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How Brexit could cause further trouble for the music industry
By Noah Keate
11 pm on 31 December 2020 marked the moment the transition period between the UK and EU ended. Though the UK had left the EU on 31 January 2020, the country had remained within the EU's orbit for the remaining 11 months. The UK was treated as if it were a member to allow the two sides to negotiate a trade deal. Now the UK has officially left, numerous parts of life will be affected when travelling to the EU and back. Though the Covid-19 pandemic has made travel redundant in the short term, more broadly, individuals will start to notice differences in how they can communicate with those on the continent. Not one area is left unaffected, including the music industry.
There are many fears musicians will have to abandon planned tours. This is not solely because of coronavirus, but also the costs and bureaucracy caused by a Brexit trade deal. Musicians have not been included in workers that can enter the EU without a visa meaning that, for a band with six members, extra costs of £1,800 could be faced. As Jamie Njoku-Goodwin, the chief executive of UK Music argues, "if musicians and creators from overseas face barriers and costs getting into the UK, audiences here could miss out on seeing some of their favourite acts". Such barriers work two ways and could mean that, as well as UK musicians struggling to perform overseas, EU creators cannot physically share their work with UK audiences.
With the music industry contributing £5.8 billion to the UK economy in 2019, there is a clear economic case for ensuring that industry can thrive in the future
This is because, under the new rules, anyone from the EU performing in the UK must apply for a costly visa containing their proof of savings and a certificate from those sponsoring them. The bureaucracy and red tape is therefore far greater than when the UK was part of the EU. Despite a petition with more than 200,000 signatures calling for visa-free travel to musicians, the UK government have said its proposals were rejected by the EU – however, recent reports have made this doubtful, with EU sources instead stating that it was the UK who declined the visa-free deal. Given global music tours are based around long term travel in Europe, the details are important. Visas are required for stays of longer than 90 days in a 180-day period in the EU with restrictions on specific activities. While three months can cover the tours of most bands, the work permits vary from country to country – Spain, Italy and Denmark, for instance, have different work permit regulations.
With the music industry contributing £5.8 billion to the UK economy in 2019, there is a clear economic case for ensuring that industry can thrive in the future. As around 20% of that figure comes from live performances, it's obvious that collective experiences of appreciating the arts cannot be underrated. Given the many economic costs Brexit is predicted to cause within the UK over the long term, it wouldn't be surprising if some of that is down to harsher music costs.
The wealth, or lack of it, an individual has could determine their ability to succeed internationally
Indeed, such restrictions could exacerbate the divide between musicians based on wealth. For international popstars, any extra visa costs are likely to more than be covered by the vast number of performances and tickets sold. The name recognition will guarantee them international success and financial security. While there may be paperwork, the artist will likely have an entire management team who can help through that. Where the difficulty will come is for younger, newer artists. Less known and therefore more likely to have fewer financial and social resources, breaking out into the European market would have been dependent on the flexibility and freedom that being part of the EU offered. Suddenly, that has been taken away. The wealth, or lack of it, an individual has could determine their ability to succeed internationally.
Of course, the music industry deserves to survive for reasons that go far beyond economics. The cultural sharing of words and music internationally is a wonderful thing. That the internet exists is brilliant for allowing the shared growth of international culture, which might not previously have been possible. For those in ordinary times unable to travel, the brilliant flexibility provided by the internet should be celebrated.
However, performances can be best enjoyed collectively. That experience allows individuals united by a love for a certain artist to come together in appreciation for the music. It is about far more than a brilliant night out but collective cultural time taken together in love for creativity. After coronavirus, that will once again be possible. Under any form of Brexit, it will be possible. The nature of the UK's departure from the EU however, has made that far harder for new, economically disadvantaged artists.
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By Lori Degman (Author), Mara Penny (Illustrator)
Format Hardcover Picture Book
by Lori Degman, Mara Penny
Create, prevail, change the world . . . like a GIRL! This celebration of international girl power honors a multitude of women who made a difference.
"As an introduction to women's power and possibilities, this choice rises above the rest." —Kirkus
Once upon a time, "like a girl" was considered an insult. Not anymore! In art, aviation, politics, sports, every walk of life, girls are demonstrating their creativity, perseverance, and strength. From civil rights activist Rosa Parks, who stood up for her beliefs by staying seated, to astronaut Sally Ride, who soared to the skies, the 24 women profiled here took risks, acted up, broke barriers, and transformed the world. With its simple yet powerful text, this book will inspire young women everywhere.
Subjects include:
Rosa Parks * Mother Teresa * Malala Yousafzai * Ruby Bridges * Helen Keller * Tammy Duckworth * Wilma Rudolph * Temple Grandin * Frida Kahlo * Zaha Hadid * R.J. Palacio * Maya Angelou * Amelia Earhart * Bessie Coleman * Sally Ride * Mae Carol Jemison * Simone Biles * Gail Devers * Babe Didrikson Zaharias * Gertrude Ederle * Jane Addams * Irena Sendler * Wangari Maathal * Harriet Tubman
"Twenty-four women leaders are pictured as models of working 'like a girl' in this rhyming inspirational poem. The endpapers present the multicultural roster of talented, hardworking women and girls, all apparently cis, depicted in grayscale portraits with their names below their pictures. Each page holds one line of a rhyming couplet with one woman at work in illustrations composed of strong shapes and vivid colors. 'Stand up like a girl, by refusing to stand'—Rosa Parks sits calmly on an (empty) bus, looking out at readers; 'Stand up like a girl, by extending your hand'—Mother Teresa offers a bowl of rice to three children of different races. Malala Yousafzai raises a fist in the air, holding a 'Resist' sign and surrounded by other feminist signs at a protest march; the young Ruby Bridges stands facing a crowd with calm dignity, with the text 'keep on going; persist.' Leaders who overcame challenges, such as Hellen Keller and Tammy Duckworth, 'prevail like a girl.' Artists, architects, and writers like Frida Kahlo and Zaha Hadid all 'create like a girl.' Pilots and astronauts 'soar,' athletes 'train,' philanthropists and activists 'change the world like a girl.' Minibiographies at the end of the book introduce the major accomplishments of each featured leader, helping this book to double as a fun read-aloud and an informative lead-in to further research. As an introduction to women's power and possibilities, this choice rises above the rest. (bibliography)" —Kirkus
"Degman overturns the negative connotations associated with the phrase 'like a girl' by highlighting the lives and work of iconic female figures. Degman includes Amelia Earhart, Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman as well as lesser-known figures, among them Bessie Coleman, the first Native and African-American female pilot; Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to swim the English Channel; and architect Zaha Hadid. Degman repeats the title in the context of each figure's accomplishments: 'Change the world like a girl, from the land to the sea,' she writes of Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai, who appears planting trees. Penny works in stylized collages that distinctively capture the likenesses of the women, who encompass people of varying backgrounds and abilities. In final spreads, Degman invites readers to be curious, ask questions, 'and discover the ways.'" —Publishers Weekly
Lori Degman is the author of the award-winning picture books 1 Zany Zoo and Cock-a-Doodle Oops! as well as Just Read (Sterling) and other books for children. Lori was a teacher of the deaf and hard-of-hearing and is now a full-time author. She lives in Vernon Hills, IL, with her family. Visit her at Loridegman.com.
Mara Penny studied both interior design and jewelry design in college. She is the illustrator of The Practical Witch's Spell Book (Running Press). She lives with her family in Oakland, CA.
Pub Date: 8/13/2019
Format: Hardcover Picture Book
Pages: 40 pages, all in color
Trim: 10 x 10 x 0 Inches
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Nuno Limão
Research Fellow at Kiel Institute for World Economics, Research Fellow at National Bureau Of Economic Research, Professor in the Economics Department at University Of Maryland
Nuno Limão, is a Professor at the University of Maryland Economics Department and a Research Fellow of the National Bureau of Economic Research, and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Professor Limão, received his BS.c. from the London School of Economics and his PhD from Columbia University. His primary research and teaching interests are in international trade, trade policy, and political economy. His research integrates theoretical and empirical work to examine a variety of issues, such as how governments choose among redistribution policies, the determinants of trade policy and trade agreements, the interaction between preferential and multilateral trade liberalisation, the effects of trade costs and geographic location. His recent work focuses on the effects of policy uncertainty on firm decisions and its implications. For more information see: terpconnect.umd.edu/~limao/
DP9615 Policy Uncertainty, Trade and Welfare: Theory and Evidence for China and the U.S.
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Giovanni Maggi
DP8798 Trade and Investment under Policy Uncertainty: Theory and Firm Evidence
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Globalisation, specialisation, and the division of labour
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Trade cold wars and the value of agreements during crises
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Q: IE CSS Alignment Issue My issue is that I have two dropdown boxes that I need to align.  In Firefox, it works fine.  Basically, one form box for country, and then underneath it, another form box for state.  In IE, these boxes show up next to one another.  I'm trying to style it so that the second form box appears underneath the first.
My HTML code (I chopped off some states so it'd be easier to read):

*Country:

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    <asp:ListItem>Alabama</asp:ListItem>
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My CSS code for classes "label", "field", "country2", and "us_state_dropdown2":
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Any ideas?

A: You can use clear to avoid elements from being positioned on the side(s) that you choose.
Read the CSS reference to learn how to use clear. MDN Reference

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Our top 100 Prospects: A brief self-critique
We turn the magnifying glass on our Top 100 list and identify which prospects we might be too high and too low on.
By Eddy Almaguer and Brian Creagh Feb 15, 2018, 8:30am EST
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Last week we released our Top 100 Fantasy Prospects list. If you haven't seen it, check it out. Inside you'll find a composite top 100 and three individual Top 125 lists near the bottom. As much as we'd like to think it, our list is not perfect. Not only might you, the reader, think we whiffed on a couple of guys—but us, the authors, have our own opinions too.
Brian and I got together and submitted one prospect we each think we're too high on and one prospect we think is too low on our Top 100.
Prospects We Might Be Too High On
Franklin Barreto (Top 100 rank: 40)
I can't get myself to like Franklin Barreto. Maybe three to four years ago when a 15/15 shortstop would have been valuable I'd have bought in. But Barreto is debuting at the wrong time. I can't get excited about someone who's typical major league season might look like Andrelton Simmons' 2017. He has a mediocre approach so he declines in value in OBP/OPS leagues. It's probably not fair to say he won't run in the majors, but I'm not sure we can expect 30-stolen base campaigns like he's done in the minors. I ranked him 70th in my personal Top 125 and if I'm being honest, I still think it's too high. Upside is a huge consideration for me in prospect rankings and Barreto is lacking it.
Kevin Maitan (Top 100 rank: 66)
I hate writing anything negative about any 17-year-old prospect, so let me qualify this analysis by saying Kevin Maitan is an excellent acquisition for the Los Angeles Angels and is a prospect any major league organization would want around. The reason I believe we're too high on Maitan is the uncertainty and duration of his future development. There is a very likely path of Maitan falling off Top 100 lists in the next year or two, having a breakout season and falling off lists again, only to re-emerge as a post-hype sleeper. We've already learned that it won't be a straight path in his development and rise up a system, and to spend an early draft pick on acquiring Maitan is not maximizing every asset at a fantasy owner's disposal. You will likely be able to turn that roster position over three times if you don't hold Maitan for the next four years. Not to mention he has questions on his bat that will not be answered for the next two to three years. There are not many formats where it is advantageous to draft and hold Kevin Maitan over a Justus Sheffield or Dustin Fowler who could matriculate in a year or two with almost as much upside.
Prospect We Might Be Too Low On
Carter Kieboom (Top 100 rank: 88)
Carter Kieboom's 88th overall ranking is going to make us look foolish when we re-rank in mid-July. I was the high man on our team on Kieboom but my hype is warranted. He missed three months with a hamstring injury and yeah, it sapped some key development time. But he returned to full-season ball as a teenager at the time and walked more than he struck out. He's worked to quiet his swing a bit and what's emerging is a potential 60/50 hit/power combo that'll reside at third base with excellent plate discipline. I expect him to start at High-A this year and creep into Double-A near the end of the season. For someone with just 410 professional plate appearances, his floor is high and I'd be pretty stunned if he doesn't become the good major leaguer I expect him to be.
Yordan Alvarez (Top 100 rank: 86)
For a fantasy-focused list, we are too low on a bat-first prospect who does not get the publicity he deserves due to his questionable defensive profile. Alvarez has everything we look for in a slam-dunk fantasy prospect: the size (6'5" 225 lbs), the production (.309/.391/.483 career minor league slash line making it through High-A in 2017), and the projection (plus raw power and a plus hit tool). He's in a Houston Astros system with a reputation for developing some excellent offensive talent in the last few years (Carlos Correa, George Springer, Alex Bregman, etc.). There is a non-zero chance Alvarez ends up a designated hitter, and I believe that is costing him in many pre-season rankings, but the bat is so good and projects to such a high level that Alvarez is more than worth the risk at his current price. He's probably two to three years away from contributing, but every dynasty owner in the process of a re-build should be targeting Yordan Alvarez and see if you can work him in as an add-on piece to a larger trade. The hype train for this kid is coming so invest now while his price is at its lowest.


Chief minister Naveen Patnaik announced to add five lakhs more people under the Madhu Babu Pension Yojana (MBPY), state's own social security pension scheme taking the total number of beneficiaries to 48 lakhs.
Over 40,000 artists will also receive monthly pension of Rs 1200 under the Mukhyamantri Kalakara Yojana from December 15.
Special camps will be organized as part of the People's empowerment– enabling transparency and accountability of Odisha Initiative (PEETHA)– which is aimed at creating awareness about various schemes of the state government and improve transparency in distribution of individual and social benefits.
The MBPY was launched since January 2008 by merging two pension schemes—Old age pension and Odisha disability pension scheme.
The beneficiaries receive Rs 300 per month after attaining 60 years up to 79 years and Rs 500 per month for 80 years and above. The scheme also extends benefits to widows, leprosy and AIDS patients.
Unmarried women above 30 years belonging to a BPL family or has individual income below Rs 24,00 per annum are also eligible under the scheme.
The theme for this year's World Soil Day is – 'Be the Solution to Soil Pollution'.
The Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF) is in India for a bilateral air exercise SHINYUU Maitri-18 with Indian Air Force from 03-07 Dec 18 at A F Station Agra.
IAF is participating with An-32 and C-17 aircraft with aircrew & observers. The focus of the exercise is set for the IAF and JASDF crews to undertake Joint Mobility/ HADR operations.
Qatar has announced its decision to leave the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) from January next year and focus more on the production of natural gas.
Qatar has plans to increase its annual exports of liquified natural gas, LPG from 77 million tons of gas per year to 110 million tons.
Qatar is the world's largest exporter of LPG. Qatar also wants to raise its oil production from 4.8 million barrels of oil equivalent a day to 6.5 million barrels.
The day is celebrated in honor of the maritime force's role during the war with Pakistan in 1971 when Indian warships attacked Karachi port and successfully hurt Pakistani operations in the western coast.
The Day is also celebrated to highlight the role the Navy plays in securing the country's marine borders during peacetime and carrying out humanitarian missions.
Operation Trident, the codename for the naval attack on Karachi, is considered one of the most successful operations in the post-World War II era.
Nagaland became the first state in the Northeast and second in the country, after Himachal Pradesh, to launch a pan-India single emergency number '112' under the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS).
The Union Government has allocated Rs 321.69 croreunder the Nirbhaya Fund for the implementation of the ERSS project across the nation. Nagaland alone has been allocated Rs 4.88 crore for the project.
The Justice Verma Committee, in the backdrop of the unfortunate Nirbhaya incident in December 2012, suggested for the implementation of the 'Emergency Response Support System' (ERSS) across India.
The government will provide about 10,000 to 12,000 FASTags for vehicles attached to persons and dignitaries who are entitled for "free ride" through toll plazas on National Highways (NHs) across the country.
Officials in National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) said, toll operators don't get any user fee from nearly one lakh transactions every day out of a total 20-25 lakh transactions.
According to NHAI rules, vehicles transporting and officially accompanying 25 dignitaries including President, PM, chief justices of the Supreme Court and high courts, Union ministers, chief ministers, judges of SC and HCs, defence chiefs and MPs are exempted from paying toll.


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This is a list of foreign players in the Scottish Premiership, which commenced play in 2013. The following players meet both of the following criteria:
 Have played at least one Scottish Premiership game. Players who were signed by Scottish Premiership clubs, but only played in lower league, cup and/or European games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
 Are foreign, i.e., outside Great Britain and Ireland, determined by the following:
A player is considered foreign if his allegiance is not to play for the national teams of Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland.

In bold: players who have played at least one Scottish Premiership game in the current season (2022–23), and are still at a club for which they have played. This does not include current players of a Scottish Premiership club who have not played a Scottish Premiership game in the current season.

Details correct as of 21 August 2022

Albania

Flo Bojaj - Kilmarnock - 2016–17
Eros Grezda - Rangers- 2018–20
Egli Kaja - Livingston - 2018
Ylber Ramadani - Aberdeen - 2022–present

Algeria

Ismaël Bouzid - Kilmarnock - 2013–14

Angola

Joaquim Adão - Heart of Midlothian - 2018
Genséric Kusunga - Dundee - 2018–19
Dolly Menga - Livingston - 2018–20

Antigua and Barbuda

Zaine Francis-Angol - Motherwell - 2013–15
Josh Parker - Aberdeen - 2015–16

Argentina
Alexandro Bernabei - Celtic - 2022–present
Antonio Rojano - Hamilton Academical - 2017–18
Adrián Spörle - Dundee United - 2020–22

Australia

Daniel Arzani - Celtic - 2018–2020
Nathaniel Atkinson - Hearts of Midlothian - 2021–present
Keanu Baccus - St Mirren - 2022–present
Aziz Behich - Dundee United - 2022–present
Mark Birighitti - Dundee United
Martin Boyle - Dundee, Hibernian - 2013–present
Oliver Bozanic - Heart of Midlothian - 2018–20
Phillip Cancar - Livingston - 2022–present
Jesse Curran - Dundee - 2015–19
Cameron Devlin - Heart of Midlothian - 2021–
Ryan Edwards - Heart of Midlothian, Partick Thistle, St Mirren - 2015–19
Ben Garuccio - Heart of Midlothian - 2018–20
Curtis Good - Dundee United - 2014
Jackson Irvine - Celtic, Kilmarnock, Ross County - 2013–16
James Jeggo - Hibernian - 2023-
Garang Kuol - Heart of Midlothian - 2023-
Aaron Lennox - Aberdeen - 2016–17
Jamie Maclaren - Hibernian - 2018–19
Ashley Maynard-Brewer - Ross County - 2021
Scott McDonald - Motherwell and Dundee United - 2015–17, 2017–18
Dylan McGowan - Heart of Midlothian - 2013–14
Ryan McGowan - Dundee and Dundee United, St Johnstone - 2015–16, 2019, 2022–present
Matthew Millar - St Mirren - 2021–22
Lewis Miller - Hibernian - 2022–present
Mark Milligan - Hibernian - 2018–2019
Aaron Mooy - Celtic - 2022–present
Tom Rogic - Celtic - 2013–22
Andy Rose - Motherwell - 2017–18
Kye Rowles - Heart of Midlothian - 2022–present
Harry Souttar - Dundee United and Ross County - 2015–16, 2018
Ryan Strain - St Mirren - 2022–present
Adam Taggart - Dundee United - 2015–16

Austria

Daniel Bachmann - Ross County and Kilmarnock - 2015, 2018–19
Moritz Bauer - Celtic - 2019–20
Darko Bodul - Dundee United - 2015–16
David Cancola - Ross County - 2021–present
Peter Haring - Heart of Midlothian - 2018–present

Belgium

Logan Bailly - Celtic - 2015–17
Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo - Celtic - 2019–20
Dedryck Boyata - Celtic - 2015–19
Rocky Bushiri - Hibernian - 2022–present
Allan Delferrière - Hibernian - 2022–present
Jason Denayer - Celtic - 2014–15
Lars Dendoncker - St Johnstone - 2021–22
Tim Dreesen - Ross County - 2014
Frédéric Frans - Partick Thistle - 2014–16
Charly Musonda - Celtic - 2018
Funso Ojo - Aberdeen - 2019–21
Kazeem Olaigbe - Ross County - 2022–present
Stéphane Oméonga - Hibernian, Livingston - 2019–present

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bahrudin Atajić - Celtic - 2013–14
Sanel Jahić - St Johnstone - 2013–14

Brazil

Alexandre D'Acol - Hamilton Academical - 2015–17
Lucas - Hamilton Academical - 2015–16
Igor Rossi - Heart of Midlothian - 2015–17

Bulgaria

Kostadin Gadzhalov - Dundee - 2015–18
Viktor Genev - St Mirren - 2015
Plamen Krachunov - St Johnstone - 2016
Aleksandar Tonev - Celtic - 2014–15

Burundi

Gaël Bigirimana - Motherwell and Hibernian - 2017–19

Cameroon

Stéphane Bahoken - St Mirren - 2013–14
Eric Djemba-Djemba - St Mirren - 2014
Arnaud Djoum - Heart of Midlothian, Dundee United - 2015–19, 2022–present
Jeando Fuchs - Dundee United - 2020–22
Yann Songo'o - Ross County - 2014

Canada

Scott Arfield - Rangers - 2018–present
Theo Bair - St Johnstone - 2022–present
Dylan Carreiro - Dundee - 2014–15
Jay Chapman - Dundee - 2022
Terry Dunfield - Ross County - 2014–15
Calum Ferguson - Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2015–16
Marcus Godinho - Heart of Midlothian - 2018–19
Marcus Haber - Dundee - 2016–19
Victor Loturi - Ross County - 2022–present
Alistair Johnston - Celtic - 2023-
Liam Millar - Kilmarnock - 2019–20
Harry Paton - Ross County - 2018–22
Ben Paton - Ross County - 2021–present
Charlie Trafford - Hamilton Academical - 2020–21
David Wotherspoon - St Johnstone - 2013–present
Dario Zanatta - Heart of Midlothian - 2015–19

Cape Verde

Luís 'Duk' Lopes - Aberdeen - 2022–present
David Silva - Kilmarnock - 2013–14

Chinese Taipei

Tim Chow - Ross County - 2016–18

Colombia
Cristian Montaño - Livingston - 2021–present
Alfredo Morelos - Rangers - 2017–present

Congo

Dylan Bahamboula - Livingston - 2022–present
Scott Bitsindou - Livingston - 2022–present
Clévid Dikamona - Heart of Midlothian - 2018–present

Congo DR

Beni Baningime - Heart of Midlothian - 2021–
Youssouf Mulumbu - Celtic, Kilmarnock - 2017–19
Andréa Mbuyi-Mutombo - Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2015–16
Delphin Tshiembe - Hamilton Academical - 2018–19
Calvin Zola - Aberdeen - 2013–14

Costa Rica

Cristian Gamboa - Celtic - 2016–19

Croatia

Borna Barišić – Rangers - 2018–present
Filip Benković -  Celtic - 2018–19
Marijan Cabraja - Hibernian - 2022–present
Antonio Čolak - Rangers - 2022–present
Josip Juranović -  Celtic - 2021–present
Christian Ilić - Motherwell - 2019–20
Nikola Katić - Rangers - 2018–present
Niko Kranjčar - Rangers - 2016–18
Jozo Šimunović - Celtic - 2015–20

Curaçao

Kemy Agustien - Hamilton Academical - 2016
Juninho Bacuna - Rangers - 2021–22

Cyprus

Alex Gogić - Hamilton Academical, St Mirren - 2017–present

Czech Republic

Tomáš Černý - Partick Thistle, Aberdeen - 2015–21
Václav Hladký - St Mirren - 2019–20
Milan Nitrianský - Partick Thistle - 2017–2018
Nicolas Šumský - Hamilton Academical - 2015–16
Filip Twardzik - Celtic - 2013–15
Zdeněk Zlámal - Heart of Midlothian, St Mirren, St Johnstone - 2018–21

Denmark

Oliver Abildgaard - Celtic - 2022–present
Danny Amankwaa - Hearts - 2018–19
Nicolai Brock-Madsen - St Mirren - 2018
Thomas Mikkelsen - Ross County - 2017–18
Matt O'Riley - Celtic - 2022–present
Erik Sviatchenko - Celtic - 2016–18

Estonia

Henri Anier - Dundee United, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Motherwell - 2013–14, 2015–16, 2017
Mattias Käit - Ross County - 2018
Henrik Ojamaa - Dundee, Motherwell - 2014–15, 2017
Madis Vihmann - St Johnstone - 2019–20

Faroe Islands

Gunnar Nielsen - Motherwell - 2013–15

Finland

Serge Atakayi - Rangers - 2016–2019
Alexei Eremenko - Kilmarnock - 2014–15
Carljohan Eriksson - Dundee United - 2022–present
Niko Hämäläinen - Kilmarnock - 2019–2020
Glen Kamara - Dundee, Rangers - 2017–present
Ilmari Niskanen - Dundee United - 2021–present
Juhani Ojala - Motherwell - 2021–present
Teemu Pukki - Celtic - 2013–14
Riku Riski - Dundee United - 2016
Eetu Vertainen - St Johnstone - 2021

France

Tony Andreu - Hamilton Academical, St Mirren, St Johnstone - 2014–15, 2019–21
Maxime Biamou - Dundee United - 2021–22
Dylan Bikey - Heart of Midlothian - 2017
Loïc Damour - Heart of Midlothian - 2019–21
Moussa Dembélé - Celtic - 2016–18
Oumar Diaby - Hamilton Academical - 2016
Oan Djorkaeff - St Mirren - 2019–20
Christopher Dilo - St Mirren - 2013–14
Odsonne Édouard - Celtic - 2017–21
Farid El Alagui - Dundee United - 2014
Faissal El Bakhtaoui - Dundee - 2016–19
Kévin Gomis - Dundee - 2016–17
William Gros - Kilmarnock - 2013–14
Christopher Jullien - Celtic - 2019–present
Karl Madianga - Dundee - 2018–19
Malaury Martin - Heart of Midlothian - 2017–19
David Milinković - Heart of Midlothian - 2017–18
Steven Mouyokolo - Celtic - 2013–14
Christian Nadé - Hamilton Academical - 2015–16
Aaron Nemane - Rangers - 2017
David N'Gog - Ross County - 2018
Elton Ngwatala - Dundee - 2018–19
Olivier Ntcham - Celtic - 2017–21
Cécé Pepe - Livingston - 2019–20
Florent Sinama Pongolle - Dundee United - 2015–16
Christopher Routis - Ross County - 2016–18
Xavier Tomas - Hamilton Academical - 2017–18
Élie Youan - Hibernian - 2022–present
Abdellah Zoubir - Hibernian - 2013–14

Gambia
Momodou Bojang - Hibernian - 2022–present

Germany

Adrian Beck - Hamilton Academical - 2019–20
Sean Goss - Rangers, St Johnstone, Motherwell - 2018, 2019, 2021–present
Moritz Jenz - Celtic - 2022–present
Orestis Kiomourtzoglou - Hearts of Midlothian - 2022–present
Thomas Konrad - Dundee - 2014–16
Gramoz Kurtaj - Hamilton Academical - 2015–17
Arvid Schenk - Dundee - 2014–15
Lennard Sowah - Hamilton Academical, Heart of Midlothian - 2016–17, 2018–19
Luka Tankulić - Dundee - 2014–15
Dan Twardzik - Motherwell - 2013–16
Luis Zwick - Dundee United - 2015–16

Ghana

Mathew Anim Cudjoe - Dundee United - 2021–present
Prince Buaben - Heart of Midlothian and Partick Thistle - 2014, 2015–18
Joe Dodoo - Rangers - 2016–19
Abdul Osman - Partick Thistle - 2014–18
Wakaso - Celtic - 2014–15

Greece

Tasos Avlonitis - Heart of Midlothian - 2016–17
Vasilis Barkas - Celtic - 2020–22
Giorgos Giakoumakis - Celtic - 2021–present
Evangelos Ikonomou - Ross County - 2014
Marios Ogkmpoe - Hamilton Academical - 2018–21
Georgios Samaras - Celtic - 2013–14
Georgios Sarris - Hamilton Academical - 2016–18
Giannis Skondras - Hamilton Academical - 2016–18
Alexandros Tziolis - Heart of Midlothian - 2017

Grenada

Regan Charles-Cook - Ross County - 2020
Anthony Straker - Motherwell - 2015

Guadeloupe

Mickaël Antoine-Curier - Hamilton Academical - 2014–15

Guinea

Lonsana Doumbouya - Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2016–17
Mathias Pogba - Partick Thistle - 2015–16
Ibrahima Savane - Livingston - 2019

Guinea-Bissau

Amido Baldé- Celtic - 2013–15
Esmaël Gonçalves - Heart of Midlothian, Livingston - 2017–18, 2022–present

Honduras

Emilio Izaguirre - Celtic - 2013–17, 2018–19

Hungary

Ádám Bogdán - Hibernian - 2018–19

Iceland

Kári Árnason - Aberdeen - 2017–18

Iran

Alex Samizadeh - Kilmarnock - 2017–18

Israel

Liel Abada - Celtic - 2021–present
Hatem Abd Elhamed - Celtic - 2019–21
Nir Bitton - Celtic - 2013–22
Beram Kayal - Celtic - 2013–15
Ofir Marciano - Hibernian - 2017–21

Italy

Raffaele De Vita - Livingston and Ross County - 2015–16, 2018–19
Dario Del Fabro - Kilmarnock - 2019–20
Massimo Donati - Hamilton Academical and St Mirren - 2016–18
Manuel Pascali - Kilmarnock - 2013–15

Ivory Coast

Vakoun Issouf Bayo - Celtic - 2019–20
Souleymane Coulibaly - Kilmarnock - 2016–17
Guy Demel - Dundee United - 2015–16
Armand Gnanduillet - Heart of Midlothian - 2021–22
Cédric Kipré - Motherwell - 2017–18
Eboue Kouassi - Celtic - 2017–2020
Ismaila Soro - Celtic - 2020–22
Kolo Toure - Celtic - 2016–17

Jamaica

Rolando Aarons - Motherwell - 2019–2020, 2022–present
Junior Morias - St Mirren - 2019–present
Theo Robinson - Motherwell - 2015–16
Kemar Roofe - Rangers - 2020–

Japan

Kyogo Furuhashi - Celtic - 2021–present
Reo Hatate - Celtic - 2022–present
Yosuke Ideguchi - Celtic - 2022–present
Tomoki Iwata - Celtic - 2023-
Eiji Kawashima - Dundee United - 2015–16
Yuki Kobayashi - Celtic - 2023-
Daizen Maeda - Celtic - 2022–present
Ryotaro Meshino - Heart of Midlothian - 2019–20
Koki Mizuno - Celtic - 2008–10
Shunsuke Nakamura - Celtic - 2005–09
Yutaro Oda - Heart of Midlothian - 2023-

Kenya
Jonah Ayunga - St Mirren - 2022–present

Kosovo
Florent Hoti - Dundee United - 2020–22

Latvia

Antons Kurakins - Hamilton Academical - 2015–16
Vitālijs Maksimenko - Kilmarnock - 2014

Lithuania

Deivydas Matulevičius - Hibernian - 2017–18
Deimantas Petravičius - Motherwell - 2017–18
Darvydas Šernas - Ross County - 2015
Vykintas Slivka - Hibernian - 2017–20

Malta

Myles Beerman - Rangers - 2016–19
James Brown - Livingston, St Johnstone - 2018–19, 2021–present

Malawi

Kieran Ngwenya - Aberdeen - 2020–21

Mali

Lassana Coulibaly - Rangers - 2018–19

Martinique

Yoann Arquin - Ross County and St Mirren - 2014–15
Julien Faubert - Kilmarnock - 2016

Mexico

Gabriel - Partick Thistle - 2013–14
Eduardo Herrera - Rangers - 2017–20
Carlos Peña - Rangers - 2017–19

Montenegro

Sead Hakšabanović - Celtic - 2022–present

Montserrat

Donervon Daniels - Aberdeen - 2015

Morocco

Moha El Ouriachi - Heart of Midlothian - 2017
Faycal Rherras - Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian - 2016–17, 2018

Netherlands

Jordi Balk - Ross County - 2014
Vicente Besuijen - Aberdeen - 2022–present
Mario Bilate - Dundee United - 2014–15
Derk Boerrigter - Celtic - 2013–16
Melvin de Leeuw - Ross County - 2013–14
Dorus de Vries - Celtic - 2016–19
Mohamed El Makrini - Kilmarnock - 2019–20
Nigel Hasselbaink - Hamilton Academical and St Johnstone - 2013–14, 2015
Justin Johnson - Dundee United - 2015–16
Marc Klok - Dundee and Ross County - 2013–14, 2017
Kevin Luckassen - Ross County - 2013–14
Darren Maatsen - Ross County - 2013–15
Victor Nirennold - Motherwell - 2021-22
Kelle Roos - Aberdeen - 2022–present
Alex Schalk - Ross County - 2015–18
Sherwin Seedorf - Motherwell - 2019–21
Rodney Sneijder - Dundee United - 2015
Yordi Teijsse - Dundee - 2016–17
Jeroen Tesselaar - Kilmarnock and St Mirren - 2013–15
Kenny van der Weg - Hamilton Academical and Ross County - 2016–18, 2019
Virgil van Dijk - Celtic - 2013–15
Kevin van Veen - Motherwell - 2021–present
Randy Wolters - Dundee - 2017–18

New Zealand

Rory Fallon - St Johnstone - 2013–14
Alex Greive - St Mirren - 2022–present
George Stanger - Hamilton Academical - 2018–21

Nigeria

Ola Adeyemo - Dundee United - 2014–15
Efe Ambrose - Celtic and Hibernian - 2013–19
Joe Aribo - Rangers - 2019–22
Leon Balogun - Rangers - 2020–22
Calvin Bassey - Rangers - 2020–22
Reuben Gabriel - Kilmarnock - 2013–14
Rabiu Ibrahim - Kilmarnock - 2013–14
Chidiebere Nwakali - Aberdeen - 2018
Edward Ofere - Dundee United, Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2015, 2016
Juwon Oshaniwa - Hearts of Midlothian - 2015–17
Umar Sadiq - Rangers - 2018

North Macedonia
Bojan Miovski - Aberdeen - 2022–present

Norway

Torbjørn Agdestein - Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2013–14
Kristoffer Ajer - Celtic, Kilmarnock - 2017–21
Jo Inge Berget - Celtic - 2014
Mohamed Elyounoussi - Celtic - 2019–21
Markus Fjørtoft - Hamilton Academical - 2019–20
Runar Hauge - Hibernian - 2021-22
Sondre Solholm Johansen - Motherwell - 2021–present
Elias Melkersen - Hibernian - 2022–present
Stefan Johansen - Celtic - 2014–2016
Bjørn Johnsen - Heart of Midlothian - 2016–17

Poland

Błażej Augustyn - Heart of Midlothian - 2015–16
Radosław Cierzniak - Dundee United - 2013–15
Kevin Dąbrowski - Hibernian - 2021–22
Jarosław Fojut - Dundee United - 2014–15
Rafał Grzelak - Heart of Midlothian - 2017–18
Krystian Nowak - Heart of Midlothian - 2016–17
Max Stryjek - Livingston - 2020-22
Michał Szromnik - Dundee United - 2014–16
Łukasz Załuska - Celtic - 2013–15

Portugal

Bruno Alves - Rangers - 2017–18
Daniel Candeias - Rangers - 2017–19
Fábio Cardoso - Rangers - 2017–18
Dálcio - Rangers - 2017
Jota - Celtic - 2021–present
Joel Castro Pereira  - Heart of Midlothian - 2019–20
Jair Tavares - Hibernian - 2022–present

Romania
Laurențiu Brănescu - Kilmarnock - 2019–20
Laurențiu Corbu - St Mirren - 2019
Ianis Hagi - Rangers - 2020–present
Mihai Popescu - St Mirren - 2019

Russia
Ivan Konovalov - Livingston - 2022–present

Saint Kitts and Nevis
Harry Panayiotou - Livingston - 2021

Senegal

Morgaro Gomis - Dundee United, Heart of Midlothian, Motherwell - 2013–16
Jean Alassane Mendy - Dundee - 2018–19

Serbia

Stefan Šćepović - Celtic - 2014–16

Sierra Leone

Mustapha Dumbuya - Partick Thistle - 2015–18

Slovakia

Erik Čikoš - Ross County - 2014, 2016–17
Marián Kello - St Mirren - 2013–15
Filip Kiss - Ross County - 2014–15
Milan Lalkovič - Ross County - 2017

Slovenia

Uroš Celcer - Ross County - 2014
Andraž Struna - Heart of Midlothian - 2017

South Africa

Keaghan Jacobs - Livingston - 2018–22
Kyle Jacobs - Kilmarnock - 2013–14
Bongani Zungu - Rangers - 2020-21

South Korea

Oh Hyeon-gyu - Celtic - 2023-

South Sudan
William Akio - Ross County - 2022–present

Spain

Arturo - Dundee - 2016
Jon Aurtenetxe - Dundee - 2017–18
Julen Etxabeguren - Dundee - 2015–18
Jesús García - Hamilton Academical - 2013–17
Juanma - Heart of Midlothian - 2015–17
Dani López - Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 2015–16
Rubén Palazuelos - Ross County - 2015
Miguel Pallardó - Heart of Midlothian - 2014–16
Antonio Reguero - Ross County - 2014–15
Alex Rodriguez - Motherwell - 2018–19
Jon Toral - Rangers - 2017

Sweden

John Guidetti - Celtic - 2014–15
Melker Hallberg - Hibernian, St Johnstone - 2019–present
Filip Helander - Rangers - 2019–present
David Moberg Karlsson - Kilmarnock - 2014
Mikael Lustig - Celtic - 2013–19
Viktor Noring - Heart of Midlothian - 2016–18
William Sandford - St Johnstone - 2022–present
Osman Sow - Heart of Midlothian, Kilmarnock - 2014–16, 2019–21
Carl Starfelt - Celtic - 2021–present

Switzerland

Albian Ajeti - Celtic - 2020–present
Saidy Janko - Celtic - 2015–17
Florian Kamberi - Hibernian - 2018–20
Mihael Kovačević - Ross County - 2013–14
Branislav Mićić - Ross County - 2013–14
Orhan Mustafi - Ross County - 2013–14
Philippe Senderos - Rangers -  2016–17
Benjamin Siegrist - Dundee United - 2020–present

Togo

Steve Lawson - Livingston - 2018–21

Trinidad and Tobago

Daniel Phillips - St Johnstone - 2022–present
Jason Scotland - Hamilton Academical - 2014–15
Richard Roy - Hamilton Academical - 2016–17

Tunisia

Sofien Moussa - Dundee - 2017–19
Aymen Souda - Livingston - 2019–20

Turkey

Nadir Çiftçi - Celtic, Dundee United and Motherwell - 2013–18
İlkay Durmuş - St Mirren - 2019–21
Colin Kazim-Richards - Celtic - 2016
Alim Öztürk - Heart of Midlothian - 2014–17
Rıdvan Yılmaz - Rangers - 2022–present

Uganda

Sadat Anaku - Dundee United - 2022–present
Bevis Mugabi - Motherwell - 2019–present

Ukraine
Max Kucheriavyi - St Johnstone - 2022–present
Mykola Kukharevych - Hibernian - 2022–present
Marian Shved - Celtic - 2019

United States

Cameron Carter-Vickers - Celtic - 2021–present
Joseph Efford - Motherwell - 2022–present
Ian Harkes - Dundee United - 2020–present
Matthew Hoppe - Hibernian - 2023-
Emerson Hyndman - Rangers and Hibernian - 2017–18
Perry Kitchen - Hearts - 2016–17
Chris Mueller - Hibernian - 2021-22
Matt Polster - Rangers - 2019–20
Dante Polvara - Aberdeen - 2022–present
Christian Ramirez - Aberdeen - 2021–present
James Sands - Rangers - 2022–present
Sebastian Soto - Livingston F.C. - 2021-22
Malik Tillman - Rangers - 2022–present

Uruguay
Diego Laxalt - Celtic - 2020–21

Venezuela
Ronald Hernández - Aberdeen - 2020–21

Zambia
Fashion Sakala - Rangers - 2021–present

Zimbabwe

Kundai Benyu - Celtic - 2017
David Moyo - Hamilton Academical - 2019–21

See also
List of foreign Scottish Premier League players

Notes

{{Cnote2|b MKD|Born in North Macedonia

{{Cnote2|b RSA|Born in South Africa

References

Foreign players
Scottish Premiership
Association football player non-biographical articles

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Aditi Rao Hydari Biography, Wiki, Age, Height, Weight, Affairs, Husband, Unknown Interesting Facts, Images, Videos & More
1 Aditi Rao Hydari Biography/Wiki
2 Physical Stats & More
4 Favorite Thing(s)
6 Social Media Profiles/Accounts
7 Style Quotient
Aditi Rao Hydari is an Indian actress, dancer and singer. She predominantly works for Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam films. Know more about Aditi Rao Hydari age, biography, wiki, marriage, husband, height, net worth, movies, children, and more in the article provided below.
Aditi Rao Hydari Biography/Wiki
Real Name Aditi Rao Hydari
Date of Birth(DOB)/Birthdate 28 October 1986
Age (as in 2021) Years
Zodiac sign/Sun sign Scorpio
Birth Place Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Educational Qualification(s) Graduation
School Rishi Valley School, Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh
College/University Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi
Family Parents
Father- Late Ehsaan Hydari
Mother- Vidya Rao
Sibling(s)
Brother- N/A
Sister- N/A
Religion Not Known (As her father was a Muslim and her mother is a Hindu)
Hometown Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Current City/Residence – Not Known
Debut Film Debut:
Prajapathi (Malayalam film, 2006,)
Delhi 6 (Hindi Film, 2008,)
Hobbies Yoga, dancing, singing
Height in Feet Inches- 5' 5"
in Meters- 1.65 m
in Centimeters- 165 cm
Weight in Pounds- 115 lbs
in Kilograms- 52 kg
Figure Measurements 34-26-34
• In 2015, on Indian Independence Day, Aditi posted a 'Salute Selfie.' It made her get into controversy as people criticized her as she insulted the nation by saluting with the left hand.
• In 2016, she had to attend a fashion show event in Noida, but while she was on her way to the venue, the traffic police caught her car as she was driving on the wrong side of the road.
• In 2016, there were some rumors that the reason behind Farhan Akhtar's divorce from Adhuna was due to his closeness to his co-star Aditi Rao Hydari. The duo can be seen in the film 'Wazir.'
Favorite Thing(s)
Favorite Film(s) Hollywood: Love Actually, Life is Beautiful, Pan's Labyrinth, and Iris
Bollywood: Disney ABCD2, Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, and Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam
Favorite Director(s) Anurag Basu, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Imtiaz Ali, Aanand L Rai, Shoojit Sircar, and Mani Ratnam
Favorite Actor(s) Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Ranveer Singh, and Ranbir Kapoor
Favorite Actress(es) Dia Mirza and Richa Chadha
Favorite Musician(s)/Music Directors A.R. Rahman
Favorite Fashion Designer(s) Sanjay Garg, Bibhu Mohapatra
Favorite TV Show(s) Indian: Coke Studio
Favorite Color(s) White
Favorite Book(s) Living the Dream: Bollywood by Mark Bennington
Favorite Perfume(s) Floral fragrances
Favorite Tourist Destination(s) Turkey, London
Favorite Food Charu with chawal, neyi avakaya annamamman, and hot chocolate fudge
Favorite Restaurant(s) Busago in Mumbai
Aditi Rao Hydari Filmography/Movies List
Yet to be updated.
Personal Life – Boyfriends, Affairs, Marital Status, Husband, and More
Marital Status Separated
Husband/Spouse Satyadeep Mishra (Separated)
Affairs/Boyfriends Satyadeep Mishra (Actor)
Arunoday Singh (Actor, rumor)
Farhan Akhtar (Actor)
Children Son(s)- N/A
Daughter(s)- N/A
Social Media Profiles/Accounts
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AditiRaoHydari
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aditiraohydari/
Twitter https://twitter.com/AditiRaoHydari
YouTube Yet to be updated
Money Factor – Salary/Remuneration, Net worth, and more
Salary 60-70 lakh/film (INR)
Style Quotient
Bike Collection Not Known
Car Collection Ford Endeavour
Some Interesting And Lesser Known Facts About Aditi Rao Hydari
Does Aditi Rao Hydari smoke? : No
Does Aditi Rao Hydari drink alcohol? : Yes
She is a pet lover, especially cats and dogs.
She is a member of PETA.
Aditi is a selfie queen. She loves taking selfies.
Aditi belongs to the descent of two royal families from both her maternal and paternal sides.
Her father is a Bohri Muslim, and her mother is a Chitrapur Saraswat from Mangalore and half -Telugu.
J Rameshwar Rao, her maternal grandfather, was the Raja of Wanaparthy, a principality of Hyderabad. He was the first Raja to give up his title. He was close to the first Indian Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and was elected to the Lok Sabha many times.
Her maternal grandmother owns a famous school in Hyderabad. She is also the founder of Orient Blackswan, the publishing house.
Sir Akbar Hydari, her paternal great-grandfather, was the prime minister of the Hyderabad's Nizam Province. He played the prominent role in setting up the Osmania University. His wife established the Hydari club for women to play tennis and the first girls' school in Hyderabad.
When Aditi was just two years old, her parents got seperated. Notably, her parents had a love marriage. After that, she shifted to Delhi along with her mother. There she helped her mother in their family business.
Before making her debut in Bollywood film industry, she acted in a Tamil film based on dance and bagged many awards.
In the film Yeh Saali Zindagi (2011), she shared 22 kisses with the co-actor Arunoday Singh.
She learned singing at an early age as her mother is a Thumri Dadra singer.
She is also a fine classical dancer as she learned Bharatanatyam from an early age from Leela Samson.
At the age of 21, she got married to Satyadeep Mishra, a civil servant, and lawyer and later became an actor.
Interview Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVnWA0KIDc0
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Wonton soup is one of my absolute favorites! You can make the wontons ahead of time and freeze them by placing them on a cookie sheet lined with freezer paper. Freeze 2 hours or until completely frozen; then transfer to a zip lock bag and return to the freezer for later use.
Combine first 3 ingredients and mix well.
Place pork mixture by teaspoonfuls into the center of each won ton. Moisten edges of wonton with cold water to help seal it. Fold over diagonally covering the pork mixture. Bring sides up to center to form kind of a triangular shaped envelope. Drop won tons into boiling water and cook for 3 minutes until wontons are soft and cooked. Set aside, keep warm.
Meanwhile brush pork with soy sauce and hosin sauce. Place on lightly greased pan and bake in preheated 400 degree oven for 10 minutes or until cooked through. Remove from oven and cut into very thin strips.
Bring a pot of water to a boil and boil wontons for 3-4 minutes until done. Drain.
Pour chicken broth into a large dutch oven. Add soy sauce, and pork strips. soy sauce and bok choy. Bring Put all ingredients into soup pot. Bring just to a simmer. Remove from heat and add wontons. Ladle into bowls and garnish with green onions.


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Uluru, även känd som Ayers Rock, är en 500 miljoner år gammal sandstensmonolit i södra Northern Territory i Australien. Monoliten är ett inselberg, vilket innebär att det står kvar där omgivande berggrund har eroderats bort.

Beskrivning och historik
Klippan är cirka 3,5 kilometer lång, upp till två kilometer bred och omkring 9 kilometer i omkrets. Toppen ligger 863 meter över havet och 348 meter över den omliggande marken. Berget når 2 100 meter under markytan. Uluru ligger vid orten Yulara i nationalparken Uluru-Kata Tjuta 335 km sydväst om Alice Springs (ca 450 km vägavstånd). Formationen består huvudsakligen av sandsten, och har en rödaktig färg till följd av korrosion och reflekterande mineraler såsom fältspat.

Urbefolkningens namn på platsen, Uluru, är ett lokalt familjenamn från Pitjantjatjarastammen. Platsen anses som helig av urbefolkningen och används än idag för ceremonier.

Upptäcktsfararen Ernest Giles var förste europé att notera klippformationen 1872, som han dock endast beskådade på avstånd. William Gosse besökte klippan året därpå och gav den dess västerländska namn, Ayers Rock, efter Sir Henry Ayers, South Australias regeringschef.

I bergets dolda skrevor finns ett rikt växt- och djurliv.

Trakten runt Uluru är nära nog obefolkad, med mindre än två invånare per kvadratkilometer.. Närmaste större samhälle är Yulara,  kilometer norr om Uluru.

Landskap och klimat
Omgivningarna runt Uluru är i huvudsak ett öppet busklandskap.  I trakten råder ett hett ökenklimat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är januari, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är juni, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är februari, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

Nationalpark
Tillsammans med 36 kupolformade inselberg, cirka 30 kilometer västerut, bland annat Mount Olga (med 1 066 m ö.h.), utgör Uluru en 1 331 kvadratkilometer stor nationalpark, som heter Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park. Parken togs 1987 upp på Unescos världsarvslista.

Referenser

Externa länkar

Inselberg
Berg i Northern Territory
Världsarv i Australien
Naturliga monoliter


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ART-CAMPAIGN
Abhishek Durani
Co-founder and creative director
Abhishek Durani is co-founder and director of Sortedpandit Studio, a multidisciplinary design practice based in Bangalore. In addition to being an architect by training, Abhishek is a self-taught graphic artist, designer and musician. Alumnus of CEPT University India, Abhishek appreciates and strives to create 'good' design which is relatable, inclusive, and easy to interpret, both to the eyes and brain. Abhishek's practice and work revolve around connecting with like-minded people to share, create and learn for the bigger, better cause.
Netra Ajjampur
Co-founder and curator
Netra Ajjampur is co-founder and director of Sortedpandit Studio, a multidisciplinary design practice based in Bangalore. Alumna of CEPT University, India and a trained Karnatic vocalist, Netra is an architect working towards carving a niche in art, design and its research. Her creative practice brings together art, culture and design by curating and enabling visual and spatial design.
Himanshu Dutt
Co-founder and technical director
Himanshu Dutt is a licensed architect in India, currently pursuing his Masters in Architecture from Hochschule Anhalt, Bauhaus Dessau-Roßlau, Germany. Apart from being actively involved in various architectural projects, Himanshu has over 7 years of experience in Web Design & Development with a background in strategic marketing and advertising. He has produced and managed campaigns for Comcast Xfinity, Unilever International and Lipton, among others.
Aashini Sheth
Chief editor of publication
Head: Research team
Aashini Sheth is a recently graduated architect from CEPT University with a keen interest in the historical and ecological underpinnings of architecture. She further aspires to explore the depths of these areas of inquiry through the study of landscape design.
Rhea Mehta
A student of Visual communication design, Rhea's career goal is for her work as a designer to inspire and motivate people while leaving a lasting impression.
Anindya Raina
editor, content curator: research team
A student of architecture with a keen interest in theatrics and football, Anindya Raina intends on exploring further topics of urban and environmental policy, heritage conservation, urban ecology and livelihoods, housing, urban commons and urban social movements through her professional practice and research.
Rahul Chandrashekhar
Designer, content curator: research team
An aspiring architect with a dream of providing good design in all shapes and sizes to all, Rahul is a student of architecture at CEPT University.
Bhavya Jain
Dreamy aspirations, an assortment of confusions and an inquisitive impulse make up.
Shruthi Venkat
Content curator: research team
Shruthi is an industrial designer, currently exploring the realms of design research and speculative futures. She enjoys listening to podcasts and storytelling.
Murtaza Dhilawala
An architect by training, Murtaza has a keen interest in the functioning, overlap and co-existence of the various allied disciplines of design. A dependable team player, Murtaza's curiosity and candour make him a versatile hands-on professional and in his free time, he dreams of riding to places he hasn't been to!
Shabad Sarin
Animator and video editor
Just Monkeying Around.
Viraj Bhatt
Graphics team, 3D modelling
Viraj is an aspiring architect, a zealous learner- who believes in putting in the hard work, tirelessly. He hopes to meet new people and experience being at different platforms and sharing his ideas with everyone who believes in manifesting them.
© 2022 Project Platypus | Co-curated by Sortedpandit Studio
Project Platypus


These before and after images, taken by the Landsat 8 satellite, show plainly and clearly how destructive Hurricane Iram was to the Caribbean islands in its path.
The satellite had been busy snapping photos as a way to document the damage.
NASA has released a series of satellite imagery showing islands in the Caribbean before and after the major storm.
The photos were taken on August 25 and September 10, 2017, respectively.
The image below is of the island Barbuda both before and after the storm.
Locals and authorities in the Caribbean have said that this storm was so strong, it wiped Barbuda off the map.
Around 90% of Barbuda's buildings are rubble, and a majority of the island is still underwater, making it uninhabitable for the 1800 residents who before Iram ripped through, called the island home.
It didn't fare as well as Antiqua, which is still green, meaning its tropical vegetation is still mostly in tact.
Aside from the slightly patchy cloud coverage in the post-hurricane images, the main thing you will notice is the different coloring of the land.
In the images from late-August, the islands are a lush vibrant green, while the ones after the hurricane are a duller brown.
But that may not be the only major difference.
The color of the ocean water appears to be a little more on the light side. But that's most likely due to some differences in the sea's surface.
Choppier waters are less smooth on the surface and therefore reflect less light, so they will appear to be darker.
The image above, of the British Virgin Islands, shows that this section of the Caribbean had also undergone some major damage.
NASA Earth Observatory says that these islands took a battering from the hurricane.
Among the widespread looting and damage caused to property, over 100 prisoners escaped when Hurricane Irma hit the British Virgin Islands.
Many experts say that it will take months, and perhaps even years, to undo the damage done to the Virgin Islands during Hurrican Irma.


Non-profit making company Water.org has recently completed a US$11m impact investing pilot project and has already secured US33m in a new fund which it hopes will reach US$50m.
It has formed a new entity to provide investment capital to microfinance companies that provide loans to low-income consumers at affordable rates for water, sanitation and hygiene upgrades in their homes.
This is notable in itself, as a good example of a typical impact investment initiative, to fund projects or businesses which have a positive social effect.
But what's particularly striking is that Water.org was the result of a merger in 2009 of Water Partners and The H20 Africa Foundation. The latter, an NGO formed to raise awareness about clean water initiatives in Africa, was founded not by some philanthropically minded hedge fund manager, but by Hollywood star Matt Damon.
And he is by no means the only showbiz giant to move into impact investing.
Leornado DiCaprio, for example, is building a pioneering, sustainable resort on a private island off the coat of Belize, with a focus on restoring the island's natural resources. It features homes and villas built with sustainable and local materials and renewable energy, electric vehicles and innovative water and waste treatment systems.
One of the most successful celebrity impact investors, however, is US actress Jessica Alba, who co-founded ethical skin care firm Honest in 2011. The company is now valued at more than US$1bn. Alba has also invested in mindfulness app Headspace and Honor senior home care. She is ranked as one of the US's richest self-made women.
"If we really want to make a difference in the world and people's health, it's billions and billions of dollars, not just one."
This is significant for a number of reasons, not least because of the age of these celebrity investors: Matt Damon was born in 1970, Leonard DiCaprio in 1974, and Jessica Alba in 1981. This puts them in the so-called Millennial and Generation X categories – an important demographic driving impact investing.
Younger people always tend to be more idealistic, wanting to make a difference and change the world for the better. What's changed is that so many more of them have the financial means to do that - as well as the knowledge.
The internet and advances in fintech have brought wider investment opportunities and greater control over their own investment decisions at the same time as it has done away with much of the mystique surrounding investments. It has also given them an immensely powerful research tool, allowing them to inform themselves on social issues and to explore which businesses are truly doing something to address them.
Their involvement in impact investing is likely to snowball. In a white paper 'Mobilizing Private Wealth for Public Good', multinational investment bank UBS points out that globally, over the next 20 years, some 460 billionaires will be leaving US$2.1trn to their heirs and impact investing is especially popular with millennials.
And in a report 'Investor Motivations for Impact: a behavioural examination', Barclays Bank found that millennials are the most active age group when it comes to impact investing. It took data collected for research from 2015 with approximately 2,000 investors and data collected in 2017 by the Advisory Group to the UK Government from 1,000 UK investors.
This revealed that, in 2017, 43% of respondents under 40 had made an impact investment, compared to 9% of those aged 50-59, and only 3% for those aged over 60. In 2015, 30% of respondents under 40 had made an impact investment, rising to 43% in 2017. This 43% compares to 9% of those aged 50-59, and 3% for those aged over 60.
The celebrities who are now putting their money into impact investments are representative of these generations. More than that, they constitute a powerful role model and will encourage thousands – maybe millions – more younger investors, who are far from being millionaires, to also invest for impact.
But there is another reason why the participation of celebrities should make us sit up and take notice. These people were extremely wealthy before they made impact investments and so they will have had access to some of the most sophisticated financial advice that money can buy. Sure, they are driven by philanthropic concerns, but they also want to protect their wealth and it will have been pointed out to them that impact investments are good for the bank balance as well as the conscience.
The evidence increasingly shows that impact investments can give returns which equal, or even exceed, those which are available from non-impact investments.
For example, a survey by the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) and JPMorgan has found that 55% of impact investment opportunities result in competitive, market rate returns.
More than 2,200 academic studies over the past 40 years have analysed the relationship between environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and corporate financial performance. According to a meta-study by Friede & Busch, more than 90% of them have found that ESG factors have a positive or neutral impact on financial returns.
And since 1990, the MSCI KLD 400 Social index, of companies with strong sustainability profiles, has outperformed the S&P 500, with annualised returns of 11.2% against 10.7%.
Impact investments are also now sufficiently widespread to be able to provide healthy portfolio diversification.
All this will have been made clear to the celebrities who are putting their money into impact investments. Their involvement is significant because it is an endorsement of the financial value of such investments, because they point to a growing involvement of younger generations in impact investing - and because they are important role models who will undoubtedly encourage others to follow suit.


The writer of Boom Studio's Farscape Comic talk's about the franchise's comic book future, including upcoming arcs , and his working relatioship with the creator of John Crichton's alien adventure, Rockne O'Bannon.
Here's two short talks at Wonder Con, where I am more of an observer than the actual interviewer or host as the other players in each part are heard giving their side of the story.
IT'S BEEN A LONG HARD ROAD FOR ABADAZAD AND ITS CREATORS ARTIST MIKE PLOOG AND WRITER DEMATTIES TO SEE THEIR CREATION COME TO LIFE .
Watchmen : The Cast & Director Speak!
Here are my interviews with the cast , Director Zack snyder, and Watchmen Co-Creator Dave Gibbons.


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Why astigmatism causes blurry vision, especially at night
Astigmatism, a disorder that affects how the eyes focus light, can be exacerbated at night. Blurry vision and headaches are symptoms of astigmatism.
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The 12 best places to buy blue-light blocking computer glasses, whether you need prescription lenses or not
Blue-light glasses can help relieve eye strain and headaches caused by screens. Brands like Quay and Warby Parker offer stylish and affordable pairs.
A SoulCycle instructor had a stroke at 33, but she says doctors dismissed her because they didn't recognize her symptoms of stomach pains and double vision
The SoulCycle instructor Emma Zaks had stomach pains for weeks, then woke up cross-eyed. An autoimmune condition causing a stroke explained both.
The first eye drops that sharpen close-up vision could replace reading glasses for millions of adults
Vuity, a new eye drop from AbbVie company Allergan, can improve near vision for up to six hours after application.
A migraine-prone woman hid from light for 18 months, causing everything she sees to vibrate
Karen Porter blacked out her home to escape excruciating headaches. Her eyes adjusted to the darkness, giving her a 19th century miner's disease.
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Marvel fans are unpacking 'WandaVision' on TikTok by cosplaying as characters and analyzing Easter eggs
TikTokers are going viral analyzing 'WandaVision,' the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe installment on Disney+.
7 reasons why your pupils may be dilated, from low light to sexual attraction
When pupils are dilated, it means that they grow larger in size. This can happen for a number of different reasons, including drug use and arousal.
Why dark mode isn't actually better for your eyes
There is no evidence to suggest that dark mode helps relieve eye strain, but it may help you fall asleep faster if you use it before bed.
The pros and cons of contacts vs. glasses — and how to decide which is best for you
Whereas glasses are easier to maintain and usually cheaper, contacts don't distort your peripheral vision and are better for active people.
The 4 best vitamins for eye health and which foods — besides carrots — may improve vision
Vitamins A, C, E, and certain B vitamins can help support your vision and eye health. Here's what you should eat to get better eyesight.
An erectile dysfunction drug left men with 'intensely blue' vision and red-green blindness
A hospital in Turkey has treated 17 men in two years who took sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra, and reported "intense" blue vision.
What it's like to have migraine with aura, a poorly understood condition that can cause sudden, temporary blindness
The condition is rarer than migraines that only include a severe headache, and can lead to vision changes, slurred speech, and muscle weakness.
A 4-year-old girl in Iowa went blind after the flu caused a rare disease to impair her brain function
Jade DeLucia did not get vaccinated. Her parents are now speaking out about the importance of an annual flu shot.
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An optical illusion that seems to be both a circle and a square is baffling the internet — here's how it works
"How can it be square AND circular?" Asked one confused viewer. This optical illusion has actually baffled the internet before.
A man went blind after contracting a parasite from showering with his contacts in
Nick Humphreys, a 29-year-old man from the UK, contracted Acanthamoeba keratitis, which is an infection caused by an amoeba found in water.
8 signs you could need glasses, even if you don't think you do
From having watery eyes to experiencing frequent headaches, here are some common signs you could need glasses.
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What staring at a screen all day does to your brain and body
Most Americans stare at screens all day, but this comes with consequences. Screens are changing our bodies and possibly even our brains.
A man who overdosed on erectile dysfunction medicine now has red-tinted vision — and doctors say it's 'irreversible'
A 31-year-old man now sees everything with a red tint after a high dose of erectile dysfunction medication damaged his color vision, according to a case study published in the journal Retinal Cases & Brief Reports. Despite various treatments, it hasn't improved a year after his diagnosis.
What happens when you sleep in your contacts
Admit it. If you wear contacts, you've at some point wanted to take a nap without taking them out first. But it turns out, sleeping in your contacts is not a good idea. Eye surgeon Irina Belinsky explains just what can go horribly wrong when you don't follow proper contact hygiene.


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Scream If You Wanna Go Faster (in italiano "Grida se vuoi andare più veloce") è il secondo album della cantante britannica Geri Halliwell, pubblicato dalla EMI il 14 maggio 2001.

Tracce
CD (EMI 5333692 (EMI) / EAN 0724353336929)

Formazione
 Geri Halliwell - voce
 Wayne Rodrigues - tastiera, programmazione
 Rick Nowels - chitarra acustica, cori, basso, chitarra elettrica, tastiera, pianoforte
 Rusty Anderson - chitarra elettrica
 Mike Higham - programmazione addizionale
 Charles Judge - tastiera
 David A. Stewart - chitarra
 Chris Garcia - chitarra, basso, batteria
 Andy Duncan - programmazione
 David Rainger - chitarra elettrica
 Jorgen Elofsson - chitarra acustica
 Greg Kurstin - tastiera, organo Hammond, farfisa, clavinet
 Milton McDonald - chitarra
 Peter-John Vettese - tastiera, cori, programmazione
 Stephen Lipson - chitarra acustica, programmazione
 Roddy Lorimer - tromba
 Simon Clarke - flauto
 Tracy Ackerman, Beverley Skeete, Claudia Fontaine, Jackie Rawe, Danielle Brisebois - cori

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Q: TextBox Word-Wrapping splitting string to lines This is my first time posting question on this amazing service, since today it has helped me a lot by just reading it.
Currently, I'm making small C# application where I need to use a lot of TextBoxes.
In TextBox Properties I have checked MultiLine and Word-Wrap functions.
So when user enters text, it is displayed correctly in multiple lines.
My problem is how can I get those lines, which are displayed on form, in list of strings, instead of one big string.
I haven yet distinguished weather Word-Wrap Function makes new lines or adds "\n\r" at the end of every line.
I tried to get lines from TextBox.Lines , but it has only TextBox.Lines[0], which contains the whole string form TextBox
I have already tried many things and researched many resources, but I still  haven't found right solution for this problem.

A: Lots of corner cases here.  The core method you want use is TextBox.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(), that lets you iterate the lines after TextBox has applied the WordWrap property.  Boilerplate code:
    var lines = new List<string>();
    for (int line = 0; ;line++) {
        var start = textBox1.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(line);
        if (start < 0) break;
        var end = textBox1.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(line + 1);
        if (end == -1 || start == end) end = textBox1.Text.Length;
        lines.Add(textBox1.Text.Substring(start, end - start));
    }
    // Do something with lines
    //...

Beware that line-endings are included in lines.

A: It is possible to get the line count and build an array of lines directly. This is inclusive of lines generated due to WordWrap.
// Get the line count then loop and populate array
int lineCount = textBox1.GetLineFromCharIndex(textBox1.Text.Length) + 1;

// Build array of lines
string[] lines = new string[lineCount];
for (int i = 0; i < lineCount; i++)
{
    int start = textBox1.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(i);
    int end = i < lineCount - 1 ?
        textBox1.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(i + 1) :
        textBox1.Text.Length;
    lines[i] = textBox1.Text.Substring(start, end - start);
}

A: You can pull out the single string and then do whatever you want with it.
Splitting a string into a list of strings based on a separator is straightforward:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/1814568/13895


Best cold pressed, Anti Headache Juice is as powerful as taking two Advil. The high water content paired with the nutrients in the vegetables and bioactive compounds in ginger have powerful benefits for your body and brain.
Gingerol is the main bioactive compound in ginger, responsible for much of its medicinal properties. It works as an anti inflammatory as well as a pain reducer. The combo of ingredients creates increased circulation and reduced inflammation with the increased blood flow helping to reduce the cause of headaches which is inflammation and restrictive blood flow in the blood vessels in the head/brain that causes the ache.
If you suffer from headaches this should be a Juice you add to your daily nutrition to prevent headaches from happening. Once you have a headache you can drink this repeatedly until the headache reduces which should happen in a few servings of the juice.
Consistent consumption of anti inflammatory over the counter medications (NSAID) may pose dangers to the heart, kidneys, bone and even hearing. Studies have found that high doses of NSAIDs increased risk for heart attack and other heart problems by one third; ibuprofen, in particular, more than doubled the risk of a major heart problem. A recent study involving 10 million people found that those currently taking an NSAID had a 19% higher risk of being hospitalized for heart failure. Don't fall victim to over the counter quick fixes that hurt you down the road and let Anti Headache Juice naturally help your body fix the cause of your headaches without creating further problems!