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US imposes sanctions on Shabaab chiefs over raid on Kenyan camp
Abdullahi Osman Mohamed and Maalim Ayman as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs).
Nov 18th 2020 · 2 min read
The US government has imposed sanctions on two Shabaab leaders who helped plot a raid on an American military camp in Kenya's Coastal Lamu County in January.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday listed Abdullahi Osman Mohamed and Maalim Ayman as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs). This means that any of their assets on US soil will be frozen, American entities are barred from dealing with them, and global businesses could face sanctions if they are found to be channelling financial or other support to the pair.
The US decision came after the two were seen as key masterminds on the raid on Camp Simba on Manda Bay, near Lamu. The camp is used by Kenyan and American forces.
On January 5, the camp was raided by militants who destroyed an aircraft at Manda Air Strip, and killed an American soldier and two contractors. Five of the militants were killed in the attack that was later repelled by the soldiers. After months of investigations, US authorities pointed a finger at Maalim Ayman Jaysh Ayman, an al-Shabaab cell that often conducts raids on Kenyan and Somalia border towns, as one of those responsible for preparing the January attack.It is not clear whether Ayman has assets in the US but he works with Kenyan and foreign fighters who may have links with financiers as far as the US.
The Manda Bay attack was reportedly conducted by Kenyan and foreign fighters who withdrew to Somalia after a reinforcement at Manda Bay repelled them.Pompeo also listed Abdullahi Osman Mohamed for his role as a Shabaab expert in assembling explosives. He is known in his cell as "Engineer Ismail," and helps assemble weapons from local material for ease of deployment.
A report by the UN Panel of Experts on Somalia last year indicated that Somalia's Shabaab militants, affiliated to al-Qaeda, have managed to remain lethal in lean times by assembling explosives from local material that may otherwise be imported legally into Somalia. Because of this improvisation, the report said the Shabaabs have managed to conduct deadly raids on installations in spite of an arms embargo imposed on Somalia. They have also managed to infiltrate key sectors of the Somali government and launched a parallel revenue collection system.
Mohamed was also identified as an explosives manager and a special adviser to emir of al-Shabaab as well as the leader of the group's propaganda wing. Despite seeing more loss of lives at Manda Bay, the Shabaab media wing al-Kataib declared "victory."
"The US Government is committed to disrupting the illicit financing methods of al-Shabaab, limiting its ability to conduct further attacks against civilians, and supporting the Federal Government of Somalia in disrupting terrorism finance," Pompeo said on Tuesday.
"Addressing the al-Shabaab threat will require working closely with our partners to degrade the terrorist group's capacity and operations, combatting its control and influence in East Africa."The US designated al-Shabaab as a terrorist organisation in 2008 and has since focused on disrupting the illicit source of financing for the group.
However, the debate has often raged on how further the sanctions should go. Last year, the US sided with Somalia after Kenya wanted the sanctions on al-Shabaab elevated to be similar to those initially imposed on the Taliban and al-Qaeda, where no humanitarian assistance goes to areas they control.Somalia countered by saying civilians would suffer more and a group of ex-American diplomats and NGO bosses lobbied for a US veto. Eventually, the UN Security Council failed to elevate the sanctions.A UN resolution passed in 1993 during the Somali civil war has been updated several times to limit illegal arms supply to Shabaabs and financial support to the group.


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Hi: the message "An error occurred setting the metadata for this dataset" is appearing in all of my Bowtie2 runs today, regardless of server. The auto detect button is not correcting the error. Thanks.
Where are you working? https://usegalaxy.org or elsewhere?
And by "server" do you mean the target cluster that the job is running on (job resources specified)?
hi - Thanks for letting us know. I can see this is occurring for jobs that are run on at least two different clusters. TACC beta should be avoided, but the default job resources shouldn't be producing datasets in this state (your job happened to be run on Jetstream).
I've asked our admin to look at this. For now, the solution is to use the link inside the expanded dataset to reset the metadata. Do this before running any downstream tools on datasets that end in this state.
Thanks for reporting the problem. I'm going to leave this open until resolved.
thanks for your reply. I see it's not a trivial point to solve on your side, we'll be patient, sure. I said in my post I'll report the output result of my test... didn't work, even changing resource as you mentioned in tophat problem post. Just one question: where is the reset metadata link you tell us about? Is it the yellow box asking to set manually or retry auto-detection? It doesn't work for me.
Yes, that is the link. And if it isn't working... that's another problem we'll need to look at.
1 - Another way to reset metadata is to click on the pencil icon for the dataset to reach the Edit Attributes forms. On the first tab is a button to autodetect metadata - does that work or also fail?
2 - I imported a copy of your history and the metadata issue resolved. What happens if you make a copy of the history yourself (History menu > Copy History)? Does that fix the problem?
The prior issue about Tophat was different. It was cluster-specific, which is why changing the job resources helped (until that problematic cluster had a fix implemented). We don't know what is wrong yet with this issue. Not all Bowtie2 jobs end this way so it is difficult to reproduce. Please keep a copy of your original history if possible - or even just these jobs (and the inputs) to reduce how much of your quota is used up.
We'll get back to you soon, likely tomorrow, with at least an update and ideally a fix.
Thanks again for all the info and feedback - helps a great deal.
The first solution throw the following error: This dataset is currently being used as input or output. You cannot change metadata until the jobs have completed or you have canceled them.
The second seems to work! You've pointed it right. I could launch my paused operations and it didn't complain, so I think it's ok. Ok that all for now. Thank you again for those tips!
Ok, glad that worked. And I've been able to reproduce the issue for some jobs.
If it makes it easier, using "Copy Dataset" and just putting it back into the same history also worked for me.
"An error occurred setting the metadata for this dataset"
TopHat error: "An error occurred setting the metadata for this dataset"
SAM-to-BAM; an error occurred setting the metadata for this dataset.


Don't let the democratic socialists whitewash history.
On the same day that Venezuela's "democratically" elected socialist president Nicolas Maduro, whose once-wealthy nation now has citizens foraging for food, announced he was chopping five zeros off the country's currency to create a "stable financial and monetary system," "The View's" Meghan McCain was the target of her cohost, and Internet-wide condemnation, for stating some obvious truths about collectivism.
On the same week we learned that democratic socialist Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua had massacred hundreds of protesters whose economic futures have been decimated by his economic policies, Soledad O'Brien, and writers at outlets ranging from GQ and BuzzFeed to the Daily Beast, were telling McCain to cool her jets.
In truth, she was being far too calm. Socialism has been one, if not the, leading man-made cause of death and misery in human existence. Whether it's implemented by a mob of people or by a single strongman, collectivism is a poverty generator, an attack on human dignity, and destroyer of individual rights.
It's also true that not all socialism ends in the tyranny of Leninism or Stalinism or Moaism or Castroism or Ba'athism or the Khmer Rouge or Chávezism — only most do. And no, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez doesn't intend to set up gulags in Alaska. Most "democratic Socialists" — the qualifier affixed to denote that they live in a democratic system and have no choice but ask for votes— aren't consciously or explicitly endorsing violence or tyranny. But when they adopt the term "socialism," and the ideas associated with it, they deserve to be treated with the kind of contempt and derision that all authoritarian philosophies deserve.
Of course socialism exists on a spectrum, and even if we accept that the Nordic social-program experiments are the most benign iteration of collectivism, they are certainly not the only version. Pretending otherwise would be like saying, "The capitalistic police state of Singapore is more successful than Denmark. Maybe we should ignore the history of every other police state in history and give it a spin?" I mean, if we're looking for European nations to emulate, let's go with the laissez faire paradise of Switzerland.
It turns out, though, that the "Denmark is awesome!" talking point is only the second most preposterous one socialists (and people who don't understand what the word means) have adopted. There's a more vacuous, and more prevalent, argument that posits if you're a fan of "roads, schools, libraries, and such" you are, even if you don't know it, a supporter of socialism.
For one thing, we enjoy these state services because we enjoy an unprecedented wealth fostered by free markets. Every penny of the $21,206 spent every year on every single student, rich or poor, in Ocasio-Cortez's district is dependent on profits derived from capitalism. There is no welfare system, no library or museum, that subsists on good intentions. Having the state take over the entire health-care system can rightly be called a socialistic endeavor, but pooling your local tax dollars to put books in a building is called local government.
It should also be noted that today socialists like to get their yucks pretending that collectivist policies can lead only to innocuous outcomes like local bike share programs. But for many years they were also praising the communist dictators of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Sen. Bernie Sanders, the nation's most successful socialist, isn't merely impressed with the goings-on in Denmark. He once, not very long ago, lauded Hugo Chavez's Venezuela as an embodiment of the "American dream," more than even the United States. Unlike the thousands of people who've risked their lives to escape Communism, Sanders thinks Cuba's Fidel Castro was a pretty neat guy. Gulags, and all.
While thinking Castro's policies might be worth praising, socialists like to blame every inequity, the actions of every greedy person, every economic downturn, and every social problem on the injustice of capitalism. Apparently, greed is a human desire monopolized by those who prefer free enterprise. What democratic socialists won't admit is that capitalism has been the most effective way to eliminate poverty and foster human rights in the history of mankind.
Today, in former socialist states like India, there has been a boom of wealth and big reductions in poverty thanks to increased capitalism. In China where communism, sadly, still deprives billions of their basic rights, hundreds of millions of people still benefit from a system that is slowly shedding socialism. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the extreme poverty rate in the world has been cut in half. And it didn't happen because Southeast Asians were raising the minimum wage.
In the United States, only 5 percent of people are even aware that poverty has fallen in the world, which is almost certainly, in part, a result of the Left's obsession over "inequality" and normalizing of "socialism" — democratic or otherwise. Nearly half of American millennials would rather live in a socialist society than in a capitalist one, according to a YouGov poll. That said, millennials showed vast ignorance about socialism and communism, with only 71 percent of those asked being able to properly identify either. We can now see the manifestation of this ignorance in our elections and Joy Behar.


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R Kelly's manager charged with making phone threats to cinema
R Kelly's manager has been arrested on charges that he threatened a shooting at a Manhattan cinema two years ago, forcing an evacuation and the cancellation of the screening of a documentary addressing allegations that the singer sexually abused women and girls.
Donnell Russell, 45, of Chicago, was charged with conspiracy and threatening physical harm by interstate communication.
He appeared remotely on Friday from Los Angeles before a magistrate judge in Manhattan. He was permitted to remain free on 75,000 dollars (£57,000) bail.
The charge comes on the heels of Russell being charged in Brooklyn federal court earlier this week with harassing a Kelly victim and her mother after the unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against Kelly.
Authorities said Russell sent a letter to the woman's lawyer with cropped nude photographs of her and later sent her a text warning: "Pull the plug or you will be exposed."
In the latest case, authorities said threats by Russell in December 2018 forced the cancellation of the screening of Lifetime's Surviving R Kelly series at the NeueHouse Madison Square as police took precautions, although they determined there was no imminent threat.
Acting US attorney Audrey Strauss said in a release that a number of the Grammy award-winning R&B singer's accusers were to attend the screening.
"Threats of gun violence aimed at intimidating and silencing victims of sexual abuse are unlawful as well as unacceptable," she said.
William F Sweeney Jr, head of New York's FBI office, said it "defies logic that a threat like the one alleged here could stop victims from speaking about their alleged abuse".
Mr Sweeney said Russell succeeded in shutting down one airing of the documentary but failed to silence the women in the film.
"Each and every day, we do everything in our power to make sure victims of sexual abuse have the opportunity to be heard, and will continue to do so regardless of those who allegedly use violence as a means to stop them," he said.
Kelly remains jailed in Chicago after pleading not guilty to dozens of state and federal sex crime charges in Illinois, Minnesota and New York.
The charges range from sexual assault to leading a racketeering scheme aimed at supplying Kelly with girls. He is also accused of having unprotected sex with a minor in 2015 without disclosing he had herpes.


For six years we had our neighbour's 3 alpacas in our paddock. Advantages: they mowed the grass and were decorative. Drawbacks: they caused a lot of damage by digging and from their peculiarly toxic waste; and were annoyingly passive / aggressive. So we moved them off, spent last winter filling in all the holes with a ton of topsoil and re-seeding, followed by a programme of regular harrowing, mowing and rolling to make the field ready for our son's wedding on midsummer's day (where we had our own reception a few years decades ago).
Now what? The answer is: sheep. Peaceful, munching grazers with no obvious drawbacks. A young farmer in the village has put 7 pregnant Poll Dorset sheep in the paddock. Result: pastoral scenes, evenly cropped grass, and a damage-free field – with pre-Christmas lambs in prospect.
The Dorset breed of sheep comes in both poll and horn varieties. Here are specimens of each kind photographed at a recent show in Dorset. The breed is hardy (as befits Hardy country), and unusually they can lamb 3 times over the course of 2 years, making them a productive option for a young farmer building up his flock.
The sun is shining, the birds are twitterpating (©Disney), the trout season has opened. Also, the first swallows arrived on Tuesday, followed by the martins on Wednesday. These birds are already checking out the mud nests under the eaves that remain from last year.
The hedges are suddenly greening up and the grass is beginning to grow fast. The Alpacas, formerly the official lawnmowers for the paddock, have been banished to another field to give the ground a rest. That means resorting to the mechanical method for the first cut of the year.
Some creatures appear to have got Spring fever. The rabbits for a start, who are clearly 'going at it' for all they are worth. And the sheep over the road surprised me one evening when I opened the kitchen door (the notice on the gate is good for their self-esteem).
My first fishing of the season yesterday, on the River Piddle (as in Tolpuddle) – very pretty, pretty unproductive… Today on the River Frome, the swallows were skimming insects off the surface of the water. There were heron and egrets, and a pair of common sandpipers clearly looking for a suitable nesting site. It's been a great Spring week.
The moon and stars have been wonderful all week. There have been plenty of moon photos around, pink or otherwise, but one evening Mars was gleaming brightly too. Only one shot was steady enough to use – at maximum zoom most of the images looked like squiggles.
Spring arrived in mid-Dorset last week. On Tuesday evening, swallows appeared for for the first time. On Wednesday, they were joined by housemartins. That evening, the unmistakable sound of an attempted break-in at the back of the house turned out to be a male partridge landing on, and strutting round, a corrugated roof. His mate then set off a security light, to her great surprise. Last year they raised 13 chicks. On Saturday morning, I was fishing for wild and wily brown trout, when a sandpiper flew up from the water's edge. Plenty of people have been posting lovely Spring pictures. I certainly can't beat them, but I'll join them with a few photos from the last few days.
A FISHING HUT ON THE TEST: THE PRETTIEST EVER?


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Davey Ronald Thomas Lloyds Bank Cambridge 11/24/1917
Davey Charles Leonard Lloyds Bank Godalming 10/17/1918
Davies John Lloyds Bank Bridgend 10/08/1017
Davies David Rees Lloyds Bank Cardigan 5/1/1918
Davies Morgan Rees Lloyds Bank Chepstow 8/24/1918
Davies Arthur Reginald Lloyds Bank Farnham 3/13/1917
Davies David Francis Lloyds Bank Haverfordwest 3/26/1917
Davies Benjamin Daniel Rowland Lloyds Bank Oswestry 3/11/1918
Davies David Lloyds Bank Swindon 7/11/1916
Davies John Phillips Lloyds Bank Temple Street, Swansea 11/17/1917
Davies David Henry Lloyds Bank Watford 1/31/1917
Davis Charles Grenville Lloyds Bank Head Office 10/8/1916
Davis Horace John Lloyds Bank Spilsby 2/6/1917
Davison Frederick William Lloyds Bank Park Row, Leeds 4/17/1918
Dawson Dan Magill Lloyds Bank Whitley Bay 9/8/1916
Day Gerald Harlow Lloyds Bank Evesham 4/24/1917
Day Harry Montague Lloyds Bank Evesham 4/15/1918
De Lattre Reginald Lloyds Bank Leamington Spa 10/10/1916
Dealey Louis James Bartholomew Lloyds Bank Oldbury 4/29/1917
Dean Reginald Charles Lloyds Bank Exeter 9/2/1918
Decent William Edgar Lloyds Bank Dartmouth 9/26/1916
Denham Eric Monro Lloyds Bank Hebden Bridge 5/27/1918
Denison Robert Charles Lloyds Bank Birmingham District Office 8/27/1916
Denny Guy Lloyds Bank Finsbury Pavement, EC 5/4/1917
Derry Daniel Lloyds Bank Hanley 4/18/1918
Dicken Geoffrey Lloyds Bank Oakengates 7/31/1917
Dicks Francis James Neville Lloyds Bank Cirencester 5/27/1918
Dickson Ronald Arthur Campbell Lloyds Bank Liverpool 6/16/1915
Dinnis George Hugh Lloyds Bank Woolwich 4/28/1918
Down Robert Hayward Lloyds Bank Redland, Bristol 8/17/1916
Downer Frederick Lloyds Bank Alton 4/2/1917
Downes Donald Litt Lloyds Bank Malvern 10/5/1918
Drake Percy Albert Lloyds Bank Bristol 10/13/1916
Drinkwater Leonard Wilfred Lloyds Bank Liverpool 10/3/1917
Duckworth Percy Blezard Lloyds Bank Droitwich 4/9/1917
Dulley David Cecil Charles Lloyds Bank Lincoln 5/19/1916
Duly Percy William Lloyds Bank Tunbridge Wells 11/24/1916
Duncan Kenneth William Allan Lloyds Bank Liverpool 5/8/1918
Durston Montague George Teck Lloyds Bank Shaftesbury 5/23/1916
Dyer John Morris Lloyds Bank Oxted 10/10/1917
Eagar Francis Herbert Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 9/18/1918
Early Egbert Edward Lloyds Bank Skegness 10/13/1915
Early Cecil Dean Lloyds Bank Trowbridge 8/23/1918
Easlea Algernon Henry Porteous Lloyds Bank Norwich 1/19/1918
Ecclestone Ebor Lloyds Bank Wolverhampton 8/4/1916
Edwards Britton John Lloyds Bank Teignmouth 5/27/1918
Elkins Benjamin Duke Lloyds Bank Bury St Edmunds 7/30/1916
Ellen Harry John Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 9/14/1918
Ellis Robert Thomas Hugh Lloyds Bank Amlwch 10/12/1917
Ellis Charles John Lloyds Bank Head Office 9/18/1916
Ellison Sydney Wright Lloyds Bank Melksham 6/16/1918
Elly Cyril John Lloyds Bank Swadlingcote 9/6/1918
Elsmere Llewllyn Benjamin Lloyds Bank Llanelly 11/3/1917
Errington James Lloyds Bank Grey St, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 8/30/1915
Evans Thomas John Lloyds Bank Bath 3/15/1917
Evans Alfred Dean Lloyds Bank Birchington-on-Sea 10/4/1917
Evans John Trevor Lloyds Bank Cardiff 5/2/1917
Evans John Baynes Lloyds Bank St James's Street 3/23/1918
Evans David Gabe Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 4/10/1917
Evans-Davies Thomas Archibald James Lloyds Bank Pentre 8/25/1916
Everson Charles Percy Lloyds Bank Newton Abbot 10/7/1916
Ewer Harold Thomas Lloyds Bank Southend-on-Sea 10/23/1916
Fellows Harold John Lloyds Bank Temple Row, Brimingham 7/22/1916
Ferris Francis William Lloyds Bank Horley 5/3/1917
Few Robert James Donald Lloyds Bank Dorchester 10/27/1918
Field Roger Gwynne Lloyds Bank Oxford 12/20/1916
Finch Claude Frederick Lloyds Bank New Street, Birmingham 10/10/1916
Flux Leonard George Lloyds Bank Godalming 6/16/1918
Franklin Hollister Clare Lloyds Bank New Street, Birmingham 1/22/1918
Fraser Laurence Ross Lloyds Bank Law Courts 3/21/1918
Frazer Douglas Villiers Lloyds Bank Bournemouth 8/16/1917
Freeman Charles Lloyds Bank Winchester 6/12/1917
Frith Charles Victor Lloyds Bank City Road, Cardiff 6/9/1917
Furse William Henry Lloyds Bank Stirchley, Birmingham 7/1/1916
Gallichan Raymond John Lloyds Bank Petersfield 9/26/1916
Gamble Harry Noel Lloyds Bank Lincoln 6/7/1917
Garrett William Robert Lloyds Bank Buckingham 5/6/1919
George Frank William Lloyds Bank Bristol 8/22/2015
George Stanley Lloyds Bank Salisbury 5/1/1918
Gibbs Harold Walter Lloyds Bank Oakengates 3/25/1918
Gilbert Joseph Plumptre Lloyds Bank Salisbury District Office 4/11/1917
Gilkes Norman Stump Lloyds Bank Church Stretton 11/11/1918
Glanvile William Shartman Lloyds Bank Yeovil 7/21/1916
Goodrich John Edmund Lloyds Bank Redhill 4/30/1917
Goodwyn Arthur Wilfred Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 7/12/1917
Goulding John Colin Lloyds Bank Collingwood St,New-upon-Tyne 10/25/1917
Gramshaw Eric Lloyds Bank Wealdstone 5/25/1918
Grant Stanley Kenneth Lloyds Bank Law Courts 3/26/1918
Grantham Edward Lloyds Bank Hastings 7/19/1916
Gratwick Harold Duncan Lloyds Bank Deal 2/18/1919
Green Charles Henry Lloyds Bank Andover 8/23/1918
Green Leonard Joseph Lloyds Bank Colmore Row, Birmingham 5/29/1915
Greenham Donald William Lloyds Bank Andover 3/28/1918
Greenwood Joseph Henry Lloyds Bank Keighley 1/6/1917
Gregory Arthur Wellesley Lloyds Bank Lowestoft 9/27/1918
Griffin Stanley Robert Lloyds Bank St James's Street 12/23/1915
Griffiths Arthur Henry Lloyds Bank Kingswood, Bristol 9/22/1915
Griffiths Thomas Lloyds Bank Llanelly N/A
Grist Ronald Lloyds Bank Amersham 5/15/1918
Gudge Rodney Christopher Lloyds Bank Cheapside 7/1/1916
Guest Percival John Lloyds Bank Dursley 5/27/1918
Gummer Basil Austin Lloyds Bank Frome 8/12/1916
Hadley Edgar William Lloyds Bank Temple Row, Brimingham 10/4/1916
Haines Stephen Gilbert Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 5/4/1917
Haldane Donald Lloyds Bank St James's Street 1/4/1916
Hallpike Christopher George Lloyds Bank Hampstead 4/6/1918
Hambly Dudley Charles Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 5/14/1917
Hambly Alan Gordon Lloyds Bank Plymouth 5/22/1917
Hambly Cyril Lloyds Bank Salisbury 3/15/1917
Hamilton William Whitfield Lloyds Bank Sale 10/4/1918
Hammond William Cecil Lloyds Bank Crediton 4/24/1917
Hammond Kenneth Lowton Charles Lloyds Bank Northampton 3/22/1918
Hands Leslie Hickman Lloyds Bank Portland 3/4/1917
Hardcastle Frederick William Lloyds Bank Vicar Lane, Leeds 5/27/1918
Harding Cyril George Lloyds Bank Llandilo 11/9/1918
Harding Charles Henry Lloyds Bank Oxford Street 6/15/1917
Hards Cyril Rokeby Lloyds Bank Temple Bar, E C 9/15/1916
Hardy Phillip Ernest Radford Lloyds Bank East Grinstead 4/28/1917
Harper Francis Barnard Lloyds Bank Bedminster, Bristol 3/4/1917
Harper James Lloyds Bank West End, Birkenhead 6/28/1918
Harries Alec Howell Lloyds Bank Leamington Spa 10/29/1915
Harris Henry Joseph Reginald Lloyds Bank Lymington 6/28/1918
Harris Charles Henry Lloyds Bank Monmouth 10/10/1916
Harris William Frederick Lloyds Bank Neath 11/14/1916
Harris Harold Maltby Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 6/16/1917
Harris John George Roots Lloyds Bank Tonbridge 5/3/1917
Harvey John Lloyds Bank Coleford 4/23/1916
Hatton Christopher Lloyds Bank Church Stretton 12/9/1915
Hawken George Bernard Lloyds Bank Llanelly 9/16/1916
Hawkes Percival Warburton Lloyds Bank Exchange, Liverpool 4/9/1918
Haydon Gilbert Lloyds Bank Malvern 8/27/1916
Hayes Richard Johnson (Dick) Lloyds Bank Newnham 11/4/1918
Hayman Hubert Frederick Lloyds Bank Teignmouth 9/15/1916
Heath Bryan Lloyds Bank Evesham 8/23/1916
Hemming Edward George Lloyds Bank Bexhill-on-Sea 5/3/1917
Hemming Stanley Lloyds Bank Hemel Hempstead 4/19/1917
Henderson Jacob Johnston Lloyds Bank Head Office 10/16/1918
Hensman Henry John Lloyds Bank Holborn Circus 9/18/1918
Henson Albert Thomas Henry Lloyds Bank Westminster House, SW 11/23/1917
Heppell Thomas Reginald Lloyds Bank Oxford Street 9/15/1916
Hewitt Humphrey St John Lloyds Bank Lyme Regis 7/9/1918
Hibbs Richard John Warmsley Lloyds Bank Queen Victoria Street, E C 10/8/1918
Hickman Ernest John Lloyds Bank Sparkbrook, Birmingham 8/16/1915
Higgs Albert Lloyds Bank Ludgate Hill, E C 3/21/1918
High Gilbert Cecil Lloyds Bank St Ives, Hunts. 3/14/1917
Higham Edward Dell Lloyds Bank Netherfield, Nottingham 3/11/1915
Hill Alec Leslie Lloyds Bank Colyton 12/28/1917
Hill Charles Leonard Lloyds Bank Summerfield, Birmingham 9/15/1916
Hillier Sidney Napier Lloyds Bank Taunton 3/25/1918
Hills Lawrence Clifford Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 7/3/1916
Hind Reginald John Lloyds Bank Longton 5/10/1915
Hinds Thomas Probert Lloyds Bank Charing Cross, Birkenhead 7/11/1918
Hipkiss Albert Victor Lloyds Bank Stourbridge 6/12/1917
Hitchens Stuart Roy Lloyds Bank St Ives, Cornwall 4/7/1920
Hocking Leonard Vickory Lloyds Bank Beaminster 5/3/1917
Hodgson Harold Arthur Lloyds Bank Cranleigh 6/7/1917
Hodgson John Francis Lloyds Bank West Smithfield 10/10/1916
Holland Wilfred Lloyds Bank Leicester 4/17/1918
Holt John William Lloyds Bank Huddersfield 8/27/1917
Hooper Henry Edgar Lloyds Bank Plymouth 11/15/1916
Hore Cecil William Lloyds Bank Brockenhurst 8/26/1917
Horne George Charles Lloyds Bank Stafford 6/1/1915
Hornsby Rowland Harry Lloyds Bank Winchester 10/10/1916
Hoult Powis Arthur Lloyds Bank Head Office 12/31/1918
Howard Sidney Ikin Lloyds Bank Morley 3/27/1918
Hudson George Trevor Lloyds Bank Ashford 9/29/1916
Hughes John Owen Lloyds Bank Porth 4/13/1918
Hullett Lionel Jack Lloyds Bank Weymouth 11/23/1917
Humphries Leslie Glendower Lloyds Bank Leamington Spa 9/16/1917
Hunt Sydney Edgar Lloyds Bank Eastleigh 4/24/1918
Hybart John Lloyds Bank Salisbury 6/16/1917
Ikin Herbert Lansdowne Lloyds Bank Hawarden 9/18/1916
Illingworth Charles Chester Lloyds Bank Bristol St, Birmingham 9/3/1916
Ingleton Hubert John Lloyds Bank Beaconsfield 11/2/1918
Innes John Lloyds Bank West Smithfield 11/24/1917
Inwood Walter Stanley Lloyds Bank Watford 11/13/1916
Isaac Arthur Whitmore Lloyds Bank Worcester 7/7/1916
Ison Charles Frederick Lloyds Bank Tamworth 5/9/1917
Ivatts Selwyn Lloyds Bank Summerfield, Birmingham 10/8/1917
James Clarence Edgar Lloyds Bank Bath 4/6/1918
Jeffrey Reginald Harry Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 4/11/1917
Jenkins Trevor King Lloyds Bank Bury St Edmunds 4/9/1918
Jenkins Joseph Cyril Wynne Lloyds Bank Tredegar 4/9/1918
Jennings Frederick Lloyds Bank Coleford 9/18/1918
Jennings Walter Lloyds Bank Liverpool 2/27/1918
Jennings William John Lloyds Bank Tewkesbury 10/24/1915
Jessup William Henry Gray Lloyds Bank Temple Bar, E C 12/24/1918
Johnson Evelyn Walter James Lloyds Bank Head Office 7/20/1916
Jones Hugh Laurie Lloyds Bank Aberdare 4/29/1918
Jones Ithel Lloyds Bank Bargoed 5/24/1918
Jones Robert Clifford Lloyds Bank Deal 4/24/1918
Jones David Theophilus Lloyds Bank Ebbw Vale 7/29/1917
Jones Wilfred Emlyn Lloyds Bank Oswestry 11/2/1916
Jones Basil Rust Lloyds Bank Portsmouth 9/28/1918
Jones Stanley Norman Lloyds Bank Shrewsbury 7/1/1916
Jones Russell Hafrenydd Lloyds Bank St James's Street 8/10/1915
Jones John Cecil Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 10/15/1914
Jones Owen Arthur Lloyds Bank Whitchurch, Salop 10/24/1918
Jopling Albert Edward Lloyds Bank Leatherhead 7/1/1916
Julian Edgar Jenkin Lloyds Bank Ross 9/26/1916
Keenlyside Thomas Edward Lloyds Bank North Shields 4/21/1918
Keevil Albert Francis Major Lloyds Bank Exeter 8/1/1918
Keevil John Francis Lloyds Bank Trowbridge 12/19/1916
Kelly Gilbert Hampton Lloyds Bank Ramsey 4/30/1918
Kent George Edward Lloyds Bank Western Road, Brighton 3/24/1918
Kernick Thomas Reginald Lloyds Bank Plymouth 3/8/1916
King William Edward Lloyds Bank Alford 10/7/1916
King Robert Douglas Lloyds Bank Liverpool 9/6/1918
Kingsland John William Lloyds Bank Chippenham 11/6/1918
Kingsman Ronald Walter Lloyds Bank Ludlow 10/12/1917
Kitson George Bredin Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 4/1/1915
Kitts John Fitzgerald Ernest Lloyds Bank Salcombe 8/21/1918
Knaggs Henry Hunnam Lloyds Bank Durham 4/9/1918
Knapp Edward Molyneux Lloyds Bank Covent Garden, W C 10/7/1916
Knowler William James A Lloyds Bank St James's Street 10/10/1916
Lampard Percy Lloyds Bank Southampton 9/16/1916
Lampey William Ewart Lloyds Bank Warminster 7/10/1918
Langford Arthur Hector Allan Lloyds Bank Farnborough 8/1/1916
Langrish Thomas Harvey Lloyds Bank Sandwich 4/11/1917
Launder Henry Newton Lloyds Bank St Ives, Cornwall 11/2/1916
Laverton Frederick King Lloyds Bank Kingswood, Bristol 12/18/1917
Le Brun Lewis Appleby Lloyds Bank Exeter 10/31/1918
Le Gros Claude Douglas Lloyds Bank Tunbridge Wells (Broadway) 5/15/1917
Leale Frederick Reginald Lloyds Bank Salisbury 10/10/1916
Ledeboer Douglas Howard Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 10/3/1917
Leigh-Bennett Olliph Spencer Lloyds Bank St James's Street 11/17/1918
Lewis Albert Lloyds Bank Holyhead Road, Birmingham 7/10/1917
Lewis Thomas George Lloyds Bank Llandovery 5/30/1918
Lewis Harold Lockwood Lloyds Bank Monument, E C 10/23/1917
Lewis Arthur John Lloyds Bank St Mary Street, Cardiff 2/18/1918
Lewis George Arthur Dunally Lloyds Bank Weymouth 7/8/1915
Lindley Leonard Frank Lloyds Bank East Dereham 9/26/1916
Littleford Harold Alfred Lloyds Bank Gravesend 4/5/1917
Lloyd Trevor Mortimer Lloyds Bank Parks, Liverpool 9/26/1916
Loader Graham Chard Lloyds Bank Newport, Isle of Wight 8/12/1915
Lockstone Edward Sharland Lloyds Bank Llanelly 3/12/1915
Lockyer Felix Courtenay Lloyds Bank Torquay 2/12/1917
Lofts Wilfred Lloyds Bank Chesham 8/9/1918
Looker Geoffrey Vernon Rogers Lloyds Bank Head Office 12/21/1915
Lott William Lloyds Bank Whitstable 10/7/1916
Lowther George Arthur Lloyds Bank Nuneaton 3/15/1917
Loye Reginald Philip Lloyds Bank Cheltenham Road, Bristol 1/31/1917
Lyte Owen Neville Lloyds Bank Gravesend 10/31/1918
Malcolm Stuart Renton Lloyds Bank Head Office 11/22/1918
Marsh Nicholas Clayton Lloyds Bank Liverpool 9/25/1915
Marshall Dudley Lloyds Bank Cradley Heath 9/26/1917
Marshall Arthur Norris Lloyds Bank Faringdon 7/31/1916
Marshall William Dennis Lloyds Bank Marlow 5/22/1918
Martin Reginald Frank Lloyds Bank Rugby 6/30/1917
Martin Walter Lloyds Bank Worcester 12/20/1917
Matthews John Edward Norman Lloyds Bank Hastings 8/4/1919
Mauger Gerald Lloyds Bank Guernsey 3/21/1918
Mauger George Ernest Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 3/15/1915
May Walter Gould Lloyds Bank Ryde, Isle of Wight 9/3/1916
Maybrey Arthur James Lloyds Bank Temple Row, Brimingham 7/22/1916
McDonnell Thomas John Lloyds Bank Grey St, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 11/1/1917
McFadyean Ronald Lloyds Bank Saffron Walden 7/21/1918
McKee John Albert Lloyds Bank Temple Row, Brimingham 12/1/1917
McLare Alexander Vernor Lloyds Bank Durham 4/12/1918
McMichael Colin John Wyld Lloyds Bank Shipston-on-Stour 9/6/1918
Meade Wakefield Waldo Lloyds Bank Rushden 6/20/1915
Meakin Sidney Arthur Lloyds Bank Uttoxeter 12/17/1914
Melrose Thomas Nelson Lloyds Bank Wallsend 11/14/1916
Mercer George Enos Lloyds Bank Nottingham 4/25/1915
Mercer Alex Walter Gerald Lloyds Bank Paignton 11/21/1917
Meredith Malcolm Hereward Lloyds Bank Worcester 11/10/1915
Merry Philip Sydney Lloyds Bank Wellingborough 9/27/1915
Mewett Walter Lloyds Bank Southampton 6/22/1916
Meynell Hugo Charles J Lloyds Bank Bury St Edmunds 9/27/1915
Michael Richard Gunton Lloyds Bank Newnham 6/8/1917
Middleton John Lloyds Bank Avonmouth 10/20/1917
Miles Gordon Lloyds Bank Salisbury District Office 10/7/1916
Millard Stewart Rowland Lloyds Bank Aldershot 10/23/1916
Millard Harold George Marsh Lloyds Bank Epsom 2/14/1920
Milledge Sidney James Lloyds Bank Boscombe, Bournemouth 10/4/1916
Minett William Victor Lloyds Bank Alton 9/20/1917
Misselbrook Alfred William Lloyds Bank Head Office 4/23/1918
Mitchell Colin Lloyds Bank Head Office 3/22/1918
Mitchell Francis Forbes Lloyds Bank Dorchester 8/18/1919
Mitchell Lawrence Adams Lloyds Bank Southampton 10/22/1918
Moir Douglas Dana Drew Kinnaird Lloyds Bank Finsbury Circus, E C 7/23/1916
Mondy Neville Colin Lloyds Bank Salisbury 11/15/1916
Moorhouse Sidney Edward Lloyds Bank Southampton 4/11/1918
Morgan Richard Godfrey Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 11/13/1916
Morgan William Idris Lloyds Bank Cardiff Docks 10/4/1916
Morgan Cecil Harry Langdon Lloyds Bank Law Courts 10/7/1916
Morris Charles Roy M Lloyds Bank Godalming 7/4/1917
Morris Emrys Lloyds Bank Swansea 7/20/1916
Mortimer Reginald Lloyds Bank Seaton 3/1/1918
Morton Arthur Darley Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 8/24/1918
Mott Alfred Leonard Lloyds Bank Bristol 12/2/1917
Murch James Hewitt Lloyds Bank Hereford 4/20/1918
Nash Ronald Milsom Lloyds Bank Gillingham, Dorset 6/4/1918
Nattress William Lloyds Bank Head Office 5/24/1915
Neeves Ivor Stanley Lloyds Bank Cranbrook 5/3/1917
Nicholls Harold James Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 5/3/1917
North Robert Dudley Lloyds Bank Nottingham 5/3/1916
Norton Eric Lloyds Bank Avenue, Southampton 8/18/1916
Nutt Percy James Lloyds Bank Dorchester 5/9/1917
O'Halloran Sylvester North East Lloyds Bank Oxford Street 8/9/1917
Olden Sidney Montague Lloyds Bank Westbourne, Bournemouth 5/4/1918
Oram John Marshal Lloyds Bank Head Office 1/22/1916
Osborne Francis Raywood Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 5/4/1916
O'Shea Dermot Timothy Lloyds Bank Head Office 8/10/1918
Osman Clifford Frederick Lloyds Bank Head Office 3/22/1917
Ostler Thomas Lloyds Bank Huddersfield 6/7/1917
Owen Thomas Starr Lloyds Bank Rugby 10/8/1918
Page Edward Clarence Lloyds Bank Head Office 12/29/1917
Page Thomas Spencer Lloyds Bank Kensington, W 10/19/1916
Page Clive Albert Lloyds Bank Llandilo 2/3/1916
Paige Jack Brian Lloyds Bank Ashford 6/14/1917
Painter Henry Septimus Lloyds Bank Stroud 7/29/1916
Palk Leonard Lloyds Bank Stroud 7/23/1916
Palmer Edward Charles Maxwell Lloyds Bank Commercial Road, E 4/23/1917
Parsell John Eric Lloyds Bank Liverpool 1/23/1917
Paterson Allan Foster Lloyds Bank Holborn Circus 7/1/1916
Pattinson Robert Blagburn Lloyds Bank Grey St, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 7/1/1916
Paull Walter Reginald Lloyds Bank Bridport 6/26/1917
Payne Charles Henry Lloyds Bank Birmingham District Office 12/19/1918
Payne Hedley Stuart Lloyds Bank St James's Street 2/21/1919
Peal Archibald Thomas Lloyds Bank Hastings 5/15/1917
Pearce Joseph John Lloyds Bank Gosport 5/7/1917
Pearson William George Lloyds Bank Cambridge 7/10/1917
Pedersen Cecil Peter Gould Lloyds Bank Leeds N/A
Peel Roger Edward Lloyds Bank Odiham 5/21/1916
Penson Arthur Richard Lloyds Bank Cirencester 7/23/1916
Penson Lionel Robert Lloyds Bank Winchester 8/6/1917
Pepperday Gerald Alfred George Lloyds Bank Northampton 1/28/1916
Perkins George William Lloyds Bank Kettering 11/17/1915
Perrott William Thorne Lloyds Bank Ryde, Isle of Wight
Perry Henry Bernard Lloyds Bank Fore Street, E C 11/6/1918
Phillips Charles Ernest Lloyds Bank Cheltenham 10/22/1918
Phillips Leonard Harry Perrins Lloyds Bank Malvern 11/6/1916
Phillips Richard Morville Lloyds Bank Newton Abbot 8/8/1916
Phipps Charles Percy Lloyds Bank Aylesbury 7/19/1916
Phipps Arthur Coryn Lloyds Bank Pontypridd 4/12/1919
Pickard Ernest William Lloyds Bank Shrewsbury 9/14/1918
Pittham Frederick Thomas Lloyds Bank Head Office 4/11/1917
Ponting Geoffrey Lloyds Bank Reading 10/9/1916
Popplestone Archibald Harry Lloyds Bank Bristol 12/6/1917
Poston Charles Howard Lloyds Bank Head Office 5/3/1915
Potter Keith Erskine Lloyds Bank Westbourne, Bournemouth 8/13/1918
Potter Augustine Tudor Lloyds Bank Whitstable 1/23/1917
Potts Lewis Martin Lloyds Bank St James's Street 12/10/1914
Powe Percy Lloyds Bank Redruth 9/18/1916
Powell Philip George William Aloysuis Anthony Lloyds Bank Highgate, Birmingham 9/8/1916
Powell John Allan Lloyds Bank Vicar Lane, Leeds 1/14/1917
Prangley Norman Conway Lloyds Bank Sturminster Newton 2/17/1917
Pratt Lionel Henry Lloyds Bank Holborn Circus 9/25/1915
Preston George Gibbs Lloyds Bank Portsmouth 10/13/1918
Price Horace Cryill Lloyds Bank Newnham 9/2/1918
Price Wilfred Lloyds Bank Sale 10/21/1916
Priestley Douglas Bernard Lloyds Bank Daventry 7/31/1917
Primrose Hugh Rosebery Lloyds Bank Spilsby 12/30/1915
Proffitt John Thomas Read Lloyds Bank Small Heath, Birmingham 10/20/1918
Pryor Edgar Harry Lloyds Bank Warminster 10/22/1916
Pullin Ernest Alfred Lloyds Bank Faversham N/A
Pym Norman Hill Lloyds Bank Salisbury District Office 10/23/1918
Radford Joseph Lloyds Bank Head Office 4/9/1917
Rainsbury Frederick Thomas Lloyds Bank St James's Street 9/13/1918
Randall Harold Victor Lloyds Bank Christchurch 12/21/1916
Ratcliffe-Gaylard Eric Ronald Lloyds Bank West End, Birkenhead 7/19/1916
Ravenhill Harold Holmes Lloyds Bank Salisbury District Office 3/10/1917
Rawlins Roy Dimond Lloyds Bank Brynmawr 3/22/1917
Rawlinson Harry Raymond Lloyds Bank Dudley 9/26/1917
Read Edward Macartney Lloyds Bank Port Talbot 4/2/1917
Reaney Harold Agnew Lloyds Bank Horncastle 7/27/1918
Redding Thomas Micklam Lloyds Bank Palmerston Road, Southsea 11/12/1918
Reddrop Reginald Tom Lloyds Bank Broad Street, Reading 8/14/1916
Rex Harold William Lloyds Bank Bishop Auckland 3/23/1918
Reynish Horace John Cook Lloyds Bank Cheltenham Road, Bristol 3/23/1918
Richards Percival Morgan Lloyds Bank Canton, Cardiff 7/15/1916
Richards Ewart Wilfred Lloyds Bank Wednesbury 5/11/1918
Richards Harold Glynne Lloyds Bank Wrexham 9/3/1916
Ridding Laurance John Francis Rhydding Lloyds Bank Cowes, Isle of Wight 3/3/1917
Ridley Thomas Lloyds Bank Alnwick 3/23/1918
Rigby Harry Francis Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 10/4/1916
Roberts Morris Lloyds Bank Ellesmere 11/6/1917
Roberts Emrys Jones Lloyds Bank Rhymney 5/3/1917
Roberts John Henry Lloyds Bank West Kensington 11/15/1916
Robertson George Cockburn Lloyds Bank Bisop Auckland 7/21/1915
Robinson Walter James Lloyds Bank Newport, Mon 10/12/1917
Roe William Harold Beebee Lloyds Bank Sparkbrook, Birmingham 6/13/1918
Rogers Stanley Lloyds Bank Fareham 10/4/1918
Rogers Francis Joseph Lloyds Bank Iron Bridge 5/27/1918
Rolph Joseph Charles John Lloyds Bank Romford 6/3/1917
Rose Reginald Vincent Lloyds Bank Colmore Row, Birmingham 7/1/1916
Rosher Max Leopold Lloyds Bank Walsall 10/26/1917
Rowe Simeon Lloyds Bank Chippenham 12/14/1916
Rowswell Herbert Lloyds Bank Colonial & Foreign Dept. 8/7/1917
Rudledge Thomas William Lloyds Bank Threadneedle Street 4/15/1917
Ruegg Maurice Chilton Lloyds Bank Wimborne 11/30/1918
Rundell Gerald Eastbrook Lloyds Bank Yeovil 3/23/1916
Rundle Edwin John Lloyds Bank Bishopston, Bristol 9/1/1918
Rundle Sydney Hubert Lloyds Bank Western Road, Brighton 8/4/1916
Russell George William Henry Lloyds Bank Nottingham 11/30/1917
Sadler Frank Lloyds Bank Brecon 5/3/1917
Sainsbury Charles Lloyds Bank Lymington 6/7/1917
Salter Alfred Reginald Lloyds Bank Barnstaple 3/10/1917
Salway Douglas John Lloyds Bank Desborough Rd, High Wycombe 8/8/1916
Sampson Leslie Louis Lloyds Bank Woking 11/6/1917
Sanders Cecil Clifford Lloyds Bank Bristol 7/22/1916
Sanders Stephen Arthur Frank Lloyds Bank Weymouth 7/16/1917
Sanderson Ronald Lloyds Bank Quayside, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 3/25/1916
Sargeant Ralph Leslie Lloyds Bank Honiton 3/25/1917
Saunders Robert Lloyds Bank Salisbury District Office 10/26/1917
Scott Kenneth Thomas Lloyds Bank Leicester 4/5/1918
Secker Frank Trewolla Lloyds Bank New Street, Birmingham 6/7/1917
Sedgley Henry Frederick Lloyds Bank Islington, N 9/22/1918
Sedgwick Harold Lloyds Bank Northampton 9/27/1915
Seline Joseph Jacob Lloyds Bank Temple Street, Swansea 10/4/1916
Severs John Lloyds Bank Stanley 9/25/1917
Seymour Herbert Alfred Lloyds Bank Falmouth 4/19/1917
Sharp Eric Lloyds Bank Dover 5/22/1917
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Shea Arthur Herbert Lloyds Bank Head Office 10/7/1916
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Business-wide solution: interview with Pieter Vandenbulcke and Kristof Poulain
One of the oldest Belgian software companies has a fully integrated solution for all logistics companies. That years of experience brings confidence, but at the same time Organi ensures that it can also offer the latest technological innovations: mobile and web solutions and cloud.
"Logistics is one of the four sectors for which we have worked out solutions. Each time we provide an ERP system, a basic platform that can manage the most important processes. " thus Pieter Vandenbulcke, managing director at Organi. "In addition, additional applications can be added to fill in specific functions. For example, we have OLS - Organi Logistic System - as an ERP solution. This is used by companies such as Southern Nation, Durot, Trans-Continental Logistics and many other references. Those customers also use OLS Customs, the Customs Administration software. However, Organi also has various customers who do not choose the OLS Suite, but only for OLS Customs, such as Kühne + Nagel, DB Schenker, Alpro and Atlas Copco Airpower. Organi then integrates seamlessly with the existing ERP system, which in many cases SAP. "
In this way, Organi offers a broad range of companies to logistical activities: logistics service providers, terminal operators, forwarders, nations, customs agents and shippers. In addition to its own financial solution, OLS offers another solution for expedition, inventory management, customs, container logistics, billing and custom reporting.
P. Vandenbulcke: "However, additional modules were added over time. One of our other sectors are the bailiffs. For them, we designed a central digital file many years ago, making all incoming and outgoing correspondence centrally available. That proved to be interesting for other companies from totally different sectors. This application was also incorporated into OLS by default. It's just one example of the lever we create through the synergy we've set up between our 4 ERP solutions. "
"The danger of a company with forty years of experience - Organi was founded in 1977, around the same time as Apple ('76) and Microsoft ('75) - is that it stops developing. In that trap we have not been trapped. We know very well what our customers now expect from us: mobile applications, BI solutions, web applications, and so on. For example, for our distribution customers we offer a warehouse management system (WMS) including the possibility of voice picking," says Pieter Vandenbulcke.
The most important trend for Organi is the advent of web and mobile applications. Many customers ask for it and the company can also offer it. P. Vandenbulcke: "We believe that software works best in a hybrid environment. There are certainly situations where some clicks on a smartphone must be sufficient. For example, some customers need to declare damage or show a particular action (e.g., container stuffing) with a picture. For such actions, we've designed apps that allow them to take that picture with the smartphone and instantly add it to the digital file or forward it to the people involved. Logistics is also increasingly exchanging messages or information via web portals, such as tracking and tracing of shipments and goods, as well as for stock monitoring. But other applications are much too stressful for the internet and could better run on a server at the office. At the same time, we ensure that all data and documents can be accessed and consulted through the cloud."
Organi is not completely involved with international players such as SAP or Microsoft in their cloud first strategy. "We work primarily for the Flemish market, and with our customers we do not see that question. Our customers are not ready to put everything in the cloud. But we make sure that we are prepared by the moment the question is. We know that such a thing can sometimes be very fast."
Hardware & Services
Kristof Poulain is the business unit manager for OLS. "With Organi, we not only provide a wide range of software applications for logistics, but if the customer so wants, we also provide the IT infrastructure. In addition, customers can count on us if there are any problems. We are available every day from 6 to 22 hours. On weekends and public holidays, we also provide a permanent opportunity to help customers with an emergency. We have customers at Brucargo or in the ports that continue to work. Often they provide a specific service to their customers and can not afford an IT breakdown. For those cases we organize permanence."
Organi thus actively offers broad functionality, but at the same time focused on its core business, namely the development of business logic. For other functions, Organi has set up an ecosystem: Pure Solutions (Kortrijk) works on business intelligence solutions, Multimedia (Hoogstraten) specializes in websites and webshops, Crossroad Communication (Sint-Truiden) provides communication with Customs and BGO Works (Bulgarian company) with the mobile applications. Meanwhile Organi also has a first reseller for her own financial software, namely B-Inside from Waregem. P. Vandenbulcke: "Through this intensive collaboration we can significantly reduce the lead time of innovative projects and also keep costs under control."
Development with Progress
Organi has a long relationship with Progress: All its applications run on a Progress database and have been developed with Progress technology. "In recent years, Progress has focused very much on innovative technology and converts its indirect channel through independent software companies like ours. For example, Progress has taken over the Bulgarian Telerik, a specialist in UIs for all possible platforms and that's a shot in the rose. They are now also working on 'cognitive apps' and 'machine learning'."
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Oh, sure. He laughed at me and made a few jokes about me to my newly met colleagues. But how was I to know the cops don't even carry guns here? Erbil,like most of Iraqi Kurdistan, is peaceful. I did see a couple of the police officers with sidearms but that's about it. The only soldiers I saw were at the entrances to the many, many ministries and at Erbil International Airport. I'm thinking there's probably a Ministry of Ministries.
My emails to Ali, in Samawah, certainly contained more than a hint of my nervousness about my first trip to Iraq. The first hours of deciding were filled with mental videos of me; in a cross-fire (but not wounded); near to an exploding car (but far enough away to not be injured); and, of course, me as a kidnapping victim. I'd heard that Erbil was safe and the few I knew how had been there told me not to worry. Ali promised to meet me at the airport. So I worried anyway, and decided to go.
I'd been invited to take part in the 2nd ICSSI conference in Erbil, Iraq. Some 150 Iraqis activists, and peace and social workers, along with about 100 'internationals' of various organizations (from huge, like the UN, to tiny like 121Contact) attended. We were there to assist the Iraqi NGOs as they planned campaigns for the co ming year.
The sessions of large and small groups ran incredibly smoothly and you could hardly feel the Kurdistan/Iraq tension. The Iraq/USA tension was another matter. We were only three Americans at the conference and a couple of times the anti-USA anger came out sideways at us. But we can take it, and the difference between the US government and its people, and the American peace workers was quickly pointed out by our Iraqi defenders.
Don't get me wrong. The Iraqi/Kurdish divide exists, and there are some private comments attested to this; some more agitated than others.
"Look," a man from the southern city of Basra said, "When you land in Erbil there's no Arabic. Only Kurdish and English. Look, here on every Iraqi passport...look! Arabic, English, and Kurdish." His voice keeps rising as he nearly shouts, "Why should I carry Kurdish with me everywhere?" I'm glad we're down the road, out of earshot.
Security was tight at the conference, but not so tight that someone wasn't able to walk off with my Nikon. Yes, I left it alone on a ledge as we all rushed in from our tea break to watch a marvelous performance by young Iraqi actors. They were great. I couldn't understand more than a stray word, here and there, but I got it! Or so the producers told me as I recapped the themes. I hope they weren't just being polite.
I learned a lot this trip. I watched experienced hands in Global civil Society movements, some part of the WSF, gently (sometimes not so gently) nudge the leaders of Iraq's NGOs to take charge of their own projects, recognize that they are part of a struggle larger than Iraq, and work together on common causes even though they don't agree on everything.
If I wasn't so tired I'd say more about the Iraqi youth at the conference. They are a movement unto themselves. Facebook and twittered and music'd into a world their folks don't have a clue about. They've opened channels among young Iraqis in all parts of Iraq.
"OK. OK," Mohammed said to the UN guy. "We don't need more of your surveys and your statistics. If you want to know the problems facing Iraqi youth just ask me. Let us have some input into what is decided. You can spend some of your money helping instead of collecting more informations." These young people who are activists hold onto hope. They see change that others are unaware of. They have crossed divides of political violence, and they intend to continue to build the new Iraq in a non-violent way.
Iraq may not get there tomorrow. There will be serious setbacks, but lookout! They will get there. Inshallah.
We had a wonderful opportunity to speak to visiting students from Lees-McRae College in North Carolina. Thanks to Amanda Elliot, Youth Pastor, and Charlie, the tour chaperon, a group of students heard the words of Iraqi students and teachers. They came to New York on a 'service trip'; an alternative Spring Break in which no one was required to drink 'till they puked and all were happy to help out at the food bank of the church.
Hosted by St. Paul/St.Andrews Church,86th Street off B'way in Manhattan, the students had just returned from a tour of Ground Zero. They heard from us of the wonderful work of September Eleventh Families for Peaceful Tomorrows, and its many offshoots of peace work grown out of the pain and anger of 9/11 family members who have made the conscious decision to turn feelings into actions for peace.
We'll be speaking in the next few weeks at Manhattan's John Jay college of Criminal Justice and NYU.
It continues to shock me, even after all these speaking events, that many of our intelligent young people are still under the impression that Iraq attacked us on 9/11. It continues to feel good that they are receptive to, and understanding of a more rational view of recent historical events. It was great to have a chance to engage them, bring them the truth in Iraqi student writings, and let them see another view of American actions in Iraq.
This looks like it will mesh nicely with our work in Second Life.
Carnegie Council Senior Fellows Joshua S. Fouts and Rita J. King will present findings from their Understanding Islam through Virtual Worlds project. After a year of exploring digital Islamic communities, Fouts and King conclude that engaging with people in virtual worlds who self-identify as Muslim can be part of a broader public diplomacy strategy to foster inclusive perspectives on religion, society, and coexistence.
Virtual platforms, while they involve real people, do not involve physical contact, making them a useful medium to explore productive responses to conflict without the threat of violence or intimidation. The U.S. government has recently taken note of these trends, as evidenced by the State Department's move toward Public Diplomacy 2.0 and the Army's presence in the virtual world of Second Life.
Policy Innovations Managing Editor Evan O'Neil will moderate. Wine reception to follow.
It seems that we've neglected to post our event schedule for a while. I apologize for not keeping you better informed. Our recent and near-future events are closed to the public. They are at Universities and High Schools and take place in classroom and auditorium settings.
Our primary funding comes from these events. You can help by looking for people and organizations interested in hearing N speak about life in Baghdad today.


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Le  est le  jour de l'année du calendrier grégorien,  lorsqu'elle est bissextile. Il reste 27 jours avant la fin de l'année.

C'était généralement l'équivalent du 14 frimaire du calendrier républicain français, officiellement dénommé jour du sapin.

3 décembre -  - 5 décembre

Événements

771 : à la mort de son jeune frère Carloman, corégent, Charles devient le seul maître du royaume franc.

1110 : fin du siège de Sidon.
 1137 : mort de Lothaire II, empereur du Saint-Empire romain germanique. Sur le trône impérial lui succède son adversaire, Conrad III de Hohenstaufen.

1259 : ratification du traité de Paris, entre Henri III d'Angleterre et Louis IX de France (document ci-contre).

1370 : victoire de Du Guesclin, à la bataille de Pontvallin.

1533 : en Russie, âgé de trois ans, Ivan IV succède, comme tsar, à son père Vassili III.

1795 : bataille de Saint-James, pendant la Chouannerie.

1629 : Louis XIII de France nomme Richelieu "duc et pair, lieutenant général commandant l'armée d'Italie".
 1642 : Richelieu meurt à midi.
 1676 : victoire suédoise décisive à la bataille de Lund, pendant la guerre de Scanie.

1808 : Napoléon Bonaparte entre dans Madrid.
 1829 : "aux Indes", William Cavendish-Bentinck interdit le sacrifice des veuves, ou sati.
 1851 : après son coup d'État deux jours auparavant, Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte écrase un soulèvement républicain à Paris.
 1864 : victoire de Judson Kilpatrick, à la bataille de Waynesboro, pendant la guerre de Sécession.
 1871 : une loi monétaire prussienne institue le mark comme monnaie unique de l'Empire allemand.
 1884 : révolution Kapsin en Corée, provoquée par les élites progressistes.

1942 : la Carlson's patrol prend fin, lors de la bataille de Guadalcanal.
 1972 : au Honduras, renversement du président Ramón Ernesto Cruz Uclés par le général Oswaldo López Arellano.
 1975 : la République démocratique populaire du Laos est proclamée.
 1977 : Jean Bédel Bokassa se couronne "empereur de Centrafrique".
 1981 : création de l'Intelligence Community, aux États-Unis.
 1982 : adoption d'une nouvelle constitution en "République populaire de Chine".
 1999 : mariage du prince Philippe de Belgique et de Mathilde d'Udekem d'Acoz.

2005 : Charles Konan Banny, gouverneur de la Banque centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'ouest (BCEAO), est désigné comme Premier ministre de la Côte d'Ivoire par les médiateurs Olusegun Obasanjo, président de l'Union africaine et du Nigeria, et Thabo Mbeki, président de l'Afrique du Sud, à l'issue de leur visite à Abidjan.
 2013 :
 Xavier Bettel devient Premier ministre du Luxembourg, dirigeant le second gouvernement sans conservateurs depuis la guerre.
 Didier Burkhalter est élu président de la Confédération suisse.
 2016 :
 l'écologiste Alexander Van der Bellen est élu Président de l'Autriche, aux dépens de son dernier adversaire en lice, venu quant à lui de l'extrême-droite.
 Élection présidentielle en Ouzbékistan.

 Référendum constitutionnel en Italie.
 2017 : mort de l'ancien président de la République du Yémen, Ali Abdallah Saleh, lors de la bataille de Sanaa contre les Houthis.
 2020 : au Monténégro, l'approbation du gouvernement du Premier ministre conservateur Zdravko Krivokapić (photo) met fin à trois décennies de domination socialiste.
 2021 : en Gambie, l'élection présidentielle a lieu afin d'élire le président de la République pour un mandat de cinq ans. Il s'agit de la première élection présidentielle libre et compétitive depuis l'indépendance du pays en 1965. Et c'est Adama Barrow qui remporte le scrutin.

Arts, culture et religion

 1154 : élection du pape Adrien IV (Nicolas Breakspear, de son vrai nom).
 1563 : clôture du concile œcuménique de Trente.
 1786 : fondation de la mission Santa Barbara.
 1884 : première publication des Aventures de Huckleberry Finn, par Mark Twain.
 1926 : inauguration du nouveau bâtiment du Bauhaus, transféré à Dessau-Roßlau.
 1964 : sortie de l'album musical Beatles for Sale, au Royaume-Uni.
 1980 : le groupe de rock Led Zeppelin se dissout.

Sciences et techniques

 1639 : première observation d'un transit de Vénus.
 1996 : lancement de Mars Pathfinder.
 2018 : la mission de la NASA OSIRIS-REx atteint l'astéroïde Bénou.

Économie et société
 1791 : The Observer est le premier journal du dimanche au monde.
 1868 : ouverture du procès des empoisonneuses de Marseille.
 1872 : le Mary Celeste est découvert abandonné au large des Açores.
 1909 : inauguration du Grand Boulevard de la métropole de Lille.
 1928 : arrestation de la banquière Marthe Hanau.
 1952 : mise en place d'un anticyclone provoquant le grand smog de Londres.
 1995 : le ministre français des sports et ancien athlète Guy Drut dévoile le nom du grand stade construit à Saint-Denis d'abord pour le Mondial de football de 1998 (finalement "Stade de France").
 2008 : une même équipe de braqueurs, qui s'en prendra fin 2016 à la starlette Kim Kardashian, dévalise, une deuxième fois depuis 2007, la prestigieuse joaillerie Harry Winston, avenue Montaigne à Paris, avec la complicité d'un vigile (900 bijoux volés, pour  d'Euros, dont  retrouvées depuis ; les auteurs seront arrêtés et condamnés  à des peines allant jusqu'à  de prison pour les récidivistes).

Naissances

1595 : Jean Chapelain, poète et critique français († ).

1646 : Alain Emmanuel de Coëtlogon, marin français († ).

1735 : Josephus Nicolaus Laurenti, médecin et naturaliste autrichien († ).
 1750 : Henri Grégoire, évêque constitutionnel et homme politique français († ).
 1795 : Thomas Carlyle, historien et critique britannique († ).

1808 : Ernest Panckoucke, imprimeur, libraire et éditeur français († ).
 1835 : Samuel Butler, écrivain britannique († ).
 1855 : Charles de Samblanx, relieur belge († ).
 1856 : Constance Stone, médecin australienne († ).
 1865 : Edith Cavell, infirmière britannique († ).
 1866 : Wassily Kandinsky, peintre français d'origine russe († ).
 1868 : Charles-Henri Dumesnil, officier de marine français († ).
 1869 :  Henri Leclercq, théologien et historien de l'Église catholique franco-belge († ).
 1875 : Rainer Maria Rilke (René Karl Wilhelm Johann Josef Maria Rilke dit), poète autrichien († ).
 1880 : Pedro Segura y Sáenz, cardinal espagnol, archevêque de Tolède de 1937 à 1957 († ).
 1889 :
 Lloyd Bacon, cinéaste américain († ).
 Abdelhamid Ben Badis, enseignant et figure emblématique du mouvement réformiste musulman algérien († ).
 1892 : Francisco Franco, général et dictateur espagnol, caudillo de l'Espagne de 1939 à 1975 († ).

1901 : Gabriel Despland, homme politique suisse († ).
 1902 : Maurice Bayen, physicien français († ).
 1903 : William Irish (Cornell Woolrich dit), écrivain américain († ).
 1904 : Herman Autrey, trompettiste et chanteur de jazz américain († ).
 1905 : Emílio Garrastazu Médici, homme politique et militaire brésilien, président de la République du Brésil († ).
 1906 : Moysés Kuhlmann, botaniste brésilien († ).
 1907 : Paul-Alexis Robic, poète franco-breton († ).
 1908 : Alfred Hershey, microbiologiste et généticien américain († ).
 1909 : Ester Annie Laurie « Bobbie » Heine, joueuse de tennis sud-africaine († ).
 1910 :
 Alex North (Isadore Soifer dit), compositeur américain de musiques de films († ).
 Ramaswamy Venkataraman, homme politique indien, ancien président de l'Inde († ).
 Thelma White, actrice américaine († ).
 1911 : Eva von Sacher-Masoch, aristocrate autrichienne († ).
 1912 : Gregory Boyington, pilote de chasse américain († ).
 1913 :
 Claude Renoir, directeur de la photographie français († ).
 Mark Robson, réalisateur et monteur d'origine québécoise († ).
 1914 : Fan Ming (Hao Keyong / 郝克勇 dit), général chinois, commandant de l'Armée populaire de libération chinoise († ).
 1915 : Edward « Eddie » Heywood, Jr., pianiste et compositeur de jazz américain († ).
 1917 : Paul Morelle, écrivain et journaliste français († ).
 1919 : Jean Bozzi, haut-fonctionnaire français († ).
 1921 : Edna Mae « Deanna » Durbin, actrice et chanteuse américaine († ).
 1922 : Gérard Philipe (Gérard Philip dit), acteur français († ).
 1923 : Fañch « François » Morvan, agriculteur et chanteur breton brittophone traditionnel des Frères Morvan ou Ar Vreudeur Morvan († ).
 1924 :
 Toni Fisher (Marion Colleen Nolan dite), chanteuse américaine († ).
 Jean Gratton, évêque québécois († ).
 1925 : Albert Bandura, psychologue canadien et professeur émérite († ).
 1927 :
 Gaetana « Gae » Aulenti, architecte (dont d'intérieur) et théoricienne italienne d'architecture († ).
 René Fallet, écrivain et scénariste français († ).
 William Labov, linguiste américain.
 1931 :
 Alexander Peter « Alex » Delvecchio, hockeyeur professionnel canadien.
 Denise Marie Renée « Corinne » Marchand, actrice et chanteuse française.
 1932 :
 Louis François Deguelt, chanteur français († ).
 Michele Lupo, cinéaste italien († ).
 Roh Tae-woo, général et homme d'État sud-coréen († ).
 1933 :
 Horst Buchholz, acteur allemand († ).
 Jean Renard, auteur-compositeur, réalisateur artistique et producteur français de chansons.
 1934 : Victor French, acteur américain († ).
 1935 : Andréa Parisy, actrice française († ).
 1936 : Jacques Perrier, évêque catholique français, de Tarbes et Lourdes depuis 2012.
 1938 : Richard Meade, cavalier britannique triple champion olympique († ).
 1939 :
 Freddy Cannon (Frederick Anthony Picariello dit), chanteur américain.
 Étienne Mourrut, homme politique français († ).
 1942 :
 Jean-Claude Lagrange, joueur de rugby à XV français.
 André Laignel, homme politique français.
 1944 :
 Christopher « Chris » Hillman, chanteur et guitariste américain du groupe The Byrds.
 Anna McGarrigle, auteur-compositrice et interprète québécoise.
 Dennis Wilson, chanteur et musicien américain du groupe The Beach Boys († ).
 1945 : Roberta Bondar, astronaute canadienne.
 1949 :
 Jeffrey Leon « Jeff » Bridges, acteur américain.
 Michel Pagé, homme politique québécois († ).
 1951 :
 Julio Robles, matador espagnol († ).
 Gary Rossington, musicien américain du groupe Lynyrd Skynyrd.
 1952 :
 Farid Chopel, acteur français († ).
 Ronald Michael Sega, astronaute américain.
 1953 :
 Jean-Pierre Darroussin, acteur français.
 Richard David « Rick » Middleton, hockeyeur professionnel canadien.
 Jean-Marie Pfaff, footballeur belge.
 1954 :
 Gregory Hlady, acteur québécois d'origine ukrainienne.
 Timothy Henry « Tony » Todd, acteur américain.
 1955 :
 Yasser Ayyash, archevêque de l'archéparchie de Jérusalem des Melkites.
 Daniel Mach, homme politique français.
 Olivier Caudron, musicien français († ).
 David Andrew « Dave » Taylor, hockeyeur professionnel canadien.
 Cassandra Wilson, chanteuse de jazz américaine.
 1957 :
 Raul Boesel, pilote de F1 et de courses automobile d'endurance brésilien.
 Jean-Jacques Amsellem, réalisateur de télévision français.
 1958 : Renata Kokowska, athlète polonaise.
 1960 :
 Glynis Nunn, athlète australienne championne olympique d'heptathlon.
 Wang Yifu, tireur sportif chinois double champion olympique.
 1963 : Sergueï Bubka (Сергій Назарович Бубка), perchiste ukrainien.
 1964 :
 Jean-Michel Blanquer, ministre français de l'éducation nationale, depuis 2017.
 Sertab Erener, chanteuse de musique pop turque.
 Marisa Tomei, actrice américaine.
 1965 : Lodewijk Johannes « Rob » Harmeling, cycliste sur route néerlandais.
 1968 : Michael Ray « Mike » Barrowman, nageur américain.
 1969 :
 Jay-Z (Shawn Corey Carter dit), rappeur et homme d'affaires américain.
 Patrick Masbourian, animateur de radio et de télé québécois.
 Didier Mollard, sauteur à ski français.
 1971 : Aymeric Caron, journaliste français.
 1972 :
 Jassen Cullimore, hockeyeur professionnel canadien.
 Howard Eisley, basketteur américain.
 1973 : Tyra Banks, actrice américaine.
 1974 :
 Anke Huber, joueuse de tennis allemande
 Avril (Frédéric Magnon dit), musicien et compositeur français de musique électronique.
 1976 :
 Kristina Groves, patineuse de vitesse canadienne.
 David « Dave » Thomas, basketteur canadien.
 1978 : Lars Bystøl, sauteur à ski norvégien.
 1980 : Antón Cortés (Antonio Cortés Varga dit), matador espagnol.
 1983 : Pieter-Jan van Lill, joueur de rugby namibien.
 1984 :
 Fabrice Jeandesboz, cycliste sur route français.
 Bobby Anthony Walker, basketteur américain.
 1985 :
 Carlos Gómez, joueur de baseball professionnel dominicain.
 Martín Rodríguez Gurruchaga, joueur de rugby argentin.
 1986 : Martell Webster, basketteur américain.
 1987 : Orlando Jones, acteur américain.
 1988 : Rémy Grosso, joueur de rugby à XV et de rugby à sept français.
 1991 :
 Lomepal, rappeur et chanteur français.
 Max Holloway, pratiquant américain de MMA.
 1992 : Jin, chanteur sud-coréen.
 1994 :
 Déborah Lukumuena, actrice française.
 Leandro Trossard, footballeur belge.

 1996 : Diogo Jota, footballeur portugais.
 1997 : Maxime Lopez, footballeur français.

Décès

749 : Jean Damascène, théologien chrétien (° vers 676).
   771 : Carloman , roi des Francs de 768 à 771, frère de Charlemagne (° 751).

1131 : Omar Khayyam (عمر خیام), philosophe, mathématicien et astronome perse (° ).
 1137 : Lothaire II, ou III, du Saint Empire ou de Supplinbourg, duc de Saxe, roi des Romains, empereur du Saint-Empire romain germanique (° juin 1075).

1214 : Guillaume  le Lion, roi d'Écosse de 1165 à 1214 (° vers 1143).

1334 : Jean XXII (Jacques Duèze), 196 pape de l'Église catholique, de 1316 à sa mort en Avignon (° 1244).
 1341 : Janislaw, prélat polonais, archevêque de Gniezno de 1317 à 1341 (° date inconnue).

1456 : Charles , duc de Bourbon et duc d'Auvergne de 1434 à 1456 (° 1401).

1623 : Jerôme de Angelis, missionnaire italien, brûlé vif à Nagasaki (° 1567).
 1642 : Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu, cardinal et homme d'État français (° ).
 1679 : Thomas Hobbes, philosophe anglais (° ).
 1696 : Meishō (明正天皇), impératrice du Japon de 1629 à 1643 (° ).

1749 : Claudine Guérin de Tencin, femme de lettres et salonnière française (° ).

1867 : Engelbert Sterckx, cardinal belge, archevêque de Malines de 1832 à 1867 (° ).
 1868 : Cúchares (Francisco Arjona Herrera dit), matador espagnol (° ).
 1886 :
 Charles Nicolas Friant, militaire français (° ).
 Johann Georg Meyer, peintre allemand (° ).
 Natalis de Wailly, historien, archiviste et bibliothécaire français (° ).
 Godefroid Xhrouet, commerçant belge (° ).
 1893 : Eugenio Ruspoli, explorateur et naturaliste italien (° ).

1902 : Charles Dow, journaliste financier américain (° ).
 1923 : Maurice Barrès, écrivain et homme politique élu à l'Académie Française en 1906 (° )
 1927 : Alexander Kolowrat-Krakowsky, producteur de cinéma autrichien (° ).
 1934 : Albert Besnard, peintre et graveur français (° ).
 1945 : Thomas Hunt Morgan, généticien américain, prix Nobel de physiologie ou médecine en 1933 (° ).
 1952 : André Lefaur, acteur français (° ).
 1968 : Archie Mayo (Archibald L. Mayo dit), réalisateur américain de cinéma (° ).
 1969 : Fred Hampton, activiste du mouvement Black Panther (° ).
 1975 : Johanna « Hannah » Arendt, philosophe allemande (° ).
 1976 :
 Thomas Richard « Tommy » Bolin, guitariste de rock américain du groupe Deep Purple (° ).
 Benjamin Britten, compositeur britannique (° ).
 1979 : Maurice Dorléac, comédien français (° ).
 1980 :
 Francisco Sá Carneiro, homme politique et avocat portugais, Premier ministre du Portugal en 1980 (° ).
 Edouard Ramonet, homme politique français, ministre du Commerce et de l'Industrie de 1958 à 1959 (° ).
 1987 : Rouben Mamoulian, cinéaste américain d'origine géorgienne (° ) .
 1993 : Frank Zappa, chanteur, compositeur et guitariste américain (° ).
 1995 : Robert Parrish, réalisateur américain (° ).
 1997 :
 Richard Vernon, acteur britannique (° ).
 Joseph Wolpe, psychiatre américain (° ).
 1998 : Henry d'Anty, peintre français (° ).
 1999 :
 André Hambourg, peintre français (° ).
 Dominique Roulet, scénariste, réalisateur et romancier français (° ).

2002 : Jean-Pierre Perreault, chorégraphe québécois (° ).
 2004 : Carl Esmond, acteur austro-américain (° ).
 2005 : Gloria Lasso (Rosa Coscolin Figueras dite), chanteuse française d'origine espagnole (° ).
 2006 : Joseph Ki-Zerbo, historien, essayiste et homme politique burkinabé (° ).
 2007 :
 Chad Butler dit « Pimp C », rappeur américain (° ).
 Norval Morrisseau, peintre canadien (° ).
 Chip Reese, joueur de poker américain (° ).
 Patato Valdés, musicien de jazz et percussionniste cubain (° ).
 2009 :
 Edward Smith « Eddie » Fatu, mieux connu sous le nom de « Umaga », catcheur américain (° ).
 Jérôme Martin, évêque français (° ).
 Jordi Solé Tura, homme politique espagnol (° ).
 Viatcheslav Tikhonov, acteur soviétique puis russe (° ).
 Stephen Toulmin, philosophe britannique (° ).
 2010 :
 Roger Boury, footballeur français (° ).
 Jacques Lafleur, homme politique français (° ).
 2011 : Sócrates (Sócrates Brasileiro Sampaio de Souza Vieira de Oliveira dit), footballeur brésilien (° ).
 2012 :
 Jean Bollack, philosophe, philologue et critique français (° ).
 Besse Cooper, doyenne de l'humanité (° ).
 2015 : Salvatore « Robert » Loggia, acteur et réalisateur américain (° ).
 2016 :
 Tadeusz Chmielewski, réalisateur et scénariste polonais (° ).
 Gotlib (Marcel Gottlieb dit), auteur de bandes dessinées français (° ).
 Jean-Loup Passek, écrivain et critique de cinéma français (° ).
 2017 :
 Armenak Alachachian, basketteur arménien (° ).
 Robert Alt, bobeur suisse (° ).
 Mitch Fadden, hockeyeur sur glace canadien (° ).
 Henning Jensen, footballeur danois (° ).
 Shashi Kapoor, acteur et producteur indien (° ).
 Christine Keeler, danseuse et mannequin britannique (° ).
 Manuel Marín, homme d'État espagnol (° ).
 Jean-François Parent, ingénieur et urbaniste français (° ).
 Gregory Rigters, footballeur surinamien (° ).
 Ali Abdallah Saleh, homme d'État yéménite (° ).
 Carles Santos Ventura, musicien, pianiste et compositeur espagnol (° ).
 2018 :
 Maurice Cosandey, ingénieur civil suisse (° ).
 Nh. Dini, écrivaine et féministe indonésienne (° ).
 Selma Engel-Wijnberg, déportée de la seconde guerre mondiale et auteure de journal intime néerlandaise (° ).
 Sidy Lamine Niasse, patron de presse sénégalais (° ).
 Georges Mauvois, écrivain et homme politique français (° ).
 2019 :
 Javier Aguirre, réalisateur espagnol (° ).
 Leonard Goldberg, producteur américain de cinéma et de télévision (° ).
 Rosa Morena, actrice et chanteuse de flamenco espagnole (° ).
 Margaret Morgan Lawrence, psychiatre et psychanalyste américaine (° ).
 Tetsu Nakamura, médecin japonais (° ).
 Bob Willis, joueur de cricket anglais (° ).
 2020 :
 Ole Espersen, homme politique danois (° ).
 Narinder Singh Kapany, physicien indo-américain (° ).
 William Kittredge, romancier américain (° ).
 François Leterrier, réalisateur, scénariste et acteur français (° ).
 2021 :
 Guy Azaïs, Paul Lannoye, Xavier Ziani.
 Pierre Rabhi.
 2022 :
 Patrick Tambay, Hamadi Bousbiaâ,
 Dominique Lapierre, Karl Merkatz.

Célébrations

 Nations unies : journée internationale des banques.
 Andalousie (Espagne, Union européenne) : fête nationale ou  (le lendemain du jour des langue et culture basques du fait de la San Francisco de Xavier / E(t)chever(r)i).
 Inde : Navy day ou « jour de la marine ».
 Pologne (UE) : Barbórka ou « jour des mineurs ».
 Tonga : anniversaire de la naissance de George Tupou Ier (en photographie ci-contre). ().

Célébrations religieuses
 Fêtes religieuses romaines : Bona Dea ou « bonne déesse » dans la Rome antique et la nuit du 3 au 4 december, à partir de la première moitié du  av. J.-C. et -272 (cf. sainte-Barbe voire 8 décembre pour l'Immaculée-Conception chrétienne ?).
 Christianisme : mémoire des douze (petits) prophètes avec lecture de Héb. 11, 32(-40) et de Mt. 5, 17(-24) dans le lectionnaire de Jérusalem.

Saints des Églises chrétiennes

Catholiques et orthodoxes
 Barbara d'Héliopolis () — ou « Barbe » —, martyre, patronne des mineurs, des pompiers, des artilleurs, et toutes professions liées au feu et aux explosifs (cf. ).
 Jean Damascène (), hiéromoine, père de l'Église.

Saints ou bienheureux catholiques
 Sainte Ada (), religieuse près de Soissons et au Mans.
 Cyran († vers 657) — aussi connu sous les noms de « Sigiran(d) » et « Sigirannus » —, échanson à la cour du roi Clotaire II, puis archidiacre de Tours.
 Adolph Kolping (1813-1865), prêtre allemand, fondateur de nombreuses associations d'aide et de soutiens aux artisans et ouvriés.
 Osmond († 1099), évêque de Salisbury en 1078.

Traditions et superstitions

Traditions
 Sainte-Barbe ou fêtes de pompiers voire d'autres métiers liés aux feux (internationalement Saint Florian des 4 mai et en France 13 aux 15 juillet des bals populaires des 14 juillet ou bals des pompiers).
 « Blés de la Sainte-Barbe » en Provence.

Dictons
 « À la sainte-Barbe, soleil peu arde. »
 « Pour la sainte-Barbe, l'âne se fait la barbe. »
 « Qui est sainte-Barbe, qui est Noël ; qui est Noël, qui est l'an. ».

Astrologie
 Signe du zodiaque :  du Sagittaire.

Toponymie
Les noms de plusieurs voies, places, sites ou édifices de pays ou régions francophones contiennent cette date sous diverses graphies : voir .

Notes et références

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