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Cameron and Davis oppose Scottish MPs voting on English/ Welsh laws
"I believe the Speaker of the House of Commons should rule on each bill on whether it applies only to England and Wales. If so, only MPs from England and Wales should vote on it. That will be better than creating an English Parliament. This is the long-term policy work that the Conservatives need to do over the next few years — of how to make devolution work properly for the people in Scotland and for people in the rest of the UK." - David Cameron
"Only the appropriate MPs should vote. The Scottish MPs would not. Once you get the democratic deficit sorted out, most English people will be happy with that and I do not think the Barnett formula [the Treasury mechanism by which the Scottish block grant is calculated and which gives Scotland a higher per head proportion of Government spending] is important to them." - David Davis
We learn these policy positions are taken from today's Times. Both candidates are in Scotland today for a Hustings in Perth. Oberon Houston will be reporting from that meeting later today. The candidates visit Scotland at a time when the party north of the border is scoring just 16% in opinion polls.
David Cameron and David Davis both support the Scottish party's freedom to offer income tax cuts. The devolution settlement allows the Edinburgh parliament to set income tax rates up to 3% lower or higher than for the rest of the UK. The ruling Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition has not yet chosen to exercise that freedom.
The Times notes that Mr Cameron holidays on the Scottish island of Jura every year. "The quality of the peace and quiet you get is fantastic," he is reported as saying. Mr Cameron has Scottish roots with his father - Ian Donald Cameron - having been born in Scotland. The Times also reveals that "the name Cameron is derived from the Scottish Gaelic for "crooked nose"."
Annabel Goldie MSP - the new leader of Scotland's Tories - has declined to endorse a candidate: "Both these men offer to me an attractive prospect."
21 November 2005 in David Cameron (run-off stage), David Davis (run-off stage) | Permalink
Given the answers of Ted and Hotspur the answer then seems clear.
Calculate a budget for Scotland without the Barnett formula but replaced with the small oil revenues they will acquire and then offer it to the people of Scotland as either being in the Union (no Parliament) or independence.
No idea what the outcome of the budget changes might be but I bet they do not look too appealing.
Posted by: Kevin Davis | 21 November 2005 at 18:12
I thought the principle that all mineral rights are vested in The Crown pre-dated the Act of Union 1707.
It would appear therefore that James VI of Scotland must have transferred those rights to James I of England in 1603.
Of course John Major stupidly returning The Stone of Scone to Scotland in 1996 when Edward Longshanks had gone to such trouble to bring in to London. Complete inability to sustain tradition - the problem with Conservatives generally.
Posted by: Rick | 21 November 2005 at 18:40
Having the stone in Westminster was a symbol of oppression and highly inappropriate.
Devolution is here to stay so I think the current situation will prevail. I can't think of anything preventing MPs from voting on a particular matter.
Posted by: wasp | 22 November 2005 at 10:54
re James Hellyer & the Barnet formula.
Is it not right that richer areas of the country should contribute extra to boost services in poorer parts. There are some parts of Glasgow with a life expectancy of about 65? compared to over 80 in Dorset.
Added to which the cost of providing education, healthcare, transport etc in the Highlands is huge because of the massive distances that have to be travelled.
Not necessarily a defense of the Barnet Formula but Scotland does need more money than its equivalent population in London.
The Monarch resides in London - do you intend to crown the Monarch in Westminster Abbey and Edinburgh in a series of rolling ceremonies ?
>>>>>>It would be interesting in Brixton and Peckham to see the street lighting turned off, social security ended, and policing reduced as they ran out of money. Likewise to see areas of Bradford as the benefits and public spending is cut off to Bangladeshis and Kashmiris and to see their healthcare needs no longer funded.
I suppose this kind of policy is what makes Pakistan such a vibrant democracy, and I doubt it would have any law and order implications if the Tories proposed such an idea. If Yet Another Anon could publicise his views more widely I am sure the Labour Party would be most appreciative.<<<<<<
Apart from being rather patronising to South Asians many of whom are very hard working and entrepreneurial it is as well to point out that LED street lighting doesn't actually cost much to fund and anyway street lighting is a major form of light pollution - something that we are greatly deprived of these days is a view of the stars and so a bit less street lighting and certainly more efficent use of light directing it to the ground rather than a large proportion up into the sky as seems to happen currently would be a good thing.
As for expressing my views widely I am happy to express my views to anyone in the world on any site at all regardless of it's orientation and do so.
Posted by: Yet another Anon | 22 November 2005 at 14:26
"Re - whose oil?
The sea boundary will be a continuation of the land boundary. One quirk of the capture of Berwick upon Tweed is that the English/Scottish border makes a jerk northward before hitting the beach, and continuing this makes most of the North Sea oilfields fall into "English waters" - but closer to Scotland, which is why the pipelines run to Aberdeen"
LOL, I do iove this science of extraordinary geography (because it smacks of desparation in my view), there's no oil in English waters whatsoever, based on the international principle of equidistance. The North Sea has been divided up into Scottish and English areas for donkeys, which is why the UK's North Sea oilfields are under Scottish jurisdiction for the purpose of legal administration.
Check BBC Radio 4's documents programme for an insight into to the subsidy England has received from Scottish Oil for the past 40 years.
"England owes Scotland Money"
Posted by: Arete | 10 February 2006 at 22:04


My 10-year-old son has always loved islands. Four years ago, for his annual one-on-one trip with me, he chose Easter Island. Palawan and the Maldives followed. This year he chose Greenland, by far the world's largest island, and the Seychelles. We added a few stops in Asia and turned it into an around-the-world trip. It's what summer vacation is for! Of all of our stops though, he was most looking forward to Greenland. He loved the idea of staying on sheep farms, fishing, and kayaking. I was excited to explore a destination that's still largely untouristed. And I was looking forward to being offline for several days.
Visiting Greenland turned out to be everything we wanted and more. Not only did my son get to fish for the first time, but he caught two arctic char and we ate one – the first time he's provided dinner! Kayaking around icebergs was amazing. The sheep farms were gorgeous. All of our hikes led us from one stunning vista to another. And when we had ATVs in Igaliku, I let my son (highly supervised) drive for the first time – which he loved. Plus I thought about the outside world even less than when I was offline in Brazil last month. It just keeps getting easier and easier to unplug!
Despite its location fairly close to North America – we've flown over it a hundred times going to and from Europe – visiting Greenland is not overly easy to do. There are a handful of flights to/from Reykjavik Keflavík, but the majority of flights are via Copenhagen. Our destination was Narsarsuaq, in Southern Greenland, which has a flight a day in the summer from Copenhagen.
We flew from LA to Copenhagen via Frankfurt, met up with friends, went out to dinner, watched a World Cup game, spent the night, and then left our hotel (71 Nyhavn) at 9am for our 11:20am Air Greenland flight to Narsarsuaq.
Four hours into our flight the pilot came on to tell us that because of low visibility we couldn't land in Narsarsuaq. Instead, we would divert north to Kangerlussuaq. We landed and were given a hotel room for the night – conveniently right at the airport. Checking out things to do in Kangerlussuaq, we found a restaurant on a lake 5km from the hotel and decided to walk over. After a nice hike and an excellent dinner (at Restaurant Roklubben), we took a bus back to the hotel and went to sleep.
The next morning we were told that we wouldn't be able to fly to Narsarsuaq until 7:50pm. So we booked an impromptu 4-hour glacier hiking tour with Greenland Outdoors. I was looking forward to it – making the most of an unexpected delay. But then Air Greenland paged us with the news that they were able to get us onto an 11:30am flight to Nuuk with a connection to Narsarsuaq. So we canceled our glacier hike (thank you to Greenland Outdoors for being understanding!), flew to Nuuk, quickly connected to Narsarsuaq, and arrived at 3:45pm.
Flying to Narsarsuaq. I stared out the window the entire flight!
Follow closely! Our original itinerary while visiting Greenland had us staying our first night at Ilunnguujuk farm and guesthouse in Qassiarsuk (a short boat ride from Narsarsuaq), then riding horses a few kilometers to Sermilik Hostel at Tasiussaq sheep farm, where we would spend our second night, and then moving onto a hotel back in Narsarsuaq. However, it's such a small community (there are 80 people in the greater Qassiarsuk area) that Ellen from Ilunnguujuk farm and Aviaja from Sermilik coordinated to shift our schedule and maintain our two nights on the sheep farms, canceling the hotel. It worked out perfectly!
When the Blue Ice Explorer boat dropped us in Qassiarsuk, we were picked up by Ellen's son, we stopped by Ilunnguujuk farm and explored for an hour, and then were picked up by Aviaja from Tasiussaq and driven part-way to Sermilik, where she left us so we could hike the rest of the way to the farm. It was a stunning walk, with green hills and yellow flowers everywhere, sheep for company, and icebergs in the distance (at Sermilik Fjord).
And for future reference, there only seems to be one rule in South Greenland: don't walk on the tall grasses that will be cut for winter sheep feed. You can pretty much go anywhere else you want – including though pastures currently occupied by sheep. Both Aviaja and Ellen warned us about the tall grass. Sheep farmers take sheep seriously.
We arrived at the farm and relaxed until dinner – a feast of Greenlandic lamb, halibut and potatoes at Aviaja's house with seven Danish guests. The meal was excellent, with fun conversation (Aviaja and the Danes were all fluent in English). We then went to sleep in a small guesthouse down the hill from the main house.
Playing at Sermilik. We stayed in the green house on the right while visiting Greenland.
We woke up, walked up the hill to Aviaja's for breakfast (bread, jam, meats, cheeses, cereal), and then met up with Alvaro, a Spaniard with Tasermiut South Greenland Expeditions, which has a kayaking base literally 50 meters from Aviaja and her family. Alvaro outfitted us in waterproof jackets, pants, and boots, and we walked maybe 15 minutes down to the fjord, where we set out in kayaks, Alvaro in one and my son and I in a tandem.
If you ever get a chance to kayak with icebergs when visiting Greenland, or anywhere else, do it! I went with my daughter in Antarctica several years ago, but we simply kayaked around several large icebergs. While visiting Greenland, there were hundreds of icebergs around us. We reached out and touched the small ones. We navigated through the medium ones. And we stayed a fair distance from the larger bergs – they can roll or collapse anytime and it would be dangerous to be too close should anything happen. We loved every minute of the 2+ hours of kayaking, and Alvaro was an excellent guide, telling us all about the area and the types of ice as we went. Highly recommended!
After a quick lunch, we packed up and were met by horse guide Lukas, an assistant wrangler, and four Icelandic ponies – actually Greenlandic versions of Icelandic ponies, to the best of my knowledge. Even though the horses are stable, and my son has ridden for years, Lukas didn't feel comfortable sending my son off on his own. So Lukas walked the 8km from Tasiussaq to Ilunnguujuk farm, holding onto the lead rope of my son's horse. I rode, and the assistant rode his horse and led Lukas' horse.
I'm glad we did the ride since it added a fun, adventurous element while visiting Greenland, but it was work! We both felt it for a few hours after we dismounted.
At Ilunnguujuk farm/hostel (the first sheep farm in South Greenland by the way) we were shown to our room down the hill from the main house. Our view, looking out over the water, with icebergs passing by, was gorgeous. The house had multiple rooms with a central kitchen, bathroom, shower and living room. There was only one other person staying there that night – a French PhD student who had been at the hostel for two weeks working on her thesis. What a perfect place to escape the world and concentrate!
For dinner, we walked up to Ellen's house where she had prepared for us lamb, potatoes and salad featuring angelica, a local plant. Everything was excellent.
We woke up and walked into town. Qassiarsuk was Erik the Red's home, and it's where his son Leif Eriksson departed in 1000 AD on his way to becoming the first European to arrive in North America – 492 years before Christopher Columbus. We then walked back to the farm, made sandwiches for lunch, set up a ping pong game on the picnic table (it worked surprisingly well, other than a few awkward bounces from the uneven boards), and packed. Ellen's son drove us back to pier at noon.
The town of Igaliku was our next destination. It's on the water, but it's hours away from Qassiarsuk – if you take a boat the entire way. The much faster option is to sail roughly 45 minutes up to Itilleq and then hike 4km (50 minutes) to Igaliku – so that's what we did. The nice thing about all of these hikes is that we didn't need to carry our luggage. This time the Igaliku Country Hotel picked up our bags and transported them ahead of us.
Loved the voyage up Eriksfjord on the Puttut – our own version of the Erkigsnek.
The hike from Itilleq to Igaliku, along the King's Road, was as beautiful as everywhere else we had been. Sheep? Check. Green hills with yellow flowers? Yep. Lakes, fjords, and icebergs? Of course. We actually ran part of the way to catch the end of the World Cup final – only to arrive and find that there was no television for guests. Disappointing, but part of being unplugged, I suppose. So we checked into our perfect little cabin, read, sketched, and played a lot of frisbee before dinner. And for the record, Igaliku is stunning – our favorite place while visiting Greenland. It's tiny, but perfectly set out along Igalikup Kargerlua (Einarsfjord), with a village church, Nordic ruins, and a couple dozen brightly-painted houses. And lots of flowers.
Dinner at the hotel, just a two-minute walk from our cabin, was an assortment of Greenlandic tapas and paella.
Day four was fun. Last year in Argentina I met a Danish/Greenlandic girl named Lykke who just happened to be in Igaliku at the same time as us, and she and her family invited us to spend the day with them. We met up with Lykke, her husband, and two daughters in the morning and initially explored the village – finally getting to the ruins, church and village store that we had seen from our cabin but hadn't yet walked to. Then we rented ATVs (three for the six of us) and borrowed fishing rods from Malene, a woman in the village, and we set out for Itilleq. It's much faster to drive than to hike!
Our destination was a fishing spot where Lykke and her family had had luck before. We parked, my son got a quick lesson in casting, and we started fishing. Half an hour later we had caught four large arctic char – with my son responsible for bringing two of them in. He was thrilled – probably his trip highlight. I loved the scene, overlooking a fjord with icebergs. We even saw (and heard) a large one collapse in front of us.
But we weren't done. We drove the ATVs partway back to Igaliku, turned left onto an unmarked road, and headed to a stream where we relaxed and had a snack (we had brought a loaf of Oroweat Organic wheat bread from home with us, and took cheese and reindeer salami from the hotel to fashion into on-the-go sandwiches). We also did a lot of rock hopping, and we looked for fish. Apparently, they swim upstream and rest along the way, and locals can reach in and simply grab them. We didn't see any fish, but we already had three more than we needed, so no worries.
Then more frisbee and reading, and at 6:30pm we met back up with Lykke and her family for dinner. Greenland being Greenland, they had given away three of our fish to friends and neighbors. But they cooked the fourth – the second fish caught by my son, and the largest of the day. There was more than enough for all six of us, complemented by rice, potatoes and curry, and it was amazing! So fun to be eating what my son caught, and probably the freshest fish we've ever had. Then Danish pancakes for dessert, and off to bed.
After a second night at the Igaliku Country Hotel, we packed, had breakfast at 8am, and then set off for the 4km walk back to Itilleq. It had been raining when we woke up, but it stopped just in time for the walk. The hotel transported our bags.
At 9:30am our boat pulled up and we headed to Narsarsuaq, arriving roughly 45 minutes later. We dropped off our luggage with Blue Ice Explorer and immediately left on the same boat for a fjord cruise. We had already been up and down the fjords many times of course, and seen hundreds of icebergs, so my son was decidedly negative on spending another two hours on a boat seeing more the same. I thought it was fun though.
We headed through the Qooroq Ice Fjord and got close to far larger icebergs than we had seen before, including some that were stunning shades of dark blue. We went as far as the sea ice would let us and got a great view of the glacier (still several kilometers away), stopped and had drinks with ice fished from the fjord, and then headed back the way we came. I'd highly recommend this – but maybe not for kids who are already tired of icebergs and boats! My son took a few pictures, but otherwise would have been happy to skip it.
We came back to Narsarsuaq, had lunch at the aptly-named Blue Ice Café, checked in for our Air Greenland fight, and flew to Copenhagen.
Even in summer, you need to be prepared for anything while visiting Greenland. Think layers. Bring warm jackets, fleeces, gloves, hats and rain gear. We wore almost everything we brought – except jeans. We lived in our hiking pants. Oh, and bring the small shampoo bottles from your Copenhagen hotel. We had showers everywhere, but there wasn't always shampoo.
Pack in backpacks or small duffels. Large rolling suitcases don't work well on rocky roads and sheep farms! We had two small rolling Patagonia duffels that worked out perfectly – easily carriable when they couldn't be rolled.
The sheep farms are primarily about sheep of course, and they're not open to visitors until the lambing season is over – roughly mid-June. July through September is the best weather, although you never know what you'll get. We were told that we had cooler temperatures than normal for mid-July.
The yellow flowers that we saw everywhere are typical through late July, when they are replaced by taller pink/red flowers.
We both loved visiting Greenland. It's unspoiled. There are very few tourists. If you're looking for a place to unplug, enjoy nature, and live simply for a few days or a few weeks, it would be hard to find a more perfect destination. There was technically cell coverage some of the time, and we could have opted to purchase internet access at our hotels, so unplugging wasn't strictly required. But it made it much more enjoyable! As I'm typing this I haven't had internet in over five days. And honestly, I'm in no hurry to log back on.
Thinking about visiting Greenland? Just be aware that it's very much a backpacking/camping destination. If you're high-maintenance, it's not for you. But it's easy, organized backpacking/camping. The hostels, sheep farms and cabins where we stayed all had showers. The sheep farms, the lodge in Igaliku, and Blue Ice Explorer worked together to coordinate our schedule and move our bags.
You can book virtually everything we did piecemeal, but it's easiest to go through Blue Ice Explorer and have them arrange it all.
Visiting Greenland isn't for budget travelers. It's Scandinavia, and more importantly, it's remote. Virtually everything is shipped or flown in. But it's well worth visiting Greenland if you want extraordinarily family-friendly, safe, untouristed adventure in a stunning setting. Go before everyone else does! Just stay off the sheep grass.
This is amazing! Your pictures are awesome. I am about to take my two kids to Greenland and it was great to read someone else's experience.
That's great! Where in Greenland are you going?
I'm so glad to hear about a family experience in Greenland! I am taking my daughter to Ilullisat for three weeks for fieldwork, and trying to figure out what she's capable of… she is much younger, 5 years old. I'm trying to decide whether a trip to the Ice Cap is for her or not.
That's great Betsey! I don't have advice on the ice cap. I'd talk to a tour operator there about its experience with five-year-olds.


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Gang Starr's Guru is getting ready to release the forth volume of his Jazzmatazz album series through his own 7 Grand label venture. Set to drop in early 2007, this'll be a double disc offering produced entirely by Solar. "The tracks Solar and I have laid down are incredible and it's going to be the best Jazzmatazz yet" says Guru of the release which follows many very well recieved projects which have involved collaborations with the likes of Isaac Hayes, Chaka Khan and many more. This time round he'll be calling on the talents of Omar, Blackalicious, Dwele and others.
can wait for that to drop…. guru & omar? match made in heaven!!


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El 38º All-Star Game de la NBA de la historia se disputó el día 8 de febrero de 1988 en el Chicago Stadium de Chicago, Illinois, por segunda vez en su historia, tras la edición de 1973, ante 18.403 espectadores. El equipo de la Conferencia Este estuvo dirigido por Mike Fratello, entrenador de Atlanta Hawks y el de la Conferencia Oeste por Pat Riley, de Los Angeles Lakers. La victoria correspondió al equipo del Este por 138-133. Fue elegido MVP del All-Star Game de la NBA el escolta de los Bulls Michael Jordan, que lideró al equipo del Este consiguiendo 40 puntos, 8 rebotes, 3 asistencias, 4 robos de balón y 4 tapones, siendo la segunda anotación más alta tras los 42 puntos conseguidos por Wilt Chamberlain en 1962. Se aseguró el trofeo tras anotar 16 puntos en los últimos 5 minutos y 51 segundos de partido. Por el Oeste destacó Karl Malone, que consiguió 22 puntos y 10 rebotes. Por su parte, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar jugó su decimoséptimo All-Star con 40 años cumplidos, anotando 10 puntos para superar el récord que poseía Oscar Robertson de más puntos en este tipo de partidos, con 246, uno menos que el pívot angelino.

Se disputaron también el sábado anterior el Concurso de triples y el de mates. En el primero, en su tercera edición, resultó ganador por tercera vez consecutiva el alero de los Celtics Larry Bird, que ganó en la final a Dale Ellis por 17-15. En el concurso de mates, el ganador fue de nuevo Michael Jordan, de Chicago Bulls, que ante su público derrotó a Dominique Wilkins en la final por 147-145.

Estadísticas

Conferencia Oeste

MIN: Minutos. TCA: Tiros de campo anotados. TCI: Tiros de campo intentados. TLA: Tiros libres anotados. TLI: Tiros libres intentados. REB: Rebotes. AST: Asistencias. PTS: Puntos

Conferencia Este

MIN: Minutos. TCA: Tiros de campo anotados. TCI: Tiros de campo intentados. TLA: Tiros libres anotados. TLI: Tiros libres intentados. REB: Rebotes. AST: Asistencias. PTS: Puntos

Sábado

Concurso de Triples

Detlef Schrempf (Dallas Mavericks)
Michael Cooper (Los Angeles Lakers)
Danny Ainge (Boston Celtics)
Larry Bird (Boston Celtics)
Dale Ellis (Seattle Supersonics)
Craig Hodges (Milwaukee Bucks)
Mark Price (Cleveland Cavaliers)
Trent Tucker (New York Knicks)
Byron Scott (Los Angeles Lakers)
El Breas (Chicago Bulls)
 VENCEDOR: Larry Bird

Concurso de Mates

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Estadísticas del All-Star Game de 1988
All-Star de 1988 en Basketball-Reference.com

All-Star de la NBA
NBA 1988
Deporte en Chicago

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A New Developments in Screen and Film Theory The Magic and the Real
Aliens in the characters of Autobots (Optimus Prime et al.) and Decepticons were conveyed to be so real with the cinematography and so realistic that we are tempted to believe. The audience knew that Autobots, Decepticons and their planet Cybertron do not exist but the technological spectacle of putting them on screen was so incredible real that we couldn't help think it was all true. The visual rendering was so effective and intense that it could even be taken as overkill in the use of technological visuals. the appeal of the film rests mainly on visuals in recognition of the audience's increasing attention deficit disorder. According to Crary the 19th century Western mass entertainment is obsessed due to the perceived breakdown in attention of the audience such as the use of trance, reverie, monomania and hypnosis (1999), which in this case is technological spectacle. The argument of Jean-Louis Baudry could be valid especially in the trailer of the film Transformer that is being critiqued. The plot is really simple to the point of being predictable that inferring to street parlance, it is a no brainer because the story of two warring groups be it Autobots and Decepticons or other entities and the idea of the world being invaded by aliens is already a cliche yet we are engrossed with the film. The use of technological spectacle was so effective that the audience in general did not mind the simplicity of the story for as long as they are enthralled with the sophistication of the film that it blurred the line between what is real and fiction/magic. In general, the film can be taken as a mere eye candy whose appeal is anchored on its visual that if you cannot engage the audience with your plot, you can instead awe them, a principle consistent with Baudry's argument in his work Ideological Effects of the Basic Cinematographic Apparatus. In the work, Baudry posits that the cinematography of the film itself, such as that of the movie Transformers is a process of transformation that is transcendental that the eyes itself is given a temporary sense of freedom and movement (1970) by forgetting the technological and even physical implausibility of benevolent aliens (Autobots) being with us and evil aliens (Decepticons) invading us. What used exist in our dreams about the existence of aliens was given reality in the film, presented in a technological magic that is so convincing we would like to believe it is real. Galison articulated how this technological development in film made possible. Film making is no longer an exclusive province of arts of retelling or narrating stories but also became a stage to showcase technology and its sociology. The intertwining of the streams of film and hard science provided depth and explanation in the rendition (1997) of a particular genre such as the film Transformers: Dark Moon where the audience became curious how would the film maker Michael Bay would make the animation Tranformers (its original version was animation) look real in the big screen interacting with humans. And the rendition and cinematography was so realistic that the film extended into three installments suggesting the successful integration between visualization and computational use of data that were so intense in the film that it became its central appeal. This phenomenon of integrating science in films (even if its logic is implausible) is not unique to Transformers but is also present in other
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The Committee Against Torture initiated a public inquiry based on report of torture in the Mary El police
Sergey Smol'kin from Yurino settlement in the Republic Mary El applied to the Mary El office of the Interregional Non-governmental organization «The Committee Against Torture» with a report of tortures in police department No.6 of Kozmodemyansky Intermunicipal department of the Russian Federation Ministry of the Interior. Simultaneously with the official check the human rights defenders started their own public inquiry.
(Photo: Sergey Smol'kin)
As Sergey told the human rights defenders, on 26 February this year he was called in for questioning as a witness to police department No.6. However, the questioning started in a rather unexpected manner – one of the men in civilian clothes present in the department reported straight away that Sergey beat up a man and took a ring from him and it is better to confess of everything, since the officer were from the «sixth department, and crushed the stronger than your ilk».
According to Sergey, when he refused to confess of crime, two men entered the room and moved from words to deeds: they put him on his hunkers, having handcuffed his hands behind his back and tied his feet with a towing line, and then they started to press on his knees. When Sergey felt a cramp in his feet he started screaming but people present in the room just increased the volume of the music to stifle his shouts. Sergey sat in this position for about three hours. Continuing with tortures the police officers threatened the witness whom they summoned for questioning, saying that he had no idea what he got into and that they were going to rape him and record this on video, plant drugs on him.
As Sergey recalls, having broken down under torture he was forced to write the confession to the dictation of the officers. After that the defense lawyer who was hired by Smol'kin's mother and the senior assistant of the Yurinsky District Prosecutor came over to the police department. The lawyer demanded that the police officers immediately called for the ambulance. Medical workers who arrived at the scene registered that Sergey had hypertensic crisis and cuts on the wrists from handcuffs. After some time he was released from the police department and had to apply to the hospital due to pain in his feet.
Smol'kin's lawyer applied to the Investigative Committee, the Department of Own Security of the Ministry of the Interior and the Prosecutor's Office. Sergey himself applied to the Committee Against Torture. As it has become known to the human rights defenders who represent Sergey's interests, the Investigative Committee officers already started the check in the course of which the applicant and a number of witnesses have been questioned. In addition, Sergey identified three men the photographs of which were provided to him by the officers of the Ministry of the Interior Internal Investigations Division in the course of the agency check.
«We initiated the public inquiry based on Sergey Smol'kin's application, and today we are planning to submit a crime report to the Investigative Department requesting to perform urgent specific checks, – head of INGO «The Committee Against Torture» in the Mary El Republic Dmitry Yalikov emphasized, – We also are going to send a claim to the Ministry of the Interior asking to perform agency check. We hope that the momentum that the authorities officers have gained recently will not fade away».


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Guam's Matao beat Bhutan 5-0, moves on to second round of qualifications for World Cup
Guam's men's national team the Matao beat Bhutan 5-0 Tuesday.
Guam's Matao beat Bhutan 5-0, moves on to second round of qualifications for World Cup Guam's men's national team the Matao beat Bhutan 5-0 Tuesday. Check out this story on guampdn.com: https://www.guampdn.com/story/sports/2019/06/11/guams-matao-beat-bhutan-5-0/1416857001/
Jerick Sablan, Pacific Daily News Published 6:39 p.m. ChT June 11, 2019
Guam's men's national team the Matao beat Bhutan 5-0 Tuesday afternoon.
Head coach Karl Dodd said the team wanted to redeem themselves from their first match against Bhutan.
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The team lost to Bhutan 1-0 on June 6 in their first match in Bhutan of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and AFC Asian Cup 2023 Preliminary Joint Qualification.
The team redeemed themselves on home soil scoring 5 goals in front of more than 100 fans.
Team Guam's Shawn Nicklaw (15) defends Bhutan's Chencho Gyeltshen (7) during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and AFC Asian Cup 2023 Preliminary Joint Qualification Round 1 game at the Guam Football Association National Training Center in Dededo June 11. (Photo: Frank San Nicolas/For PDN)
Isiah Lagutang scored Guam's first goal and a few minutes later team captain Jason Cunliffe scored the second goal.
At half-time Guam led by 2-0.
A few minutes into the start of the second half Guam's Shane Malcolm scored the third goal of the match.
Cunliffe would score goal four towards the end of the second half and give Guam's last and final goal in the five minutes added to the match.
Cunliffe scored a hat trick to give Guam the 5-0 win against Bhutan.
Going forward to the next round
Guam needed 2 goals to move to the second round of the joint qualification but was able to get five goals in the Tuesday match.
Dodd said the team in the first match didn't do as well as they should have and the second match they performed for what they've been working for the last 13 months.
"We showed up today," Dodd said.
Cunliffe said he's happy with the performance and results.
"The boys stepped up. We played the way we always knew we could play," he said.
Going forward to the next round the team is excited and will wait to see what the draw is for the next round to see which team they will compete with next.
Playing at home is always good
Cunliffe said the team didn't play as well as they could have in Bhutan whether it was from altitude or from nerves.
"We just didn't get it done," he said.
He said playing at home is always good for the team.
"Playing in front of our friends and family we always perform," Cunliffe said.
He said as hard as it is for the players to play in Guam's heat it is even harder for the Bhutan players.
He noticed that the Bhutan players by the end of the match were walking on the field from the heat.
"We knew it was going to be tough for them from the get-go and we just pushed for that first goal and once we got that first goal we knew it was going to keep coming," Cunliffe said.
Weather conditions were very hot
He said competing in Bhutan was an advantage for the team because they knew what they needed to do once they came to compete at home.
"We got that third goal early in the second half and we just knew they were going to keep coming. They kind of put their heads down and struggled a bit through the heat and we just kept pushing on," he said.
Bhutan's head Coach Pema Dorji said the weather conditions were very hot and his players were tired.
"They can't move because we are used to playing cold weather," he said.
The team played in Delhi, India to try to get used to the heat on Guam, but he said he's not complaining about the heat because his players didn't give 100%.
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6 things to do and see in Kanha apart from the tiger safari at Kanha National Park
Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh is known for its tigers and many people generally don't go beyond a safari, but there are other interesting options available to visitors. If you're staying beyond one or two nights, you might want to step out and experience the unusual.
Let's take a look at six things to do in Kanha apart from the tiger safari –
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1. Visit the Kanha Museum of Life and Art – If you're interested in art or are looking for something to do on Wednesdays when afternoon safaris don't operate at the Kanha National Park, go see the Kanha Museum of Life and Art. Built on the premises of Singinawa Jungle Lodge by art patron Tulika Kedia, this tribal art museum has an interesting little collection of paintings and sculptures. Discover the story of 'Chote' the rat and 'Liti' the bird, and the bizarre one of the Bamboo Maiden (Baasin Kanya) in Suresh Kumar Dhurve's paintings or marvel at the intricacy of ink work in world renowned, deceased Gond artist Jangarh Singh Shyam's birds. You can visit any day between 9 am to 9 pm and the cost of a guided tour is 500 rupees per person (including a free non-alcoholic drink).
The outer facade of Kanha Museum of Life and Art at Singinawa has minute details for kids to discover
The collection at the Kanha Museum of Life and Art is limited, but is good for kids and adults who enjoy painting
Believed to have created a new school of art called Jangarh Kalam, Jangarh Singh Shyam exhibited his work all over the world before a tragic death. Read more here – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jangarh_Singh_Shyam
Baasin Kanya or Bamboo Maiden painting by Suresh Kumar Dhurve
A slightly freakish folk tale behind the Bamboo Maiden painting
2. Meet local tribes – Madhya Pradesh state ranks first in the country for its population of special tribes. The main ones in M.P. are Gond, Bhil, Baiga, Korku, Bhariya, Halba, Kaul, Mariya, and Sahariya. When the Tiger Reserve was formed, the indigenous tribes were moved out of the core area into the buffer zone and elsewhere.
Among the lot, members of the Baiga tribe still live in the buffer zone. In close touch with nature, this tribe has coexisted in the jungles with tigers for several generations. You could go to their villages and meet them. Try to visit before sunset as some of them either shun the use of electricity or just can't afford the cost. Take something along as a courtesy, but don't give them cash as it risks being spent on liquor.
3. Shop to your heart's fill – Whether you want to support a cause like rescuing animals or just want to take home a tiger paw shaped ashtray, shopping at little stores attached to upscale hotels in Kanha will allow you to do both. For a cause, buy merchandise that NGOs like Wildlife SOS stock at these shops. Apart from this, there is a whole world of enticing knick-knacks from bath salts to brass sculptures, items of clothing to shopping bags, and Gond art decorated funky stuff to more traditional marble Ganesh idols.
Brass artifacts show tribesmen busy with daily chores
Are you looking at me, the oxen in brass ask each other at a shop in Kanha
Tiger print cushion covers will keep reminding you of the Kanha tiger safari even years later
4. Try your hand at tribal art – If you speak to your hotel, they might be able to arrange for tribal painters, potters and wood carvers to teach you a bit of their art. Singinawa Jungle Lodge arranges a visit for its patrons on request. It's fascinating to see painters fill up each paper/canvas with an intricate web of strokes, dots and dashes to produce creations that are so connected with nature and all that the artists see around them. If the Gond artists have travelled a good distance to reach your hotel, they expect to be compensated accordingly. If you don't wish to tip them, you could buy some of their work.
Nature illustration by Gond painter Chitrakant Shyam
Gond painting of a tiger hunting by Roshni Shyam
5. Hit the trails – Kanha National Park has trails for walking, cycling and bird watching. After a jeep safari to sight tigers, enjoy the beauty of the park on one of these trails. Look for the hard ground Barasingha, the only subspecies of swamp deer in India exclusively found in the Park.
Leopards, foxes, jackals, wild boars and a variety of deer including Black Bucks are among the other species of animals found here. It's also believed to house around 300 species of birds, including a few globally threatened ones, and over 1,000 species of flowering plants.
Guides are available to take you around on these trails. However, it's best to pay for the services of a naturalist to ensure you see and learn much more than you would on your own. If there's enough water, the Banjaar river and small lakes in and around the park make for good observation and resting spots. Chhapri and Batwar Ghat area are suited for bird watching and the best months for this activity in the Park are November-February.
Spotted deer at Kanha National Park
The fuzzy head of a 'Langur' or black monkey. You'll find them all over Kanha National Park
The Indian Scops Owl has small ears or head tufts. Upper parts are grey or brown and underparts are buff. Pic by Naturalist Sachin Sharma
6. Visit the Kanha Museums – The Kanha Museum, near the entrance of Kisli Gate, has skeletons of reptiles, carnivores and herbivores which might interest a science enthusiast. The museum is open from 9 am to 6 pm daily.
The Tribal Museum in village Baherakhar (near Mukki Gate) set up by The Corbett Foundation introduces visitors to interesting facets of tribal lifestyle through information panels, photographs and everyday accessories like pots, utensils etc. It might have artists at work when you visit and you could also buy handicrafts made by the Gond and Baiga tribes at the curio shop.
NOTE: The below pictures are meant only for illustration and are not of artifacts at the Tribal Museum
Indian tribal cow bells. With bodies of metal, they have wooden or metal clappers
Gond wooden deity masks are worn during traditional tribal dances
Clay sculpture of Indian tribal woman. Pic taken at Kanha Museum of Life and Art, Singinawa Jungle Lodge
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Grind it with cooked rice, egg and salt adding little water to make a thick batter.
Heat oil in a pan and pour a big spoon full of batter in batches and deep fry till it turns light golden brown.
Very new to me, so delicious and easy recipe dear. Will try soon.
One of my likes mutta sirkka..Tempting Shabbu.
Very new dish for me,irresistible.


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A 14-year-old girl was left shaken after she was assaulted in Nelson last night.
She was walking with her 12-year-old sister in Stoke when the attacker approached her near the public toilets at about 10.30pm.
She fought off the attacker by kneeing him and pushing him away.
The young girl and her sister were left shaken by the incident.
The offender is described as Caucasian, aged between 40 to 50, around 5ft 7inches tall. The man of medium build had brown or blonde hair cut very short and was wearing a blue T-shirt with black on the shoulder, black shorts and white sneakers.
Police would like to hear from anyone who may have been in the area at the time and saw the man.
Any information can be passed on to Nelson Police on (03) 546 3840 or anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


Decentralized cloud services are disrupting the industry, increasing security and more. Here's how these companies are looking to the future and designing a new breed of storage solutions: decentralized, blockchain-backed cloud platforms.
Cloud hacks are becoming increasingly more prominent and problematic – a concerning trend, especially in light of the fact that individuals, companies and institutions are relying on cloud technology now more than ever to keep their data secure.
Throughout the years, major hacks have disrupted credible companies including Dropbox, Hipchat and most recently, Tesla. As a result, individuals and businesses of all sizes are rightfully uneasy with the idea of storing important data, and are calling for new, more secure cloud storage options to ensure that their data remains uncompromised.
But how are cloud storage platforms responding?
Since there is almost nothing standing in between an experienced hacker and a centralized cloud platform like Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Oracle Cloud, a small number of innovative companies are looking to the future and designing a new breed of storage solutions: decentralized, blockchain-backed cloud platforms. The movement signifies the dawn of Cloud 3.0, ushering in a new era that is rooted in decentralization and increased security through blockchain technology.
A decentralized cloud provides more security to any individual or company's data, as it is not controlled by a single entity. All movements of data are tracked on the blockchain – essentially a digital public ledger – so it is impossible to manipulate or delete data without the user's permission. In addition to the added security, data is spread across a global network, so if one data center goes down clients can still retrieve their files. If an outage occurs within a centralized cloud, on the other hand, the company can be offline for hours, even days. Additionally, it is costly to create mirror backups in a centralized network. Decentralized cloud storage solutions often have self-healing networks, so if there is a malicious attack or error, the protocol recompiles the data to ensure seamless service.
Essentially, with the user controlling the private keys that give access to their data, the transfer and movement of data is more secure, eliminating the chances of a data breach. Overall, blockchain is a more secure method of transfer – the high levels of cryptography and transparency within the block explorer makes it a safe and secure means of operation.
Businesses are looking for more transparency from their cloud providers, and rightfully so. The cloud hosts precious data that clients want to be sure is as secure as possible. Transparency in centralized services and software has increased but still lacks total visibility and access because it's controlled by a single provider – the complete opposite of a decentralized solution. Centralized providers will have to challenge themselves and rethink their structure when it comes to transparency for clients, otherwise they will likely lose a portion of the market.
Blockchain technology allows for the easy implantation of token economics, so decentralized cloud providers have started adopting tokens as a form of payment for storage space, completely disrupting traditional billing models for cloud platforms. By switching to storage providers that work on token economics from more traditional ones, customers will undoubtedly save money.
Specifically, storage providers can use token economics to essentially provide zero-cost storage through a process in which customers purchase valued tokens in exchange for storage space. And when a customer no longer needs their storage space, they can sell their tokens. This payment solution will lead to a more competitive market, rather than just a handful of centralized market leaders.
Essentially, token economics allows for more flexibility, creates new value and reaches markets that previously could not be accessed. Tokens are part of the blockchain functionality, and token economics is the future of the digitation of all assets.
With the world moving towards the mass adoption of decentralized solutions, it is important to fully understand and acknowledge some of its drawbacks, as well as the advantages. Traditionally speaking, blockchain technology is slow. However, it is possible to implement the right technology to combat this issue.
While it's clear that not everything will move to a decentralized cloud right away – in fact, mass adoption could and will take many years to achieve – the decentralized cloud market will surely challenge traditional cloud solutions and win over a certain percentage of customers, continuing to grow with time and increased acceptance among forward-thinking individuals and companies looking for more secure ways to store their data.
Atif Yaqub is a London-based business lead for 0chain. Previously he built startups in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.


(even though it don't take much to amaze me) it really was awesome!
So I just wanted to share the beginning of my months of pumpkin. Today I am sitting down to a cup of Earl Grey tea and a delicious slice of sweet moist pumpkin bread!
What are your favorite sweets for fall?
I love your baking pan! How lovely. Pumpkin bread is a favorite of mine too...yum....I can just smell it now.
I love your pumpkin bread! It's one of my favorite's! The pumpkin design is really pretty!


,,, sort of a neat thing happened, just fooling around, made a little flower outline, made it into a stencil, filled it in with colors, then use the stencil on a new layer and filled it in with glitter, merged all layers,,,went over the whole thing with the pallet knife and surprise! it burnished the glitter outline, looks enameled maybe? or leaded? pretty cool!!!!
Thank You Kenmo! pretty nifty this AR3!!!
update, did the same steps but used black glitter, leaded effect?
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Dear Orian, Thank You very much dear friend!!!
That is a great discovery, looks great in metals .... wonder if it looks like piped icing in less metallic colours.
Dear Juz, Thank You!, don't know but sounds tasty!!! will have to try that idea out!
Lee, this is so awesome. Hummmm.... I am thinking stained glass window right now! Thanks so much for sharing your genius!
Lee these are great. I agree with Alexandra they look like stained glass.


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Saint-François-Xavier Church
Saint-François-de-Madawaska Church
Église de Saint-François-de-Madawaska
Located on Commerciale Street in Saint-François-de-Madawaska, Saint-François-Xavier Church is a one-and-a-half-storey Neo-Gothic religious building on the banks of Verret Pond in the centre of the village. Construction was completed in 1929.
Saint-François-Xavier Church is designated a Local Historic Place for its importance in the community, for its construction process, and for its location.
This was the village's third church, and all the parishioners had a hand in building it. In 1928, René Rioux was in charge of construction. The priest divided the parish into 12 districts, and each in turn was to provide the workers needed to do the job. The concrete for the church was all made on the site, where the post office now stands. A temporary shelter was set up, and the sand was transported by horses from islands in the Saint John River. The result of those efforts is a modern Gothic Revival church, a testimony to a striking community initiative.
The church's location near Verret Pond is the heart of the village. The pond was used for many purposes, including lumber and flour mills and a cheese factory.
Source: Madawaska Planning Commission, Saint-François-de-Madawaska Register of Historic Places, File 3.4 – "Église Saint-François-Xavier"
The character-defining elements of Saint-François-Xavier Church include:
- occupying a place of pride in the centre of the village near Verret Pond, giving the village its structure;
- community construction, each parishioner having worked on the site;
- construction of cement blocks made on site;
- three towers, including the central bell tower with an oculus, topped by a lantern, and the two secondary towers surmounted by spires;
- Gothic arch window openings and doors;
- rear vestry;
- basement measuring 40 metres by 15.8 metres by 4.27 metres high.
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Nils Johan Mikael Malmquist, född 1961 i Umeå, svensk företagsledare som mellan 1997 och 2015 var koncernchef och VD för det svenska medicinteknikföretaget Getinge AB där han sedan 2019 är styrelseordförande. Malmquist är civilekonom med utbildning från Handelshögskolan i Stockholm.

Utmärkelser
  H.M. Konungens medalj i guld av 12:e storleken i högblått band (2012) för sina insatser i svenskt näringsliv.
2011 Årets ledare.

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Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase 7
"Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase 7" is a descriptor in the National Library of Medicine's controlled vocabulary thesaurus, MeSH (Medical Subject Headings). Descriptors are arranged in a hierarchical structure, which enables searching at various levels of specificity.
A 110-kDa extracellular signal-regulated MAP kinase that is activated in response to cellular stress and by GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTORS-mediated pathways.
D08.811.913.696.620.682.700.567.249.937
Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase 7
Extracellular Signal-Regulated Kinase 5
Extracellular Signal Regulated Kinase 5
MAPK7 Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase
MAPK7 Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase
ERK5 Kinase
Kinase, ERK5
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BMK1 Kinase
Kinase, BMK1
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Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase 7 Isoform 1
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Enzymes and Coenzymes [D08]
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Cui X, Jin Y, Poudyal D, Chumanevich AA, Davis T, Windust A, Hofseth A, Wu W, Habiger J, Pena E, Wood P, Nagarkatti M, Nagarkatti PS, Hofseth L. Mechanistic insight into the ability of American ginseng to suppress colon cancer associated with colitis. Carcinogenesis. 2010 Oct; 31(10):1734-41.
Sturla LM, Cowan CW, Guenther L, Castellino RC, Kim JY, Pomeroy SL. A novel role for extracellular signal-regulated kinase 5 and myocyte enhancer factor 2 in medulloblastoma cell death. Cancer Res. 2005 Jul 01; 65(13):5683-9.
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The 3rd Jim V Gwen Race took place this morning.
We were racing on the boardwalk in Ocean City (with me also running a bit on the street. The race started at 1.75 mile marker. I was running south for 1.75 miles and then turning around and running back to the boardwalk, the full length of the boardwalk (3.5 miles north) before turning around to head back to the start/finish line at 1.75 mile marker.
Jim started at the 1.75 mile marker and walked North to the end of the boardwalk before turning around to head back to the finish line.
Jim had brought his pacers- Andrea and Charlie. I had brought my pacer in the form of Iheartradio and the inspiration from NYCM.
I had no idea what pace to go for. I had done controlled 200s last week and the best I could manage without losing form and causing pain to my hamstring was 7:55-8:00 pace. It had left me a little bummed but I've been putting in good miles lately so that's a plus.
Jim is super competitive and has the race completely figured out where he should see me if he's going to beat me. I on the other hand show up and shrug my shoulders and let my body figure out what I'm going to run.
I did the countdown...ready, set, GO! Super fancy. My legs took off and carried me down the boardwalk. After a 1/2 mile I glanced down at my Garmin and saw an 8:15 pace. Oh snap! I slowed it down and came through the 1st mile in 8:15... Oops!
I ran down the boardwalk and onto the street and into the wind. I reminded myself that once I got to 1.75 I'd turn and have the wind at my back for 3.5 miles. The pace seemed good. I did manage to slow down some but not too much.
On the way back I missed the turn back up onto the boardwalk so I had an extra block on the street. It was getting hot and I was feeling dumb for wearing my shirt that doesn't breathe. I couldn't imagine how hot Jim was in his pants and flannel shirt.
As I came down to where Jim and I passed during our last race (where he soundly beat me) I did a virtual fist pump that I hadn't seen him yet. We high fived about 2 blocks later. I knew all I had to do was keep a good pace now and I could claim victory. Jim started muttering to Charlie and Andrea, "Too soon! Too soon."
I cruised to the end of the boardwalk and turned to head for home. With the wind in my face I kept my pace under control. I was correcting my stride any time I felt any pain from overstriding. I ended up passing Jim about 4 blocks before the finish. Since I was working I just waved and kept trucking. Jim said he kept his focus on the ground and never saw my wave.
We went out for coffee afterwards and Jim kept muttering, "Too soon. I should've seen you at Wonderland. ... is it too soon to plan our next race?"
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Love the way you encourage him. He's lucky to have a friend like you!
I'd love to read one of these from his perspective.
This is just so great. I'm glad I happened upon it, since I so rarely visit this joint these days. You're a wonderful friend and competitor.
It's a rivalry that is great for both of us. He's pushing me to run faster and figure out my injury.
Hopefully I'm motivating him to keep exercising. He doesn't like losing so I imagine he'll work extra hard for our next race!
The hamstring is getting there. This race and speed would have been a no go a year ago.
Thanks! I miss the old Loop and all of the posts.
I hope you find a lacing technique to get you back running.
Way to crush his spirit. Glad to see you almost all the way back. Keep at it!
Ah, faith in humanity restored. Such a great thing you're doing, love reading the updates.
I've been wondering how to get some new people here, but nothing's occurred to me. Suggestions welcome.
This is a great thing you're doing for Jim. Can't wait for the rubber match.
Okay speedy, I see all those low-to-mid 8s.... Congrats! This is just too fun.
Thanks! I'm actually starting to think my goal that I want to sign up for may be possible.
BTW Were you happy with your NYCM race? Are we going to get a race report??
I think the Jim v Gwen rivalry helps us both. Definitely not one sided benefits.
I was cracking up after the race thinking "Carissa said......".
Sometimes it's hard to know and trust where I'm at. Next time I'll just shoot you a message.
I was happy I got to run and enjoy NY.
And of course there's a race report coming. I have all this free time now that I'm not marathon training, gotta fill it somehow.
This sounds like such a fun competition. It's a nice addition to our usual race reports.
Love this! Keep pushing each other!


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CompTIA and Google Team Up to Deepen Talent Pool of IT Support Professionals
Downers Grove, Ill. (Sept. 19, 2019) — Technology industry leaders CompTIA and Google's Grow with Google initiative to create economic opportunities, are teaming up to address growing employer demand for tech support specialists.
The two organizations announced today that they are offering a co-skilled badge of completion to individuals who successfully complete the Google IT Support Professional Certificate program and earn their CompTIA A+ certification. The dual credentialed badge can be posted on LinkedIn and used in job searches to catch the eye of potential employers.
"There are immediate employment opportunities and long-term career growth options in the tech support field for anyone with the right mix of technical and business skills," said Kelly Ricker, executive vice president for events and education at CompTIA. "The good news is that these skills are teachable; and there's no better option to learn them than through the credentialing programs offered by Google and CompTIA."
"We're excited to offer learners the chance to receive a dual credential for completing the Google IT Support Professional Certificate and CompTIA's new A+ exams," said Natalie Van Kleef Conley, Google Product Lead. "We believe that Google's hands-on program, combined with CompTIA's A+ exam, will give learners a clear path to advancing their skills and displaying their capabilities to employers."
The Google IT Support Certificate program aligns with the objectives covered by the CompTIA A+ exam, introducing learners to the fundamentals of IT support that are critical for success in the workplace, including troubleshooting, customer service, networking, operating systems, system administration and security.
Updated earlier this year, the CompTIA A+ exam focuses on the critical skills that IT professionals need to support and secure today's end points, from traditional and mobile platforms to cloud-enabled IoT devices, as well as new and emerging technologies that are changing the way businesses operate.
CompTIA A+ also stands out from other credentials through its use of performance-based exam items. Test-takers must demonstrate the ability to perform critical IT support tasks in complex IT environments, from security operations to cloud and network administration to platform support. IT professionals who become CompTIA A+ certified are prepared to be contributing team members from day one.
That level of readiness is critical for employers. Professional credentials in the IT field can give job seekers a distinct advantage, whether they're looking for their first job or a promotion from their employer.
A June 2019 white paper produced by IDC and commissioned by CompTIA examined the impact of certifications and training at different points during a tech professional's career. For example, technology professionals who are certified before their first position are 50 percent more likely to get a promotion within one year of hiring than a "never certified" worker. The whitepaper also concluded that CompTIA-certified tech professionals consistently outperform non-certified workers in most security-related and network administration activities.
Opportunities in IT Support
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates that the number of openings for IT support specialists will increase by 10 percent over the next several years; from 697,045 jobs in 2018 to more than 790,300 by 2028. In 2018, the number of job postings by U.S. employers seeking IT support specialists increased by 39 percent over 2017.
The median annual salary for an IT support specialist in 2018 was $50,980, according to the BLS. That was 32 percent higher than the median annual salary for all occupations ($38,640).
In addition to the opportunity to earn the Google-CompTIA badge, individuals who complete the Google IT Support Certificate program will be eligible for special discounts on CompTIA A+ exam vouchers.
For more information on the program visit https://certification.comptia.org/it-career-news/post/view/2019/09/18/google-and-comptia-high-growth-tech-jobs.
About CompTIA
The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) is a leading voice and advocate for the $5 trillion global information technology ecosystem; and the more than 50 million industry and tech professionals who design, implement, manage, and safeguard the technology that powers the world's economy. Through education, training, certifications, advocacy, philanthropy, and market research, CompTIA is the hub for advancing the tech industry and its workforce. Visit www.comptia.org to learn more.


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Paypal has removed the option to withdraw your funds directly from paypal to your online back account. The only other option is to request for a payment cheque from the online money transaction giant.
Paypal has been landing into a lot of troubles with its operation in India lately. The government of India seem not to like the operation and services provided by Paypal. With Paypal it became very easy for anyone to earn a nice share of money from a personal blog or site and get that sum into their bank account.
Paypal is now shutting down the option to withdraw funds directly to your bank account from your online account. So now to have the funds into your account you can only ask them to issue a cheque to your name which would be charged at an additional fee of US$5.
The worst thing about is that, the minimum amount to request for a cheque is $150 and that's way high for most bloggers. So we hope they fix this soon.


Brookfield Bridge Lending Fund Exercises Warrants Issued by Second Wave Petroleum Ltd.
Brookfield Bridge Lending Fund Inc.
Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (TSX:BAM)(NYSE:BAM) announces that its bridge lending fund (the "Fund"), has exercised 37,788,636 Class A Share Purchase Warrants of Second Wave Petroleum Ltd. ("Second Wave") for approximately $4.7 million, which results in the Fund holding an aggregate of 67,077,272 class A shares of Second Wave ("Class A Shares"), or 40.1% of the issued and outstanding Class A Shares.
The Fund has exercised the Class A Share Purchase Warrants and acquired the Class A Shares for investment purposes only. In addition to the Class A Shares described above, the Fund holds a $9 million aggregate principal amount variable rate secured convertible debenture (the "Debenture") which is convertible, in whole or in part, into an aggregate of 81,818,181 Class A Shares. If the Fund were to convert the entire Debenture into Class A Shares then together with the Class A Shares it currently holds, it would hold approximately 60% of the then total issued and outstanding Class A Shares, assuming that Second Wave has not issued any additional Class A Shares.
This exercise of Class A Share Purchase Warrants by the Fund and corresponding increase in ownership of Class A Shares constitutes a change in material fact as disclosed in an early warning report dated October 2, 2007.
Brookfield Bridge Lending Fund offers tailored solutions to North American companies in need of interim capital. Through co-investment with our institutional investors, we are able to execute individual transactions of up to $1 billion without syndication conditions or market flex. The Fund is managed by Brookfield Asset Management Inc.
NOTE: The statements in this press release concerning our future intentions regarding the Fund's investment in Second Wave Petroleum Ltd. Class A Shares may contain forward-looking information and other "forward-looking statements", within the meaning of certain securities laws including Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, Section 21 E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, "safe harbor" provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and in any applicable Canadian securities regulations. We may make such statements in this release, in other filings with Canadian regulators or the SEC or in other communications. The reader should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and information because they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors.
When relying on our forward-looking statements to make decisions with respect to Brookfield Asset Management Inc., investors and others should carefully consider the risks and factors detailed from time to time in the company's form 40-F filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as other documents filed by the company with the securities regulators in Canada and the United States including in the Annual Information Form under the heading "Business Environment and Risks" and other uncertainties and potential events. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements or information, whether written or oral, that may be as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
About this company Brookfield Bridge Lending Fund Inc.


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This fillet recipe has been a part of my life since I started cooking and it is always lovely to prepare for guests. The truth is that it is really easy to cook and one just needs to have enough confidence to brave the flames of the flambé process and to let the meat rest in between cooking steps. Go ahead and try it you will not be disappointed!
1 – Heat up a skillet or sauce pan till really hot, rub the meat with the olive oil and roll in the coarse black pepper, pan fry the fillet on all sides until well seared and golden brown for about 4 to 5 minutes.
2 – Pour the brandy into the pan and flambé until all the alcohol has burned off, immediately remove the meat and let it rest.
4 – Place the fillets into a hot oven just before plating and warm for about 3 to 4 minutes just until the center of the meat is warm, serve with the sauce over and some hot black truffle oil French fries on the side.


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QEII Centre, London - June 11th, 2019
Mike Trace
Forward Trust (Confirmed)
Following a period of 12 years working on and managing projects that provided treatment to the homeless, drug users and offenders, Mike held the post of Deputy UK Anti-Drug Co-ordinator from 1997 until 2001. His duties included the creation of the UK's first National Drug Strategy and the oversight of its initial implementation.
From 2000 to 2003, he was the chair of the European Union drugs agency, the European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA). Here he steered a three-year work plan which involved the collation and dissemination of research and analysis on drug use, problems and responses across Europe.
During 2001 to 2002, Mike also held the post of director of performance at the National Treatment Agency, set up by the UK government to oversee the rapid expansion of the drug treatment sector. In November 2002, he left to work for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Vienna.
Leaving his United Nations post in early 2003, Mike returned to the UK, and the non-governmental sector. After a year as chief executive of The Blenheim Project, a provider of community treatment services in London, he took up his current post as chief executive of RAPt in 2004.
Mike continued to engage in policy issues as President for 10 years of the International Drug Policy Consortium – a global network of non-government organisations with an interest in the promotion of evidence-based drug policy – and since 2018 as the strategic advisor to the UK Parliamentary Group on Drug Policy Reform.
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Hunan University of Commerce Signed Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Hunan Rednet New Media Group on Dec. 15.
Zeng Fuqiu, Member of Party Committee of Hunan University of Commerce Gives Away Letter of Appointment of Guest Professor to Shu Bin, Member of Party Committee of Hunan Publishing Group, Vice General Manager, Secretary of Party Committee and Board Chairman of Hunan Rednet New Media Group.
[rednet.cn] News on Dec. 15 (journalist: Zeng Xiaoying) Hunan University of Commerce signed Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Hunan Rednet New Media Group on Dec. 15 and engaged Shu Bin, a member of Party Committee of Hunan Publishing Group, Vice General Manager, secretary of Party Committee and Board Chairman of Hunan Rednet New Media Group as the guest professor.
Zheng Jiaming, the former vice minister of Hunan Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department and dean of Literature and Journalism College of Hunan University of Commerce, presided over the signing ceremony. Zeng Fuqiu, a member of Party Committee of Hunan University of Commerce signed the Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Shu Bin on behalf of their school and company respectively.
Zheng Jiaming said that the network-school cooperation could "practice the young children favorably" and help Journalism students to acquire knowledge and expand their horizon.
In the opinions of Zeng Fuqiu, the network-school cooperation mechanism will help students to develop into the new media inter-disciplinary talents and this "win-win cooperation" between Hunan University of Commerce and Hunan Rednet New Media Group will certainly take root and sprout with countless fruits.
Shu Bin said that new media was a media with the highest usage rate and Hunan was the highland of new media development. In such case, the new media talent cultivation was faced with the higher demands in Hunan Province. Therefore, rednet will closely cooperate with Hunan University of Commerce to cultivate the new media talents together.
After the ceremony, Shu Bin gave an academic lecture titled by Make Full Use of New Media and Narrate the New Era in Hunan University of Commerce. This lecture focused on the media transition in the context of internet age. Shu Bin said that, "the General Secretary, Xi Jinping mentioned internet contents for eight times in the report of the 19th Session of National Congress of the CPC. This shows that Party and Central Government pay high attention to the new media, therefore, the practitioners are increasingly faced with the higher demands." Given this, both university and media shall keep up with the development steps of new media to strengthen the talent cultivation and platform construction, make use of various communication patterns to integrate the authoritative and positive contents with new media deeply. The participating teachers and students benefited a lot from this lecture which provided detailed cases and abundant contents.


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import com.itsm.generate.PetGenerate;
import com.itsm.generate.WXGenerate;

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    public static void main(String[] args){
        WXGenerate wxGenerate = new WXGenerate();
        wxGenerate.generate();
    }
}

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