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RACISM: NFL Ratings Blamed on Inferior Product
Remember when professional football was fun?
At one point, the NFL offered a good product. The men played the sport because they loved it. Many of them didn't even make a living at the game, and returned to "real jobs" in the off-season.
As my coach said when I complained at football practice,
"Shut up, Turd! When I played when we left the field we folded up our helmets and stuck 'em in our back pockets."
Who can argue with that? The professional athletes of today, that's who, Silly!
Today's athletes work for FAR more than their predecessors and have far more protection from injury. In comparison to yesteryear, the sport resembles ballet.
Add to this the blatant disrespect of the leagues' black players, and the NFL wonders why it loses attendance almost weekly?
According to CBS,
Any camera angle that panned across the upper deck in any number of stadiums Sunday confirmed that fact. The issues with ratings are well-documented. It has become convenient to blame that phenomenon, at least in part, on the ongoing issues of player demonstrations but now, nearly a season-and-a-half since Colin Kaepernick first took a knee, I'm not buying it. There's some protesting going on, without a doubt, but it's fans protesting the product being put on the field, I believe, more than any pronounced reaction to a handful of players displaying their Constitutional rights before kickoff.
This downturn in the number of eyeballs watching closely every Sunday and Monday and Thursday is more directly related, in my opinion, to the fact that the number of quarterbacks you would pay big bucks to see in a game with no rooting interest seems to be shrinking by the week. It's a byproduct of the number of teams who fail to play anything close to attractive football, and who haven't found or developed a skill player who would garner a second look. It's a factor of yet another weekend when injuries ravaged the already-depleted QB position, and America was treated to the likes of guys like Matt Moore, Drew Stanton and Cody Kessler playing in games that count in the standings, to go with the likes of Brett Hundley and Case Keenumand Mitchell Trubisky and C.J. Beathard who have already been thrust into action due to injury or the ineffectiveness of others.
Just so we are clear, the writer blames the NFL's product. I find this interesting, given what the product of the NFL is.
However, before I explain the product, read further from the article:
The NFL has altered the rules and tilted the field for the offense over the past few decades. There's nothing more it can do to subsidize scoring. Problem is, the way some of these teams have been constructed and coached, it really doesn't matter. Far too many teams and far too many quarterbacks are simply too hard to watch — or at least watch regularly — and it says here that has more to do with the sustained ratings dip than people boycotting because of anthem demonstrations or anything else.
So if the writer (wrongly) absolves blacks players who kneel from impacting the ratings, the only thing left to blame is the product.
The product of football is its players providing a service. Given the product of the NFL is 70 percent black, the writer blames black employees. Sure, the writer blames specific quarterbacks who are not black. But the the product remains mostly black players.
If you think the demise of the NFL and the proliferation of social engineering and political correctness is a coincidence, then you're likely a Leftist. Black players are a product of their environments and their politics. These high-paid employees bring all the problems that America faces. So it was only a matter of time for these thugletes to rebel.
So yes, the product of the NFL sucks. And the games are no fun to watch. Sadly, the sports shows offer no relief either, as we have seen these shows become more politics than sports.
When the owners realize that they now have a defective product, maybe they can win America back. Until that happens, they can blame falling numbers on whatever they wish. Because it won't matter.


Trans-Iranian Railway is part of the Tentative list of Iran in order to qualify for inclusion in the World Heritage List.
What does it take for a railway to become heritage? Is it the history, the track building, the engineering, the trains? Italy/Switzerland is the best and arguably the most loved place to enjoy engineering master class with the Bernina Express and Austria has a similar line. The Indian train tracks I wasn't equally impressed with but again they feature the tracks. For Iran I will assume, the famous architecture they mention in the documents is about specific bits here and there that combine into the Trans-Iran railway.
So what does it take to view the "site"? Tehran Railway Station is surely not the place to admire it. I picked a few spots on the way but I wasn't convinced with the inscription attempt. A bridge up in the mountain is impressive, sure, but not unique, and adding many bits together still doesn't make it an attraction.
I didn't ride on the tracks, maybe that helps, but I think it wouldn't give me a better view. Given that I would need to figure out how to ride it, where to ride it to, not knowing which places are the best, and invest at least a day to ride it back and forth made me decide against it, at least not before the exact spots have been defined for an inscription.


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Kevin Winchell: To create change, get out and vote — by mail
Voting by mail is good for our health, our democracy, and our soul.
At this time, our community is being rocked by the health and financial fallout of a global pandemic as well as the civil and moral reckoning of another heinous example of systemic oppression and racism.
We could see both at the same time at DeLand's citizen-led protest last Tuesday, noteworthy for both the hundreds of people who peacefully attended, as well as the face masks worn by the vast majority of the attendees.
Protests, though, get us only so far. Sure, raising awareness is critical to win hearts and minds. But, awareness alone doesn't change racist policies; if it did, then our country's founders — who were very aware of the moral hazards of enslaving and murdering African and indigenous people — would have abolished slavery when drafting the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
What does change policies, though, is voting — and, specifically this year, voting-by-mail.
Voting-by-mail is good for our health. COVID-19 is deadlier, more contagious, and less treatable than the flu. Yet, despite a nearly countrywide lockdown for over two months, it has killed more than 100,000 Americans, largely centered in high-density areas where people are in close proximity for extended periods of time — kind of like those packed lines on Election Day in Florida. And, the risk isn't just to the voters; it is also to our often-older, short-staffed poll workers who endure 12- to 16-hour days in a small indoor space.
And, if we are hit with another peak of COVID-19 again this fall, how much more danger will there be when lines get even longer because of poll workers deciding to stay home for their own safety? All of that is avoidable if we simply vote-by-mail.
Voting-by-mail is good for our democracy. Our Constitution enshrines our right to vote, and gives us that responsibility in order to hold our government and elected officials accountable for the work they are doing on our behalf. If, however, we don't exercise that right, then we abdicate our responsibility — giving more room for the privileged and powerful to make government work for them instead of us.
The good news is that people who enroll in vote-by-mail turn out at a rate that is about 30 percent higher than their peers. Imagine how more representative — more accountable — our government would be if turnout were 30 percent higher.
Voting-by-mail is good for our soul. As we learned from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor."
If we believe that injustices are being perpetuated because of policies of our government, then we have not only a civic, but a moral, responsibility to vote in the election and not sit on the sidelines.
Enroll in vote-by-mail at www.volusiaelections.org. You'll get your ballot approximately 30 days before each election. Voting-by-mail is safe, but if you want to be certain that your vote is counted, then simply drop your ballot off to the Supervisor of Elections Office in-person and, while you're there, update your signature to be sure that it matches. They'll even give you a sticker.
— Winchell, of DeLeon Springs, is the associate director of community engagement at Stetson University and founder and executive director of Democracy Strategies. He can be reached at kwinchell@gmail.com.
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Dogs are welcome with their owners during the hours that the grounds are open to the public excluding Mother's Day, Plant Sale, and Night Lights. Dog walking is permitted in designated areas only (see map). No dogs are allowed to remain alone in parked cars at any time. Only one dog per person per visit is permitted. Please call 508.869.6111 with any questions.
To enroll your dog(s) in our Tails 'n Trails membership program, please click the button below or download the membership form here. Please complete the form and mail it to Tower Hill with payment. You can also bring your completed form to the front desk in the Education and Visitor Center during regular garden hours (but please do not bring your dog in the building with you).
For Tails 'n Trails members, upon entry, please present your Tower Hill Membership Card with Paw Print Sticker. Your pet should prominently display their customized Tower Hill dog tag on their collar.
Dogs must be leashed at all times and under the control of their handlers. Dogs should not go off leash at any time during your visit. Only two dogs per person per visit is permitted.
Dogs are not permitted in buildings or formal gardens at Tower Hill (see map).
We ask that you please use discretion where you permit your dogs to relieve themselves. Tower Hill has a world-renowned and scientifically important collection of plants, which may be sensitive to dogs' urine. Dogs are not permitted to walk onto planting beds or into fields or woodlands. Tower Hill also has a high tick population so we encourage keeping your dogs on the trail.
Our ponds are habitats for birds, turtles and small fish, as well as certain aquatic plants. In order to ensure these precious habitats remain intact, please do not allow your dog in or near the ponds. Even walking your dog on the edges of the ponds can damage this sensitive ecosystem.
Dog handlers are required to cleanup after your dogs. Dog handlers must use "doggie bags" and dispose of them in the designated receptacles. Also at these receptacles, you can find maps of the approved trails and areas to walk your dogs and where you can find water stations.
Tower Hill Botanic Garden has the right to revoke a Tails 'n Trails membership at any time if dog handlers do not cleanup after their dogs or abide by any of the dog policies.
Aggressive dogs are not permitted. Tower Hill Botanic Garden reserves the right to refuse entry to or remove any dog thought to be dangerous to guests or other dogs.


Mix the flour, sugar and raising agent together then add the oil, lemon juice, rind and soya milk and mix well. Add the vinegar and stir. Divide the mixture between the cake cases (a couple of dessert spoons of mixture in each one) and bake for 15-20 minutes at 200C/400F. To make the icing: sift the icing sugar and add a small amount of very hot water and stir well. Start with a teaspoon full and keep adding and stirring until you get a gooey, spreadable icing. Once the cakes have cooled spread a little icing on each one and leave to set. Alternatively you can bake it as a large lemon cake (increase cooking time accordingly).
Ice Cream Sundae : gorgeous ones Cat made!
Mix your dry ingredients reserving about a third of the chocolate chips for topping then add the wet ones and stir well. Divide between 12 cake or muffin cases (in a muffin tin is best), topping with the remaining chips. Bake at 200C/400F for 15 to 20 minutes until well risen and browning. yum.
I used a 8″ square tin for this cake but any shape you like would be fine.
Oil your cake tin and preheat oven to 180C/360F. Mix together your dry ingredients of flour, sugar and bicarbonate. Make a well in the middle and pour in the oil, soya milk and vanilla – mix well. Pour into cake tin and then sprinkle on the chocolate chips and arrange the pecans on top. Bake for about half an hour or until cooked in middle (insert a knife or skewer into the centre of cake and if cooked it will come out clean).
A traditional Scottish pudding is veganised – serves four. This is often served at Burn's Suppers in Scotland.
Preheat oven to 180C/360F. Roll the pastry into one wide rectangle and place the fruit and sugar in a line in the middle. Lift up the edges and crimp together using the soya milk. Seal up the ends and glaze the top with soya milk. You can also sprinkle a couple of teaspoons of sugar over the top. Bake in the oven for 25-35 minutes or until the pastry is cooked. Great served with soya cream or Swedich Glace ice cream.
This recipe has now featured on C4's Come Dine with ME! Oh the fame… These quantities make a very large cake – we used a 10″ deep round tin. Great for keeping in the fridge and having as a pudding with custard or soya cream.
Oil your cake tin and preheat oven to 180C/360F. Arrange the pears, cut side down on the base of tin (in a star pattern was very pretty). Combine the dry ingredients (excluding the brown sugar) in a bowl then add the wet ingredients (including the syrup from the pears) and mix well. Pour over the pears and bake in the oven for about 45 minutes or until nearly cooked through. Remove from tin by placing an oven-proof plate over the tin and turning upside down so you have the pears on top. Sprinkle with the brown sugar and return to the oven for a further 10 minutes.
This is a 'stodgy, cakey pud' – nice served with vegan ice cream, soy cream or custard. Good for using up overly ripened bananas.
Mash the marg., sugar, bananas, cocoa and flour together in an oven proof bowl, and then use the soya milk to mix everything together well. You may need to add a little more soya milk to get a good cake-mix type consistency. Bake (yes – in the bowl) at 200C/400F for about 20 minutes until cooked.
Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl. Mix the wet ingredients – but not the vinegar – in a jug or bowl. Mix the two together and then stir in enough soya milk to make a smooth mixture and add the bananas, Finally add the dash of vinegar to get that lovely chemical reaction and mix well. This should make enough to fill 12 cake cases. It's a good idea to put them in a muffin or patty tin to help them keep their shape but not totally essential. Bake for 10 – 15 minutes at 190 degrees and then cool.
A healthier version is to use wholemeal flour and unrefined dark sugar. This is equally delicious, but they don't rise as much and don't impress non-vegan visitors quite as well!!
Heat oven to 180C. Grease a 20x 30 cm tin and line base and sides. Allow an extra 2cm above each edge. Beat margarine and sugar until light and fluffy. Add sifted flour and ground ginger. Mix until combined. Spread on tin and bake for 15 minutes until lightly browned. Cool in pan.
For topping: Combine sifted icing sugar, margarine and syrup in a saucepan and melt. Stir in the chopped nuts and ginger. Pour on top of the pre-cooked base and bake for a further 10 minutes. Cool in tin before cutting.
Heat oven to 180C. Grease a 20x 30 cm tin and line base and sides. Allow an extra 2cm above each edge. Beat margarine and sugar until light and fluffy. Add sifted flour and ground cinnamon. Mix until combined. Spread on tin and bake for 15 minutes until lightly browned. Cool in pan.
For Topping Combine sifted icing sugar, margarine and syrup in a saucepan and melt. Stir in the cinnamon. Pour on top of the pre-cooked base. Cool in tin before cutting into slices.
Any gluten free vegan bread recipes?
Not something we've made. Hope you find some elsewhere.


On the Dojo Example https://dojo.telerik.com/ITAtUxeS i have split menu . The Items in Opening of menu are hidden behind div. How to show on top of div ?
Could you please provide the sample?
Thank you for the provided sample.
Actually the menu item is rather hidden by overflowing of the k-window-content than hidden behind a div. There is no possibility to specify by CSS which children will be cut by parent's overflowing and which not. You can resolve the issue add a target that will replace the menu root item, and subitems will be actually context menu. In this case context menu will be rendered as a popup outside window element so it will not be cut.
Can we implement context menu on SplitButton . both of them works differently , contextMenu on right click and splitbutton on left click. Can you show me in my sample code?
Here you are a dojo example showing how to utilize the ContextMenu for the case: https://dojo.telerik.com/ITAtUxeS/4.
1) the arrow doesnt show up for context menu in split button to show list ( in UI to let user know that its clickable ) as shown in my sample .
Context menu position is set in the open context menu event. Modifying those parameters you will customize the position to the required values. Removing the fixed position from the sample, the menu will be displayed above the Kendo window.
If you would like to render the arrow down icon, you can use the inbuilt Kendo font icons for the purpose.
I am sending you this modified Dojo sample for your reference.
Hi Magdalena, Thanks for Quick Sample . I Appreciate that !
1) Is there some way to disable right click to open context menu ?
I am afraid that is you would like to disable opening the menu by right click, it is necessary to add your custom logic. You can stop opening the context menu on the open event depending on used button.
Scrolling the popup is possible without clicking arrows, by mouse wheel only. If you would like to prevent hiding the menu on click, it is necessary to add a custom logic similar to the previous case (point one). The other solution is to apply the height and overflow property to context menu children. I am sending you this modified sample.


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Dennis DeRado's love of music and recording started with a pair of headphones and his father's massive record collection. He absorbed a wide range of musical styles, finding an affinity for artists ranging from the likes of The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Derek and the Domino's, to groups like Earth Wind and Fire and the Brothers Johnson.
By age 14, Den had his own drumset and was ready to get a group together. Junior high had reunited him with his childhood friend Sean Tuohy, who was now playing guitar, and they formed Masquerade. They cut their teeth on cover songs playing everything from Led Zeppelin to Metallica.
In 1989 Sean left for Miami University and Den for SUNY Oneonta. After two years without his favorite guitar player, Den convinced Sean to drop his studies in Engineering, and enroll in Oneonta's Music Industry program with him. They were soon back together, and by 1991 they were learning the ins and outs of the music business by day, and playing at night. Needing to fulfill their internship requirement, they chose a summer job at CER Studios under the guidance of Joe Santora and Peter Zaage. During 12 weeks of intense sessions at CER, they became good friends with Joe and Pete and developed an interest in their unique musical style.
After graduating from Oneonta and struggling to find musicians with the same drive and love for music, it became obvious that Pete and Joe were the missing half to Den and Seans' musical pairing.
In 1994 they formed Joey Shaker.
The Early Years - John Bonham, Mitch Mitchell, Neil Peart, Tommy Lee and Lars Ulrich, as well as his teacher Ian Adams.
College - Chad Smith, Tim "Herb" Alexander, Matt Cameron, Sean Kinney.
While with Joey Shaker, Den studied the Gary Chester method with Chris Adams, learning independence exercises and honing his groove. He credits studying with Chris, reading Modern Drummer and most of all his bandmates for making him a better musician.


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Capacity Limits Lifted for Places of Worship, Churches in Conn.
By Dominique Moody	• Published March 21, 2021 • Updated on March 21, 2021 at 10:44 pm
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Places of worship and churches are now able to operate at 100% capacity after Governor Ned Lamont decided to lift some restrictions inside the state.
Sunday marks the start that churches are able to operate at full capacity after a year of restrictions.
Cautious and gracious is the new approach for Farmington Avenue Baptist Church after making constant adjustments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"It's been a difficult year especially not knowing what's going to happen each week," said Senior Pastor Jeremy Sweatt. "We've had to take our services online and still provide a spiritual outlet for our members."
#ICYMI: Places of Worship and churches now have the option to operate at full-capacity. Some churches are holding off on having in-person service. Here at Farmington Ave. Baptist, they have spaced out chairs, set up hand sanitizer stations to adhere to guidelines. @NBCConnecticut pic.twitter.com/UtJNOtRVEf
— Dominique Moody (@dmoodytv) March 21, 2021
Some of the adjustments the church has made include spacing out chairs, setting up hand sanitizer stations, putting up signage, eliminating collecting offering plates, and even shortening services.
"Little by little folks who have not been are feeling more comfortable, but it's just giving people the time and being understanding," said Pastor Sweatt.
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On Friday, places of worship began operating with the option of having full capacity services and on Sunday, churches had their chance.
Despite the new option, some churches are putting their reopening plans on hold.
"Our thing is it does not make sense for us to reopen at this time," said Reverand Steven Cousin of Bethel A.M.E. Church. "We're still in this massive campaign about getting more people vaccinated and want our members to know it's important to get the shot."
Other places of worship are still putting together their game plan but know they can still stream services online in the meantime.
"We are working together and coming up with a good COVID-19 protocol as related to the C.D.C. guidelines," said Reverend Kelcy Steele, of Varick Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church.
Back at Farmington Avenue Baptist Church, they're hoping to see more members return as more people get vaccinated.
"We're still a long way from normal whatever that's going to be, but we're excited to join and gather on Sunday morning," said Pastor Sweatt. "We are glad to know that we can turn our eyes toward spiritual things and it's really refreshing to do so and really important for people's souls," said Josh Sparkman, a member at Farmington Avenue Baptist Church.
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A Class B felony is still a serious charge that can lead to up to 60 years in prison — a lifetime, for many. That is why we will work hard to get your charges reduced further or possibly dismissed. If you acted in self-defense, for example, we will make sure the judge and jury know it and fully understand your side of the story.
Especially in high-stakes cases like homicide defense, your attorney's trial skills can be the difference between liberty and incarceration, exoneration and conviction. Most attorneys have never tried a murder case. Many others rarely make it to court. At Nicholson, Gansner & Otis, S.C., we are, at our core, trial lawyers. Contact us to arrange a free 30-minute initial consultation. Call 608-620-0018 or fill out our online form.


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True SUVs are a dying breed. Most vehicles that carmakers call SUVs are based on platforms shared with cars and minivans. They are more suited for on-road duties – to suit the needs of their owners. But what if you want a real sport utility vehicle with the ability to go off-road?
The Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner are throwback SUVs based on rugged frames that sacrifice a bit of on-road driving manners for go-anywhere capability. The 4Runner dates back to 1983, while the Wrangler can trace its roots to the original Willys MB designed for the Allied Forces in World War II. The current generation of the 4Runner dates back to a 2009 redesign, while the current Wrangler was just redesigned in 2018.
Both vehicles have large enthusiast communities that modify their rides and gather for off-road jamborees. But what do you get out of a brand-new 4Runner or Wrangler?
We've gathered data from our scoring and pitted these two rugged vehicles against each other using the categories buyers care about most.
Read on to learn how these two iconic off-roaders stack up, and which one is right for you.
If it's the lowest price you're after, the no-frills approach to the base Wrangler can't be beat. Base MSRP for the 2019 Jeep Wrangler is $28,000 for a two-door version and $31,500 for the four-door Wrangler Unlimited. Meanwhile, the lowest-priced 4Runner starts at $35,100.
The range-topping Wrangler trim is the Unlimited Moab, which starts at $51,300. The range-topping trims of the 4Runner are the TRD Pro, which starts at $46,415, and the Limited Nightshade, which starts at $47,200.
Neither vehicle has the most comfortable seating in its class by any measure, but the 4Runner has more supportive seats than the Wrangler, especially for long journeys. If you need extra seating for kids, the 4Runner is available with a third row that brings seating capacity to seven.
The two-door Wrangler has seating for just four occupants, and the front-row legroom is rather constrictive for taller passengers. The four-door Wrangler provides seating for five. There is no third-row seating option in the Wrangler. Both vehicles offer available leather seating and heated front seats.
Both vehicles have interiors bathed in hard plastics, but for the 4Runner, the hard plastic is a product of its age. For the Wrangler, it is inherent to the design of a vehicle that spends part of its life with its roof off.
The new Wrangler's interior is a quantum leap in luxury compared to the model it replaces. The Wrangler is available with a host of interior upgrades, such as cargo management tools. The Rubicon trim is available with an interior trim package that adds a brightly colored panel to the dash.
Had this been a 2017 matchup, the 4Runner would have had the edge, but the move to the new generation of Wrangler means the Jeep received the latest infotainment tech. Modern Jeeps offer the terrific Uconnect infotainment system, giving a huge leg-up over the 4Runner's infotainment.
The base system in the Jeep is a 5-inch screen that has basic functions, but you can easily move up to 7-inch and 8.3-inch touch screens. The larger screens have tablet-like layouts and come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The 4Runner has 47.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind its second-row seats. The second-row bench folds, revealing up to 89.7 cubic feet of cargo space. The 4Runner's more conventional SUV layout provides the benefit of a more spacious interior.
The two-door Wrangler is a bit tight on space, providing 47 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seat down. The four-door Wrangler Unlimited has a maximum of 72 cubic feet of cargo space. The need to provide a versatile platform with roll bars for the removable roof cuts in on cabin space.
The base engine in the Wrangler is a V6 that makes 285 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque (the latter is important for off-road use). The Wrangler is available with a new turbocharged four-cylinder engine that makes 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque.
The only engine offered in the 4Runner is a V6 that makes 270 horsepower and 278 pound-feet of torque. The 4Runner routes power to the rear wheels or available four-wheel drive system through a five-speed automatic transmission. The Wrangler offers a 6-speed manual or an 8-speed automatic.
Jeep's ace in the hole is its new turbocharged 2.0-liter engine. In the two-door Wrangler, it returns fuel economy of 23 mpg in the city, 25 on the highway, and 24 combined. The 4Runner returns 17 mpg in the city, 21 mpg on the highway, and 18 combined.
Even the least-efficient version of the Wrangler consumes less fuel than the 4Runner. That's the Wrangler Unlimited with the V6 engine and 6-speed manual, which returns fuel economy of 17 mpg in the city, 23 mpg on the highway, and 19 mpg combined.
The Wrangler is a stout off-roader but has less-than-ideal on-road handling. There's a good amount of body roll in corners, though it has solid low-speed maneuvering. On the highway, the Wrangler is fine enough, but on less-than-perfect roads, it feels quite choppy.
Like the Wrangler, the 4Runner exhibits some body roll in corners, and ride quality can be a bit harsh. Neither of these vehicles will handle like a new Toyota Camry, but they have both come a long way from their truck-based roots.
Mud and dirt are where these vehicles feel right at home. The Jeep Wrangler has unparalleled off-road chops and comes standard with four-wheel drive. The brutish Rubicon gets enhanced skid plates, Dana 44 axles, locking differentials, and all-terrain tires.
The 4Runner is no slouch on the trail, offering trims like the TRD Pro, which has 2.5-inch Fox shocks and TRD-stamped skid plates. The 4Runner TRD Pro has some serious off-road abilities, but the Jeep Wrangler (especially the Rubicon) is without rival.
Both vehicles feature a rearview camera. The Wrangler also offers driver assistance features like adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and front and rear parking sensors.
The 4Runner has the basics, like a backup camera and front-and-rear parking sensors, but it doesn't offer a larger suite of driver-assistance features. That's too bad, because many other Toyota vehicles come standard with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning, and automatic high beams.
The Toyota 4Runner gets mediocre crash test scores. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gave it top scores in most tests, but it received a Marginal in the difficult small overlap front driver test. It also got a Poor headlight rating. The 4Runner received a four-out-of-five-star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), with four stars in the front crash test and three stars in the rollover test.
The new generation of the Wrangler has not been crash tested. Because of that, we'll have to call this one a TBD, although the Wrangler's extra available safety features give it an edge, and unless it does poorly in its crash tests, we expect it to beat the 4Runner.
The 2019 4Runner received a predicted reliability score of four out of five from J.D. Power, which is above average. The Wrangler earned a lowly two out of five, which is the worst score a vehicle can get.
Both the Wrangler and 4Runner are backed by a three-year/36,000-mile basic warranty and a five-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty.
Were it any other SUV, the choppy on-road handling and coarse interior would have cost the 2019 Jeep Wrangler dearly, but when compared to another equally capable off-road SUV like the 4Runner, the Wrangler has the edge.
The Wrangler is an unbelievable off-road vehicle that has caught up with the times, as shown by the new driver assistance and infotainment features. And that is to say nothing of the fact that the roof can be removed, the doors can come off, and the windshield can fold forward – a unique offering.
If you are looking for a truly tough, unique, and iconic SUV, the Wrangler can't be beat, and now it's easier to live with.
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United Nations Association of Iran / News / Religious leaders deserve full support in quest for peace, says UN adviser on genocide prevention
Religious leaders deserve full support in quest for peace, says UN adviser on genocide prevention
Religious leaders and faith-based organizations have a responsibility to contribute to peaceful societies and the international community must support these grassroots peacemakers in their daily activities, the United Nations official mandated to fight genocide told an international meeting on religion.
Addressing the third annual symposium on 'The Role of Religion and Faith-Based Organizations in International Affairs,' now under way at UN Headquarters in New York, Adama Dieng, the UN Special Adviser for Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect, said that religious leaders "have a responsibility to contribute to the building of peaceful, inclusive and cohesive societies that are resilient to conflict, violent extremism and atrocity crimes."
The Office of Mr. Dieng is one of the sponsors of the symposium, along with the UN Inter-agency Task Force for Engagement with Faith-based Organizations and the Committee of Religious NGOs at the UN. This year's thematic focus is on just, inclusive and sustainable peace.
Mr. Dieng, who is currently in Doha participating in a meeting on the responsibility to protect, delivered his address via a video message. He said the primary responsibility for creating sustained peace lies with States, who must promote the values of diversity and manage diversity constructively – however, "collaboration" with religious leaders remains vital.
"They can reach out to and influence large numbers of people," Mr. Dieng. He added that religious leaders "provide support during emergencies, respond to the needs of marginalized communities, as well as address grievances as soon as they emerge and advocate for the rights of their communities."
Last year, the UN Security Council passed resolution 2282 (2016) , which calls for a comprehensive approach to transitional justice and accountability to consolidate peace, reduce poverty and prevent countries from relapsing into conflict.
In his video message, Mr. Dieng discussed his recent work with religious leaders on the Fez Plan of Action on the role of religious leaders and actors in preventing incitement to violence that could lead to atrocity crimes. The Plan was named after the Moroccan city where the first steps on a strategy on the role of religious leaders were taken in 2015.
According to Mr. Dieng, the Plan will be launched in New York during the first quarter of this year, followed by meetings on its implementation.
"Implementing the Fez Plan of Action will be a good starting point in enhancing religious actors' engagement in the prevention of atrocity crimes, as well as enhancing collaboration among religious leaders, Member States and civil society to prevent incitement to violence," he said.
This post was originally published by UN News Centre. Click here to read.


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Sorry, Marvel TV Characters May Be Sitting Out 'Infinity War'
It's the moment that entire Marvel Studios series of films has been, and will be, building towards for the next couple of years, Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1 and 2. The two-parter will see the super-team battle the Mad Titan Thanos (Josh Brolin) whose quest to collect the six powerful Infinity Stones will bring him into inevitable conflict with not just the Avengers, but every hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Except, apparently, any hero with his or her own TV show. Captain America: Civil War and Infinity War co-director Anthony Russo talked this weekend about the line-up, and it seems that legalese may keep the Defenders and the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. benched for Infinity War.
While talking to SUPER Interessante at CCXP in Sao Paulo, Brazil last weekend, Russo offered the following:
"The films are controlled by a group led by Kevin Feige, so they function as a unit. Other products, even if they are from Marvel, are controlled by others. Then there is the possibility of a crossover, but it's more complicated… Fox holds the rights to some of Marvel's most popular characters, as does Sony and others. As storytellers, we only have control over what happens in Marvel movies, but everything is possible, Spider-Man (whose rights were held by Sony) became possible!"
In other words, "it's complicated," said Russo. And not just in terms of rights either.
Previous statements do indicate that there's a one way street in terms of why decisions work out the way they do, like the early integration of the Inhumans on S.H.I.E.L.D., for example, and the lack of pro forma cameos of Agents in Avengers: Age of Ultron. There was also a statement from Kevin Feige where he said that the logistics of the movies have to be worked out far in advanced it's difficult to take into account the circumstances of what's going on with a character from a weekly TV show in order to include a cameo. It's a lot of trouble to go to, in other words.
But while Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. always seems to be so desperately screaming for the attention of the big screen Marvel stories, the Netflix-based stories of Daredevil and Jessica Jones seem to be happy to go about their day with only vague mentions to stuff happening in the rest of the MCU. In fact, if you watch Jessica Jones, you might notice that they go out of their way not to name names, Luke Cage calls the Avengers "the green dude and his crew," and Jessica hilariously calls Captain America, "the flag waver." Call me crazy, but I think the Defenders are doing just fine without having to worry about Thanos, and wouldn't it be crazy to send all of Earth's heroes off world to fight Thanos in the first wave? I think so.
Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1 will be in theaters on May 4, 2018; Avengers: Infinity War – Part 2 will then premiere one year later on May 3, 2019.
Source: Screen Rant
Tags: Anthony Russo, Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel Studios


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Episode 147: Listener Amelia & Postpartum Depression
Amelia discusses her "nuclear" PMS (called PMDD), her first pregnancy and the pressures she felt for everything to be perfect and the crushing Postpartum Depression that followed. She also talks about the childhood traumas that might be linked to it.
Episode 146: Chemda
The podcaster (Keith and the Girl) was raised in NY but born in Israel to a mother of Iraqi heritage and an Iranian father, both of whom had traditional expectations for their daughter, none of which included her being engaged to a female-bodied man.
Episode 145: Dr. David Lisak
Born in Montreal to a WWII widow, the clinical and forensic psychologist talks about the sexual abuse he experienced as a boy, the stigma and confusion adult male survivors grapple with and ultimately how he healed. Episode is sponsored by www1in6.org which he co-founded.
Episode 144: Listener Seth
Raised by parents who talked about God a lot, the 29 year-old opens up about the hypocrisy he saw in a mom who couldn't parent him and a trucker dad who was either disappearing for months or dealing meth in their small Wyoming town.
Episode 142: Scott Thompson Live in Toronto
The comedian/actor/writer (Kids in the Hall, Larry Sanders, Hannibal) opens up about his childhood in Brampton Ontario, coming to terms with his sexuality and the bullying that eroded his self-esteem. He also shares about a traumatic and violent even at his middle school that he considers seminal and his past battle...


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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – June 14, 2010
PRELIMINARY DRAFT
This "Preliminary Draft" may differ in some particulars from the official minutes (PDF icon at upper right-hand corner of this page).
In Attendance
George Pauley, President; Lorraine Meyers, 1st Vice President; Sandra Goldberg, 2nd Vice President; Laura Cossa, Treasurer; William Fortuna, Secretary; Steve Hanna, Property Supervisor; Tim Patricio, Property Manager; Mavis Mather, Assistant Manager Business Operations; Jacquie Smith, Assistant Manager Security Operations
Call to Order at 7:43 pm
Five Board Members were present constituting a Quorum as defined by the Association's Declarations and the Illinois Condominium Property Act.
ASCO Report (Lorraine Meyers)
I was in the hospital so I was unable to attend ASCO's meeting. I do know that the only thing brought up tonight is that ASCO has protested the 4th of July fireworks because there is no police patrol beyond Hollywood. I found that out tonight, I did not know, but I don't think that they really need it because they would be walking in the water.
Motions from Closed Session
A1. Upon due motion by William Fortuna and seconded by Sandra GOldberg, the Board voted unanimously to approve insurance fines. A2. Upon due motion by Lorraine Meyers and seconded by Sandra Goldberg, the Board voted unanimously to ratify the $750.00 fine for an extermination violation. A3. Upon due motion by Lorraine Meyers and seconded by Sandra Goldberg, the Board voted unanimously to ratify the $1,000.00 fine for an extermination violation. B. Upon due motion by William Fortuna and seconded by Sandra Goldberg, the Board voted unanimously to ratify approval for an owner to view Association records. C&D. Upon due motion by Laura Cossa and seconded by Lorraine Meyers, the Board voted review power washing fee requests after the unit owners have provided documentation. George Pauley, Lorraine Meyers, Laura Cossa, and William Fortuna voted in favor; Sandra Goldberg abstained; the motion passed. E. No Action. F. The Board approved allowing a petition to be available for unit owners to sign, requesting that the Alderman install a synched stoplight at Broadway and Balmoral.
Minutes May 10, 2010 Board Meeting
Upon due motion by William Fortuna and seconded by Lorraine Meyers, the Board voted to approve the May 10, 2010 Board Minutes. George Pauley, Lorraine Meyers, Laura Cossa, and William Fortuna voted in favor; Sandra Goldberg voted against; the motion passed.
Upon due motion by Sandra Goldberg and seconded by Lorraine Meyers, the Board voted unanimously to approve authorizing management to adjust the coverage of the fidelity bond when necessary, based on the total funds in the reserves and three months of budgeted assessments.
Market Sign
Upon due motion by William Fortuna and seconded by Sandra Goldberg, the Board voted to deny the Market's request to install a neon sign. Lorraine Meyers, Sandra Goldberg, and William Fortuna voted in favor; George Pauley and Laura Cossa voted against; the motion passed.
Window Sealant Financing
Upon due motion by George Pauley and seconded by Lorraine Meyers, the Board voted to approve negotiating borrowing $800,000 with Community Advantage subject to approval by the Association's Attorney. George Pauley, Lorraine Meyers, Laura Cossa, and William Fortuna voted in favor; Sandra Goldberg voted against; the motion passed.
Paving Bids
Action Item was tabled.
Treasurers Report (Laura Cossa)
As of April 30, 2010 the total operating cash was $172,796.40. The total of all operating cash and investments was $199,164.40. The total replacement reserve funds were $1,592,791.72. The total of all cash and investments was $1,791,956.12.
We have two CD's expiring at the end of July at the rates of 2.28% and 2.23%.
Board Report (George Pauley)
No report this month.
Management Report (Tim Patricio)
For the month of April there were 54 chargeable work orders totaling $2,871 and 169 non-chargeable work orders. There was $6,093 in health club income with a net loss of 6 memberships bringing the health club membership total to 321. There were two sales in April; a studio for $76,500, and a 1-bedroom for $158,500.00. There were 13 leases averaging $1,031. There were 29 late fees charged for the month of April.
Garage Report (Jacquie Smith)
There is no valet wait list for the garage, parking is immediately available. The waitlist for 1-P self parking is 59 people. The waitlist for 2-P self parking is 89 people.
Upon due motion by Sandra Goldberg and seconded by Lorraine Meyers, the meeting adjourned at 9:13 pm.
Signed (as seen on pdf, clickable at upper right corner of these minutes)
George Pauley, President
William Fortuna, Secretary
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Maria Vladimirovna Romanova (en ), née le  à Madrid, est considérée par certains monarchistes russes comme le chef de la maison impériale de Russie depuis 1992. L'autre prétendant au trône est son petit-cousin Alexis Andreïevitch Romanov (né en 1953), dont la demi-sœur du père,  (née en 1950), est la présidente de l'Association de la famille Romanov.

Biographie
Fille du grand-duc Vladimir Kirillovitch Romanov et de la princesse de Géorgie Leonida Georgievna Bagration-Moukhranski, Maria Vladimirovna Romanova étudia le russe et l'histoire russe à l'université d'Oxford, elle résida en France et en Espagne.

Le  (civilement le  a Dinard) dans la chapelle orthodoxe russe de Madrid, Maria Vladimirovna Romanova épouse son cousin au troisième degré, le prince  (né en 1943, fils de Karl Franz von Hohenzollern et de Henriette von Schönaich-Carolath et petit-fils de Joachim de Prusse) ; divorcés le . De cette union est né un fils, portant les prédicats de courtoisie d'altesse royale et impériale :

 le prince Georges Romanov (né en 1981).

Pour certains monarchistes russes, elle serait le chef de la maison impériale de Russie, depuis la mort de son père, les autres princes de Russie étant, selon ces mêmes monarchistes, écartés de la succession du fait de mariages « inégaux » (Le Petit Gotha, C. de Badts de Cugnac et G. Coutant de Saisseval, 2002).

En 1998, contrairement aux autres membres de la famille Romanov qui assistèrent aux funérailles du couple impérial et de leurs trois enfants en la cathédrale de la forteresse Pierre-et-Paul de Saint-Pétersbourg, Maria Vladimirovna assista à une cérémonie commémorative célébrée en mémoire de l'empereur  de Russie par le patriarche  en la cathédrale de la Trinité au nord de Moscou. Maria Vladimirovna assista à cette cérémonie accompagnée de son fils et de sa mère. Maria Vladimirovna  doutait de l'authenticité des corps découverts à Iekaterinbourg.

Se présentant comme chef de la famille impériale de Russie, le jeudi , Maria Vladimirovna Romanova a demandé à la justice russe la réhabilitation de la famille impériale assassinée par des bolcheviks le . Après plusieurs demandes de réhabilitation (la première en 2005), le  la princesse a obtenu auprès du Conseil suprême de la fédération de Russie la réhabilitation de  et de sa famille.

Maria Vladimirovna Romanova, par l'intermédiaire Alexandre Zabatov, son représentant en Russie a demandé le , la réouverture de l'enquête concernant l'assassinat du dernier empereur de Russie et des membres de sa famille. Son avocat, German Loukianov, au nom de sa cliente, a déposé une plainte auprès du tribunal de Basmanny à Moscou. En 2010, Maria Vladimirovna Romanova obtient la réouverture de l'enquête close en 1998 afin de poursuivre les investigations sur les causes et les circonstances de l'assassinat de la famille impériale à Iekaterinbourg le .

Maria Vladimirovna Romanova figure également au  dans l'ordre de succession au trône britannique.

Sources

  de Henri Troyat
 Agence Novosti

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Articles connexes
 Grand-duc Vladimir Alexandrovitch de Russie (arrière-grand-père paternel agnatique)
 , duc de Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha (arrière-grand-père paternel cognatique)
 Grande-duchesse Maria Alexandrovna de Russie (arrière-grand-mère paternelle cognatique)
 Grand-duc Cyrille Vladimirovitch de Russie (grand-père paternel)
 Princesse Victoria-Mélita de Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha (grand-mère paternelle)
 Prétendant au trône

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Maison de Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov
Chevalier de l'ordre de Saint-André
Naissance en décembre 1953
Étudiant de l'université d'Oxford
Personnalité féminine russe
Récipiendaire de l'ordre de Sainte-Catherine
Présidente d'une association
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John Baird Off To Egypt To Push For Mohamed Fahmy's Release
The Canadian Press CP
OTTAWA - The fate of imprisoned Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy could be decided on Thursday when Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird arrives in Cairo.
That's the day Baird meets with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry after travelling to the tourist city of Luxor on Wednesday to meet with young Egyptians to discuss the country's future.
A Foreign Affairs news release doesn't mention Fahmy by name, but says Baird will raise "important consular issues" with his Egyptian counterpart in Cairo on Thursday.
Baird's office is treading lightly in what could be the final hours of Fahmy's controversial incarceration, in what appears to be an attempt to avoid scuttling any plans for his possible release.
"Canada has been an ardent supporter of Egypt's efforts to build a stable, inclusive, prosperous and democratic country based on respect for human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law," Baird said in a statement after he left Canada.
"This trip will be an opportunity to further advance these priorities."
Earlier this month, an Egyptian court ordered a retrial for Fahmy and his colleagues, Australian correspondent Peter Greste and Baher Mohamed, an Egyptian producer, but a date has yet to be set.
Last week, The Canadian Press reported that Fahmy's family expects him to be deported before a new trial takes place.
Fahmy's fiancee Marwa Omara told The Canadian Press in an email from Cairo that the paperwork for his deportation was under way, and that a visit by Baird could expedite the process.
Baird has previously said Canada has been working hard behind the scenes to win the release of the Al-Jazeera journalist, who is now in his 13th month in captivity.
Baird has met twice recently with his Egyptian counterpart — most recently in Bahrain — to push for the release of the 40-year-old Fahmy.
Baird has also said that he met with Egypt's ambassador to Canada in late December to discuss Fahmy's possible release.
Baird told an Ottawa radio station last month that there has been an ongoing diplomatic effort to free Fahmy, who was arrested in December 2013 along with his two colleagues.
Baird will also meet with Egyptian religious leaders to talk about freedom issues, his office said.
"Canada views Egypt as an important player in the Middle East, as we saw with its work in brokering a ceasefire last year in Gaza," Baird said in a statement.
On Friday, Baird will visit Israel, according to a report in the Jerusalem Post newspaper.
Baird's office had no comment on his onward itinerary after Egypt. But the Post report said the visit could coincide with an announcement of a joint Israeli-Canadian partnership to use Israel's Iron Dome rocket defence system for civilian purposes — the first time that military asset would have a civilian application.
The Iron Dome is used to shoot down incoming Hamas rockets from Gaza, but the Post says its underlying technology could be used in Canada for electrical "smart grid" management.
The same algorithms that allow the Iron Dome to respond to incoming missile threats can also be used monitor and control the electrical grid, the Post said.
Note to readers: This is a corrected story. An earlier version had an incomplete date for Fahmy's arrest in 2013.
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Edyta Łukaszewicz-Lisowska (ur. 16 kwietnia 1969 w Białymstoku) – polska aktorka. Ukończyła kierunek aktorski Wydziału Lalkarskiego, PWST w Warszawie. Występowała w teatrach w: Olsztynie, Białymstoku, Warszawie i Toruniu.

Filmografia
 1998: U Pana Boga za piecem
 1999: Dług
 1999: Tygrysy Europy − sprzedawczyni w sklepie z męską odzieżą
 1999: Kiler-ów 2-óch
 2000: Pierwszy milion
 2000: To ja, złodziej
 2003 Powiedz to, Gabi

Linki zewnętrzne

Absolwenci Akademii Teatralnej im. Aleksandra Zelwerowicza
Aktorki teatralne związane z Białymstokiem
Ludzie urodzeni w Białymstoku
Polskie aktorki filmowe
Polskie aktorki teatralne
Urodzeni w 1969


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For example, I want to use [email protected] for my contact form. Then I want to use [email protected] for my registration form. How can I implement this?
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			{
				PrvAddInstruction(tree);

				ok = true;
			}
			catch(CodeGeneratorError error)
			{
				errors.Add(error);

				functionsDefinitions.Limpiar();

				ok = false;
			}

			return ok;
		}

		public FunctionsDefinitions GetFunctionsDefinitions()
		{
			return functionsDefinitions;
		}

		private int PrvAddConstant(int val)
		{
			int n;

			n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.FindSymbolInt(val);

			if (n == SymbolConstantTable.NOT_FOUND)
			{
				SymbolConstant simbolo = new SymbolConstant();
				simbolo.Type = SymbolConstant.SymbolTypeEnum.SYMBOL_TYPE_CONSTANT_INT;
				simbolo.Integer = val;
				n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.AddSimbolo(simbolo);
			}

			return(n);
		}

		private int PrvAddConstant(float val)
		{
			int n;

			n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.FindSymbolFloat(val);

			if (n == SymbolConstantTable.NOT_FOUND)
			{
				SymbolConstant simbolo = new SymbolConstant();
				simbolo.Type = SymbolConstant.SymbolTypeEnum.SYMBOL_TYPE_CONSTANT_FLOAT;
				simbolo.Float = val;
				n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.AddSimbolo(simbolo);
			}

			return(n);
		}

		private int PrvAddConstant(string val)
		{
			int n;

			n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.FindSymbolString(val);

			if (n == SymbolConstantTable.NOT_FOUND)
			{
				SymbolConstant simbolo = new SymbolConstant();
				simbolo.Type = SymbolConstant.SymbolTypeEnum.SYMBOL_TYPE_CONSTANT_STRING;
				simbolo.String = val;
				n = functionsDefinitions.ConstantsTable.AddSimbolo(simbolo);
			}

			return(n);
		}

		private int PrvAddSymbol(Symbol simbolo)
		{
			int n = -1;

			return(n);
		}

		private void PrvAddInstruction(SyntTree node)
		{
			int i;

			switch(node.Type)
			{
				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_INSTRUCTION_NULL:
					instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_NULL);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_FUNCTION_DECLARATION:
				{
					Symbol functionDefinition = node.FunctionDefinitionSymbol;

					if (!functionDefinition.NativeFunction)
					{
						function = functionsDefinitions.FindFunction(functionDefinition.FullFunctionName);

						SymbolTable symbolsTable = node.GetChild(0).SymbolsTable;

						int numberOfVars = 0;

						for (i = 0; i < symbolsTable.GetSymbols(); i++)
						{
							Symbol simbolo = symbolsTable.GetSymbol(i);

							variablesTable.AddLocalVariable(simbolo.Name);

							numberOfVars++;
						}

						instructionsList = function.InstructionsList;

						for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
							PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_RETURN);

						while(numberOfVars-- != 0)
							variablesTable.RemoveLastVariable();

						instructionsList = null;
						function = null;
					}
					else
					{
						throw new CodeGeneratorError(string.Format("Invalid external function definition: {0}", functionDefinition.FullFunctionName));
					}
					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_RETURN:
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
					instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_RETURN);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_FUNCTIONS_LIST:
				{
					SymbolTable tablaSimbolos = node.GetChild(0).SymbolsTable;

					int numberOfVars = 0;

					for (i = 0; i < tablaSimbolos.GetSymbols(); i++)
					{
						Symbol symbol = tablaSimbolos.GetSymbol(i);

						switch(symbol.Type)
						{
							case Symbol.SymbolTypeEnum.SYMBOL_TYPE_VARIABLE:
							{
								VariableDefinition variable = new VariableDefinition();

								variable.Type = PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(symbol.ReturnType);
								variable.Name = symbol.Name;

								functionsDefinitions.AddVariable(variable);

								variablesTable.AddGlobalVariable(symbol.Name);

								numberOfVars++;

								break;
							}

							case Symbol.SymbolTypeEnum.SYMBOL_TYPE_FUNCTION:
							{
								if (symbol.NativeFunction == false)
								{
									Function function = new Function();

									functionsDefinitions.AddFunction(function);

									Symbol functionDefinition = symbol;

									function.Name = functionDefinition.FullFunctionName;
									function.NameShort = functionDefinition.Name;

									function.ReturnType = PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(functionDefinition.ReturnType);

									function.NumberOfVariables = functionDefinition.NumberOfVariables;

									for (int k = 0; k < functionDefinition.GetParameters(); k++)
									{
										VariableDefinition parameter = new VariableDefinition();

										parameter.Type = PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(functionDefinition.GetParameter(k).ReturnType);
										parameter.Name = functionDefinition.GetParameter(k).Name;

										function.AddParameter(parameter);
									}
								}
								break;
							}
						}
					}

					for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
					{
						if (node.GetChild(i).Type == SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_FUNCTION_DECLARATION)
							PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));
					}

					while(numberOfVars-- != 0)
						variablesTable.RemoveLastVariable();

					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_INSTRUCTIONS_LIST:
				{
					int numberOfLocalVars = variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables();

					for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

					while (variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables() != numberOfLocalVars)
						variablesTable.RemoveLastVariable();

					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_INSTRUCTION:
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
					if (node.ReturnType != null)
						if (node.ReturnType.Name != DataType.NAME_VOID)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_VARIABLE_DECLARATION:
					if (instructionsList != null)
					{
						for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
						{
							variablesTable.AddLocalVariable(node.GetChild(i).String);

							//Me fijo si tiene algun inicializador
							if (node.GetChild(i).GetChilds() != 0)
							{
								//Tiene un inicializador
								PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i).GetChild(0));
							}
							else
							{
								//No tiene inicializador
								//Genero el c�digo que inicializa la variable a los tipos de datos b�sicos
								if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
									instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_FLOAT, (short) PrvAddConstant((float) 0.0f));

								else if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
									instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_INT, (short) PrvAddConstant((long) 0));

								else if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
									instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_STRING, (short) PrvAddConstant(""));
							}

							//Genero el c�digo que va a sacar del stack el valor con el cual se inicializa la variable
							//y se lo va a asignar a la variable
							if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
								instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_FLOAT, (short) (variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables() - 1));

							else if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
								instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_INT, (short) (variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables() - 1));

							else if (node.GetChild(i).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
								instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_STRING, (short) (variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables() - 1));

							else
								instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_OBJ, (short) (variablesTable.GetNumberOfLocalVariables() - 1));
						}
					}
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_FUNCTION_CALL:
				{
					for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

					int functionIndex = functionsDefinitions.FindFunctionIndex(node.String);

					if (functionIndex != -1)
					{
                        instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_CALL_FUNCTION, (short) functionIndex);
					}
					else
					{
                        functionIndex = PrvAddConstant(node.String);

						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_CALL_GLOBAL_FUNCTION, (short) functionIndex);
					}
					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_SYMBOLS_TABLE:
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_VARIABLE:
				{
					int variableIndex = variablesTable.FindVariable(node.String);

					if (variablesTable.GetVariableLocation(variableIndex) == VariablesTable.VariableLocationEnum.LOCATION_LOCAL)
					{
						variableIndex = variablesTable.GetVariablePosition(variableIndex);

						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_VAR_FLOAT, (short) variableIndex);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_VAR_INT, (short) variableIndex);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_VAR_STRING, (short) variableIndex);
					}
					else
					{
						variableIndex = PrvAddConstant(node.String);

						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_GLOBAL_VAR_FLOAT, (short) variableIndex);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_GLOBAL_VAR_INT, (short) variableIndex);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_GLOBAL_VAR_STRING, (short) variableIndex);
					}

					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_IDENTIFIER:
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_CONSTANT:
					if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_STRING, (short) PrvAddConstant((string) node.String));
					else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_FLOAT, (short) PrvAddConstant((float) node.Float));
					else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_PUSH_INT, (short) PrvAddConstant((int) node.Integer));
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_CONVERSION:
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));

					if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_INT_TO_FLOAT);
					else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_FLOAT_TO_INT);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_ASSIGNATION:
					//Agrego las instrucciones del lado derecho que dejan en el stack el valor a asignar
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));
					instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_DUP);

					//Asgino el valor del stack a la variable segun corresponda..
					switch(node.GetChild(0).Type)
					{
						case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_VARIABLE:
						{
							int variableIndex = variablesTable.FindVariable(node.GetChild(0).String);

							switch(variablesTable.GetVariableLocation(variableIndex))
							{
								case VariablesTable.VariableLocationEnum.LOCATION_LOCAL:
									variableIndex = variablesTable.GetVariablePosition(variableIndex);

									switch(PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(0).ReturnType).Type)
									{
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_INT:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_INT, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_FLOAT:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_FLOAT, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_STRING:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_VAR_STRING, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
									}

									break;

								case VariablesTable.VariableLocationEnum.LOCATION_GLOBAL:
									variableIndex = PrvAddConstant(node.GetChild(0).String);

									switch(PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(0).ReturnType).Type)
									{
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_INT:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_GLOBAL_VAR_INT, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_FLOAT:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_GLOBAL_VAR_FLOAT, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
										case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_STRING:
											instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP_GLOBAL_VAR_STRING, (short) variableIndex);
											break;
									}

									break;
							}
							break;
						}
					}
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_COMPARISON_EQUAL:
					//Agrego las instrucciones del lado derecho que dejan en el stack el valor a comparar
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));
					//Agrego las instrucciones del lado izquierdo que dejan en el stack el valor a comparar
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));

					//Agrego la instrucci�n de comparaci�n que corresponda
    				switch(PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(0).ReturnType).Type)
    				{
    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_INT:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_INT);
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_ISZERO_INT);
    						break;

    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_FLOAT:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_FLOAT);
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_FLOAT_TO_INT);
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_ISZERO_INT);
    						break;

    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_STRING:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_COMPARE_STRING);
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_ISZERO_INT);
    						break;
    				}
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_COMPARISON_NOT_EQUAL:
					//Agrego las instrucciones del lado derecho que dejan en el stack el valor a comparar
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));
					//Agrego las instrucciones del lado izquierdo que dejan en el stack el valor a comparar
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));

					//Agrego la instrucci�n de comparaci�n que corresponda
    				switch(PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(0).ReturnType).Type)
    				{
    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_INT:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_INT);
    						break;

    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_FLOAT:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_FLOAT);
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_FLOAT_TO_INT);
    						break;

    					case DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_STRING:
    						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_COMPARE_STRING);
    						break;
    				}
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_ADDITION:
					if (node.GetChild(1).Type == SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_CONSTANT &&
						node.GetChild(1).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT &&
						node.GetChild(1).Integer == 1)
					{
						//Uso el operador de incremento de int en 1
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_INC_INT);
					}
					else
					{
						//Uso la suma normal
						for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
							PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_ADD_FLOAT);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_ADD_INT);
						else if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_STRING)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_CONCAT_STRING);
					}

					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_SUBTRACT:
					if (node.GetChild(1).Type == SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_CONSTANT &&
						node.GetChild(1).ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT &&
						node.GetChild(1).Integer == 1)
					{
						//Uso el operador de decremento de int en 1
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_DEC_INT);
					}
					else
					{
						//Uso la resta normal
						for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
							PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_FLOAT);
						else
							if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
							instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_SUB_INT);
					}
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_MULTIPLICATION:
					for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

					if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_MULT_FLOAT);
					else
						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_MULT_INT);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_OP_DIVISION:
					for (i = 0; i < node.GetChilds(); i++)
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(i));

					if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_FLOAT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_DIV_FLOAT);
					else
						if (node.ReturnType.Name == DataType.NAME_INT)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_DIV_INT);
					break;

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_IF:
				{
					//Agrego las instrucciones que ejecutan la condicion
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
					//Agrego el salto segun la condicion
					int instrucionIfIndex = instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP_IF_ZERO, 0);
					//Agrego las instrucciones que se ejecutan cuando la condicion se cumple
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));

					int instructionElseIndex = 0;

					if (node.GetChilds() == 3)
						instructionElseIndex = instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP, 0);

					int instructionIndex = instructionsList.GetInstructions();

					//Actualizo la instruccion de salto cuando la condici�n no se cumple
					instructionsList.SetParameter(instrucionIfIndex, (short) (instructionIndex - instrucionIfIndex - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER));

					if (node.GetChilds() == 3)
					{
						//Agrego las instrucciones que se ejecutan cuando la condicion no se cumple
						PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(2));

						instructionIndex = instructionsList.GetInstructions();

						instructionsList.SetParameter(instructionElseIndex, (short) (instructionIndex - instructionElseIndex - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER));
					}

					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_WHILE:
				{
					int nInstCondicion = instructionsList.GetInstructions();

					//Agrego las instrucciones que ejecutan la condicion
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
					//Agrego el salto segun la condicion
					int nInstruccionSaltoNoCumple = instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP_IF_ZERO, (short) 0);
					//Agrego las instrucciones que se ejecutan cuando la condicion se cumple
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));

					//Agrego la instruccion que salta hacia donde se evalua el ciclo
					int nInstFinCiclo = instructionsList.GetInstructions();
					int Salto = nInstCondicion - nInstFinCiclo - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER;
					instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP, (short) Salto);

					int nInstruccion = instructionsList.GetInstructions();

					//Actualizo la instruccion de salto cuando la condici�n no se cumple
					instructionsList.SetParameter(nInstruccionSaltoNoCumple, (short) (nInstruccion - nInstruccionSaltoNoCumple - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER));
					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_FOR:
				{
					//Agrego las instrucciones que inicializan la condici�n el ciclo
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(0));
					if (PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(0).ReturnType).Type != DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_VOID)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP);

					//Agrego las instrucciones que evaluan la condici�n del ciclo
					int nInstCondicion = instructionsList.GetInstructions();
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(1));

					//Agrego el salto segun el resultado de la condicion
					int nInstCondicionSalto = instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP_IF_ZERO, 0);

					//Agrego las instrucciones que se ejecutan cuando la condicion se cumple
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(3));

					//Agrego las instrucciones que incrementar en contador del ciclo
					PrvAddInstruction(node.GetChild(2));
					if (PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(node.GetChild(2).ReturnType).Type != DataType.DataTypeEnum.TYPE_VOID)
						instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_STACK_POP);

					//Agrego la instruccion que salta hacia donde se evalua el ciclo
					int nInstFinCiclo = instructionsList.GetInstructions();
					int Salto = nInstCondicion - nInstFinCiclo - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER;
					instructionsList.AddInstruction(InstructionsList.InstructionsEnum.INST_JUMP, (short) Salto);

					//Actualizo la instruccion de salto a fin de ciclo donde se evalua la condicion
					nInstFinCiclo = instructionsList.GetInstructions();
					Salto = nInstFinCiclo - nInstCondicionSalto - InstructionsList.LEN_INSTRUCTION - InstructionsList.LEN_PARAMETER;
					instructionsList.SetParameter(nInstCondicionSalto, (short) Salto);
					break;
				}

				case SyntTree.SyntTypeEnum.SYNT_NONE:
					break;
			}
		}

		DataType PrvTranslateSymbolToDataType(Symbol simbolo)
		{
			DataType Tipo = new DataType();

			if (simbolo != null)
			{
				string nombre = simbolo.Name;

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Produce vs Produce | Learn English Heteronyms
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Our new teacher Fiona will teach the English heteronyms produce vs produce. These words look and sound similar but have different meanings. Fiona will help you practice English listening and pronunciation of this English vocabulary.
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1:23 What are Heteronyms?
1:44 Produce /prəˈdʒuːs/ (verb)
2:15 Produce /ˈprɒdʒ.uːs/ (noun)
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Gökay Akbulut (* 16. November 1982 in Pınarbaşı, Türkei) ist eine deutsche Politikerin und Sozialwissenschaftlerin. Sie ist seit 2017 Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages für die Partei Die Linke.

Leben und Beruf
Akbulut wurde 1982 in Pınarbaşı in der Türkei geboren, wo sie ab 1988 in die Grundschule ging, ehe ihre Eltern 1990 aus wirtschaftlichen und politischen Gründen das Land verließen und in Deutschland Asyl beantragten. Die Familie lebte dann etwa ein halbes Jahr in einer Flüchtlingsunterkunft und danach in der Nähe von Uelzen, bis sie nach Hamburg zogen. Nach ihrem Abitur im Jahr 2003 am Gymnasium Hamm (heute: Louise-Weiss-Gymnasium) in Hamburg studierte Akbulut Politikwissenschaft, Soziologie und Öffentliches Recht an der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg und schloss 2008 mit einem Magister (M.A.) ab. Ebenfalls absolvierte sie ein Auslandssemester an der Concordia University in Montreal in Kanada. Sie absolvierte Praktika bei den Vereinten Nationen in New York und in den Büros der Bundestagsabgeordneten Alexander Ulrich und Heike Hänsel. Auch war sie als Kellnerin und Call-Center-Mitarbeiterin tätig. Später arbeitete sie vom 2010 bis 2011 als Dozentin im Bildungsbereich mit benachteiligten Jugendlichen sowie Neuzugewanderten. Von 2012 bis 2016 war sie als freiberufliche Dozentin an der Mannheimer Abendakademie und Volkshochschule GmbH in Mannheim tätig. Von 2011 bis 2015 war sie Projektmitarbeiterin beim ESF-Projekt Übergang Schule Beruf für SchülerInnen mit Migrationshintergrund bei der Jugendagentur eG Heidelberg. Von 2016 bis 2017 arbeitete sie als Referentin für Migration und Bildung bei der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart.

Politische Tätigkeiten
Während ihrer Studienzeit engagierte sie sich beim Verband der Studierenden aus Kurdistan (YXK) und später bei Civaka Azad, dem kurdischen Zentrum für Öffentlichkeitsarbeit.

Akbulut ist seit 2006 Mitglied der Partei Die Linke. Seit 2012 ist sie Teil der Linken in Mannheim, davon vier Jahre im Vorstand des dortigen Kreisverbandes. In der Zeit von Mai 2014 bis Juni 2018 vertrat sie Die Linke im Mannheimer Gemeinderat unter anderem im Ausschuss für Sicherheit und Ordnung, im Ausschuss für Bildung und Gesundheit und im Integrationsausschuss. Dabei war sie Integrations- und Migrationspolitische Sprecherin ihrer Fraktion. Zudem war sie Mitglied im Landesvorstand der Die Linke Baden-Württemberg und engagiert sich in der LAG Migration und Antirassismus, Frauenpolitik und Bildung.

Bei der Landtagswahl in Baden-Württemberg 2016 war sie Spitzenkandidatin ihrer Partei und trat im Wahlkreis Mannheim I an. Die Linke verfehlte jedoch die Fünf-Prozent-Hürde.

Zur Bundestagswahl 2017 kandidierte Akbulut erstmals und wurde vom Landesverband auf Platz drei der Landesliste in Baden-Württemberg gewählt. Im September 2017 zog Akbulut als Nachfolgerin von Michael Schlecht in den 19. Deutschen Bundestag ein. Dort vertrat sie als eine von sechs linken Bundestagsabgeordneten aus Baden-Württemberg ihren Wahlkreis Mannheim. Akbulut war integrations- und migrationspolitische Sprecherin der Linksfraktion. Sie war ordentliches Mitglied im Ausschuss für Recht und Verbraucherschutz und im Unterausschuss Europarecht. Des Weiteren nahm sie das Amt einer Schriftführerin wahr. Akbulut war außerdem stellvertretendes Mitglied im Ausschuss für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend, im Ausschuss für Inneres und Heimat und im Wahlausschuss. Sie war stellvertretendes Mitglied der Parlamentarischen Versammlung des Europarates.

Bei der Bundestagswahl 2021 erreichte sie im Bundestagswahlkreis Mannheim 4,8% der Erststimmen und verpasste damit das Direktmandat. Jedoch zog sie über den zweiten Platz der Landesliste ihrer Partei erneut in den Deutschen Bundestag ein. In dieser Legislatur ist sie Obfrau im Familienausschuss und im Unterausschuss Bürgerschaftliches Engagement. Zudem ist sie stellvertretendes Mitglied im Ausschuss für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft und in der Kinderkommission. Akbulut ist außerdem stellvertretende Vorsitzende der Deutsch-Südkaukasischen Parlamentariergruppe sowie der Deutsch-Türkischen Parlamentariergruppe.

Politische Positionen
2017 wurde die Beobachtung Akbuluts durch den Verfassungsschutz wegen ihres Engagements in der kurdischen Bewegung bekannt. Ihr wird vorgeworfen, Kontakte zu kurdischen Vereinen zu unterhalten, die der Terrororganisation PKK nahe stehen. Nach eigenen Angaben geht Akbulut juristisch gegen die bereits 2007 begonnene Beobachtung vor und erhält Unterstützung von der Linksfraktion im Bundestag sowie ihrer Partei Die Linke Baden-Württemberg.

In der Diskussion um die Ratifizierung des UN-Migrationspakts 2018 der Bundesregierung führte Akbulut in der eigenen Fraktion einen Streit an, der die gegensätzlichen Positionen innerhalb der Linksfraktion aufwirft. Mit einem Antrag für die Ratifizierung des Pakts und damit gegen die Position der Fraktionsvorsitzenden Sahra Wagenknecht sorgte sie für Aufmerksamkeit.

Akbulut unterstützt die Schwesterpartei der Linken, die erdogankritische HDP, in der Türkei und forderte die Freilassung inhaftierter HDP-Politiker. Dafür erhielt sie sowohl im Juli 2020 als auch im Februar 2021 Morddrohungen.

Mitgliedschaften
Akbulut ist unter anderem Mitglied der GEW, dem Verein Mehr Demokratie, der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung und von attac. Außerdem engagiert sie sich als Vorstandsmitglied bei Mannheim sagt JA (Flüchtlingshilfe), dem Netzwerk kurdischer Akademiker sowie bei Cevi, dem kurdischen Frauennetzwerk. Sie engagiert sich beim Bündnis für Demokratie und Toleranz – gegen Extremismus und Gewalt.

Privates
Akbulut ist ledig und hat zwei Brüder. Sie ist kurdische Alevitin.

Weblinks

 Website von Gökay Akbulut

Einzelnachweise

Bundestagsabgeordneter (Baden-Württemberg)
Die-Linke-Mitglied
Politiker (21. Jahrhundert)
Politiker (Mannheim)
Deutscher
Geboren 1982
Frau