The H-1B Visa is a visa for foreign nationals with a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent work experience) and a U.S. employer that will hire this person in a specialty occupation, including fashion models of distinguished merit & ability and those working for Department of Defense projects. What is the new H-1B Employer Data Hub?
E-2 Visa Source of Funds: Where can my E-2 investment come from?
One part of an E-2 Investor Visa application is showing the source of funds and its trail to the United Sates. You must prove that the investment money comes from a lawful source. This post discusses how to document your source and trail of funds for your E-2 Visa application.
Should I apply for an E-2 visa as a change of status with the USCIS or should I apply abroad at a U.S. Consulate?
E-2 Treaty Investor visas are for citizens of certain countries wherein the applicant is coming to the United States to develop & direct the operations of an enterprise in which the applicant has invested a substantial amount of capital. Is it better to apply for this visa with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or at a consulate abroad?
What are possible E-2 visa businesses? Can I apply for an E-2 visa based on a real estate investment?
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have resumed premium processing on Tuesday, March 12, for all H-1B petitions. The H-1B visa allows foreign nationals with a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent work experience) and a U.S. employer that will hire this person in a specialty occupation.
The O-1 nonimmigrant visa is those with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or someone who has a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry and has been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements. Who can be the petitioner for an O-1 visa? What are the petitioner obligations for an O-1 visa application?
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¿Qué es una Visa de Habilidad Extraordinaria EB-1? ¿Qué debo mostrar para calificar para una tarjeta verde basada en una habilidad extraordinaria?
Obtenga información sobre las Visas de Tratados: E-1, E-2, E-3 y Visa TN para Mexicanos y Canadienses, y cómo presentar una solicitud aprobada a la luz de la orden ejecutiva de Trump, Buy American, Hire American.


E! has an awesome picks reward for guys and girls!
Girls..this beautiful white sweater is a perfect addition to your winter wardrobe! Great to dress up with the Christmas accessories the Freebie Telegraph has been blogging about lately.
There is also a great white sweater for the guys too! Perfect for those upcoming holiday parties!
Recently, holiday related group gifts have been sent out.
One from Roule, and another from Vanity Hair.
Well, after cramming for finals and outrunning a storm to my family out of state, I finally put something together for the holidays: two sculpted evergreen trees with copy/mod rights so you can make them your own. The L$1 tree comes with a texture change tree skirt and stands ready for your own ornaments and garland; the L$10 tree has the texture change skirt and texture change decor. The hanging orbs have 5 different colors, the star has 6 (3 silver tones, 3 gold), and the skirt has too many for me to recall. None suiting your taste? Just edit the linked parts and drop in your own textures! Too many prims? Not enough? Edit to your hearts content with the copy/mod settings.
Casey's Creations which makes amazing costumes is having a 10 days of Christmas giveaway to all of their group members. Best part is if you have missed the first few days they are boxes for guys and girls of all the past days presents, how cool! Thank you Casey for being so very generous! Hugs!
Plus check out the 99L sale on select costumes, very cute!


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100 Club ist ein Veranstaltungsort für Konzerte in der Londoner Oxford Street, benannt nach seiner Hausnummer 100. Der 100 Club ist einer der bekanntesten und ältesten Clubs dieser Art in Großbritannien; seit dem 24. Oktober 1942 wird hier Livemusik gespielt.

Geschichte
1942 war der Club noch ein Restaurant namens Macks, das der Vater des Jazztrommlers Victor Feldman damals an jedem Sonntagabend mietete, damit sein Sohn regelmäßig öffentlich auftreten konnte. Seine Band wurde später unter dem Namen "Kid Krupa" bekannt. Noch während des Zweiten Weltkrieges kam es zum einmaligen Auftritt von Glen Miller und einigen Musikern seiner Band; noch 1948 wurde dort im Wesentlichen Swing gespielt.

Im 100 Club traten, insbesondere seit Humphrey Lyttelton Konzerte organisierte, zahlreiche Jazzmusiker aus Großbritannien wie etwa Chris Barber, Cab Kaye oder Alex Welsh auf, aber auch Louis Armstrong mit Band. Zu dieser Zeit wurde das Hauptgewicht auf Traditional Jazz gelegt. In den sechziger Jahren verschob sich der Akzent auf Rhythm & Blues. Musiker wie Muddy Waters, Albert King, Sunnyland Slim, Otis Spann, Jimmy Rushing, Louisiana Red, Bo Diddley oder Freddie King waren nun neben britischem Bluesrock von Alexis Korner, John Mayall oder Steam Packet mit Rod Stewart und Julie Driscoll zu hören. Daneben spielten Rockgruppen wie The Who, The Kinks, The Pretty Things und The Spencer Davis Group. Wie in den 1950er Jahren waren aber auch weiterhin traditionelle Bands wie die von Ken Colyer zu hören.

In den frühen 1970ern wurde das Spektrum um modernen Jazz erweitert. Nun traten beispielsweise das Quintett von Alan Skidmore, Harry Millers Isipingo oder Dudu Pukwanas Spear auf, während an anderen Abenden Blues- oder Dixielandkonzerte stattfanden.

Am 20. und 21. September 1976 war der 100 Club Ort des ersten internationalen 100 Club Punk Festivals. Dies Ereignis trug dazu bei, der aufkommenden Punk-Bewegung aus dem Untergrund heraus zu helfen. Unter den Bands, die an diesem Festival teilnahmen, waren die Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Clash, Buzzcocks und The Damned. In der Folge wurde der 100 Club regelmäßige Spielstätte für Konzerte von Punkbands wie UK Subs, Discharge oder Crass. Daneben treten aber weiterhin Gruppen aus anderen Genres dort auf. So wurde beispielsweise die Live-Platte von Chris McGregors Blue Notes dort eingespielt. 1982 gaben dort die Rolling Stones ein nicht angekündigtes Konzert.

Der 100 Club existiert auch im neuen Jahrtausend, ist aber nicht mehr einer der Mittelpunkte der Punkszene. Gelegentlich spielen noch "große Namen" der Rockmusik einen geheimen, nicht angekündigten Gig vor den 350 zugelassenen Zuschauern. Aber auch weniger bekannte Bands aus den Bereichen Jazz, Rhythm & Blues oder Soul haben ihre Auftritte auf der berühmten Bühne. Dort feierte aber auch das Plattenlabel Ogun sein 25-jähriges Jubiläum – unter anderem mit Keith Tippett, Louis Moholo und Maggie Nicols. Am 5. April 2007 gaben T. V. Smith & The Bored Teenagers im Club 100 ein Erinnerungskonzert an die Punkband The Adverts.

Im September 2010 wurde angekündigt, dass der Club aufgrund der um 45 % angestiegenen Mieten trotz meist ausverkaufter Konzerte zum Jahresende schließen würde. Im Dezember 2010 spielte Paul McCartney in einem Benefizkonzert vor 300 Zuhörern im 100 Club, um diesen vor der Schließung zu bewahren.

Weblinks

 Webpräsenz des 100 Club (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

100 Club
Veranstaltungsort (Jazz)
Bauwerk in der City of Westminster
Spielstätte für Musik (London)
Gegründet 1942

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New York Times given exclusive deal in College Readership program
Stephen Pasqualina, Editor-in-Chief|September 6, 2006
St. John's University has recently decided to modify their pre-existing College Readership program, which last year included both USA Today and the New York Times. According to Cindy Grossman, the University will now exclusively distribute 450 free copies of the New York Times in four locations on campus,
including Montgoris Dining Hall, St. Augustine Hall Library, and Marillac Terrace.
"Last year, USA Today administered the program," Grossman explained. "But in the past year, the New York Times developed their own program and we decided to go with just the Times this year."
Grossman added that the decision to exclusively carry the New York Times was driven by its academic value and the chance to develop a more intimate relationship between the University and one of the world's most well known newspaper.
"Faculty tell us all the time that its beneficial that the students have access to their papers and we have heard that people are encouraged that their students are reading the Times," Grossman said.
The program, which costs the University 35 cents per copy (as opposed to the newsstand price of one dollar) or a little over $20,000 annually, is financially supported by The TORCH, Student Government, Inc., the office of Student Affairs, the Provost's office, and the library.
Grossman explained that, in addition to the distribution of the New York Times, the Times will provide one guest lecturer from its staff every academic year, with the speaker's appearance fee paid by the newspaper.
While this year's New York Times lecturer is currently undecided, the University has agreed to separately invite New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristoff to speak at St. John's on Oct. 25.
"Last spring, they brought in Jason DeParle," Grossman said, "and this spring we're already talking about bringing in another top-level writer. In the fall we made a commitment to bring in Nicholas Kristoff on Oct. 25. That's not paid for by
the Times, but the Times is supporting it with refreshments and advertisements."
According to Grossman, the University found DeParle to be an attractive guest lecturer because of his interest in social justice, particularly with helping the poor. The pursuit of future guest lecturers from the Times will keep in mind the University's Vincentian mission.
"When we brought in Jason DeParle, we particularly brought him in because of his engagement with social justice issues," Grossman said. "He is very mission-related with us. And whoever we get in the spring I hope will have that same sense of social justice, mission related."

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Wang Sishun
Wang Sishun was born in 1979 in Wuhan. He graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 2008. Wang Sishun lives and works in Beijing.
Notable group and solo exhibitions include: Inventing Ritual, Kunsthaus Graz, Austria; Truth, New Galerie, Paris, France (2015); Truth, MadeIn Gallery, Shanghai, China (2014); Asia Triennial Manchester 14: Harmonious Society, Manchester, UK (2014); Ultimate Holding Company, Manchester, UK (2014); The 8 of Paths, U8 Pankstraße/ U9 Nauen Place / S-Bhf. Health Fountain, Berlin, Germany (2014); The invisible hand: curating as gesture, CAFA Art Museum, Beijing, China (2014); Superfluous Things No. 3, Hive Centre for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China (2013); Back, Galerie Krinzinger, galerie im parterre, Vienna, Austria (2013); Entangled Particles, Saint Mary's University Art Gallery, Halifax, Canada (2013); ON/OFF: China's Young Artists in Concept and Practice, Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China (2013). Wang lives and works in Beijing, China.
Wang Sishun creates work in mixed media, incorporating sculpture, performance and installation. His work investigates material, spatial and temporal means of transformation. He seeks to both undermine and expand these assumptions through his material practice. He uses ready-made, found objects and raw materials to exploit their physical properties and create new relationships that call into question assumptions about their material characteristics. Wang is also interested in exploring the associative nature of materials to inject symbolism into his work.
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DELANO, MN – If the birds chirping in Delano sound a bit happier lately, maybe they've been munching on the fresh birdseed made at Spike's Feed, Seed & Pet Supply.
The store opened recently at the old Delano Feed Mill on Railroad Avenue, and owner Mike "Spike" Persons said he's looking forward to supplying wholesome products and convenient service.
"This is a great spot," he said, explaining that customers can drive through the mill and load up, without even parking their cars.
"It's handicapped accessible and can be used year-round," Persons said.
Instead of carrying big-box brands, Spike's sticks to local labels like Meadow Ridge Farm and Croixdale Farms.
Persons has owned the store building since 1997, but had been leasing it to a different company for the past eight years.
"I used to run the mill. Later, I sold the business and kept the building," he said.
When the tenant moved on at the beginning of 2011, Persons took the opportunity to start his own business.
"I couldn't abandon this," he said.
Years ago, Persons ran a trucking business, and he plans to use that knowledge to deliver feed to farms in the greater Twin Cities area.
"We're nimble," Persons said, explaining that in addition to delivery, Spike's is also able to do manufacturing and retail.
Persons aims to create a welcoming atmosphere for his customers.
Large feedbags for horses, chickens, and other farm animals are available at the store, as well as small feed quantities for pets such as gerbils, rabbits, guinea pigs, cats, and dogs.
Spike's is planning to offer a few organic feed products, as well.
Grass seed specifically for Minnesota, deer blocks and minerals, and a small section of dairy and sheep products are also on display.
"We have a broad base of horse feed, including performance and specialty selections," said JRK Seed general manager Alan Schaffer, who is affiliated with Spike's.
"We're also going to do custom blending for people," Persons said, adding that many places aren't able to offer that.
One asset that makes Spike's stand out is the employees' familiarity with various feed types.
"We're pretty good at customer service and product knowledge," Persons said.
Spike's is open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday (Wednesdays until 7 p.m.). On Saturdays, it is open 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
"It's really going to be fun," Persons said.


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How Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Kept Their Spark Alive for Over 70 Years
In 2017, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip celebrated their seventieth wedding anniversary. This date made their marriage the longest royal marriage ever in history. Let's find out together how the royal couple managed to maintain their love and affection through all those years.
We at Bright Side chose 10 facts and stories about the marriage between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip that will show you the real power of royal love.
10. Their marriage was based on love.
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Back in 1934, 8-year-old Elizabeth attended the wedding of Philip's cousin and met the young man himself, who was 5 years older than her. Then, 5 years later, right before World War II, Elizabeth saw 18-year-old Philip again and immediately fell in love with him. Since that time (Elizabeth was only 13 at that moment), she couldn't think of anybody else except for Philip.
During World War II, while Philip was serving as a Royal Navy officer, the 2 stayed in love and were exchanging letters with each other. When Philip came back in 1946, he proposed to her and she gave her "yes" right away. But the couple had to keep their engagement a secret until Elizabeth's twenty-first birthday. It wasn't officially announced until July 9, 1947, and the couple was finally married on November 20 that same year.
9. They made their own sacrifices.
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In order to marry Elizabeth, Philip had to make a whole lot of sacrifices. First, he gave up all of his previous titles. Then he had to become a naturalized British citizen because Elizabeth's parents were not thrilled with his German roots. None of his German family members, including Philip's 3 sisters, were even allowed to come to their wedding.
8. They always supported each other.
"The Queen wears the crown, but her husband wears the trousers. He is the power behind the throne: steadfast, never-failingly supportive," Gyles Brandreth writes in his book Philip and Elizabeth: Portrait of a Royal Marriage.
Her husband's support is really essential to the Queen's success. Admitting this during her speech for their golden wedding anniversary in 1997, the Queen said, "He is someone who doesn't take easily to compliments. He has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years."
7. They had common interests.
Collecting wildlife art, going on picnics in the Scottish heather, and making barbecuing — the couple always knows how to pass the time, enjoying each other's presence.
6. A sense of humor was very important.
The Duke of Edinburgh is known as a funny man. And thanks to his incredible sense of humor, he had been making the Queen laugh for more than 70 years. In 2017, during her annual Christmas address, the Queen noted her husband's recent retirement from public appearances but said she knew his "unique sense of humor will remain as strong as ever."
Philip even once gave a funny nickname to his wife, "Sausage." One story behind this nickname goes like this: the Queen doesn't have a naturally smiley face, so when she has to meet and greet thousands of people at various receptions and parties, she often looks grumpy. During one of these formal occasions in Sydney, Philip said to his wife, "Don't look so sad, Sausage."
5. They never shared the same bedroom.
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In England, the upper class have always had separate bedrooms, and the Queen with her husband are no exception. In 1949, the couple moved to Clarence House near Buckingham Palace, where each of them had their own bedroom.
Prince Philip's cousin, Lady Pamela Hicks, tried to explain this arrangement: "You don't want to be bothered with snoring or someone flinging a leg around. Then, when you're feeling cozy, you share your room sometimes. It is lovely to be able to choose."
4. They never stopped talking to each other.
No matter how much time they spent away from each other, the Queen and Prince Philip never stopped communicating via any possible means of communication. For example, after World War II broke out and Philip served in the British Royal Navy, they frequently wrote to each other.
Even in their later years, when the duke retired from active duty in 2017 and started living a quiet life at Wood Farm on their Sandringham estate in Norfolk, the couple continued to speak every day on the phone.
3. Tolerance was the key.
As Philip said in a toast to the Queen on their 50th anniversary, "The main lesson that we have learned is that tolerance is the one essential ingredient of any happy marriage. It may not be quite so important when things are going well, but it is absolutely vital when the going gets difficult." In that way, he praised his wife for her abundance of tolerance.
2. They valued each other's presents.
Among her personal belongings, the Queen definitely favors her Scarab brooch, the one that her husband gave her in 1966. She chooses to wear it quite often — even when performing a speech for the 50th anniversary of her first televised Christmas message, she chose this piece of jewelry which has a high sentimental value. By doing this, Queen Elizabeth silently pays tribute to her husband Prince Philip.
1. They never regreted their decisions.
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In their time together, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip spent more than 70 years together. And even after such a long time, they both felt that their choice was absolutely right.
Back in 1972, the Queen even said in her silver wedding speech, "If I am asked what I think about family life after 25 years of marriage, I can answer with equal simplicity and conviction, I am for it."
Do you know any other examples of an everlasting love between 2 people? Tell us your stories in the comments below!
Please note: This article was updated in August 2022 to correct source material and factual inaccuracies.
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(Video Podcast): Climate Change and Sustainability within the Water, Food and Energy Security Nexus in the Middle East
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The lecture "Climate Change and Sustainability within the Water, Food and Energy Security Nexus in the Middle East" was organized by the Centre for Islamic and Middle East Studies. It took place at the University of Oslo on June 8, 2018. Watch the video podcast here.
A seminar with Dr. Nadim Farajalla, American University of Beirut.
The talk will address in general terms climate change and its impact in the Middle Eastand the role of the water-energy-food (WEF) nexus mainly from a water-centric perspective. Sustainable development goals will be weaved into the discussion of the various aspects of the WEF nexus.
About the lecturer
Dr. Farajalla's started out his academic studies in irrigation engineering attaining an MS from Utah State University in Logan, Utah, USA and then an MS and a PhD in environmental engineering from the University of Oklahoma, USA. Dr. Farajalla has worked extensively in the private sector in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Currently, he is director of the Climate Change and the Environment Program at the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut. His current research focuses on the impact of climate change on human settlements and activities, through extreme events of flooding and droughts; the nexus of water-energy-food and climate change with focus on adaptation and resilience; and recovery of devastated land due to anthropogenic activities such as wars, farming, quarrying, etc.
(Video Podcast): Post-Ottoman Space: What Can Ottoman Legacies Tell Us about the Contemporary Middle East and Balkans?
The lecture "Post-Ottoman Space: What Can Ottoman Legacies Tell Us about the Contemporary Middle East and Balkans?" was organized by the Centre for Islamic and Middle East Studies. It took place at the University of Oslo on May 4, 2018. Watch the video podcast here.
A seminar with Associate Professor Einar Wigen, University of Oslo.
When grouping together polities for contemporary academic study, it is not uncommon to take the preceding empire as its organising principle. Area studies areas are often deemed to be areas by virtue of their common imperial origins. Categorising and grouping together polities in a particular way highlights certain commonalities at the expense of others, and that highlighting can offer valuable insights. Post-Ottoman studies is in some ways an area studies principle that never was. Despite the Ottoman Empire's disappearance a mere century ago, and leaving important political legacies across the political space that it governed, there has been no systematic programme for the study of Ottoman legacies in post-Ottoman space. In this lecture Wigen explores the potential of such a programme.
Einar Wigen is associate professor of Turkish studies at the University of Oslo. His research is primarily at the intersection between international studies, translation, history and legitimacy in Ottoman and Turkish politics. Wigen is author of State of Translation. Turkey in Interlingual Relations (University of Michigan Press, forthcoming 2018) and (w/ Iver B. Neumann) The Steppe Tradition in International Relations. Russians, Turks and European State Building 4000BCE-2018 CE (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2018).
(Video Podcast): The Epic of Gilgamesh: Recovering the Masterpiece of Babylonian Poetry
The lecture "The Epic of Gilgamesh: Recovering the Masterpiece of Babylonian Poetry" was organized by the Centre for Islamic and Middle East Studies. It took place at the University of Oslo on March 16, 2018. Watch the video podcast here.
A seminar with Professor Andrew George, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.
The Epic of Gilgamesh is a 4,000-year-old Mesopotamian poem about a hero who embarks on an arduous quest to find the secret of immortality. Preserved on clay tablets in cuneiform script, it is the oldest long narrative poem in human history. This illustrated lecture explores four themes related to this Babylonian masterpiece: the archaeology of the poem's recovery, the reconstruction of its text, the story it tells, and its enduring message about life, death and the human condition.
Andrew George was educated at the University of Birmingham and the Prince of Wales, Darlaston. He is now Professor of Babylonian at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He is best known for his critical edition and prize-winning translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
(Video Podcast): Classical Wahhabism and Its Modern Revival
The lecture "Classical Wahhabism and Its Modern Revival" was organized by the Centre for Islamic and Middle East Studies. It took place at the University of Oslo on October 17, 2018. Watch the video podcast here.
A seminar with Dr. Cole Bunzel, Yale University.
In this lecture, Cole Bunzel explores the history of Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia and its contested legacy in jihadism and state-sponsored Salafism. Wahhabism began, in the mid-18th century, as a highly activist and exclusivist movement, one that sought to convert the nominal Islamic world to its version of the faith through coercive means, including violence. For the most part it persisted in this form until the early 20th century, when its more radical tendencies were curbed by the Saudi monarchy. Drawing on the speaker's recent doctoral dissertation, the lecture challenges several common misconceptions about Wahhabism and explains the movement's connection to the jihadi ideology of al-Qaida and the Islamic State.
Cole Bunzel is a postdoctoral research fellow in Islamic Law and Civilization at the Yale Law School, where his work focuses on the history of Wahhabism and the Jihadi Salafi movement in modern Islam. In 2017, he received the Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship, Princeton University's top honor for graduate students. He is the editor of the blog Jihadica.
Preserving Kurdish Autonomy
BY PINAR TANK
(This blog post was originally posted in Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's Sada Journal on January 29th, 2019. Reposted with permission)
Divisions among the states vested in Syria are opening possibilities for Syria's Kurds to secure greater protection for their autonomy.
Syria's Kurdish forces have had an inauspicious start to 2019. Strained relations between Turkey and their ally, the United States, are once again reshuffling regional alliances. Although there were small signs of rapprochement between Ankara and Washington in late 2018, these disappeared by the second week of January, bringing about a new round of tensions. In this chessboard of regional power shifts, Syrian Kurdish forces are scrambling to protect their hard-won gains.
In December, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan convinced U.S. President Donald Trump to withdraw troops from the country by arguing that since the Islamic State (IS) was now defeated, there was no reason to remain. Trump's decision, made against the advice of his national security team, sent shockwaves throughout the region. Three weeks later, the administration clarified its position to Arab partners, stating that there would be no immediate withdrawal and renewing its vows to protect Kurdish forces in Syria. In response, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu adamantly stated that Turkey's military was determined to act against the Kurdish fighters of the People's Protection Units (YPG) as part of the country's "anti-terror commitment" in eastern Syria, where there is a risk of confrontation with U.S.-backed forces. A new round of negotiations between the United States and Turkey began on January 14 to prepare the conditions for an eventual withdrawal.
Outside powers have historically used the Kurds as pawns in the region to secure their national interests and foreign policy objectives. Cooperation between Turkey, Syria, and Iran was often sustained by their common efforts to thwart claims to Kurdish independence within their respective borders. After the Syrian conflict broke out, Kurds were able to negotiate an autonomous existence within the Syrian state with U.S. support. In 2016, they established the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria, since renamed the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (NES), in the region they have governed since 2012. While the events of the past weeks cast shadows over the future of the federation, the Kurds have been preparing for a U.S. withdrawal since early 2018, when Trump first announced his intentions. Yet divisions among the states vested in Syria open possibilities for Syria's Kurds to negotiate to protect their autonomy.
Turkey has labeled the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) and its military forces, the People's Protection Unites (YPG)—an offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)—as a terrorist organization. However, the YPG is the predominant group within the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which continues to battle the Islamic State. Thus, during his trip to Ankara on January 8, U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton warned Turkey against any independent military incursion into eastern Syria without Washington's consent. Erdoğan responded unequivocally, stating, "Turkey will continue to do what it must to ensure its own safety." Erdoğan has in fact threatened military action east of the Euphrates River for over a year, not least due to the broad popular support within Turkey for its incursion into Afrin in January 2018. In response, on January 14 Trump promised to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks the Kurdish militia. The Kurds could continue to capitalize on tense relations between Turkey and the United States to show their value to the United States as a more reliable ally against remaining pockets of IS resistance.
However, a potential Turkish military incursion eastward also has its detractors within the Turkish Armed Forces, who recognize that the SDF is both better armed and battle hardy than the forces that had defended Afrin. If it intervenes, Turkey also risks facing not only Kurdish forces but potentially also the Syrian state and its allies, Russia and Iran. The U.S. decision to withdraw may stoke populist fervor in Turkey for an intervention, but the fluid situation on the ground may make it preferable as a rhetorical tool only. With local elections in Turkey on March 31, 2019, this rhetoric could rally support for the Justice and Development Party (AKP) among Turkish nationalists, whom the party relies upon to maintain its hold on power. The U.S. administration's policy reversal and subsequent threats undermine Turkey's strongman at a particularly sensitive time, as the ongoing economic crisis is threatening the AKP's electoral support.
Since 2016, Erdoğan has preferred collaborating on Syria with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who acknowledges Turkey's security concerns and provides it a platform to project power in the region through the Astana process. However, this relationship is also troublesome for Erdoğan, as Turkish nationalists—who are traditionally firmly pro-United States—regard Russia with suspicion. Erdoğan's ally, Turkey's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), is also critical of any collaboration with Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria. Thus, Erdoğan's domestic alliances leading up to the March elections are set to strain his foreign relations.
In the event of a withdrawal, the Kurds need to consider alternatives that will secure their own gains. Putin, who has long aimed to bring the Kurdish forces closer to the Assad regime, has reiterated the need for talks between Assad and the PYD, since territory controlled by the United States is due to be returned to the Syrian state. If the Kurds are unwilling to compromise with Assad, they are likely to face persistent Turkish threats. However, Syrian state control in the Kurdish regions would make future Turkish interventions more costly. And as Russia has already illustrated in Afrin, where it evacuated its military advisers and allowed Turkey airspace access to enable the "Olive Branch" offensive, it is willing to sacrifice the Kurds to maintain its relationship with Turkey. Arguably, Russia's primary interests in Syria have been to capitalize on Turkish-U.S. discord to weaken NATO, the United States, and its regional allies while promoting itself as kingmaker. The Kurds have served as leverage for Moscow to reach compromises in the pursuit of its goals. When the United States pulls out, it remains on Russia to secure an acceptable end to the war before withdrawing.
Adding to the complexity, the Gulf Arab states are primarily concerned with preventing Iran from growing its regional influence. Syria has been Iran's ally since the 1979 Iranian Revolution, and once the uprising started in 2011, Iran proved its loyalty to the regime by sending money, arms, and military advisers to support Assad. Saudi Arabia and Turkey put aside their differences in 2015 to support a coalition of jihadi groups under the umbrella of Jaysh al-Fatah, which opposed Iran and defied U.S. policy. However, according to Turkish media, over the past year Saudi Arabia has been courting the YPG, sending them aid and offering to pay them to join Arab-backed forces. In August 2018, Saudi Arabia committed to transferring $100 million through the United States "for American efforts to stabilize areas in Syria liberated from Daesh"—in essence, areas under YPG control. These already deteriorating relations between Saudi Arabia and Turkey worsened after the fallout from Jamal Khashoggi's murder in October. Support for the Kurds allows Saudi Arabia and its allies to frustrate Turkish efforts to isolate and defeat the YPG, but also helps to counter Iran—whose own influence in the Levant would diminish if the Syrian regime's did. However, for Iran, maintaining its foothold in Syria represents more than just a geopolitical advantage. It is a "securitized" issue critical to the existence of the Iranian state. For Tehran, a stable Syria under Assad where it can wield influence both acts as a deterrent against Israel and maintains the regional balance of power against Sunni actors.
Despite the different agendas involved, the SDF finds itself in a historically stronger position to influence outcomes. Given the vacillations in U.S. policy, Russia's betrayal, and Turkish aggression, Kurdish forces might find themselves forced to collaborate with the Syrian state. Discussions between the SDF and the Assad regime, already begun in May 2018, are tackling the issues of the constitution and negotiating over a final settlement. Working with the regime, which has historically denied Kurds citizenship rights and opposed the federalist project, will be challenging, as Assad has insisted in earlier negotiations that Syrian Kurds accept a re-imposition of Syrian state control.
However, the SDF has since accumulated leverage: It governs the largest swathe of territory outside Syrian state control, a territory rich in agricultural resources and oil. The Syrian Kurdish militias also have potential Gulf state benefactors keen to gain geopolitical advantage. Furthermore, the SDF manages Iranian interests in the areas under Kurdish control. In spite of their preference for Syrian central control, Iran recognizes that a disgruntled SDF would turn toward rival regimes for support and therefore must have some of their demands met. Thus, the SDF will go into negotiations from a position of strength, making it difficult for the Syrian regime to dictate the terms of a settlement for northeastern Syria.
As in a game of chess, working with the Assad regime may be a positional sacrifice that later serves to secure a longer-term advantage. Whereas before, regional powers collaborated on a "divide and rule" policy against Kurdish aspirations, Syria's Kurds now "divide and balance" regional powers. Yet the U.S. withdrawal risks creating a power vacuum in which remaining powers scramble to take advantage. For Kurds to reach their goal of autonomy within a federal Syria, they must carefully negotiate the moves, strategies, and possible sacrifices along the way.
Pinar Tank is a senior researcher at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO). Follow her on Twitter @PinarTank1.


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1 Understanding the Market Before You Search Houses For Sale in Fairbank
1.1 Factors to Consider When Searching Homes For Sale Near Fairbank
1.2 Transportation Near Fairbank Houses For Sale
1.3 Lifestyle Near Fairbank Homes For Sale
2 Understanding The Price of Houses For Sale in Fairbank
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2.2 The Price of Houses For Sale in Fairbank By Neighborhood
3 Search Fairbank Houses For Sale Near You
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5 Available Houses For Sale in Fairbank
6 Houses For Sale in Fairbank Neighbourhoods
7 Recent News Concerning Houses For Sale in Fairbank
Understanding the Market Before You Search Houses For Sale in Fairbank
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Commuters will have cards and mobile apps to ride in bus and subways of Fairbank soon. A new TTC will take place in 2019, and it will be a truly sophisticated system. People will pay their fares using applications and cards.
There'll be also an upgrade for the parking system. The private owners and the city, both will be selling parking spots directly to individuals without a private car of their very own. You will need to take a parking permit from the city of Fairbank if you have to frequently park a vehicle in any neighborhood area down the road. This is not applicable for the tourists and travelers.
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The list of houses for sale shown below shows how the costs have changed across the years; you will notice that prices increase with time. Fairbank is opening lots of opportunities to people who dream about a much better future and its economy is at a verge of success -this just shows now is the perfect time to own property. in the years to come, Houses For Sale and properties in Fairbank will surely mean more money; perhaps more costly than you could imagine.
At the same time, you'll pay less (at times half as much) for Houses For Sale in cheaper neighborhoods then you will in downtown Fairbank. Houses For Sale should, therefore, be searched by region- this way you get an idea of the quality and cost of living across the relevant areas.
in 2017 Houses For Sale that had three bedrooms and two bathrooms, went for about $934,000. Nevertheless, the same types of homes that have three bedroom as well as two bath on the Downtown region would cost buyer around $1.6 million on average.
The values of real estate assets around the world have been increasing for the last ten years. The center of Fairbank is recognized as one of the most expensive neighborhoods in whole of Canada; these communities even have homes that would cost up to $1.2 million. Though in the Eastern end of the city, you can find more economical Houses For Sale.
in as much as most buyers searching for Houses For Sale in Fairbank may be discouraged by the lower values of homes in the East end especially those that have an excellent preference for high-class homes, it is said that other buyers will love to tap into this never ending opportunity. Fairbank's industry, economy, and investor interests are slowing moving from the city's center and towards the east increasing the opportunities accessible in the East.
investors are specifically interested in the Homes For Sale in the East End because of their potential profitability in the next ten years- all indication is that the East End will soon grow to be the home buyer's prime option as Downtown Fairbank is growing too costly for buyers.
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To put it bluntly, prices of Houses For Sale, are some of the highest in all of Canada. Moreover fact, rents in Fairbank keep going up as well and this is the key reason why real estate investors decide to purchase Houses For Sale and real estate in the region.
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The Western stretch of Fairbank is a young, vibrant, and active community. When looking up Houses For Sale, opt for these neighborhoods if you are a young professional seeking to settle down in an area you can establish a career in.
The southeastern part of this region hosts a University and it is, thus, no surprise why its students and faculty call the western stretch home. The area is also a dynamic economic powerhouse as evidenced by the number of businesses cropping up daily and changing the region near-instantaneously.
It also has lower costs of living nowadays. Nevertheless, house prices have the same rate as any other part of the town.
Right now, the Houses For Sale prices in the MLS listing are rising up, but with a slower pace than other places. This happens as these homes are not too near downtown. Commuting takes longer than most part of Fairbank.
This metropolis hosts the international Film Festival every September so if you want to see your most favorite stars- or if you want to play paparazzi, make a point of visiting. The average cost for the Houses For Sale is $1.5 million (with some choosing much higher) largely because of their strategic positions- if this is a little too steep for you consider checking out the condo and single-family units available.
There are different areas of the city to live in and the Downtown core is one of them. This part of the city is known for its retail and commercial business, but you still can discover individuals who have made their way to purchase homes. This part of the city offers a lot of smack dab life. It is accessible in Fairbank which you can always relish should you stay in this area. You'll also love the breath-taking atmosphere and its busy city life.
It has been a very beautiful part of the city especially in recent times although it has recorded a slower pace of development as against the high rate in other communities in the city. The reasons for this is the fact that it is densely populated and also happens to be seen as an affluent community in the region.
You will always have a great time seeking real estate properties for sale in Fairbank whatever your budget is. Most people living in the Midtown belongs to the working class, although it is suburban, you can still live here to enjoy the wonderful and fascinating city life. Downtown Fairbank is the place where almost all of the working class work and it is a short 20-minute journey from the midtown when utilizing public transport; the subway to be specific.
The city of Fairbank has superb education facilities. MLS listings confirm the city's safety, health amenities, and top-notch transportation systems. These houses are, therefore, best for the individuals and families that are trying to get their children into the best schools. The atmosphere is also relaxed and perfect for you if you are after that laid-back lifestyle. Securing these houses is really competitive. If you see an offer you like in the Houses For Sale listings, make sure to act fast.
Fairbank's housing market is highly successful and is one of the leading markets within North America that's the main reason whenever you find real estate properties in Fairbank you are shown with hundreds or even thousands of results. With a wide range of Houses For Sale, make sure to always consider and prioritize your needs, interests, and budget.
Houses and other real estate properties in Fairbank will definitely cost you a lot of money but you will find that they are worth every penny of your money. Your search for houses in Fairbank, even within the richest community, will be fast and simple since there is a lot to choose from.
To help you towards the most rewarding decision, we'll share tips on everything Fairbank has to offer from neighborhoods to the best bargains on properties.
You can search through the Homes For Sale on your own but be ready for head crushing amounts of options that will confuse you if you do not understand the Fairbank real estate market. Asking a professional real estate agent is a wise move to make when searching for Houses For Sale in Fairbank.
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Fairbank is not just a huge moneymaking industry. A great number of cultural venues also exist in this city. At the same time, it is a paradise for business-oriented people.
The average wage it pays to its employed individuals is also the highest in the entire North America. The minimum pay is increasing with the booming economy. It was increased for the first time in 2017. Then it was raised further in January of 2019 again.
It is believed that Fairbank is expensive to live in. However, the great opportunities the economy of Fairbank renders to its residents aims to ameliorate the hardship of the high cost of living. It has been said to be a rare and great privilege to get one of the Houses For Sale in Fairbank.
Fairbank Homes For Sale with Nearby Amenities
While checking out the Houses For Sale in Fairbank, make sure to weigh the pros and cons of each neighborhood. A residential home, for instance, has to be in an environment that is not only comfortable but cost-effective too.
There are a number of opportunities that are offered by the distinct neighborhoods in the city. These opportunities are great for different demographics and this is because of the fact that they are located in different environments. It is good that you take into account, the layout of each neighborhood and find the one that best suits your specific needs.
in recent years, Fairbank was named among the greatest cities of North America for entrepreneurs to establish a business. The technology community in this city is among the biggest of the world. It is also popular to men of business. These factors make the Houses For Sale price really high in Fairbank. But if you are worried about your future, it is worth every cents of what you will spend.
Young people who have a lot of energy in them as well as talent and money are always attracted to this place. Because of this, the downtown area has become more active, more energetic, and livelier to live in. The busy life the city has brought, you can come across shops open till 2.30AM. Nevertheless, you can come across some businesses being opened until 4 AM during those days of the year when it's legal to do so.
If you are part of the millennial generation or interested in nightlife, Fairbank is for you when you are seeking Houses For Sale – but this place might not be good for those with established families or young families who wish to get the most out of Fairbank nowadays too.
If you are interested in a great and easy life then the outskirts of Fairbank are more desirable. These neighborhoods are somehow connected to the heart of Fairbank by public transport subway lines and this makes it easy to access the city. in these outskirts area, the price for Houses For Sale is a lot cheaper.
Suburban communities – those that are a little farther from the city – are cleaner, safer and provide a laid-back ambiance. People who live in these residential areas can still reach Fairbank for work or pleasure quickly through the public transport subway lines.
Being the major public transport provider in the whole Greater Fairbank Area, TTC has two main subway lines: the first runs on a north-south direction, other runs east-west, and two other lines providing transport to the outskirts of the city. Aside from subway, TTC also offers bus, streetcar and other public transportation options. Before settling on one of the Houses For Sale in Fairbank, make sure to consider the public transit lines.
TTC's transport system has a direct impact as to the pricing of Houses For Sale. The houses which are close to these transport lines are very expensive than the houses which are far from these transport lines, but there wouldn't be any hindrances to access the system.
Many people in Fairbank don't own a car due to the superior quality of the public transportation system. You just have to pay $150 a month to get your pass to use the public transportation system however you wish – and you will not need to spend some money having a vehicle.
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The new pill is made from two types of hydrogels—mixtures of polymers and water that resemble the consistency of Jell-O. The combination enables the pill to quickly swell in the stomach while remaining impervious to the stomach's churning acidic environment.
"The dream is to have a Jell-O-like smart pill, that once swallowed stays in the stomach and monitors the patient's health for a long time such as a month," says Xuanhe Zhao, associate professor of mechanical engineering at MIT.
The puffer's tough, fast-inflating body was exactly what Zhao was looking to replicate in hydrogel form. The team had been looking for ways to design a hydrogel-based pill to carry sensors into the stomach and stay there to monitor, for example, vital signs or disease states for a relatively long period of time.
"Currently, when people try to design these highly swellable gels, they usually use diffusion, letting water gradually diffuse into the hydrogel network," Liu says. "But to swell to the size of a ping-pong ball takes hours, or even days. It's longer than the emptying time of the stomach."
"You would have to crack through many crystalline domains to break this membrane," Lin says. "That's what makes this hydrogel extremely robust, and at the same time, soft."
In the lab, the researchers dunked the pill in various solutions of water and fluid resembling gastric juices, and found the pill inflated to 100 times its original size in about 15 minutes—much faster than existing swellable hydrogels. Once inflated, Zhao says the pill is about the softness of tofu or Jell-O, yet surprisingly strong.
"The stomach applies thousands to millions of cycles of load to grind food down," Lin explains. "And we found that even when we make a small cut in the membrane, and then stretch and squeeze it thousands of times, the cut does not grow larger. Our design is very robust."
Finally, Steiger and Traverso embedded small, commercial temperature sensors into several pills, and fed the pills to pigs, which have stomachs and gastrointestinal tracts very similar to humans. The team later retrieved the temperature sensors from the pigs' stool and plotted the sensors' temperature measurements over time. They found that the sensor was able to accurately track the animals' daily activity patterns up to 30 days.
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Al Roker shares his son's struggle with developmental delays, calls for acceptance
TODAY'S Al Roker and his wife, journalist Deborah Roberts, are calling for an end to any stigma associated with those facing developmental challenges.
By Julia Curley
The world knows TODAY's Al Roker for his eternal optimism in the face of bad news and bad weather, but viewers rarely see his personal positivity when it comes to family matters.
Roker and his journalist wife Deborah Roberts spoke publicly Thursday night at the 2018 ADAPT Leadership Awards Gala about their now 15-year-old son's developmental challenges.
When he was just 3 years old, Roker's son Nick struggled to talk, walk and move. He's now a black belt in Taekwondo.
"When you're parents and there's something not right with your child, sometimes you can almost freeze, because it's so overwhelming," Roker said of his experience.alroker / Instagram
Roker appreciates every milestone his teenage son reaches. On Thursday night, he called upon the crowd to grow with Nick and to be "more open and accepting of people with these challenges."
"When given the opportunity and the encouragement, and the support, so many of us can just exceed beyond our wildest dreams," Roberts told People magazine in an exclusive interview.
According to the devoted parents, living with hope and acceptance works wonders for not only envisioning the present but also overcoming adversity.
Roker and his wife hope that Nick will continue to grow in a more accepting world.Alex Wong / Getty Images
Roker and Roberts always believed in Nick's potential despite his hurdles. He now exceeds their every ambition.
"We weren't sure what his world and what our future would be," Roberts said. But thanks to their son's fortitude, his dedicated family, and a "godsend" of a therapist, Nick conquered every obstacle.
Now the family aims to tackle another barrier: the stigma associated with developmental delays.
"We hope that more people will be open to expressing and maybe sharing that a lot of us are dealing with challenges in life," said Roberts. "There has been a stigma over the years, especially if it's not an obvious challenge that people know, and I think to be able to share and inspire and to give other people the encouragement, I think that life can be enriched and can be better."
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