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Good nutrition during the first 1,000 days provides the building blocks for healthy brain development.
During the first 1,000 days, the brain grows more quickly than at any other time in a person's life. Nutrition provides the fuel that drives much of this early brain growth and development. Beginning early in pregnancy and throughout early childhood, nutrition provides the building blocks for a child's cognitive abilities, motor skills and socio-emotional development, which in turn impacts her future success in school and economic opportunities later in life.
At every stage during the 1,000-day window, a child's rapidly developing brain is vulnerable to poor nutrition, neglect and the "toxic stress" that comes along with hunger and food insecurity. The damage done to a child's development can be profound and irreversible. It is why ensuring that women and children get the nutrition and support they need during the first 1,000 days is essential to a thriving future.
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Brain development begins before birth.
A child's brain begins to grow very early on in pregnancy and develops at an astonishing speed. At the 4th week of pregnancy, the brain has an estimated 10,000 cells—by the 24th week, it contains 10 billion. The nutrition that a baby gets from his mother through her diet is the fuel that drives much of this incredible transformation.
Nutrients such as folic acid, iron, zinc and iodine, as well as protein and fatty acids play a vital role in building a baby's brain during pregnancy. When one or more of these is absent during pregnancy, a baby could be at risk for developmental delays, birth defects and cognitive deficits. Because a mother's diet and her nutrient stores are the only source of nutrition for a developing baby, it is critical that women get the health care and nutritious food they need before and during pregnancy.
When it comes to brain development, breastmilk is nature's superfood.
Infancy is a time of remarkable brain development and growth. During this time, a baby learns how to interact and communicate with the world around her. Together with responsive relationships with their parents and other caregivers and safe, nurturing environments to explore, babies need good nutrition to fuel their growing brains.
Breastmilk is the perfect nutrition for brain development. It contains a variety of nutrients and proteins—as well as growth factors and hormones that cannot be replicated in infant formula—that are vital to a baby's brain development. Numerous studies have shown that babies who are breastfed perform better in intelligence tests and have higher IQs scores as children and teens. Because it involves a great deal of mother-to-child touch and nurturing interaction, breastfeeding also plays an important role in strengthening a baby's sensory and emotional circuitry, which are critical for both cognitive and socio-emotional development.
Little kids need big nutrition to power their brains for learning.
As a baby transitions into toddlerhood, her brain continues to develop at a rapid pace. While a newborn's brain is only one-quarter of the size of an adult's, it grows to about 80% by age 3 and reaches 90% of adult brain size by age 5. In early childhood, the brain is busy forming connections that allow brain cells to communicate with one another, including connections in the brain's language areas.
Growing brains need nutritious foods rich in iron, zinc and protein. Toddlers need meat and other iron-rich foods to avoid a deficiency in this key nutrient which in turn can impair their learning abilities and their behavior.
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You take the good with the bad with Russell Westbrook. Unfortunately for the Lakers on this occasion, the bad was costly.
LA fell to the Philadelphia 76ers at home 113-112 on Monday (all times AEDT) after a puzzling last possession from Westbrook with the game on the line where he failed to get a shot off.
Following a Joel Embiid miss at the other end, Westbrook dribbled the ball up the court with over 13 seconds left with the Philly big man guarding him.
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Westbrook nearly lost the ball on a drive before circling back, driving again and getting blocked by Georges Niang as the clock wound down and buzzer sounded.
Both Westbrook's play and Lakers coach Darvin Ham's decision to not call a time-out have come under fire in the aftermath, with LA so close to causing an upset over the full-strength Sixers.
Although Westbrook suggested he was fouled by Embiid in the dying stages.
"It's unfortunate. He was grabbing my wrist, I could I couldn't get the ball up," he told Spectrum SportsNet.
It came in a contest LeBron James dropped 35 points with eight rebounds and 10 assists and became the second player in NBA history to score 38,00th career points, while Embiid also exploded with 34 points and 11 rebounds and James Harden had 24 points and 13 assists.
Westbrook was also prolific with a 20-point, 14-rebound, 11-assist triple-double off the bench – his fourth this season to set an NBA record and 198th overall.
But unfortunately for the former MVP, the last play became the key talking point of the game as the Lakers dropped their third in a row to fall to 19-24.
On the other hand, the Sixers improved to 27-16 and took over the fourth seed from Cleveland.
ELSEWHERE …
In Denver, reigning back-to-back MVP winner Nikola Jokic hit an epic clutch three-pointer with 0.3 left to carry the Nuggets past Orlando 119-116.
With the scores tied and Denver getting one last possession to win the game, Jamal Murray passed Jokic the ball at the top of the key with just over four seconds left.
The Serbian star surveyed the court but seemingly had no options as he instead dribbled back and hoisted the long-range bomb outside the arc, which sank through the net to give his team the win.
It put a full stop on another masterful triple-double from Jokic, racking up 17 points, 10 rebounds, 14 assists and two steals to lead Denver, while Aaron Gordon added 25 points.
With it, the Nuggets extended their win streak at home to 13 –including six-straight victories overall – and improved their West-leading record to 30-13 – joining Boston as the only other team to hit 30-plus wins.
Markelle Fultz recorded a team-high 20 points for Orlando with seven rebounds, six assists and two steals, but the Magic fell to 16-28.
Earlier, Nikola Vucevic produced a 43-point masterpiece as the Chicago Bulls overpowered the slumping NBA champion Golden State Warriors 132-118 on Monday.
Montenegrin star Vucevic bagged his ninth straight double-double after stepping up in the absence of injured DeMar DeRozan to help the Bulls snap a three-game losing streak at Chicago's United Center.
Vucevic's performance was the centrepiece of a balanced all-round offensive display by Chicago, who saw six players finish with double-digit points tallies.
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Zach LaVine added 27 points while Alex Caruso and Ayo Dosunmu had 12 points apiece. Coby White added 15 from the bench.
"I got going really early," said Vucevic after going 18-for-31 from the field with five three-pointers. "It's hard to explain. You just get this feeling within yourself that it's kinda gonna be your night and you just play.
"We really moved the ball. We really played aggressively offensively and I was able to get into my spots."
The victory was the perfect tonic for the Bulls (20-24) as they now head to Paris next week for a regular season fixture against the Detroit Pistons on Friday.
But the loss was another alarm bell for the struggling Warriors, the reigning NBA champions who are in eighth place in the Western Conference standings with a 21-22 record.
With it, Steve Kerr's side fell to 4-17 on the road overall including 1-10 against Eastern Conference sides.
It's clearly been a major hurdle in the 21-22 team's season, boosted by the returns of Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins last week.
Even Golden State was just slightly below average on the road, it'd be in striking distance of the West's No. 1 seed amid the evenness of the conference.
Klay Thompson dropped eight triples en route to 26 points to pace the Warriors and Curry posted 20 points and 10 rebounds but the Warriors were left counting the cost of 23 turnovers.
"We're having trouble stacking good decision upon good decision," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
"That's what this game is about — at both ends. You're not always going to make shots but can you execute offensively without turning the ball over?
"Can you execute defensively over and over again?…We're just not solid enough right now to be able to do that." Kerr meanwhile refused to make excuses for the defeat.
"You can make all kinds of excuses but it doesn't matter," Kerr said. "Everybody's got excuses, everyone's got injuries with guys in and out of the rotation. We just got to do better."
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In other games on Monday, Julius Randle scored a season-high 42 points as the New York Knicks bagged their third straight victory with a 117-104 defeat of Detroit.
Randle also hauled in 15 rebounds while team-mate Jalen Brunson finished with 27 points in a comfortable victory for the Knicks, who are sixth in the Eastern Conference table.
Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau was left purring at Randle's performance both in defence and offence.
"The rebounding is just huge. He got every big rebound down the stretch," Thibodeau said. "He's all over the place.
"He's on the perimeter guarding guards and everything else. I thought he was terrific." In Los Angeles, Kawhi Leonard and Terance Mann combined for 61 points in the Clippers' 121-100 win over the Houston Rockets. Mann posted 31 points while Leonard added 30 as the league-worst Rockets slumped to a 10th straight loss
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THUNDER 112 NETS 102
KINGS 132 SPURS 119
MAGIC 116 NUGGETS 119
MAVERICKS 123 TRAIL BLAZERS 140
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In the first Run we measured at different attack angles and zero wind speed to have a reference for the balance point. Then after several runs at different speeds we gained polar diagram curves showing us the performance of our wing. Luckily the results turned out to be better than expected. at every speed we measured our cA (german) / cL (english) parameter produced values above 2.0 which is actually a very high value. Usually good airfoils create a cL of around 1.5.
When measuring the cW (german) / cD (english) parameter we had an rather strange result that this parameter turned out to be slightly negative at his best point. The results were so far independent from the cL parameter. By shifting the force center a few millimeter away from the measured force center in the first run the cD values could be corrected to more plausible values. Thus cD so far remained unclear.
The comparison of the blue and green curves in the polar diagram shows another interesting feature and is another evidence of the performance of the aeroflexible surface. The green curves indicates a profile which has only a partial aeroflaxible coating while the blue curve indicates a profile which is entirely coated with an aeroflexible surface. Finally we would like to thank Dr. Wolfgang Send for his support and contribution to our aeroflexible project.


The Summer honey flow concludes with the Goldenrain Trees. Like the blossoms themselves, the honey is an intense yellow color. The tree pushes out new blooms over the course of two or three weeks, even as lanterns form and mature. They are red to start, turn a greenish-yellow as they puff up, and finally a pale pink as the July dearth sets in.
Though not enough to produce abundant amounts of honey, there is still nectar from perennials flowing. Here's a sampling of what's blooming in the Backyard.
The recent string of 100°F temperatures didn't seem to phase the bees but the Backyard's kinda hurtin'. I just spent a small fortune at Paulino's to bring back some life and color. With any luck, the monsoon moisture that's forecast just may be enough to settle them into the Backyard.
And what of your Backyards? How are your bees and gardens doing?
EDITOR'S NOTE: Since correcting Chinese Lantern Tree to Goldenrain Tree, I've learned that the Chinese Scholar Tree (AKA Japanese Pagoda Tree) blooms well into August here, and it is a terrific honey producer!


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'Johnny Cash: Bootleg Vol. 3 – Live Around The World' Gets 'A' Rating
Johnny Cash, "Bootleg Vol. III." The latest installment of this from-the-vaults series is a gem, compiling live performances by Cash and his band from 1956, from when "I Walk The Line" was a new single, to 1979, when Johnny was becoming a Nashville afterthought but was still great.
Across the two-CD set, you can hear Cash grow as a performer and feel his connection with varying audiences. The songs are all there, and Cash and the Tennessee Three and his later bands give universally strong strong performances. That makes this one a keeper. Grade: A
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FORMS Final publication is on his way!
Nov 22, 2022 | FORMS News
The partners in the EU funded FORMS project "Researching emerging forms of employment in the European sport sector" were delighted to meet in person for a final Full Partner Meeting in Lisbon as guests of Polytechnic Institute of Santarem/Sport Sciences School of Rio Maior.
Coordinated by EOSE, this two-day event gave the partners a full opportunity to review the substantial progress FORMS has made over the last two years and plan in detail its final output due for publication in early 2023.
> Achievements so far
The meeting approved the final version of the research report which explored the employment challenges facing the sport sector, in particular the recruitment, retention and professionalisation of the workforce and how new forms of employment (for example, employee sharing, casual work, interim management and collaborative employment) can better match supply and demand, increase flexibility and create better employment conditions for both employers and employees.
The partners were also able to consolidate the outcomes of five consultation roundtables on sport volunteering organised in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands and Portugal which gathered the views of national stakeholders, including ministries, local authorities, national Olympic committees, sport federations and clubs, employer groups, training providers, associations and employees.
> A final publication to spread the word
Most of the discussion focused on the final output – a publication which will integrate the project's findings and showcase a dozen of concrete case studies identified from sport and related sectors to be called: "Towards innovative ways of thinking about sport employment in Europe". Most case studies will analyse a problem faced by sport employers, explain how traditional forms of employment constrained their organisations and examine how a new form of employment solved the problem and delivered a positive impact. At least two case studies will look at new forms of employment in related sectors such as hospitality and explore how they could be implemented in sport. Whilst promoting new approaches to employment, the case studies will also give a balanced evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages for employers and employees.
The final section of the publication will present a number of recommendations aimed at easing the recruitment and retention of skilled sport workers and furthering the professionalisation of the workforce. Target audiences will include the European Commission, national governments, sport federations and clubs and other key stakeholders in our sector.
Geoff Carroll, Director of Skills Development for EOSE said, "Despite the logistical difficulties presented by Covid, FORMS has proved to be a great success. The partners have worked exceptionally hard to reach a positive conclusion. All stakeholders in the sport sector should look forward to our final publication in early 2023 which will illustrate the value of taking an innovative approach to employment in our sector and demonstrate the real and tangible benefits which these can deliver, not just to employers and employees but also to the millions of EU citizens who take part in sport."
Visit the project web page at www.forms-sport.eu
You can contact the FORMS project and ask to be kept informed about developments or to get involved by contacting Geoff Carroll, EOSE Director of Skills Development (geoff.carroll@eose.org).
Full list of partners:
European Observatoire of Sport and Employment (EOSE) – France and EU
Fédération Nationale Profession Sport et Loisirs (FNPSL) – France
Sportwerk Vlaanderen – Belgium
Kortrijk Spurs – Belgium
International University of Health, Exercise and Sports (LUNEX) – Luxembourg
Werkgevers in de Sport (WOS) – Netherlands
Polytechnic Institute of Santarem/Sport Sciences School of Rio Maior (IPSantarem-ESDRM) – Portugal
WINS Research to be published in the New Year
Volunteering Skills Survey of Sport Organisations gathers nearly 3,000 responses!
EDUGOLF Partners Make Progress in Poland
Launch of a new Erasmus+ Sport initiative in anti-doping (GLDF4CLEANSPORT)
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Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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Best cities in Turkey is surrounded by eight different nations, Turkey is a dazzling destination located in Western Asia and a little bit in Southeast Europe. Loaded down with antiquated landscapes, enriched with staggering Roman vestiges, favored with captivating shorelines, and loaded up with an extensive tourist destination, incredible spot to spend the occasion. Major cities to visit in Turkey flaunts its lively culture, delicious cooking, high places, and titanic history and scenes. Besides, 13 heritage sites in Turkey were perceived by UNESCO. From the "recorded limits of Istanbul," the "stone zones of Cappadocia," to the "archeological grounds of Troy," wanting to spend your occasions in this nation? Check this rundown of the 10 best beautiful cities in Turkey.
Istanbul, being the best cities in Turkey also known as Constantinople and Byzantine, Istanbul is the most populated city in Turkey which focuses the economy, culture, and history of the nation. Before the social showcase crumbled, the city was known as the social center however, later on, go to Ankara.� Still, there are Genoese, and Roman architecture stays alongside their Hassock correlatives. While Istanbul has been respected for its Byzantine and Ottoman designs, the structures exhibit the past rulers and realms. Different landscapes including the Hagia Sophia Historical center, the remaining parts of the Byzantine Segment, the Lady's Pinnacle, and the Ortaköy Mosque before the Bosphorus Extension are obvious.
Izmir is the third most populated and favorite city in Turkey alongside Istanbul and Ankara. Contains a few waterways and high, rough landscapes, the city likewise holds recorded and antiquated follows. In 1835, Charles Texier revealed the tomb of Tantalus which was accepted to from the Greek Age. The Marketplace Outdoors Museum of the City shows the masterminded and small protected Public square of Smyrna. Other recorded tourist spots can likewise be found in the town alongside the Clock Tower, the nine synagogues, and the Izmir Birds Paradise which are the haven of the sanctuary of various species of birds.
In the heartland of Turkey, the antiquated Cappadocia lies. The site comprises of high levels penetrated with volcanic pinnacles and flanked with mountains. Because of its high elevation and Midland setting, Cappadocia infrequently gets precipitation, and it is averagely dry. In any case, it is sweltering dry during summer and cold frigid during winter. Cappadocia was once in the past known as Hatti, and it was the country of the Hittite power which cored at Hattusa. Go gaga for the pixie fireplace shake arrangement in Cappadocia close Göreme and the Aktepe "White Slope".
Fethiye is a popular city in Turkey, particularly during the mid-year season. Besides its extraordinary atmosphere and regular appeal, guests are keen on its more affordable way of life and the neighborliness in the locals. Because of the expansion in the travel industry, the city has been pronounced as the best travel midpoint on the planet by some renowned magazines and papers. The city flaunts its old museums and historical sites, for example, the Kadyanda Antiquated City, Fethiye Historical center, Afkule, Aya Nikola, and the Kayakoy-old Greek town. Otherwise called the home of the Tomb of Amyntas, the tomb has been worked by the Lycians in 350 BC with its colossal size and unbelievable carvings. Beside these locales, the spot likewise offers their most well-known spots with its wonderful shorelines.
A developing modern city, Denizli gloats of it's developing the travel industry part which has expanded through time. The best cities in Turkey to visit has regular warm waters which add to the famous mineral-covered slope hot spring of Pamukkale and the red-hued warm water spas. Moreover, the city offers antiquated sceneries, for example, the remains of Hierapolis, the Laodicea on the Lycus ruins and the old city of Phrygia. Denizli has additionally been referred to for its material industry just as for the color business. With its rocky territories, trees are a natural view in numerous areas. Shops, bars and cafes, hotels, and music bars have been set up in the spot.
Situated on the Silk Road, Trabzon is the amalgam of various languages, religion, and culture for a long time. It has been the trade markets section to Iran and the Caucasus. Made out of levels and slopes, the city additionally includes someone of waters, for example, lakes and rivers. During seething tempests and terrible climate conditions, the Trabzon fills in as the pilotage for guides. Holding the most quantities of grand spots, the legacy locales have been making its travel industry increment in quantities of visits. The Trabzon Palace ruins, Boztepe Park, Trabzon Gallery, the "Atatürk Köşkü," the Kostaki Chateau and the Hagia Sophia complete the excitement of the visit.
Adıyaman is one of the quickly developing urban areas in Turkey with its population development every year. Besides, the city has additionally created consistently. Despite the fact that the city is known for its moderate individuals, a few spots are as yet selling alcohols. With its advancing foundations and horticulture, donkeys and donkeys are as yet a method for transportation. Extraordinary spot, staggering views, and the city likewise offer ordinary SE Turkey foods. The most elevated mountain on the south-eastern coast, Mount Nemrut, has been announced as the main vacationer goal in Adiyaman. Remember to see the remains of the city, the mosque and the caverns of the Pirin which turned into the graveyard for extended years.
The greatest city on the Turkish fringes, Kars has a moist atmosphere, however, the climate contrasts amid summer and winter. In spite of the fact that the city is situated a long way from the waterways, it is profoundly raised with high inclines, level, and rocky territories. Otherwise called the Fortification, the palace of Kars located over a rough slope outlining the city is one of the visited spots. Stroll over the stone scaffold; visit the Armenian Church of the Witnesses, and remain in the Topchuoglu and Ilbeoglu Shower Houses. These are only a couple of the recorded spots to do and where to visit. Out it an attempt.
Situated on Anatolia's flourishing southwest coast, Antalya is the eighth most populated urban communities in Turkey. The Taurus Mountains outskirt the metropolitan region which was once governed by the Romans. Ages back, the Romans developed a few landmarks like the Hadrian's Entryway and the origination of the close-by urban communities. Many travelers and vacationists have visited the city as the years cruised by. With its area dependent on the Turkish Riviera, Antalya has been considered as the biggest global shoreline excursion place.
Ordinarily known for yachting, Bodrum is a port city on the southern shore of the landmass. Cruising is a typical action and attempts the "neck" sailing. Also, the city has been one of the Seven Miracles of the Antiquated World. Earlier, the city was called Halicarnassus of Caria, and it was best known for the Sepulcher of Mausolus lodging. Boarding the land, a few territory attractions offer a look at amazing substructures and remains. Circumvent the city, visit the Bodrum Château Mosque, be astounded at the performance center of Halicarnassus, catch the remnants of the Sepulcher of Mausolus, be entranced by the Manor of St. Diminish.
Turkey City List is letting us know all the best cities in Turkey to visit as it is providing a brief description of the top 10 cities in Turkey to visit and some Turkey major cities. Hope this article would be beneficial for you as it provides the name of cities in Turkey and shares your views.


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Carmen Magallón Portolés (Alcañiz, Teruel, 28 de diciembre de 1951) es una catedrática española de Física y Química especializada en la historia de las mujeres en la ciencia, el análisis epistemológico del quehacer científico y las relaciones entre género, ciencia y cultura de paz. Ha sido Presidenta de WILPF España - Liga internacional de Mujeres por la Paz y la Libertad (2011- 2019) y es Presidenta Honoraria (desde 2019). Forma parte de la Red Académica de WILPF Internacional.

Biografía
Licenciada en Físicas y doctora en Físicas (Historia de la Ciencia) por la Universidad de Zaragoza, con una tesis sobre las Pioneras españolas en las ciencias, que fue publicada por el CSIC (1998 y 2004), posee la Habilitación de la ANECA para Profesora Titular de Universidad en el Área de Artes y Humanidades.

Diplomada de Estudios Avanzados (DEA) en Filosofía, postgraduada en Historia de la Ciencia, ha realizado una diplomatura en Psicología en la UNED y es catedrática de física y química de Instituto.Ha sido Asesora técnica de formación del profesorado del Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia y profesora asociada en la Universidad de Zaragoza, impartiendo clases de Física General y cursos de doctorado y postgrado, sobre Género y ciencia y Filosofía de la ciencia.

Fue Profesora de Física en varios institutos y Asociada en el Departamento de Física Aplicada de la Universidad de Zaragoza. Ha sido directora de Fundación Seminario de Investigación para la Paz  - Fundación SIP, centro de investigación sobre Cultura de Paz y Conflictos, ubicado en Zaragoza (2003-2019). Es Presidenta del patronato de la Fundación SIP (desde 2019).

En 1986, tras un viaje a Berlín (1983) para participar en un congreso por una Europa desnuclearizada, tomó contacto con las iniciativas que estaban desarrollando las mujeres europeas y con otras personas de inquietudes similares crean la revista En Pie de Paz, formando parte, junto a Teresa Agustín entre otras mujeres, de su grupo editor hasta 2001.

Asociaciones a las que pertenece

 Cofundadora del Seminario Interdisciplinar de Estudios de la Mujer (SIEM) de la Universidad de Zaragoza (1993). Forma parte de un grupo de investigación en esta universidad sobre las relaciones entre género y ciencia.

 Miembro del Consejo Asesor sobre Mujer y Ciencia del Departamento de Ciencia, tecnología y universidad del Gobierno de Aragón (2006-2011).

 Miembro del Consejo Editorial del diario Público (2008-2012).

 Cofundadora del grupo feminista pacifista Mujeres de Negro en Zaragoza.
 Miembro del Colectivo por la Paz y el Desarme de Zaragoza y War Resister's International.

 Presidenta de WILPF España, sección de la Liga internacional de Mujeres por la Paz y la Libertad Women's Internacional League for Peace and Freedom (2011)

 Miembro de la junta directiva de la Asociación Española de Investigación para la Paz (AIPAZ).
 Miembro del Seminario de Investigación para la paz - SIP (1984-2003)organización en cuyo patronato están el Centro Pignatelli de Zaragoza, el gobierno de Aragón y las Cortes de Aragón
 Directora de la Fundación SIP (2003).

Premios y reconocimientos

 Premio Sabina de Plata, por el Club la Sabina (2000).
 'Orden de la Paz Martin Luther King' (2013) por el Instituto de Investigación y Acción social Martin Luther King de la Universidad Politécnica de Nicaragua (UPOLI) con Diploma adjunto en el que se especifica que se otorga "por su relevante contribución al desarrollo de los derechos de las mujeres, al pensamiento feminista y a la construcción de una cultura de paz en el mundo".
 Premio por su labor como activista por la paz y los derechos de las mujeres (2018), otorgado en el festival Poesía en el Laurel.
Hija adoptiva de Zaragoza (2018) por el Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza.

Publicaciones

Libros

 (2012) Contar en el mundo. Una mirada sobre las Relaciones Internacionales desde las vidas de las mujeres, Madrid, Horas y horas.
 (2006) Mujeres en pie de paz. Pensamiento y prácticas. Madrid, Siglo XXI.
 (1998) Pioneras españolas en las ciencias. Las mujeres del Instituto Nacional de Física y Química, Madrid, CSIC (reimpresión en 2004).
Con otras autoras:
 (2020) Sandra Blasco y Carmen Magallón, Feministas por la paz. La Liga Internacional de Mujeres por la Paz y la Libertad (WILPF) en América Latina y España, Barcelona, Icaria.

 (2008) Consuelo Miqueo, María José Barral y Carmen Magallón (eds.) Estudios iberoamericanos de género en ciencia, tecnología y salud. Genciber, Zaragoza, Prensas Universitarias de Zaragoza.
 (1999)  M.J. Barral; C. Magallón; C. Miqueo y D. Sánchez (eds.) Interacciones ciencia y género: discursos y prácticas científicas de mujeres, Barcelona, Icaria-Antrazyt.

Capítulos en colectivos
 Pioneras españolas en las ciencias. Las mujeres del Instituto Nacional de Física y Química, 1998.
 "Científicas en la Sección de Rayos X del Rockefeller". En: Francisco González de Posada et.al. (eds.) Actas del III Simposio "Ciencia y Técnica en España de 1898 a 1945: Cabrera, Cajal, Torres Quevedo (2001)". Madrid, Amigos de la Cultura Científica, 2004.
 "Las mujeres en la construcción de la paz: la otra mitad del cielo gana terreno". En: IECAH (ed.) Experiencias y visiones para un mundo diferente, 2004.
 "Realidade, conflito e poder". En: Filosofía e Cidadanía, comunicación a la XXI Semana Galega de Filosofía, Aula Castelao, Pontevedra, 12-16 de abril de 2004.
 "Más igualdad y otros modelos de varón, para erradicar la violencia de género". En: Francisco A. Muñoz, Beatriz Molina Rueda y Francisco Jiménez Bautista (eds.) Actas del I Congreso Hispanoamericano de Educación y Cultura de Paz, 2003.
 "Compartir el cuidado, compartir la autoridad: hacia una cultura del respeto entre hombres y mujeres". En: Fundación Seminario de Investigación para la Paz (ed.) Pacificar violencias cotidianas, 2003.
 "Mujeres en las guerras, mujeres por la paz". En: María Elósegui, Teresa González y Concha Agudo (eds.) El rostro de la violencia. Más allá del dolor de las mujeres, 2002.
 "Del pasado al futuro. Anotaciones feministas para una ciencia democrática". En: Viky Frías Ruiz (ed.) Las mujeres ante la ciencia del siglo XXI, 2001.
 "El pensamiento maternal. Una epistemología feminista para una cultura de paz". En: Francisco A. Muñoz (ed.) La paz imperfecta, 2001.
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 "La vida en nuestras manos: el pacifismo, excelencia participativa". En: Elena Grau y Pedro Ibarra (eds.) Participando en la red, 2001.
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Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. and Windows of Hip Hop co-hosted their annual Element of Hip Hop Awards on Tuesday, January 29 at Pier 132. This year's honorees included Grammy Award-nominated hip-hop icon Fat Joe, radio legend Angie Martinez, former National Football League Pro Bowler and current co-host of 'The Barstool Breakfast' on Sirius XM Willie Colon, Roc Nation Sports executive Shawn 'Pecas' Costner, and artist Andre Trenier. The event also included a performance by recording artist Mysonne.
Fat Joe's representative accepted the proclamation from Borough President Diaz (r).
Willie Colon was honored to receive a citation of merit from Diaz's office.
Angie Martinez (c) graciously accepted her award and citation of merit.
Shawn 'Pecas' Costner (l) proudly accepted his citation of merit from Diaz.
Andre Trenier (c) happily accepted his award and citation of merit during the ceremony.


A key Senate lawmaker questioned whether the Public Utilities Commission was making its task "unnecessarily complex," and in turn delaying the implementation of a law aimed at letting consumers know what goes into the cost of gasoline sold in Hawaii.
Senate Energy Chairman Ron Menor was responding to information provided by PUC Chairman Carlito Caliboso on the hurdles the commission has faced in setting up the Petroleum Industry Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Program passed by the Legislature last year.
Menor (D, Mililani) held an information briefing yesterday, saying he wanted to get a time line for when the PUC might have the program running.
"We feel that the PUC really must give a high priority to the implementation of the transparency provisions," Menor said. "Consumers really have a right to know why gasoline prices are so high ... and, in my mind, excessive."
Caliboso said the reporting law passed last year placed a heavy burden on the commission at a time when it already had an increasing role in developing new energy policies related to other legislation passed last year.
He also restated that the Legislature did not provide any funding for the oil industry monitoring and that the PUC has tried to implement the law with existing money and jobs.
The data collection and reporting requirements were passed last year, in conjunction with a suspension of the wholesale gasoline price caps. Publicizing the data is seen as a way to let the public know what goes into the cost of gasoline.
Caliboso said the law has added requirements that "exponentially increase the quantity of data that must be collected from the petroleum industry."
Menor said it was the Legislature's intent to have the process be more manageable, and that the PUC might be making its job "unnecessarily complex." He said lawmakers were mainly interested in publicizing the average weekly prices at the major sale points in the gasoline supply chain, those being: how much refiners pay for crude oil, how much refiners sell it at wholesale, how much wholesalers sell it to dealers and how much dealers sell it at the pump.
Making that information public would allow consumers to see whether prices are being set abnormally high at different parts of the chain.
Caliboso said it was important to collect accurate information and also maintain confidentiality for the parties providing the information. "We want to take the time to do this right," he said. "We don't want to put out information that could be inaccurate, misstated or misleading, because that could do more harm."
Caliboso said he could not provide a specific timetable for when the transparency provisions might be partially or fully implemented. Menor asked Caliboso to submit a letter with his best estimate before the end of the legislative session.
Yesterday's hearing came as lawmakers prepare to negotiate the final version of Senate Bill 990, which would clarify and strengthen portions of the law passed last year and provide funding. The PUC has requested $1.2 million to carry out the law.


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package eu.fraho.spring.securityJwt.tests.ut.config;

import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.ECDSASigner;
import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.ECDSAVerifier;
import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.MACSigner;
import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.MACVerifier;
import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.RSASSASigner;
import com.nimbusds.jose.crypto.RSASSAVerifier;
import com.nimbusds.jose.jwk.Curve;
import eu.fraho.spring.securityJwt.base.config.TokenProperties;
import org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException;
import java.security.KeyFactory;
import java.security.KeyPair;
import java.security.KeyPairGenerator;
import java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException;
import java.security.PrivateKey;
import java.security.PublicKey;
import java.security.Security;
import java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException;
import java.security.spec.PKCS8EncodedKeySpec;
import java.security.spec.X509EncodedKeySpec;

public class TokenPropertiesTest {
    /**
     * private key or hmac secret
     */
    private final File tempPrivate;

    /**
     * public key
     */
    private final File tempPublic;

    public TokenPropertiesTest() throws IOException {
        super();
        tempPrivate = File.createTempFile("security-jwt-", ".tmp");
        tempPublic = File.createTempFile("security-jwt-", ".tmp");
    }

    private TokenProperties getNewInstance() {
        return new TokenProperties();
    }

    @Test
    public void testDefaultConfig() {
        getNewInstance().afterPropertiesSet();
    }

    @Test
    public void testUnknownAlgorithm() {
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.setAlgorithm("foobar");
        Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
    }

    @Test
    public void testHmacNoKey() {
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.afterPropertiesSet();

        Assertions.assertEquals(MACVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for HMAC");
        Assertions.assertEquals(MACSigner.class, conf.getSigner().getClass(), "Signer should be for HMAC");
    }

    @Test
    public void testHmacEmptyKeyfile() throws Exception {
        try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPrivate)) {
            os.flush();
        }
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.setHmac(tempPrivate.toPath());
        conf.afterPropertiesSet();

        Assertions.assertEquals(MACVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for HMAC");
        Assertions.assertEquals(MACSigner.class, conf.getSigner().getClass(), "Signer should be for HMAC");
    }

    @Test
    public void testHmacSmallKeyfile() throws Throwable {
        try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPrivate)) {
            os.write(42);
        }
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.setHmac(tempPrivate.toPath());
        Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
    }

    @Test
    public void testHmacLoadKeyfile() throws Exception {
        byte[] secret = "This is just a simple test to ensure that keyfiles are actually loaded".getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8);
        try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPrivate)) {
            os.write(secret);
        }
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.setHmac(tempPrivate.toPath());
        conf.afterPropertiesSet();

        Assertions.assertEquals(MACVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for HMAC");
        Assertions.assertArrayEquals(secret, ((MACVerifier) conf.getVerifier()).getSecret(), "Secret not loaded");
    }

    @Test
    public void testRsa() throws Exception {
        Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
        try {
            TokenProperties conf = withRsa(getNewInstance());
            conf.afterPropertiesSet();

            Assertions.assertEquals(RSASSAVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for RSA");
            Assertions.assertEquals(RSASSASigner.class, conf.getSigner().getClass(), "Signer should be for RSA");
        } finally {
            Security.removeProvider(BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testRsaNoPrivkey() throws Exception {
        TokenProperties conf = withRsa(getNewInstance());
        try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPrivate)) {
            os.flush();
        }
        conf.afterPropertiesSet();

        Assertions.assertEquals(RSASSAVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for RSA");
        Assertions.assertNull(conf.getSigner(), "Signer should be null");
    }

    @Test
    public void testRsaNoPubkey() throws Exception {
        TokenProperties conf = withRsa(getNewInstance());
        try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPublic)) {
            os.flush();
        }
        Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
    }

    @Test
    public void testEcdsa() throws Exception {
        Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
        try {
            TokenProperties conf = withEcdsa(getNewInstance());
            conf.afterPropertiesSet();

            Assertions.assertEquals(ECDSAVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for ECDSA");
            Assertions.assertEquals(ECDSASigner.class, conf.getSigner().getClass(), "Signer should be for ECDSA");
        } finally {
            Security.removeProvider(BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testEcdsaNotSupported() throws Exception {
        Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
        TokenProperties conf;
        try {
            conf = withEcdsa(getNewInstance());
        } finally {
            Security.removeProvider(BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME);
        }
        Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
    }

    @Test
    public void testEcsaNoPrivkey() throws Exception {
        Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
        try {
            TokenProperties conf = withEcdsa(getNewInstance());
            try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPrivate)) {
                os.flush();
            }
            conf.afterPropertiesSet();

            Assertions.assertEquals(ECDSAVerifier.class, conf.getVerifier().getClass(), "Verifier should be for ECDSA");
            Assertions.assertNull(conf.getSigner(), "Signer should be null");
        } finally {
            Security.removeProvider(BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testEcsaNoPubkey() throws Exception {
        Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
        try {
            TokenProperties conf = withEcdsa(getNewInstance());
            try (OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream(tempPublic)) {
                os.flush();
            }
            Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
        } finally {
            Security.removeProvider(BouncyCastleProvider.PROVIDER_NAME);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testNeitherHeaderNorCookieEnabled() {
        TokenProperties conf = getNewInstance();
        conf.getCookie().setEnabled(false);
        conf.getHeader().setEnabled(false);
        Assertions.assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, conf::afterPropertiesSet);
    }

    private TokenProperties withRsa(final TokenProperties conf) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, InvalidKeySpecException, IOException {
        // initialize generator
        KeyPairGenerator keyPairGenerator = KeyPairGenerator.getInstance("RSA");
        keyPairGenerator.initialize(2048);

        // generate the key pair
        KeyPair keyPair = keyPairGenerator.genKeyPair();

        // create KeyFactory and RSA Keys Specs
        KeyFactory keyFactory = KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");
        PublicKey publicKey = keyFactory.generatePublic(new X509EncodedKeySpec(keyPair.getPublic().getEncoded()));
        PrivateKey privateKey = keyFactory.generatePrivate(new PKCS8EncodedKeySpec(keyPair.getPrivate().getEncoded()));

        // write the keys
        Files.write(tempPublic.toPath(), publicKey.getEncoded());
        Files.write(tempPrivate.toPath(), privateKey.getEncoded());

        // adjust configuration
        conf.setAlgorithm("RS256");
        conf.setPub(tempPublic.toPath());
        conf.setPriv(tempPrivate.toPath());
        return conf;
    }

    private TokenProperties withEcdsa(final TokenProperties conf) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, InvalidKeySpecException, IOException, InvalidAlgorithmParameterException {
        // initialize generator
        KeyPairGenerator keyPairGenerator = KeyPairGenerator.getInstance("ECDSA");
        keyPairGenerator.initialize(Curve.P_256.toECParameterSpec());

        // generate the key pair
        KeyPair keyPair = keyPairGenerator.genKeyPair();

        // create KeyFactory and RSA Keys Specs
        KeyFactory keyFactory = KeyFactory.getInstance("ECDSA");
        PublicKey publicKey = keyFactory.generatePublic(new X509EncodedKeySpec(keyPair.getPublic().getEncoded()));
        PrivateKey privateKey = keyFactory.generatePrivate(new PKCS8EncodedKeySpec(keyPair.getPrivate().getEncoded()));

        // write the keys
        Files.write(tempPublic.toPath(), publicKey.getEncoded());
        Files.write(tempPrivate.toPath(), privateKey.getEncoded());

        // adjust configuration
        conf.setAlgorithm("ES256");
        conf.setPub(tempPublic.toPath());
        conf.setPriv(tempPrivate.toPath());
        return conf;
    }
}


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Cuddy
The Leipzig
Sept. 11: Hold Government
An Economic Assault on
African-Americans and Others in The US
More Cuddy
THE ILLUMINATI
By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D.
In an earlier part of this series, I related that Thomas Jefferson was an apologist for Illuminati founder Adam Weishaupt, calling him in 1800 simply "an enthusiastic Philanthropist." However, in Professor of Divinity David Tappan's "A Discourse Delivered in The Chapel of Harvard College, June 19, 1798," he explained that the Illuminati operated only "under the mask of universal philanthropy."
Tappan further remarked: "But what connection had this German association with the Revolution and consequent measures of France? The answer is, the secret papers of the society prove that it had extended its branches into the latter country before the year 1786; that Mirabeau and Talleyrand, two distinguished agents in that revolution, were officers of a secret lodge at Paris in 1788; that during the sitting of the Notables in that year deputies were sent to France from the German Illuminati, at the request of this lodge, to aid in the projected subversion of religion and government…. The German agents, on their arrival, persuaded lodges to form a political committee, whose object should be to devise the best means for a general revolution. From these committees arose the famous Jacobin Club, whose primary aim was to revolutionize not only France, but, if possible, the world." Tappan then explained that "The supposition of some deep and extensive a conspiracy against government and religion… easily accounts for… certain newspapers and other productions… which aim or direfully tend to undermine the religious and moral, as well as civil institutions, principles and habits of our country…."
Earlier in this series, I described the connections between the Illuminati and Yale University's secret society Skull & Bones (to which both presidents Bush belonged) founded in 1832. On the front page of the National Research Institute's Trumpet (October 1988), one reads: "Toward the end of the ceremony of initiation into the 'Regents Degree of Illuminism,' according to a tract, 'A skeleton is pointed out to him (the initiate), at the feet of which are laid a crown and a sword. He is asked whether that is the skeleton of a king, a nobleman, or a beggar.'"
According to Ron Rosenbaum in his article, "Last Secrets of Skull and Bones" (Esquire, September 1977), this statement is quite similar to the words (in German), "Who was the fool, who was the wise man, beggar, or king? Whether poor or rich, all's the same in death," which appears above a painting of skulls in room 322 of Skull & Bones.
Nine years after Skull & Bones was founded, President Franklin Roosevelt ancestor and New York assemblyman Clinton Roosevelt (CR) authored The Science of Government Founded in Natural Law (1841). CR, like New York governor DeWitt Clinton, was reportedly a member of the Columbian Lodge of the Order of the Illuminati. And similar to Weishaupt's philosophy, in CR's book the Assemblyman wrote: "There is no God of justice to order things aright on earth; if there be a God, he is a malicious and vengeful being, who created us for misery." CR referred to other members of his "order" as "the enlightened ones" (the Illuminees).
Given the horrible reputation of the Illuminati, one might wonder why George W. Bush in his 2000 A.D. presidential campaign would have Illuminati Online as his campaign's webserver. This was after the president of Illuminati Online (IOCOM), Steve Jackson, developed a card game in 1994 called "Illuminati: New World Order" with a supplement called "Assassins" (see www.cuttingedge.org/news/n1753.cfm). One of the cards in the card game shows one of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City being hit by a terrorist attack, and another card shows the Pentagon partly in flames from an attack.
One of the first major pieces of legislation George W. Bush supported was the "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001," which placed the Center for Civic Education (CCE) in charge of developing civic education for all of America's schools. CCE viewed its role as "to improve our curricular frameworks and standards for a world transformed by globally accepted and internationally transcendent principles." In that regard, CCE's textbook, We the People, on page 202 states: "The culture we live in is becoming cosmopolitan, that is, belonging to the whole world."
The use of the word, "cosmopolitan," is of special interest because in ex-Illuminatus Ernst von Gochhausen's novel Exposure of the Cosmopolitan System: In Letters From ex-Freemasons (1786), one reads: "The hero asked his superior very frankly, 'What purposes do the Illuminati have in infiltrating and now dominating Masonry?' The reply was blunt and simple: 'To emancipate all of mankind from religious and political slavery. Put specifically, to advance deism and cosmopolitanism.'… World citizenship. What does it mean? You are either a citizen [of the world] or you are a rebel. There is no third choice."
This is the future the Illuminati and Power Elite have planned for us. In Berlin on July 24, 2008 Presidential candidate Barack Obama not only said he was a "proud citizen of the United States," but also a "fellow citizen of the world." The word "citizen" as opposed to "resident" or "inhabitant" has legal implications. And if there is a conflict between national citizenship and world citizenship, guess which one takes precedence? It would be world citizenship just like in the U.S. it is federal law that takes precedence over state law.
On the night of January 15, 2011 Miss Hawaii in the Miss America Pageant was the first finalist to be asked a question by the judges. She was asked whether she considered herself first a citizen of her state, of the country, or of the world. Predictably, she replied that she considered herself first a "citizen of the world." Evidently, this is more important to her than being a citizen of the United States. And earlier the same day that she made her declaration, the American radio broadcast of Duke University's basketball game was in Mandarin Chinese, a first in sports broadcast history and, no doubt, completely acceptable for those conditioned to be "citizens of the world."
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Given the horrible reputation of the Illuminati, one might wonder why George W. Bush in his 2000 A.D. presidential campaign would have Illuminati Online as his campaign's webserver.


"At the EQ Awards Gala on February 23, a highly talented group of builders, renovators, an evaluator and more took home hardware in recognition of their terrific work!"
"The ENERGY STAR Champion of the Year award was presented to Al Schmidt of A&J Energy Consultants, who works with builder clients to implement turn-key processes for value added, energy efficient construction."
"These winners – and all the finalists and nominees represent Ontario's best and brightest in sustainable building. Exciting things are happening in this industry, and these people should be very proud of their role and contribution."


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What were the pitching stats for baseball player Ace Williams playing for the Boston Braves in 1946?
In 1946, Ace Williams pitched in 1 game for the Boston Braves. He gave up 1 hit and 0 earned runs, recording no outs.
When and where did baseball player Ace Williams play?
Ace Williams debuted on July 15, 1940, playing for the Boston Bees at Braves Field; he played his final game on April 22, 1946, playing for the Boston Braves at Braves Field.
When and where did baseball player Earl Williams play?
Earl Williams debuted on May 27, 1928, playing for the Boston Braves at Braves Field; he played his final game on June 2, 1928, playing for the Boston Braves at Braves Field.
When and where did baseball player Dave Williams play?
Dave Williams debuted on July 2, 1902, playing for the Boston Americans at Huntington Avenue Grounds; he played his final game on August 3, 1902, playing for the Boston Americans at Huntington Avenue Grounds.
When and where did baseball player Dana Williams play?
Dana Williams debuted on June 19, 1989, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II; he played his final game on July 2, 1989, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
When and where did baseball player Ted Williams play?
Ted Williams debuted on April 20, 1939, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II; he played his final game on September 28, 1960, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
When and where did baseball player Denny Williams play?
Denny Williams debuted on April 15, 1921, playing for the Cincinnati Reds at Crosley Field; he played his final game on July 18, 1928, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park I.
When and where did baseball player Ken Williams play?
Ken Williams debuted on July 14, 1915, playing for the Cincinnati Reds at Crosley Field; he played his final game on August 10, 1929, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park I.
When and where did baseball player Dib Williams play?
Dib Williams debuted on April 27, 1930, playing for the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park; he played his final game on September 29, 1935, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
When and where did baseball player Dick Williams play?
Dick Williams debuted on June 10, 1951, playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field; he played his final game on October 1, 1964, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
When and where did baseball player Pop Williams play?
Pop Williams debuted on September 14, 1898, playing for the Washington Senators at Boundary Field; he played his final game on September 15, 1903, playing for the Boston Beaneaters at South End Grounds III.
When and where did baseball player Randy Williams play?
Randy Williams debuted on September 11, 2004, playing for the Seattle Mariners at Safeco Field; he played his final game on August 5, 2011, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
When and where did baseball player Rip Williams play?
Rip Williams debuted on April 12, 1911, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Huntington Avenue Grounds; he played his final game on June 9, 1918, playing for the Cleveland Indians at League Park II.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Ace Williams playing for the Boston Bees in 1940?
In 1940, Ace Williams pitched in 5 games for the Boston Bees, with an ERA of 16. He started 0 games and finished 4, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 0 losses. He pitched a total of 27 outs, facing 59 batters. He gave up 21 hits and 16 earned runs, but no home runs. He struck out 5 batters and walked 12.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Dave Williams playing for the Boston Americans in 1902?
In 1902, Dave Williams pitched in 3 games for the Boston Americans, with an ERA of 5.3. He started 0 games and finished 3, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 0 losses. He pitched a total of 56 outs, facing 0 batters. He gave up 22 hits and 11 earned runs, but no home runs. He struck out 7 batters and walked 11.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Randy Williams playing for the Boston Red Sox in 2011?
In 2011, Randy Williams pitched in 7 games for the Boston Red Sox, with an ERA of 6.48. He started 0 games and finished 1, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 1 loss. He pitched a total of 25 outs, facing 40 batters. He gave up 10 hits and 6 earned runs, but no home runs. He struck out 6 batters and walked 5.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Stan Williams playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1972?
In 1972, Stan Williams pitched in 3 games for the Boston Red Sox, with an ERA of 6.23. He started 0 games and finished 1, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 0 losses. He pitched a total of 13 outs, facing 18 batters. He gave up 5 hits and 3 earned runs, but no home runs. He struck out 3 batters and walked 1.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Ted Williams playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1940?
In 1940, Ted Williams pitched in 1 game for the Boston Red Sox, with an ERA of 4.5. He started 0 games and finished 1, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded no saves, ending up with 0 wins and 0 losses. He pitched a total of 6 outs, facing 9 batters. He gave up 3 hits and 1 earned run, but no home runs. He struck out 1 batter and walked 0.
When and where did baseball player Stan Williams play?
Stan Williams debuted on May 17, 1958, playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum; he played his final game on August 1, 1972, playing for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park II.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player William Ford playing for the Boston Bees in 1936?
In 1936, William Ford pitched in 1 game for the Boston Bees. He gave up 0 hits and 2 earned runs, recording no outs.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Dinty Gearin playing for the Boston Braves in 1924?
In 1924, Dinty Gearin pitched in 1 game for the Boston Braves. He gave up 3 hits and 5 earned runs, recording no outs.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Pop Williams playing for the Boston Beaneaters in 1903?
In 1903, Pop Williams pitched in 10 games for the Boston Beaneaters, with an ERA of 4.12. He started all games and finished 0, pitching a total of 9 complete games. He threw 1 shutout and recorded no saves, ending up with 4 wins and 5 losses. He pitched a total of 249 outs, facing 375 batters. He gave up 97 hits and 38 earned runs, including 3 home runs. He struck out 20 batters and walked 37.
Who was the last person to hit bat 400 in the Major Leagues?
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox who hit .406 in 1941. Williams was proud of this feat but to the surprise of many baseball fans he said that playing in Fenway Park helped allot.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Ted Wills playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1962?
In 1962, Ted Wills pitched in 1 game for the Boston Red Sox. He gave up 2 hits and 0 earned runs, recording no outs.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Al Kellett playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1924?
In 1924, Al Kellett pitched in 1 game for the Boston Red Sox. He gave up 0 hits and 0 earned runs, recording no outs.
What were the pitching stats for baseball player Rick Kreuger playing for the Boston Red Sox in 1977?
In 1977, Rick Kreuger pitched in 1 game for the Boston Red Sox. He gave up 2 hits and 0 earned runs, recording no outs.
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As the two guards argued, bunched around the fire outside the hut that served them as both watchtower and barracks, the half-orc girl they had been talking about, Zeffir, was inside their tent. Careful to keep her eyes away from the light, she was already jingling softly with every last piece of gold, copper, and silver Ashhgrom had hoarded for himself. He would also find that the rawhide straps of his hammock were sawn two-thirds of the way through, the clasps had been bent on his armor, and a starchy mixture of potatoes and peppers had been smeared about his codpiece.
He was about to find out why Zeffir Thaighs bottled up her rage around folks that could do her mischief…and why she was known to hold no words or blows otherwise.


Paul Scanlan is Legion M's co-founder and has been the Chief Executive Officer of Legion M since its inception in March 2016. Immediately before that, Mr. Scanlan was Cofounder and President at MobiTV. In 1999, Mr. Scanlan cofounded MobiTV, Inc., a leader in monetizing media outside the living room. From 2007 to 2016 Mr. Scanlan was the President of MobiTV and played a crucial role in MobiTV's success from a startup to a market leader in a fast growing space. Mr. Scanlan continues to serve as a director on the MobiTV board. In 2005, Mr. Scanlan and his MobiTV team earned an Emmy Award for Technical Achievement in Advancing Television, and his accomplishments at MobiTV were profiled in 2011 in Tarang Shah's book, "Venture Capitalists at Work: How VCs Identify and Build BillionDollar Successes." Mr. Scanlan earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Radio, TV & Film from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.


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Q: Why is eclipse trying to compile files not in my build path? I have a rather large project which contains a number of third-party dependencies which are linked via svn:externals.  These include tomcat and blazeDS, which are packaged by our installer via ant.  The problem is that these projects contain dozens of sample JSP pages, and eclipse chokes on them when trying to build the project, producing hundreds of errors.
Our project setup is something like this:
src/
    main/
    test/
third-party/
    blazeDS/
    tomcat/
    etc.

Now, in eclipse, my project's build path is set to only include subfolders in src/main and src/test.  Yet, for some reason, it still tries to build everything beneath third-party.  I have clicked on third-party and selected "remove from build path", but this had no effect.  I even tried adding the third-party folder to the build path, and then excluding "", "/*", and "**/*.jsp", but again, to no effect.
What is going on here?
Edit: Thanks for the suggestions, though unfortunately, they don't seem to fix the issue.  I don't have the CheckStyle plugin installed (I'm using Eclipse 3.4.1 with the only custom plugins being subclipse and flex builder), and I tried disabling all extra builders except for Java, but the errors are still being thrown.

A: I usually have this kind of issue with CheckStyle plugin, where you need to specify in its properties (right-click on project -> Properties -> CheckStyle):
"Exclude from check Files non located in a source directory"
Otherwise it does analyze (and reports warning/errors on) files which are not candidate to be compiled in the first place.

Couple of other suggestions:

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*try restarting your eclipse with the -clean option (eclipse software version of 'did you reboot it ?' ;) ). Beware it can reset your workspace perspectives, so you may want to try that with a copy of your workspace instead.

*try deleting your project (your workspace reference of your project, not its actual content), and reimporting it (beware of your custom launchers, they may get removed in the process).

*check if you do not have any linked directory within src or test, which would point to thirdparty(/**): that would explain the unwanted compilation.

A: It could be that your eclipse project is configured to have extra Builders. You can check that in the project's properties (right-click on project -> Properties -> Builders).

A: In my case it was because there was a reference to the file (which I had excluded from the build path) in another file which was in the build path. I wanted to exclude SegModel.hpp from the build path, but in another file, I had specified template short K::KEstimate<SegModel>(SegModel& m, short stepCode);

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Scientists and engineers behind Pop-Bio Imaging, a division of the Pop-Bio Group based in Cambridge, have developed an innovative new technology to carry out gel and blot imaging. Their revolutionary device is the brainchild of Paul Ellwood, Phil Atkin and Richard Maskell who identified a gap in the market after spending most of their careers in scientific digital imaging.
This technology is critical to medical research and drug development, using protein detection to discover illnesses and the effects of drugs on the human body and is used widely in life science laboratories, Universities and hospitals.
The team were relentless in their determination to develop and test what is now called Vü, which replaces existing 25-year old technology comprised of a CCD camera, a lens and a filter packaged inside a darkroom box.
This current technology, although dated, is widely used in laboratories to capture images of DNA gels, protein gels and chemiluminescent blots. These gel documentation systems tend to be large, expensive and use a technology which has hardly changed in 25 years.
Vü is cheaper, faster and simpler system using a new imaging technology. Images can be capture in a matter of minutes with this system by anyone with no prior experience. Images are viewed on a computer and can be sent to any device via WiFi. Moreover, as Vü is far smaller than traditional gel imaging devices (Vü weighs just 15Kgs – a significant reduction on the 57kg weight of current systems!), they can stack on top of each other, saving precious lab bench space.
Pop-Bio developed Vü to use no camera, lenses or filters. Instead, Vü relies on a new technology to map images at ultra-high sensitivity and resolution. There are two different systems; Vü Chemiluminescence and Vü Fluorescence.
Vü Chemiluminescence (Vü-C) uses Pop-Bio's electronic Mapping Image Technology (eMIT), which rely on high sensitivity sensors to capture low output blots to deliver a high-quality image to phones, tablets and laptops – in just minutes.
Vü Fluorescence (Vü-F) is a gel documentation system for DNA gels or protein gels which uses either UV or blue light, with optional Blue/ Green illumination to view safe dyes, integral blue LEDs as well as traditional white light converter to view commassie and silver stain samples.
The journey to launch Vü was not easy; a huge amount of time and money was invested into the project, and as with most innovations there was a great deal of risk involved.
Multiple rounds of testing and consequent developments were made to ensure the machines worked correctly and overcame technical difficulties – the exact type of activity which qualifies for government funding such as R&D tax credits, as well as Patent Box, which makes a huge difference to those innovators working on ground-breaking projects like this.
We knew how successful Vü could be, we had identified real opportunity and demand for the product, and we worked relentlessly for 4 years to get it to market. We worked under a huge amount of pressure with multiple setbacks along the way. Easy access to funding through MPA Group delivered vital funds which were absorbed by the project, with minimal commitment of time from us; there was really no other way we could have claimed R&D tax credits given the demands of the project.
What does the future hold for Pop-Bio?
I was overwhelmed with the amount of interest we had at the show. I always knew it was going to be positive but even I was amazed at the level of interest. We are having to ramp up fast - once the systems get out in the field who knows how many we might sell.
With this success comes their next challenge – there is now such a demand for Vü that Pop-Bio needs to ramp up production faster than expected. Funding plays a vital role here and we have worked together to plan their future and map out ways to meet market needs.
At MPA Group, we are always amazed by the work our clients are doing and are proud to play a part in their innovation. Whatever stage your business is at, whether you're defining a concept or have already developed your innovation, get in touch to find out if you're making the most of the funding options available to you.


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Home Periodicals, Books, and Pamphlets American Cinematographer, Volume 9 Number 4
American Cinematographer, Volume 9 Number 4
Four AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPl;IER July, 1928
An artist of whom the Society is proud is Mr. Frederick R. Archer, A. S. Co, samples of whose work appear on this page.
He is internationally known as a pictorialist and art critic. He has just terminated a long connection with C. B. DeMille and is
now engaged in special research. Mr. Archer's work on "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" was productive of a set of art stills
that will be remembered by artists and publishers so long as pictures are made. He is an enthusiast about still production
in the cinema and believes that one way to sell motion pictures to the millions not yet in the fold is to divorce the still man
from the production office and place him under the direction of the publicity department with a free hand to use his imagination
and an opportunity to get the shots he needs. .
Title American Cinematographer, Volume 9 Number 4
Description Volume 9 Number 4, July 1928, pages 1-44.
Subject Topical Cinematography--United States--Periodicals; American Society fo Cinematographers, Inc.--Periodicals.
Publisher American Society of Cinematographers, Inc.
Date July 1928
Rights Public domain material.
Subject Name Archer, Frederick R.
Full text Four AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPl;IER July, 1928 An artist of whom the Society is proud is Mr. Frederick R. Archer, A. S. Co, samples of whose work appear on this page. He is internationally known as a pictorialist and art critic. He has just terminated a long connection with C. B. DeMille and is now engaged in special research. Mr. Archer's work on "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" was productive of a set of art stills that will be remembered by artists and publishers so long as pictures are made. He is an enthusiast about still production in the cinema and believes that one way to sell motion pictures to the millions not yet in the fold is to divorce the still man from the production office and place him under the direction of the publicity department with a free hand to use his imagination and an opportunity to get the shots he needs. .


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Q: My CSS works well in localhost but breaks when I publish my application online? here the livepage:
https://horizon-coding.herokuapp.com/portfolio/pizza
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*Im using a custom server in NextJS, maybe it influences the result?

*other hint please, do you think the order of my CSS rule can play a role here? Because the rules of my stylesheet in local is no the same order than online. So maybe some rules can be overwritten. By order of CSS rule I m talking about the the rule's scopes .divA{establish some rules here at a specific position in the stylesheet, top of stylesheet or bottom of stylesheet} above the simple specific rules font.. margin.. etc.

*it can be webpack, alterations between development environment and distribution environment.

the fact is that I do nothing between development mode and production mode but just run yarn build => leading to next build. So all the process is automatized. So why it would work in local and after the build, it would break? I have compared a specific sequence of the two stylesheets relative to the navigation sidebar °which break with blue font in production mode° in my test, and the result is the following: Content 100% matched
Here two snapshots figuring the difference between local and distribution modes.
Local mode:

Built -production- mode:

I have built a website with NextJS and ReactJS. When I'm working on localhost the CSS attaches well  °built code or just development mode's code work well both° my application but when working online it just breaks and is displayed on some part, and fails to be displayed on other parts.
What are the possibilities of trouble here please? I can t figure out what is going on, my CSS is well, even my JS is well, just two little
Thanks for any hint.


On the 17th May 2011, whilst undertaking survey work, a Purple Heron was found by Dave Allen and Clive Mellon at Boomers Reservoir, Lisburn. The bird was seen until the 19th May by a number of local birders. This species is a long awaited addition to the NI list. It is annual in spring in RoI and now breeds in England.


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Ha Giang marks 10th anniversary of UNESCO recognition of Dong Van Karst Plateau
The northern province of Ha Giang held a ceremony on November 28 night to celebrate the 10th anniversary of UNESCO's recognition of the Dong Van Karst Plateau as a global geopark and kick off the sixth buckwheat flower festival.
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An art performance at the ceremony (Photo: VNA)
Ha Giang (VNA) – The northern province of Ha Giang held a ceremony on November 28 night to celebrate the 10th anniversary of UNESCO's recognition of the Dong Van Karst Plateau as a global geopark and kick off the sixth buckwheat flower festival.
According to UNESCO, most of the Dong Van Karst Plateau's surface is limestone (about 60 percent). Its landscape is spectacular and unique having high mountains and deep canyons. The highest peak is Mieu Vac Mount (1971m) while Tu San is the deepest canyon (700-800 m deep).
The geopark is located at an extension foot mount East of the Himalayas. Geoheritages date from the Cambrian (about 550 million years ago) to the present in seven different stages and include palaeobiology, stratigraphy, geomophology, tectonics, karst, caves and also important faults. The geology in this UNESCO Global Geopark reflects important events in the Earth's history.
The geopark has two natural conservation areas rich in fauna and flora species such as conifers, Asian black bear, Southern serow (a solitary mountain goat) and many species of bird. Moreover, the unusual and mysterious Tonkin snub-nosed monkey is one of the 25 most endangered species of primate in the world. It is only found in Ha Giang province and was believed extinct until its rediscovery in the early 1990s.
It is home to 17 ethnic groups which creates the unique and rich cultural heritage of this area.
UNESCO's recognition has created new opportunities for socio-economic development in Ha Giang and four districts in the karst plateau area in particular.
Meanwhile, the buckwheat flower festival has been regarded as a highlight for years to promote local culture, said Nguyen Van Son, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Uong Chu Luu lauded efforts of Ha Giang's Party organisation, administration and people to overcome difficulties to bring the locality forward.
He urged the province to optimise its advantages in tourism and high-quality agriculture, step up regional connectivity, and strive to turn the geopark into a national tourist site.
Over the past years, Ha Giang has become an attractive destination for both domestic and foreign holiday-makers whose number increased 14 percent each year during the 2010-2015 period, and 14.6 percent between 2015 and 2020, contributing 8.8 percent to the local gross domestic product (GDP)./.
Ha Giang Dong Van Karst Plateau UNESCO global geopark buckwheat flower festival Vietnam VietnamPlus Vietnam news Related stories Ha Giang
Nam Can Tho University student crowned Vietnam Miss University
Le Thi Tuong Vy, a student from the Nam Can Tho University was crowned the 2020 Vietnam Miss University at a ceremony in Hanoi on January 19 evening.
National history museum exhibition marks Party's founding anniversary
More than 200 documents, items, and photos are on display at the Vietnam National Museum of History in an exhibition to mark the 91st anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) (February 3, 1930 - 2020) and welcome the upcoming 13th National Party Congress.
Vietnamese researchers win Inoue Yasushi Award
Three researchers and a student of Vietnam were honoured with the Inoue Yasushi Award for their PhD theses on Japanese literature, at a ceremony held by the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam and the Inoue Yasushi Memorial Foundation on January 18.
Three Vietnamese women named as elite FIFA referees
The International Football Federation (FIFA) has recognised three local female referees, in addition to three assistant referees, as coming up the standards of its Elite level, reported VOV.
HCM City hosts numerous activities during Tet holiday
The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has planned a panoply of activities to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet) festival, which falls on February 11-17 this year.


We've talked about the wool that went into our Red Mesa Heritage Blend Yarn, a 50/50 mix of Colorado-grown Corriedale and Tunis, but we haven't explained why we call it Red Mesa Heritage Blend. Well, there's a story there; it's a story of location and community. Red Mesa is a town just south of the main Dyers Wool farm, but it's also the name for the general area and surrounding community. The town is not what it used to be - it used to be a thriving dryland farming hub, but now it doesn't even have a post office. Yet there's something about the people here that makes it special. It's not the easiest place to live, as it's called the "Dryside" for the lack of abundant water, but somehow I think that makes the people stronger and kinder. They are good people, good neighbors, and good friends.
An old, abandoned beanery north of Red Mesa is a testament to the former thriving agriculture in the area.
We didn't just name the yarn after the area we farm. The name Red Mesa also invokes the flavor of our region. We are lucky to live and farm between the Colorado mountains to the north, and the Southwest desert to the south, and we enjoy visiting both places. In just a few hours drive, we can visit Chaco Culture National Historic Park in New Mexico, Cedar Mesa in Utah, or Monument Valley in Arizona/Utah. The canyons draw us, for both their beauty and the treasures they hold. My husband, Trent, and I are both archaeologists by training, and our love for our region's history takes us, and the family, on wandering adventures in remote canyons.
Chaco Canyon is one of our favorite places to visit in the winter.
The canyons and the desert vistas are so inspirational in their myriad colors. A desert sunset is a vibrant, awesome event, and we're blessed with more such vistas than we stop to appreciate. Desert dawn is one of my favorite times, and a summer monsoon storm drastically changes the desert landscape's colors and scents. Plants in the desert are wise, hardy creatures whose beauty is most visible in their ability to endure, yet when the conditions are right and the rains have come, they'll burst into bloom and amaze us with their vibrancy.
Our rainbow of desert-inspired colors.
There is inspiration also in the knowledge that our feet are not the first to walk these paths, and you can feel the echos of the past when you spot a broken pottery sherd alongside the trail, or your eye catches the faint outline of a pecked symbol in the cliff-face. There is history in this area, and deep mysteries. It is humbling.
Hand prints in Cedar Mesa. Could any of these hands be those of ancient spinners and weavers?
There's another story to our yarn - it was made possible by the support of our community of friends. The heritage Tunis wool is raised by our friend, John, who lives just up the road from the main Dyers Wool farm. Actually, he's more than just a friend - he's my former Wildland Fire Captain, from when I volunteered for the local fire department. This man exemplifies what I was talking about when I said the people in the Red Mesa area are amazing. I developed immense respect for him when serving with him on the fire department, and literally trust him with my life. I know if I ever needed help with ANYTHING at all, he would be there. He also has a great sense of humor.
The Corriedale wool came from our friend and fellow spinning guild member, Pam (there are too many Pams in the area that work with wool!), who lives on the eastern edge of our county. Her sheep enjoy lush pastures and great health at the base of the gorgeous HD Mountains. The fiber she produces is amazing - she is a former operator of a fiber mill, so she KNOWS her fiber!
Then there are a few other members of the local spinning guild who have really contributed to this yarn. Branding this yarn, from blend name to label to colorway names, would not have been possible without the copious advice and feedback from our wonderful French-bulldog-loving friend, Sheila (credit for the "Red Mesa" brand name goes to her husband). Thanks again, Sheila!
There were many renditions of the labels, with EXCELLENT feed back from Sheila, before we settled on these.
Lastly (but not least), are our friends who, when the yarn came back from the mill, we gave a skein of the new yarn to try out and play with. We needed feedback and they jumped into projects with the yarn almost immediately. They gave us great, and honest, responses, which helped us improve packaging and figure out the labeling, description, and advertising of the yarn. Most amazingly to me, two of them knit up their yarn into projects that they then GAVE back to us to be used as display pieces - thank you Susan and Carole!
Susan's gorgeous shawl in our Desert Rose sport weight yarn.
We really are blessed with an amazing community of neighbors, wool-growers, fellow fiber-artists, and friends. That is why the name of our community as the brand name of the yarn was so fitting. We see ourselves as more than just a retail fiber shop - we try to provide unique products with important stories of friendship, community, sustainability, and history, and encourage or support other fiber-producers however we can. I hope the inspiration we find in our community and the desert southwest inspires you in turn.


This March, the airline carried more than 4000 athletes and support team members from more than 100 countries to Abu Dhabi to participate in the event.
Around 500 Etihad employees volunteered throughout the Games which accounted for more than 1500 working days. Staff wishing to volunteer at the event were given up to a week in paid leave in support of the Games.
Throughout the Games, Etihad Airways Cabin Crew and Etihad staff volunteers participated in every medal ceremony and presented more than 10,000 medals to the athletes competing in 24 sports.
Over 740,000 miles were donated to the Special Olympics by Etihad Guest members through the mileage donation programme, which was matched by Etihad Guest, bringing the total donation to almost 1.5 million Etihad Guest miles. This generous donation will go directly to helping athletes from all over the world to fulfil their ambitions of competing on a global stage.
In February, Etihad unveiled a Special Olympics branded Boeing 787 Dreamliner featuring the faces of four UAE Special Olympic athletes, which has been taking the spirit of the Special Olympics to the skies. The aircraft has travelled to Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Jeddah, Kuala Lumpur, Manchester and Shanghai, as well as being on display at the Saudi Airshow earlier this month. The aircraft symbolically delivered the World Games Flame of Hope from Athens to Abu Dhabi, bringing a message of tolerance and inclusion to the world.