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Explore legendary Nepal overland
Wrapped around the Himalayan mountain range is the remarkable country of Nepal. It is the birthplace of Buddha and is a land of fabled legend and incredible beauty. Within its narrow confines, Nepal contains an utterly spectacular variety of culture and landscapes. As well as its stunning natural beauty, Nepal has a simple charm, a wonderful atmosphere, and is brimming with amazing culture and history.
Situated on the banks of the Bagmati River, Kathmandu is the hub of life in Nepal, and a traveller's paradise. A small medieval city, it's highlights are the historic Durbar Square, the Temple of the Living Goddess, the Royal Palace, the Pashupatinath Hindu temple, Boudhanath Buddhist stupa, and the Swayambunath Monkey temple - all set against the magnificent Himalayan backdrop.
Diverse landscapes & cultures
Outside of the buzzing capital, Nepal has an incredible diversity of landscape and climate - from the high Himalayan mountains of the Annapurna range and Kodari, to the delightful foothills of Dhulikhel and Pokhara, to the humid lowland rainforests of Chitwan National Park. There is an equally varied number of activities, from wildlife-spotting in Chitwan, to trekking in the incredible countryside, to white water rafting, and stunning views of Mount Everest!
With traditional culture, diverse landscapes, and the friendly atmosphere, Nepal is an incredibly memorable place to visit!
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Kathmandu is the magnificent and evocative capital of Nepal - situated on the shores of the Bagmati river, it's a lively, bustling place where ancient collides with modern to create an exhilarating melting pot of sights, sounds and smells. Today's modern jumble of concrete buildings and busy streets has built up around the medieval old town, where wandering through the winding alleyways is like taking a step back in time.
The heart of the old city is the magnificent Durbar Square, where Nepalese Royalty used to be crowned, and today it's a good spot to sit and watch the world go by. The buildings here date from the 17th and 18th Centuries, although many of the original structures were even older and many suffered from earthquake damage over the last few centuries.
Other sights worth visiting are the Temple of the Living Goddess, the Royal Palace, the Pashupatinath Hindu temple, Boudhanath Buddhist stupa and Swayambunath (the Monkey Temple), all of which are set against the magnificent Himalayan backdrop. When all the sightseeing gets a bit too much, you can kick back and relax in the numerous cafes and bars around the tourist areas of Thamel and 'Freak Street'.
Chitwan National Park is situated in the central Nepali Terai, a huge nature reserve protecting hundreds of square kilometres of grassland and marshes. Home to over 700 species of animals in total, it's a fantastic place to look for wildlife - if you're very lucky then you may spot a heavily-armoured Asiatic Rhino, as well as sloth bears and even tigers! You can go on walking safaris, boat trips or travel by jeep in the National Park.

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Gondwana Grand Masters eyeing for podium standing – 2019 ABSA Cape Epic
'Team Gondwana', Piet Swiegers from Namibia and Corrie Muller from South Africa are participating in an exhilarating cycling competition from 17 to 24 March 2019, which is the ABSA Cape Epic and Gondwana Collection Namibia is delighted to sponsor them.
This dream team is passionate about cycling as Piet Swiegers spends most of his time where the Namib sand gorgeously fuse with the pro-Namib Granitic mountains, in Aus. He is the Klein-Aus Vista Lodge co-owner and simultaneously Gondwana Collection Namibia's marketing partner. His sister and brother in law got him into cycling and he is currently one of Namibia's top cyclists. Meanwhile, Corrie Muller, spends his time in the university town Stellenbosch, surrounded by backdrops of the Cape Winelands and the mountainous nature reserves of Simonsberg and Jonkershoek. He is a Dentist and has been cycling since 1999 when his friend Herman Kriel thought he might enjoy mountain biking, which he thoroughly now delights in. He is also well known in South Africa in the MTB society.
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Piet Swiegers and Atle Hansen teaming up to partake in the 2016 Absa Cape Epic
Two passionate mountain bikers from opposite sides of the globe, separated by 10 000km, team up for the legendary Absa Cape Epic. Piet Swiegers, the 48-year-old Namibian Veteran cross-country mountain-bike champion from Aus, in Namibia's arid south-western corner, will join 55-year-old Swedish Masters mountain-bike champion, Atle Hansen, from Hölö, Sweden, to cycle the Cape Epic on the 13-20 March 2016. And, if past achievement is anything to go by, the team will provide stiff competition to other riders in their category.
Atle received a surprising email on the 23rd December from Piet inviting him to ride with him in the Cape Epic, after Piet's previous partner had to withdraw suddenly from the race. Atle was deep in winter hibernation and had to quickly change pace to get into top shape.
While Piet has been training in the southern Namibia temperatures of around 30˚C, Atle has had a completely different experience. His training has been slightly more uncomfortable at temperatures of minus 15-18˚C. He reported: "It's cold as Hell. It's almost impossible to ride outside, my feet go white from the cold even in the special shoes I wear that have battery-operated heated soles – and two pairs of wool socks!"
One of Namibia's top ten cyclists, Piet Swiegers came fifth in the World Veteran Cross Country race held in Pietermaritzberg in 2013, and fifth again in the Veterans race in the Rainbow Challenge XC Marathon held in Pietermaritzberg in 2014. His training comprises a 6-8 hour weekly regime on the network of mountain bike trails he has created at Gondwana's Klein-Aus Vista Lodge, a family run lodge in the rugged hills of Aus. He also initiated the Klein-Aus Vista Mountain Bike Challenge, which takes place annually in April/May, adding a fascinating 3-day-stage race, mostly on single track, to the MTB circuit. In preparation for the Cape Epic, Piet has been training 10-12 hours per week since December and will start to take it easier from the beginning of March.
His teammate, Atle Hansen, is a well-known cyclist on the European circuit who spends around 700-750 hours a year on a bike. Hansen came fifth in the World Masters Cross Country race held in Pietermaritzberg in 2013 and in 2014 came in second in the Masters race in the Rainbow Challenge XC Marathon. This is where the two cyclists met, while staying at the same lodge.
Atle will join Piet in Windhoek on the 4th March where they will train for the day before travelling to Sossusvlei, for a day's riding to the dunes, heading back to Klein-Aus Vista to continue the rest of their final preparation on the Klein Aus tracks. The 'Klein-Aus MTB team', as they call themselves, will depart on the 10th March for Cape Town to partake in the Absa Cape Epic Prologue a few days later at the Meerendal Wine Estate. This 21km event incorporates a cross country course and a steep climb. Team Klein-Aus MTB aims to secure a start in Group B for the next day's Stage 1 event.
The team's intensive training programme will provide excellent preparation for the 13th Absa Cape Epic, against 650 other teams. This gruelling 8-day event, attracting local and international mountain bikers, leads the amateur and professional cyclists through 800km of unspoilt scenery and 15 000m of accumulated climbing, over some of the Western Cape's magnificent mountain passes. The route this year takes cyclists through the hilly Tulbagh area, with rugged ascents likened to sharks' teeth, and over the old wagon trail in the Witzenberg Mountain Range and the Bainskloof Pass to Wellington. During the following days, five steep climbs lead cyclists towards Stellenbosch and wine god Bacchus's garden with a view from the vineyards towards False Bay and Table Mountain, climbing Meerendal's 'Stairway to Heaven' before reaching the Cape Epic finish in Durbanville. Participants spend at least six hours per day in the saddle.
The Absa Cape Epic is the most televised mountain bike stage race in the world. It is also the only eight-day mountain bike stage race to be classed as hors catégorie (a name given to the toughest climbs and listed as 'uncategorised') by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), making it a highlight on every professional cyclist's calendar.


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Heat the oil in a 6-quart stockpot over medium heat. Add the onions, garlic, and sauté for 3-5 minutes until onions begin to soften.
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Shunji Matsuo Hair Treatment Giveaway!
Haven't been keeping everyone updated about my hair but many have still been asking where I did my hair, what treatment I did, etc. If you would like to know about my hair transformation (from long frizzy fried/bleached/dip-dyed hair, please refer to my previous post where I did the Cosme Cream Treatment at ICON Shunji Matsuo by Lily Xu at Far East Plaza). From then till now, of course, I definitely have been making sure my hair gets its much needed attention and keeping it well-nourished even when I was away in Europe for 3 weeks.
Just to share with you girls that I have been using Shiseido The Hair Care Luminogenic Shampoo and Treatment for Coloured Hair. These products are soooo good that I use them sparingly because I don't want to run out of them too quickly! Currently, I use my normal drugstore shampoo and I use the Shiseido range of products about once or twice (maximum) a week. Anyway I was advised by my hair stylist, Simon, from ICON Shunji Matsuo by Lily Xu at Far East Plaza that the products are very nourishing so I don't really have to use them on a daily basis.
I must confess that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THE FRAGRANCE OF THE SHAMPOO AND TREATMENT! Okay they both smell the same because they are from the same series. But let me tell you, this fragrance really tops my list!! It's a glamourous fragrance featuring the scents of roses! I always feel extremely happy (like top of the world kind) whenever I use this shampoo. I'll even text my best friend that I've just showered and my hair smells damn good because of the shampoo and I'll be damn happy for the rest of the day. Thank you Shiseido and Shunji Matsuo for the opportunity to try these products. *sobs sobs* Other than the fragrance, this line of products does not disappoint at all!! AT ALL! (I'm not paid to write about this, I'm just sharing you my new love!) I always use the shampoo, followed by the treatment. And my hair feels super smooth and retains its shine for the next couple of days! Which is why you don't have to use it on a daily basis. Not that my hair isn't smooth enough and shiny already after doing the Cosme Cream Treatment previously. These products do a superb job in maintaining my hair!
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I'd say these are the five main groups that we can categorise our hair into. I used to belong to "Dry and damaged hair" but have now successfully moved away from that!! All I have to do now is to maintained my coloured hair, which is made possible by the Luminogenic series.
You know I was at a bloggers' event a month ago and there were a couple of fellow bloggers who tapped me from the back and said, "I like your hair." :') I can only thank Shunji Matsuo for that! I have never received such superior hair treatment for my tresses.
Speaking of which, my hair stylist, Simon, decided that my hair should go a shade lighter. So perhaps I shall get my new hair colour done during my next few visits. I learnt that Shiseido's PRIMIENCE hair colouring line is specially designed to match Asian skin. Ugh you know how not all colours complement our yellow tones?
Thanks to Shiseido Professional, all these 76 colours are specially designed to suit the Asian skin, allowing us to have rich coloured hair and look good at the same time!
PRIMIENCE offers colours that help to produce pure and clear colours that were previously difficult to achieve with black hair. They now offer clear and intense colours but are not overly vivid. In that sense, PRIMIENCE colours blend easily with our Asian skin tone to accentuate the beauty of Asian skin. I'll share more on this when I get my new hair colour!
Anyway, before I left for Europe, I headed to the Shunji Matsuo Hair Studio located at Ngee Ann City for a pampering session of The Hair Care Treatment.
As you can see, the condition of my hair was pretty good!! Shiny and smooth! Thank God to the person who invented Cosme Cream Treatment!
I was served by a very friendly and outgoing worker called Alice, she was very humorous and kept me entertained throughout my time in the salon. She was in charge of the hair care treatment and brought me to first wash and prepare my hair for the treatment. Later, I was told to lay down on the chair (you know the chair which you lay down on when washing your hair at a salon?? THEIRS IS AUTOMATIC WHUTTTT!!!) and Alice applied the hair treatment for me. When she first applied the cream, I was like… "IS IT THE SHISEIDO ONE!!" because it smelled exactly like the Shiseido products that I used at home! As it turns out, I was right hehe. There was steam too to open the pores for your hair to absorb the nutrients from the treatment.
Anyway, the Shunji Matsuo hair treatment lasted about 40 minutes so I was just there chit chatting with Alice and playing my phone.
Okay uglam picture please ignore.
Time to style my hair when the treatment was done!
Those are Masa's magic hands by the way. I didn't snap a picture with him as he wasn't feeling well and I didn't want to disturb him but I really appreciate his professionalism in handling my hair although he was running a fever that day.
Nice hor? Needless to say, the hair treatment was awesome! My hair was even better than before. It extremely soft and bouncy after the treatment! And not to mention, shining in all its glory haha!
I always walk out of Shunji Matsuo feeling fabulous because my hair always looks great and smells sooo good! *flicks hair* Love love love it whenever I visit Shunji Matsuo, regardless of the outlet location.
i want to win the hair care treatment because my hair has always been dry and it gets tangled up every now and then… thus i would really love to have the chance to be able to have healthy, glowing and pretty hair like yours! didn't really try any treatment for my hair before due to the high cost and me being unable to afford it… it's my first time participating in a giveaway like this too so i really hope i could get it!
3) I really need some TLC for my dry bleached and coloured hair. this would certainly help!
3) Why you want to win this The Hair Care Treatment or PRIMIENCE Professional Colour Session: My hair is in terrible shape after my last rebonding which left it fried and frizzy, so I desperately need some hair TLC!
Anyway, I would love to win this giveaway as my tresses are in need of some pampering! Hopefully the Haircare Treatment can help my irritated scalp. I've been dropping hair lately to my utter horror. So let's hope I'm lucky enough to get picked!
My dye job has faded to an ugly yellow and my roots are 2 inches long 🙁 It desperately needs some help!
ThankU & may I be the lucky winner.
Have been reading yr blog for awhile now and always appreciate your reviews on different products and all. I would love to win this so my hair can be "resurrected" by the professionals as they're quite damaged now!:( my birthday is almost here and I would like to look splendid for my 20th hahaha!
3) Got my hair dyed at Shunji Matsuo Hair Studio a few weeks back as well, and I loved it! My hair stylist briefly introduced their Primience Hair Colouring line to me that time so I would really love to try it soon!
Hey! I would like to know what exactly your hair colour is? Where did you do the colouring and what base/highlight colours did you use. I really love the colour!
3) Having cash flow problems ): but yet my hair needs lots of treatment to save it! Really hope lady luck is on my side and will be able to win, thank you keline!
3) Why you want to win this The Hair Care Treatment or PRIMIENCE Professional Colour Session: i want to win this becos my hair need to get fixed! too much fizzy n split end.
I've bleached my hair 6 times, dyed it countless of times and it's terribly fried 🙁 It seriously feels as dry as hay so I need some treatment to hopefully elevate this messy hair situation ;( however, being a student, where got $! thank you keline for this giveaway!
Want to get rid of my boring black hair & get a new hairstyle!
Left a comment here the other day! Not sure where it went ): Anyway I could do with a good hair treatment. Have never done one in my life and my hair is in need of some fixing! Would love to have hair like yoursss! Thanks Keline and congratulations with the degree!
When is the closing date of this?


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Rocky River Chamber Music Society: serenades with James Feddeck (Nov. 19)
December 3, 2018 by Nicholas Stevens
As any brass, woodwind, or low-string player in an orchestra may confess under mild pressure, it can feel profoundly liberating to play music that draws the spotlight away from their colleagues in the violin section, especially for extended periods. Rare though this repertoire may be — Stravinsky favored winds and percussion, and Glass wrote a whole opera without violins — pieces that foreground these parts of the classical instrumentarium do appear at the heart of the canon. Filling the stage for its 60th-Anniversary Gala concert, the Rocky River Chamber Music Society placed conductor James Feddeck at the helm for an event featuring 21 musicians — violists, cellists, bassists, and wind players.
Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Barrick Stees, Benjamin Freimuth, Charles Bernard, Corbin Stair, Daniel McKelway, David Brockett, James Feddeck, Jeffrey Rathbun, Jonathan Sherwin, Mark Atherton, Meghan Guegold, Richard King, Rocky River Chamber Music Society, Sally Sherwin, West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church
Rocky River Chamber Music Society: An Evening of Serenades with James Feddeck
November 16, 2018 by Mike Telin
"A lot of people say the Dvořák Wind Serenade is his best work," conductor James Feddeck said during a telephone conversation. "I think the same is true for the Brahms Serenade No. 2. It's one of his best works. And I think it's wonderful that this concert is free for Northeast Ohio. When I heard that I said I want to be part of it."
On Monday, November 19 at 7:30 pm at West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, the Rocky River Chamber Music Society will present a concert titled Gala Serenade Evening featuring these exquisite works by Dvořák and Brahms. James Feddeck conducts members of The Cleveland Orchestra and friends — Saeran St. Christopher and Jessica Sindel, flutes, Sally Sherwin, piccolo, Jeffrey Rathbun and Corbin Stair, oboes, Daniel McKelway and Benjamin Freimuth, clarinets, Barrick Stees and Jonathan Sherwin, bassoons, Richard King, David Brockett, and Meghan Guegold, horns, Wesley Collins, Lembi Veskimets, Eliesha Nelson and Jessica Pasternak, violas, Charles Bernard, Linda Atherton, and Julie King, cellos, and Mark Atherton and Scott Dixon, double bass. And yes, the concert is free.
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: /, Cleveland Orchestra, Daniel McKelway, James Feddeck, Rocky River Chamber Music Society
Credo brings The Cleveland Orchestra, CIM & Oberlin Conservatory together for Hurricane Harvey Benefit September 8
September 6, 2017 by Daniel Hathaway
Members of The Cleveland Orchestra will join Credo Music, as well as students from the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Oberlin Conservatory for "Help After Harvey: an American Red Cross Benefit Concert" on Friday, September 8 at 7:00 pm in Severance Hall. Former Cleveland Orchestra Assistant Conductor and Oberlin graduate James Feddeck will conduct.
All seats are $20 ($10 for students), and all proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross for disaster relief services related to Hurricane Harvey. Reserve seats online or call the Severance Hall Box Office at 216.231.1111.
Executive Director Henry Peyrebrune said that the idea of a benefit concert originated in a Credo staff meeting a week ago. "We thought we should do something for the people of Houston. What if we organized a concert?" [Read more…]
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: American Red Cross, Andrea Kalyn, Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland Orchestra, Credo Music, Henry Peyrebrune, Hurricane Harvey, James Feddeck, Paul Hogle, Peter Slowik
Organist James Feddeck at the Cleveland Museum of Art (Dec. 6)
December 8, 2015 by Daniel Hathaway
by Timothy Robson
James Feddeck, former assistant conductor of The Cleveland Orchestra, played an ambitious and enjoyable organ program Sunday afternoon, December 6, on the Holtkamp instrument in Gartner Auditorium at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The annual Holiday Circlefest was taking place simultaneously all over University Circle, so the museum was swarming with visitors, some of whom stopped in for part of the recital. Feddeck, an alumnus of the Oberlin Conservatory, might be described as an over-achiever, having studied piano, oboe, organ, and conducting at Oberlin. He now mostly travels the world as a guest conductor of many notable orchestras. [Read more…]
Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Cleveland Museum of Art, James Feddeck
James Feddeck returns to CMA for December 6 organ recital
Former Cleveland Orchestra assistant conductor James Feddeck will return to perform in Cleveland this Sunday, but he's leaving his baton at home this time. Feddeck will play a free organ recital in Gartner Auditorium at the Cleveland Museum of Art on December 6 at 2:00 pm, using one the other musical tools he honed at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, where he simultaneously studied oboe, piano, and conducting along with organ.
"I find that conductors who spend too much time away from an instrument making music directly often become a bit strange — too much into the intellectual side rather than the practical side of things, and playing an instrument is a very practical thing," Feddeck said in a telephone conversation. [Read more…]
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: Cameron Carpenter, Cleveland Museum of Art, James Feddeck
Cleveland Museum of Art lines up wide-ranging series for Gartner Auditorium and Transformer Station
50-foot-long string instruments; traditional music from the Republic of Kyrgyz, Ireland's "Wild West," and the Balkans; dialogues between deep flamenco song and Iranian classical music; Egyptian classical music of the golden age; an a cappella sound track to a silent film about Joan of Arc; two prominent string quartets, an organ recital, and a multifaceted violinist — that list gives just a quick rundown on the variety of concerts the Cleveland Museum of Art has planned for its 2015-2016 Performing Arts Series, both in Gartner Auditorium at the museum and at its near-West Side gallery, Transformer Station.
In a conversation with ClevelandClassical.com, Tom Welsh, director of CMA's Performing Arts series, described the season's offerings as "broad" and representing "a full expanse of human activity," adding that the audiences for the series can look forward to experiencing types of music "that might not yet have made their ways into your life." [Read more…]
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: Calder Quartet, Carl Theodor Dreyer, Cathy Jordan, Cleveland Museum of Art, Dervish, Edel Shams El Din, Ellen Fullman, Fanfare Ciocärlia, Geraldine Brooks, Jack Quartet, James Feddeck, Liam Kelly, Merima Ključo, Mohammad Motamedi, Nurlanbek Nyshanov, Orlando Consort, Otomo Yoshihide, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Qasida, Rosario La Tremendita, Sarajevo Haggadah, Seth Knopp, Shane Mitchell, Tarek Abdallah, Theresa Wong, Tom Morrow, Tom Welsh, Ustatshakirt Plus
Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom with James Feddeck & Simone Lamsma (August 15)
August 18, 2015 by Daniel Hathaway
In the company of the superb Dutch violinist Simone Lamsma and an enthusiastic late-summer chorus of crickets, former assistant conductor James Feddeck returned to lead The Cleveland Orchestra on August 15 at Blossom in stellar performances of music by Carl Maria von Weber, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, and Jan Sibelius. The time-honored combination of overture, concerto, and symphony never seemed quite so right and so fresh as it did on Saturday evening. [Read more…]
Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Blossom Music Festival, Cleveland Orchestra, James Feddeck, Simone Lamsma
James Feddeck returns to conduct The Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom on August 15
August 10, 2015 by Jarrett Hoffman
"It feels like a long time, but it's only been just under two years since I left The Cleveland Orchestra in September of 2013," former assistant conductor James Feddeck said in a recent telephone conversation. "While it's been a whirlwind, I've had so many wonderful experiences to make music. I think I've worked with about forty orchestras during that time, and it's been inspiring for me to be able to conduct repertoire in all of those different places. But it's equally exciting to be able to come back to The Cleveland Orchestra. I have to say that I'm really looking forward to this program at Blossom."
On Saturday, August 15 at 8:00 pm, Dutch violinist Simone Lamsma will join Feddeck and the Orchestra for the Tchaikovsky concerto in a program that begins with Carl Maria von Weber's Euryanthe Overture and concludes with Jan Sibelius's Symphony No. 5.
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: Blossom Music Festival, James Feddeck, Simone Lamsma, The Cleveland Orchestra
Review: CityMusic Cleveland premieres Visconti piece at Trinity Lutheran in Ohio City (March 13)
March 18, 2014 by Special to ClevelandClassical.com
James Feddeck conducted CityMusic Cleveland in the second of five themed concerts devoted to the topic of refugees on Thursday, March 13 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Ohio City, a program that began with an arresting solo cello work by Chinary Ung, moved on to an imaginative new percussion concerto by CIM-trained composer Dan Visconti featuring Shane Shanahan, and culminated in a thrilling performance of Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony.
After demonstrating some of the special effects in the piece, cellist James Jaffee led off the evening with an intense, committed performance of Ung's 1980 Khse Buon (Four Strings), a 15-minute work that the Cambodian composer wrote during his difficult transition from the troubles in his homeland to life in the United States. Playing from the conductor's platform in front of the already seated orchestra, Jaffee produced an amazing range of sounds from growling bass figures to high, whistling harmonics, and from sudden, startling fortissimos to disappearing whispers. A fusion of eastern and western traditions, Khse Buon manages to sound strange and familiar at the same time. [Read more…]
Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Chinary Ung, CityMusic Cleveland, Dan Visconti, James Feddeck, Rebecca Schweigert Mayhew
Preview: CityMusic Cleveland to premiere Dan Visconti's Roots to Branches
Each season, CityMusic Cleveland dedicates one of its programs to highlighting a social issue that impacts Greater Cleveland. Past programs have addressed such topics as bullying and genocide. For this year's project, CityMusic has chosen to explore a population of Cleveland that is invisible to many — the world of Cleveland's refugees. CityMusic principal oboist and VP for Community Engagement Rebecca Schweigert Mayhew says the goal of the project is twofold: to increase awareness of Cleveland's refugees, and to highlight the positive cultural and economic contributions refugees make to the city.
A highlight of the project will take place on Wednesday, March 12 in Fairmount Presbyterian Church, when CityMusic under the direction of James Feddeck presents the premiere of Dan Visconti's percussion concerto, Roots to Branches. The work was commissioned by CityMusic especially for this project and features Grammy-winning percussionist Shane Shanahan and narrator Ali Alhaddad. The program also includes Chinary Ung's Khse Buon for solo cello with James Jaffee as soloist, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, "Eroica." Performances continue through Sunday at area churches. [Read more…]
Filed Under: Previews Tagged With: Chinary Ung, CityMusic Cleveland, Dan Visconti, Eugenia Strauss, James Feddeck, Rebecca Schweigert Mayhew, Shane Shanahan


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'Take her out' -Tape seems to have Trump calling for ambassador's ouster -ABC
Jan 24, 2020 • Last Updated January 24, 2020 • 2 minute read
WASHINGTON — An audio recording appeared to capture President Donald Trump calling in 2018 for the firing of the then U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, a key figure in the series of events that led to his impeachment, ABC News reported on Friday
The recording features a voice that sounds like Trump's speaking at a small dinner in April 2018 with guests including Lev Parnas, a former associate of Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, ABC reported, citing sources familiar with the recording.
Reuters was not immediately able to verify the report of the recording.
If it is authentic, it would bolster Democrats' argument that Trump associates spent nearly a year trying to oust the ambassador, Marie Yovanovich, because they saw her as an obstacle in their efforts to pressure Ukraine into investigating Trump's political rival Joe Biden.
Parnas had recounted the conversation in media appearances last week.
"Get rid of her!" the voice says, according to ABC. "Get her out tomorrow. I don't care. Get her out tomorrow. Take her out. Okay? Do it."
Trump has said he had the right to fire Yovanovich, which he did in May 2019.
"Every President in our history has had the right to place people who support his agenda and his policies within his Administration," said White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham.
Parnas attorney Joe Bondy said his client had not released the recording but that he was glad it came to light.
"When I read the article I was particularly gratified to see that everything Mr. Parnas has been stating about that event was true," Bondy said, referring to the April 30, 2018 dinner. "It is yet another example of Mr. Parnas's version of events being corroborated by evidence in the form of recordings, emails, text messages."
Parnas, a Florida businessman, has been providing evidence to Democrats now pushing for Trump's ouster at his impeachment trial in the Senate. He played a key role in Giuliani's effort to dig up dirt on Biden in Ukraine for Trump. He is now under indictment for campaign finance violations in a separate criminal case. (Reporting by Karen Freifeld, writing by Scott Malone Editing by Alistair Bell)


Everybody knows about the importance of exercising regularly, but some people don't realize that performing exercise stretches before and after a workout is just as important. Warming up before exercising helps your body to become more limber and flexible, which makes you less likely to sustain injury. Cooling down with a few stretches will relieve some of the soreness of a good workout. The type of exercises you should do before and after running or having a session at the gym depends on how intense you intend your routine to be.
Warming up your muscles before running or working out is essential for preventing injury and ensuring you get the most out of your workout. The recommended routine includes up to 10 minutes of running at an easy pace and one or two series of warm-up stretches. When stretching, hold each position for a couple of seconds and do each stretch 10 times.
The first stretch loosens up the muscles in your hips, shoulders, quadriceps and the rest of your upper body.
1) Start by lunging forward on your right leg and pressing your hands flat against the ground on either side of your foot. You should look like you're about to begin a sprinting race.
2) Next, keep your back straight while extending your left leg behind you. Twist the upper half of your body to the right and upward, reaching your right arm toward the ceiling and looking up at your hand. Hold for a second before turning your upper body back to the floor and pushing your right elbow down toward the inside portion of your right foot.
3) Pivot your right knee outward slight while relaxing your left leg.
4) Repeat this stretch up to 10 times and then reverse your position to work the left side.
The second stretch loosens the muscles in your hips, quadriceps, back and hamstrings.
1) Lunge forward on your left leg and place your palms on the ground in the sprinter's stance.
2) Extend your right leg back and lift your buttocks in the air.
3) Slowly straighten your left leg while bending your head toward your left knee until you feel a pull.
4) Repeat this stretch up to 10 times on each side.
Finally, warm up your quadriceps and glutes. Standing on your left leg, pull your right knee up toward your chest. Next, pull your right foot up behind you, stretching it to touch your buttocks while lifting your left arm above your head. Do this stretch up to 10 times on each side.
Even though warm-up stretches help to prevent injury, they don't keep you from soreness altogether. In fact, it's normal to feel sore after a good workout. To help your muscles feel relief, perform a few cool-down stretches, taking deep breaths to relax your muscles as you do so. The best cool-down routine includes about 10 minutes of easy running and three or four stretches held for about one minute each. Keep in mind that these cool-down stretches work best after moderate workouts. If your workout was very intense, shorten the amount of time you cool down.
The first cool-down exercise is to relieve your hips and quadriceps. Using your left leg, lunge forward, placing your right knee against the floor. Pull your right foot up toward your buttocks while pushing your hips forward.
The second stretch cools down your hips, upper body and quadriceps. With the top of your toes flat against the floor, kneel until you're sitting on your heels. Lean back to place your palms flat on the floor behind you and push your hips forward as you breathe deeply.
Finally, stretch your inner thighs, calves and hamstrings with the hurdler's pose. Sit on the floor and extend your left leg. Place the bottom of your right foot against your inner left thigh. Grab your left foot and use it to pull your upper body forward. Repeat on the other side.
Exercise stretches aren't just for people who work out at home. Stretching is used in physical therapy, sports therapy, reconditioning treatment and much more. Whether you're interested in learning more about stretching, yoga, or cryotherapy, RISE Prime Wellness is ready to help your body become healthier.


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Riot Games is investigating a top esports team founder on allegations of bullying – archyde
One of The most prominent executives in the eSports industry are being investigated for misconduct in the workplace. Current and former employees and eSports professionals have accused Team SoloMid founder and CEO Andy Dinh of verbally abusing and bullied her, sources report WIRED. Riot Games that the League of Legends Championship Series, in which TSM competes, opened an investigation into Dinh's behavior late last year. TSM also confirmed that it opened its own investigation around the same time.
"We are aware of the allegations about the CEO / owner of TSM," Riot Games told WIRED via email. "As the league operator, we have hired the law firm O'Melveny & Myers LLP to conduct an independent investigation into the allegations of misconduct made against the leader of this team under standard league process." Both Riot and Dinh declined to approve certain allegations express, referring to the ongoing investigation.
Dinh, 29, has headed the eSports organization since 2009 and is known in the eSports community by his gaming name "Reginald". In 2020, Forbes called TSM is esports most valuable company with an estimated valuation of $ 410 million. Last year the organization changed its official name to TSM FTX after being shortened a $ 210 million naming rights deal with a cryptocurrency exchange in Hong Kong. TSM operates eSports teams and has contracts with players and streamers over Fourteen days, Appreciation, Apex legends, Super Smash Bros. and other top games with millions of followers on social media. TSM is primarily synonymous with competitive League of Legends, the greatest esports title of all time that is attracting a glowing international fandom.
The company, based in Southern California, has 51 full-time employees. Several of these employees told WIRED that they are attracted to TSM because of its high status in the esports world and personal fandom. Many were disaffected with Dinh's alleged "mental abuse," as a current associate put it. Everyone asked for anonymity for fear of professional repercussions in the isolated and tightly knit world of esports. "The eSports industry is really young and toxic," says one. "Your relationships lead to jobs more than anything." Two sources say Dinh's close ties with other esports team owners and professionals have deterred current and former employees or players from assuming responsibility.
"He's like a tyrant who can get away with being a bad person because he's powerful, because people are afraid to turn against him," top League of Legends Player and former TSM teammate Yiliang "Peter" Peng, known as Doublelift, said publicly on a Live broadcast last November. "I'm sick of someone being basically just a bully who can get away with it because it's in everyone's best interests not to get in their way."
Four people who worked with TSM tell WIRED that the esports organization is dominated by a culture of fear. As early as 2013, it is said, Dinh was known for verbally abusing and yelling at players and staff. He has labeled employees "stupid" or "worthless," say two sources. Two sources recalled Dinh calling his staff after hours to yell at them. Three current or former TSM employees say Dinh sometimes mocks the employees for hours. His tirades were often triggered by small mistakes. Another time he yelled at employees in front of gathered colleagues as part of an "exhibition" that Dinh seemed proud of, says a current employee of a person he publicly berated.
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Cryogenic Tank Market
Cryogenic Tank Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report
Cryogenic Tank Market Size, Share, Statistics & Trends Analysis Report By Raw Material (Steel, Aluminium Alloy, Nickel Alloy, Others), By Cryogenic Liquid (Liquid Hydrogen, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), Liquid Nitrogen, Others), By Application (Transportation, Storage), By End-Use (Medical Technology, Metal Processing, Energy Generation, Food & Beverages, Electronics, Water Treatment, Others), Based On Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2022 – 2028
Published Date : Dec 2022
Category : Chemical And Materials
Global Cryogenic Tank Market: Global Size, Trends, Competitive, Historical & Forecast Analysis, 2022-2028- Increasing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG), rising demand for lightweight tanks, and growing number of government initiatives for providing better healthcare services are some of the major factors driving the growth of the Market.
Global Cryogenic Tank Market is valued at USD 6.81 Billion in 2021 and expected to reach USD 9.88 Billion by 2028 with a CAGR of 5.47% over the forecast period.
Scope-
A cryogenic tank or cryotank is a tank used to store materials at extremely low temperatures. The term cryogenic tank refers to the storage of ultra-cold fuels, such as liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. Cryogenic tanks and cryogenics can be seen in many sci-fi movies, but they are still underdeveloped. The cryogenic tank is exposed to serious aerodynamic heating and various heat leaks, and all the environmental physical properties change with height. It can also be used in space travel and to protect human life in general. The problem with this is that when the human body is frozen, ice crystals form in the cells. The ice crystals then continue to expand, rupturing the cell wall and destroying or destroying the integrity of the cell. Cryogenic tanks are used to store natural gases such as argon, oxygen, nitrogen, helium, hydrogen, and other materials. Tanks can store materials at the right temperature and pressure for transportation
The Covid-19 pandemic has also impacted the growth of the global cryogenic tank market. Covid-19 has increased the demand for essential resources, including medical supplies such as oxygen. Hospitals store liquid oxygen in cryogenic tanks and self-evaporate to supply pipe systems. Commercial liquid oxygen plants must replace tanks periodically. Transportation was a critical factor in oxygen delivery to hospitals during the Covid-19 outbreak because commercial plants are far from medical facilities and have limited cryogenic tankers.
The global cryogenic tank market is segmented based on the raw material, cryogenic liquid, application, end-use and region & country level. Based on raw material, the global market is segmented into steel, aluminum alloy, nickel alloy, and others. By cryogenic liquid, the global market is segmented into liquid hydrogen, LNG, liquid nitrogen, and others. By application, the global market is segmented into transportation and storage. By end-use, the global market is segmented into medical technology, metal processing, energy generation, food & beverages, electronics, water treatment, and others.
The regions covered in the global cryogenic tank market report are North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the rest of the World. Based on country level, the market of global cryogenic tank is sub divided into U.S., Mexico, Canada, U.K., France, Germany, China, Italy, India, Japan, Southeast Asia, Middle East Asia (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt) GCC, Africa, etc.
Key Players-
VRV Srl
Air Products and Chemicals Inc.
Chart Industries Inc.
FIBA Technologies Inc.
Air Water Inc.
Cryofab Inc.
INOX India Pvt. Ltd.
Wessington Cryogenics
L Air Liquide SA
Linde AG
Segmentation-
By Raw Material:
Nickel Alloy
By Cryogenic Liquid:
Liquid Hydrogen
By End-Use:
By Regional & Country Level:
Increasing Demand for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), Rising Demand for Lightweight Tanks, and Growing Number of Government Initiatives for Providing Better Healthcare Services are Driving the Market Growth
One of the major factors driving the growth of the cryogenic tank market is the increasing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG). Cryogenic tanks can be constructed with single, double, or triple wall dewars to provide the best insulation from ambient heat. Liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, liquid argon, LNG, and other products are stored in cryogenic tanks at different pressure levels. The increase in production and consumption of LNG has increased the demand for cryogenic tanks required to store and transport LNG. The solution is to cool the natural gas to extremely cold temperatures to increase its density. At -260°F, the gas can be transported efficiently and safely as LNG. Cryogenic tanks are designed to keep gas in a cold and liquid state. For instance; on April 11th , 2022; total Energies launched Cameron LNG's expansion to increase liquefied natural gas production.
In addition, the rising demand for lightweight tanks is also boosting the growth of the cryogenic tank market. Current rockets rely on tanks, just the pressurized containers needed to store the fuel. These tanks are made of aluminum alloy or steel or use metal as lining, which makes them heavy. Cryogenic propellant tanks for space applications must be lightweight but strong enough to naturally push a heavy gas such as helium into the supply line. Tanks also require insulation to prevent cryogenic fuel from evaporating. Future rockets could fly with lightweight carbon fiber reinforced plastic tanks, which would make cryogenic propellants possible. A tank made entirely of CFRP is much lighter than metal, requires fewer parts, and is faster and cheaper to manufacture.
Moreover, the growing number of government initiatives for providing better healthcare to the public will create strong demand for tanks from the healthcare sector. Strong investment in improving healthcare infrastructure can be seen in countries around the world, especially in the wake of the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic. Governments in developing countries are also focusing their attention on enhancing healthcare infrastructure in rural areas, which is expected to further foster the market growth.
However, the increasing raw material cost and high operating cost associated with cryogenic tanks may hinder the growth of the global cryogenic tank market. Despite that, increasing demand from the healthcare industry may create more opportunities for the further growth of the market.
Asia Pacific is Expected to Show a Fastest Growth in the Global Cryogenic Tank Market
Geographically, Asia Pacific is expected to show a fastest growth in the global cryogenic tank market within the forecast period due to the increasing number of cryogenic tank manufacturers, and rising demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) in this regions. For instance; on June 2nd, 2021; Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Limited (MEIL), which is bridging the gap between demand and supply of medical oxygen in the fight against the Covid pandemic, has imported three cryogenic oxygen tanks from Singapore. In addition, the rising demand for LNG is also supplementing the market growth in this region. For instance; according to the international trade administration, on January 7th, 2022; Japan is the world's largest LNG buyer, importing 74,463,881 tonnes in 2020.
Airbus Facility Developed Cryogenic Hydrogen Tank System for Future Planes
On June 1st, 2022; Airbus announced that it is opening a facility in the United Kingdom, it developed a new cryogenic hydrogen tank for its next-generation aircraft. The company recently shared an Airbus News statement that the Zero Emission Development Center (ZEDC) has already started working on the development of a cryogenic hydrogen tank. Among the top goals has a focus on developing what the aerospace company calls a "cost-competitive cryogenic fuel system" needed for its ZEROe aircraft.
HAL Delivered Cryogenic Propellant Tank to ISRO
On December 1st, 2020; HAL delivered the biggest cryogenic propellant tank (C32 LH2) ever fabricated by the company to ISRO much ahead of the contractual schedule at a programme recently.
Market Size in 2021: USD 6.81 Billion
Forecast Period CAGR %: 5.47%
Market Size Expected in 2028: USD 9.88 Billion
Key Players/Companies VRV Srl, Air Products and Chemicals Inc., Chart Industries Inc., FIBA Technologies Inc., Air Water Inc., Cryofab Inc., INOX India Pvt. Ltd., Wessington Cryogenics, L Air Liquide SA, Linde AG, and others.
Segments Covered By Raw Material, By Cryogenic Liquid, By Application, By End-Use


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Bonner Querschnitte 47/2020 Ausgabe 665 (eng)
Cottbus Declaration on GDR Forced Labor of September 13, 2020: "Serious injustice has been done to these people"
(Bonn, 16.10.2020) The Union of Victims' Associations of Communist Tyranny e.V. (UOKG), the Human Rights Center Cottbus (MRZ), the International Society for Human Rights (IGFM) and the Memorial Foundation Victims of Communism (VIC) organized a tribunal on "Forced Labor in Political Prison in the GDR". The top-class international jury listened to expert lectures for two days and interviewed 14 witnesses. In the end the jury wrote the "Cottbus Declaration on GDR Forced Labor".
Thomas Schirrmacher, President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, summarized his experience to the press: "Almost all applications for recognition of post-traumatic disorders resulting from forced labor have been and are still being rejected, and many former political prisoners of the GDR are in despair. The slowness, even lameness, with which the authorities handle these applications is frightening, even contemptuous of humanity. The most important passage in this statement is therefore, in my opinion, the demand for a reversal of the burden of proof in the case of illnesses resulting from forced labor and typical of prison."
Dieter Dombrowski, Federal Chairman of the Union of Victims' Associations of Communist Tyranny (UOKG), welcomed the Cottbus' Declaration with the words: "It is important that in the 30th year of German Unity the exploitation of political prisoners through forced labor is not forgotten. Many of the former forced laborers have retained severe physical and psychological damage. The jury was unanimous in its advice and its demands. These people have suffered grave injustice and they need help and support."
Dr. Susanne Kill, since 1999 head of the "Corporate History / Historical Collection" at DB AG (the German railway) and author of the book "Die Reichsbahn und der Strafvollzug in der DDR" spoke about "Prisoner Forced Labor for the German Reichsbahn of the GDR – Historical Research and Remembrance Policy".
Further lectures on "Forced Labor of Political Prisoners in the SED Dictatorship" were given by Dr. Jan Philipp Wölbern, University of Postdam and specialist for the prisoner release between GDR and FRG, and Dr. Christian Sachse. Further contributions were made by Maria Nooke, Brandenburg's representative for coming to terms with the consequences of the communist dictatorship, and Birgit Neumann-Becker, Saxony-Anhalt's representative for coming to terms with the SED dictatorship. Birgit Neumann-Becker also presented the touring exhibition of the state of Saxony-Anhalt, which had been set up in Cottbus and can be ordered.
The jury was made up of:
Dr. Matthias Bath, former public prosecutor in Berlin 1988–2017, former political prisoner
Peter Heidt, MdB, Chairman of the FDP parliamentary group in the Committee for Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid in the German Federal Parliament
Prof. Dr. Huige Li, Deputy Director of the Institute for Pharmacology at the University Medical Center Mainz, born in China
Bada Nam, Secretary General of the human rights organization PSCORE, South Korea
Vladimir Novitsky, attorney from Moscow, Chairman of the International Society for Human Rights (IGFM), Russia Section
Carla Ottmann, deputy federal chairwoman of the UOKG, former political prisoners in Hoheneck, honorary judge at the Social Court of Berlin
Dr. Klára Pinerová, historian, Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes of the Czech Republic, in Prague
Prof. Dr. Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher, President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, expert on human trafficking
Marion Smith, CEO of Victims of Communism, Memorial Foundation, US Congress
Arnold Vaatz, MdB, since 2002 Deputy Chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the German Federal Parliament, former GDR civil rights activist, lead the re-establishment of the Free State of Saxony
Cottbus Declaration on GDR Forced Labor From September 13, 2020 (preliminary translation)
From September 11th to 13th, 2020, a tribunal on the subject of "Forced Labor in Political Custody in the GDR" took place in the Cottbus Human Rights Center, the former East German penal institution Cottbus, at the invitation of the Union of Victims' Associations of Communist Tyranny (UOKG).
An international jury was faced with the task of determining "whether characteristics of forbidden forced labor and exploitation according to internationally recognized definitions" were fulfilled in relation to political prisoners of the SED dictatorship.
The jury heard several specialist lectures on the definition of forced labor, its prohibition under international law and the basics of forced labor of political prisoners in the GDR in various branches of industry. The jury also interviewed 14 former political prisoners (4 women and 10 men) who during their imprisonment in different industrial areas and at different times were used for forced work for industrial companies in the GDR.
After the lectures they had heard and the questioning of contemporary witnesses, the jury came to the conclusion that the GDR penal system was one of the largest employers within the GDR's state-planned economy. For this purpose, the GDR penal system and its facilities maintained a nationwide network of labor deployment companies in which the most varied of GDR companies had production for their purposes, taking advantage of the generally existing work obligations of prisoners in the GDR. Many of the products created in this way were intended for exports to the non-socialist economic area. The individual conviction of forced labor required by international law by the court did not take place.
The prisoners could not choose their occupation, nor was their professional qualifications taken into account. Instead, they were called upon to work solely according to the specifications of the national economic plan and the possibilities of the respective institution. In many cases, the statutory provisions on health and safety at work that were otherwise applicable in the GDR were not complied with in the institutions. The inmates had to work longer than was the case in normal factories. As a rule, the penal institutions also worked around the clock in three shifts. In addition, physically difficult and health-hazardous jobs were often carried out in prison establishments. There was a lack of work clothes and protective measures to prevent accidents at work. The accident rate was also much higher than in normal industrial companies. In addition, medical care after occupational accidents was often inadequate.
In cases of doubt, the prisoners' duty to work was enforced with severe sanctions, arrest sentences and even physical violence in the event of under-compliance or refusal to work. The witnesses reported, among other things, a writing ban, beatings, threats with consequences for the children and being taken to standing cells. The characteristics of forced labor are thus fulfilled. In addition, this forced labor was generally inadequately paid.
The GDR has thus violated all international agreements of the United Nations and the International Labor Organization to suppress and outlaw forced labor and did not even grant its prisoners the minimum principles of the United Nations for the treatment of prisoners, even though it had acceded to this latter agreement.
Even if the Federal Republic of Germany cannot be regarded across the board as the legal successor of the GDR, the values of the Basic Law and Article 17 of the Unification Treaty of August 31, 1990 result in a legal obligation to permanently come to terms with the SED injustice and to create appropriate compensation regulations for the victims of the SED dictatorship.
The overwhelming majority of the former political prisoners of the GDR have been compensated for the imprisonment they suffered through criminal rehabilitation.
In stark contrast to this is the often inappropriate treatment of claims for compensation and the duration of the corresponding proceedings.
However, these compensation regulations do not cover the forced labor suffered in addition to the mere deprivation of liberty and the resulting psychological and physical health damage, so that there is a need for further regulation.
In order to facilitate the recognition of consequential damage from GDR imprisonment and the forced labor suffered there, a standard presumption in favor of the victims of the SED dictatorship should be introduced or the burden of proof should be reversed in the sense of the regulation of the Federal Compensation Act (BEG).
In addition, an independent fund should be created for compensation or reparation payments for the benefit of former prisoner forced laborers. The beneficiaries of political forced labor in the GDR and their legal successors were to make payments for this fund. In the interests of the victims, the political mandate and decision-makers are called upon to promote this process.
We welcome IKEA's willingness to participate in this fund. We urge companies and policymakers to follow suit.
The Foundation for Political Prisoners or the East German Forced Labor Foundation would be responsible for the administration of this fund to be created. V. into consideration.
In view of the advanced age of those affected, it is urgent to act as soon as possible.
Dr. Matthias Bath
Peter Heidt, MdB
Prof. Dr. Huige Li
Bada Nam
Carla Ottmann
Dr. Klára Pinerová
Prof. Dr. Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher
Marion Smith
Arnold Vaatz, MdB
Downloads and Links:
Cottbus Declaration on GDR Forced Labor from September 13, 2020 (pdf)
Cottbus Declaration on GDR Forced Labor from September 13, 2020 with the original signatures of the Jury in German (pdf)
Brochure of the event with introduction of the jury members (in German) (pdf)
The logo of the event (png)
Photo 1 and photo 2: During a plenary session © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 3: The chairman of the jury Staatsanwalt a.D. Matthias Bath © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 4: Part of the jury, in the middle Carla Ottmann © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 5: At the microphone Sylvia Wähling, Director of the Cottbus Penitentiary Memorial © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 6: Thomas Schirrmacher asks a question on behalf of the jury in Cottbus © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 7: Thomas Schirrmacher in conversation with Birgit Neumann-Becker, representative of the state of Saxony-Anhalt © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 8 (from left to right): Karl Hafen, Thomas Schirrmacher and Dr. Sorin Muresan in front of the poster of the tribunal and the outside wall of the former Cottbus penitentiary © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Photo 9: Thomas Schirrmacher in front of the poster of the tribunal on the outside wall of the former Cottbus penitentiary © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Opening speeches of the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeDZilAEU1w
Press release of the UOKG in German: http://www.uokg.de/2020/09/cottbusser-erklaerung-zur-ddr-zwangsarbeit/
Invitation of the UOKG to the Tribunal in German: http://www.uokg.de/2020/09/tribunal-zwangsarbeit-in-politscher-ddr-haft/
Press release of the ISHR: https://ishr.org/these-people-have-experienced-greatest-injustice/
Website of the commissioners of the state of Brandenburg for the Reappraisal of the consequences of the communist dictatorship (in German): https://aufarbeitung.brandenburg.de
Wikipedia entry on Maria Nooke (in German): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Nooke
Website of the State Commissioner for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship (in German): http://www.thla-thueringen.de
Message from the Federal Agency for Civic Education (in German): https://www.bpb.de/geschichte/deutsche-geschichte/stasi/234183/zwangsarbeit
BQ 463: Europe and the USA should combine their Expertise in the Battle against Human Trafficking:
https://www.bucer.de/ressource/details/bonner-querschnitte-022017-ausgabe-463-eng.html
BQ 556: New German book on human trafficking:
BQ 627: Guest lecture by Thomas Schirrmacher on human trafficking at the University of Cologne:
BQ0665eng.pdf
The logo of the event
During a plenary session © BQ/Martin Warnecke
The chairman of the jury Staatsanwalt a.D. Matthias Bath © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Part of the jury, in the middle Carla Ottmann © BQ/Martin Warnecke
At the microphone Sylvia Wähling, Director of the Cottbus Penitentiary Memorial © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Thomas Schirrmacher asks a question on behalf of the jury in Cottbus © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Thomas Schirrmacher in conversation with Birgit Neumann-Becker, representative of the state of Saxony-Anhalt © BQ/Martin Warnecke
(from left to right): Karl Hafen, Thomas Schirrmacher and Dr. Sorin Muresan in front of the poster of the tribunal and the outside wall of the former Cottbus penitentiary © BQ/Martin Warnecke
Thomas Schirrmacher in front of the poster of the tribunal on the outside wall of the former Cottbus penitentiary © BQ/Martin Warnecke
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BJP names Syed Zafar Islam for UP Rajya Sabha bypoll
For the upcoming by-election for Rajya Sabha seat from Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on August 26, nominated the name of party spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam as its candidate.
The poll for this seat has been necessitated following the demise of Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh, the 64-year-old former Samajwadi Party leader who died on August 1 due to kidney-related ailments at a hospital in Singapore. In a move to fill up the vacant seat created after the death of Amar Singh, the Election Commission of India, on August 21, announced to hold by-elections to the Council of States from Uttar Pradesh on September 11.
Notable, the saffron party has a comfortable majority in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly and Islam is set to be victorious and enter the Upper House of Parliament.
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