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Vanderbilt expert predicted rise of white nationalism in 2002
by Jim Patterson Nov. 21, 2016, 10:58 AM
Carol Swain (Vanderbilt Law School)
Vanderbilt University political scientist Carol Swain predicted the rise of the white nationalism, seen by many as the foundation of the alt-right movement, 14 years ago in her book, The New White Nationalism in America: Its Challenge to Integration. "The alt-right is not a new development. It is an effort to rebrand the white nationalism I described in 2002, as a more intellectual movement that uses social science data, rhetoric and civil rights laws to advance its agenda," Swain, professor of political science and of law, says.
In their book Swain and co-editor Russell K. Nieli found through candid interviews with 10 prominent white nationalists that fear and anxiety related to increased legal and illegal immigration, the decline of high wage production jobs and increased competition for low-wage jobs, and the growth of multiculturalism were among the forces driving the rise of white nationalism. They also found the widespread availability of the internet allowed previously isolated populations to "consolidate their strength, share ideas and mobilize their resources for political action."
The editors wrote that white nationalism was no longer a fringe movement, and that the "new white nationalist" was likely to be a college-educated, financially secure, middle-class American. "If current trends continue," the editors predicted, "white nationalist ideas will become ever more popular, especially as whites become a diminishing portion of the U.S. population."
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est un jeu vidéo commercialisé sur console PlayStation par THQ. Il est initialement commercialisé en Amérique du Nord le  et en Europe en janvier 1999. Il s'agit de la suite du jeu vidéo . Ce jeu combine les rosters des versions Nintendo 64 et PC avec des nouveaux caractères en plus.

Le jeu comprend beaucoup de nouveautés, dont les matchs en cage, bataille royales, usage d'armes, et la possibilité de sélectionner la faction dans laquelle chaque catcheur lutte (cela comprend WCW, nWo Hollywood, nWo Wolfpac, Raven's Flock, et The Four Horsemen). Cependant, il est accueilli par des notes négatives, à cause des graphiques, style, et atmosphère générale, qui avaient beaucoup trop de similarité avec  (même les codes de tricherie étaient pareils), ainsi que le fait de répéter des prises de base suffisent à battre votre adversaire par exemple.

Système de jeu
 met en scène les catcheurs des fédérations WCW et NWO, de nouveaux modes de jeu, plus de prises et mouvement, et un gameplay amélioré, bien que difficile. Des annonceurs sont présents et plus d'une soixantaines de catcheurs sont disponibles. Le jeu peut être joué à un ou deux joueurs maximum.

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 est accueilli d'une manière mitigée, voir négativement accueilli. Rotten Tomatoes attribue une moyenne de 44 %, tandis que Metacritic lui attribue un 51 sur 100. Les avis négatifs se focalisaient principalement sur des mauvais graphismes, et sur la difficulté des contrôles. GameRankings attribue une moyenne générale de 57,57 % sur 14 critiques. GameSpot lui attribue un 5,5 sur 10, l'auteur Jeff Gerstmann notant que  Doug Perry, du site IGN attribue une note plus positive avec 6 sur 10 notant des  notamment, mais également une difficulté considérable dans le gameplay.

Malgré ces critiques, le jeu s'est vendu à plus d'un million d'exemplaires.

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Anidra Graham crowned Ms. Black and Gold
Photo by: Aaron Gotter
Anidra Graham, a freshman majoring in English, took home the title of Ms. Black and Gold at the April 6 pageant hosted by FMU's Kappa Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Francis Marion University's Kappa Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. hosted their annual Ms. Black and Gold Pageant on April 6 in McNair Auditorium.
Seven contestants participated, but only Anidra Graham, freshman English major, won the title of Ms. Black and Gold.
"As Ms. Black and Gold, I want young ladies to know they don't have to be half-dressed to gain respect," Graham said.
Graham will continue in the pageant competition and represent FMU's Kappa Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha in Columbia, S.C.
After two weeks of practice, the contestants presented themselves for the swimwear, talent, formal wear, and question-and-answer portions of the competition.
They also individually interviewed with the judges prior to the pageant to gain points added to their overall GPA (the method the judges used to score the contestants).
The pageant opened with a choreographed dance during which the contestants introduced themselves.
The talent showcase featured songs and spoken word performances, as well as dances.
Besides winning the title, Graham also won Miss Talent. Kiana Simmons won Second Runner-up, as well as Miss Congeniality. Quinteera Middleton won First Runner-up.
Middleton, a sophomore Psychology major, offered some advice for anyone who would like to get involved next year.
"Study the questions! Whatever you do, prepare early and get confident in yourself," Middleton said.
Ash'Shakirah Wright, another pageant contestant, also had some words of advice.
"Practice hard – like it's your performance," Wright said.
This year's pageant fell on "Alpha Week." This week is full of events that Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity hosts, including "Bowling with the Alpha's" and a highway clean-up. The week concluded with the March of Dimes walk.
"The Kappa Chi Chapter has become well known throughout the community for our great performance in the Ms. Black and Gold Pageant," junior health physics major Josh Demalo, who is also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, said.
The fraternity promotes scholarship, which, according to fraternity member and senior science major JerJuan Kenney-Page, is "one of the reasons why we do this pageant."
The proceeds from the night's events are contributed to the scholarship that Ms. Black and Gold is to receive.
To get involved in the Ms. Black and Gold pageant, a student must have a good GPA and a good standing within the community.
"We want girls that are well rounded and will represent Alpha Phi Alpha well," senior civil engineering major Marcellus Simmons said.
Graham, Middleton and Wright all agreed that participating in the pageant was not all about winning, but also about creating lasting friendships.
"We are all Facebook friends," Middleton joked.
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2020 Land Rover Defender exterior design leaked
25/06/2019 - 20:30 | Land Rover Defender, Spy pictures, Land Rover | Prashant Singh
The all-new 2020 Land Rover Defender has been spied during several occasions previously. Also, it was spotted on the Indian roads last month. Now, an image of its instrument cluster has surfaced online, in which the profile of the 5-door version is visible in an undisguised form. Moreover, the 3-door version's front-end has allegedly leaked in an upcoming Lego set.
The 2020 Land Rover Defender is set to make its official debut at the 2019 Frankfurt motor show in September this year.
The 2020 Land Rover Defender seems to feature an upright front-end with a rectangular upper grille and lower grille, clamshell bonnet and deep-set circular headlamp. It has those familiar boxy-body characteristics but there is very little in common compared to its predecessor. On the sides, the next-gen Defender sports blacked out B- and D-pillars, while the A- and C-pillars come finished in body colour. Squarish wheel arches, large alloy wheels, straight lines, squarish windows and plain door design, elevate the SUV's sturdy character. At the back, a spare wheel is mounted on a side-hinged tailgate.
The 2020 Land Rover Defender will be offered in a five-door '110' version and a short-wheelbase, three-door '90' version. With two different wheelbase options available, the company will be able to offer whole different ranges of the new Defender from bare basic utilitarian models to the high-on-luxury variants. Rumour has it that there is an even longer-wheelbase, '130' version in the making.
The all-new Land Rover Defender will share the D7u platform with the Land Rover Discovery, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover. Engine options may include 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol and diesel units and a 3.0-litre six-cylinder petrol unit in multiple outputs, all from the Ingenium family. The 3.0-litre unit will feature48-volt mild-hybrid technology.
The new generation Land Rover Defender will be a big family of SUVs like the Jeep Wrangler.
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The previous generation Land Rover Defender was never sold in India. The new generation Land Rover Defender, however, will likely be launched.
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For many travelers, the main reason for being in Cuenca is to learn Spanish. Noted by many as one of the better areas to learn Spanish – in part because of the locals slower pace of speaking (especially when compared to other Latin American countries) Cuenca is a hub for foreigners studying Spanish.
Which Language Was That In?
In this post, we'll discuss three ways to learn Spanish in Ecuador: classes, books, and immersion.
We studied at Simon Bolivar Spanish School, and found that one teacher to 2 students was a great format for learning. The classes moved along at our pace, with the teacher able to spend more time on things we needed and skipped over other parts we knew, which is something that's impossible in a larger class format.
Costs were surprisingly low – just $180 for the week for two adult, at 4 hrs per afternoon (our daughter sat in on the classes for no charge). This works out to just $4.50 per hour, per person. This is fairly typical, although the costs will be significantly higher if your teacher travels to your home. Located just off Parque Calderon, you can skip out to one of the many cafes/bakeries on one of the afternoon breaks, or simply take a quick stroll through the Parque.
We brought a few books with us – but not enough – it's nearly impossible to get English books here in Ecuador. Well, truth be told, there are a few bookstores – here in Cuenca, and a few both in Guayaquil and Quito, but the selection certainly isn't what I'm used to.
Also we were using Rosetta Stone before moving to Ecuador, and continue to use the course. Although much of the vocabulary didn't stick (like we hoped) it really helped us to get a "feel" for the language – its flow and general sounds.
This really helped us on our arrival and in the Spanish classes. That being said, it might have helped us more, if we weren't so busy with preparing to move abroad – selling everything we owned including our home, business, and all of our stuff, with the exception of 6 bags of checked luggage and our carry-on electronics. Given more time, I think we could have come with much more Spanish – the Rosetta Stone format is very good. It works on the premise of complete immersion. There is no English in the course – you learn everything in Spanish. And although it sounds overwhelming and quite possibly impossible – it really isn't. The one point of note – be sure to order Latin American Spanish – otherwise you'll arrive talking like you're from the "old country" (Spain) and although you might be understood, you'll also raise a few eyebrows.
Here is the complete list of books and courses we used to learn Spanish.
After we arrived, an Ecuadorian friend recommended Madrigals Magic Key to Spanish and loaned us a copy. Since then, everyone (every gringo at least) tells us how much that book has helped them. So its been ordered from Amazon.com and is coming with Canadian friends in February. There really is nothing like a personal copy that can be truly studied.
Along with all these different ways of learning, immersion has been our best teacher. We have been involved in a significant amount of volunteer work and this has improved our Spanish more than anything else. After just over 4 months, we are really surprised with our level of comprehension and ability to communicate. Still a long way to go, but we aren't nearly as mute as when we first arrived.
It has often been said that total immersion in a foreign language is the best way to learn, and while this is definitely true, lessons certainly help.
But with such a huge learning curve, the biggest question is, where to start?
We have tried all kinds of different lessons, Rosetta Stone, audio lessons, podcasts, books, and real live teacher student face to face lessons, but by far the best thing we've found is an audio course by Pimsleur.
When we moved here friends told us to wait at least a year before taking lessons from a teacher, but we were anxious so we signed up about five months after we arrived. Well turns out our friends were right. The teacher was excellent, she even spoke English really well, but it was too much too fast. Our heads were spinning, and we really didn't retain much.
The problem with Rosetta Stone, and the other courses was that they only teach words or phrases consisting of a few words each. We were trying to learn but were unable to speak in intelligent polite sentences, we have found that this ability is essential to communication (sarcastic smile inserted here).
With Rosetta Stone in particular, one of their selling points is about total immersion, which works well in real life. But Rosetta Stone uses pictures, and does not use any English to explain them. The absence of English is not help, it's a hindrance, for example when the program was trying to teach me the word for "I have" I thought they were teaching "I touch," the absence of English makes the course confusing, and they only teach present tense.
It was only after we started the Pimsleur course that we began to get a handle on the normal flow of polite conversation. I found it very frustrating that the other courses were teaching me to say things that I would never use at this stage in the learning process. Things like: "Do you drive to the library everyday?" Am I really going to walk up to a stranger and say that?
This I could begin to work with. Each lesson builds on the one before and they are only 30 minutes each, you are recommended to only do one a day. We have found that this really is the best way to learn because it sinks in, and it's not overwhelming.
The school we took our classes at is called Simon Bolivar, it's right here in Cuenca and I would recommend them, after about a year of immersion, and Pimsleur.
Many people that move abroad are retired and don't need to work.
This works out well when it comes to language learning because they have more time on their hands than people that need to work and take care of their children.
We are hearing from more and more families planning to move abroad. It can be a little more difficult to learn the language when you have lots of responsibilities.
Don't fool yourself (like we did) thinking that you will have sooo much more time to learn the language once you relocate.
It's true that you will need to work less because the cost of living is lower, but you will probably want to fill that extra time by doing things with your family. After all that's probably part of the reason you are moving.
So start now, whether you've moved or not.
Language learning is a family activity, but the path of least resistance is pretty attractive, especially when you are adjusting to life in a new country. Your family will want time to give their brains a rest, so look for ways to learn that don't seem so much like work.
We pick up a lot on the fly because most of our friends are Ecuadorian and only speak Spanish, so we are always learning through conversation. Our friends correct our mistakes and help us to understand what new words mean.
(Do you feel too shy to talk in Spanish because you don't feel you can speak the language very well? Speak From Day 1 may help you get over that feeling.
I also try to set aside a little time every day to study verb conjugation. This part of the language has seemed overwhelming to me and I'm constantly making mistakes, but I'm beginning to see improvement.
I have recently started studying one type of verb at a time, for example regular "er" verbs. I write the verb out in the past – Preterito, present – Presente de indicativo and the future – futuro tenses. I also add the Perfecto de indicativo which is another past tense, because it's easy and used a lot.
There are so many different verb tenses that trying to study and remember them all at once is too much for me. Choosing 4 tenses to work on has made it a little easier and once I master (here's hoping) them I'll work on some more.
This seems to be helping me grasp the conjugation better because I can see the pattern in what I'm learning. I pay special attention to the Yo (me/I) and Nosotros (us/our) conjugation because that makes up a large part of what I need to say when making conversation. The book 501 Spanish Verbs is what I'm using, it's a really good book. I do wish there were more examples showing how to use the conjugated verbs in sentences, but I guess I would not be able to lug the book around if that was the case.
Here are some of the other books and courses we used to learn Spanish.
Pimsleurs (via Audible) has really helped because I can listen to it on my iPod while I'm doing house work. I really like the way Pimsleurs teaches Spanish. It is presented in conversation style and the repetition is good. As the program goes along they bring up past words and phrases making them easier to retain.
SpanishDict.com is an excellent free resource. They send out a free newsletter, so every day I learn a new Spanish word. They give the word, the definition and some examples of how it would be used in conversation. I usually write the word and examples down in a note book. This helps me remember them better and work on writing the language at the same time. The videos are exceptional – and free as well.
If you can watch a sitcom or movie in English and then again in Spanish, it's even better. The same goes for reading, if you can download books in both languages and flip back and forth (from English to Spanish) as you read through the paragraphs, you will grasp the language much faster.
Drew and I went to a movie a couple of weeks ago and when it was over we both said that during it we kind of forgot which language it was in. It was in Spanish but we didn't notice because we understood it so well. That felt good! The same thing happens to us when we remember conversations that flowed especially well.
How about you? How do you find ways to learn the language?
How are you learning Spanish? What tools or courses are you using? What has been most effective for you? Let us know in the comments.
Hi Bryan, thanks for the great info. My wife and I are thinking of living in Cuenca with our 6 year old just for the summer, say 4-8 weeks. My wife and I both speak intermediate Spanish. Do you think we might be able to find a summer camp or other fun activity for our daughter that would be immersion so we could all immerse ourselves in the language while we are there?
This is a great blog. Have enjoyed reading it very much. What is the best area in Cuenca to live for two single older women.
What is the cost for the Spanish lessons? I don't see that posted and would love to know.
Thanks for the great information about CUenca and Ecuador,, Im a CUENCANA!! owner of a Tourist Operator and Spanish School Cazhumaspanishschool,,, we are locate only 1 block from Calderon Park in a beutifull Colonial House, our programs are mixed! with Travel Tours to differents areas of Cuenca, while you are learning! spanish,, please i like to invite you !! to visit us..
Great to meet you Gabriela. We'll drop in one of these days.
Learn Spanish in Ecuador is very easy. The fact of being in a Spanish-speaking country will allow you to live a true immersion experience, because only few people speak English – therefore, you only hear people speaking Spanish!
In addition Spanish pronunciation, primarily in the Ecuadorian highlands (la Sierra), is very clear and quite slow. This helps in the learning process.
Also there is wide range of fun and interesting activities (some of them free and some at low cost) that you can enjoy while you know the culture and learn the language.
You are always welcome to our community!
We request include our Spanish School in the current list. We invite you to visit us!
Your welcome, thanks to you!
Hi I am Gloria. I`m spanish teacher for 20 years. I can teach in private classes( it`s includes my book). my email is: llactaecuador@gmail.com.
Saludos Bryan, realmente es grato saber que ayudas a otras personas para que puedan conocer un poco más sobre Ecuador, en este caso de Cuenca..
Just to let you know your blog appears a little bit different on my galaxy tab.
I have about 500 English books I want to sell, as I am moving back to Canada.
What type of books do you have? I'll certainly pass it on. You know, there is a bookstore in Cuenca that sells used English books. Its called Carolina Bookstore. Might be worth a call – maybe they'll buy the whole lot.
With the inability to find english books in Cuenca, have you considered buying a Kindle from amazon.com? We were always concerned with the strain on your eyes, but my wife just bought one with the new E Ink Pearl technology. It doesn't put any more strain on your eyes than a newspaper would. They have the Kindle now equipped with global 3g (which the map shows Cuenca would give you EDGE, which is 2g) so that you can dowload any book anywhere you may be, even in Cuenca. The best part is that you don't have to pay a monthly subscription fee, or any fee at all, for the wireless service. Or, you could always use the good ol' wifi.
P.S. Thanks for the blog. My wife and I are looking at moving to Cuenca and your blog has been an IMMENSE help in our research!
What a great blog. Thanks for the time and information.
Thanks Ken – appreciate the feedback.


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Early winter pummels much of country, strands cars
CAROLYN THOMPSON, Associated Press
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Several feet of lake-effect snow paralyzed the Buffalo area Tuesday, forcing state troopers to deliver blankets and other supplies to motorists stranded on the New York State Thruway and adding an ominous note to a wintry season that's already snarling travel and numbing fingers from the Midwest to the Carolinas.
In a region accustomed to regular highway-choking, school-closing snowstorms, this one is being called one of the worst in recent memory. The snow blown by strong winds forced the closure of a 132-mile stretch of the Thruway, the main highway across New York state, where state police said dozens of motorists were stranded.
Troopers used all-terrain vehicles to deliver supplies, state police Capt. Ed Kennedy said. Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said about 140 motorists were stranded. Many chose to stay with their cars, while others left them, he said.
"Other than wishing they weren't stuck in traffic, they're warm and safe in their vehicles," Kennedy said.
The wintry blast that included bitter cold in spots created havoc across a wide swath of the country. In New Hampshire and elsewhere, icy roads led to accidents. Lake-effect storms in Michigan produced gale-force winds and as much as 18 inches of snow and canceled several flights at the Grand Rapids airport.
Schools closed in the North Carolina mountains amid blustery winds and ice-coated roads. In Indiana, three firefighters were hurt when a semitrailer hit a fire truck on a snowy highway.
In Buffalo, Brian Krzeminski watched the snow pile up outside the south Buffalo convenience store where he worked overnight and served free coffee to the motorists and pedestrians who came in off the city streets to get out of the blinding snow.
"There are people that came out to get a few things. We had some people who came in just to get a 30-pack of beer, which is kind of odd," he said. "We've had EMTs whose ambulance got stuck. I'm constantly seeing cars get stuck."
The National Weather Service warned that the snow, generated by cold air blowing over the warmer Great Lakes, would continue through Wednesday and could eventually total 6 feet in places.
"We have tried to get out of our house, and we are lucky to be able to shovel so we can open the door. Basically, that's it, open the door," said Linda Oakley of Buffalo. "We're just thinking that in case of an emergency we can at least get out the door. We can't go any further."
"All around us, it's a solid four feet of snow that is so thick and so heavy you can hardly move it with a shovel," said Oakley, whose son Todd was with her, unable to make it to work just three miles away.
Jim Lehmann was hunkering down at home with his wife in Hamburg. His neighbor's house was barely visible through the blowing snow.
"The main thing to do now is sit in the house and wait it out," Lehmann said. "My neighbor works for a satellite dish company and he tried to get out this morning and he got stuck 80 feet down the street. And he was there for three hours."
The town of West Seneca recorded 45 inches by late morning and Alden, to the east, had 48 inches. But typical of lake-effect snow, areas just a few miles away, including downtown and north Buffalo, had just a couple of inches.
At one point, nearly half of West Seneca's plows were bogged down in heavy snow, officials told The Buffalo News. In neighboring Orchard Park, the highway superintendent called the rate of snowfall "unbelievable," while next door in Hamburg police cars were getting stuck.
Oakley and her son, Todd, were passing the time watching "Dumb and Dumber" on Netflix.
"We can't even walk down to the end of the street and get ourselves a pizza," she said, laughing. "Maybe if you had snow shoes, I don't know."
Associated Press Writers Chris Carola and Michael Hill contributed to this report.


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La Selección de fútbol sub-19 de Inglaterra es el equipo representativo del país en el Campeonato de Europa Sub-19. Su organización está a cargo de The Football Association, perteneciente a la UEFA.

Estadísticas

Campeonato Europeo
Desde la temporada 2001/02, se comenzó a disputar el europeo con selecciones sub-19 por primera vez.

Jugadores

Última convocatoria
Datos correspondientes a la situación previa al Campeonato Europeo sub-19 2016.

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Destacados
A lo largo de los años, varios jugadores que pertenecieron a la selección de Inglaterra sub-19, lograron consolidarse como profesionales a nivel internacional y destacarse, ellos son: Carlton Cole, Jermaine Jenas, Glen Johnson, Stewart Downing, Wayne Rooney, James Milner, Joe Hart, Andy Carroll, Ciaran Clark, Daniel Sturridge, Fabian Delph, Kieran Gibbs, Ryan Bertrand, Theo Walcott, Victor Moses, Jordan Henderson, Danny Rose, Danny Welbeck, Danny Drinkwater, Kyle Walker, Andros Townsend, Nathaniel Clyne, Phil Jones, Jonjo Shelvey, Jack Wilshere, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ross Barkley, Harry Kane, Saido Berahino, Eric Dier, John Stones, Raheem Sterling, Calum Chambers y Dele Alli.

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 Selección de fútbol sub-17 de Inglaterra
 Selección de fútbol sub-20 de Inglaterra
 Selección de fútbol sub-21 de Inglaterra
 Selección de fútbol sub-23 de Inglaterra
 Selección de fútbol de Inglaterra

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This is a decoration game in which Barbie will invite her friends for a coffe. She needs to prepare everything. Set the table cloth and then the plates and cups. When her friends arrive they should be really impressed with the setting and have a fun time gossiping while drinking coffe.
Click a piece to remove all attached pieces. Do it quickly before the timer runs out. The piece must have at least one other attached to it or it will use a wand up.Wands allow you to remove a single piece to free up a larger move!
Medieval Escape 3 is a point and click escape game developed by Adham Jaber and sponsored by Cafe Cafe Games.rnrnYou are trapped in a Medieval Castle and you need to find objects and clues in order to escape.
Get the coins as fast as you can!rnUse mouse to click on coins!
Join Lisa in the kitchen for a delicious treat in a skills game that tests your abilities to follow the pattern in the original recipe.
This game is standing out comparing with many other dress-up games as it not only boasts various fashion hairstyles, clothes and jewelry, but also has different background which you can make up your own stories.


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Board and advisory team.
Robert Beletic
Mr. Beletic is a former Air Force General with over 20 years of senior executive experience in all aspects of strategy, operations, and financial management.
He has served a wide range of strategic military and defense roles including Strategist for the UAE Ministry of Defense, Director of Operations for the Canadian Air Force, Commander of a USAF Fighter Wing, chaired three Think Tanks, and served as President of Safety/Accident Investigation Boards. He currently works as a private consultant and as an USAF Adjunct Professor.
His wealth of experience within military and defense ranges from commanding combat flying units to advocating aerospace requirements to the US Congress and leading the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman's Think Tank in formulating national strategy.
He holds a Master of Science degree in Finance from the University of Denver, a Master of Aeronautical Science from Embry Riddle University, a Master of Public Administration from the University of Oklahoma, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the U.S. Air Force Academy.
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O Bosque Municipal de Pinhais está localizado na cidade de Pinhais, município da Região Metropolitana de Curitiba, Estado do Paraná.

Inaugurado em 17 de setembro de 2010, o espaço cumpre a função de proporcionar lazer e entretenimento para a população local e bairros periféricos da região leste de Curitiba.

O bosque possui 21.310,54 m2 e conta com rampas de acesso, praça de alimentação, escadarias, pista para passeio, parque infantil, academia ao ar livre para a terceira idade, sala ambiente, praça rosa dos ventos, mirante, espelho d'água e estacionamento.

Bosque Municipal de Pinhais
Fundações no Paraná em 2010