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Astronomy and Particle Physics
Written evidence submitted by Professor Francisco Sanchez,
Director, Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (APP 20)
This letter is a submission of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) in Tenerife, Spain, to form part of your inquiry into Astronomy and Particle Physics in the UK. We particularly wish to comment on points 2 and 4 in your inquiry, on international ground-based facilities and on outreach.
1. The UK and Spain collaborate closely in Astronomy and Particle Physics, including multi-national (ESO, ESA, CERN) and bi-national agreements.
2. This includes the Agreements on Cooperation in Astrophysics, which continue to deliver tremendous scientific benefit to both UK and Spain through the joint operation of several telescope installations on the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on the Spanish island of La Palma, which is operated by the IAC.
3. Within the Observatory, the UK remains a priority partner for Spain, due to our long history of collaboration, to the leadership shown by the UK and to the quality of our joint facilities.
4. Spain, and the IAC in particular, remain very satisfied with this collaboration and wish to maintain and extend it.
5. The William Herschel Telescope (WHT) plays a key role, and will continue to do so for many years to come. Other facilities include the Isaac Newton Telescope, SuperWASP and the Liverpool Telescope. These facilities have a very strong user base in the UK, as well as in Spain.
6. The Isaac Newton Group, which operates the WHT, is leading an excellent new initiative aimed at adding top-quality instrumentation to the WHT. This is a mainly UK-Spanish-Dutch initiative, fully supported by the IAC. There is very broad support for this initiative from the UK astronomical community.
7. Spain is the majority partner (90%) of the 10-m GTC telescope on La Palma, which is just now coming into full operation.
8. The GTC is the largest single optical telescope in world, and the largest optical telescope in the Northern Hemisphere.
9. The GTC is open to international partners, including the UK. The IAC is very interested in continuing the existing telescope agreement with the UK, which can be re-focused on a joint operation of WHT and the GTC.
10. This would give the UK community unique access to a 10-m optical telescope in the Northern Hemisphere, which will be needed to follow up discoveries to be made with other facilities; such as e-Merlin and LOFAR from the ground and Planck, Herschel, JWST and GAIA from space. All of these have significant UK involvement and some of them are cornerstones to UK astronomy in the next decade.
11. The Canary Island Observatories play a key role in the education of the next generation of researchers, through winter and summer schools, and a successful resident student programme where UK astronomy post-graduates get hands-on experience working at the telescope.
12. Public outreach has always been a priority for both our UK partners and the IAC. Examples of this are live BBC broadcasts from La Palma,and the excellent National Schools Observatory programme, operated by the Liverpool Telescope.
13. We look forward to continued successful collaboration with the UK, through the Research Council as well as through all the Universities involved in the La Palma facilities.
Declaration of interests: The IAC owns and manages the international observatories on La Palma and Tenerife in the Canary Islands. The IAC is a partner in the Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes.
Professor Francisco Sanchez
Prepared 3rd March 2011


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Prof. Martin Brauß
Head of the Opera and Concert Diploma Programme
- Prof. Brauß was born in Mannheim, Germany in 1958.
- He studied Music Education with applied majors in piano, violin and voice. In addition he studied German language and literature and philosophy in Heidelberg/Mannheim and Hannover. While still a student, he was appointed artistic assistant to Prof. Heinz Hennig, Knabenchor Hannover making recordings with them for the labels Harmonia mundi, Teldec, etc.).
- Further studies in conducting took him to work with Prof. Rolf Reuter, Director of the Komische Oper Berlin.
- 1982 - 1988 - He founded and conducted the choir of the Medizinische Hochschule Hannover
- 1985 he was awarded 2. Prize ex aequo as Lied accompanist at the International Brahms Competition in Hamburg and he continues to be in demand as an accompanist.
- From 1985 to 1999 he was conductor of the Jugendsinfonieorchester Hannover
- 1987 - 1992 He was named assistant to the musical director, assistant choirmaster and concert dramaturg at the Niedersächsische
Staatsoper Hannover; u.a. where he conducted innumerable repertoire productions.
- 1988 - 1991 As head conductor of the Niedersächsischen Kammeroper, he conducted national and international tours and guest performances, including numerous operetta productions.
- From 1989 - 1998 he conducted Hannoversche Oratorienchor, a state-supported ensemble, (Städtischer Chor), regularly performing the symphonic oratorios in co-operation with the Niedersächsisches Staatsorchester
Hannover, also taking the choir on annual concert tours with various programmes of sacred and secular a capella selections from the Renaissance to contemorary works.
- He has made radio and CD recordings with various ensembles, regular concertizing as conductor both national and internationally and co-operated regularly with ensembles for contemporary music, e.g. Musica viva Hannover, Ensemble Köln, Neues Ensemble Hannover; free-lance conducting of opera productions such as "Eshi" von A. Nishimura, "Max und Moritz" von K. Tchemberdji.
- In 1992 he wascalled to a Professorship für Musik Theory at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover
- 1995-2003 Head of the Artistic Diploma Programme for instrumentalists, from 1999-2004 he assumed one of the Vice-Presidencies of the Hochschule and since 2000, he has been intensely involved in IFF
- Institut zur Frühförderung musikalisch Hochbegabter.
- In 2002, he moved from the theory to the Opera/Conducting department, where he now regularly conducts opera productions, teaches conducting and vocal coaching, repertoire studies for singers, and is responsible for examination concerts and CD recordings for graduates from the Solo Diploma programme.
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NEW YORK (Scrap Register): Investors may be starting to warm up to platinum, after shunning it while sister metal palladium rose sharply during the first two months of the year, said Maxwell Gold, director of investment strategy with Aberdeen Standard Investments.
Declining sales of diesel-powered vehicles, which require platinum for catalysts, have hurt the metal. "However, recent buying driven by traders as well as exchange-traded funds has seen a dramatic turnaround for platinum so far this year," Gold added.
"This turning point is likely driven by the severe price discount of platinum to palladium, which is at a record low of approximately 45%. The previous trough in the platinum-palladium ratio in December 2000 was followed by a multi-year rally for platinum," Gold continued.
Gold said that the investor sentiment appears to be that "platinum is simply too cheap to resist," resulting in year-to-date net inflows of 12.9 metric tons into platinum ETFs, the strongest two-month period since May and June of 2013.
Further, total platinum ETF holdings globally stood at 85.1 metric tons as of February, only 6% below the all-time high of 90.25 from August 2015.
"Current platinum prices remain slightly below the base case scenario of $875-$925/ounce, but given the cheap relative valuations and diverse usages of platinum, the outlook for the metal is looking stronger," Gold added.
"A sustained increase in investment demand may be the spark platinum has needed to help further close the gap to its precious metal peers," Gold noted.


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Emotional goodbye to Trintignant
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PARIS — The French arts world bade an emotional farewell to actress Marie Trintignant, who was laid to rest at Paris' Pere Lachaise Cemetary Wednesday.
The 41-year-old daughter of actor Jean-Louis Trintignant ("A Man and a Woman") and helmer Nadine Trintignant died Friday, after five days in a coma following a violent fight with her boyfriend Bertrand Cantet, lead singer of the Gallic rock band Noir Desir.
Cantet is in custody in Lithuania, where the incident happened, awaiting extradition to France where he is expected to face manslaughter charges.
Some 500 showbiz mourners, dressed in light colors at the request of the actress's family, attended a private memorial service at Paris' Edward VII Theater.
Those present included thesps Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, Jane Birkin, Vincent Perez, helmers Claude Lelouch, Agnes Varda, Elie Chouraqui and Patrice Chereau, culture minister Jean Jacques Aillagon and former prime minister Lionel Jospin.
The memorial in music and song was led by French singer-songwriter Jacques Higelin, a friend of the actress. Writer Jorge Semprun, a family friend, also spoke. A recording of a lullaby sung by Trinignant was one of many poignant moments during the one-and-a-half hour tribute.
In a career that started at the age of four, Trintignant acted in more than 40 movies, including Alain Corneau's "Serie Noire" (1978), and Claude Chabrol's "Story of Women" (1988) and "Betty" (1992).
The husky-voiced actress also featured in numerous TV projects and on stage.
After Wednesday's memorial service, some 1,000 mourners gathered at the Pere Lachaise Cemetary where Trintignant was buried.
Pere Lachaise is the last resting place of famous folk as diverse as Chopin, Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde. The Gallic author Colette — whom Trintigant was playing in a biopic helmed by her mother that was being shot in Vilnius when the drama happened — is also buried there.


• It is believed that Aryans were migrated from Central Asia to India in many batches of people's group sometimes from 2000 BC to 1500 BC.
• The location of real home land of Aryan is still controversial.
• Many historians believe that Aryans were Indian native, while several argue that Aryans were migrated from outside world to India.
• According to Bozhakai Inscription there were 4 Vedic Gods, Indra, Varuna, Mitra and Nasatyas. This theory supports Central Asian Theory.
• The group of Aryans that reached to India then settled around Sapta Sindhui i.e. Group of Seven Rivers. This region is now called Frontier Province and Punjab. Aryans lived here till many decades moving towards shores of Ganga and Yamuna rivers.
• It is believed that Rig Veda was written when Aryans were residents of Punjab.
• The Vedic Literature consists of four different literatures- a) The Samhitas or Vedas; b) The Brahamanas; c) The Aranyakas; and d) the Upnishads.
• The Vedic literature grown with the passages of time; these literatures also called Shruti meaning to hear.
• The Vedas are considered most important Vedic literature; these are also called Apaurasheya meaning gifted by God to humans and Nitya means presented in all time without end.
• There are four types of Vedas – a) Rig Veda; b) Sam Veda; c) Yajur Veda and d) Athrva Veda. First three collectively called Vedatrayi meaning trio of Vedas.
• Reg Veda is the oldest text in the world and hence believed as the first testament of mankind. It contains 1028 hymns divided into 10 mandalas.
• Mandals 2 to 7 i.e. 6 Mandalas are called Gotra or Vamsha Mandalas or Kula Grantha. The 1st and 10th Mandalas are believed to be added at later stage.
• The Sam Veda also called the book of chants contains 1549 hymns of these 1474 were taken from Rig Veda. This Veda makes the backbone of Indian music. All hymns of this Veda were recited by Hotri.
• The Yajur Veda is literature of sacrificial prayers; the hymns written in this Veda recalled during rituals. All hymns were originally recited by Adhvaryus.
• The Athrva Veda contains literature which is believed when recited ward of evil spirits and disease. For long time this was not considered as Veda. This Veda also called as Book of Sacrificial Prayers.
• The hymns of different Vedas are explained in Brahmanas. Every Veda has several Brahmanas associated to it.
The other popular literature from Vedic Period is Upnishads. These are philosophical text also called Vedanta. There are 108 Upnishadas. The oldest of all Upnishads is Vrihadaranyak.
There were 6 popular literatures during Vedic Tradition- a) Sutras or Vedangas; b) Smriti Dharmashastras; c) Mahakavyas or Epics; d) Puranas; e) Upvedas and f) Shad-Dharshanas.
1. The Ramayana written by Maharishi Valmiki; also known as Adi Kavya, it consists of 24000 Shlokas distributed over 7 Kandas. The first and seventh Kandas were to lateral editions.
2. The Mahabharata written by Maharishi Ved Vyas; it's the longest epics of the world consisting of 100000 Sholaks. Shanti Parvan is the largest Parvan or Chapter of the Mahabharata. Bhagavad Gita is extracted out from Bihshma Parvana of Mahabharata.
• Dhanurveda: This Upveda explains Spiritual sciences like PURUSHARTHA, DUTIES, DEEDS, etc and also Material sciences like CIVIL and MILITARY defense, war and politics.
• Gandharva Veda: Gandharvaveda is the science of music, derived from the Sama-Veda, and we have already dealt with this subject briefly, while dealing with the Vedaanga of Chhandas.
• Shilpa Veda (Sthapatya Ved): It deals with architecture and various arts.
• Artha Veda: Artha-Veda is the Upaveda of the Atharva-Veda, which deals with social, economic, and political systems.
• Samkhya, a strongly dualist theoretical exposition of mind and matter, that denies the existence of God.
• Vedanta, the logical conclusion to Vedic ritualism, focusing on mysticism. Vedanta came to be the dominant current of Hinduism in the post-medieval period.


I wish we had a panel of seasoned techs who had their own spot in this club where they can post what they assume to be hard fact. I wish nobody could post in these threads except for them. Maybe they can bring a broad range of what appears to be fact and less of opinion. It would be nice for them to let us members know how to tell coils are going bad, symptoms of clutch assemblies ready to go, updates on what is the superior method of dealing with a flooded car. Maybe they could rate different categories of mods for NA and FI. Possibly a top 10 list of brands for each category. It might even be nice to see a vote within the techs like 7 out of 10 preffered this brand. I dont know maybe this is lame but I cant sleep, I am sick and damn tired but my brain wont shut off for the night I dont know if its just me but alot of people tend to try to make their opinions look like fact which can make repairing a problem take more longer than needed and alot of us dont really want to go talk to the dealerships since they seem to misinform and cost us too much money untill coming to the real cause. Of course they also are salesman trying to make a living and might not try to rip us off but it happens.
While I agree with some things you point out, limiting the response to a select few might be pushing it.
After you've been here awhile and read through many threads, you learn who to trust and who to question.
Like you brought up coils... if someone says, "I have a problem where my car hesitates at X RPM" and right away someone replies, "Its your coils, change them out." I would stray from listening to that person.
Too many people nowadays don't take the time to properly troubleshoot or lack the ability themselves.
And its funny how coils seem to cure the common cold around here (quote TeamRX8 told me once ).
Hell... many people still believe you can tell if a coil is bad simply by looking at it!
If anything... maybe a "ranking" system where the more helpful/knowledgeable you are, the higher rank you receive.
Something like a 5 or 10 star ranking under your avatar?
Only problem with that is who gets to vote? The person you helped?
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Classical Theatre of Harlem's THE TEMPEST Begins Tonight
by BWW News Desk Jul. 03, 2015
The 15th anniversary season of The Classical Theatre of Harlem (CTH) (Ty Jones, Producing Artistic Director; David Roberts, Managing Director) continues with CTH's free, summer, uptown production of William Shakespeare's The Tempest, presented in partnership with City Parks Foundation's SummerStage festival. The Carl Cofield-directed production, which stars New York theater and Broadway veteran Ron Cephas Jones, will transform the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater in Marcus Garvey Park into an enchanted Caribbean island where the magic takes flight, with an elaborate aerial design elements planned. The third annual CTH Under the Stars presentation holds previews tonight, July 3, and Saturday, July 4. Performances, which are free and open to the public, run from July 5 through 26.
The production is geared up to premiere as New York City's community foundation, The New York Community Trust, has awarded CTH $100,000 to continue its momentum plan, which includes board and staff development, and strategic planning.
"This is precisely the kind of momentum that we hope will signal to others that the Classical Theatre of Harlem is serious about facilitating a sustainable organizational infrastructure that understands art, commerce, diversity and inclusion," said Ty Jones. "What we've accomplished since the financial crisis in 2009 is not only a great example for theater companies but for other institutions and organizations alike."
Ron Cephas Jones (Of Mice and Men on Broadway, Between Riverside and Crazy, The Blacklist) leads the cast as Prospero, the legitimate Duke of Milan; Prospero was overthrown in a coup arranged by his sister and he seeks revenge by conjuring the spirits. Kimberly Chatterjee (Girl Versus Corinth, Twelfth Night, The Dead) plays his devoted daughter, Miranda, and Reynaldo Piniella (Romeo and Juliet, The Erlkings, The Carrie Diaries, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart), her love interest, Ferdinand. Fedna Jacquet (Roots of Liberty, Pan Am, Ti Jean and His Brothers) plays the captive spirit Ariel, and Carl Hendrick Louis (Little Children Dream of God, The King's Whore, In Fields Where They Lay) is Caliban, the brutish island native who despises his master, Prospero. Tanya Everett (Pousada Azul, Fati's Last Dance, The Rosa Parks Story) is Antonia, Prospero's scheming sister, and Ryan Alvarado (Godspell, Hair, The Music Man) her partner-in-crime Sebastian. Richard Busser (Henry V, The Rub, The Good Wife) plays Alonzo, King of Naples and father for Ferdinand, and Brandon Carter (Black Angels Over Tuskegee, Drunk Shakespeare, Love's Labour's Lost), his honest counsellor, Gonzalo. Emmanuel Brown (Spider-man: Turn Off the Dark, Big Love, CBS's Elementary) portrays Alonzo's drunken butler, Stephano, and Anthony Vaughn Merchant (A Midsummer Night's Dream, As You Like It, King Lear) his jester sidekick, Trinculo. Dante Jeanfelix (Hamlet, The American Clock, The Secret Garden) is Master, the ship's captain, Adrian, a member of Alonso's court and an ensemble member. Anthony Lalor (Romeo N Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream) is the Boatswain and fellow member of Alonzo's court, Francisco. Rounding out the ensemble are Shayshahn MacPherson, Rachel Small and Djaka Souare.
"What fascinates me about the play-and its iconic characters of Prospero, Caliban and Ariel-is that it's a theatrical gumbo, with an intricate blend of usurping villains, youthful romance, music, humor and conspiracy," said Cofield, who helmed the critically acclaimed production of Amiri Baraka/LeRoi Jones's Dutchman for CTH last spring. "I am also intrigued by how the protagonist Prospero's quest for justice leads him to become unjust himself."
Cofield sets the action in beautiful Hispaniola, the island that is home to both the Dominican Republic and Haiti. "The history of Haiti is nothing short of magical. This tiny Caribbean country won its independence by defeating three European superpowers: France, Britain and Spain, demonstrating the same fighting spirit found in Caliban, and the same longing for freedom as Ariel. The Tempest highlights the dynamics of freedom and captivity, imprisonment and rebellion, authority and tyranny."
Cofield brings back many artists from Dutchman's creative team to work on The Tempest, including: Christopher and Justin Swader (scenic design), Rachel Dozier-Ezell (costume design), Alan C. Edwards (lighting design), Eric Sluyter (sound design) and Ralph Stan Lee (stage management). Byron Easley (choreography), Aaron Verdery (aerial design), Shayshahn "Phearnone" MacPherson (music director), and Shawn René Graham (dramaturg) round out the team.
The Richard Rodgers Amphitheater is located in Marcus Garvey Park (enter at 124th Street and Fifth Avenue and walk south to the venue). Performances are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Friday's curtain is at 8:15 p.m., following Jazzmobile's free concerts at 7:00 p.m. The venue opens for seating at 7:00 p.m. each night and 6:30 p.m. on Fridays. All performances are free and no tickets are required. For more information, visit www.cthnyc.org or follow #CTHTempest and #SummerStage30 on social media.
The Tempest is presented by The Classical Theatre of Harlem and City Parks Foundation's SummerStage festival. The show is sponsored in part by Axe-Houghton, Casement, Columbus, Dramatist Guild Fund, Doctorow, Ford Foundation, Google, HCDC, L & N Andreas Foundation, DCA, NYC & Co., NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, Puffin Foundation West, SHS Foundation, Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, The Office of Councilmember Inez Dickens, The Office of Councilmember Mark Levine, The Office of Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Doug & Paige Armentrout, and Ron Simons Local business partners and sponsors include Barawine, The Cecil, Flamekeepers Hat Club, Harlem Shake, Land Yoga, Lido, Minton's and Settepani.
ABOUT THE CLASSICAL THEATRE OF HARLEM
The Classical Theatre of Harlem (Ty Jones, Producing Artistic Director; David Roberts, Managing Director) is an American theatre company that tells stories as seen through the lens of the African diaspora and does work that honors the cultural legacy of the neighborhood in which it was founded. CTH combines original adaptations, music and dance to present great classics of world literature as well as contemporary works that will stand the test of time, while
being truly reflective of the diversity of ideas and racial tapestry that is America. Since its founding in 1999, CTH has presented works ranging from traditional classical playwrights (Anton Chekhov, Euripides and William Shakespeare), to established 20th century playwrights (August Wilson, Langston Hughes and Jean Genet) to new plays by emerging playwrights. CTH also proudly provides theater-based training and live theater experiences to Harlem youth and their families through its arts education program, Project Classics. The organization engages new audiences, provides artistic development of new work and gives exposure to emerging playwrights with its three free reading series: Future Classics, Playwrights' Playground and Revisited Classics. Visit www.cthnyc.org and follow CTH on Twitter (@classicalharlem), Instagram (@classicalharlem), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/theclassicaltheatreofharlem).
BWW Review: CRAZY LOVE – The Live Production at The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ Entrances
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BWW Feature: Reinventing Summer Shakespeare, Los Angeles Style
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Bryan Berlin's RUNNING SCARED Will Play the 2023 FRIGID Fringe Festival Next Month
Berlination Productions will present Running Scared, written and performed by Bryan Berlin, as part of the 2023 FRIGID Fringe Festival at UNDER St. Marks (94 St Marks Place, New York, NY 10009) with performances on February 17th @ 9:50pm, February 24th @ 6:30pm, February 26th @ 3:40pm, March 3rd @ 6:30pm, and March 4th @ 3:40pm.
The American Theatre of Actors Presents RESURRECTION: Shedding Light On Forgotten Black History
A century ago, a prosperous Black neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, perished at the hands of a violent white mob. Written and directed by Anne L. Thompson-Scretching, RESURRECTION pulls no punches in sharing a moment in African American history that will not be ignored any longer.
Leviathan Lab Presents A Workshop Of Gaven Trinidad's LEARNING TO READ BY MOONLIGHT
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Pangea NYC and The Essential Services Project (ESP) present a live, in-person, presentation of DAVID AND GOLIATH, A One-Man Biblical Epic, conceived and performed by John Fisher. The performance is on Saturday, January 28, 2023 at 9:30pm EST at Pangea NYC.
Two New Musicals By Ethan Carlson, Aliza Sotsky, and Julio Vaquero Debut at NYFA
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Q: Is it possible to virtualize the iPhone OS? I was wondering if it was possible to virtualize an iPhone's OS on my Mac. Maybe through VMware or another application?

A: The only way I have heard of is to download the iPhone SDK, it comes with a iPhone emulator.

A: I can't give an authoritative answer but my feeling is no, for reasons both technical and legal. The iPhone uses an ARM processor which has an instruction set that is not compatible with the Intel x86 instruction set which VMWare et al provide virtualization of.
Further to this, you would likely need to virtualize components other than the processor in order to support many of the APIs exposed by iPhone OS. Technically speaking, all of these issues are probably surmountable, but products such as VMWare are not likely to support this.
IANAL, but to the best of my knowledge it would be against Apple's licensing to execute the iPhone OS code on platforms other than those approved by Apple, virtual or otherwise

A: Apples idea is that you would use xCode, which allows you to simulate iOS devices like the iPhone by default (although it only allows specific versions unless you have a phone with the desired OS).
for Windows, there is Xamarian Studio Community which works with Visual Studio. it lets you write iOS, Android and Windows Phone apps in C#, but I know very little about it.
in xCode, open the application. Navigate: Window -> Devices (Shift+Command+2), then pick the device (Ie. iPhone 7 iOS 10.1)
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Alexander Petrowitsch Petrow (; *  in Jelez, Gouvernement Orjol, Russisches Kaiserreich; † Februar 1941) war ein russischer Ringer und Olympiamedaillengewinner.

Petrow gewann bei den Olympischen Spielen 1908 in London die Silbermedaille im griechisch-römischen Stil im Schwergewicht (über 93 kg). Im Viertelfinale besiegte Petrow den Briten Frederick Humphreys, der im Tauziehen eine Goldmedaille gewann. Im Halbfinale gewann Petrow gegen den Ungarn Hugó Payr. Im Finale verlor er gegen den Ungarn Richárd Weisz und gewann damit die Silbermedaille.

Petrow lehrte nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg am Psychoneurologischen Institut in Sankt Petersburg und wurde zu einem der Begründer der Sportmedizin. Im Gegensatz zu den meisten Intellektuellen verließ Petrow nicht sein Land während des Bürgerkriegs und unterstützte sogar die Revolution.

Im Jahr 1938 erkrankte Petrow an einer Blutgefäß-Krankheit, infolge derer ihm sein rechtes Bein amputiert wurde. Im Februar 1941 starb er, wenige Monate vor Beginn des Großen Vaterländischen Krieges. Seine Auszeichnungen tauschte seine Witwe Seraphima Swerewa gegen Essen während der Leningrader Blockade.

Weblinks

 Как елецкий Поддубный охрану Ленина драться научил, championat.com, 23. September 2015, abgerufen am 11. Oktober 2016 (russisch)
 Александр Петрович Петров, Биографическая справка, olimpic.su (russisch)

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Ringer (Russland)
Olympiateilnehmer (Russland)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1908
Geboren 1876
Gestorben 1941
Russe
Sowjetbürger
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Since half term, I have attended several CPD events covering my diverse job description - Learning Resource Coordinator (not Manager as I am not responsible for the LRC on a daily basis, more strategic management), Assistant Head of Sixth Form and Careers Coordinator 11 - 19.
On 2nd November, I attended the Launch Event for the Apple Regional Training Centre at Isca College of Media Arts, Exeter. Whilst a very short event - just 1.5 hours long, the focus was on the use of Ipads in teaching and learning with the main presentation delivered by Kelda Richards who describes herself as a lead practitioner in media technology. Her presentation took the form of a pub quiz on Ipad and showed 10 great apps. Those that stood out for me were Shazam, an app that identifies music; i-nigma, QR code reader;Newstand; Dropbox and Pearltrees which she described as apps to make your life easier, although I was aware of these, it was great to have a chance to use them on a Pad and I thought the way of presenting them as a quiz was very innovative.
I then attended a Management and Leadership one day training course run by Plymouth Training and Consultancy. This course was included as part of my performance management and links to my new role as Assistant Head of Sixth Form which requires me to lead and manage teams of staff, including teachers and support staff. The trainer began by explaining the difference between management and leadership; management being associated with working towards a development plan and having a more operational role, whilst leadership tendd towards the visionary, identifying followers from your staff to share your vision. We also looked at all the different roles and responsibilities of being a manager (very scary and daunting), but decided that it came down to prioritising; i.e what is happening today? There were many opportunities for personal reflection, including considering whether your management style was autocrative (all about me), democratic (delegate, but with some control) or delegative (delegating with free rein) and decided that sometimes you have to be all three! We also looked at John Adair's concept of managing the task, managing the individual and managing the team as well as the six core functions of leadership; plan, initiate, control, support, inform and evaluate. Much to think about in terms of my management and leadership skills!
My last conference attended was Careers SW's annual event 'Employability'. Having attended these in the past, I know that these events are excellently delivered and I particularly identified one of the workshops I attended as being very interesting. This workshop was led by a representative from Demos who had recently published a report on 'The Forgotten Half'; that of the 50% who were not part of Tony Blair's vision of 50 young people moving onto Higher Education. As the person in my college with responsibility of delivering the UCAS application process and raising awareness of HE to all students, this was of especial interest. The report identified 5 premiums (what makes a young person employable?); being a graduate (HE is still the best protector in the labour market), individual character and transferable skills, level 2 literacy and numeracy, previous work (part-time, internships, voluntary) and Level 2/3 vocational qualifications citing a negative return on lower level NVQs if not person is not pre 25. The report also focused on what schools had to offer in order to ensure effective progression for their students; intensive literacy and numeracy teaching and support, build students' characters through enrichment and broaden assessment for students on vocational qualifications (more of a workbacc offer) In addition, an interesting and pithy look at the Government's plans for an all age careers service as part of the Education Bill from Paul Chubb, Careers England and the conference was very informative indeed.
My next CPD could be at the UCAS Annual Conference for Teachers and Advisors, so as to ensure that I am up to date with the necessary information, advice and guidance when supporting students and staff with post 16 progression.


COLWYN Bay AC have two athletes on the verge of title triumphs in the North Staffordshire Cross-Country League.
With one race to go, Nathan Jones tops the standings in the under-17 boys' category after maintaining his 100% record when he made it a hat-trick of wins in the third fixture at Stafford Common.
And Abi Backshall is also in sight of glory after she won the U15 girls' race, her second victory in three races after she finished third in the opening fixture at Winsford.
Also competing for Colwyn Bay, Ceri Vaughan was eighth in the U11 girls with Matthew Vaughan finishing in the same position in the U11 boys, while Jake Griffith was 10th in the U15 boys.
Helen MacArthur crossed the line in 25th in the women's race to lead the Bay's team home, while first finisher for the club's men was Chris Yorke.
The final race in the North Staffordshire league is at Westwood High School, Leek on Saturday, December 11, but before that Colwyn Bay's cross country team are in action this Saturday when the third fixture in the Grand Prix Express North Wales Cross-Country League takes place at Ysgol Morgan Llwyd, Wrexham.
Under 11 Girls: Ceri Vaughan 8th. Under 11 Boys: Matthew Vaughan 8th. Matthew Jones 13th. Under 11 Girls - Catrin Wellsbury 37th. Under 15 Girls: Abigail Backshall 1st. Under 15 Boys: Jake Griffith 10th, Louie Bennett 22nd. Under 17 Boys: Nathan Jones 1st, George Backshall 20th.
Senior Ladies: Helen MacArthur 25th, Vicky Ronald 70th, Laurie Griffith 86th, Rowena Hunter 120th. Senior Men: Chris Yorke 86th, Ian Mulligan 101st, Neal Jones 126th, Mark Learmonth 141st, Leon Bennett 150th.


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Stacey Solomon admits she wants to put new son 'back inside her tummy' as she takes him home for the first time
Emily BakerSunday 26 May 2019 10:35 pm
Stacey has brought her newborn son home for the first time (Picture: Instagram/@staceysolomon)
Stacey Solomon has shared another heart-melting picture of her new baby boy, admitting she would put him back inside her tummy for another year given the chance.
Lying on a sofa next to her son's cot, Stacey revealed they have now taken him home for the first time, writing: 'welcome home, my love. Feeling ridiculously teary today. He's just so teeny and precious and I want to do the very best I can by him.
'I never thought I'd say this but If I could put him back inside my tummy for another year I would.'
Stacey later commented on the photo again after reading the lovely comments and well wishes from her followers: 'The messages on here are just so lovely. Obviously I've burst in to tears reading them but I'm a good way so thank you.'
It looks like the couple are going to keep their baby's face a secret for now, as all pictures of him have been blurred so far.
The new addition to Stacey and boyfriend Joe Swash's family was born earlier this week and is the couple's first baby together.
Joe has found himself a dad for the second time and celebrated the birth of his son with an emotional Instagram post documenting the first time they met.
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Stacey has already treated us to a number of pictures of her bundle of joy, including adorable black and white photos of her two sons meeting their new baby brother.
Zachary, 11, and Leighton, 7, gave their mum kisses as she breastfed the new baby.
Baby Swash/Solomon was born a month earlier than expected, but Stacey is wasting no time in getting back to work as she is planning to take only two weeks off from the Loose Women panel.
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'They have been really good about saying take the time that you need and they will have me back which is really amazing,' said the former X Factor star of the ITV bosses.
'You are so replaceable and if you're not there then someone else is going to jump at the chance to do it. Nothing is guaranteed and we are all freelance.'
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State Funeral For Pranab Mukherjee
By SM .01 Sep, 2020
NEW DELHI: Pranab Mukherjee"s funeral took place today with full military honours. The former President, who had tested positive for the coronavirus, died on Monday, weeks after his brain surgery. He was 84.
The government and many states have announced seven-day official mourning.
Pranab Mukherjee"s body was taken to his official home in Delhi, 10 Rajaji Marg, for people to pay their last respects.
President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited his residence and paid their last respects.
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat and the chiefs of the three services also paid homage to the former president.
The Defence Ministry, in a statement last evening, gave details of wreath laying by dignitaries, politicians and others.
Because of COVID-19 protocol, the body of the former President was taken for last rites in a hearse van instead of the gun carriage. The funeral took place at the Lodi Road crematorium.
In a statement, the home ministry said as a mark of respect, there would be state mourning throughout India from August 31 to September 6.
"During the period of state mourning, the national flag will fly at half-mast on all buildings throughout India, where it is flown regularly, and there will be no official entertainment," the statement said.
The veteran, widely respected across the spectrum and described as the elder statesman of Indian politics, served as foreign and finance minister in several governments.
Yesterday, PM Modi posted a photo of him touching Pranab Mukherjee"s feet in reverence. "He has left an indelible mark on the development trajectory of our nation," PM Modi said in a series of tweets.
"A scholar par excellence, a towering statesman, he was admired across the political spectrum and by all sections of society," he wrote.
India"s 13th President, Pranab Mukherjee was awarded the Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian honour, in August last year.
"My passion has been the service of the people of India," Pranab Mukherjee, widely known as "Pranab-Da", said in a speech summing up 50 years in public life when he left the office of president in 2017.
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Karl-Heinz Richter oder Karlheinz Richter ist der Name folgender Personen:
* Karlheinz Richter (1938–2011), deutscher Agrar- und Futterbauwissenschaftler sowie Hochschullehrer
 Karl-Heinz Richter (Bildhauer) (* 1946), deutscher Bildhauer
 Karl-Heinz Richter (Autor) (* 1946), deutscher Fluchthelfer und Autor


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