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Serena Williams forced to retire from first-round Wimbledon match due to injury
Seamus Fagan, CNN
(CNN) -- Seven-time Wimbledon champion Serena Williams was forced to retire from her first-round match at the All England Club against Aliaksandra Sasnovich on Tuesday due to an injury suffered in the first set.
With Williams leading 3-1 in the first set, the 39-year-old American appeared to slip and hurt herself during a return.
Williams left the court to receive medical attention. After returning, with the match now tied at 3-3, Williams buckled at the baseline midpoint before gingerly walking off the court in tears, acknowledging the fans as she departed.
"I was heartbroken to have to withdraw today after injuring my right leg," said Williams in an Instagram post. "My love and gratitude are with the fans and the team who make being on centre court so meaningful.
"Feeling the extraordinary warmth and support of the crowd today when I walked on -- and off -- the court meant the world to me," added Williams, who was aiming to win a record-tying 24th grand-slam title.
The forfeit marks her first ever first-round loss at Wimbledon.
"Brutal for @serenawilliams but centre court is extremely slippy out there. Not easy to move out there," tweeted British tennis star Andy Murray.
READ: Federer says he 'got a bit lucky' after surviving Wimbledon scare
'I'm so sad for Serena'
Williams was aiming to win a record-tying 24th grand-slam title and the forfeit marks her first ever first-round loss at Wimbledon.
Prior to Tuesday, the American tennis star had a 19-0 record in first-round matches at the famed tournament.
"It was such a nice atmosphere here, my first time on Centre Court," said Belarussian Sasnovich on court after the match, according to the Wimbledon website.
"Thank you everyone, but I am so sad for Serena. She's a great champion, but this happens sometimes in tennis. I wish all the best for her, and a good recovery.
"I like grass, I love England, I love English people, the public," added the 27-year-old Sasnovich. "I will do my best for sure. I will try to make you happy."
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Q: How do you do a subquery in a projection? I am using Spring-Data-JPA and I have a projection but I want one of the parameters to be a list.
I tried writing the following JPQL query:
select new app.HeaderProjection(
  p.businessReference,
  p.name, (
    select l
    from LocalizedString l
    where
      p.id = l.programId and
      p.name.keyHash = l.keyHash
  ))
from Program p

I get (formatted for readability)
Unable to locate appropriate constructor on class [app.HeaderProjection].
Expected arguments are:
  app.BusinessReference,
  app.Localized,
  app.ProgramLocalizedString

The last parameter looks weird in that I am expecting it to be a list rather than a single object.
Similar to Projection in JPQL with property of type list but using a subquery.
So far the only way I can think about getting around this is to make a project that joins reference, name and optional localized strings one localized string at a time, then create new objects by iterating through that collection.
select new app.HeaderProjection(
  p.businessReference,
  p.name,
  l
)
from Program p
  left join LocalizedString l
    on
      p.id = l.programId and
      p.name.keyHash = l.keyHash

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Terrorism is difficult to deal with – Macrae, EU Delegate
On February 26, 2012 6:18 pmIn Politicsby adefaye
By VICTORIA OJEME
In this interview with European Union Delegate, Ambassador Denis Macrae, he shares his experience on the security challenges in Nigeria and the relations between Europe and Africa. He also talks about the raging Euro crisis. Excerpt:
What was the outcome of EU Nigeria migration meeting?
One of the things we stress is not just about restricting movement into Europe. It's looking at migration from both sides – inward and outwards and also the contribution that migration can make to development and we mention the project which is now in place that European Union is funding to develop various aspects of our corporation with Nigeria on the migration issue.
Basically, we are interested in encouraging and facilitating legal migration from both sides. To facilitate migration for students, business people and tourists from both sides who want to travel. There is a work-in-progress to making it even better. So, this is one of the things that we were discussing. There was also a mention of frontex, the European Union's border agency and has also recently signed an agreement with Nigeria that they will work together on this issue.
There are challenges as you are aware with things like trafficking, drug smuggling and illegal migration. There are issues relating to instability and terrorism that I touched upon earlier when we talked about migration and development. This is what that meeting was all about.
In the past 4 years what has been the level of involvement of the EU in the socioeconomic development in Nigeria?
That brings me to the first question you have asked here. What I would say is that despite the economic and financial issues that EU has had to deal with, the programme of cooperation with Nigeria has not been effected and the reason for this has to do with the fact that we have post EU agreement fund which is an agreement that was entered into with the other countries including Nigeria.
It involves medium and long-term programmes of support. It's not something that is turned on and off like a tap. EU development fund is a guaranteed source of funding for cooperation activities, as I have said, the things we are particularly concerned with here are about good governance in all its manifestations and this includes support for fight against corruption, it includes support for the justice sector, it includes things like addressing problems of organised crime; all those things that have to do with political governance as well as economic governance.
We have peace and stability, which is the prerequisite for development of any country. And then we have a very important aspect of governance which is institution building for improved service delivery and poverty alleviation. Good governance is not about people only, it's is about having the right institutional frame work. In fact in this area of institution building, we have paid attention to the water sanitation sector.
How has the UN House bombing in August, 2011 affected your perception and concerns for security in Nigerians?
The first thing to note is that it was a suicide bomb attack. I am not sure about the police head quarters bomb attack but it was actually a suicide bombing and that takes us to a different level and even a higher level when we witness the attack on the UN building. Until that time, one might have seen it as a local phenomenal. If one goes back a year or two as we know when we talked about BOKO HARAM we talked about Boko Haram in the context of Maiduguri and to go from that to the bombing of the UN headquarters is quit a jump.
Obviously the security apparatus of the country is being tested to it limits about what is happening but you know the world as a whole is vulnerable to terrorist activities. If a group of people for what ever reason embark on a course of terrorism, even in most advanced societies, it's not an easy thing to deal with. I happen to listen to BBC recently where it was reported that they actually arrested four people and they were found guilty of having plotted terrorist attack on certain places in central London; like the Stock Exchange, Big Ben, and this wheel that you see.
Obviously that was a success to the security services who had been tracing these people and some how got intelligence and following their vehicles and were actually arrested before they could carry out any of these terrible deeds. That was a very good thing and if you may recall several years ago bombs going off in the underground buses, killing a lot of people.
Ambassador Denis Macrae
I think we can only as an European Union give our full support as we are doing and certainly recognising the challenges that this country is now facing. It's a very difficult thing to deal with for any country. It's not an easy thing to talk about. However, because as you realise the future of this present situation we don't really understand as outsiders what these people are actually trying to achieve.
You have Sharia law in the Northern part of the country already. Why are we facing some kind of group who are claiming to be acting on behalf of Muslims? Which Muslims are they talking about? It's quite obvious that the majority of the casualties in Kano are Muslims. I think it's a shameful disgrace that this kind of thing is happening in Nigeria.
Nigerians are known to be the best for peace keeping in Africa. Do you think they are lacking on the issue of security?
As I have said I think any country, faced with a group of people who are prepared to kill indiscriminately, has a problem. My own country had these problems to deal with and in some situations it's been very successful, in others, less so. There are a lot of people walking around today affected by terrorism in the UK and in other parts of Europe. I wouldn't say that because it has happened in Nigeria it means that the security forces have not been trying to solve the matter.
It's a very difficult thing to deal with. If you asked me, if they got all the security resources they need, I would say that it's unlikely that they have all the resources that they possibly need because as you know Nigeria generally speaking needs more resources.
Migrants have become the vulnerable groups of racial hate and attacks in Europe as a result of the poor performance of the economies. What do you think should be the way out of this scourge, which has the same impact and effect as the philosophy of those who reject western culture and values?
I saw the most horrible things on television linked with the Steven Lawrence affair. Steven Lawrence was a student of architecture. He was black. 18 years of age. He was a bright young man and he had an ambition to become an architect. He was stabbed by a group of racists at a bus stop in London and his killers were acquitted by the police. They do not have necessary evidence and his mother campaigned for over 17 years to bring this people back to trial having been acquitted.
There was even a change in the law because previously the law did not allow you to bring someone back to court for an offense it had already been acquitted of. And with modern police methods and so on, they were able to watch the behaviors of these persons to actually know what these white persons were doing. Eventually they were brought back to court recently and two of them have already been sentenced to 30years in prison for the murder of Steve Lawrence who had been buried in Jamaica where his people originated from.
The important thing is to recognize what has been happening. The metropolitan police has been reformed. It was considered actually in the police force some racism and some attitudes. There was a new team that was put in place to look into this issue to get to the bottom of it and a lot of support for Steve Lawrence and his family not just from black people but predominantly white people to make a difference in their European country.
Why should the European countries and US be pushing for obnoxious socio-cultural policies and tying it to their development assistance programmes to developing economies at the time when there is a rising wave of anger against Western Liberalism?
Are you referring to same sex marriages? We are a free liberal and open society with full respect for rule of law and human rights. We in Europe would consider that what ever consenting adults wish to do between themselves as a private affair and not something that you and I should be popping our noises into. It doesn't mean we are all homosexuals. Far from it! As you know we feel it's correct to respect people's right to privacy so far it isn't harming others. I personally don't see what business it is of mine if you wanted to marry a woman.
It's an individual decision. Another aspect for this as far as Nigeria is concerned is that Nigeria has signed up for certain international treaties. When we look at legislation in this field it could be in conflict with issues with human rights. It's a subject we recognise that there is a different view with Europe and some African people.
What is the cause of the Euro zone crisis and how contagious is the problem?
The problem in the financial sphere was global initially. It wasn't only Europe but what emerged subsequently was the accumulation of debt at the national level which was not manageable – in some instances if one does the figures. You asked me if this is endemic or contagious, and I did say it's not necessarily so.
It's certainly not endemic that it should be a problem. It implies both. I don't think that is the correct way of looking at things. I want to mention something else in this respect. The way countries and economies are seen is very much a matter of how credible they are and how confident people are. You can build confidence and you can loose confidence and I think its something actually Nigeria has experienced most recently in connection with the fuel subsidy issue.
These people who are very bold in the demonstration which took place and also trying to engage with the public and government; they interface between these two. First of all we did agree that the fuel subsidy was not sustainable. Something would have to be done because the cost of the fuel subsidy was simply becoming enormous – $8billion and N1.7trillion. It's too much of a nation's resources.
They acknowledged that this is something that couldn't continue indefinitely. And it has to do also with confidence in government. If you want to be a reforming administration as the Jonathan Administration that has a transformation agenda, then it is important to carry the people along with you. In some respect these has been a telling experience for Nigeria as a whole. I think today there is a greater recognition on all sides of the importance of the issue.
I think one of the positives in it is an underlining message of the importance of good governance in all its forms and the need for transparency and obviously the need to stamp out any from of corruption or wrong doings in the administration of public affairs nation's resources and when I look at it in regard to Europe and the issues that Europe is having to deal with. Trust built on credibility and transparency. I think that's the meeting point of those people in civil society who want to see this country move forward and those in government who's job it is to make it move forward.
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Fettah Filali, dit Tanto, est un footballeur marocain qui évoluait au poste d'attaquant.

Biographie

Il est meilleur buteur du championnat du Maroc lors de la saison 1964-1965 en inscrivant 16 buts.

Lors de la finale de la Coupe du Maroc 1966-1967, le FUS de Rabat affronte le , la RS Settat dans le Stade d'honneur de Casablanca. C'est Fettah Filali qui ouvre le score pour le FUS à la . Les Settatis réussissent à égaliser à la , avant que Lâaroussi offre le titre au FUS grâce à un but à la .

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 Vainqueur de la Coupe du Trône en 1967 avec le FUS de Rabat

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Naissance dans le protectorat français au Maroc
Footballeur marocain
Joueur du FUS de Rabat
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)

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Just wanted to share that kwippy.com, India's premier conversational platform was covered in yesterday's Economic Times. For the uninitiated Economic Times is India's Leading Business Newspaper run by Bennett, Coleman & Co Ltd. This is the first reference of Kwippy in mainstream Print Media. Here's the complete news item.
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This entry was posted in conversations, kwippy and tagged bot, buzz, chatbot, economictimes, ET, gtalk, IM, indiatimes, lifemojo, yahoo on April 9, 2009 by mayank.
I've been thinking, I've been wanting and I've been trying but with no avail.
I am talking about my relationship with "Google Reader". As much as I love reading blogs I've never really got too much into using RSS readers to follow blogs I like. That said, I started using Google Reader more actively a couple of months back, reading posts, sharing them and even favoriting some(do you actually go back and read what you starred ?). Things were fine till I was just following 5-7 blogs but once that number crossed a dozen, things started becoming difficult. I know, anything less than 40-50 blogs on the RSS reader is not a problem with many and some can even manage reading(or just manage) 100's of blogs in their reader but incidentally "reading blogs" is not that only thing I do and thus have a problem keeping track of large number of blogs and using another tool for it all together.
I happened to skip checking out my reader for a weekend(while out of station) and had a really tough time getting back following it regularly. While I was not doing any good at being regular reading post from blogs I like and the things my friends share this happened. I've made good friends with my gtalk and gotten it to do all sorts of things thanks to our kwippy gtalk bot. It's been a regular affair now to check my google reader once-twice a week and to quickly glance through the new items and the way things are going I have a hunch that despite all its goodness I might just have to stop using it all together as now I can get new posts from blogs I like or what's being said about social media marketing on twitter delivered straight to my gtalk which is nothing short of spectacular.
So, what's your story ?
This entry was posted in conversations, fun, kwippy, social media, software and tagged blog, goodbye, google, gtalk, reader, rss, subscribe on December 4, 2008 by mayank.
If you are interested in following the latest updates on recent blasts and the current situation in Mumbai via your gtalk.
You can easily do so by following http://www.kwippy.com/tajbuzz/ and http://www.kwippy.com/mumbaibuzz/.
Our prayers are with people of Mumbai.
This entry was posted in kwippy, society and tagged blasts, gtalk, mumbai, twitter on November 27, 2008 by mayank.


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Brian Paone Marlon Hayes J.M. Ames M.R.Ward Laurie Gardiner S.W. Anderson Arielle Williams Lauren Nalls
A Journey of Words From Scout Media comes A Journey of Words the second volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world In this installation the authors will lead the reader
Title: A Journey of Words
Author: Brian Paone Marlon Hayes J.M. Ames M.R.Ward Laurie Gardiner S.W. Anderson Arielle Williams Lauren Nalls
From Scout Media comes A Journey of Words the second volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world.In this installation, the authors will lead the reader to destinations unknown from the heartbreak of driving to visit a loved one for the last time, to the far reaches of outer space, to mysterious islands inhabited by long forFrom Scout Media comes A Journey of Words the second volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world.In this installation, the authors will lead the reader to destinations unknown from the heartbreak of driving to visit a loved one for the last time, to the far reaches of outer space, to mysterious islands inhabited by long forgotten spirits You will learn how deadly a trip to a greenhouse can be, the perils involved in delivering the mail, and a hard lesson about how shiny new Volkswagon Beetles should not be trusted These stories of traveling and journeys will touch your heart, send shivers down your spine, and make you root for the underdog.Whether to be enlightened, entertained, or momentarily caught up in another world, these selections convey the true spirit of the short story.
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Brian Paone Marlon Hayes J.M. Ames M.R.Ward Laurie Gardiner S.W. Anderson Arielle Williams Lauren Nalls says:
Brian Paone was born and raised in the Salem, Massachusetts area Brian has, thus far, published four novels a memoir about being friends with a drug addicted rock star, Dreams Are Unfinished Thoughts a macabre cerebral horror novel, Welcome to Parkview a time travel romance novel, Yours Truly, 2095, which was nominated for a Hugo Award, though it did not make the finalists and a supernatural, crime noir detective novel, Moonlight City Drive.Along with his four novels, Brian has published three short stories Outside of Heaven, which is featured in the anthology, A Matter of Words The Whaler s Dues, which is featured in the anthology, A Journey of Words Anesthetize or A Dream Played in Reverse on Piano Keys , which is featured in the anthology, A Haunting of Words and Two Gunslingers, which is featured in the anthology, A Contract of Words.Brian is also a vocalist and has released seven albums with his four bands Yellow 1, Drop Kick Jesus, The Grave Machine, and Transpose.Brian is married to a US Naval Officer, and they have four children He is a retired police officer and worked in law enforcement for sixteen years from 2002 2018 He is a self proclaimed roller coaster junkie, a New England Patriots fanatic, and his favorite color is burnt orange.For information on all his books and music, visit BrianPaone.
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Carl Jenkins says:
My story is one of those in this book, so of course I'm a bit biased, but it truly has a bit of something for nearly every taste. Thirty-six authors provide thirty-six separate tales that will delight you, make you cry, make you thirst for exotic lands, make you sleep with the light on, or make you remember people and places that were imbued with special meaning for you. There is no single genre common to all of the stories, rather they each involve a physical journey as a central theme. So grab [...]
M.R. Ward says:
This anthology of short stories has something for everyone: horror, sci-fi, drama, saying goodbye to loved ones, dealing with abuse, finding one's own path in life. Each one is unique and well-written. I highly recommend this book!!!
Donise Sheppard says:
"Conversations with the Serpent" by Andrea Barrios and "The Last Ride" by J.M. Ames are my two favorite stories in the anthology. Both stories are incredibly well written and moved me to tears.
Lauren Nalls says:
This thick collection of travel-themed short stories really does hold something for everyone. If you want to know what it's like to move north of the border into the United States from your native Mexico, Andrea Barrios can show you with beautiful, lyrical, style in her story "Conversations with the Serpent." If you've always wanted to roam with the dinosaurs, then Carl D. Jenkins has you covered in his story, "Jurassic Station." You can ride a germ-filled bus with Susan Gibbons in "21 Minutes," [...]
Sylvia Schneider says:
I bought the Kindle edition on the recommendation of one of the authors. This is a fun collection with something for everyone. Each story had its own appeal, even the cutesy addendum Brian's little girl wrote. However, in the Kindle edition at least, there were DOZENS of errors - typos, misspelled words, incorrect homophones, punctuation - if you can get past that without getting too distracted, I think you'll enjoy the tales told. It's hard to pick a favorite; but I laughed, I cried - this is n [...]
Douglas Esper says:
Obviously I'm biased as one of my stories appears in this anthology, but i've really enjoyed the other stories as well. Sometimes anthologies with several different genres can be a clunky affair, but as each story has a journey at its heart, the book has a flow. Some of my favorites:Get Your kicks On Route 66 by David WilliamsAnts of Uranus! by Randy BlazakJurassic Station by Carl D. JenkinsThe Last Ride by "That heart-wrenching bastard" J.M. AmesThe Whalers Dues by Brian Paoneand many many othe [...]
Susan Gibbons says:
Enjoyable from the front to the back. There is something for everyone - humor, hope, and healing.
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Jurassic Station was my favorite. Secondhand Dolls and The Last Ride were heartfelt and yet gut wrenching at the same time. There are stories for everyone in this collection.
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Frantiček Klossner (* 28. Februar 1960 in Grosshöchstetten) ist ein Schweizer Künstler. Er ist spartenübergreifend tätig in den Bereichen Videokunst, Installation, Fotografie sowie Zeichnung und Public Art.

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Frantiček Klossner absolvierte seine künstlerische Ausbildung von 1985 bis 1989 an der F+F Schule für Kunst und Mediendesign in Zürich. Eine Weiterbildung in Performance/Theater schloss er bis 1992 an. 1990/1991 verbrachte er in New York City mit einem Stipendium der Stadt Bern. 1992 bis 1995 bildete er sich in Film, Videokunst und Mediendesign weiter. 1994 übernahm er einen Lehrauftrag an der F+F Schule für Kunst und Mediendesign, den er bis 2000 innehatte. Von 1996 bis 1998 war er Stipendiat am Schweizerischen Institut in Rom Istituto Svizzero di Roma. Von 2001 bis 2003 hatte Klossner einen Lehrauftrag an der Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz in Aarau. Seit 2006 hat er einen Lehrauftrag für Performance an der Hochschule der Künste Bern.

Klossner ist ausserdem als Kurator tätig. So war er 2007 Co-Kurator der Ausstellung Les rêves du château im Musée historique et des porcelaines de Nyon und 1995 Kurator der Ausstellung Always Online in der Stadtgalerie Bern. Er gründete 1992 das Video-Festival Peep Art in Bern, das er bis 1996 leitete. Er kuratierte von 2006 bis 2009 den «Valiart Kulturraum für Medienkunst» in Bern. 2012 kuratierte er das Performancetreffen der ECAV École cantonale d'art du Valais auf dem Gipfel des Mont Fort im Wallis sowie die Ausstellung Wild at Heart in Zusammenarbeit mit der Hamburger Sammlung Reinking in der Zone Contemporaine in Bern mit Werken von Baldur Burwitz, Fabian Chiquet, Wim Delvoye, Andreas Egli, Manon, Victorine Müller, Ferhat Özgür und Antal Thoma.

Werke in Sammlungen
Klossners Werke befinden sich in öffentlichen Sammlungen, darunter im Schweizerischen Nationalmuseum, im Kunsthaus Zürich, in der Sammlung der Moses Mendelssohn Stiftung in Berlin, in der Sammlung Reinking in Hamburg, im Museum für Kunst und Geschichte Freiburg, im Ursula Blickle Videoarchiv Österreichische Galerie Belvedere in Wien, im Neuen Berliner Kunstverein, in der Sammlung Carola und Günther Ketterer-Ertle, in der Graphischen Sammlung der Schweizerischen Nationalbibliothek, im Kunstmuseum Bern, im Kunstmuseum Solothurn, in der Videosammlung der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek in Leipzig, in der Bundeskunstsammlung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft, im Kunsthaus Centre PasquArt Biel-Bienne sowie in den Kunstsammlungen des Kantons Bern und der Stadt Bern.

Werke im öffentlichen Raum
 2014: Klepsydra, Performative Installation, Kirche Jegenstorf
 2011: In Fragen baden, Visuelle Poesie, Sandstrahlarbeiten auf Glasfassaden, Schwimmbad Weyermannshaus Bern
 2011: Alte Liebe rostet nicht, Visuelle Poesie, Permanente Installation, Haus der Universität Bern
 2010: Fünf Sinne plus 1, permanente Installation, Christkatholische Kirche St. Peter und Paul (Bern), Bern
 2007: Certains vivent pour la première fois, Urban-Art, Philosophische Straßenmarkierung, Môtiers, Val de Travers, NE
 2005: Daumen- und Zehenkino, Urban-Art, ephemere Druckgrafik auf Asphalt, Inselspital, Bern
 1998: Unterbrochene Notizen, Visuelle Poesie, Textinstallation auf Glasfassade, Schweizerisches Institut in Rom
 1996: Übungstisch für soziale Neigungswinkel, Performative Skulptur, Ausgleichskasse des Kantons Bern

Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)
 2018: Network Kulturpreis, Ehrenpreis für Bildende Kunst
 2017: Gewinner des Wettbewerbs "Kultur-Digital" der Bildungs- und Kulturdirektion des Kantons Bern
 2009: Artposition Award, Publikumspreis
 2007: Werkbeitrag Kulturfonds, Bundesamt für Kultur BAK
 2009: Valiart Medienkunstpreis der Valiant Bank
 1999: Nominierung für den Kunstpreis der Böttcherstraße, Bremen
 1997: Videokunstpreis der Länder Thüringen und Rheinland-Pfalz
 1997: Werkstipendium der UBS Kulturstiftung
 1996: Mitgliedschaft am Schweizerischen Institut in Rom
 1992: Kunstpreis der Bernischen Kunstgesellschaft, Aeschlimann-Corti Stiftung
 1990: New-York-Stipendium der Stadt Bern

Bibliographie (Auswahl)
 Peter Fischer: Schweizer Skulptur seit 1945, Snoeck Verlag, Aargauer Kunsthaus, 2021
 Claudia Waldner: Ich nicht Ich – Das Selbstbild im digitalen Zeitalter, Kunsthaus Zofingen, 2017
 Peter Friese: Frantiček Klossner – Kairos und Chronos, Kunstverein Ruhr, Essen, NRW, 2015
 Christine Breyhan: Franticek Klossner – Infinite Performance, in: Kunstforum International, Band 228, Aug–Sept 2014
 Gabrielle Obrist: Menschliche Aggregatzustände, in: Laboratorium – Franticek Klossner, Kunsthalle Wil, 2014.
 Gabrielle Obrist: Liquid Identity, in: Underground, Kontur Kunstverein Stuttgart e.V., 2014; Herausgeber Raimund Menges.
 Alice Henkes: Intervall vital, in: Feu sacré – Zum 200-jährigen Jubiläum der Bernischen Kunstgesellschaft, Kunstmuseum Bern, 2013; ISBN 978-3-86859-254-2.
 Kathleen Bühler: His- & Herstory, in: Das schwache Geschlecht – Neue Männerbilder in der Kunst, Kunstmuseum Bern, 2013; ISBN 978-3-906628-94-3.
 Susanne Petersen: Schlaf der Vernunft, in: Der Spiegel des Narziss, Taxispalais – Kunsthalle Tirol, Innsbruck, Snoeck Verlagsgesellschaft Köln, 2012; ISBN 978-3-86442-030-6.
 Michaela Nolte: Der Kunstflüsterer, Berner Almanach, Band 6 Performance, Edition Atelier Bern, 2012; ISBN 978-3-9523742-7-6.
 Hans Christoph von Tavel, Franticek Klossner: Neugier erfolgreich gelandet, zum Werk von Meret Oppenheim, in: Merets Funken, Kunstmuseum Bern, Bern 2012, ISBN 978-3-86678-678-3.
 Mechthild Zawadynski: Kunst am eigenen Leib, Kunsthalle Dominikanerkirche Osnabrück in Kooperation mit Rik Reinking, Hamburg, 2011 ISBN 978-3-89946-162-6.
 Christoph Vögele: Franticek Klossner/Schattenriss und Projektion, Kunstmuseum Solothurn, Verlag für moderne Kunst, Nürnberg 2008, ISBN 978-3-940748-58-4.
 Michaela Nolte: Franticek Klossner/What's left when the head is melting, Galerie Mönch, Berlin 2006.
 Gerhard J. Lischka: ART CLIPS, ZKM Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe 2006, ISBN 3-7757-1899-0.
 Städtische Museen Heilbronn: Die obere Hälfte/Die Büste seit Auguste Rodin, Edition Braus im Wachter Verlag, 2005, ISBN 978-3-89904-177-4.
 Hartware Medienkunstverein, Dortmund: So wie die Dinge liegen, Revolver Archiv für aktuelle Kunst Frankfurt, 2004, ISBN 978-3-937577-63-0.
 Neue Galerie Graz, Universalmuseum Joanneum: M_ARS Kunst und Krieg, Peter Weibel und G. Holler-Schuster. Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2003; ISBN 978-3-77571-312-2.
 Dolores Denaro: Franticek Klossner/MESS UP YOUR MIND, Kunsthaus Grenchen, 2001, ISBN 3-90674-704-2.

Weblinks
 Literatur von und über Frantiček Klossner im Katalog der Schweizerischen Nationalbibliothek, Helveticat
 Literatur von und über Frantiček Klossner im Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek
 Zentrum für Kunst und Medien ZKM Karlsruhe, Frantiček Klossner

 Kunstforum International, Band 228, Christine Breyhan, Künstlergespräch mit Franticek Klossner, 2014
 Kunstmagazin ARTMAPP #07, Sebastian Baden, Künstlergespräch mit Franticek Klossner, 2014
 Website von Frantiček Klossner auf Deutsch
 Website des Künstlers Frantiček Klossner auf Griechisch
 Website des Künstlers Frantiček Klossner auf Arabisch

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« Davis and Chakrabarti slam "internment" suggestion | Main | Grassroots welcome IDS' recommendations with one notable exception... »
Noisy Zulu warriors greet the return of the quiet man
Good week: Iain Duncan Smith. The former Tory leader's 188 recommendation report into tackling the problems of 'broken Britain' was well received by most observers - including the centre right press. What was an eventful week for the Centre for Social Justice was summarised yesterday by our new Saturday columnist, Cameron Watt. The ConservativeHome video below captures two minutes of a performance by God's Golden Acre - a charity awarded at the CSJ's third annual awards evening on Wednesday night. Iain's week ended with an after dinner speech to Grantham and Stamford Conservatives. IDS was due to celebrate twenty years of Quentin Davies' time as an MP. Instead the event became a fundraiser for the local party.
The Tory campaign in Ealing Southall also had a good week. Today's two Tonies photo about our candidate being photographed with Mr Blair was unhelpful for momentum but is unlikely to prevent a good result. The likelihood of an encouraging result was given a big boost at the start of the week by the defection to the blue corner of five Ealing Labour councillors.
Bad week: The gambling industry. Reacting to the family-friendly Tories' successful wooing of The Daily Mail, Gordon Brown fought for a foothold on the moral high ground by overturning Tony Blair's supercasino plans. More here. Brown will fight hard to prevent the Tories' newly-arrived communications supremo, Andy Coulson, from building a good relationship with Paul Dacre's newspaper.
Roundabout week: The transatlantic relationship. Earlier in the week Labour ministers Douglas Alexander and Mark Malloch Brown appeared to suggest that the UK-US relationship would be downplayed and institutions like the United Nations would become more important. Gordon Brown instructed his chief of staff to write to all Cabinet ministers to tell them that there would be no downplaying. David Miliband went further in today's News of the World - promising "no change" in the special relationship.
Non-event of the week: The LibDems' publication of their tax plans. Menzies Campbell simply isn't box office. The next week may see a leadership challenge get underway. One journalist who had been ringing LibDem MPs for criticisms of their leader kept being told to call back after Thursday's by-elections. If the LDs do badly in Ealing and Sedgefield expect Operation Clegg to get underway.
July 15, 2007 at 19:17 in Editor's Review of the Week | Permalink
Sorry Editor. Just what planet are you on?? Today's press revelations about Mr Lit are nothing short of catastrophic. While we could get away with this sort of nonsense during a general election - the intense media focus on this one campaign means we will have this story around our necks until polling day with all the consequences that will entail.
Posted by: Dave's Moobies | July 15, 2007 at 19:39
I have abandoned plans to help the Labour-donating imposter who is our "candidate" in Ealing Southall. That photo of Lit with Bliar made me puke.
Posted by: TFA Tory | July 15, 2007 at 19:52
TFA Tory - you are the sort who is losing votes as it is so your non appearance will be most welcome. IDS may have had a good week for himself but he hasn't done the party much good according to the polls has he?
Posted by: Cardinal Pirelli | July 15, 2007 at 20:11
I just want a party member who has not donated thousands to our opponents as a candidate. Is that too much to ask?
PART OF COMMENT OVERWRITTEN BY THE EDITOR.
From today's Sunday Telegraph article -
"Tony Lit, 34, the wealthy head of an Asian radio station, became a member of the Conservative Party only days before he was unveiled as their surprise choice to fight the vacant seat of Ealing Southall later this week.
As they paraded him on June 28, Tory campaigners hailed Mr Lit as the perfect candidate, with good looks and charm and a high profile in the west London constituency, where they hoped he could secure a massive coup by routing Labour from the safe seat.
But it has now emerged that, just a week earlier, he donated £4,800 to the Labour Party and attended a glittering Labour fundraising dinner at the Riverbank Plaza on London's Albert Embankment....
During an auction, the Sunrise table also successfully bid £4,000 for a weekend trip to Atlanta, the highlight of which was two places at a fundraising dinner for Hillary Clinton....
Just days after the dinner, however, Mr Lit - at that point not a member of the Tory party - was approaching Mr Cameron's team to say he would like to be their candidate in Ealing Southall...He was parachuted into the seat by the then Tory chairman Francis Maude".
The article has a photograph of Sunrise Radio's cheque that was made payable to the Labour Party. No self-respecting Tory would attend such a dinner, make such a payment or bid to attend a Hilary clinton fund-raising dinner.
Perhaps "Cardinal Pirelli" can explain why my description of Tony Lit as a "Labour-donating imposter" is inaccurate. He should resign as the Conservative candidate.
Editor - I'm sure you know the acronym that TFA tory used and that that sort of language is unacceptable on here (even though it might be when used among his army pals), this is especially the case from someone who clearly agitates against the conservative party.
What army pals?
I am not agitating against the Conservative Party, just a candidate who has been exposed as a Labour donor.
You were using army slang, my apolgies for giving you an undeserved status in that case.
I've overwritten the offending part, Cardinal P.
TFA: I won't warn you again - if you can't debate without getting personal I'll have to delete your comments as a matter of course and take action to ban you from commenting at all.
Posted by: Editor | July 15, 2007 at 20:51
Thank you Tim, I appreciate robust debate but I draw the line at swearing at each other, however coded.
Cardinal, you whine to the Editor like the pathetic Justine Hinchcliffe. Perhaps you are related. Here is an other "Lit" from today's Observer.
"A Tory spokesman denied their candidate had done anything wrong by attending the dinner, pointing out that he was then in his radio job, before he gave it up a week later to stand in the by-election. 'It's normal for businessmen to do this kind of thing,' he said. 'He'd been at a Conservative party event two weeks before which was also held for the Asian community. Given the importance of Sunrise Radio, it would be odd if he hadn't gone to the dinner.' The spokesman said that they had not yet received an invoice for the £4,000 pledge, which he said would be paid for by Sunrise. He added the Lits had been told the fund-raising event was organised by Labour MP Keith Vaz, and that the money would be going to his charity, Starline, which helps disadvantaged children."
The £4,000 pledge referred to the auction "prize" of the Hilary Clinton fundraising dinner. The Sunday Telegraph published Sunrise's payment of £4,800 for the dinner.
So why would Mr Lit think that the dinner was in aid of the Vaz charity?
Mr Lit appears to have been "economical with the truth" in his discussions with CCHQ. He should resign now to avoid further embarrassment for the Party that he has just joined.
In the above post, I should have made it clear that the Sunrise cheque for £4,800 was made payable to the Labour Party.
"like the pathetic Justine Hinchcliffe"
Justin Hinchcliffe is a man and a long-term contributor. You referring to him with a woman's name is just another personal insult. I hope the Ed overwrites that one too.
And for the millionth time, it was Avtar Lit, NOT Tony Lit, who wrote the cheque.
Posted by: Tory T | July 15, 2007 at 21:13
COMMENT OVERWRITTEN BY THE EDITOR AND COMMENTER NOW SUBJECT TO AN IP BAN FOR REPEATED PERSONALISATION OF THREADS.
If IDS' comments about yet more state interference in family life are "a good thing" then I am seriously worried about what the Conservative party stands for in 2007. Is the way to fight socialist social engineering yet more social engineering?
Posted by: Ed | July 15, 2007 at 22:49
Tory T
Sunrise is not ICI or BP...just because director 'A' signed a cheque, I cannot believe that in a company of this size, director 'B' - his son - was not unaware that payments had been made to the Labour party. As always in these cases it's not a question of legality..it's a question of judgement...and here it was sadly lacking.
I really do think it a bit rich that Ken Clark, the Labour organiser extraordinaire has the audacity to talk about 'clear breaches of electoral law'. This man has stood for local election in Thurrock and Havering on dubious claims of local residency just so he could be a candidate. That could be construed as making a false statementon nomination papers - an election offence.
Don't know why Labour put such great store on him. He led the Labour campaign in Thurrock in 2004, which saw a Labour majority of 33 become a Tory one of 7 and the then lost Labour's safest seat in Havering in 2006 to the BNP by 1 vote
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With The Sims 2: Nightlife, players will be able to take their Sims out to hit all the swanky hot spots in the all new downtown location and spice up their lives with an all new dating gameplay and a new life goal focused on pleasure seeking.
There is something endearing about the Sims franchise, which has been nothing short of a staggering phenomenon with The Sims 2 selling over a million copies in its first 10 days alone. The University expansion pack added all-new depth to the game, and now Nightlife gives your virtual people even more to do, even if it does seem to lack as much content as the previous add-on.
Nightlife is all about socializing, with the new downtown area that features 30 different restaurants, clubs, bowling alleys, and more for your Sims to visit. However, if you don't like the pre-made haunts that you are provided with, you can feel free to go modify and expand the downtown area as much as you would like, or build one from scratch. For instance, I was sitting at one of the cafes and realized what downtown was really missing: a goth club that featured a bar and a bowling alley. So within 20 minutes, Nosferatu Lanes was open for business, complete with a DJ and bartenders that were put to work as soon as my Sim visited for the first time.
Aside from the downtown area, the most important addition is that of dating, which adds a whole new depth to getting your Sims better acquainted with one other. When creating your character, you can now pick from a variety of turn-ons and turn-offs (such as vampirism, hair color, and fitness, to name a few). If you have pre-existing Sims from before the expansion, then they will be assigned turn-ons and turn-offs randomly, seeing as how you cannot modify an already created Sim. There is also a chemistry feature that can make Sims progressively hate or love each other even more. This can be a blessing or curse depending, especially if you're the type who doesn't like to hold grudges or have them held against you.
The new dating function is much like trying to get your little Sim into private school with the headmaster. You start with a timer and a progression bar to the side of the screen to tell you how well you are doing, and if this isn't enough, you can also be straightforward and ask your date what they want to see or do, or where they want to go. This feature can be a bit depressing, however, as my poor Sim found out when he asked his date what she wanted to do after a wonderfully ranked date, to which she responded that she wanted to make out with three different people. There are also group outings that function much the same way but are vastly more difficult because of the range of personalities you have to satisfy at once.
Some other noticeable features are easier aspiration goals more often, cars, and vampires. That's right – your Sim can finally transport him/herself to work. There are other interactions with the car as well, if you just want to chill out and listen to music or even make woohoo with that special someone in the backseat. Your Sim can also take the car out for a spin, which is great fun for them. Vampires are a nice addition, for those Sims who truly live for the nightlife; just don't expect to be doing any daily gardening, as you will start to smolder in the sun. However, the vampire count is rather hard to find, so if you really feel like feeding on Bob Newbie, you're going to be spending some time in the darker corners of downtown.
The graphics and novel animations of the Sims games have always been one of its greatest appeals, and Nightlife capitalizes on this aspect by adding several new and interesting objects. If you've ever wanted your Sim to run their own dance party, no problem – just stick them in the DJ booth. Of course, if you really want to get your fellow Sims pumping on the dance floor, then you need a high creativity skill.
Picture booths are another neat addition. You can put your Sims into the picture booth and pick either a normal or goofy picture, and afterwards, the picture will appear in your Sim's inventory for you to place where you will. There is another way for you Sim to bulk up now, called the Electro Dance Sphere, but you might want to train a bit even before you try the lowest setting (of which there are three), or your Sim will end up on his back or a puddle of vomit.
My favorite new object, however, is the poker table. You can sit down four Sims to play a game, and the detail is great; your Sims shuffle with flair, gloat, or hang their heads in despair, and they even roll around extra chips when bored. The other new objects are just more chairs, tables, mirrors, etc. The only special thing worth mentioning is the new Fire Jet, which is just a little metal bowl that you put on the ground, but after you light it, gouts of flame begin to fly up every few moments. Word to the wise: do not put them inside a house; my poor Sim found this out the hard way and brought my experiments to a standstill.
Sadly, there are no new careers, which I always look forward to in the expansion packs, but there is a new "pleasure" aspiration. This one functions just like the others and seems the most romantic with its hedonistic wants. Some of my aspirations were: ask out a certain Sim, go out to eat, juggle, bowl, join the criminal career, and my lifetime goal was to be at the top of the slacker career. If you're the type who seems to spend more time downtown than at home, then you should definitely check out this path. Personally, I think I'll stick with the path of knowledge, because who doesn't want to see a ghost?
The sounds for the various interfaces have been redone and are catchy as always. The sound quality is vastly unchanged though, and I do have to question a few of the techno sounding songs because they made me want to burn downtown to the ground. Otherwise, the music is, as always, a great background to the life of the Sims. You can always just add your own music if you want some variety or just don't like the default selection.
Another feature that bears mentioning is the fact that you can now see your neighbors and other environmental objects. Your Sims can now live in the middle of a sprawling forest with the roofs of your neighbors as the only thing in sight. It also helps preserve the feeling of your Sims being isolated from the rest of the community when you can look across the street and see an actual house instead of a sprawling field.
Overall, The Sims 2: Nightlife is a solid expansion, although I really wouldn't call it a must-have because it's a little light on content for its price tag. It does add some new aspects to the game, as well as new features for movie makers (the ability to max out and stop the decay of motives as well as being able to turn off thought and speech bubbles). However, there are still various A.I. problems at times with the Sims memories, and I really wish you would streamline the camera movement more. With all the expansions for the Sims, you really have to take them at face novelty value.


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By Lolita
Gradually, friendship developed between Ashish and Maya. A friendship based on understanding, respect and trust.
Maya was clearing the drawers of her cabinet that was filled with memories. She had just spoken with Rohan her son who is settled in Melbourne. Her grandson babbled few words to her, "Daaaaadiiiii" and hearing his voice Maya's heart swelled with love. It was a Sunday morning ritual for Rohan to connect with his mother through a video call.
While rummaging through the drawers old incidents flashed through her mind making her smile and cry both at the same time, depending on which memory touched which chord. She picked up an old album and saw Rohan's picture. It was taken from a beach holiday when Rohan was a gawky young lad of eight years. Maya picked the album and sat on a wooden chair flipping through the pictures, and in no time was lost in reverie.
Twenty five years passed since that beach holiday and it all just appeared like events from some other life. Maya was married off at a young age. Both the families were known to each other and their marriage was considered to be made in heaven kinds. Her husband was quite a few years older than her and had a dominating presence. She was a free spirited girl who was imprisoned in a golden cage. She had all the money to enjoy but all that she hoped from her husband was respect and some love.
The only expression of love in her married life was the crumpled bed sheets. He could only touch her body but not her soul. Then after the birth of Rohan, Maya got completely involved with her motherly duties and her son filled up that void which was missing from her life. Her husband would treat her well in front of their relatives, but in private would taunt and gaslight her. In all the years of emotional neglect, she started to develop an inferiority complex and depression.
Whenever she was with her husband her anxiety level rose to please and placate him. Then one fine evening he just casually announced that he is done with Maya and is seeking divorce. Maya's world fell apart in few seconds. The feeling of being cheated and betrayed ravaged her mind. That picture clicked, was a reminder from a vacation taken in hope to save her loveless marriage.
Post her divorce she went and stayed with her parents for the initial few months. Though her brother and his wife never mistreated her, yet she missed out on the sense of belongingness. It was not her home but her brother's house. Her parents had aged and now they were also dependent on their son. Maya looked for a job and got a work as a designer in a garment factory.
Fashion designing was always her interest and she completed that course with good grades. However, her husband did not approve such kind of work as it was below his status. Having a CA or lawyer as a wife would shine on his social status, but according to him fashion designer is nothing more than being a glamorized tailor.
Maya worked in the designer firm and made good name for herself through her hard work, dedication, innovative designs and friendly attitude. She was gaining recognition at her work and was gradually regaining her lost self-esteem. After two years, she was made in charge of a new unit in Puducherry. There was a tinge of excitement and apprehension for a new place and a new beginning.
Puducherry is a buzzing French colonial beach city. The place has a laid back attitude unlike the city of her birth. It has full of foreign tourists throughout the year and hence Rohan and she both got exposed to varied cultures and cuisines.
Life in Puducherry was peaceful. Rohan got admitted in a good school there and was enjoying his studies and made few friends. One evening as Maya was returning home from work Rohan called her and asked her to get cheesecakes from one particular bakery. He would often hang out with his friends there after school. After much cajoling, Maya agreed and went to the shop. As she entered the shop, she was taken away by the soothing aroma of roasted coffee beans and vanilla essence.
She was pleasantly surprised to see that the shop though a tad bit shabby had all the tables full and some customers were queuing up outside as well. She waited for her turn to place the order and after a few minutes, a pleasant looking man handed her the parcel from behind the counter.
"Are you are new here, not seen you before?". Maya gave him a stern look and answered,
"It seems you know all your customers, to which he replied,
"Yes mostly as this shop is around for almost seven years and our cheesecakes are famous all over Puducherry."
Maya just nodded and took the parcel. She never engaged into any sort of idle talk with unknown people. It is not that she is arrogant but the very thought of being friendly with any stranger, especially men makes her nervous. Somewhere deep inside her ,the betrayal she faced from her husband is like an open wound that refuses to heal.
Days moved into months and then on Rohan's thirteenth birthday they celebrated it in that café. Few of Maya's colleagues and Rohan's friends were invited. Ashish, the owner of the café made sure the place looked bright and made up for a birthday party. Rohan had also invited him and the boys were friendly with Ashish as they hung out in his café after school most of the days. Rohan introduced Maya to Ashish and she felt embarrassed on remembering her attitude and first encounter with Ashish. It was a cosy, lively party and everybody had a great time.
Gradually, friendship developed between Ashish and Maya. A friendship based on understanding, respect and trust. Maya started getting comfortable with him and gradually disclosed her past and the trauma she faced. Ashish also told her how he lost his wife to an accident and hence started Roma Café in his wife's name and memory as she always aspired to open a café someday.
The friendship Ashish and Maya shared over the years was very special, it was non transactional love based on respect and understanding. Their friends would often tell them to tie the knot as the understanding they both shared with each other is exemplary. They would reply that after tying the knot, relationships tend to get knotty as it is burdened with expectations. Moreover, Maya is not comfortable with any social bondages post her first experience, once bitten twice shy. On the other hand Ashish is yet to get over Roma.
When love is non transactional then the purity of that relationship shines throughout and it acts more as a soothing balm than a mere social duty.
Ashish and Rohan were mutually fond of each other and Ashish mentored him like his own son throughout Rohan's adolescent years. The two shared a deep connection and understanding with one another and sometimes Maya would get jealous but equally happy to see their bonding. After Rohan went to Melbourne for his higher studies, Maya would spend more time at Roma's Café helping Ashish and his staff. The empty house without Rohan would tear her up from inside, but now she is a strong woman and have faced life's hurdles all on her own.
She has come a long way from being a docile housewife to an avant grade designer specialising in kids wear. Her parents always told her that how one responds to life's problems, shows the original strength of character. Fate is not in our hands, but one creates their own destiny by the choices they make. Life's problems would either make or break a person and how he responds to it is what matters.
It is three years now that Ashish died of cancer. Mild fatigue, lack of appetite and debilitating health led to the discovery of an intruder inside him. Ashish had put up a brave fight for almost two years with Maya constantly by his side. Now when Maya is flipping through the album, tears and smiles all rushed out together.
Now she manages Roma Café in Ashish's memory and they still serve the best cheesecake in Puducherry. Rohan is married and settled in Melbourne. Maya visits them once a year and she looks forward towards it. Her daughter in law is a good natured girl who respects and loves her and most importantly understands her. Maya has handled her life with grace and dignity and she was grateful for all the setbacks she faced early in her marriage. The hardships have made her a strong woman.
Her friendship with Ashish was immensely enriching than her loveless marriage. He brought out the new Maya and taught her to be more kind towards herself. While reminiscing about the days gone by, she remembered a quote by Michelle Obama that she read somewhere, "Do not bring people in your life who weigh you down. Trust your instincts, good relationships feel good, they feel right, they don't hurt." She realised how true it meant. She looked for love in her loveless marriage but destiny brought her where she belonged and taught her never to kill hope even in the bleakest moments of despair.
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This is a farm ledger from the New Zealand Agricultural Company. The ledger details the Company's wage payments to employees for 1881-1882.
The New Zealand Agricultural Company played a significant role in the development of Eastern and Northern Southland. Following the expiry of large Government granted Pastoral leases the Company undertook the subdivision and sale of smaller farms across the Waimea Plains. This development included the creation of a private railway line from Gore to Lumsden, solidifying Gore's role as a rural service town. The line also enabled children to travel via train to Gore High School.


No, I don't mean anything food related……this time. And sorry it's not about adorably cute puppies either – got your attention though didn't it!
Although in a round about way it could be. But when I think of food and 'fat rolls' I have an image of a bread roll filled with lard – ew gross! Anyway…..
You may have seen it in the news or across the internet recently, fitness guide guru Anna Victoria, posted a picture and interesting comments on her Instagram account.
And although she is extremely 'make me jealous' pretty and über slim (some may say a little contradictory to the message she's portraying), I found it struck a cord with me.
As someone who struggles with weigh and is quite body conscious, reading her post actually made me feel a little better about myself. Therefore I wanted to share.
I won't however, be spending $80 for one of Anna's fitness guides – despite the clear evidence from her wonderful followers – I love my food too much.
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You can play Pokemon Freedom Ep 1 (GBA) online on Web Browsers (supports Chrome/Firefox/Safari/IE) or Download then play offline with GBA/GBC Emulator.
Many extra things compared to its origin.
A new design of the old graphics.
The maps are totally new.


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Read Next:	Elizabeth Gabler Inks Content Deal With Sony Pictures Entertainment and HarperCollins (EXCLUSIVE)
December 8, 2014 12:49PM PT
Fox Launching Vice Films as Joint Venture
Vice Media and 20th Century Fox are teaming on Vice Films as a joint venture film label for movies from emerging directors.
The new venture will develop, produce, finance, market, acquire and distribute at least two films a year.
Vice already releases documentaries and TV shows through the Vice Films label. Its first theatrical release was "White Lightnin'" in 2009, followed by "The Ride" in 2010.
Vice has released a trio of movie titles this year — "Fishing Without Nets," the skateboard documentary "All this Mayhem" and the Iranian vampire film "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night."
Vice announced in June that it had agreed to a digital distribution deal with Fox's home entertainment arm for its Sundance pic "Fishing Without Nets," which tells the story of a young Somali lured into the world of piracy to support the family he loves.
Fox parent 21st Century Fox invested $70 million last year in Vice Media for a 5% stake. A&E Networks agreed in August to pay $250 million for a 10% stake in Vice Media.
Monday's announcement said the partnership will look to both theatrical and new digital business models for distribution.
The deal calls for Vice to have a first-look production deal with 20th Century Fox in order to give the opportunity to develop larger budgeted films as well. Fox will be able to develop material based on Vice's library of stories for potential feature films.
The joint venture was developed by 20th Century Fox chairman and CEO Jim Gianopulos and Vice CEO Shane Smith and chief creative officer Eddy Moretti, who will serve as the head of Vice Films.
Danny Gabai will head up development and oversee creative on production and marketing. Sanford Panitch, the president of Fox International Productions, and Salil Mehta, president of Content Management, will oversee Vice Films for Fox.
Gianopulos said in a statemement, "Vice not only knows how to reach that audience but markets to them better than anyone else out there. We're very proud to embark on this exciting venture with our new partners."
Jim Gianopulos


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Forthcoming Friday Night Presentation Talks at Leigh Library
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Friday 4th February 2022 - 7:15 - 9:30pm
"My Year" - Presentation by Paul Hill
This talk is a calendar of the previous year's exploits, with highlights from each month. For 2021 and 2022, Paul concentrates on how he adapted his photography to accommodate the restrictions of Covid 19.
Friday 4th March 2022 - 7:15 - 9:30pm
"2019 Namibia" - Presentation by Brian White (a local photographer from Bolton)
Friday 1st April 2022 - 7:15 - 9:30pm
"An Eye For Birds" - Presentation by Bruce Kendrick
Bruce has just published a book called "An Eye For Birds" and copies will be on sale.
Friday 6th May 2022 - 7:15 - 9:30pm
"50 Years of Birding through books" - Presentation by Paul Heaton (RSPCA Inspector)
Recommended by local bird groups, this talk is likely to be a bit different. It features books, slides and stories/anecdotes which are said to be "highly entertaining".
Admission is free to all these talks although donations are welcome through buying a raffle ticket.
Everyone is welcome and there is free parking outside the Library.
The First Friday Night Presentation of 2022
The Ken & Jean Gallimore Memorial Lecture
Friday 7th January 2022 - 7:30 - 9:30pm
'The Birds of Gambia Revisited' by Dennis Atherton
A return by popular request - a revised version of a presentation made some years ago.
Meet upstairs in the Derby Room at Leigh Library at 7:15pm for a 7:30pm start.
Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
'Pennington Flash Memories' by Dave Wilson
Here is Dave Wilson's original cine film entitled 'Pennington Flash Memories' which he used to give a talk about the importance of Pennington Flash as a home and nesting place for resident birds and feeding station for migrants as well as a home for wild flowers. There is currently no sound although I'm hoping be able to add some form of commentary later.
L.O.S. Presentation - Friday 3rd December 2021
'Pennington Flash Memories'
David Wilson's cine film 'Pennington Flash Memories, now on DVD, was made between 1977 and the mid-1980s and illustrates the dramatic changes in habitats and dependent bird species between those days when the flash was primarily a wetland and grassland site and the present-day character of the tree-dominated Country Park.
The breeding species shown include now uncommon and displaced species such as Lesser Redpoll, Lapwing, Ringed Plover, Yellow Wagtail and Whinchat, and there are sequences of several unexpected rarities, among them Black-throated Diver, Red-necked Grebe, Shag, Leach's Petrel, Bewick's Swan and Great Grey Shrike.
It promises to be an eye opener for some members and a trip down Memory Lane for others!
Doors open at 7:00pm for a 7:30pm start upstairs in the Derby Room at Leigh Library.
Forthcoming Friday Night Presentation Talks at Lei...


Never miss a bite! Sign up here to receive new recipes and reviews straight to your inbox. I jumped onto the coconut water trend a couple years ago when I was trying out Bikram Yoga. I won't go into how much you sweat in that crazy hot class, but afterward, a replenishing drink like coconut water is definitely needed….


Color-coding clarifies the complex vascular network of the liver and gallbladder in this illustrative model.
Contrasting colors differentiate the portal vein and its branches, the gallbladder and bile ducts, the hepatic artery, and the hepatic veins. The ventral surface of this replica is also dissected to expose major blood vessels and bile ducts in deep relief.
The accompanying key identifies 28 hand-numbered structures. This 1⅟₂ times life-size model is mounted on a base.


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Dopo aver iniziato a giocare in Lussemburgo con l'Etzella Ettelbruck, nel 2007 Philipps viene notato dal Metz in occasione di una partita amichevole delle giovanili e quindi acquistato. Inserito nella squadra giovanile del Metz, firma il suo primo contratto da professionista con i francesi nel 2013.

Nazionale
Ha esordito con la Nazionale Under-21 nella partita persa in casa per 4-1 contro l'Austria, giocata il 1º settembre 2011 e valida per le qualificazioni agli Europei 2013.

Il 29 febbraio 2012, l'allenatore della nazionale di calcio del Lussemburgo, Luc Holtz lo convoca per la sua prima partita in nazionale, contro la Macedonia di Pandev. La partita termina con un 2-1 per il Lussemburgo, secondo le statistiche della FIFA, il giovane giocatore finisce la partita con un 9, niente male per la prima convocazione.

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Competizioni nazionali

Metz: 2013-2014

Legia Varsavia: 2017-2018

Legia Varsavia: 2017-2018

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori della Nazionale lussemburghese


Is having Mathematics in your 10+2 examination necessary to get admission in IISc even though you are a good ranking KVPY Fellow?
If this is so...is there any hope for PCB students being allowed admission in IISc from 2020?
Q. To get admission in iisc Bangalore for bs ms degree.Is it must to have maths in 10+2 although aspirant has qualified in kvpy with BIOLOGY?


Separate your wall colors. This is SUCH a good idea!! I dont like two colors coming together on a corner and this is the fix for that! This would also be a great fix for the beat-up corners in the house. Such a good fix for older homes!
Staying in Love is Very SPECIAL.


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"Railroads chug away from San Leandro memory" by Martin Ricard, © Tri-Valley Herald, Pleasanton, CA 12/1/2006. (News Article)
" ... The San Leandro Historical Railway Society has opened its doors to thousands of visitors since it was established in 1988. Visitors are always amazed by the treasures they find at the 107-year-old Southern Pacific passenger train depot that once served as the final leg of the first transcontinental mainline, which traveled from Omaha to Sacramento. Railway Society members hope families will come to the open house to learn, enjoy the more than 5,000 scale miles of model train tracks that loop around the museum, and take a little piece of San Leandro home. ... Since 1988, the society has grown to 20 members and has been working to restore the depot building — built in 1898 to replace the depot originally built there by the Central Pacific Railroad — to resemble its 19th-century decor. ... " [More]
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Our Chalet-E is located directly on the Schustererhof, a lovely adventure farm with many animals and exciting leisure options for all ages. The children's programme for your farm holiday in the Zillertal and diverse alp hikes provide the best entertainment. Boredom? Not a chance if you're staying with us!
These are just a few of the many awesome highlights on our farm with playground, petting zoo and fun sports options. Receive the exact programme upon your arrival.
Once a week we visit our alp, the Gmünd, together. We'll start our unhurried tour lasting approx. 1.5 hours at the Gasthof Almluft on the Gatterberg and enjoy a snack on our terrace with some leisure time. Afterwards, we'll descend to the Stummerberg together, from where the Regiontaxi will bring us back to the Schustererhof. We kindly ask you to sign up on the previous day.
Doesn't that sound like a great farm holiday in the Zillertal for all ages! We 're looking forward to receiving your non-binding enquiry.
In our house with cozy apartments surrounded by fields and meadows and a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, we invite you to recharge your life energy.


Surveillance cameras on the roads of Cyprus.
Cypriot police assured that the installation of 110 surveillance cameras (90 fixed and 20 mobile) will reduce the number of road accidents by 40%.
Thus, the police contribute to improvement of the situation on the roads and the replenishment of the wiles of the State, through the collection of fines for speeding and other violations.
Alekos Mihaylidis - Secretary of the Ministry of Public Affairs, said that the speed limits on roads and highways will not be changed.
Currently, Digeni Avenue in Nicosia, has two surveillance cameras. The result is positive, since accidents on this avenue was significantly less.
The exact date of entry into operation of cameras is not called, but the local police says that by the end of this year, the new camera will work.


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Microsoft Tests Commerce Server Upgrade
The beta software is coming fast and furious from Microsoft as it gets set to refresh its enterprise server line over the next six months. The software vendor today began testing its Commerce Server 2000 product, scheduled for release this fall.
The new E-commerce server, aimed at companies running online shopping and business-to-business Web sites, is the replacement for Site Server Commerce Edition version 3. It is a sorely needed upgrade, according to customers, who've had to write lots of custom code to make marketing campaign management and other features perform up to snuff. "We've brought the campaign capabilities a lot further," says Microsoft lead product manager Rebekkah Kumar. The software lets companies manage online product catalogs, personalize promotions for customers, and analyze sales data.
Microsoft has improved the product's targeting capabilities, so when companies discount products on their site, the software shows customers the new price in their shopping carts, Kumar says. Previously, IT managers had to write that functionality themselves. Other new features in Commerce Server 2000--which employs Microsoft's SQL Server as its database--include a management system for product catalogs stored in SQL Server, the ability to include contract pricing for customers, and a mechanism for exchanging portions of catalogs with suppliers.
A new user profile system stores names, passwords, and security permissions, and a data-mining engine can pull data from various systems. Enhanced analytical tools go beyond clickstream data analysis to include analysis of transactions, product information, discounts, and log file information.
Commerce Server 2000 will carry a list price of $8,499 per CPU, an increase compared with Site Server Commerce Edition's price tag of about $6,500 per server and $50 per client access license, according to Kumar. In addition to volume discounts, Microsoft plans to continue selling Commerce Server and SQL Server in a discounted bundle.


we came across a sign…..
Ha! When I first glanced at your title I thought it said "Tail" . The trail is very cool.
I love the adventures you have with your students!
i can see the kinders taking your sense of adventure right into the summer and into first grade. you're welcome, first-grade teachers. you're welcome, world at large.
oh, i sure hope so!
i feel confident. This is where a good teacher's influence stays with the child for the long haul.
Hey, Beth, over the decades I have written quite a bit / taken many pictures about "the trail" … I love this post, Buffalo Bill's quote, and my heart smiles as I think of little ones on "the trail". Ever heard of "Nature Deficit Disorder"? It emerged from a book entitled "Last Child In The Woods" … (http://richardlouv.com/books/last-child/) … Hey, I've had some brutal writer's block in the blogging realm … Do you mind if I write a post, about "the trail", and about Nature Deficit Disorder? I will acknowledge you and your post as the catalyst … If I don't hear anything, I'll go ahead and do it. It will be good to get a post written again.
It's like it was there, just for the kinders and their creative teacher.


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August 15, 2018| Manila Mission Post|
In celebration of 71st anniversary of Independence Day of Pakistan, a Flag hoisting ceremony was organized at Embassy Residence in the morning of 14 August 2018. The event was attended by a large number of Pakistani community members residing in Manila and nearby cities despite a severe typhoon and heavy rainfall. The ceremony was opened with recitation of the Holy Quran. The Ambassador Dr. Aman Rashid raised the Flag with the tune of national anthem while all the guests present at the occasion sand it in unison. Afterwards, the messages of the President and the Prime Minister of Pakistan were read out to the audience. A collective prayer was made for national solidarity, peace and prosperity in Pakistan. In his remarks, Ambassador particularly exhorted the Pakistani community in the Philippines to donate, in a spirit of solidarity and patriotism, into Diamer Basha and Mohmand Dam Fund 2018 accounts established by the State Bank of Pakistan. At the end of the ceremony, a commemorative cake was cut, which was highly enjoyed by the children. Subsequently, Pakistani snacks/ refreshments were served to the guests.


SOLACI CACI 2017 | Closure of patent ductusarteriosus in premature babies: fact or fiction?
Read articles on the main presentations of the third day of SOLACI-CACI 2017 Congress.
See the presentation by Dr. David Nykanen, entitled "Closure of patent ductusarteriosus in premature babies: fact or fiction?".


This is a rubber coated side view camera. It is small, aerodynamic, which makes it almost invisible. The lens is full color with night vision. Like all our backup cameras this camera doubles as an observation which permits you to leave the camera active continuously while you are driving down the road.
you can make any of the above cameras into a full system with a rearview monitor by using the "Customize and Upgrade" menu at the top of the page.
Click on the to see systems that have side camera built into them.
If you are planning on investing in a camera system for your RV, you will want to consider the view of the back, front and sides of your vehicle. It is often impossible to see what is nearby using just your mirrors, which is why smart RV drivers use cameras. A backup camera makes backing into parking spaces or monitoring the rear end a breeze. A front end camera ensures that you do not hit obstacles that you may not see through the windshield. Finally, a Side RV Camera allows you to navigate tight parking spaces, small roads and more. Even shifting lanes can be dangerous in a large vehicle, which is why a side camera is essential.
As you shop for a Side RV Camera, you will undoubtedly notice that there are plenty of overpriced cameras out there. Many drivers do not realize that there are stark differences between certain cameras. Buying the first one that you see at a chain store could end up being a waste of money. For example, if your car is hit with a stray pebble, or if a rainstorm catches you by surprise, you really want to know that your camera will not break. That is why we carry rugged cameras that you can depend on to stand up to all of the abuse that you may throw at it – and then some.
Of course, durability is useless without performance. Fortunately, our quality cameras come outfitted with all of the latest features. The military-grade night vision will keep your path illuminated for up to 35 feet. The camera produces exceptional picture quality. After all, squinting at a cheap screen is often more dangerous than relying on a mirror (or even attempting to navigate tight areas blindly). We take our products very seriously, and we are confident that even the most discerning camera enthusiasts will be pleased with our compact, high-end Side RV Camera.
Outfit Your RV with the Best Cameras Here at Tadi Brothers, we sell a wide range of compatible vehicle cameras so that you can create your own custom system, oryou can keep it simple with a single camera. You can customize your camera system to run on one monitor, or you can cycle through the different views with the simple touch of a button. Another convenient feature is the ability to set your camera to run full-time or have it turn on automatically only when you are backing up. The reverse mirrored image gives you that familiar feel that experienced drivers are accustomed to, so you will not have to re-learn how to monitor your surroundings.
If you want the most value for your money, buy a new Side RV Camera from Tadi Brothers. We are not just another big-box chain store looking to turn a profit. We specialize in camera technology because it is what we are passionate about. When you buy from Tadi Brothers, you can expect to receive premium products at reasonable prices, with the added bonus of free 24/7 customer support. We are committed to excellence and we are confident that you will see that for yourself. Order a quality side camera for your RV today.


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An acquaintance of mine went to see this in the cinema and came out calling it 'The A-meh-rican'. But did I think it was a boring old load of crap like he did? Read below to find out.
If the ending of Michael Clayton offered audiences a tantalising glimpse of what it was like to share a taxi ride with George Clooney, then The American goes the whole hog and lets you go on holiday with him. Gorgeous-as-ever George is Jack, an arms specialist told to lie low in Italy for a while after a trip to snowy Sweden goes horribly wrong. So he holes up in the picturesque town of Castel del Monte and, eh, that's about it. He goes for coffee. He does some press-ups. He visits the local brothel. But what may seem on paper like a one-man stag do becomes a very tense, atypical action thriller in the hands of Control director Anton Corbijn and in the features of its lead actor, whose ageing ruggedness is a good match for the surrounding landscape.
Although one of the few great movie stars left, it's a very un-Clooney-like performance from Clooney in this adaptation of Martin Booth's novel, A Very Private Gentleman. Looking more like Cary Grant with every role, he dispenses with his trademark smile and reveals everything with his eyes. The film could easily have been called The Quiet American – there are patches of dialogue here and there but for the most part we are asked to study Jack in his own silence, whether constructing a weapon or sipping an espresso. Corbijn and Clooney make it work, however, and teach us an important lesson along the way: if you're ever trying to outwit an assassin, always take your shoes off.
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I liked it as well, although I expect most people to find it boring. Tightly woven, methodical thriller that ends bittersweet.
I really liked this one, too. I could see people being upset because it wasn't a Bourne Action flick like it looked to be, but I liked the slower, more methodical and suspenseful build of The American.
Great choice for Clooney. One of the better films of the year.


Join Fleet Feet Sports Raleigh and Take Control Martial Arts for a self defense class for runners. This free course will help you prevent, deter, overcome, and conquer assaults both in and outside of the home.
While participation is free, we ask that you bring in new cosmetic and toiletry items to donate to InterAct. InterAct is a private nonprofit organization that provides safety, support, and awareness to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. InterAct also promotes violence-free relationships and communities through collaboration, public information, education, and advocacy.


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During emergencies, Healthcare Ready operates our Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and provides response coordination and support, including our one-of-a-kind online mapping tool, Rx Open, at no cost to communities during disasters and infectious disease outbreaks.
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Healthcare Ready was created in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, when a group of organizations in the healthcare supply chain began coordinating their efforts to better respond to the crisis.
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NB Secretary Technician - Elementary School. Lane 3 - $13.66 per hour. 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week, 180 days per year. Must be at least 18 years of age to apply. There are no benefits with this position. Will be helping and supporting parents, students, filing, computer work, answering phones, and assisting our head secretary. Will assist clerical support to assigned school site personnel; communicate information to staff, the public, and other districts; assist in providing complete and accurate records; and provide information and/or direction as may be requested. Must have great communication, people skills, and be confident with technology. Type test is required; contact Linda Mortensen at 801-798-4030 to schedule. The test will be administered at Landmark High School, 612 South Main, Spanish Fork, Utah. Job Requirements: Abilities required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include: adapting to changing work priorities; communicating with diverse groups; maintaining confidentiality; working as part of a team; and working with detailed information/data. Knowledge required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include: business telephone etiquette; communicating with diverse groups; meeting deadlines and schedules; and working with constant interruptions. Skill required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include: operating standard office equipment including utilizing pertinent software applications; and preparing and assisting in maintaining accurate records. The usual and customary methods of performing the job's functions require the following physical demands: some lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling; some stooping, kneeling, crouching, and/or crawling; and significant fine finger dexterity. Generally the job requires 50% sitting, 30% walking, and 20% standing. This job is performed in a generally clean and healthy environment. Will work closely with Head and other assistant secretary to complete office duties.