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Graduation ceremony for Vietnamese students in Israel
The Arava International Centre for Agriculture Training (AICAT) in southern Israel on June 14 held a graduation ceremony for Vietnamese students and their peers from 10 other countries who finished their training course on agriculture of the 2018-2019 school year.
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Ambassador Do Minh Hung (middle) together with Vietnamese students (Photo: VNA)
Tel Aviv (VNA) – The Arava International Centre for Agriculture Training (AICAT) in southern Israel on June 14 held a graduation ceremony for Vietnamese students and their peers from 10 other countries who finished their training course on agriculture of the 2018-2019 school year.
Addressing the ceremony, First Secretary of the Vietnamese Embassy in Israel Khuat Van Quyen said the 11-month course was very useful to the trainees, most of them coming from countries with developing agriculture, as it provided an access for them to the modern agriculture of the host country.
Speaking to VNA reporters, Director of the Agency for International Development Cooperation in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel Gil Haskel said he has received positive feedback from lecturers and farm owners about Vietnamese students. The official further said the host side plans to bring in more students from Vietnam next year to study and work in agriculture, adding that he hopes to help the trainees after they come back to the country through agriculture projects hosted by the Israel government and the agency.
Many trainees said they have learned a lot of experiences in the field of management and business after the course. Besides, they also spoke highly of Israel's agriculture technology as well as the lifestyle of local farmers.
Earlier, another ceremony was held at the Ramat Negev agriculture centre in the central part of Israel, with the participation of Ambassador Do Minh Hung who thanked the Israeli side for holding the course.
The diplomat added that the work has contributed to the development of the relations of friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation among countries, and affirmed that the two sides will maintain their close coordination in the time to come.
Currently there are four centres in Israel that enroll Vietnamese students.-VNA
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Charles Willson Peale, Portrait of Benjamin Henry Latrobe (1804)
Benjamin Henry Boneval Latrobe (May 1, 1764 – September 3, 1820) was a British-born architect and engineer, widely regarded as the first professional architect in the United States. Best known for his work on the United States Capitol, the Bank of Pennsylvania, and the Baltimore Roman Catholic Cathedral, Latrobe had wide-ranging interests which included drawing, botany, geology, public health, and city planning.
From a young age, Latrobe enjoyed drawing landscapes and buildings. In England, he studied architecture under Samuel Pepys Cockerell and engineering under John Smeaton before immigrating to the United States in 1795. Latrobe documented his travels through Virginia and Pennsylvania in an important series of topological and landscape watercolors carried out from 1795 to 1798. He also wrote a two-volume "Essay on Landscape" (1798-99), an illustrated guide to elementary watercolor that retinks the English picturesque tradition. In addition to numerous sketchbooks, Latrobe kept an eleven-volume journal (1795-98) which records anecdotes and observations on Virginia society, manners, and politics, as well as descriptions of topography, flora, and fauna.
In 1798 Latrobe settled in Philadelphia, where he designed the Bank of Pennsylvania, the first neoclassical building in the United States to display a Grecian order. Latrobe associated classical art with classical virtues and democratic political and social idea. In 1799 Latrobe designed the first American country house in the Gothic Revival style ("Sedgeley" on the banks of the Schuylkill River, demolished, 1857), and the same year began the Philadelphia Waterworks (1799-1801) that proved to be the model for other American cities. He was elected to the American Philosophical Society and the Society of Artists.
Latrobe was hired by President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 to fill the position of "Surveyor of Public Buildings," with the principal responsibility of constructing the Capitol's south wing. His architectural designs conceive of the building's interior, exterior, and landscape setting as a unified whole, and bear a resemblance to the drawings of the British landscape gardener and architect Humphry Repton, who also drew buildings in a park-like setting. In commending the natural surroundings of Monticello to Latrobe in a letter of 1809, Jefferson wrote: "You could not fail to take out your pencil & to add another specimen of its excellence in landscape to your drawing of the Capitol & Capitol hill."
For most of the balance of his life the Capitol and the Baltimore Cathedral (1804-1820) would be Latrobe's overriding concerns, although was also responsible for work at the President's House and the Navy Yard, and continued to design buildings for clients in other parts of the nation, including Philadelphia where his erstwhile assistants Robert Mills and William Strickland were establishing successful careers. Latrobe's buildings and his personal influence had a profound influence on the development of architecture and the profession of architect in nineteenth-century America.
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4.2 1790s
Harper's Estate, Oakland, Place D'Armes (renamed Jackson Square), Sedgeley, United States Capitol, United States Navy Hospital and Asylum
Ancient style, Basin, Canal, Clump, Column/Pillar, Flower Garden, French style, Gate/Gateway, Grove, Ha-Ha/Sunk fence, Landscape Gardening, Lawn, Mall, Obelisk, Parterre, Piazza/Veranda/Porch/Portico, Picturesque, Pleasure ground/Pleasure garden, Quarter, Square, Statue, Temple, Wood/Woods
Fig. 1, "Horsdumonde, the House of Colonel Henry Skipwith, Cumberland County, Virginia," June 14, 1796.
14 June 1796, describing Horsdumonde, house of Col. Henry Skipwith, Cumberland County, Va. (quoted in Carter, Van Horne, and Brownell 1985: 80–81) [1]
"In other respects there is a great deal of worldly beauty and convenience about it. The house is a strange building, but whoever contrived it, and from whatever planet he came he was not a Lunatic, for there is much comfort and room in it, though put together very oddly. Before the South front is a range of hills wooded very much in the Stile of an English park. To the East runs the Apomatox to which a lawn extends." [Fig. 1]
19 July 1796, describing Mount Vernon, plantation of George Washington, Fairfax County, Va. (1977: 1:163) [2]
"The general plan of the building is as at Mr. Man Pages at Mansfield near Fredericsburg, of the old School. . . . The center is an old house to which a good dining room has been added at the North end, and a study &c. &c., at the South. The House is connected with the Kitchen offices by arcades. . . . Along the other front is a portico supported by 8 square pillars, of good proportions and effect...The ground on the West front of the house is laid out in a level lawn bounded on each side with a wide but extremely formal serpentine walk, shaded by weeping Willows. . . . On one side of this lawn is a plain Kitchen garden, on the other a neat flower garden laid out in squares, and boxed with great precission. Along the North Wall of this Garden is a plain Greenhouse. The Plants were arranged in front, and contained nothing very rare, nor were they numerous. For the first time again since I left Germany, I saw here a parterre, chipped and trimmed with infinite care into the form of a richly flourished Fleur de Lis: The expiring groans I hope of our Grandfather's pedantry." [Fig. 2]
Fig. 2, Sketch plan of serpentine walks at Mount Vernon, July 19, 1796.
1798, describing the countryside of Virginia (1977: 473–75)[2]
"When you stand upon the summit of a hill, and see an extensive country of woods and fields without interruption spread before you, you look at it with pleasure. On the Virginia rivers there are a thousand such positions. But this pleasure is perhaps very much derived from a sort of consciousness of superiority of position to all the monotony below you. But turn yourself so as to include in your view a wide expanse of Water, contrasting by its cool blue surface, the waving, and many colored carpet of the Earth, your pleasure is immediately doubled, or rather a new and much greater pleasure arises. An historical effect is produced. The trade and the cultivation of the country croud [sic] into the mind, the imagination runs up the invisible creeks, and visits the half seen habitations. A thousand circumstances are fancied which are not beheld, and the indications of what probably exists, give the pleasure which its view would afford. Having satiated your eye with this prospect, retire within the Grove, so that the foreground shall consist of trees, and shadowy earth. The landscape is immediately lightened up with a thousand new beauties, arising from the novelty of the Contrast. This particular effect, of seeing a distant view glittering among near objects is familiar to every observer. The Landscape is now become a perfect composition."
28 November 1798, describing a prison in Richmond, Va. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"The Ground floor contains the Kitchen and Bakehouse and an open Arcade, the use of which is to admit air into the Area of the building from the Westward, the Quarter from which the Summer winds most usually blow."
28 November 1798, describing a prison at Richmond, Va. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"The front Walls were built as high as the Ground line, and considerable progress had been made in erecting the Gate. . . . The Gateway is carried up to its utmost highth, and will be perfectly finished during the winter. It contains two lodges for a porter and Guards, and on each Wing, a bath and storeroom, on the East for the Women, on the West, for the Men."
1798–99, "An Essay on Landscape" (1977: 469–70)[2]
"Mr. Knight in his elegant, but illnatured poem, on Landscape gardening (as the art of decorating Grounds is called in England) has lines, which have the following sentiment, although I am uncertain about Versification:
'Search, as you will, the whole creation round
'Tis after all but Water, Trees, and Ground:
Vary your spot,—seek something new to please;
What see you? Water,—ground,—and trees!'"
24 April 1800, describing a statue in Williamsburg, Va. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"A very striking proof of the folly of expecting that any statue will be always respected exists in Williamsburg, where Lord Botetourts statue which had remained untouched during the whole war, was mutilated, and decapitated, by the young collegians, in the first frenzy of the French revolutionary maxiums, because it was the statue of a Lord. The Statue now graces Mrs. Hunt's Garden in a very mutilated state. The pedestal has these inscriptions which remained the libel of the country and age, beneath the decapitated statue in 1797 . . . I could furnish you with many other proofs of the perishability of statues, and the immortality of pyramids, from Rome Westminster Abbey, the cedevant place Louis XV, the cidevant Church St. Genevieve, Egypt, Greece and Italy, and (if Mr. Reed will permit) from South Carolina. General Washington's statue at Richmond has already lost a spur. We know that even his virtues are hated, by fools and rogues, and unfortunately that sort of animals crawl much about in public buildings."
26 March 1805, describing a design for a house in Philadelphia, Pa. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"From the kitchen a door leads to the Back stairs, which communicate immediately with the Dining room, and the Lady's apartment above stairs. At the foot of these stairs is a small room, which can be well adapted to the purpose of a bath, or a store room."
"The design No. I, if no larger in extent as to the ground it occupies than is wished combines as far as I possess the talent to combine them, the separate advantages of an English and a French town residence of a genteel family. My objects in this residence design were: 1. To avoid back buildings, for which the ground is indeed to shallow if a pleasure ground and stables on the Alley, both necessary appendages to a good house, are required."
11 May 1805, in a letter to Thomas Jefferson, describing the White House, Washington, D.C. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"The upper floor of the Middle pavilions, level with the surface of the ground on the North side, and opening on it, must ultimately be destined for coachhouses...The obstructions to the colonnade from the stables, may be prevented by giving them a North door, as horses will easily ascend or descend the terras on the North side. But the most difficult of all is the adjustment of the new connecting building to the different levels of the three existing buildings. Nothing can be admitted short of the terras of the offices from the Pres.'s House to the pavilions each way being absolutely in the level of the floor of the house."
1806, describing a sculpture created for the Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (quoted in Lounsbury 1994: 158)[3]
"[Italian sculptor Franzoni is] now engaged in a Free Eagle, also Colossal for the Gate of the Navy Yard."
17 March 1807, in a letter to Thomas Jefferson, describing the White House, Washington, D.C. (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)
"My idea is to carry the road below the hill under a Wall about 8 feet high opposite to the center of the president's house. At this point, I should propose, at a future day to throw an Arch, or Arches over the road in order to procure a private communication between the pleasure ground of the president's house and the park which reaches to the river, and which will probably be also planted, and perhaps be open to the public.
"In removing the ground, it would certainly be necessary to go down in front of the colonnade to the level of about one foot below the bases of the Columns but, it will certainly not deprive this colonnade of any part of its beauty to pass behind a few gentle Knolls and groves or Clumps in its front, and much expense of removing earth would be thereby saved."
13 January 1819, describing New Orleans, La. (1951: 23)[4]
"The public square, which is open to the river, has an admirable general effect, & is infinitely superior to anything in our Atlantic cities as a water view of the city. This square extends along the river about—feet, and is—feet deep. The whole of the side parallel to the river is occupied by the Cathedral in the center & by two symmetrical buildings on each side. That to the West is called the Principal, & contains the public offices & council chamber of the city. That on the East is called the Presbytery, being the property of the Church."
Fig. 4, "Taste. Anno 1620," in "Essay on Landscape" (1798-1799).
20 February 1819, describing Montgomery House, New Orleans, La. (1951: 43–45)[4]
"Close to the river, & separated only by the levee & road, is the old fashioned, but otherwise handsome, garden & house of Mr. Montgomery. The garden, which I think covers not less than 4 acres, is laid out in square walks & flower beds in the old French style. It is entirely enclosed by a thick hedge of orange trees, which have been suffered to run up to 15 or 16 feet high on the flanks & rear, but which are shorn down to the highth [sic] of 4 or 5 feet along the road. The Walks are bordered by very large myrtles cut into the shape of large hay cocks, about 8 feet high & as much in diameter. There are so many of them, and they are so exactly equal in size & form that the effect is curious if not elegant. The house itself is one of the usual French plantation houses of the first class &, I think, by far the best kind of house for the climate, namely, a mansion surrounded entirely by a portico or gallery of two stories. The roof is enormous, however. . . . In order to build the redoubt the corner of the garden was cut off, and part of the orange hedge still grows, in a very decayed state, within the line of the redoubt . . . Mr. Montgomery intends restoring his garden to its former state, when the ruins of this work will entirely disappear." (Fig. 4)
"Greenspring, home of William Ludwell Lee, James City County, Virginia," n.d.
"View of the North Front of Belvidere, Richmond," late 1790s.
"Horsdumonde, the House of Colonel Henry Skipwith, Cumberland County, Virginia," June 14, 1796.
"View of Mount Vernon looking to the North," July 17, 1796.
"View to the North from the Lawn at Mount Vernon," 1796.
"View of Mount Vernon looking towards the South," 1796.
"Sketch of the House of Mr. Francis Eps on the Appomattox," June 16, 1796.
Sketch plan of serpentine walks at Mount Vernon, July 19, 1796.
"Sketch of Airy Plain, Estate" [detail], March 1797.
"Sketch of Col'l. John Mayo's house at the Hermitage near Richmond, Virginia," July 10, 1797.
"York River, looking N.W. up to West Point," 1797.
Houses and a church. Garden plan with outbuildings, 1795-1799
Houses and a church. Spring house - elevation and plan, 1795-1799.
Studies of Trees, in "Essay on Landscape" (1798-1799).
"Taste. Anno 1620," in "Essay on Landscape" (1798-1799).
Venus Flycatcher, in "Essay on Landscape" (1798-1799).
Sedgeley, 1799.
"Principal Story of a Military School," 1800.
Military academy. North elevation, rendered, 1800.
Sketch plan for landscaping the grounds of the President's House, c.1802-1805.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 1803.
"View of the East front of the President's House, with the additions of the North & South Porticos," 1807.
House, Richmond, Virginia. Site plan and landscaping.
Anonymous, formerly attributed to Latrobe, U.S. Capitol and Pennsylvania Avenue before 1814, c.1814-1820.
Plan of the Capitol grounds, 1815.
"General Plan of a Marine Asylum and Hospital proposed to be built at Washington," 1815-16.
"Plan of the West end of the public appropriation in the city of Washington, called the Mall . . .," 1816.
"Elevation of the South front of the President's house, copied from the design as proposed to be altered in 1807," January 1817.
Plan of the New Orleans, Louisiana Battleground [detail], February 20, 1819.
"Plan of the public Square in the city of New Orleans, as proposed to be improved . . ." [detail], March 20, 1819.
General view of the Billiard Room, from the southeast, spring 1968. Photo by Cortlandt V. D. Hubbard.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79142786
Architect of the Capitol website: http://www.aoc.gov/aoc/architects/latrobe.cfm/
University of Pennsylvania archives: http://www.archives.upenn.edu/people/1700s/latrobe_benj.html
Library of Congress: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/95858242/
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Latrobe
↑ Latrobe, Benjamin Henry. 1980. The Journals of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1799–1820: From Philadelphia to New Orleans. Edited by Edward C. Carter II, John C. Van Horne, and Lee W. Formwalt. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. view on Zotero
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Latrobe, Benjamin Henry. 1977. The Virginia Journals of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1795–1798. Edited by Edward C. Carter II. 2 vols. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. view on Zotero
↑ Lounsbury, Carl R., ed. 1994. An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape. New York: Oxford University Press. view on Zotero
↑ 4.0 4.1 Latrobe, Benjamin Henry. 1951. Impressions Respecting New Orleans: Diaries and Sketches, 1818–1820. Edited by Samuel Wilson. New York: Columbia University Press. view on Zotero
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Where can you watch 'classic' Syracuse games? (week of June 8)
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Most of the time, ESPN and the ACC Network don't try all that hard to broadcast interesting Syracuse Orange games from the past. And every so often, they make exactly the right choices.
We're into June now, and sports-focused networks are still trying to get creative with how they fill programming space. Without live team sports — until late July when the NBA's back! — ESPN's family of networks faces a particular challenge. So we have still many weeks to go with just old games to watch.
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(all times ET)
Syracuse men's basketball vs. North Carolina (2020 ACC Tournament), 2 a.m. — ACC Network
In case you didn't get enough of this game last week, the blowout is here once again.
And again? By this point, there has to be another SU game worth showing, no? Unless this is just a flex by the athletic department against the ACC's North Carolina-based overlords. In which case, carry on.
Syracuse women's basketball at Florida State (2020), 4 a.m. — ACC Network
Just in case you missed Emily Engstler's buzzer-beater to knock off a top-10 Florida State squad on the road, now's your chance to experience it. And if you saw the women's basketball team pull the upset the first time, relive the magic here.
Syracuse men's basketball vs. Notre Dame (2020), 6 a.m. — ACC Network
You don't want to watch Syracuse fall 88-87 at the Dome, but someone at the league office is obsessed with doing so. You guys will be rewatching Joe Girard's final shot a thousand times to see if he was fouled or not.
Syracuse men's basketball vs. Notre Dame (2020), 7 p.m. — ACC Network
And in case you didn't see it enough times, here's the replay again later, so you can once again play armchair referee and fire off those emails to the ACC all over again.
Syracuse football vs. Virginia Tech (1998), 6 a.m. — ACC Network
FINALLY! You people get it. Though neither Syracuse nor Virginia Tech were in the ACC at the time of this game, it's hard for the league to just ignore the Orangemen's miraculous 28-26 win at the Carrier Dome. Down goes 16th-ranked Virginia Tech thanks to Donovan McNabb's late heroics. Keep your eyes peeled for Sean Keeley and his mom rushing the field.
Syracuse football vs. Virginia Tech (1998), 6 p.m. — ACC Network
You knew they were going to show this more than once...
Syracuse football at Clemson (2018), 7 p.m. — YouTube
No, you have no interest in rewatching this calamitous 27-23 road loss for Syracuse that would've put them in the driver's seat to win the ACC that season. The fourth quarter in particular should frustrate you to no end as SU mismanaged the clock somewhat and blinked while really being a penalty away from taking this one. It'll be up on demand after this, if you want to torment yourself.
Nothing after Wednesday this week. Sorry. So enjoy it while you can.


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Departmental Trial Begins For NYPD Officer Who Fatally Shot Bronx Teen In 2012
Published on January 17, 2017, 2:26 am
A departmental trial is underway for the NYPD officer who fatally shot an unarmed Bronx teen in his home.
Richard Haste was part of a group of officers following Ramarley Garaham back in February 2012.
They believed the 18-year-old was involved in a drug deal and chased him to his apartment in Wakefield.
Once inside, Haste shot and killed Graham.
He said he believed Graham had a gun, and two officers testified that they also thought he was armed.
No weapon was ever found.
Graham's family says they can't believe nearly half a decade has gone by without any consequences.
"He broke in to my home. He shot my son, in front of his brother, a 6-year-old, and his grandmother. Richard Haste threatened to kill, to shoot my mom. And today, as we see in court, none of that has been talked about, and will not be talked about," said Constance Malcolm, Graham's mother.
"Ramarley Graham did nothing but walk down his own block. Ramarley Graham did nothing but be a young black man in the Bronx," said City Councilman Andy King of the Bronx.
Haste was previously indicted by a grand jury, but that was tossed out. A second grand jury chose to not indict him.
He has been on modified duty and could be fired depending on the trial's outcome.
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Bioinorganic Chemistry
Lecturers in charge: izv. prof. dr. sc. Ivica Đilović - Lectures
The lecturer is not able to offer courses in English at this time.
Role of metals in biological systems. Biomineralization, Structure-property relationship. Uptake, transport and storage of metals in organisms (metalloproteins and nonproteins in the role of transport and storage). Biological role of Fe, Co, Zn, Ni, Mo, W, V, Cr and Mn in metalloproteins. Selected metalloproteins as representatives of characteristic types of catalytic mechanisms. Alkaline earth metal ions: catalysis and regulation. Alkaline and alkaline earth metal ions as electrolytes. Toxic metals and nonmetals. Inorganic radionuclides in diagnostics and radiotherapy. Chemotherapy with compounds of nonessential elements.
LEARNING OUCOMES:
- to sketch diatomic molecular orbital diagrams; to differentiate primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structure of a protein
-to compare minerals and biominerals; to explain processes of nucleation and crystal growth
- to explain the basic principles of transport systems (of metal ions); to list proteins which participate in transport and storage of metal ions; to explain the role of ferritin
- to compare Weiss and Pauling model of oxygen binding; to explain factors which influence on the haemoglobin diamagnetism; to illustrate hemocyanin active site in oxy- and deoxy-form
- to explain the role of heme-proteins in electron transfer (reactions); to draw Fe-S centres found in proteins
- to differentiate vitamins according to their shape and solubility in water/fat; to differentiate corrin and porphyrin ring; to compare chemical reactions in which cobalamin participates
- to compare proteins which contain copper and iron ions; to classify proteins which contain copper ions according to coordination geometry and active site composition
- to differentiate the role of zinc ions in proteins and to give examples of these proteins
- to explain the role of the Mo-dependant nitrogenise; to draw a nitrogenase active site
- to draw active site of enolase; to draw EF-hand; to differentiate aqua- and macrocyclic complexes of alkali and alkaline earth elements; to compare synthetic and natural ionophores; to differentiate ionic channels and pumps
W. Kaim, B. Schwederski, Bioinorganic Chemistry: Inorganic Elements in the Chemistry of Life, Wiley, Chichester, 1994, ISBN 0-471-94369-x.
D. E. Fenton, Biocoordination Chemistry, Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2002
I. Bertini, H. B. Gray, E. I. Stiefel i J. S. Valentine, Biological Inorganic Chemistry, Univ. Science Books, Sausalito, California, SAD, 2007
J.J.R. Frausto da Silva, R.J.P. Williams: The Biological Chemistry of the Elements: the Inorganic Chemistry of Life, Oxford Univ. Press, Oxford 1994, ISBN 0 19 855598 3
http://www.proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
R. M. Roat-Malone, Bioinorganic Chemistry, A Short Course, J. Wiley & Sons, New Jersey, USA, 2002
Izborni predmeti - Strukturna biologija - Mandatory studij - Molecular Biology


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12 year-old Polly Klaas was sound asleep in her room with two friends she invited for a slumber party when her bedroom window was pried open by Richard Allen Davis. Nobody else in the house heard Davis enter Polly's room. Over two months later, Davis led police to Polly's body in a shallow grave. This real-life story in Northern California, sadly, plays out, in differing degrees, every single year. Every year kidnappings, abductions, and home break-ins happen throughout the United States. If you want to keep your children and family safe, you need to be proactive against the possibility of such intrusions. One of the best ways you can protect your family members, especially little children, is by installing wireless window sensors in their rooms.
Wireless window sensors are made up of a two-piece detection unit and a receiver with alarm. The two-piece detection unit is installed on any window in your home. One part of the unit is on the window jamb, while the other is located on the window itself. The two units shouldn't be spaced too far apart. When the window is opened, the unit will send a signal to the receiver, and an alarm will sound. You can also customize your alarm system and set the time for detection so the alarm doesn't sound during the day or when you're with your children or your whole family is outside your home.
The great thing about wireless window sensors is that they aren't obvious. In fact, many of our customers tell us that they hardly notice them. They offer quite a bit of protection because you can't be up all night minding your children. You also can't be everywhere at the same time. Wireless window sensors enable you to protect your family and monitor your child's windows conveniently. You never know when a security breach can occur in your home. In fact, in many cases, you can't even hear anything when an intruder has broken into your home, like the Polly Klaas case described above. Wireless window sensors enable you to wake up quickly and make sure your kids are alright. Don't leave your family's security to chance. Be proactive and discreet while keeping them safe and install wireless window sensors today.


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State Street Global Advisors Introduces Two SPDR® MSCI Climate Paris Aligned ETFs
Climate leader UC Investments (University of California)1 provides early stage commitment to funds designed for investors seeking to decarbonize their portfolios.
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--State Street Global Advisors, the asset management business of State Street Corporation (NYSE: STT), today introduces two SPDR MSCI Climate Paris Aligned ETFs designed to help investors meet their climate objectives.
The funds, SPDR® MSCI USA Climate Paris Aligned ETF (NZUS) and SPDR® MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned ETF (NZAC),2 track the MSCI USA Climate Paris Aligned and MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned Indexes and are geared toward the growing number of investors interested in addressing climate change in their portfolios, both to mitigate climate risk and to invest in climate solutions.
As one of the largest research universities in the world, the University of California has been on the forefront of finding solutions to climate change and is on track to becoming carbon neutral by 2025. The university's investment arm, UC Investments, began shedding its fossil fuel holdings in 20153 and now its $168 billion portfolio4 is virtually fossil free.
"Climate change almost certainly will drive significant structural shifts in the global economy, poses new risks to and opportunities for long-term investments, and potentially creates risks to the financial system" said Ron O'Hanley, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of State Street Corporation. "Our primary focus is on long-term value creation for investors. We apply the insights we gain from working with global institutional investors to our own ESG priorities as a company."
As previously announced, several fund changes were implemented to the SPDR MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target ETF (LOWC). The fund's name and ticker changed to the SPDR MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned ETF (NZAC) and its benchmark became the MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned Index. The fund also underwent a 4:1 stock split and the total expense ratio has been reduced from 20 basis points to 12 basis points.5
The Climate Paris Aligned ETFs are core equity exposures that may help investors implement net-zero strategies6 and address climate change in a holistic manner. The funds track the MSCI USA Climate Paris Aligned and MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned Indexes which are designed to support investors seeking to reduce their exposure to transition and physical climate risks and who wish to pursue opportunities arising from the transition to a lower-carbon economy while aligning with the Paris Agreement requirements.
"Our sustainability framework encompasses the foundational values and principles that guide our investment decisions," said Jagdeep Singh Bachher, the University of California's chief investment officer. "As an early stage investor in these new ETFs, we hope to open the door to others who, like us, believe that clean energy will fuel the world's future and wish to invest in a decarbonized portfolio to improve the risk and return characteristics of their holdings over longer periods of time. We are excited that these funds are being brought to a broad investor base. We believe that investing in climate solutions, not climate problems, will provide superior risk-adjusted returns."
"The introduction of NZUS and NZAC gives ESG investors more choices on their journey to net zero," O'Hanley added.
Learn more here about Decarbonizing Portfolios with SPDR MSCI Climate Paris Aligned ETFs.
About SPDR Exchange Traded Funds
SPDR ETFs are a comprehensive family spanning an array of international and domestic asset classes. SPDR ETFs are sponsored by affiliates of State Street Global Advisors. The funds provide investors with the flexibility to select investments that are aligned to their investment strategy. For more information, visit www.ssga.com/etfs.
About State Street Global Advisors
For four decades, State Street Global Advisors has served the world's governments, institutions and financial advisors. With a rigorous, risk-aware approach built on research, analysis and market-tested experience, we build from a breadth of index and active strategies to create cost-effective solutions. As stewards, we help portfolio companies see that what is fair for people and sustainable for the planet can deliver long-term performance. And, as pioneers in index, ETF, and ESG investing, we are always inventing new ways to invest. As a result, we have become the world's fourth-largest asset manager* with US $4.02 trillion† under our care.
*Pensions & Investments Research Center, as of 12/31/20.
†This figure is presented as of March 31, 2022 and includes approximately $73.35 billion USD of assets with respect to SPDR products for which State Street Global Advisors Funds Distributors, LLC (SSGA FD) acts solely as the marketing agent. SSGA FD and State Street Global Advisors are affiliated.
1 Source: University of California as of June 22, 2022: https://www.ucop.edu/investment-office/sustainable-investment/index.html.
2 Prior to 04/22/2022, the SPDR MSCI ACWI Climate Paris Aligned ETF (NZAC) was known as the SPDR MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target ETF (LOWC).
3 Big wins for UC sustainability in 2015 (January 20, 2016).
4 Source: UC Investments as of March 31, 2022.
5 As of April 22, 2022.
6 Net zero strategies are investment strategies that seek to align investments with a net-zero goal by a particular point in time (e.g., 2050). Net zero means that the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions being emitted should be lower than or equal to the total GHG emissions being removed or absorbed (ie, no positive emissions). On a net basis, no additional emissions should be released into the Earth's atmosphere.
Investing involves risk of including the risk of loss of principal.
The information provided does not constitute investment advice and it should not be relied on as such. It should not be considered a solicitation to buy or an offer to sell a security. It does not take into account any investor's particular investment objectives, strategies, tax status or investment horizon. You should consult your tax and financial advisor.
Equity securities may fluctuate in value in response to the activities of individual companies and general market and economic conditions.
Foreign (non-U.S.) securities may be subject to greater political, economic, environmental, credit and information risks. Foreign securities may be subject to higher volatility than U.S. securities, due to varying degrees of regulation and limited liquidity. These risks are magnified in emerging markets.
Investments in mid-sized companies may involve greater risks than in those of larger, better known companies, but may be less volatile than investments in smaller companies.
Companies with large market capitalizations go in and out of favor based on market and economic conditions. Larger companies tend to be less volatile than companies with smaller market capitalizations. In exchange for this potentially lower risk, the value of the security may not rise as much as companies with smaller market capitalizations.
Net zero means that the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions being emitted should be lower than or equal to the total GHG emissions being removed or absorbed (ie, no positive emissions). On a net basis, no additional emissions should be released into the Earth's atmosphere.
Net zero strategies are investment strategies that seek to align investments with a net-zero goal by a particular point in time (e.g., 2050).
A non-diversified fund that focuses on a relatively small number of issuers tend to be more volatile than diversified funds and the market as a whole.
Passively managed funds invest by sampling the index, holding a range of securities that, in the aggregate, approximates the full Index in terms of key risk factors and other characteristics. This may cause the fund to experience tracking errors relative to performance of the index.
A fund's incorporation of ESG considerations in its investment process may cause it to make different investments than funds that do not incorporate such considerations in their strategy or investment processes. Under certain economic conditions, this could cause a fund's investment performance to be worse than funds that do not incorporate such considerations. A fund's incorporation of ESG considerations may affect its exposure to certain sectors and/or types of investments, and may adversely impact the fund's performance depending on whether such sectors or investments are in or out of favor in the market.
While the shares of ETFs are tradable on secondary markets, they may not readily trade in all market conditions and may trade at significant discounts in periods of market stress.
Intellectual Property Information: Standard & Poor's®, S&P® and SPDR® are registered trademarks of Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC, (S&P); Dow Jones is a registered trademark of Dow Jones Trademark Holdings LLC (Dow Jones); and these trademarks have been licensed for use by S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC (SPDJI) and sublicensed for certain purposes by State Street Corporation. State Street Corporation's financial products are not sponsored, endorsed, sold or promoted by SPDJI, Dow Jones, S&P, their respective affiliates and third party licensors and none of such parties makes any representation regarding the advisability of investing in such product(s) nor do they have any liability in relation thereto, including for any errors, omissions, or interruptions of any index.
The funds or securities referred to herein are not sponsored, endorsed, or promoted by MSCI, and MSCI bears no liability with respect to any such funds or securities or any index on which such funds or securities are based. The Prospectus contains a more detailed description of the limited relationship MSCI has with SSGA Funds Management, Inc and any related funds.
Distributor: State Street Global Advisors Funds Distributors, LLC, member FINRA, SIPC, an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of State Street Corporation. References to State Street may include State Street Corporation and its affiliates. Certain State Street affiliates provide services and receive fees from the SPDR ETFs.
Before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. To obtain a prospectus or summary prospectus which contains this and other information, call 1-866-787-2257 or visit www.ssga.com. Read it carefully.
Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • May Lose Value
State Street Global Advisors, 1 Iron Street, Boston, MA 02210-1641
4499644.1.1.AM.RTL Exp. Date: 04/30/2023
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Nurse in NJ under quarantine for Ebola
A nurse returning from Sierra Leone has been quarantined in a New Jersey hospital. The governors of New York and New Jersey issued an edict at the end of last week requiring quarantine for anyone in recent contact with Ebola-stricken patients. Apparently she felt very dehumanized in the way she was treated in the Newark airport after her arrival. Before making any snap judgements about the nurse's assessment of how she was treated, read her personal account published here. And then feel free to judge!
Recent Facebook post that succinctly addresses the issue of quarantine of healthcare workers.
To paraphrase her account, she was made to wait upon entering the country for approximately 7 hours until she was transferred to a NJ hospital. She said that while she did not have a fever upon landing, she is going into quarantine anyway, essentially having her rights imposed upon. At this time, she still has no symptoms but it can take up to 21 days for symptoms to appear. In fact, it took about 10 days before Dr. Craig Spencer started to show symptoms after he returned from West Africa to New York after treating Ebola patients. He too is currently in quarantine, but at a NY hospital.
Aside from complaining about being quarantined while showing no symptoms, she is concerned that her treatment upon returning to the US may dissuade other health care workers from going to West Africa to help. While I don't agree with her rant online – I thought it sounded selfish – I understand that she may have felt "put upon" at the airport after a long flight and I can understand the inconvenience of a quarantine. But can she really not see the bigger picture here? I don't understand how someone who dealt with widespread death and disorganization in the world's fight against Ebola could be so surprised by the governors' reaction to this disease and the ensuing disorganization in trying to determine what to do with her after she arrived.
Maybe there is no good medical reason to quarantine someone until they are symptomatic but health policy and public policy has shifted and for understandable reasons. The nurses in Dallas were allowed to roam free and then became sick. The public wanted more reassurance. The pendulum shifted and policy now requires more Draconian measures. We'll eventually find a middle ground in policy, but for now, the comfort of the masses outweighs the inconvenience of the few.
She's made quite a ruckus by voicing her opinion in an essay on the Dallas News website. She better hope that she doesn't come down with Ebola for two reasons. One, obviously she doesn't want the disease. But secondly, in the court of public opinion, just think how it will appear if she complained about being quarantined while asymptomatic and then ultimately does contract Ebola? Governor's Christie and Cuomo, and the public, won't seem so hysterical after all!
Dr. Jonathan Kaplan
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The new product named as "Newspack" was announced by the company on Monday 14th Jan 2019. The publishing platform will offer technology and support for medium and small-sized organizations and notably the 'inexpensive' platform ever introduced by the WordPress.
Talking about the investments from tech giants, Google has made an investment of $1.2 million while ConsenSys has contributed $350,000. Apart from that, Newspack has also managed to gather funding from James L. Knight Foundation ($250,000) and the Lenfest Institute for Journalism ($400,000), respectively. WordPress also updated that another $200,000 will be contributed from a fifth source toward the project later this month.
One of the ConsenSys representatives made a confirmation about the investment with Coindesk on Wednesday and further added that Newspack will offer the option to use blockchain-based features to all the newsrooms accessing the platform that will be made available through ConsenSys-backed Civil Media.
Civil's Publisher product will be installed as a plugin on the WordPress platform, allowing newsrooms accessing the Newspack platform to permanently archive content on a decentralized network.
The representative from ConsenSys mentioned, "The plugin will also act as a portal that will walk newsrooms through how to join the Civil Registry, the hub of community-vetted and -approved newsrooms." He further added that for consumers seeking news the platform will also offer access to a 'discovery portal'.
It is not the first time that WordPress is making use of the blockchain technology as earlier WordPress have accepted payments in Bitcoin for some of its services in the year 2012 and 2015. And now it is expected that the company might re-start accepting Bitcoins in the future in return of the services they are planning to offer.


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UTS: a new space for media arts in sydney
James Hurley in the Bon Marche Studio
photo Jeff Shoesmith
CONFIDENCE IN NEW MEDIA ARTS IS GIVEN A LITTLE MORE BOUNCE WITH THE OPENING UP OF NEW SPACES FOR THE CREATION AND SHOWING OF WORKS BY STUDENTS AND ARTIST-ACADEMICS. AMONG THE LATEST IS THE BON MARCHE STUDIO, A 10M X 10M X 10M FILM SHOOTING STAGE AND PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA ARTS PRODUCTION SPACE RECENTLY RENOVATED IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY. THE EXTREMELY WELL EQUIPPED VENUE, A SYDNEY RARITY, IS BOUND TO ATTRACT A LOT OF INTEREST.
James Hurley, Media Centre Manager in the Department of Communication at UTS shows us proudly around the new million dollar venture: "Flexibility was the design brief, so the space has retractable tiered seating for up to 100 people, high definition playback and projection, a 9.1 loudspeaker system that can be configured for stereo, quad, 8-channel surround or film surround formats up to 7.1." Hurley is particularly fond of "the Coemar de Sisti lighting rig, which allows for safe and easy lighting setups without the need for staff or students to go up to the ceiling. The 10 lighting hoists come down to floor level for setup."
As well the room has a large green screen cyclorama for compositing work with the luxury of "live keying to Final Cut Pro and three XDCam-Ex 3 High Definition Cameras." And there's more, says Hurley: "Audio control is via the latest Roland RSS Virtual mixer and digital snake system allowing for very flexible positioning and control of audio for a variety of media production, playback and performance needs." To complete the picture, there's an area for set construction, dressing rooms and loading dock access. Everything an artist could desire. We await the bar.
The new Bon Marche Studio got a good workout at the launch of the UTS's Centre for Media Arts Innovation, which aims to work across disciplines and artforms within UTS and generate dialogue and ventures with sectors outside the university and the general public [www.communication.uts.edu.au/centres/cmai]. The launch showed off A-V and sound works by UTS staff and affiliates to maximum, immersive advantage. The studio will largely be used in BA (Communication) and Post-Graduate courses as well as the new Sound & Music Design BA commencing in 2010 and, as is hoped, attract a range of conferences, performances and events. RT
James.Hurley@uts.edu.au;
www.communication.uts.edu.au
RealTime issue #87 Oct-Nov 2008 pg. 41
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Philip Cheshire Neal MRSS(T) is a Member of the Register of the Shiatsu Society (and Teacher). The Shiatsu Society regulate Shiatsu within the UK.
To find all UK registered Shiatsu Practitioners please go to the Shiatsu Society Website. Philip is also currently the Chair of the Shiatsu Society (UK).
Philip is also registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CHNC).
I have always felt life force energy in the world, in others and in myself. When I discovered shiatsu on 1998 it was like someone connecting the circuitry in my body and turning the light up in my soul.
I undertook the three years of professional training with Shiatsu College. Upon graduation I retired from my previous career as a Consultant Archaeologist and set up my Shiatsu Practice. I became a teaching assistant at Shiatsu College Manchester, which both supported my practice and gave me a thirst for teaching shiatsu. I completed my Shiatsu Teacher Training. This has led to my now being not only a teacher but also the Principal of the Manchester Branch of the Shiatsu College.
I have two children and am thus very practiced at giving shiatsu throughout pregnancy. I love gardening, growing veg and flowers to my hearts content. I am one of the directors of our local community allotments and I love walking in the Pennines. I love Shiatsu!


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Guidance note on section 22 of the Regulation of Lobbying Act – The "cooling-off" period.
5.1 Summary of Comments received in relation to Code of Conduct for persons carrying on lobbying activities.
1) The Code should be mandatory. As the code is not mandatory and there is no obligation to comply, references to "should" in the Code might be replaced with "must".
2) Unlawful and unethical behaviours should be explicitly prohibited in the Code. The Code should also refer to lobbyists and organisations being accountable for their actions in trying to effect change.
3) The language used is not sufficiently explicit and lends itself to "wide interpretation". The Code should be written in Plain English, or accompanied by a Plain English explanatory note. This would greatly enhance its efficacy.
4) A review clause should be included in the Code to allow for review and updating of the Code.
5) The five principles of lobbying set out in Transparency International's guide to ethical lobbying (legitimacy, transparency, consistency, accountability and opportunity) should be included in the Code.
6) Aside from complying with the provisions of the Act (in principle 7A of the Code) there is no requirement to maintain consistency with an organisation's ethos, with any governing body, representative body or membership body to which they belong.
7) Providing examples of professional work that qualifies as lobbying might be useful for persons who might not regard themselves as a lobbyist. The Code should provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. The Code might be complemented by a toolkit, an online forum or a FAQ to "operationalize it and provide concrete examples." The Code might include some "useful reading and references" for persons carrying on lobbying activities including the Ethics Acts, Transparency Code and GDPR information on lobbying.ie.
8) The code should be mindful of existing obligations on the charity sector and the scope of a forthcoming Governance Code to be issued by the Charities regulator. The Code should "note the distinction", "differentiate" or "make distinctions" between different types of lobbyists.
9) The reference in the preamble to the Code that it might apply to all communications with persons in public office could create uncertainty with regard to what requires formal reporting.
10) The Code should include a requirement to comply with all applicable laws, regulations and rules i.e. data protection law, or anti-bribery and anti-corruption legislation. It should also include a requirement to avoid conflicts of interest or to disclose any such conflict.
11) The Code should recognise and make particular reference to the fact that some lobbyists have exceptional or preferential access by virtue of their membership of expert and advisory groups convened by the public sector and should provide for moderating how these activities occur and their representatives act.
In relation to items 1 and 2 above the Act does not provide for a mandatory Code of Conduct. The Code is not, therefore, enforceable. The code is a principles based code rather than a rules based. It sets out how persons should behave ethically when carrying on lobbying activities. It is not the proper mechanism to prohibit unlawful lobbying activities. The Act provides for offences and penalties for those who contravene the Act.
In relation to item 3 the Commission is satisfied that the Code is written in plain English. It does not consider that a Plain English explanatory note is necessary.
In relation to item 4 the Commission agrees that the Code should be subject to regular review and has included a reference that the Code will be reviewed in line with the statutory reviews of the Act provided for in section 2 of the Act.
In relation to item 5 the Commission is satisfied that the principles used are appropriate and relevant to this Code. It notes that some of the principles set out in Transparency International's guide are broadly reflected in the Code.
In relation to item 6 the Commission does not consider that such a requirement is appropriate for this Code of Conduct. It is a matter for the organisation and/or its governing, representative or membership body to ensure that the organisation is behaving consistently with any relevant ethos or corporate standard.
In relation to item 7 the Commission considers that such examples are more appropriate for inclusion in its guidelines and/or as part of its communications and outreach activities. The Commission already has a number of guidelines, guidance documents and FAQs on the requirements of the Act. The Commission anticipates that further guidance or FAQs on compliance with the Code may develop over time. The Commission has included relevant reference material in the Preamble to the Code.
In relation to item 8 the Commission is aware that there are different types of lobbyists. The Act does not distinguish between different types of lobbyists or the purpose of their lobbying activities and the Code should not deviate from the Act in this regard. The Commission has noted in the introduction to the Code that the Act applies to a wide and differing range of lobbying activities including persons who might not ordinarily regard themselves as lobbying. The Code is a principles based code and is intended to be applicable to any person carrying on lobbying activities (as defined in the Act). The Commission considers that a principles based code should fit the broad scope of persons to whom the Act may apply and that this is preferable to having different codes for different categories of lobbyist.
In relation to item 9 the Commission does not consider that the reference in the preamble will cause confusion. The Act sets out the formal reporting requirements in relation to relevant communications with Designated Public Officials (DPOs). The Code suggests a best practice approach which should be used when communicating with all public officials and not just those which are DPOs under the Act.
In relation to item 10, the Commission considers that the Code should include a reference to the fact that the Code does not circumvent, supersede or replace any requirement to comply with other legislation; professional codes of conduct or industry rules and regulations.
In relation to item 11, the Commission recognises the issue of exceptional or preferential access and has included a reference in Principle 1 of the Code on "exceptional access" and how this should not be misused. The Commission has also produced a guidance note for individuals and organisationswho participate in Strategic Policy Committees, Task Forces, Advisory Groups etc. established by a public body and who may have obligations under the Act. The guidance note also refers to the issue of exceptional or preferential access.
The Register of Lobbying is maintained by the Standards in Public Office Commission.


Everything that was involved in Jesus' becoming human began with an attitude of submission . . . a willingness to cooperate with God's plan for salvation. Rather than lobbying for His right to remain in heaven and continuing to enjoy all the benefits of that exalted role as the second member of the godhead and Lord of the created world, He willingly said yes. He agreed to cooperate with a plan that would require His releasing ecstasy and accepting agony.


Emma is a psychosexual, relationship and cognitive behavioural therapist with many years' experience working for both Relate and the NHS. Emma is currently employed as a psychosexual therapist for the NHS, offering treatments for couples and individuals with sexual difficulties.
She is also employed as a specialist midwife for the NHS in the area of perinatal mental health; she has a special interest in the treatment of individuals who have developed PTSD as a result of childbirth.


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Моя страничка на черном фоне. Люблю-люблю черный фон!!!!
Green and black is a perfect combo. Try it!
На черный кардстоке я сделала эмбоссинг белой пудрой имитацию строчек - это штамп 7gypsies, резиновый, он просто зе бест!!! Надпись KissMe распечатала на фотобумажке 10х15, собиралась вырезать ножничками, но приложила к листу и решлла оставить в таком виде. Решеточка сверху - это чипборд Имаджинариум, покрытый черной пудрой для эмбоссинга. Полосочка с фотиками - с листа бумажки АмериканКрафтс, любимая вырубка ножом La-la-land, веллум, пайеточки, листики, высечка KaiserCraft, строчка... Разводы делала джелатос, спреями Фабрики Декора.
I really enjoyed making this layout and I hope you like it!!
CAT File was founded in May 2014 as a family business of two people: Pawel and Mira. We are a small online store providing fresh and colorful digital designs: cut files and printables dedicated mostly for scrapbooking purposes. We love documenting our life and CAT File is our way of sharing this passion with others. It's the platform where crafters from all over the world can gather together, find an inspiration and give it. It's also the space that we created for young designers to grow and develop their skills.
Art Workshop Kit Club, located in Poland, is a joint effort of Agnieszka Arnold, a huge fan of handicraft and the owner of Art Workshop, and Tusia Lech, designer, coordinator of many scrapbooking ventures and owner of 7 Dots Studio. Our main mission, as a Kit Club, is to get your creative juices flowing. Each month we offer unique scrapbooking kits, with great products inside. We carefully choose the products for each kit, so they match each other and inspire you. Each month there are two main kits - Scrapbooking and Pocket Life. In these kits you will find patterned papers from various manufacturers, colored cardstock, 3x4'' and 4x6'' cards, stickers, alphas, stamps, chipboard, strings, ribbons, crystals and coming soon Art Workshop Kit Club exclusive products.
I was also inspired by green moodboard at ScrapAroundThe World!!!
February 2015 Challenge 22A Romantic & Ethereal Mood Board by Tatiana Sidorenko!
Green color is just fantastic! Spring and romantic floral mood this is my inspiration!
Спасибо, Танюшка! Таоя досочка не может не вдохновить!!!
Боже мой, Таня.... как удалось на чёрном фоне изобразить такую любовь и нежность?))) Снимаю шляпу, которую и не одевала))) Очень крутая страничка!
Класс! Такой фон, а столько нежности, крутое сочетание! Спасибо, что творишь с SATW!
Таня шикарно , я не могу насмотреться !!!
Как круто смотрятся странички на чёрном фоне, сама не умею, но на твоё мастерство любуюсь!
Very beautiful project! Love the colors! Thanks for playing along with us at SATW!
Бутыль, а чего)))) Яркий! ;) И кое-что еще!


Hong Kong, 11 August 2017 – ARA Asset Management (Prosperity) Limited (the "REIT Manager"), as manager of Prosperity Real Estate Investment Trust ("Prosperity REIT") [SEHK: 808], is pleased to announce the interim results of Prosperity REIT for the six months ended 30 June 2017 (the "Reporting Period").
Unlock the asset value by asset disposal and use of the proceeds to enhance value for unitholders.
The REIT Manager reviews its portfolio from time to time and may consider different opportunities including asset disposal. The disposal of the Harbourfront Landmark Property was completed on 3 March 2017. The net proceeds from disposal is about HK$871.4 million while the disposal gain is about HK$299.7 million. The disposal gain enables us to recycle the capital and enhance value for the unitholders.
During the Reporting Period, Prosperity REIT achieved a rental reversion rate of 8.1%, complemented with a stable occupancy rate of 96.7%. The average effective unit rent of Prosperity REIT's portfolio recorded a growth of 2.7% to HK$24.11 per sq. ft.. This solid performance was attributable to our proactive leasing strategies, the premium quality of our properties, as well as our attentive property management services.
Prosperity REIT has demonstrated the ability to capture market opportunities and to effectively manage the operation throughout different economic cycles. Being a strong presence participant in Kowloon East district, Prosperity REIT is well-positioned to gain further benefits from Kowloon East maturing to CBD2. Total return for the 1st half 2017 is 11.5%, including unit price appreciation of 8.5% and distribution of 1H2017.
For the remainder of 2017, the global economy is expected to perform well on the back of the stable performance in the first half year. Hong Kong retail market regained momentum in terms of total spending. On the other hand, Chinese enterprises continue to boost up the office leasing market with strong demand for office space in Hong Kong. The new Grade A office buildings attracted high quality tenants to move into decentralized districts;Kowloon East is progressively transforming into a business district leveraging on the government policy. Moreover, the commencement of the bond connect scheme and the one belt one road initiative will be supportive to Hong Kong economic growth.Prosperity REIT's gearing ratio remained at a healthy level of 25.4%, providing us with a strong balance sheet to take advantage of future growth opportunities.


Just imagine someone walking up to you…and touching you…without your permission. **Can someone say "STRANGER DANGER?!"** This has happened to me on several occasions and each time I have to take a breath and decide how I will proceed.
Step 1 -- Mood: I admit the foundation on how I will proceed with this encounter is entirely dependent on my mood. I have a millisecond to decide if I want to take this moment to educate people on the proper etiquette of personal space or look at them like they are crazy and call them out on their rudeness. If it's been a long, arduous day…it is not looking good for you.
This is a lot to go through your head in just a second, but it is a necessary evil. What is your process?


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Singapore is buying nearly $10 billion of Australian property every year
Then Minister for Trade Simon Birmingham and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison conclude a virtual summit with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. (Mick Tsikas – Pool, Getty Images)
Singapore is now the second-largest buyer of Australian real estate, only trailing the United States.
The city-state has spent nearly $20 billion worth in the last two years.
It has eclipsed China over the same period, led by investments from large developers and its sovereign wealth fund, GIC.
Visit Business Insider Australia's homepage for more stories.
Known colloquially as the Little Red Dot, Singapore is well and truly punching above its weight when it comes to Australian real estate.
In the two years to July 2020, Singaporean investors bought up $19.3 billion worth of Australian property, according to the latest Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) data.
To put that in perspective, Singaporeans spent $6.1 billion more over that period than China, despite its economy being around 44 times smaller.
It comes as Chinese investment actually declines, according to Georg Chmiel, co-founder and chair of Asian real estate platform Juwai IQI.
"Singaporean real estate investment has climbed significantly, while China's has fallen," he told Business Insider Australia. "Most big Chinese corporate investors have pulled back from Australia, while those from Singapore have doubled down on the lucky country."
It sees Singapore make up 17 cents of every foreign dollar spent on local property versus just 13 cents from China. In fact, the country of just 5.7 million people spent more on local real estate than any other country with the exception of the United States.
Having almost doubled in the last three years, the capital flowing into Australia has largely been spearheaded by institutional investors funding large-scale projects.
"Singaporean real estate investment is being led by large investors such as the city-state's sovereign wealth fund, GIC, but individual home buyers are also active in Aussie home markets," Chmiel said.
"Singaporean developers are also helping bring their buyers from the Lion City to Australia. One example is luxury boutique developer Jean Yip Holdings. Their Perth project, Elements at Carousel, quickly sold out, and 60% of the units were purchased by buyers from Singapore."
Within short flying distance to Perth and other capital cities, Chmiel said Australia remains a "natural destination" for Singaporeans, with property investment likely to only rise further as travel begins to reopen. At the same time, the reprioritisation of foreign investor visas by the Morrison government may encourage further home buying.
Yet Singapore's interests go far beyond shop fronts and development sites. Across all industries, Singapore now represents the third-biggest source of foreign investment for Australia, trailing only the U.S. and Japan. Again, it leads far larger countries like Canada, the United Kingdom and China on that front, with major spending on agriculture, fishing and forestry, as well as the finance and insurance sector.
It marks an interesting recent change as China trends down from its historical highs.
Zooming out to the last 10 years, China remains by far the largest investor in Australia, having spent round $126 billion since 2010. Singapore by comparison has spent around 44 cents on the dollar over the same period.
As the trade relationship continues to languish, Chinese foreign investment may still have some way to fall yet.
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Alle Beiträge vom Tag 25. Oktober 2013
Urgent Message – ITCCS – new Common Law Court
Danke Martha, für diese besonders wichtige Mitteilung!
Urgent Message
http://itccs.org/2013/10/20/urgent-message/
Only Strengthened by the Blows: ITCCS to announce new Common Law Court cases against child killers, Pope Francis – Jorge Bergoglio
On October 14 – the same day that our Tribunal released new evidence of the direct involvement of top Vatican officials in modern child sacrifice cults in Europe – our main website at www.itccs.org was sabotaged and a massive misinformation campaign launched against those ITCCS activists engaged in exposing these cults.
In addition, our former television website, www.itccs.tv, was also seized and subverted by the same saboteurs: a white South African woman and her husband who had infiltrated our Dutch network and who continue to operate under the public pseudonyms "Mel and Richard Ve".
Our sources in Rome indicate that these attacks were paid for and coordinated through the Office of the Vatican espionage agency known as the "Holy Alliance" or The Entity, and its affiliated "dirty ops" bureau, the Sodalitium Pianum, established in Rome in 1913. They also involved the agents of the Papal Nuncio to Holland, Archbishop Andre Dupuy, who had direct contact with "Mel and Richard Ve".
It is a measure of the success of our Tribunal and its Common Law Court of Justice in helping depose former Pope Benedict, Joseph Ratzinger, that the Vatican would feel compelled to strike so directly at our work through its paid operatives. For Joseph Ratzinger himself was among those church officers named by these recent eyewitnesses as having participated in the rape, torture and murder of children within these cults during the 1980′s, at secret facilities in Holland, France and England.
These most recent attacks on our work have only strengthened our resolve. We have already begun to resurrect our website and are improving its quality and security.
Most important, in the new year of 2014, our Tribunal will announce the launching of two new cases in the docket of our affiliated International Common Law Court of Justice, which will address institutionalized child trafficking and sacrifice, and the complicity of the present Pope Francis, Jorge Bergoglio, in such Crimes against Humanity.
We continue to retain every confidence in our Field Secretary, Reverend Kevin Annett, who has weathered many such attacks aimed at him in the past; and in Toos Nijenhuis of Holland who was also targeted by these recent assaults and who continues to lead our work in Holland to bring priestly child killers to common law trial.
We ask for the help of everyone in our over fifty affiliates in twenty one countries to continue the sacred work of convicting and forever stopping criminals of church and state, and their institutions.
Follow this website for regular updates and evidence of these crimes, and contact our Office at itccscentral@gmail.com.
The Central Office of the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State
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The Los Angeles Kings were a pretty solid draw last season. They played to 100 percent capacity at the Staples Center and averaged 17,920 in attendance for their 41 home games.
Now it sounds as though they'll be an even bigger draw in 2012-13.
On Friday, the Los Angeles Daily News caught up with Kings COO Chris McGowan, who told the paper seasons tickets have been going like hotcakes — the Kings have already sold 15,000, an "unprecedented" number.
"Ticket sales have been really, really brisk," McGowan said. "We're getting to a point where organizationally, it's all about managing inventory. We're getting slim in terms of availability. Season-ticket wise, we're in a position where we're going to stop selling season tickets because we're going to be capped out.
The Kings have such a passionate fan base, that even last year they sold 12,000 season tickets. But they won the Stanley Cup in such dominant and surprising fashion – going 16-4 as the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference – that they attracted a new fan base. And the Kings want to make sure they have some tickets available for those fans who have jumped on the bandwagon, too.
McGowan also predicted that, for the first time in club history, a waiting list for tickets could be implemented.


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Ludacris and Gabrielle Union at ""The Fate of the Furious" Atlanta Screening
And now, a lesson in fit and proportions, with our good friends Ludacris and Gabrielle.
Miss Gabrielle is wearing a fairly standard one-shoulder jumpsuit with a big sash at the waist. Seen it a hundred times in the last year alone. But The fit and proportions on Miss Gabrielle's jumpsuit are very, very good, which makes it stand out slightly from the pack. The rise on the crotch isn't too high, the waist sits where it's supposed to on her, the pants are wide and flowy, but they don't make her look bottom heavy. She's posing pretty hard, which is causing the top to stretch out a bit, but we don't think there's a fit issue there. It's a basic look that works because it's well-executed and suits her. She just needed a little more oomph in the jewelry sitch and she'd be fine.
Ludacris, on the other hand, is sporting a suit that good use a good tailoring session. It's not exactly oversized or too large on him, but the shape and fit don't do anything for him. It's just kind of big and boxy. If you're gonna pick a suit in that color and pair it with a shirt like that, you need to make sure the fit is perfect. Otherwise, it can come off a little cheap. It's a decent look that could just use a little tailoring. And maybe different shoes.
New York & Company Black '7th Avenue' One-Shoulder Jumpsuit
Jimmy Choo Strappy Sandals
[Photo Credit: Paras Griffin/Getty Images, nyandcompany.com]
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Four lunch buffets in four days at Aria, MGM Grand, and Monte Carlo in Las Vegas from June 6-9, 2011.
On my stay in sin city, my hotel gave me ten free breakfast or lunch buffet vouchers good at any of the MGM Grand network of hotels. Therefore, I ate a lot. I ate lunch buffets for four days straight trying The Buffet at Aria (twice), MGM Grand Buffet, and the Monte Carlo Buffet.
I think Aria was the best of the bunch with their nice mixture of staples, ethnic foods, and seafood. They had tons of crab legs and big cocktails prawns. Their omelette bar was also superb. I was disappointed by MGM Grand with an odd selection and mishmash of foods and a mediocre taco bar.
My favourite part of buffets is usually the dessert bar and this was no different. I was pretty happy with the gelato stations at Aria and MGM Grand. Aria even had a full sundae station.
MGM and Monte Carlo had vanille and chocolate soft serve which I also greatly enjoy. Monte Carlo had a nice pie and cake collection as well.
The Monte Carlo buffet was okay. The best part was the omelette bar where you pick the ingredients yourself into a dish as the cook makes it for you there. It was only slightly different than the others, but felt a tad more bland.
Speaking of food, I thought this Statue of Liberty made of jelly beans at New York, New York was pretty cool.
Jean Philippe Pâtisserie at Bellagio was a tourist's treat with a full cafe with so many goodies, cakes, pastries, candy, and even lunch items. The open, glass chocolate station was pretty marvellous too.


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What If You Could Speak to a Holocaust Survivor? Now You Can
By Alicia Young April 28, 2017
As the Spanish-American philosopher George Santayana once said, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." This warning has quickly become a staple of history classes around the world, and is why it's so important to acknowledge the wrongful actions of our past. However, reading about genocide and war in a history book isn't quite as powerful as hearing it talked about by veterans and survivors. That's why assemblies and speeches tend to be so powerful—there's something about listening to someone who lived through a particular piece of history that makes it much more personal and real.
One of the unfortunate realities of this type of storytelling, though, is that the stories disappear as survivors grow older and pass away. That's a sad reality we're coming up on with Holocaust survivors. Hitler anointed himself as Fuhrer in 1934 and the Holocaust ended in 1945, making even the youngest survivors in their 80s and 90s today. As someone who has seen a Holocaust survivor speak about his experiences in person, it's upsetting to think that we could forever lose such valuable people in a few years.
However, thanks to the USC Shoah Foundation and new technological innovations, perhaps that doesn't have to be the case. The USC Shoah Foundation was founded by Steven Spielberg in 1994 to document first-hand accounts of the Holocaust for future generations. Since then, the foundation has been archiving video testimonies of 55,000 Holocaust and genocide survivors. Preserving those stories is a wonderful idea on its own, but now technology is taking that preservation to a new level by allowing viewers to actually interact with the survivors.
In her article for CNN Tech, Sara Ashley O'Brien describes a digital encounter she had with Pinchas Gutter, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor. Apparently, Gutter was one of the first volunteers to participate in the new video formatting. In 2014, he sat through more than 20 hours of interviews and answered about 1,500 questions, all of which were recorded by 116 cameras. That Q&A session allowed the foundation to create Gutter's digital persona, which uses speech recognition and natural language processing to recognize questions and then deliver responses.
A beta version of Gutter's digital persona has been available at museums since 2015 and, as more people talk with him, he becomes smarter. Developers can tweak the technology based on how people interact with him, allowing them to improve his understanding of questions.
"The purpose of this interactive conversation is to allow the user to explore [Gutter's] experience with their own curiosity. To get a deeper sense of empathy for that experience because it connects to them as an individual rather than being an abstract," said Stephen Smith, executive director of USC Shoah Foundation.
According to O'Brien, speaking with Gutter felt very similar to taking part in a video call—she was able to ask him personal questions, and the answers he gave were heart wrenching and impactful. However, the foundation hopes to make these digital survivors even more personalized and realistic in the future, with plans to create VR experiences and holograms in the works. Most importantly, Smith said that the recordings have been "future proofed," so that they can be transferred to new formats as technology advances. This ensures that these valuable stories and insights will never be lost, even as the physical people pass away.
"We have to do it now or it won't be recorded for the benefit of the future," Smith said. "We have a race against time ... You can't replace a human being, but what this does is close the gap a little and create that intimacy and empathy that you might get talking to a real human being."
The foundation's motives could not be any more on point. Like the saying goes, history has a tendency to repeat itself when it is ignored. Needless to say, the Holocaust was a horrific event that we can never forget, and always need to learn from. Around the world, humans destroy others simply because they're different in one way or another. Being afraid of what we don't understand may be human nature, unfortunately, but by paying attention to the past and listening to the stories of these survivors, technology may help us overcome that flaw.
Alicia Young