances vary from pleasant to panto to pine (Ruth Jones outshines the lot, bringing unexpected depth and pathos to her small but pivotal role), the children are much less archly stage-school than previous instalments and it develops its own sort of daft charm.
It's got an unsubtle and simplistic morality to it and a 'just because' approach to storytelling that avoids any remote semblance of the real world implications of the antics on screen. There's a guileless innocence to all the characterisation and all the problems, no matter how insurmountable they may seem are resolved simply and with zero consequences. Once you stop trying to judge it as a feature film, though and view it as a wish-fulfilment CBBC-style children's comic fantasy show, it actually succeeds on its own terms, and those terms are base sentimentality and idealism delivered with ruthless sweetness and efficacy – unless I saw the film in a very dusty cinema indeed.
It may not rock as hard as it wants to, but it all rolls up into a sweet and gently topical Christmas fable that works as an over-ambitious school Nativity play.


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The initial roster of draft policies and committee descriptions proposed by the Kalamazoo Community Foundation in the fall of 2017 in their role as governance facilitator was taken up by FFE Board members over the winter of 2018. The roster contained drafts for policies and committee descriptions that were either legally required for, or widely recognized as central to, the correct operation of a 501c3 non-profit, as well as policies that staff and the governance facilitator sought out to strengthen and further secure operations in perpetuity. Each document with the exception of the Freedom of Information Act policy and summary, which was produced by the City Attorney, was reviewed and edited by at least two City staff members familiar with each subject area.
Those drafts were presented to Board members in the official Board Binders at the February 2018 orientation meetings, where they were introduced by staff and discussed. In order to prepare for final drafting and adoption of policies and committee descriptions at the 2018 annual board meeting, staff then sent a board review roster to Directors on behalf of President Hopewell in an email on April 19, 2018. The annual meeting offered adequate time for discussion, final revision and adoption by formal vote. It was noted that the Investment Policy was a separate informational item at the annual meeting and that the Finance Committee would be given a period of one year to thoroughly explore a range of investment policies and policy choices in order to bring a report before the board at the 2019 annual meeting. Certain policies and descriptions were taken up for further work by the Finance Committee at its July 16 and August 23, 2018, meetings, when they were recommended for presentation to the Board at its October meeting. These documents were also presented to the Executive Committee as informational items at the committee's October 3, 2018, meeting to be added to this agenda.
The initial roster of draft policies and committee descriptions proposed by the Kalamazoo Community Foundation in the fall of 2017 in their role as governance facilitator was taken up by FFE Board members over the winter of 2018. The roster contained drafts for policies and committee descriptions that were either legally required for, or widely recognized as central to, the correct operation of a 501c3 non-profit, as well as policies that staff and the governance facilitator sought out to strengthen and further secure operations in perpetuity.
Each document with the exception of the Freedom of Information Act policy and summary, which was produced by the City Attorney, was reviewed and edited by at least two City staff members familiar with each subject area. Those drafts were presented to Board members in the official Board Binders at the February 2018 orientation meetings, where they were introduced by staff and discussed. In order to prepare for final drafting and adoption of policies and committee descriptions at the 2018 annual board meeting, staff then sent a board review roster to Directors on behalf of President Hopewell in an email on April 19, 2018. The annual meeting offered adequate time for discussion, final revision and adoption by formal vote. It was noted that the Investment Policy was a separate informational item at the annual meeting and that the Finance Committee would be given a period of one year to thoroughly explore a range of investment policies and policy choices in order to bring a report before the board at the 2019 annual meeting.
Certain policies and descriptions were taken up for further work by the Finance Committee at its July 16 and August 23, 2018, meetings, when they were recommended for presentation to the Board at its October meeting. These documents were also presented to the Executive Committee as informational items at the committee's October 3, 2018, meeting to be added to this agenda.
You can view the approved Policies and Descriptions pdf here (442 KB) .
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In just hours, the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships Day 2 will kick off in Bieles, Luxembourg with the U23 Men's race at 5:00 a.m. EST. The Elite Men start four hours later at 9:00 EST.
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Sainte-Gemme-Martaillac (okzitanisch: Senta Gèma e Martalhac) ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Lot-et-Garonne in der Region Nouvelle-Aquitaine (vor 2016: Aquitanien). Die Gemeinde gehört zum Arrondissement Marmande und zum Kanton Les Forêts de Gascogne (bis 2015: Kanton Bouglon). Die Einwohner werden Gemmais genannt.

Geografie
Sainte-Gemme-Martaillac liegt etwa 15 Kilometer südlich von Marmande. Nachbargemeinden von Sainte-Gemme-Martaillac sind Sainte-Marthe im Norden, Le Mas-d'Agenais im Nordosten, Calonges im Osten, Leyritz-Moncassin im Süden und Südosten, Labastide-Castel-Amouroux im Süden und Südwesten sowie Grézet-Cavagnan im Westen.

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Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche Sainte-Gemme
 Kirche Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens in Martaillac aus dem 12. Jahrhundert

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Ort in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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