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Horse Heroes: Ziggy
Ziggy has never been a straightforward horse, but he's always been a fancy mover. Owner Rachel Jurgens remembers that even when she got him off the track, he was easy to ride on the flat at home. But away from home, the issues started to show up: as an event horse, his dressage scores were never impressive because he would get so stressed. Now, at age 25, Ziggy is shining in a second career competing in Grand Prix level dressage with rider Rachel King – though, on occasion, the former five-star event horse can still be inclined to blow his top in an otherwise good test.
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Jun 20, 2021 Editorial
Olympic Memories with Gina Miles
"My whole journey has been a series of interconnected circles," says Gina Miles.
The central compass point of those circles has been the Olympics. The Games are what set the Californian on her path, and where she reached her pinnacle - the individual silver medal in Hong Kong in 2008.
Gina, now 47, was 10 when the Olympics came to Los Angeles in 1984.
Crossing Oceans with U.S. Olympian Tiana Coudray
Plenty of event riders have chosen to cross oceans and base themselves thousands of miles away from "home" in pursuit of their career dreams - look at the likes of New Zealanders Sir Mark Todd and Andrew Nicholson, and now Tim and Jonelle Price, while Andrew Hoy, Clayton Fredericks and of course Boyd Martin and Phillip Dutton have set sail from Australian shores. Not many American riders do it, though, probably because the sport is big enough and competitive enough in the U.S. not to make it necessary.
Horse Heroes: Nereo
"He looks as grey as I am," jokes Andrew Nicholson. Nereo's long, chestnut face may show signs of age, with greying circles around his wise eyes, but he still slopes out to the field every day with that unmistakably rangey, athlete's stride. It is four years almost exactly since he won Badminton, giving Nicholson virtually the only major prize in eventing that had hitherto eluded him. He was retired from the sport a year later, in 2018, at Badminton after yet another superlative cross-country round.
Feeling Fit with Will Faudree
"I'd love to be fitter, but I don't have the time."
So say all of us. We know that the physically fitter we are, the better we ride - and the better our horses perform, but actually getting on and doing the exercise necessary rarely happens. Life is busy, and there are many demands on our time - particularly work, of course, be that in the saddle or behind a desk - and exercise often gets put to the bottom of the priority queue.
May 21, 2021 Editorial
Horse Heroes: Cool Mountain
How many CCI5* winners and double World Equestrian Games medalists end up teaching an un-horsey teenager to ride? It wouldn't be a long list, and in fact, there may only be one - Cool Mountain.
It's been 11 years since the son of Primitive Rising made two successful trips across the Atlantic to Kentucky, once to win the CCI5* and, a few months later, to take team gold and individual silver medals at the World Equestrian Games with William Fox-Pitt (GBR). Yet "Ollie," as Cool Mountain is known at home, is still in work at Fox-Pitt's Dorset yard and a treasured member of the community there.
Mar 25, 2020 Editorial
Mellisa Warden: Making the Most of a Difficult Situation
In July 2019, while visiting my military husband in Germany, I hit a trolley line on a bike and went flying which broke my ankle and dislocated my foot. I was rushed to surgery and while being wheeled back, I was given a 50 percent chance of losing my foot. I spent two weeks in the hospital with an external fixator, then was pinned together, but the post-trauma damage has been exceptional.
Will Faudree Finds the Silver Lining
On a recent conference call with my fellow Carolina International committee members, we were discussing the aftermath of our gutting cancelation. I asked Lefreda Williams if there was this much hysteria and fear during the Flu epidemic of 1918, to which she replied in true Lefreda form, followed by a light moment and some laughter. Which we all needed.
Bridging the Gap: Don't Forget To Have Fun
Usually at the beginning of the year I'm pretty excited about getting back out in competitions on my horses. This year was no different, with the notable exception that I was shuffling around my upper level horses and starting out only on the lower level ones. I was still eager to get back into competing and continuing to improve.
Creating Your Own Bravery
One day Denny and I were talking, I can't quite remember what started the conversation, but I said I do not think of myself as being that brave. He looked at me like I was nuts, I think he even said, but you went advanced! My response was that I am brave enough, but I am not crazy brave
Aug 16, 2016 Editorial
Bridging the Gap: Be Relentless
My dad used to say when I was growing up that if you looked up the word relentless in the dictionary there would be a picture of me next to it. I think at the time he meant my relentlessness in constantly asking for a horse (and everything else that went along with it), but over time I've begun to realize just how much of this personality trait is needed in eventing.


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Das Konzentrationslager Ahrensbök (meist als KZ Ahrensbök bezeichnet) war ein frühes ("wildes") Konzentrationslager in Ahrensbök in Schleswig-Holstein von Oktober 1933 bis Mai 1934.

Bei den Inhaftierten handelte es sich meist um NS-Gegner – größtenteils Kommunisten, Sozialdemokraten, Gewerkschafter – und andere dem Nationalsozialismus Missliebige.

Geschichte
Nach der "Machtergreifung" der NSDAP wurden durch den Leiter der NSDAP in Eutin Johann Heinrich Böhmcker willkürliche Verhaftungen vorgenommen. Die Inhaftierten wurden zunächst im Gefängnis in Eutin (KZ Eutin) festgehalten.

Ab dem 3. Oktober 1933 wurden die Inhaftierten in Holstendorf bei Ahrensbök in dem Gebäude einer ehemaligen Fabrik untergebracht. Insgesamt wurden im KZ Ahrensbök 300 Häftlinge gefangengehalten – durchschnittlich 50 bis 60 Menschen gleichzeitig. Die Häftlinge wurden u. a. beim Straßenbau eingesetzt. Tote gab es nicht. Nach den Aussagen ehemaliger Häftlinge in Nachkriegsprozessen wurden sie brutal geschlagen, misshandelt und öffentlich gedemütigt.

Im Dezember 1933 erfolgte der Umzug der Häftlinge in ein leerstehendes Schuhgeschäft im Zentrum von Ahrensbök (Plöner Straße), das auch als "Schutzhaftlager Ahrensbök" bezeichnet wird.

Das KZ Ahrensbök wurde am 9. Mai 1934 aufgelöst (und in dem Gebäude anschließend eine Schule eingerichtet).

Gedenken
In dem Gebäude des "wilden" KZ Ahrensbök befindet sich heute die Gedenkstätte Ahrensbök, die an dieses erinnert und es dokumentiert.
In fünf Dauerausstellungen wird in Bildern und Texten gezeigt, dass Terror und Kriegsfolgen zwischen 1933 und 1945 nicht nur in fernen Orten stattfanden. Auch in Gemeinden wie Ahrensbök und in Regionen wie dem Landesteil Lübeck des Freistaats Oldenburg – später: Ostholstein in Schleswig-Holstein – regierte der nationalsozialistische Terror.

Literatur
 Bürgerstiftung Schleswig-Holsteinische Gedenkstätten (Hrsg.): Gedenkstätten und Erinnerungsorte zur Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus in Schleswig-Holstein, Husum 2020, S. 24–27
 Jörg Wollenberg: Ahrensbök – eine Kleinstadt im Nationalsozialismus. Konzentrationslager – Zwangsarbeit – Todesmarsch. Edition Temmen: Bremen o. J.
 Jörg Wollenberg: Das Konzentrationslager Ahrensbök-Holstendorf im oldenburgischen Landesteil Lübeck – in: Wolfgang Benz, Barbara Distel: Terror ohne System – Die ersten Konzentrationslager im Nationalsozialismus 1933–1935, Berlin 2001
 Jörg Wollenberg: Unsere Schule war ein KZ. Dokumente zu Arbeitsdienst, Konzentrationslager und Schule in Ahrensbök von 1930–1945. Bremen 2001, ISBN 3-86108-783-9.
 Norbert Fick, Jörg Wollenberg: Ahrensbök. Eine Kleinstadt im Nationalsozialismus. Konzentrationslager – Zwangsarbeit – Todesmarsch und Jörg Wollenberg: Unsere Schule war ein KZ; In: Jahrbuch für Heimatkunde 2004, Eutin (S. 199–200)
 Jörg Wollenberg: Das Konzentrationslager Ahrensbök-Holstendorf, In: Jahrbuch für Heimatkunde 2001, Eutin (S. 144–170)
 Jörg Wollenberg – Spurensuche von Ahrensbök nach Auschwitz und zurück. Die andere Erinnerung und die Grenzen der Wahrheitsfindung – in: Jahrbuch für Heimatkunde (Heimatverband Eutin), Eutin 2007 (Seite 257–298)
 Manfred Bannow-Lindtke (Hg.: Stadt Bad Schwartau) – Bad Schwartau unter dem Hakenkreuz 1929–1945 (Ausstellungsführer), Bad Schwartau 1993  (Kapitel "13. Das Konzentrationslager Eutin")
 Wilhelm Wulf – Die Flachsröste in Holstendorf und ihre Geschichte; in: Jahrbuch für Heimatkunde – Eutin (Heimatverband Eutin, Eutin 1980 (Seiten 122–124))

Weblinks
 http://www.gedenkstaetteahrensboek.de/ (siehe "Wildes KZ")
 http://denktag2006.denktag-archiv.de/Das-Ahrensboeker-KZ.1203.0.html

Einzelnachweise

Ahrensbok
Bauwerk in Ahrensbök
Schleswig-holsteinische Geschichte (20. Jahrhundert)
Geschichte (Kreis Ostholstein)

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Starting February 10th, YouTube's new video service will premiere three films and "Scare PewDiePie," a reality-adventure series starring YouTube's popular Swedish game vlogger. These will only be available to subscribers of YouTube Red, which provides ad-free viewing of all the site's content and unlimited access to YouTube Music.
The three movies are "A Trip to Unicorn Island", a documentary about Lilly Singh (aka Superwoman) on her global tour; "Dance Camp", a musical teen drama from AwesomenessTV and "Lazer Team", a sci-fi action-comedy from Rooster Teeth and Fullscreen Films.
YouTube is hoping this will help sway some of its billion-plus monthly users (accustomed to watching free videos for more than a decade) to pay for YouTube Red.
I won't be subscribing to YouTube Red, but I'm sure they will make a killing off it nonetheless!

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Strictly Come Dancing week 2: Crazy V gets her groove back
This is totally unrelated to Strictly Come Dancing, but, crikey, I dislike Rylan from X Factor. He is an embarrassment to... well, everything: men, people named Rylan, humankind, Essex, England, Britain, Europe, Western culture, and on and on. He sings only slightly better than a discarded can of Fosters and couldn't even manage to pronounce the word "oppa" in "Gangnam Style." He said "wahpa," as if affecting an astonishingly insulting Korean accent.
That routine he did last Saturday was, admittedly, amusing. But everything that was good about it had absolutely nothing to do with Rylan. People who voted for Rylan were, in fact, voting for the imagination of Brian Friedman, the X Factor choreographer. If someone wants to start a show called Mental Dance Routines From the Imagination of Brian Friedman (a), I will watch it happily. But Rylan –– a hyper-camp version of General Zod –– is a disgrace. I cannot stand him.
All this, of course, simply serves to strengthen my love for Strictly Come Dancing. Both Saturday-night programmes are ridiculous, but Strictly is ridiculously fun. It is the very definition of kiki, which is a word I had to look up after the Scissor Sisters performed "Let's Have a Kiki" on the Sunday results show.
And to my mind the bringer of the most kiki this weekend was again Lisa Riley. Jenn and I are waiting for the moment when her dance partner, Robin, works motorboating into a dance routine. Until then, here's a look at all the fun of week 2, starting with the exiting couple first.
Johnny Ball and Iveta Lukosiute –– Waltz –– 20
In my "Chris becomes famous enough to be on Strictly" fantasy one of my biggest fears is that I would be the first to go. It is an ignominious claim to fame and I feel badly for whoever suffers it, even when, as in Johnny's case, it is deserved. Johnny was never going to last long in the competition. I am more sad at the fact this means seeing less of Iveta, who was starting to grow on me. I liked how relentlessly positive she was about her dance partner. Brought in to cover for an injured Aliona, she had to know she was never going to be anything more than a fiddler on the Titanic, but she did so with aplomb.
Michael Vaughan and Natalie Lowe –– Jive –– 15
Maybe I'm being too kind or perhaps it's that I was trying to fix dinner during this specific performance, but I really didn't think it was all that bad. It's week two, yo. They can't all be Denise van Outen. True, the dance wasn't good, and I found it a bit lazy that the costumes were exactly the same as when Natalie and Scott Maslen danced a Footloose routine in the second week of the eighth season. Did you not think I would notice this, BBC costumers? This show is my life.
Don't judge me.
But in terms of the dance, I'm not sure I agree with the comment I read somewhere that the dance was a "cross between The Shining and The Wurzels." It wasn't good, but it wasn't as awful as it could have been. But what do I know? According to Zoe Ball, it was the lowest scoring jive in Strictly history.
Nicky Byrne and Karen Hauer –– Cha cha –– 17
There was a point in the dance when Karen was shimmying toward the camera with her face showing the grim determination of someone on a bayonet charge.
"Yeesh, look at Karen," I said to Jenn. "She looks as if she has no idea what she's doing and is just hoping no one notices."
Turns out, this is exactly what she was doing. Because Nicky had gone rogue. He was doing his own thing, man, running free on the dance floor, unhindered by such constraints as timing or footwork or musicality.
He had missed the count-in from the beginning of the song, so spent much of the dance just making stuff up. I would admire Nicky greatly if this were his overall response to adversity: when in trouble, boogie. You can imagine him in an elevator in a high-rise building. The cable snaps, the car begins to plummet, and Nicky decides the only thing he can do is bust a move.
"Thank God you were doing the running man as you went down, Mr. Byrne. You jumped at just the right time and it ended up saving your life."
Jerry Hall and Anton du Beke –– Waltz –– 18
Honey badger don't care. Honey badger does a foxtrot and doesn't break a sweat. Honey badger has seen and done things you can't even imagine, sweetie. Go on, think of something. Anything within the realms of physical possibility. Nope, honey badger's done that. Honey badger did it upside down. Remember when you were watching X Factor and Brian Friedman told Rylan, "Then you'll be followed on stage by 10 fashionista pandas," and you thought: "Is this real life?" It is. And honey badger does stuff like that when she has breakfast. So doing the foxtrot, well, honey badger can take it or leave it.
And by that standard I thought it was not too bad. Jerry "Honey Badger" Hall definitely performs better on the slow dances. But I'll admit I find it impossible not to be biased in her favour because of her Texas accent.
On a side note, if Craig Revel Horwood ever again attempts a Texas accent I will start sending him my poops in the mail.
Richard Arnold and Erin Boag –– Cha cha –– 19
The normally tolerable Strictly Come Dancing Band had some really weak moments this week, and the version of "Love Shack" offered up for this dance was one of them. The Guardian's Strictly blog loves to complain about the band, but I think one needs to be fair about the challenges presented by having to perform songs of all different styles within strict perimeters of time and tempo. Every member of the band is wearing an earpiece that has a soulless electronic bleep piped through it to ensure the song is exactly at the tempo the dancers have rehearsed. It's hard to really put a lot of musical expression into such a situation, and usually the band perform admirably and sometimes quite well. But sometimes. Oof.
The dude singing Fred Schneider's part for "Love Shack" was just oof. Nothing but oof. So if Richard and Erin were good or bad I didn't really notice. In the dance off, he seemed half interested and messed up a good deal of the footwork. I think he may be better at coming up with lines ("More Darcey, less Bussell") than dance moves.
Sid Owen and Ola Jordan –– Salsa –– 22
Come on, Ola chops!
Professional wrestler Chris Jericho (himself a previous performer on Strictly's U.S. version, Dancing With the Stars) used to do a move designed to get heat from the crowd in which he would knock down an opponent and arrogantly pin him by simply placing one foot on his chest. As he did this, he would flex and grin at the crowd, shouting: "Come on, baby!"
The face Jericho made when doing this was the exact same face Sid was using whilst dancing the salsa on Saturday night, which made me love him just a little bit. Sid was owning that dance. Not so much in terms of style and technique, mind, but most definitely in enthusiasm. No one –– ever –– has been so keen to do a bit of the spinny-spinny with Mrs. Jordan. My opinion of Sid is changing; I think I'm starting to like him.
Fern Britton and Artem Chigvintsev –– Viennese waltz –– 24
It's rare the Viennese waltz really does anything for me. There are times when it really works, when you sit and watch a performance and think: "Wow, that was beautiful. It was art in movement."
But the majority of the time my reaction is something along the lines of: "Meh. This is a good time to get up and go get some more port."
This Viennese waltz fell into the majority category. Meh.
Colin Salmon and Kristina Rihanoff –– Viennese waltz –– 24
"Have Kristina's breasts always been that large?" asked Jenn. "Were they that big last year?"
"I think so," I said. "We just had a smaller television."
"Wow. There's so much boob."
"Indeed. I like Colin's tie, though."
"I can't pay attention to it. All I can see is boob."
"I doubt they're real."
"For her sake I'd hope not. She'd have to eat 5,000 calories a day to maintain them. How does she walk?"
Lisa Riley and Robin Windsor –– Viennese waltz –– 25
It was not a Viennese waltz that I thought was beautiful, but it was rare in that I liked it. I like Lisa's facial expressions all through the dance: that of someone who's really enjoying it. She looks so happy, so genuinely delighted to be twirling around with big camp Robin that one can't help but love her. She managed to make a "meh" dance a little bit less meh.
Victoria Pendleton and Brendan Cole –– Foxtrot –– 26
Admit it: you were watching Crazy V thinking: "Just hold it together. Come on, Crazy V; don't crack." And with each tiny wobble –– her teetering on high heels or looking just a little confused or failing to place her arm correctly when going into hold –– you took in a sharp breath hoping it wouldn't set off a rapid unravelling that inevitably ended with Crazy V tearing out her own hair and eating Brendan's ear live on television. OK, maybe only I was thinking that. I want so much for Crazy V to do well, to be awesome, that it's sometimes hard to watch. I am dreaming of a Jade Johnson-like transformation.
In 2009, Johnson was on the show with Ian Waite as her partner. She started out poorly, unsteady on heels, but soon became the Lioness, flashing her powerful sexy legs and inducing all kinds of fantasies that would probably remind Jerry Hall of her teenage years.
This is what I dream for Crazy V. I feel that, like Jade, she can overcome weaknesses through her endurance. I really think she can be good. She's not yet, but at least this week she was better.
Kimberley Walsh and Pasha Kovalev –– Foxtrot –– 26
What dance was Len watching? Thanks to quality song choice, the routine had a beautiful melancholy that almost had me getting teary eyed (I had, admittedly, by that time consumed a bottle of wine). For a second-week dance you couldn't really ask for more. But for reasons completely beyond anyone's comprehension Len decided to take a big poo-poo all over it and criticise everything. I actually booed the television (again, that's probably the wine).
My only guess is that it was some sort of cunning ploy by Len to ensure Kimberley stays in the competition. By drawing attention to her he won her sympathy and, by extension, votes. Perhaps he sensed there were many people like me who have a tendency to forget Nimble Kimble is even part of the show. Or he completely lost his mind. Kimberley and Pasha's was easily the best foxtrot of the evening and was arguably the second best of all the performances.
Dani Harmer and Vincent Simone –– Salsa –– 27
I think I mentioned before that Dani strikes me as a strange sort of person who looks to have been comprised of different bits. Like a Frankenstein's monster, but far more charming, she has been pieced together with arms, legs, torso and head each from different individuals. Taking this into account, one couldn't help but be impressed by her ability to move all those bits around more or less in time in Saturday's dance. Though, it was perhaps a bit worrying to see her doing all those flippy salsa moves, for fear a foot or arm might come loose and go sailing into the studio audience.
If we accept her as a person who has not been sewn together, however, I agree with the judges that there were points in the routine that lacked fluidity. Also, I was baffled by that one move in which Vincent flung her over his shoulder, then just sort of dropped her to the ground like a trawler fisherman emptying a catch onto his boat's deck.
Louis Smith and Flavia Cacace –– Viennese waltz –– 30
First of all, I liked that dance, yo, and I thought Louis' pointing to his face at the end and grinning, as proof of his ability to smile, was a tiny moment of brilliance. Secondly, the judges complained that they saw little connection between Louis and Flavia, but can you imagine anyone having an emotional connection with Flavia? She doesn't have a personality, she has abs. It took several years of my watching Strictly before I even realised Flavia could speak English, that she is, in fact, an English girl for all intents and purposes, having been raised in Surrey from the age of 4 and speaking with an English accent.
So, give the boy some credit. Also, I kind of like his too-cool-for-school look. Ever since Jenn pointed out he looks a tiny bit like Prince, I like to imagine Louis as akin to the tiny purple sex alien. Indeed, perhaps that look of concentration is a deliberate attempt to prevent a connection with Flavia. He is so sexay that if he weren't controlling his natural aura Flavia would be writhing around on the floor, and Jerry Hall would be leaning over to Elizabeth Jagger, saying: "That reminds me of when you were conceived. Of course, in that case the audience was naked. And there were more of them. And there were monkeys involved. And 78 gallons of baby oil. And we were listening to Sade. I don't mean we were listening to a record, honey –– she was there, on a horse. Also naked, obviously. Well, not the horse. It was wrapped in velvet..."
Denise van Outen and James Jordan –– Jive –– 32
According to the Daily Mail, which I suspect may be slightly less reliable than my own imagination, Strictly Come Dancing fans are upset that Denise is a good dancer. This is a claim proven by exactly two tweets, one of which is attributed to an unnamed source the other of which appears to be more observation than criticism. The claim of viewer anger over Denise's dancing ability is then contradicted below the story by several comments expressing support for the West End star. Yes, Denise is a better dancer than, say, Johnny Ball, or Michael Vaughan, but why is that a bad thing? It's a show about dancing. What's wrong with having someone who dances well on a show where the point is to dance well?
Denise and James kicked booty, yo, and were probably under marked because the judges didn't want to go throwing down 9s in the second week. You have to think James is in a constant state of joy because he has now a partner who may finally be able to earn him the coveted glitterball trophy.
Sid Owen's girlfriend is 16 years younger than him. I like him even more
If you don't love Darcey Bussell you have no soul.
Tess is going for odd dresses so far this season. Many of them have a look as if she showed up wearing a typical Cardiff slag's frock and someone in viewing standards insisted that she be covered up with a bit of mesh.
Hooray the return of Claudia Winkleman. I love her so hard.
I'm still putting Kimberley, Denise, Louis in my final four. I want to put Victoria in there, as well, but this week I'm less sure. It seems Lisa would be a better bet. I still think Denise will win.
(a) I also applaud Brian Friedman's choreography for Lucy Spraggan's performance, in which the out-of-the-closet lesbian happily perved on booty-shaking dancers who pawed at her as she sang. I doubt American television would have the guts to work such a routine into "family" viewing like "X Factor," even though they'd not think twice about having a male ogle women or a woman ogle men.
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UNFPA Equatorial Guinea
Despite rapid economic growth from oil and gas revenues, 70 per cent of Equatorial Guinea's population still lives in poverty. Maternal mortality remains high and more than a third of girls aged 15 to 19 are already mothers. Active in the country since 1980, UNFPA helps strengthen national capacities to provide emergency obstetric and newborn care, as well as essential sexual and reproductive health services for marginalized adolescents and young people. UNFPA works with national institutions to amend laws to protect women's rights, and to produce high quality demographic data on population dynamics, youth, gender equality, and sexual- and reproductive health.
Key results of Equatorial Guinea in 2021 View more
National plan for sexual and reproductive health
A costed, integrated national plan was developed for sexual and reproductive health, which prioritizes access for key groups
Midwifery curricula: inclusion of special needs
Needs of persons with disabilities were included in midwife curricula
Sexual and reproductive health indicators available
Sexual and reproductive health indicators were collected periodically, and made publically available
Patient satisfaction surveys
Routine patient satisfaction surveys were conducted on the provision of sexual and reproductive health services
Gender-based violence in emergencies
At least 15 of the 18 minimum standards were applied for the prevention of and response to gender-based violence in emergencies
Minimum Initial Services Package
Health service providers and managers were trained on the minimum initial service package
Life skills programmes for girls
Marginalized girls were reached with health, social and economic asset-building programmes
Advocacy platforms against harmful social norms
Communities developed advocacy platforms to eliminate discriminatory gender and sociocultural norms which affect women and girls
Child, early and forced marriage
Girls received, with support from UNFPA, prevention, protection services, and/or care related to child, early, and forced marriage
Community declarations on harmful practices
Communities made public declarations to eliminate harmful practices, with support from UNFPA, including child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation
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Equatorial Guinea 2014 Programme Activities data
UNFPA $196,147 (95%)
GOV $10,202 (5%)
Increased national capacity to deliver comprehensive maternal health services
UNFPA $202,545 (100%)
Strengthened national capacity for using data and evidence to monitor and evaluate national policies and programmes in the areas of population dynamics, sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, HIV, adolescents and youth and gender equality, including in humanitarian settings
Core Resources (0)
Non-core Resources (100)
UNFPA $-35 (100%)
GOV $-12 (0%)
GOV $-249 (-1%)
Core Resources (7%)
Non-core Resources (100%)
GOV $153,932 (15%)
UNFPA $924 (29%)
Population data analysis
Increased availability of evidence through cutting-edge in-depth analysis on population dynamics, sexual and reproductive health, HIV and their linkages to poverty eradication and sustainable development
UNFPA $1,101,447 (92%)
UNFPA $1,665,414 (100%)
GOV $0 (0%)
Organizational adaptability
Increased adaptability through innovation, partnership and communications
NGO $16,468 (2%)
NGO $16,468 (100%)
NGO $1,089 (100%)
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CPD Equatorial Guinea [2019-2023] (DP/FPA/CPD/GNQ/7)
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CPE Equatorial Guinea [2018] (DP/FPA/2017/13)
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The Ellis SMS housing structure is available in A-36 carbon steel, 304 stainless steel (SS), 316 SS. The interconnecting piping is available in PVC, 304 SS, 316 SS. These can minimize the adverse effects often associated with corrosive and/or abrasive materials processing.
Pumping systems for all SMS intake & discharge points are available. Ellis will furnish the ideal pump suitable for the liquid (centrifugal, progressive cavity, etc.).
The SMS can be furnished with dosing pumps to condition feed at different stages in the flow.
The SMS is readily equipped with pH monitoring controls. VFD drives can also be incorporated to adjust the speed for control systems such as pumps. Explosion proof controls are also available for all SMS systems. Please contact an Ellis Sales Representative for any custom control requests.
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An integrated in situ combustion process for producing subterranean carbonaceous deposits in which the resulting flue gas of low heating value is combusted over an oxidation catalyst at substoichiometric conditions and is expanded in a gas turbine which drives the air compressor for injecting the combustion air into the underground carbonaceous deposit. An oxidation catalyst is provided for reducing carbon monoxide in the combusted flue gas comprising platinum and at least one metal cocatalyst selected from Groups IA, II, III, VIIB and VIII up through atomic No. 45, the lanthanides, chromium, silver, tin and antimony.


"anicca" (pronunciation: "anicha") means "unpermanent". Nothing possibly lasts forever without ending sometime, one day. When you enjoy eating a good chocolate cake, even if your pleasure lasts long, it can't last forever. It's the same for everything.
Some things do not last long, for instance: butterflies, flowers, batteries, handkerchiefs... Other things last long: houses, mountains, rivers... Nevertheless, even these things will come inevitably to an end.
That's why, if one is reasonable, one tries to know reality better and better to be less and less involved in clinging. That's the aim of practising dhamma (buddhist practise). More we cling, more we suffer. For instance, if you cling to a toy or a book, you will be desapointed or stressed if you lose it. If you cling to a place, you'll be sad when moving from there. If you cling to a principle, or an idea, you'll be frustrated if one goes the other way. If you do not cling to anything, you'll never be desapointed or irritated.
"dukkha" (pronunciation: "dook-kha") means "suffering" or "unsatisfaction". Nothing can be wholy satifying, completely pleasant. Everything in life includes a part of suffering, even best ones, because of limits. Everything we can do is always unperfect. When a moment is pleasant, when all is well, it never lasts long. You enjoy something now because you were in pain before.
Even if the whole world was yours, if you could do everything you want, you will surely find something wrong.
The only way to always feel happy is to possess nothing, not to be involved in entertainments, and to be satisfied with very few things in life. Even so, you may be sick, injured, or get other trouble.
A wise person can see clearly that suffering, or insatisfaction, is everywhere. That's why one stays more quietly and knows how to feel good with few things.
"anatta" (pronunciation: "anat-ta") means "does not exist by itself". Every existing thing is only the combination of several things, is divided in several elements. When you admire a nice phone or a nice bike, this thing does not exist by itself: it's just a combination of small pieces. It's the same for everything.
Even you do not exist by yourself: you are the result of a natural process and your whole body is a set of particles, like pieces of a puzzle: there are eyes, teeth, hair, bones, flesh, blood, grease, and so on.
When one knows properly how to face the reality, one gets less involved in desires, because one understands that all existing things are nothing but succession of causes and results. One knows that nobody can force something to happen just as he wishes, because every happening things never depends of one single thing. In the other way, one cannot everytime avoid what he doesn't want.
More you long for things, more you get worry, because things almost never happen like we want. Better you get satisfied with situations as they happen, better you feel.
The whole teaching of the Buddha can be resumed in four sections, which are called The Four Noble Truths. Each of these four sections was discovered by the Buddha and can be verified by anyone who practise dhamma correctly (the purpose of this whole site is to explain what is dhamma and how to practise it in day-to-day life).
Each kind of suffering is bound to a cause, a reason, that makes it come out. Suffering is caused by mental impuritities: anger, desire, fright, jealousy, pride... All these impurities are formed because of craving (one wants to own something), aversion (one wants to escape from something) and ignorance (one doesn't know things as they really are). To eradicate suffering, we have to eradicate these bad elements which are like poisons for the mind.
If desire, anger and ignorance are the cause of suffering, we have to destroy them, in the purpose to put an end to suffering. So the cessation of desire, anger and ignorance leads to the cessation of suffering. The experience who is able to destroy these "poisons" in the mind is called nibbána in Pali language, or is also called Awakening. To reach nibbána, we have to train to vipassaná (the direct vision in the reality).
To definitively eradicate mental impurities, which are cause of suffering, one has to follow the noble path (or way) of the dhamma. Here, the word "way" is used as a symbol. This is not like a path in the country, but it's a set of habits to get and develop. This path is a "noble" path, that is: a pure path, respectable and full of benefits, for it brings best results for all. This noble path is the path of the dhamma, which leads to the right understanding of the reality.
right concentration (staying concentrated on a single thing).
Wisdom is mostly worthy, because it only brings positive things and because no one can remove it from us. When one is wise, one understands really well things, people, situations and all actions are kusala (good actions, good speech, good thought), and one comes very estimated by others.
To develop wisdom correctly, meditation training is necessary. To get propitious meditation, one has to practise generosity and virtue.
Sight: one can see with the eyes. For instance, with sight, you can see the street, the shops or the flowers when you're walking outside.
Hearing: one can hear sounds with the ears. For instance, you can hear what your friends are talking about.
Taste: we can taste savours with the tongue. For instance, you can taste food and know if it's yet healthy.
Smell: one can smell something with the nose. For instance: you can smell and know if something is burning.
Feeling: we can feel physical sensations with the body. For instance: you can feel if a cup of milk is very hot.
Mind: one can get mental sensations with the mind. For instance: with the mind, you can have some thoughts, dreams, reflections or emotions.
Any action brings a result. In the other way, all that is happening is the result of one of several actions. This natural law is called kamma in pali language (and karma in sanskrit language) and no chance is involved in it. It explains why we experience all our deeds, good or bad. One is thus responsible even for his least actions; if one commits wholesome actions (kusala), one will get happy consequences, if one commits unwholesome actions (akusala), one will get unhappy consequences.
Like any other person, you are thus responsible for all your actions; nothing can be hidden or changed. That's why it so important to have wholesome behaviour, speech and thoughts, avoiding unwholesome behaviour, speech and thoughts.
If one is very lucky in life, rich and always healthy, with a pleasant figure, good intellectual faculties, with lot of friends around, it's so because one has done good actions in his past lives. On the contrary, if one is unlucky in life, poor and always unhealthy, with unpleasant figure, intellectual deficiencies, with lot of enemies, it's so because one has done unwholesome actions in his past lives.
So, the way you spend your present life is the result of your actions in your past lives, and your actions in your present life will produce as a result what (good or bad) you will experience during your next lives. Of course, a lot of actions will have a result in this present life, or in this present year, or in this present day, or even immediately after.
The only way not to be under the influence of the kamma, is to come out of samsará, which is the endless cycle of existences. Wise persons do practise dhamma very diligently because it's the only way to reach the peace of nibbána, and to be free from this unlimited cycle of unsatisfactions in which we're all involved.
Reality is so, but do not just believe in that: see that. The only way to verify is to train a long time to observe reality in your day-to-day life, with all details and in the most direct way (see: vipassaná).


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The big question mark around the new Ghostbusters movie — dubbed Ghostbusters: Afterlife — was whether Bill Murray would show up. There wasn't much question whether the other surviving original Ghostbusters (Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson) would appear. And fairly quickly into production there was word that both Sigourney Weaver and Annie Potts would be back as well. Rick Moranis was an obvious no-show; he's been retired from acting for years. But Murray was the wild card. He's unpredictable. Would he return as Peter Venkman one last time?
You don't have to wonder anymore. Vanity Fair confirms that Murray is in the film. They saw him on set. He was there. It happened:
The original Ghostbusters actors—or OGBs, as they were known to the crew—all dropped by the Calgary set of Afterlife over the span of a week to shoot their parts. Each has a meaningful role in the movie, but they won't be the central heroes this time.
VF also spoke to Murray about why he made the film. "The script is good," he explained. "It's got lots of emotion in it. It's got lots of family in it, with through lines that are really interesting." While there are no spoilers in the article beyond what's in the film's trailer, Murray also noted that the death of the fourth original Ghostbuster, co-writer Harold Ramis, is an essential part of the story. "We are a man down," he told Vanity Fair. "That's the story that we're telling, that's the story they've written."
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Clemson back in CFP, Tar Heels & Wolfpack in Jan. 2 games, Wake headed to Charlotte, App State, Buffalo and South Carolina also in postseason
Former Crest standout Lannden Zanders' new twitter profile after Clemson won its sixth straight ACC championship on Saturday in Charlotte.
The full 2020-21 college football bowl schedule was announced on Sunday and Clemson will again pursue a national title, North Carolina and N.C. State will play in New Year's bowl games and Wake Forest will play in Charlotte's Duke's Mayo Bowl.
Also, local athletes for Appalachian State, Buffalo and South Carolina will be in postseason games.
Clemson, which just won its record-setting sixth straight ACC title, is the No. 2 team in the four-team College Football Playoff.
The Tigers (10-1), who have 2017 Crest graduate Lannden Zanders as a defensive back, will play No. 3 Ohio State (6-0) in New Orleans on Jan. 1 at 8 p.m. No. 1 Alabama (11-0) meets No. 4 Notre Dame (10-1) in Arlington, Tex., on Jan. 1 at 4 p.m. in the other semifinal.
Zanders had 27 tackles, with 2 1-2 for losses, and one forced fumble in nine games (eight starts) for Clemson this season. Also on the Tigers' roster are defensive end Justin Foster (Crest 2017) and linebacker Matt McMahon (North Lincoln 2018).
North Carolina and N.C. State were invited to rare New Year's bowl games for those rival programs.
North Carolina (8-3) was invited to play in one of the prestigous New Year's Six bowls when the Tar Heels were selected to play in the Orange Bowl against Texas A&M (8-1) in Miami, Fla., at 8 p.m. on Jan. 2.
It'll mark the first New Year's bowl game for the Tar Heels since 1998 and seventh all-time. The previous New Year's bowl games for the program came in 1947 (Sugar), 1949 (Sugar), 1950 Cotton), 1993 (Peach), 1997 (Gator) and 1998 (Gator). UNC has a 15-19 all-time record in postseason bowl games.
North Carolina's defense has been led by 2016 East Lincoln High graduate Chazz Surratt. A linebacker, Surratt has team-highs in tackles (91) and quarterback sacks (6) and also has 7 1-2 tackles for loss, one interception and one fumble recovery in 11 starts. Also for the Tar Heels, British Brooks (Ashbrook 2018) had 46 yards rushing and two tackles in 11 games and Kendall Karr (Stuart Cramer 2020) has one catch for three yards in four games. Wide receiver Ray Rose (South Point 2020) and long snapper Spencer Triplett (Shelby 2020) are other local players on the UNC roster.
N.C. State (8-3) was invited to play in the Taxslayer Bowl against Kentucky (4-6) in Jacksonville, Fla., at noon on Jan. 2.
It'll mark the first New Year's bowl game for the Wolfpack since 2003 and sixth all-time. The previous New Year's bowl games for the program came in 1947 (Gator), 1992 (Peach), 1994 (Hall of Fame), 1995 (Peach) and 2003 (Gator). N.C. State has a 17-14-1 all-time record in postseason bowl games.
The Wolfpack defense has gotten nine tackles and a 17-yard interception return from Jaylon Scott (Shelby 2019) and former East Lincoln standout Jalen Frazier also is on the N.C. State roster.
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A gromada is a former Polish unit of local government.
 Gromada Osiek
 Gromada Tursko Wielkie

Gromada may also refer to:
Gromada (video game), a 2000 video game
Gromada, Tomaszów Lubelski County in Lublin Voivodeship (east Poland)
Gromada, Biłgoraj County in Lublin Voivodeship (east Poland)
Thaddeus Gromada, Polish-American historian

See also
 Hramada, cognate term in Belarus
 Hromada, cognate term in Ukraine
 Hromada (disambiguation)


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Stefania Brun z d. Unszlicht (ur. 15 czerwca 1888 w Warszawie, zm. 10 grudnia 1947 w Łodzi) – działaczka komunistyczna.

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Z pochodzenia Żydówka, była siostrą Józefa i Juliana Unszlichtów. Od 1903 w SDKPiL, pracowała w technice partyjnej, podczas nauki w ostatniej klasie gimnazjum wydalona ze szkoły za działalność polityczną (swoją i rodzeństwa). W 1904 była członkinią Zarządu Dzielnicowego (ZD) SDKPiL na Pradze, 7 VI 1906 na miesiąc aresztowana i osadzona w Cytadeli Warszawskiej, 26 XI 1904 ponownie aresztowana, w marcu 1907 administracyjnie wydalona z granic Rosji. Od grudnia 1907 w Brukseli, gdzie studiowała na wydziale nauk społecznych miejscowego uniwersytetu. W 1910 nielegalnie wróciła do kraju i na nowo podjęła działalność w SDKPiL. Do grudnia 1911 organizowała pomoc dla więźniów politycznych i prowadziła komunistyczną agitację w Łodzi. Chora na płuca, wyjechała na leczenie do Zakopanego, a potem do Włoch, skąd wróciła w grudniu 1912. W Krakowie poślubiła działacza SDKPiL Juliana Bruna, z którym od 1913 do 1919 przebywała w Bułgarii. W 1922 włączyła się w działalność KPRP jako tłumaczka i korektorka w redakcjach legalnych i nielegalnych pism KPRP/KPP. 1927–1928 pracowała w sowieckim przedstawicielstwie handlowym Paryżu, następnie wyjechała do Moskwy, gdzie wstąpiła do WKP(b) i została kierownikiem Sekretariatu Przedstawicielstwa KPP przy Komitecie Wykonawczym (KW) Kominternu (do 1937). Potem była referentem spraw polskich w Wydziale Kadr Kominternu. We wrześniu 1938 aresztowana i osadzona w łagrze, zwolniona w 1945, wróciła do kraju i wstąpiła do PPR. W Łodzi tłumaczyła na język polski dzieła klasyków marksizmu.

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 Słownik biograficzny działaczy polskiego ruchu robotniczego t. 1, Warszawa 1985.

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Assistant/Associate Professor in Aquatic Biochemistry
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The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) in Syracuse, NY is building a faculty cluster in Water Research to complement existing expertise in this general area as well as in water chemistry, water resources management, and aquatic ecology. The new cluster will be seeded with a tenure-track faculty position in Aquatic Biochemistry located in the Department of Chemistry, along with positions in water quality modeling (Department of Environmental Resources Engineering), water policy and governance (Department of Environmental Studies), and aquatic sciences (Department of Environmental Biology). Full details on the Water Science Cluster positions are available at www.esf.edu/HR/clusterhire. Other positions within the Department of Chemistry with an environmental focus can be found at www.esf.edu/HR under current openings.
Here we invite applications for an academic-year (10 month) tenure-track position as Assistant/Associate Professor of Biochemistry. We are especially interested in candidates with research interests in the biochemistry of harmful algal blooms, emerging contaminants, and biochemical processes important in maintaining healthy aquatic ecosystems. The candidate is expected to contribute to the broader water science cluster on campus and towards expanding the undergraduate and graduate programs in biochemistry, environmental chemistry, natural products chemistry, renewable materials/biopolymer chemistry, and environmental health. Teaching responsibilities include general biochemistry, biochemistry lab, and a specialty graduate level course. The successful candidate will build an internationally recognized and extramurally funded research program. A strong interest in collaborative research with other faculty in Chemistry and other departments in the water cluster is expected within the broader mission of the College to advance knowledge and promote stewardship of both natural and designed environments.
Responsibilities: The workload for this position is 40% teaching, 50% research, and 10% service. Specific teaching responsibilities include a general undergraduate level course in biochemistry, one semester of biochemistry laboratory and specialty graduate level biochemistry courses. Service responsibilities include advising undergraduate students in the Department of Chemistry, mentoring graduate students at the Masters and Doctoral levels, and participating in departmental, college and community services.
• PhD in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or a related field
• Strong record of publication
• Evidence of potential to secure external funding to support research
• One or more years of postdoctoral experience and a proven track record in either biochemical or chemical research
• Evidence of effective teaching and mentoring
• Evidence of strong lab research experience with some field research experience
• Evidence of collegiality and dedication to professional service
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The first season finale of Star Wars Rebels now has an official airing date.
The first part of the finale, "Rebel Resolve", will air on February 23rd at its usual time of 9/8c on Disney XD. This episode will pick up from the cliffhanger set in "Call To Action". It will involve the rebels attempting a risky rescue attempt for Kanan, who is currently at the mercy of the Inquisitor and Grand Moff Tarkin. Like all previous episodes, it will be available a week early on February 16th on the WatchDisneyXD website and app, as well as OnDemand.
The second part of the finale, "Fire Across the Galaxy", will air on March 2nd. It will conclude the first season of the show, with its title being a natural progression of the series premiere, "Spark of Rebellion". Tracy Cannobbio, Lucasfilm publicist, confirmed on Twitter that the finale will not be available a week early. This would allow viewers to see the finale at the same time and avoid any possible spoilers.
The second season premiere will be shown to fans at Star Wars Celebration 2015 on April at Anaheim, California. It is unknown when the second season premiere will air on television. According to Freddie Prinze Jr., it is supposed to be twice as long as the first season.
Are you guys looking forward to the season finale? What surprises do you think will await?


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$c_{15}$ & -0.0004 & -0.0092 & -0.0114 & -0.0147 & -0.0179 & -0.0211 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0234} \\ \hline

$c_{16}$& 0.0001  & -0.0036 & -0.0065 & -0.0090 & -0.0114 & -0.0139 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0155} \\ \hline

$c_{17}$ & 0.0000  & -0.0014 & -0.0035 & -0.0081 & -0.0127 & -0.0174 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0206} \\ \hline

$c_{18}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & -0.0016 & -0.0075 & -0.0133 & -0.0192 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0232} \\ \hline

$c_{19}$ & 0.0000  & -0.0001 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0052} \\ \hline

$c_{20}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

\backslashbox[-1cm][0]{$c$}{$N_1$}& 0.08    & 0.09    & 0.1     & 0.11    & 0.12    & 0.13    & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.14}    \\ \hline

$c_1$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

$c_2$& 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

$c_3$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

$c_4$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

$c_5$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \\ \hline

 \backslashbox[-1cm][0]{$c$}{$N_1$}& 0.15    & 0.16    & 0.17    & 0.18    & 0.19    & 0.2     &                               \\ \cline{1-7}
$c_1$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_2$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_3$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_4$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_5$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_6$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_7$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_8$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_9$  & 0.0077  & 0.0075  & 0.0073  & 0.0072  & 0.0070  & 0.0068  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_{10}$ & 0.0046  & 0.0047  & 0.0047  & 0.0047  & 0.0048  & 0.0048  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_{11}$ & -0.0003 & -0.0007 & -0.0011 & -0.0015 & -0.0019 & -0.0023 &                              \\\cline{1-7}

$c_{12}$& 0.0019  & 0.0016  & 0.0013  & 0.0009  & 0.0006  & 0.0003  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_{13}$& 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

$c_{14}$& -0.0070 & -0.0080 & -0.0091 & -0.0102 & -0.0113 & -0.0124 &                              \\ \cline{1-7}

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However for the first row on the second page, the upper horizontal border is missing and it seems to only stay at the previous page like this:

I am guessing it is because I use \cline for some of the rows but I don't know how to fix it.
Thanks in advance for you help :).

A: Use the commands \endfirsthead and \endhead from longtable package to solve this issue (however, this is not failsafe)
As it stands, the number of table columns is reduced by one in the lower part of the first page and for the rest which should appear on the second page, so \cline{1-7} is the correct form for horizontal lines there.
\endfirsthead

\cline{1-7}
\endhead

will first provide the  \hline for the first head (i.e. the table header on the first page.) and afterwards it's changed to \cline{1-7} for any following header on the remaining page(s).
This procedure requires finetuning!
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\usepackage{multirow}

\usepackage{longtable}

\usepackage{slashbox}

\begin{document}

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\begin{longtable}{|*{7}{c|}c} % Shorter form (easier to handle)
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\endfirsthead

\cline{1-7}
\endhead
\caption{A table} \tabularnewline\hline

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$c_1$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_2$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_3$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_4$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_5$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_6$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_7$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_8$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_9$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0011}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{10}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0016}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{11}$ & 0.0033  & 0.0025  & 0.0019  & 0.0013  & 0.0008  & 0.0003  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0005}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{12}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0006}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{13}$& 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{14}$ & 0.0095  & 0.0071  & 0.0053  & 0.0038  & 0.0023  & 0.0008  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{15}$ & -0.0004 & -0.0092 & -0.0114 & -0.0147 & -0.0179 & -0.0211 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0234} \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{16}$& 0.0001  & -0.0036 & -0.0065 & -0.0090 & -0.0114 & -0.0139 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0155} \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{17}$ & 0.0000  & -0.0014 & -0.0035 & -0.0081 & -0.0127 & -0.0174 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0206} \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{18}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & -0.0016 & -0.0075 & -0.0133 & -0.0192 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0232} \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{19}$ & 0.0000  & -0.0001 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & -0.0051 & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{-0.0052} \tabularnewline \hline

$c_{20}$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

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$c_1$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_2$& 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_3$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_4$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

$c_5$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & \multicolumn{1}{l|}{0.0000}  \tabularnewline \hline

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$c_1$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_2$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_3$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_4$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_5$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_6$ & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_7$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_8$  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_9$  & 0.0077  & 0.0075  & 0.0073  & 0.0072  & 0.0070  & 0.0068  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_{10}$ & 0.0046  & 0.0047  & 0.0047  & 0.0047  & 0.0048  & 0.0048  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_{11}$ & -0.0003 & -0.0007 & -0.0011 & -0.0015 & -0.0019 & -0.0023 &                              \tabularnewline\cline{1-7}

$c_{12}$& 0.0019  & 0.0016  & 0.0013  & 0.0009  & 0.0006  & 0.0003  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_{13}$& 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  & 0.0000  &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

$c_{14}$& -0.0070 & -0.0080 & -0.0091 & -0.0102 & -0.0113 & -0.0124 &                              \tabularnewline \cline{1-7}

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The finance industry has historically used machine learning in consumer services such as credit checking and fraud investigation. But recently, with more accessible computing power and open source tools, the financial sector is using machine learning in applications ranging from loan approval and risk assessments, to asset management.
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classdef Variable < handle
  %VARIABLE describes a network variable.

  properties
    name          % name of the variable
    domain        % the domain of the definition of the variable
    % (subclass of Domain)
    categorical   % true if categorical
    transform     % transformation function_handle (1 parameter) or false
    smoothing     % smoothing bandwidth or false
    smoothingK    % smoothing kernel function name
    offset        % an offset, being applied before transformation
    extrapolate   % true if extrapolation should be done
    fixNan        % true if NaN shall be fixed
  end

  methods (Static)
    function transforms = transforms()
      % valid transforms (or any function_handle with one parameter)
      transforms = {'log', 'sqrt'};
    end
  end

  methods

    function obj = Variable( name, varargin )

      obj.name = name;

      % parse options
      argi = 1;
      while argi <= numel(varargin)
        switch varargin{argi}
          case 'domain'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.domain = varargin{argi};
          case 'categorical'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.categorical = varargin{argi};
          case 'transform'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.transform = varargin{argi};
          case 'smoothing'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.smoothing = varargin{argi};
          case 'smoothingK'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.smoothingK = varargin{argi};
          case 'offset'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.offset = varargin{argi};
          case 'extrapolate'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.extrapolate = varargin{argi};
          case 'fixNan'
            argi = argi + 1; obj.fixNan = varargin{argi};
          otherwise
            error('Unkown option %s',varargin{argi});
        end
        argi = argi + 1;
      end

      % find a domain
      if isempty(obj.domain)
        switch obj.name
          case 'intercept'
            obj.domain = Domain.Constant;
          otherwise
            error('require domain for variable %s', obj.name);
        end
      end

      % default options
      if isempty(obj.categorical); obj.categorical = false; end
      if isempty(obj.transform); obj.transform = false;
      else
        assert( isa(obj.transform, 'function_handle') || ismember(obj.transform, Variable.transforms), 'invalid transform' );
        if ~isa(obj.transform, 'function_handle')
          obj.transform = str2func(obj.transform);
        end
      end
      if isempty(obj.smoothing); obj.smoothing = false; end
      if isempty(obj.smoothingK); obj.smoothingK = 'gauss'; end
      if isempty(obj.offset); obj.offset = 0; end
      if isempty(obj.extrapolate); obj.extrapolate = false; end
      if isempty(obj.fixNan); obj.fixNan = false; end
    end

    function data = gridded( obj, grid )
      %% delegate to domain
      data = obj.domain.gridded( obj, grid );
      data = obj.fixnan( data );
    end

    function data = edge_value( obj, edge_coordinates )
      %% find the value of the variable at given edge coordinates
      data = obj.domain.edge_value( obj, edge_coordinates );
      data = obj.fixnan( data );
      if ~iscolumn(data); data = data'; end
    end

    function Vq = value( obj, Xq, Yq )
      %% return the value of the variable at (Xq,Yq)
      Vq = obj.domain.value( obj, Xq, Yq );
      Vq = obj.fixnan( Vq );
    end

    function bb = bounding_box( obj )
      %% returns the bounding box of this variable
      bb = obj.domain.bounding_box( obj );
    end
  end

  methods (Access=private)
    function data = value_on_mark( obj, mark_index )
      %% retrieve the value when it is defined for a mark
      G = obj.domain.graph;
    end

    function data = value_on_edge( obj, edge_index )
      %% retrieve the value when it is defined for an edge
      net = obj.domain.net;
      net.edgedata.(obj.name)
    end

    function data = fixnan( obj, data )
      if obj.fixNan
        replacement = 0;
        if isa(obj.transform,'function_handle')
          replacement = obj.transform(replacement + obj.offset);
        end
        nans = isnan(data);
        if nnz(nans)>0
          fprintf('Variable "%s": Fixing NaNs as requested by %f.\n', obj.name, replacement);
          data(nans) = replacement;
        end
      end
    end
  end

end