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TTIP Leaks
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Frequently Asked Questions about TTIP Leaks
TTIP "worst fears were right"
Whether you care about environmental issues, animal welfare, labour rights or internet privacy, you should be concerned about what is in these leaked documents. They underline the strong objections civil society and millions of people around the world have voiced: TTIP is about a huge transfer of power from people to big business.
You can download all the documents as a whole and per chapter here:
http://www.ttip-leaks.org/zeus/docall.zip
For more background info on the content of these documents and TTIP in general and press contacts please refer to the source page at:
www.ttip-leaks.org
Frequently Asked Questions about TTIP Leaks:
http://www.ttip-leaks.org/#faq
Leaked TTIP documents confirm major risks for climate, environment and consumer safety
Press release - 1 May, 2016
Amsterdam, 1 May 2016 - Greenpeace Netherlands is releasing a package of leaked TTIP negotiation texts on Monday morning, at 11am CET, to provide much-needed transparency and trigger an informed debate on a treaty threatening to have far-reaching implications for the environment and the lives of almost a billion citizens in the EU and US. This is the first time the public will have the chance to compare the EU and US negotiating positions.
"It is time to shine a light on these negotiations. Hard won environmental progress is being bartered away behind closed doors. These documents reveal that civil society was right to be concerned about TTIP. We should stop the negotiations and start the debate", said Faiza Oulahsen, campaigner for Greenpeace Netherlands. "The complete and most recent version of the treaty text should be released at once, so that citizens and elected representatives have the chance to understand what is being proposed in their names."
From an environmental and consumer protection point of view four aspects are of serious concern:
Long standing environmental protections appear to be dropped
None of the chapters we have seen reference the General Exceptions rule. This nearly 70-year-old rule enshrined in the GATT agreement of the World Trade Organization (WTO), allows nations to regulate trade "to protect human, animal and plant life or health" or for "the conservation of exhaustible natural resources" [1]. The omission of this regulation suggests both sides are creating a regime that places profit ahead of human, animal and plant life and health.
Climate protection will be harder under TTIP
The Paris Climate Agreement makes one point clear: We must keep temperature increase under 1.5 degrees to avoid a climate crisis with effects on billions of people worldwide. Trade should not be excluded from climate action. But nothing indicating climate protection can be found in the obtained texts. Even worse, the scope for mitigation measures is limited by provisions of the chapters on Regulatory Cooperation or Market Access for Industrial Goods. [2] As an example these proposals would rule out regulating the import of CO2 intensive fuels such as oil from Tar Sands.
The end of the precautionary principle
The precautionary principle, enshrined in the EU Treaty[3], is not mentioned in the chapter on Regulatory Cooperation, nor in any other of the obtained 12 chapters. On the other hand the US demand for a 'risk based' approach that aims to manage hazardous substances rather than avoid them, finds its way into various chapters. This approach undermines the ability of regulators to take preventive measures, for example regarding controversial substances like hormone disrupting chemicals.
Opening the door for corporate takeover
While the proposals threaten environmental and consumer protection, big business gets what it wants. Opportunities to participate in decision making are granted to corporations to intervene at the earliest stages of the decision making process.
While civil society has had little access to the negotiations, there are many instances where the papers show that industry has been granted a privileged voice in important decisions. [4] The leaked documents indicate that the EU has not been open about the high degree of industry influence. The EU's recent public report [5] has only one minor mention of industry input, whereas the leaked documents repeatedly talk about the need for further consultations with industry and explicitly mention how industry input has been collected.
Oulahsen: "Whether you care about environmental issues, animal welfare, labour rights or internet privacy, you should be concerned about what is in these leaked documents. They underline the strong objections civil society and millions of people around the world have voiced: TTIP is about a huge transfer of democratic power from people to big business. We call on all elected representative and other concerned parties to read these documents and engage in the debate."
The documents run to 248 pages of complex legal language (13 consolidated TTIP chapters + Note - Tactical State of Play of TTIP Negotiations – March 2016). Greenpeace Netherlands worked together on this with the renowned German research network of NDR, WDR and Süddeutscher Zeitung. Until now elected representatives were only able to view such documents under guard, in a secure room, without access to expert consultation, while being forbidden from discussing the content with anyone else. By publishing these documents Greenpeace is giving millions of concerned citizens the chance to oversee their government's activities and to discuss these with their elected representatives.
[1] Most of the WTO's agreements were the outcome of the 1986-94 Uruguay Round of trade negotiations. Some, including GATT 1994, were revisions of texts that previously existed.
[2] Nothing in the relevant Articles 10 (Import and Export Restrictions) and 12 (Import and Export Licensing) of the Chapter on National Treatment and Market Access for Goods shows that necessary trade related measures to protect the climate would be allowed as a trade restriction under GATT Article XX (see footnote 1).
[3] "The precautionary principle is detailed in Article 191 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (EU). It aims at ensuring a higher level of environmental protection through preventative decision-taking in the case of risk. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=URISERV%3Al32042
[4] e.g. "While the US showed an interest, it hastened to point out that it would need to consult with its industry regarding some of the products" – Chapter 'Tactical State of Play', paragraph 1.1, Agriculture.
[5] 'The Twelfth Round of Negotiations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)' http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2016/march/tradoc_154391.pdf
Dutch media please contact Greenpeace Netherlands, +31 (0)6 21 29 68 95, persvoorlichting@greenpeace.nl
Brussels media please contact Greenpeace EU press desk, +32 (0)2 274 1911, pressdesk.eu@greenpeace.org
International media please contact Greenpeace International pres desk 24/7 hour hotline, +31 (0)20 718 2470, Pressdesk.int@greenpeace.org
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/press/releases/2016/Leaked-TTIP-documents-confirm-major-risks-for-climate-environment-and-consumer-safety/


During the week of October 14-20, 2018 the veterinary world will be honoring our amazing veterinary technicians. National Veterinary Technician Week was created in 1993 and is celebrated during the third week of October every year.
Veterinary technicians work long hours and perform physically demanding tasks, from lifting and bending, to carefully and lovingly handling each animal. They guide and comfort clients through medical issues, triage, stabilize patients, and are vigilant about patient care. They administer and monitor complex medical procedures and protocols from blood transfusions to anesthetic monitoring.
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Slowly, gradually, a sweltering Texas summer has begun to turn cool here in Arlington. That's right, autumn is upon us all, and that means, for yours truly, one big event: NaNoWriMo! For those not in the know, NaNoWriMo is the abbreviation of National Novel Writing Month, an event in which each participant challenges themselves to try to write 50,000 words of a novel in one month. It can be harrowing, exciting, and scary all at the same time, but also one of the most enjoyable experiences a writer can have. I heartily encourage anyone interested in writing to join, because even if you can't get out 5,000 words in a month, let alone 50,000, it's an overall fantastic experience.
If you are already part of NaNoWriMo, you can add me on the site via my profile (made 4 years ago with my pre-trans name), or, if you want to get to know me more and participate in some fun, add me on Skype via my handle, toixstory, and ask to be part of the Skype NaNoWriMo group. Basically an unofficial group for people of all kinds to talk about their experiences writing in November.
Now, speaking of writing, I'd like to take a moment to talk about a very exciting development in the alternate history community: Sea Lion Press. What is it? Well, in essence, a group of alternate historians and all-around great people got together and created an independent publishing company dedicated solely to works of alternate history, from fleshed-out timelines to short stories to novel-length narratives, they have quickly added some of the best alternate history from around the internet.
You can check out their website here, which I definitely recommend. Alternate history is close to my heart, and as I continue to make progress on my years-spanning alternate history book project, it'd be wonderful to one day find myself published by them as well. For the moment, I'd recommend, as a good starting point for their books, you all to pick up Festung Europa: The Anglo-American Nazi War.
The story is, in essence, a world in which the Nazis, against all odds, beat the Soviet Union in 1941 and take over Europe. Not to be cowed, the remaining allies, Britain and the United States, make war on the Nazis once more, but not for years afterward. The conclusion to World War II, then, is not fought with propeller planes and crude rockets, but with fighter jets and modern battle tanks. It's a fantastic read, and I recommend it to anyone wanting to get into some good alternate history.
Anyway, that's a little update from me, expect to hear more soon about my writing project, maps, and NaNoWriMo this November!


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Here is Joanna's Lego Easter.
It was inspired by this video, currently doing the rounds on Facebook.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm writing this on Saturday night and I have some bunnily duties to perform.
Check back next Sunday for some more self-care stuff. In the meantime, you could always complete my short self-care survey. I'll be sharing the results soon.


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Local Muslim community shares event for holy month
By Eryn Dion, For Panama City News Herald, On 09 June 2017, Read Original
"We hope by the end of tonight you'll get a glimpse of the contributions that American Muslims make to America," al-Yahia said. "America's strength stems from its diversity."
PANAMA CITY BEACH — The Bay County Islamic Society (BCIS) and hundreds of members of the community gathered Tuesday night at the Bay Point Sheraton to celebrate the most "special time of the year" for the Muslim community — the holy month of Ramadan.
"When something is as special to you as Ramadan is to us, the greatest pleasure is in sharing it with others," Lamia Arafa, one of the event's organizers, told the crowd.
Held on the 11th day of the Islamic holiday in which Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, Sharing Ramadan was meant as a way to showcase the diversity of both the Muslim community and Bay County as a whole. Dr. Musab al-Yahia, vice president of BCIS, said local organizations and people would "always find an ally waiting" for them at the Bay County Islamic Society.
While Ramadan is a time of reflection and prayer meant to foster solidarity among Muslims across the globe, the night was not entirely serious. Hiba Rahim, the Florida Council on American-Islamic Relations' (CAIR-FL) Northwest Regional coordinator, joked that finally, after 13 years of holding the Sharing Ramadan event, BCIS would reveal the truth about "what Ramadan really is."
"The fact is, when we start, we often tell our community, 'May the odds ever be in your favor,' " Rahim said to laughter from the audience. "Ramadan is when the true 'Hunger Games' begin."
Most of the night's speakers focused on common ties between Islam and other religions and the need for unity, compassion and service to make the country great.
"What makes America great is this gathering right here," said Hassan Shibly, director of CAIR-FL. "It is our diversity."
During the event, BCIS also recognized the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and Unity Spiritual Center of Panama City with the Sharing Ramadan Friendship Award for their partnership with the local Muslim community.
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I lit my fire for the first time of the year this morning and boy am I glad I did. It was sure chilly in the house when I got up! No frost outside that I can see though, so maybe I should just 'harden up'. But I did it for the kids :), I wouldn't want them catching a cold now, would I?
Last week while I was talking to my editor, she offered me another contract. This time for another three books! I never in my wildest dreams imagined this. I would have thought that any new contract would be offered after the first book was released to see how well it sold. But since I am new to all of this, maybe this is normal procedure; I'm not sure, but it doesn't take away from the fact that I am over the moon. I have been flying high all week!
To top things off, this morning I found out that there are quite a few New Zealand authors that are taking the world by storm.
Vanessa Barneveld is a Golden Heart Finalist and the following authors are RITA finalists, Anne Gracie, Frances Housden, Anna Campbell, Nalini Singh and Leah Ashton. Congratulations to all of these fantastic, talented women. I encourage all of you to check out their books.
The list of things to do is getting shorter...and longer.
First on my list was to sign my contract. Tick! I am pleased to say that I am now an official author of Carina UK. Carina UK is a subsidiary company of Harlequin. Check out their websites to see what kind of company I'm keeping. http://www.carinauk.com and http://www.harlequin.com I think a lot of people will be surprised to learn what else they publish. There are even man authors...that write man books. (no I do't mean that kind...although there is probably a few of those as well!), I mean books about cars and stuff. Man stuff. I must admit I was surprised to find out that Harlequin published something other than romance. Not that there is anything wrong with romance, I write it, but Harlequin is synonymous with romance. I mean, who hasn't heard of Mills and Boon?
Second on the list was my copy edit. Tick! A 'copy editor' went through my manuscript word for word, line by line and made changes and/or suggestions. Did you know you can track your changes in a word document? I didn't. It's very cool. I was able to see who made what changes, whether is was me, the copy editor or my editor. This was all relatively painless and I even managed to get my changes back to Victoria before she needed them. It was after I sent back my changes that I found out the copy editor was a man. I was hoping I didn't embarrass him with the more, shall we say, intimate scenes. Little did I know he wrote a manual on how to write erotica. Now who's embarrassed?
I should also be sent the cover art for my book, and find out what title they've decided to go with very soon. I'm so excited! I can hardly wait to share it with everyone. So book 1 is now complete and out of my hands. The next time I see it, it'll be on an e-reader as a proper book.
Number four on the list. Added. When I find out the publication date I will be planning along with my good, and very helpful friends at Beattie and Forbes Booksellers in Napier (www.beattieandforbes.co.nz) a book launch. I am will be hosting one in Wairoa as well. I'll let you know the details as they come to hand.
Number five on the list is perhaps the most important. It seems like the house cleaner we were looking for may be closer than I thought and hopefully she wants to start soon...my place is still a mess!
Please check out the Home Page of my website (link at the top of this page) to see the updated blurb for my upcoming book.


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La fontaine de Santa María est une fontaine publique historique située au centre de la place homonyme de la ville de Baeza, en Andalousie. Elle constitue une des icônes monumentales de la ville et est, des mots de l'historien de l'architecture Fernando Chueca Goitia, une des fontaines les plus belles et originales d'Andalousie. Construite en 1564, elle fait partie de l'ensemble monumental Renaissance de Baeza, qui avec celui d'Úbeda, a été déclaré Patrimoine de l'Humanité par l'Unesco en 2003.

Description
Sa partie inférieure a été construite sous la forme d'un arc de triomphe romain, symbolisant ainsi le patrimoine historique et le rang de la ville. L'ensemble est soutenu par des colonnes toscanes. Sur les côtés ouest et est se trouvent respectivement les armoiries de Baeza. Sa partie supérieure est encadrée par deux grands corbeaux et soutenue par deux couples d'atlantes qui flanquent respectivement des deux côtés les armes du roi Philippe II. L'ensemble est coiffé d'un fronton triangulaire.

Bibliographie
 ALMANSA BRUN, José Manuel. Guide complet d'Úbeda et Baeza. Úbeda : El Olivo, 2005
 CRUZ CABRERA, José Policarpo : Les fontaines de Baeza. Les sources et le ravitaillement urbain (siècles XVI à XVIII) : captage usages et distribution de l'eau.  Grenade : Université de Grenade, 1997
 MOLINA HIPÓLITO, José : Baeza Historique et Monumental, Cordoue, Publications du Monte de Piedad et Caisse d'épargne de Cordoue, 1982

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Liens externes

 Web promocionada por la Hospedería Fuentenueva
 Portal Oficial de Turismo de la ciudad de Baeza
 Cruz Cruz, Juan: Baeza histórica y monumental, patrimonio de la humanidad
 La fuente de Sta María en Wikanda

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Baeza
Fontaine en Espagne
Patrimoine mondial en Andalousie
Architecture Renaissance en Espagne

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Consider a College Graduation Gift – If your child graduated from college this year, and you provided more than half of his or her support you can generally claim a $3,950 dependency exemption even if they already landed a job. Tip: If you're extra generous with your graduation gift, it could push you over the half-support mark.
Rent Out Your Vacation Home – If you lease your vacation home, you can write off certain rental activity costs, including depreciation. However, if your personal use exceeds the greater of 14 days or 10% of the days you rent out the home, the IRS limits deductions to the amount of rental income.
Entertain Business Clients – When you have a business discussion/meeting with a client you can generally write off 50% of entertainment costs preceding or following the meeting – including a round of golf, a sporting event or a night on the town.


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Kid Leo to receive honorary doctorate from CSU
Credit: Janet Macoska | CSU Michael Schwartz Library
Cleveland State University will confer on Lawrence James Travagliante ("Kid Leo") the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa during CSU's fall commencement ceremony, Dec. 18, 2022.
Lawrence James Travagliante, a radio personality known as "Kid Leo," will receive an honorary doctorate from the university at the fall 2022 commencement ceremony.
By LYDIA KACALA - posted December 15, 2022
Lawrence James Travagliante -- or Kid Leo, as many Clevelanders know him -- will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree during Cleveland State University's fall 2022 commencement ceremony on Sunday.
He will also address graduates during the commencement ceremony.
A Cleveland native, Travagliante attended the university in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but left before graduating to work at WMMS-FM, 100.7 "The Buzzard." He worked at the station for 16 years, helping break, then small acts like Bruce Springsteen and Pat Benatar into the music industry.
Travagliante also worked at Columbia Records as an executive until 2002. Now, he works at SiriusXM Radio's Underground Garage channel as a DJ and general manager.
"Throughout my career I have found that the most valuable research (about what music to play) comes from "the gut," Kid Leo told The Stater. "I never championed an artist because of anything but my belief in them."
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Another legendary moment in Travagliante's career involves the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. He helped bring it to Cleveland during the 1980s.
"There have been many moments in my career I will always cherish," Kid Leo said. "To single out one is quite a task, but if I have to do so, it would be helping Cleveland secure the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame."
Travagliante is proud of his work and hopes that people can see the different ways CSU has affected the industries in Cleveland and beyond.
Kid Leo's success in the music industry pushed his honorary degree nomination through to the end of the decision-making process within the university, where it was approved.
The process of deciding who will receive an honorary degree begins with the university honorary degree committee, which is composed of nine members from different areas of the university.
According to committee chair Michael Artbauer, before someone can be considered for an honorary degree they must be nominated. Once nominated, the committee recommends candidates to the president of the university.
The president then sends the finalists to the board governance committee, which presents the candidates it supports to the CSU board of trustees for approval.
"My wish is that it [the honorary degree] reflects back on Cleveland State University in the sense of showing the diverse industries and professions the school has contributed to," Travagliante said. "I am truly honored and humbled to have this doctorate degree bestowed upon me."
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You couldn't keep it from happening, and, in fact, you couldn't even see it coming. That's why it's important to develop strong stress management skills. If you can make good use of the techniques found here, you can greatly reduce your stress levels, no matter what the situation.
The first and perhaps easiest way to reduce your stress is to breathe. Yes, just breathe, but not as you would normally or thoughtlessly. As you feel yourself becoming stressed and anxious, pause and take a slow, deep breath inward. Then let it out just as slowly. Don't think about anything else; just focus on the in and out of your breathing. It might even help to close your eyes when you do this. Roll your shoulders a few times to help relax them.
Try doing this for ten counts, thinking a number in your mind each time you breathe in and thinking the word "out" when you exhale (i.e. "one, out, two, out, three , out, etc.). The counting will take your mind off of everything else and bring your focus back to your body and your physical wellbeing.
What you may not even realize is that being mentally stressed out exacts physical stress on your body. Your shoulders and jaw may become tense, you may slump further and further forward at your desk, etc., without even being aware of it. Doing this simple breathing exercise forces you to relax your body, and that helps you to relax your mind. Understanding the physical signs of stress that present in your body when you're stressed out, and then knowing how to properly address them, will help greatly with stress management.
Taking a brief break from whatever you're doing can also be helpful. This doesn't just apply to work, but can also apply to stressful problems in your personal life. Let's say you're in charge of Thanksgiving dinner this year, and you've got a day full of cooking and dealing with guests on your plate. Try to find a few fifteen minute intervals to walk away from the insanity. Step outside for a quick walk around the block in between turkey basting intervals. Thirty minutes before your guests start showing up, sit down and read a chapter in a book or an article or two online.
Little breaks help refresh you. Anything that involves movement, like walking or stretching, gets the blood flowing and energizes you. Activities like reading or watching a few funny videos online will lift your spirits and take your mind off of the stressful situation at hand.
Another thing that can help is listening to music, which can even be done while you're in the midst of the stressful activity. Are you freaking out about having to write a big term paper or put together a report for work? Pop on a pair of headphones and listen to some of your favorite music while you work—you're bound to feel more relaxed and happy as a result.
Finally, never underestimate the power of asking for help, particularly when you've bitten off more than you can chew. Having a spouse play sous chef or assist you in cleaning before a dinner party can help you stick to your schedule, which prevents the added stress of being late. Enlisting a coworker to help with an overwhelming project can keep you from falling apart at work.
Plus, seeing your significant other, friends, coworkers, and/or family members come to the rescue for you is a wonderful reminder that you're not alone in the world. There's not much that's more stressful than feeling like you have to solve all of your problems on your own. Leaning on your support system now and again can be a fantastic stress management technique.


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Arab News es un diario angloparlante de Arabia Saudita. Se publica desde Riad y es un periódico de gran formato cuya audiencia objetivo consiste de empresarios, ejecutivos y diplomáticos.

Arab News fue fundado en Jeddah el 20 de abril de 1975 por Hisham Hafiz y su hermano Mohammad Hafiz. Fue el primer diario en inglés publicado en Arabia Saudita. En abril de 2018, anunció el traslado de su sede de Jeddah a Riad.

Arab News es una de las publicaciones propiedad de Saudi Research and Publishing Company (SRPC), una subsidiaria de Saudi Research and Marketing Group (SRMG). Su eslogan es The Voice of a Changing Region (La voz de una región cambiante).

Contenido
Arab News ofrece una variedad de noticias que van desde política y finanzas hasta eventos deportivos y sociales. Publicó un artículo de opinión escrito en el primer aniversario de los ataques del 11 de septiembre por Rasheed Abu Alsamh quien comentó:

El 8 de mayo de 2011, Hassan bin Youssef Yassin, un antiguo asistente del ministro de Asuntos Exteriores, Saud bin Faisal, escribió en Arab News que los países árabes habían fracasado miserablemente en ofrecer democracia o bienestar económico.

En mayo de 2017, Arab News entró en una asociación con YouGov, firma británica de encuestas en línea. Según un comunicado de prensa conjunto, el objetivo de la asociación es "examinar los corazones y las mentes del público en Oriente Medio y más allá". Stephan Shakespeare, director ejecutivo de YouGov, dijo que la asociación daría lugar a una investigación valiosa sobre la opinión pública en una parte del mundo donde dicha información es rara. Al anunciar el acuerdo, el editor en jefe de Arab News, Faisal J. Abbas, dijo: "En una era de ciclos de noticias de rápido movimiento, sobrecarga de información y 'noticias falsas', no podría haber un mejor momento para que una marca de medios invierta en calidad y credibilidad investigaciones como la producida por YouGov ". Algunos de los estudios producidos como resultado de esta asociación mostraron que el 81 por ciento de los estadounidenses no pueden ubicar el mundo árabe en un mapa y que la mayoría de los sauditas apoyan la decisión para permitir que las mujeres conduzcan.

Sin embargo, el periódico ha contribuido en gran medida al desarrollo de un culto a la personalidad en torno a los principales príncipes saudíes y funcionarios gubernamentales como el Rey Salman y, aún más, el Príncipe Heredero Mohammed bin Salman en los círculos realistas.

Controversia
Aunque el periódico es propiedad de SRMG que está cerca del gobierno saudita, hay algunos incidentes en los que el gobierno despide a los periodistas del periódico. En marzo de 1992, el editor en jefe de Arab News, Khalid Almeena fue despedido brevemente por reimprimir una entrevista con el líder musulmán egipcio Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman que había sido publicada en un diario estadounidense.

El otro incidente controvertido ocurrió en abril de 2007, cuando el periodista Fawaz Turki fue despedido por publicar una columna sobre las atrocidades de Indonesia durante su ocupación de Timor Oriental entre 1975 y 1999. También se informó que Turki había sido advertido previamente por las autoridades sauditas relacionadas para detener sus críticas sobre el presidente egipcio Hosni Mubarak.

Distribución
Además de su distribución nacional en Arabia Saudita , Arab News tiene planeado tener una amplia gama de distribución internacional, incluidos Pakistán, varias naciones del Medio Oriente, África del Norte, Europa y Estados Unidos.

En febrero de 2018, Arab News lanzó una edición digital pakistaní (Arab News Pakistan), con sede en Islamabad.

En octubre de 2019, Arab News lanzó una edición digital japonesa (Arab News Japan) que se publica en inglés y japonés como el primer medio de comunicación de Oriente Medio en Japón.

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Enlaces externos

 Sitio web oficial (en inglés)
 Sitio web de Arab News Pakistan (en inglés)
 Sitio web de Arab News Japan (en inglés)
 Página de portada en el Newseum (en inglés)

Periódicos de Arabia Saudita
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Television show auditions are now underway for a 1 hour pilot episode of a TNT series titled "Delta Blues". The show is being produced by George Clooney and will begin filming in New Orleans on December 6, 2009. Auditions are being held in both Los Angeles and New York.
Television Show Auditions For "Delta Blues"
The popular single camera ABC sitcom "Cougar Town" is currently in production and is casting day players and extras. The show takes place in the fictional town of Gulf Haven in Sarasota County, Florida but is filmed in Culver City, CA. This series is under AFTRA contract.
The hit CW television show "Vampire Diaries" is in production and casting for supporting roles and extras will continue throughout production. The show is filmed in Atlanta, GA and most of the roles now are being cast by Fincannon & Associates. The main starrig roles are cast by GO Casting in Los Angeles.
The extra casting directors for the feature film "The Town" are seeking extras to work on Monday, November 16th at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut. The project is starring Blake Lively and Ben Affleck. Affleck is also directing the film.
Extra Casting is especially seeking adult men and women 21+ years of age. Extras would need to provide their own transportation to Mohegan Sun Casino.
No Ties Management, a San Diego-based fashion-modeling agency, will host an unprecedented San Diego citywide model search starting in the San Diego area beginning November 21st, 2009. No Ties Management is a Boutique Modeling agency based in San Diego,CA. They have lots of connections all around the world and book their models with international clients as well as local. No Ties Management is not a school or a training facility.
Gari Media Group is holding a commercial audition this coming Friday for a "Lifestyle Spot" consisting of people and reading the paper. The shoot dates are November 17 & 20th, 2009 in Columbus, Ohio. Please email photo, resume and webpage links ASAP.
Disney Channel has picked up the new 1/2 hour scripted series "Janet Saves The Planet" and Disney casting directors for the show are casting the series regulars. The show is written and produced by Emmy Award nominated Jane Milmore and Billy Van Zandt.


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IBM's research juggling act | Tech News on ZDNet
Paul Horn, the director of IBM Research: It continues to be a big thing for IBM and for IBM Research, but it's not just WebFountain. The basic issues are, really, natural language understanding in general. What WebFountain was able to do, which made it powerful, was it would go in and would scan text documents on the Web and it would understand enough about what people were saying that you could query it about what people were saying. You could imagine that there's a lot of countries, including our own, that would care a lot about scanning documents and even open documents and crawling through them to see what people were saying. A lot of the early work on WebFountain was done in three languages--English, Arabic and Chinese--and you can guess who might sponsor that work.
WebFountain is an example of a natural language technology that allows you to essentially analyze from an intelligence point of view what people are saying, but the important point is that this is just a small piece of many, many problems that companies have and where you want to take advantage of natural language understanding, such as translating spoken English to Russian and back again.
We talked about call centers. Natural language understanding can be incredibly powerful, even if you've got a call center operator, just by monitoring the calls and trying to understand what the issues are. There's enormous amounts of natural language and analytic issues in how companies interact with their customers. WebFountain was a specific application of natural language and search technology, but it's just one.
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Wells Fargo Executive Leadership Series: A Conversation with Jennifer Martineau ('88) and Portia Mount
March 21, 2019 | 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Nelson Hall, Auditorium (3400)
In recognition of the Women's History Month being celebrated in March, Jennifer Martineau ('88) and Portia Mount –– authors of the best selling book "Kick Some Glass: 10 Ways Women Succeed at Work on Their Own Terms" –– will headline the Wells Fargo Executive Leadership Series at the NC State Poole College of Management.
In a conversation with Frank Buckless, interim dean of Poole College, Martineau and Mount will share their unique perspectives on women's leadership. As the conversation wraps up, audience members will have a chance to ask questions.
The event is free and open to all NC State students, faculty and staff and the general public.
You can listen to the previous speakers in our podcast.
About "Kick Some Glass: 10 Ways Women Succeed at Work on Their Own Terms"
Kick Some Glass offers tools and insights for women to discover and implement their unique work-life intentions. It empowers readers to break through a glass ceiling and guides them toward understanding their context and uncovering what women really want, what their definition of success is, what their values are and how to set the goals to reach their potential.
"As senior executives, we wrote the book we wish we had earlier in our careers. We spoke to a broad array of successful executives—men and women—and distilled their best advice," said Mount. "And unlike other career advice for women, this book isn't trying to 'fix' women," added Martineau. "We combine this advice with ground-breaking research on women and leadership to develop strategies that will work for any woman who is motivated to get the most out of her career."
We spoke to a broad array of successful executives—men and women—and distilled their best advice. We combine this advice with ground-breaking research on women and leadership to develop strategies that will work for any woman who is motivated to get the most out of her career.
About Jennifer Martineau and Portia Mount
Jennifer Martineau graduated from the NC State College Humanities and Social Sciences with a bachelor of science degree in psychology 1988. Jennifer is senior vice president of research, evaluation and societal advancement at the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL). She is also a speaker, author, mother and passionate advocate for women's leadership, and holds a doctorate degree in industrial and organizational psychology from The Pennsylvania State University.
Portia Mount is vice president and global leader of strategic marketing at Ingersoll Rand. She is a former senior vice president of global marketing and chief of staff at CCL, where she served for over a decade. A sought-after executive coach, she speaks and writes on career and lifestyle issues for working mothers. She holds a master's degree in cultural anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an MBA from Wake Forest University School of Business.
About the Wells Fargo Executive Leadership Series
The Poole College of Management has presented the Wells Fargo Executive Leadership Series since 1992, providing students and the community the opportunity to learn from some of the nation's and the world's leading executives as they talk about their careers and leadership experiences. This series is supported by an ongoing gift from Wells Fargo. Learn more about the series.
Podcasts of our prior presentations are available through our Poole College Executive Leadership Series Podcast page on iTunes.
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A number of people might remember the old bread box-shaped home computer, where a blue screen did not mean death, but rather "Good morning!"
Luckily, you do not need to own an ol' bread box C64, browse flea markets or eBay shop for it: you can just run an emulator on your mid-end standard PC, and: voila! Here is a small (and by no means complete) selection of common emulators.
Linux and Un*x platforms: try the cross-platform emulator page; one pretty good and popular here is VICE.
Of course, this stuff is far from state-of-the art, and more for fun than for serious use (whatever serious use might be). It has been made available here for nostalgic reasons - and for the believe that code, once written, cannot really die.
The software can be freely downloaded as C64 disc images (.d64 files) and should run with standard emulators.
There is no copy-right attached, ignore what the programs say, I did not know better these days and as the author grant you the right to copy first hand. The fabricated (and admittedly not very imaginative) name of the Software Company is "O.M.-Soft(ware)". Well, I've been 13 then.
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Six Million Holohoax Miracles
December 2, 2020 December 2, 2020 Meža Vilks 3 Comments
SIX MILLION MIRACLES
"A unique mass murder"
In the book, Der Tod ist ein Meister aus Deutschland, which has also been turned into a film and is praised by the mass media, Lea Rosh and Eberhard Jaeckel write (1):
"The murder of the 'European' jews was unique. Never before had a state decided to kill as many as possible of a given group of human beings, including the old, women and children and infants, without any examination of each individual case, without exception, and translated this decision into action with state means, not only by killing the members of this group wherever they could be found, but transporting them to special killing installations, mostly over great distances. Mass murders have existed before, but not mass murders of this type."
Let us assume just for the moment that the National Socialists really succeeded in eliminating all the proof of this unique mass murder of an entire people; let's just examine the basic question: "Did the Germans really kill all the jews who fell into their hands, including the 'old, the women, children, infants, without any examination of an individual cases'"?
The question is extraordinarily easy to answer. All you have to do is read the newspapers regularly, and exercise your brain.
A stroll through the "free press" of the world
Let us take a stroll through the media landscape of the "free world", starting with an article in Der Spiegel (no. 51/1992), with the title (Dann bin ich weg ueber Nacht), and which reads as follows:
– Rachel Naor, 20, whose grandfather survived the "Nazi" extermination camps (why wasn't he "exterminated" in the "'Nazi' extermination camps"?);
– Ralph Giordano, who spent the whole war in freedom, with the knowledge of the Gestapo;
– Leo Baeck, who survived the war in the ghetto for the elderly at Theresienstadt;
– Yohanan Zarai, who survived the "Nazi" era in the Budapest Ghetto;
– Inge Deutschkron, who described her youth in Germany in an autobiography;
– Theodore Goldstein, 80, "whom the "Nazis" deported to the work camp at Wullheide".
Not one gassed jew is mentioned by name in the article mentioned above. At the end of the article, Der Spiegel published an interview with the "German" jewish leader Ignatz Bubis, a "Holocaust survivor" and successor to "Holocaust survivor" Heinz Schmul Galinski.
Now let's look at the favourite magazine of the German intelligentsia, Der Spiegel, issue of 4 September 1995, p. 152. This issue contains an interview with jewish historian Joseph Rovan. Of Rovan personally, we learn that the Gestapo deported him to Dachau concentration camp as a resistance fighter. Of course, Rovan must have survived his incarceration, otherwise he wouldn't have been alive to give Der Spiegel an interview about it 50 years later. But we thought all the jews who fell into the clutches of the "Nazis" were murdered; Rosh/Jaeckel and all the other great historians tell us so; they say that the "Nazis" decided to kill "as many members a given group of human beings as possible, without exception". Since Joseph Rovan was not only a jew but a resistance fighter, his death must have been doubly certain, but he survived. A miracle!
Another miracle appears in the FAZ supplement of 27 April 1995. This is all about the jewish resistance fighter Arno Lustiger, who is supposed to have been a "survivor of the concentration and extermination camps". Just which "extermination camp" he survived, is not revealed, but Lustiger obviously was not "exterminated" in any of them, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to entertain FAZ readers with a Jeremiad against anti-Semitism and pseudo-scientific revisionist rubbish in 1995.
The Nordwest-Zeitung in Oldenburg in Friesien on 13 April 1994 is also quite miraculous; this one has the following to say about Israel Gutman, the chief publisher of the Enzyklopaedie des Holocaust:
"Israel Gutman was in born in 1923, participated in the uprising in the Warsaw ghetto in 1943, and was an inmate in the concentration camps of Majdanek, Auschwitz, Mauthausen, and Gunskirchen."
As a jew and a participant in an anti-German uprising, Gutman was doubly doomed. He was sent to the "extermination camp" of Majdanek, but he was not "exterminated". He survived the largest concentration camp, in addition to two normal concentration camps.
As an explanation, there are only the following three possibilities:
1) the stupid "Nazis," despite their best efforts, were unable to kill Gutman in four camps. In this case, one really cannot understand why they didn't lose the war the very first day;
2) we are looking at an inexplicable chain of miracles;
3) the Germans really didn't intend to kill Gutman at all, regardless of the fact that he was both a jew and resistance fighter. They interned him on security grounds, or because they needed his labour, or both.
Which of the three possibilities is the truth? Let's look at a few well-known examples.
The Frank family
This family's tragic fate seems to confirm the extermination theory. But only at first glance. In August 1944, Otto Frank, his wife Edith, and his daughters Ann and Margot, were arrest in Amsterdam, transferred to the "extermination camp" of Auschwitz, but they were not exterminated. Otto Frank survived. His wife died in January 1945 (2); we don't know the cause of death, but she cannot have been gassed, since the gassings had long since stopped by that time, according to the official version of history (3). Anne and Margot died during a typhus epidemic shortly before the end of the war in Bergen-Belsen, where they had been sent during the course of the evacuation from Auschwitz.
According to the Centre de Documentation Juive, Simone Jacob, born on 13 July 1927 in Nice, was gassed at Auschwitz (4). This cannot be true, since this "gassing victim" later became the President of the European Parliament and French Minister of Health under the name of Simone Veil (as such she made a name for herself by legalizing the murder of children in their mother's womb). Her mother and sister also survived Auschwitz and died of typhus in Bergen-Belen, just like Anne and Margot Frank. Another tragedy, but not a deliberate policy of extermination, otherwise all three would have been murdered — either in France or at Auschwitz at the very latest.
Primo Levi and Benedikt Kautsky
Although a jew and a resistance fighter, Levi was not killed by the Germans after his arrest, but was sent for forced labour at Auschwitz and described his experiences there, after the war, in his book Ist das ein Mensch?
The "Austrian" jew and left-wing socialist Benedikt Kautsky survived Dachau, Buchenwald, Auschwitz, and again Buchenwald between 1938 and 1945. After the war, he wrote his book Teufel und Verdammte, in which he said he never saw a gas chamber at Auschwitz. His eighty-year old mother died in December 1944 in Birkenau, after receiving medical care to the last.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner, according to whom every jew should feel "a healthy, virile hatred of everything German" (5), survived Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
Other survivors and prisoners of German concentration camps who have bcome famous include Ignatz Bubis, President of the Central Committee of "German" jews, who was interned in a work camp in Poland, as well as his predecessor, the Auschwitz internee Heinz Schmul Galinski. Another "survivor" is the film producer Roman Polanski (Auschwitz). And the Nobel Prize winner for physics Georges Charpak (Dachau). And the "Nazi" Hunter Simon Wiesenthal, according to his own claim a survivor of twelve camps. And the philosopher Jean Amery (Auschwitz). And the writer Jurek Becker (Neuengamme) and Samuel Pisar (Auschwitz). And the former Knesset President Dov Shilanski (Dachau). And Claude Vaillaint-Couturier, member of the Central Committee of the French Communist Party (Auschwitz). And the CDU politician Erik Blumenfeld (Auschwitz). And the rabbi Leo Baeck (Theresienstadt). And the former Polish Foreign Minister Jozef Cyrankiewicz (Auschwitz). And the satirist Ephraim Kishon ("Too many work camps: Hungarian, German, Russian"). And Leon Blum, Chief of the Popular Front government in pre-war France (Buchenwald). And Herschel Gruenspan, whose murder of a German diplomat led to the Night of Broken Glass; he spent the whole war in prison, and emigrated to Palestine after the war (6). And. And. And. And all the other "Holocaust survivors" who repeat the old refrain in their memoires:
"And I alone am escaped alive to tell thee."
According to the film producer Steven Spielberg (Schindler's List), 50 years after the war, there are still 300,000 jewish concentration camp inmates alive, 150,000 of whom are to be interviewed in the coming years before the camera (7). How many of them were there in 1945? As Walter Sanning shows in his trail-blazing book The Dissolution of 'European' jewry, there cannot have been any more than 4.5 million jews in all of German-controlled Europe at the time at which the genocide allegedly took place. Of these, it is recognized that nowhere near all were deported; the great majority of "French, Italian, Rumanian and all Bulgarian" jews were never bothered.
The following therefore are the "facts":
– the Germans wished to exterminate "all jews without exception";
– but in two to six "extermination camps", not all the jews were exterminated; rather, those who could work were selected;
– in the rest of the four "death factories", there weren't any selections. There, the Germans exterminated all the jews, except for a handful of "working jews", thereby simultaneously exterminating innumerable healthy workers, although their own documents show how desperately they needed manpower;
– in several German-controlled countries, most of the jews were never harmed;
– out of a maximum of 4.5 million "available" jews, five to six million were murdered;
– 50 years after this unique genocide, in which five or six million jews were exterminated, out of a total of only four and a half million available — 300,000 survivors are still alive half a century later!
This is a chain of miracles the likes of which have never been seen! One of the many individual miracles of which this total miracle is composed, was reported by the jewish humorist Ephraim Kishon; he reports (8):
"Look, I was just on my way to the extermination camp, but I was able to flee. It was a miracle!"
Elie Wiesel's miraculous escapes
Elie Wiesel and his father were immediately led to the flaming ditches of Auschwitz on the very evening of their arrival, ditches in which, as is remembered, jewish children and adults were burned alive. They both escaped a fiery death in the following manner (9):
"Our column had only 15 steps left to go. I bit my lips, so that my father would not hear my teeth gnashing. Another 10 steps. Eight, seven. We marched together, as if behind the hearse at our own funeral. Only four steps to go. Three steps. It was now quite close, the ditch with its flames…
I gathered all my remaining strength in order to jump out of line and throw myself against the barbed wire. Deep in my heart, I took my farewell from my father, from the whole world, and involuntarily formed words, which took the form of a murmur on my lips: Yitgadal veyitkadah chme rabah…
His name be exalted and sanctified. My heart was nearly bursting. It was almost the moment. I stood before the face of the Death Angel. No. Two steps away from the ditch, they ordered us to turn around, and we were told to go into a barracks."
After which they voluntarily joined the retreating German columns instead of waiting for the arrival of the Russian liberators! But Elie and his father needed yet another miracle to save them (10):
"A murmur went through our ranks: a selection! The SS officers carried out this selection: the weak to the left, those who could walk easily, to the right. My father was sent to the left. I ran after him. An SS officer howled behind my back: 'Come back!' I hid among the others. Several SS men looked for me and caused so much confusion that many people were able to cross back over to the right, including my father and myself."
Again in Buchenwald Elie escaped death through a series of miracles (11):
"In Buchenwald, 10,000 people a day were sent to their deaths. I was always among the last hundred before the door. Then they stopped. Why?"
Yes, why? We would gladly like to know why, too. Why, indeed?
How jewish Holohoax "survivors" cheated death
Otto Frank's second wife escaped the gas chamber in the following manner (12):
"Every inmate had to appear individually, and the SS women inspected the tattooed number with the data on their list… Before me in the line stood Loretta. When she was on the spot, she said, 'Madame Obersturmfuehrerin, we both do not belong here. We were brought here by mistake from another barracks.'
The SS woman looked at her list. 'What is your number?' ' A/6894.' 'And mine is A/5271', I said. 'Really?'. The tip of the pencil ran smoothly over the list. We were almost sick from excitement as she searched the entire list for our number … The doors of the automobile slammed shut, and the driver received the order to drive away. But we were brought into another barracks."
The jewess Trudi Birger escaped the fiery death at Stutthof in this manner (13):
"In the meantime, I came so close to the ovens that I could see the faces of the Polish inmates, who were throwing living people into the fire. They grabbed the women wherever they could, and pushed them head first into the fire…
And then, when I saw that I was next, I stiffened…
And then — I heard the voice, was it a dream?…
The camp commandant stood there, a small man of about 45… He shouted: 'Get this girl out of here!' Instead of burning me like the other women, the Polish criminals laid me on the litter…"
Birger escaped not only fire, but also water (14):
"For some reason the German cook led the commando… Suddenly he shouted: 'The ship is too heavy. In the water with the jews.'…
The Polish and Lithuanian inmates began to move to carry out the order.. I lifted my hands in a dramatic gesture and cried as long as I could 'Hear, O Israel!'…
Suddenly the German cook who was giving the orders, ordered them to stop…
He ordered the Polish and Lithuanian inmates not to push any closer to the edge, and so none of the thirty women were pushed into the water."
Members of the Sonderkommando needed a lot more than just two or three miracles to survive, at least according to the Enzyklopaedie des Holocaust (15):
"The name Sonderkommando… was given to jewish inmate units in the extermination camps, who had to work in the gas chambers and in the crematoria…
The members were killed at intervals of a few months and replaced by new inmates."
This is confirmed by our old friend Dr. Miklos Nysiszli (16):
"The members of the Sonderkommandos could not leave the grounds of the crematorium. Every four months, when they had seen too much, they were liquidated."
Dr. Nysiszli, who arrived in Auschwitz in May 1944, as all readers of his classic know, was allowed to see everything, and yet was not personally "liquidated". The jew Szloma Dragon and Milton Buki arrived in Auschwitz as early as December 1942 and were immediately assigned to the Sonderkommando, but they also experienced the liberation of the camp in January 1945. According to the above, they must have survived at least six liquidations by a miracle. But even more miraculous was the rescue of Filip Mueller. Since his epic yarn "Sonderbehandlung" is sub-titled "Three Years in the Gas Chamber", this means he survived nine liquidations (36 divided by 4 = 9)!
Many other Sonderkommando members were saved by similar miracles: Alter Szmul Fynzylberg alias Stanislaw Jankowski alias Kaskowiak alias Alter Feinsilber; Dov Paisikovic; Henryk Tauber; Abraham Dragon; Josef Sackar; Jacov Gabai; Shaul Chasan; Eliezer Eisenschmidt; Leon Cohen, etc. (17).
If, however, a member of the Sonderkommando failed to survive, however, he always found a way, prior to his untimely demise, to draw up a message for posterity, stuff it in a bottle, and bury it on the grounds of the camp, so that it could be discovered years later by a miracle — such as that of the unknown jewish author, who was fortunate enough to succeed in leaving us the following (18):
"A certain young Polish girl, naked in front of all those present who had taken their clothes off, gave a quite short but fiery speech in the gas chamber, in which she denounced the crimes and the oppression of the "Nazis" and concluded approximately as follows: 'We will not die now, our history will make our names eternal, our will and our spirit will live and bloom, the German people will pay more dearly for our blood than we can imagine…
At this, the Poles knelt down on the floor and spoke a fiery prayer… With deep sincerity they repressed their last feeelings and their hope, as well as the belief in the future of their people. Then they sang the Internationale all together. During the singing, the Red Cross vehicle came up, the gas was thrown into the chamber, and all those present gave up the ghost among singing and extacy, dreaming of brotherhood and a better world…
And then a little girl of five years stood up and undressed her one-year old brother. One of the commando approached to undress it. The girl shouted out loud: 'Away, you jewish murderer! Lay not your hands spotted with the blood of jews upon my beautiful little brother! I am his good little mother now, and he shall die in my arms…
Hauptscharfuehrer Mohl divided the people into groups of four, one after the other in a straight line, and shot them all through with one bullet…"
What will future historians think of an age in which such nonsense is believed?
At Belzec, people needed more miracles to survive than at Auschwitz, since of 600,000 jews delivered there, according to Kogon/Rueckerl/Langbein, only a single one survived the horror camp, a man named Rudolf Reder (19). As the Israeli researcher Yitzhak Arad tells us on p. 112 of his opus on the death factories (20), Reder had another jewish comrade who also survived Belzec; on p. 264 of the same masterpiece, the two surviving jews are fortunate enough to have increased to no less than five! As the only one of the (one to five) jewish survivors, Reder left us a report.
Although he was already over 60 years old when he arrived at Belzec, and though there were certainly younger jews to choose from, he was selected as one of the working jews. He lived a few months longer among the "pitiless monsters, who committed disgusting crimes with sadistic joy", but survived no fewer than eighty liquidation actions! This would even make Filip Mueller and Simon Wiesenthal blush with shame. One day, the "pitiless monsters" sent Reder out on a shopping trip with an SS man:
The SS man went to sleep, and the lucky devil was able to escape! (21)
Young jewish death candidates drove the "Nazi" butchers crazy with their gas-resistance (22):
"Yehuda Bacon was 15 years old when he was sent into the gas chamber. He survived the gas, however, and remembers that there were no holes in the shower heads, but rather, only small indentations, to look like holes."
A Mega-Miracle was reported in 1993 in Canada (23):
"As an 11 year old boy held captive at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp during WW II, Mosche Peer was sent to the gas chamber at least six times. Each he survived, watching with horror as many of the women and children gassed with him collapsed and died.
To this day, Peer doesn't know how he was able to survive. 'Maybe children resist better, I don't know', he said in an interview last week."
We don't know why, either. Not only was little Mosche gas-tight, his whole family was, too, or at least according to the same Canadian newspaper:
"Peer and his sisters, WHO ALL SURVIVED, were cared for by two camp women. After the war, Peer was reunited with HIS FATHER AND HIS WIFE in Paris."
Non-gas resistant jews escaped extermination through escape from "Nazi" Germany to Bavaria (24):
"Victor Klemperer, in these years of oppression (i.e., the war years), wrote a whole book on linguistic customs, with the title "Lingua Tertii Imperii"…
After the destruction of Dresden, in which all his property was burnt, he could flee his persecutors and settled with his wife just in time TO BAVARIA."
People as tough as that can survive anything. The Welt am Sonntag reported the following miracle on 6 March 1977 (25):
"Precisely 32 years ago, Ilona Sugar was released from a German concentration camp, a seriously ill woman. Sadistic NS doctors had had carried out a medical experiment on her.
They transplanted her heart to the right, and her liver to the left — without anaesthetic! This is called vivisection. Until today, Mrs. Sugar has never received a single penny from Germany."
In view of this unique series of miracles, one might well be grateful to the Juedische Rundschau Maccabi, Basel, for the following revelation, contained in the edition of 11 November 1993:
"Every jewish person may learn from our survivors and live with the knowledge that the jewish people are not subject to the restrictions of the laws of nature."
1) Lea Rosh/Eberhard Jaeckel, Der Tod ist ein Meister aus Deutschland, Hoffman und Campe, 1991, p. 11.
2) Enzyklopaedie des Holocaust, p. 473.
3) The last gassing in Auschwitz is allegedly "probably" to have happened on 1 November 1944, according to the Kalendarium of Danuta Czech, p. 921.
4) Thion, p. 328.
5) Elie Wiesel, Legends of our Time, New York, 1968, p. 177.
6) Ingrid Weckert, Feuerzeichen, p. 252/253.
7) Tageszeitung, Berlin, 30 March 1995.
8) Schweizer Illustrierte, 13 April 1992.
9) Elie Wiesel, La Nuit, p. 59/60.
10) ibid, p. 151.
11) Time, 18 March 1985, p. 79.
12) Eva Schloss, Evas Geschichte, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, 1991, p. 112/113.
13) Trudi Birger, Im Angesicht des Feuers, Piper, 1990, p. 126/127.
14) ibid, p. 149/150.
15) Enzyklopaedie des Holocaust, p. 1337.
16) Miklos Nzyiszli, Im Jenseits der Menschichkeit, Dietz, 1994, p. 24.
17) See, in this regard, our book Auschwitz: Taetergestaendnisse… as well as Gideon Greif, Wir weinten traenenlos.
18) Hefte von Auschwitz, Sonderheft 1, "Handschriften von Mitgliedern des Sonderkommandos", Verlag Staatl. Museum Auschwitz, 1972, p. 115 ff.
19) Kogon/Langbein/Rueckerl p. 183.
20) Yitzhak Arad, Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka, The Operation Reinhard Death Camps, University Press, Bloomington, 1987.
21) Reders book, which appeared in 1946 in Krakow, was summarized by Carlo Mattogno in Il Rapporto Gerstein. In a large work on Belzec planned for 1998, Mattogno will publish the entire text of Reders book in Italian translation.
22) VPRO, Holland/Belgium, April 1991.
23) The Gazette, Montreal, 5 August 1993.
24) "Ein erschuetterndes Dokument", Das Goetheanum, Wochenschrift fuer Anthroposophie, no. 7, 19 May 1996, p. 84.
25) Quoted according to certified engineer Wolfgang Froehlich, "Details zum Gaskammerschwindel", available from W. Froehlich, Mauerbachstr. 37/13,A-1140 Vienna.
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This is certainly true of foreclosures. At least today.
'That look' – a slight crinkling of the eyebrows, a thin, quick frown, maybe a brief tilt of the head when I say what I do.
Unless, of course, they have been through foreclosure themselves or had family or friends involved. Then I get a knowing nod, smile.
Why? Because years ago, before I graduated high school, foreclosures were something that happened to 'other people' and in virtual secrecy. They were much, much rarer on the court calendars than they are today. And, it probably took a lot more to get a case to court. Banks and mortgage companies were much more likely to be local – another word for approachable. You could talk to your banker, lender, face-to-face, work things out.
Foreclosures then were small tragedies that happened in the very occasional neighborhood.
The financial meltdown of 2007-8 changed that. In months, millions of homeowners were at risk and failing quickly. Very, very few local banks and lenders exist anymore, corporations and computers took over years ago. Out of necessity, the foreclosure process became industrialized.
The people in the long lines and crowded hallways in the courthouses have become statistics. In the eight years since the meltdown the two largest foreclosure firms in the Greater Hartford area have filed over 70,000 foreclosure cases. And counting.
The great tragedy with that is individuals are lost. Completely. A file is a file is a statistic – win, lose, draw, but close the case.
That takes it back to the first person pretty quickly. I can't enforce empathy, but I can provide it, though I wish I didn't have to.


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Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Overview
The Indian Maritime University was previously known as the National Maritime Academy campus was established in the year 1985 and later renamed in the year 2007 to National Maritime Academy. It is located on a 20-acre beachfront property on the outskirts of Chennai, a bustling cosmopolitan city. The extensive campus houses the academic block and other facilities.
The college offers various Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Doctoral Programs to those students who want to pursue their degree in the Marine field. The University provides technical assistance from UNDP/ UNCTAD to offer courses of reputable standards.
The college is offering high-quality education degree, diploma, and certification programs in Marine Sciences. According to the ICRA's grading system, ICRA has given grade 1 to the Chennai campus. Indian Maritime University Admission to various courses will be done through the All India Online Common Entrance Test. Moreover, IMU also offers Ph.D. and MS research programs, as well.
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The headquarters of the Indian Maritime University is located at Chennai with the new building being built at 300 acres of vast land which is present between East Coast Road and Old Mahabalipuram Road.
Year of Establishment 1985
Type of University Central University, Government of India
Infrastructure Air- Conditioned classroom, Library, Laboratories, Computer Labs, and much more
Programs offered Diploma, Undergraduate, Postgraduate Degree, Postgraduate Diploma and Doctoral Courses Indian Maritime University Fee
Address East Coast Road, Uthandi, Chennai - 600119
Contact Details 91 (44) 2453 9020
IMU Courses:
The Indian Maritime University courses offered to the students for covering disciplines such as Management, Engineering, Science, and also Doctoral.
Engineering Diploma Nautical Science
B.Tech Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, and Ocean Engineering
M.Tech Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Dredging and Harbour Engineering, and Marine Engineering and Management
PGDME Marine Engineering.
Science B.Sc Nautical Science, shipbuilding and repair
M.Sc Commercial Shipping and Logistics
Management BBA Logistics, retailing and E-Commerce
MBA Port and Shipping Management and International Transportation and Logistics Management
Doctoral Ph.D By Research programs
The Courses offered under Engineering are Diploma, B.Tech, M.Tech, and Post Graduate Diploma. The applicants for the marine program must clear the physical fitness test which is vital for admission and only unmarried candidates are eligible for these programs.
Management:
The Programmes offered by the university under management discipline are MBA in Port and Shipping Management and International Transportation and Logistics Management. The students are trained to solve complex management related problems as they get in-depth knowledge of shipping and transport. Students also will get to know the responsibilities, labor conditions, safety, security, and protection of the environment and also hold a strong trait in leadership qualities, social skills and eventually build a strong research-oriented mind.
IMU Schools:
The Indian Maritime University Schools are present to deliver courses in their respective fields. The schools under the university are listed below:
School of Nautical Studies.
School of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering.
School of Marine Engineering and Technology.
School of Maritime Management.
Indian Maritime University Training and Placements:
Indian Maritime University has undertaken to host Training programs and industry interactions. Training programs are under two divisions i.e., Port and Marine. The Marine Division conducts these programs for merchant navy personnel who work on both sides of the deck and engineering. Indian Maritime University Placement is provided to the students after completion of the course. Industrial Visits and Summer Internships are organized by the University to enrich students with hands-on experience and also to help them understand how the industries work in real-time.
Port Division courses include training for short-term, seminars, workshops, certifications, and induction courses.
Summer Internships are organized by various companies namely: Agility, Airlift, BETA, CAT Logistics, Centuryply, Chemoil Adani, CMA CGM, CMH Logistics, APL Logistics, Honda, TVS, SFO Technologies, and so on.
Indian Maritime University Fee Structure:
The Indian Maritime University Fee varies for all the courses offered by the university. Detailed information about the fee structure of the courses offered by the university are mentioned below:
B.Tech Courses and B.Sc Courses amounted to INR 2,25,000 for an academic year.
BBA is charged at INR 1,00,000 for the academic year for non-residential candidates.
M.Tech Courses are offered at INR 2,25,000 for the academic year.
MBA Programmes are priced at INR 2,00,000 per year for non-residential.
M.Sc Courses Cost for the Academic year sums up to INR 1,25,000.
PGDME Course offered at INR 3,50,000 to the students for the academic year.
M.S by Research is at INR 1,75,000.
IMU Infrastructure Facilities:
The Indian Maritime University Infrastructure is state-of-the-art, consisting of 23 Classrooms in which eleven is air-conditioned and equipped with Audio-Visual aid to create effective communication. Simulators are present which are capable to generate images of the different types of ships and port approaches in diverse operational and climatic conditions. Engine Simulators are also present to help engine room personnel to handle faults and emergencies by creating them.
Audio Visual Division for creating video film to make the training and marketing more effective, it has an archive of 600 titles on DVDs which consists of operations relating to marine and port.
Maritime Library is one of the best libraries within the country consisting of 8,000 books, journals, periodicals and magazines in the maritime sector to amplify the academic studies of the students.
Reputed professionals journals and periodicals have been subscribed by the library.
Students get practical training in the machine shop and workshops for plumbing, electrical, pneumatic, fitting, hydraulics and so on.
Labs for chemistry, physics and navigation are available for training students.
Computer labs have good internet connectivity.
Fitness centres, Playground, Swimming pool are present in the campus.
Digital library and uninterrupted Wi-Fi facilities are available for utility by the students.
Affiliated Colleges:
Indian Maritime University Affiliation is with the top colleges in India. The affiliated colleges are as under:
Tolani Maritime Institute [TMI] Pune
Great Eastern Institute of Maritime Studies, [GEIMS] Pune
Coimbatore Marine College, [CMC] Coimbatore
Hindustan Institute of Maritime Training, [HIMT] Chennai
Cosmopolitan Technology of Maritime, Chennai
College of Ship Technology, Kochi
Indian Maritime University Campuses:
IMU has its campuses around other cities of India and the list of all those campuses are mentioned below:
Chennai Campus
Kochi Campus
Mumbai Port Campus
Navi Mumbai Campus
Visakhapatnam Campus
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Saraswati Higher Education and Technical College of Engineering, [SHETCE] Varanasi
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International College of Engineering, [ICE] Ghaziabad
ACME College of Engineering, [ACMECE] Ghaziabad
Delhi Institute of Engineering and Technology, [DIET] Meerut
Venkateshwara Institute of Technology, [VIT] Meerut
IMU Eligibility Criteria:
Indian Maritime University Eligibility Criteria varies for the different courses being offered. The aspirants seeking admissions must be able to fulfill the criteria of eligibility specifically for the courses they are interested in.
10+2 or equivalent with a minimum 60% aggregate marks in any stream
Minimum of 50% marks in English subject in 10th/ 12th Examination
Percentage of the aggregate marks will be calculated by considering the marks scored in English subject plus the marks scored in Major Subjects
In the case of SC/ ST candidates, there will be a 5% relaxation in eligibility marks; however, it will not apply to English marks
Diploma (Nautical Science)
10+2/ equivalent [PCM-60%] or,
B.Sc [PCM]/ B.Sc [Electronics with Physics as individual subject in one of the years] with marks not less than 60%, or,
B.E/ B.Tech from IIT or college recognized by AICTE with marks not less than 50%
English Marks is to be 50% or more in any one of the above examinations
B.Sc/ B.Tech
10+2 or equivalent with a score of 60% in PCM and a minimum of 50% marks in English subject in 10th/ 12th Examination.
Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks from recognized universities and
Minimum of 50% marks in English subject in 10th / 12th / UG Degree.
In the case of SC/ ST Candidates, there will be a 5% relaxation in eligibility marks
However, it will not apply to English Marks
Candidates under this category must appear for the IMU Common Entrance Test [CET] and qualify in order to be eligible for admission to this Programme
The candidate is eligible to apply if the candidate has secured a minimum of 50% marks
IMU Admissions:
Candidates can apply for Indian Maritime University by visiting the university's official website. Candidates have to download the application form. The Admission Process for all candidates will be based on the Common Entrance Test. Indian Maritime University Scholarship is awarded to students to help them overcome financial constraints relating to academics.
The Indian Maritime University admission is done on the basis of the entrance exam score
Candidates need to pay an application fee of Rs 1000 for general category students; while the fee is Rs. 700 for SC/ ST category students.
Along with the application form, the candidates need to enclose their date of birth proof, 12th mark sheet, caste certificate for reserved category, and all other relevant documents have to be sent to the University.
IMU Hostel Details:
Hostel facilities are provided to the students of Indian Maritime University which accommodates 250 residents. It also consists of other facilities such as:
Residents can get involved in indoor/ outdoor games for fitness purposes.
There is also a swimming pool for students.
The students can also get routine health check-ups.
A medical center is available for the students as well, in case of emergencies.
There are guesthouses and staff quarters located on the campus.
IMU Chennai Facilities include an ATM on campus for the students, faculty, and staff's convenience.
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Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Courses and Fees
IMU, Chennai offers various undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs to the students who wish to pursue their career in the field of marine. The various courses offered by IMU Chennai are mentioned below: The IMU Chennai fees for B.Tech is INR 2,25,000 per annum. The IMU Chennai B.Sc in Nautical Science course fees structure is INR 2,25,000 per annum. Popular IMU, Chennai Courses and Fee Details The institute offers popular courses like Marine Engineer and Nautical Science. The institute provides various degree courses such as B.Tech, B.Sc, Diploma aetc. Some of the popular courses are: Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] Bachelor of Science [B.Sc]. Entrance Exams Accepted by IMU, Chennai Candidates can seek admission in IMU, Chennai to various UG and PG programmes through IMU Common Entrance Test (CET), which is usually conducted in May/June. Candidates shall register themselves online through the admission portal available at the official university website. IMU, Chennai Fee Payment Guidelines Students who have taken admission can pay the fees online. The options allowed for online payment at the institute are: Net Banking/ Debit/ Credit Card/ UPI Paytm.com
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Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Placements
Indian Maritime University Chennai was established in 2008 through the Act of Parliament in November 2008. Indian Maritime University is also known as IMU Chennai in short. IMU Chennai is a central university. Indian Maritime University was established to develop qualified human resources for the maritime sector. This is a teaching cum affiliating university under the aegis of the Ministry of Shipping (MoS), Government of India (GoI). Indian Maritime University Chennai offers various courses for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs like B.Sc, BBA, B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, Ph.D., and more. IMU Placement Cell: IMU Chennai's training and placement cell (TPC) Provides training for each and every student. It concentrates more on the growth of its students which helps the institute developed and the maritime and allied industries. Indian Maritime University (IMU) placement cell coordinates conduct various activities for which help the students for getting the placement like aptitude practice, personal interview session, mock-test The Indian Maritime University Chennai acts as a bridge between the students and the recruiter. Indian Maritime University placement cell believes in creating professionals with in-depth knowledge of the maritime sector and more. Know more about IMU Chennai Get Fees Details IMU Chennai Training and Internship Program: The...
Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Infrastructure
Indian Maritime University is set on a 20-acre gorgeous seaside property on the outskirts of Chennai, a bustling cosmopolitan city. The wonderfully crafted edifice, an architectural marvel, is nestled amidst lush green sylvan surroundings after a 25-kilometre trip along the East Coast Road, hugging the shoreline. The academic building, hostel, residential, and recreational amenities are all located on the large campus. The academy was founded in 1985 with technical aid from UNDP/UNCTAD to provide high-quality training. It has an ISO 9001:2000 certification and an ICRA grade 1 rating. It provides state-of-the-art training facilities for both port and marine employees. Indian Maritime University, Chennai, Campus Facilities The Indian Maritime University campus has all the basic facilities. Mentioned below are the campus facilities offered by IMU Chennai: Classrooms- The university classroom contains a state-of-the-art Ship Maneuvering Simulator that can generate images of various types of ships and ports for personnel training. The campus has 23 classrooms, 11 of which are air-conditioned. Library- It offers one of the best maritime libraries in the country, with over 8,000 volumes of journals and publications from the maritime industry to supplement students'/participants' academic studies. Hostels- The hostel facility has a capacity of 250 people. It is...
Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Scholarships
Scholarships at Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai: Scholarships: The scholarships and awards are offered on the based on these two merit and other backgrounds. The University offers financial aid to SC/ST students. The Mumbai Port Trust funds 30 lakh as an endowment fund to the IMU. The University provides scholarships to 5 deserving SC/ST students of Rs 50,000 each from the fund. The scholarships are semester based. Selecting the deserving candidates for scholarship purely merit-based. Any SC/ST student who has been involved in ragging or any other issues will not be eligible for the scholarship.
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Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai Reviews
Based on 15 Verified Reviews
Raveesh | Bachelor of science [B.Sc] (Nautical science), batch of 2021
Placements & Internships 5
Academics & Faculty 3.5
College Infrastructure 3.5
Clubs & Associations 2.5
So many shipping companies come here for recruitment. Placement here is good. The company first give a job as a deck cadet whose salary package is 4-5 Lac per year. The package increases according to the promotion and the highest is 1-2 crore per year. We have a site for the alumni network.
Scholarship is given to the top 33 students. Scholarship is semester wise. For a loan application, college gives a fee breakup certificate.
Akhilesh | B.sc Nautical science, batch of 2030
College Infrastructure 5
Clubs & Associations 5
Scholarships are given to the students of ST and SC category. Key companies are the shipping company like FLEET, SCI. The average salary is around 3,50,000, highest paid is 10,00,000 and around 80% of the batch gets placed. The alumni which passed out are in the good post.
Fees are INR.225000 per year. Scholarship for the under category cadets is available like for ST and SC. Almost all of them get scholarships which are under the category. The needful can take loans from any bank and required paperwork is done from the college.
Naveen | Bachelor of Science [B.Sc], batch of 2017
Academics & Faculty 5
There is no internship. On and Off-campus placement. Salary depends upon rank, starting from INR 75000 per annum. Alumni network is worth trusting.
The course fee is INR 2,25,000 per annum. The scholarship of INR 42,00,000 is distributed every year depending on semester rank, scholarship is distributed to 66 students every year. Loans are available.
ADARSH | , batch of 2017
Reviewed on Jul 25, 2017
Placements & Internships 3.5
The placements are good and a lot of shipping companies hire from our college.
An average of 60% students gets placed every year.
The alumni network is good in Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai.
The course fee in Indian Maritime University, [IMU] Chennai is Rs 2,25,000 per year.
Yes, loans are needed.
Shubham | , batch of 2019
The placements of Indian Maritime University are not very good currently as the shipping industry being at loss. Overall the placement in this field is good. Most of the students usually get a job on campus or off campus. After graduation from BSC in nautical science or marine engineering, the candidate needs to go through a one-year sea training on board the ship.
This training is a stipend and the candidate gets around $500-$1000 per month.
As IMU being a new university the alumni network is not that vast but there are certain graduates working in top shipping companies or serving the country in the armed forces.
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