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The Fields (Campos de sangre en Hispanoamérica) es una película de suspenso psicológica dirigida en 2011 por David Mazzoni. La película se promociona como estuviese basada en hechos reales. Se exhibió por primera vez en el Festival de Cine del Búfalo del Niagara en septiembre de 2011.

La película terminó de rodarse en octubre de 2009, y se estrenó el 24 de septiembre de 2011 en los Estados Unidos.

Su rodaje comenzó el 14 de septiembre de 2009 y finalizó el 29 de octubre de 2009.

Argumento
La historia de la película se remonta en un pequeño pueblo de Pennsylvania a principios de los años 70, y Steven (Joshua Ormond) y sus familiares son aterrorizados por una presencia invisible en los campos circundantes.

Cuando era niño, Steven se encontraba tratando de recibir una vida familiar muy difícil, ya que sus padres estaban constantemente entrando en un desacuerdo. Como resultado de la unión de deterioro, Steve decide irse a vivir con sus abuelos a una granja por mucho tiempo, donde después de llegar, una presencia invisible comienza a aterrorizarlos durante el recorrido. Ellos descubren que los campos de maíz masivos rodean el interior de la casa donde vivía.

Actores
Tara Reid - Bonni
Cloris Leachman - Gladys
Bev Appleto - as Hiney
Joshua Ormond - Steven
Faust Checho - Barry
Brian Anthony Wilson - Charlie
Miles Williams - Jack
Karen Ludwig - Tootie
Max Antisell - Douglas

Producción

La película fue producida por Fausto Checho con Mr. Big Productions, en asociación con MazWa Productions. Tommy Lee Wallace es acompañado como productor asociado. La producción abarcó seis semanas, del 14 de septiembre al 29 de octubre de 2009, y fue filmada en la región de las montañas Pocono en Bartonsville, Pensilvania y en Kunkletown, Pensilvania.

La película también está rodada en uno de los parques de atracciones más antiguos, Bushkill Park, en América, construido originalmente en los años 1920.

Enlaces externos

Películas de terror
Películas de Estados Unidos
Películas rodadas en Pensilvania
Películas ambientadas en los años 1970

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When I was out with Kelly we walked by a lake. She took out an earring and threw it into the water then turned to me and said, "Will you go get it for me?"
I laughed and said, "No. Why'd you throw it?"
She said, "To see if you'd get it for me. Guess I have my answer."
I agreed. "You sure do!"
Neither of us contacted the other after that abysmal experience.
@JMG - Thanks for reigniting my fear of red balloons there Jarrrrrrrrrrred.
Call yourself Neo, because you just dodged a bullet!
Kelly R. Clown. Enjoys walking by the water.
Ideal date: Visiting a sewer and lots of balloons! A bite to eat afterwards.
Hates: Kids. Especially in a group.


Discussion in 'Femmes' started by Starry_Night, Jul 9, 2009.
Camille was featured on COACD today. Does anyone have any more information about her? She's with Ford.
I think that she's from Portland, OR.
not a fan of the tests.. but the polas are gorgeous!
Oh no, it's the 80's again! Thankfully for Camille Penk she's in good hands for this story appearing the January 2010 issue of Teen Vogue photographed by Daniel Jackson with makeup by François Nars. With eyeshadow like this there's no reason why 2010 can't be a little more like 1981.
She's from Ryan Artists in Portland in the model division. It's a talent agency, so mostly local stuff. Don't know much about it but a couple people I know are signed with them which is how I came across Camille. Really surprised she's not with Mode (I guess it's Muse now?) considering its reputation and directional focus. Love her look!
Also an interview with VMagazine and more photos.


As last month, Aloril entered FuegoAl and GnuGoAl, unofficial versions of Fuego and GNU Go. He also entered his usual collection of weaker bots, and allowed me to remove IdiotBot if it would make the numbers even. Later an official version of Fuego was entered by Broderick Arneson, so I withdrew FuegoAl.
Petr Baudiš entered CzechBot, an unofficial version of MoGo, as well as his own pachi.
That move got a high heuristic weighting, probably because Orego had gone into the new "coup de grâce" mode that suggests playing near enemy stones without too many liberties. The move was never actually tried in the playouts. When it came time to choose a move, g3 happened to have the most wins. I was checking for superko before adding anything to the tree, but not verifying that the "best" move was actually legal.
That's fixed now. Sorry about the inconvenience.
Unfortunately, Orego never recovered from this, and was absent from the server for the rest of the tournament, losing all its games by default.
In round 3, CzechBot-Fuego (far left) SGF and pachi-stv (left) SGF both started with strange-looking high fusekis.
After round 4, there were five players on three wins: AyaMC, CzechBot, Fuego, ManyFaces2 and GnuGoAl.
CzechBot hung after "selfTrainNewMaster(...) --- selfTrainInitiation "
"FINEST: Still an outstanding command", I will wait until the system is idle before making a new game.
Its creator Martin Müller told me that it had also had a problem, like CzechBot above, with "FINEST: Still an outstanding command". I do not know what this means, it suggests to me that there is a command in the protocol which is still "outstanding", i.e. not yet implemented.
In round 7, Fuego was drawn against the absent Orego. After waiting for more than 20 minutes, Fuego vanished. later, Orego timed out and lost.
After round 7, AyaMC and ManyFaces2 were each on six wins, CzechBot was on five.
In round 8 AyaMC was drawn against pachi, and won; while CzechBot beat ManyFaces2. So AyaMC won the tournament with seven wins, ahead of ManyFaces2 and CzechBot each with six.
Orego and Fuego were both still absent. So when wei2go started on a19 in its game against Fuego, it was enough for it to win on time.
MoGo, running on double-core AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4800+ (2.5GHz).
runing on three cores of i7 920 @ 2.67GHz.
was probably running on an Intel Core 2 Duo L7700 1.8GHz.


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45 Park Lane Hotel Review
A clubby, art-filled sibling to one of London's grandest hotels
Niall Clutton
First impression A deeply masculine, Art-Deco wonder.
Staff As sleek as the interiors.
Food & drink The best steak in London.
Bed & bath Glossy, handsome, techy and filled with contemporary art.
The crowd Big spenders.
In a nutshell Newfangled glamour meets Dorchester comfort.
Why stay?
For a contemporary hotel with a smart Park Lane address right on the edge of Mayfair – and serious, noteworthy art.
The Dorchester's sassier, sexier little sibling (the mothership is just across the street), 45 Park Lane feels a bit like a private members' club. The vibe is very masculine, with Art Deco styled, contemporary art-filled rooms, and the location is hard to beat: right opposite Hyde Park, with a five-minute stroll to the shops of upmarket Mayfair.
45 Park Lane, London.Niall Clutton
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The sitting and dining room in the Park Lane Suite, 45 Park Lane Hotel, London.Niall Clutton
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Steak from The Cut restaurant at 45 Park Lane, London.James Bedford
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Borrow one of the bespoke purple Brompton bicycles for a meander through Hyde Park, or to explore the hidden backstreets of Mayfair. Soho is only a 20-minute amble further east. The hotel's seasonal guides to London ensure you're equipped with everything there is to know, whether it's the theatre season at Shakespeare's Globe or the latest art exhibition at the V&A.
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Website: dorchestercollection.com
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Hollywood stars return to KC for Big Slick
Celebrity softball game, bowling tournament raise money for children's hospital
Updated: 9:47 AM CDT Jun 18, 2016
Martin Augustine/KMBC SOURCE: Martin Augustine/KMBC
Hollywood stars are in Kansas City this weekend for fundraiser for Children's Mercy Hospital.VIDEOActors Paul Rudd, Jason Sudeikis, Rob Riggle, Eric Stonestreet and David Koechner met with the media Friday ahead of the Big Slick celebrity softball game and bowling event.The stars met with children and their families at the hospital."Over the last seven years, the personal connection that I felt with people that work here and with families that are here has really grown, and had made the event even more important for me," Rudd said.While most of the Big Slick's events are sold out, donations can be made through BigSlickKC.org.
Hollywood stars are in Kansas City this weekend for fundraiser for Children's Mercy Hospital.
Actors Paul Rudd, Jason Sudeikis, Rob Riggle, Eric Stonestreet and David Koechner met with the media Friday ahead of the Big Slick celebrity softball game and bowling event.
The stars met with children and their families at the hospital.
"Over the last seven years, the personal connection that I felt with people that work here and with families that are here has really grown, and had made the event even more important for me," Rudd said.
While most of the Big Slick's events are sold out, donations can be made through BigSlickKC.org.


Now is a great time for business school applicants to visit their top choice programs – classes are in session, students and professors aren't yet stressed by exams, recruiting may be in action, and the weather is warming up (well, in some places).
While it's a good idea to visit your target b-schools, only do so if it makes logistical and financial sense. MBA programs understand that geography and financial resources can prevent a visit, but if it is possible to visit the business schools on your list, then you certainly should – not because of imaginary "brownie points" that the school may or may not award you, but because you will be a better informed applicant after you visit than before. You will know more about the school and its culture. You will know more about why it appeals to you, what about its style matches yours, and how it supports your goals.
You will also, most likely, prepare a better application for admission after you've learned more about the school.
You want to get a feel for what life on campus is like, and you won't get much of an idea of student life if everyone's on break. Likewise, if classes are done for the term and everyone is cramming for exams and taking tests, you won't get the full day-to-day campus experience (though you will get to see what b-school students are like under pressure!).
Another good reason to go while class is in session is so that you can sit in on classes – definitely take advantage of this if your target program offers this option.
2. Take the tour and attend the info sessions.
Again, your goal is to learn as much as possible about the program. Don't brush off the official tours because you'd rather explore on your own; instead, take the tour, sit through the info sessions, and explore on your own.
Business school students and adcoms are generally more than happy to talk with prospective students, so don't miss out on the valuable opportunity to chat with anyone and everyone about their b-school experience.
4. Prepare your questions in advance.
• What is a typical day like for a first or second year student?
• How do professors view their teaching – as an integrated approach to business, as part of the interconnection of business functions (and if interconnected, how do they collaborate with other professors), or simply as a job? How do they balance teaching and research?
• How are interview slots assigned? Is there a bidding process? What is it?
5. Review the school's website before you go.
Asking questions is good; asking questions that are answered on the homepage of your target school's website…not so good. Do your research ahead of time so that you can ask specific, unique questions that show you've done your homework as well as some good quality thinking.
6. If you can't visit a school, attend info sessions closer to home.
While an info session won't simulate life on campus, you will still get to make an appearance before the adcom and speak with students/alumni/faculty – whoever is leading the event. You can also do some quality research by emailing current students and reading student blogs.
Visiting a school is highly recommended, and if you go, you should take advantage of all of the school's people and resources so you can learn as much as possible about whether you're the right fit for the program. If, however, you're unable to visit, then you should still do all you can to learn firsthand about your target schools to determine how you'd fit in and optimize your applications to reflect that!
Visiting schools is only part of the planning and strategizing that you'll need to do when applying to business school. Check out Accepted's MBA Admissions Consulting Services for individual guidance through the entire application process. Visit schools. Create a winning application. Get ACCEPTED!
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Roots Review: Oxford Programme Preview
Mark Oxley is the cover star of tomorrow's programme with the shot stopper picking up his DeVines Player of the Month award before kick-off.
Pick up the official matchday programme against Oxford and read Oxley's thoughts on his injury hit campaign last season and his impressive form this season.
The matchday magazine is available from the Programme Hut at Roots Hall and from our new branded programme trolleys that are located around the ground.
As usual, Roots Review contains an in-depth six-page opposition section that looks into the U's boss Pep Clotet, the predicted XI he could field, a cult hero and much more.
Phil Brown and Anton Ferdinand pen their notes, with the club's newly appointed Head of Commercial Rhys Ellingham speaking about his new role with the club.
Jermaine McGlashan is the man featured in the Q&A and there is another chance to win a pair of tickets to a game with our 'Face In The Crowd' page!
Make sure you don't miss out!
Southend United vs Oxford United on 25 Nov 17
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Sip 'n Stroll Seneca is an Art Festival and Wine Tasting event scheduled for March 30, 2019 from 11am-5pm on Ram Cat Alley in downtown Seneca. It features an arts and crafts show and wine tasting tent with live entertainment.


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Q: Conversion tracking for Google AdWords that works with a form's submit button I want to put the tracking code on my website but the instructions on Google's Instructions tells you how to do it by a normal link. I have my form set up with the post method that goes to a php include that emails the form results and then it goes to an thank you page. How do I set it up for the submit button/form to properly work?

A: You actually use a javascript onClick function, which is added to your form's submit button.
If you scroll down a bit on the link that you posted (https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/6095821) you should see the section titled "Tracking clicks on links or buttons as conversions". Look for and click "Setting up an onclick handler for conversions" and you will see the instructions.

A: Nowadays there is a built-in way for AdWords to do async tag firing. It is described in this article.
In brief you would need to change setting in AdWords it would generate you async tag, which you load with the DOM, and activate with onClick handler.

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(3) The complainant, subject to penalty of perjury as provided in s. 837.06, shall certify on a form approved by the Financial Services Commission a summary of the nature of the alleged violation and the facts that allegedly support the complaint, and shall submit the form to the office.
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(6) A registered consumer collection agency must provide a written response to the office within 45 days after receipt of a written request from the office for information concerning a consumer complaint. The response must address the issues and allegations raised in the complaint. The office may impose an administrative fine of up to $250 per request per day upon any registrant that fails to comply with this subsection.
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Main » 2017 » February » 4 » Rimini Street Appoints Thomas Sabol as CFO
Rimini Street Appoints Thomas Sabol as CFO
Accomplished 30-year veteran brings extensive high-tech public company financial leadership experience to support next phase of fast-paced growth
LAS VEGAS-Friday, February 3rd 2017 [ ME NewsWire ]
(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rimini Street, Inc., the leading global independent provider of enterprise software support services for SAP SE's (NYSE:SAP) Business Suite, BusinessObjects and HANA Database software and Oracle Corporation's (NYSE:ORCL) Siebel, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, E-Business Suite, Oracle Database, Oracle Middleware, Hyperion, Oracle Retail, Oracle Agile PLM and Oracle ATG Web Commerce software, today announced the appointment of Thomas Sabol as senior vice president and chief financial officer (CFO). Sabol will lead the global finance and accounting teams at Rimini Street, responsible for all financial aspects of the company both internally and externally including financial and management reporting, treasury, tax, and supporting the executive management team on strategic planning initiatives. Sabol replaces the Company's previous CFO, Doug Zorn, who retired at the end of 2016.
Seasoned CFO Brings High-Tech Public Company Leadership Experience to Rimini Street
Sabol brings extensive public company financial and operational leadership experience at high-tech organizations to his new role at Rimini Street. Prior to his most recent work as a management consultant providing M&A, CFO support and strategic planning assistance to several companies, Sabol served as CFO for Comverse, Inc., now Xura, Inc. (NASDAQ: CNSI), a $500 million global software service provider for telecommunications and enterprise companies. Sabol managed all financial aspects of the company including financial and management reporting, SEC filings, treasury, tax, internal audit and investor relations. He was also responsible for information security, supply chain management and procurement, and supported the successful sale of Comverse's billing business to Amdocs Limited in July 2015. Prior to Comverse, Sabol was the CFO of Hypercom Corporation, a $400 million global provider of electronic payment solutions. During his tenure with Hypercom (NYSE: HYC), Sabol was instrumental in the sale of the company to VeriFone Systems in 2011. Sabol also served as CFO and COO of Plexus Corp (NASDAQ: PLXS) where he completed a $150 million secondary offering and 10 acquisitions in the United States, Mexico, Malaysia, China and the United Kingdom. Earlier in his career, Sabol served as vice president and general auditor for Kemper Corporation, a $6 billion financial services company, and began his career with Coopers & Lybrand, serving as audit manager working on several initial public offerings.
"Rimini Street is a well-run, fast-growing company with a disruptive business model that has redefined the enterprise software support market – a model that greatly appeals to organizations of all sizes and industries around the world," said Sabol. "I am pleased to join the Rimini Street family and the senior executive team that will take the company forward building on 44 consecutive quarters of growth and success."
"Tom brings an enormous amount of technology industry and public company financial leadership experience to his new role as CFO of Rimini Street, and an impressive track record of success. His strategic and financial acumen makes him highly qualified to lead our financial and accounting teams around the world, and I look forward to his contributions as we execute our next phase of fast-paced global growth," said Seth Ravin, Rimini Street CEO. "More than 1,750 Oracle and SAP clients have signed with us to date, including over 155 of the Fortune 500 and Global 100. We look forward to working with Tom to continue our strong growth momentum as more organizations become aware of the breadth of services and the value of switching to Rimini Street's premium support model."
To learn more, follow @riministreet on Twitter and find Rimini Street on Facebook and LinkedIn.
About Rimini Street, Inc.
Rimini Street is the global leader in providing independent enterprise software support services. The company has redefined enterprise support services since 2005 with an innovative, award-winning program that enables Oracle and SAP licensees to save up to 90 percent on total support costs. Clients can remain on their current software release without any required upgrades for a minimum of 15 years. Over 1,750 global Fortune 500, midmarket, and public sector organizations from a broad range of industries have selected Rimini Street as their trusted, independent support provider. To learn more, please visit http://www.riministreet.com.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements. The words "believe," "may," "will," "plan," "estimate," "continue," "anticipate," "intend," "expect," and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and are based on various assumptions. If the risks materialize or our assumptions prove incorrect, actual results could differ materially from the results implied by these forward-looking statements. Rimini Street assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements or information, which speak only as of the date of this press release.
Rimini Street and the Rimini Street logo are trademarks of Rimini Street, Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners. Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Warwick University Professor fined for concentration camp lesbian relationship claim
By Oliver Toms
Posted in Elsewhere at Warwick, News
A Warwick University history professor has been fined £3,675 for breaching an injunction over claims that a Jewish concentration camp prisoner had a lesbian relationship with a SS camp guard.
Dr Anna Hájková , associate professor of Modern continental history at Warwick, previously lost a court case in Frankfurt last April which ruled she had "violated the dignity" of the Jewish Holocaust survivior by claiming she had engaged in sexual relations with a camp guard.
Dr Hájková's research recognises that there is no definite proof of the sexual aspect of this relationship.
The injunction prevented Dr Hájková from using the Holocaust survivor's image or full name in the context of having relations with camp guards without the express permission of the victim's daughter, who originally took her to court.
The victim herself died 10 years ago, but the German constitution provides significant protection for the reputation of deceased individuals.
Dr Hájková breached the injunction by naming the survivor and her alleged relationship in an advertisement for a series of lectures on the queer history of the Holocaust in Germany.
She is also currently under investigation by the University as to whether her research fell short of ethical boundaries. As of 6 January the investigation was still ongoing.
The fact that Dr Hájková failed to interview one of the few living Holocaust survivors who witnessed the events she was researching was inexplicable
– victim's daughter
Another Holocaust survivor, who is currently still alive and shared a room with the deceased victim at a camp in Hamburg, confirmed that the guard was "very much in love" with the victim, but "there was no chance of undressing or anything like that".
This survivor also stated that Dr Hájková had not contacted her when researching the victim's relationship.
The daughter of the victim said: "The fact that Dr Hájková failed to interview one of the few living Holocaust survivors who witnessed the events she was researching was inexplicable.
"I was very disappointed and angry that she didn't conduct her research professionally and caused me so much pain and distress."
Dr Hájková has received support from fellow Holocaust researchers Dr Michael Beckerman and Dr Kate Lebow who claimed that Dr Hájková was subject to "arbitrary and unfair attacks" for her "courageous work".
They added: "Dr Hájková's work on the role of sexuality in the Holocaust is not only a legitimate part of the historical inquiry but reveals a bravery and courage that is as welcome as it is rare."
The University of Warwick was unable to comment due to the ongoing internal investigation.
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Revelation – Chapter 10
The Bible – New Testament
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
1 2 Then I saw another mighty angel come down from heaven wrapped in a cloud, with a halo around his head; his face was like the sun and his feet were like pillars of fire.
In his hand he held a small scroll that had been opened. He placed his right foot on the sea and his left foot on the land, 3
and then he cried out in a loud voice as a lion roars. When he cried out, the seven thunders raised their voices, too.
When the seven thunders had spoken, I was about to write it down; but I heard a voice from heaven say, "Seal up what the seven thunders have spoken, but do not write it down."
Then the angel I saw standing on the sea and on the land raised his right hand to heaven
and swore by the one who lives forever and ever, who created heaven and earth and sea 4 and all that is in them, "There shall be no more delay.
At the time when you hear the seventh angel blow his trumpet, the mysterious plan of God 5 shall be fulfilled, as he promised to his servants the prophets."
Then the voice that I had heard from heaven spoke to me again and said, "Go, take the scroll that lies open in the hand of the angel who is standing on the sea and on the land."
So I went up to the angel and told him to give me the small scroll. He said to me, "Take and swallow it. It will turn your stomach sour, but in your mouth it will taste as sweet 6 as honey."
I took the small scroll from the angel's hand and swallowed it. In my mouth it was like sweet honey, but when I had eaten it, my stomach turned sour.
Then someone said to me, "You must prophesy again about many peoples, nations, tongues, and kings." 7
1 [⇒ 10:1-⇒ 11:14] An interlude in two scenes (⇒ Rev 10:1-11 and ⇒ Rev 11:1-14) precedes the sounding of the seventh trumpet; cf ⇒ Rev 7:1-17. The first vision describes an angel astride sea and land like a colossus, with a small scroll open, the contents of which indicate that the end is imminent (Rev 10). The second vision is of the measuring of the temple and of two witnesses, whose martyrdom means that the kingdom of God is about to be inaugurated.
2 [1] The seven thunders: God's voice announcing judgment and doom; cf ⇒ Psalm 29:3-9, where thunder, as the voice of Yahweh, is praised seven times.
3 [2] He placed . . . on the land: this symbolizes the universality of the angel's message, as does the figure of the small scroll open to be read.
4 [6] Heaven and earth and sea: the three parts of the universe. No more delay: cf ⇒ Daniel 12:7; ⇒ Hebrews 2:3.
5 [7] The mysterious plan of God: literally, "the mystery of God," the end of the present age when the forces of evil will be put down (⇒ Rev 17:1-⇒ 19:4, ⇒ 11-21; ⇒ 20:7-10; cf ⇒ 2 Thes 2:6-12; ⇒ Romans 16:25-26), and the establishment of the reign of God when all creation will be made new (⇒ Rev 21:1-⇒ 22:5).
6 [9-10] The small scroll was sweet because it predicted the final victory of God's people; it was sour because it also announced their sufferings. Cf ⇒ Ezekiel 3:1-3.
7 [11] This further prophecy is contained in chs 12-22.
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10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
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Revelation – Chapter 9


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Swiss women strike for gender equality
In a judgment of 27 November 1990 within the case of Theresa Rohner et consorts contre Appenzell Rhodes-Intérieures (ATF 116 Ia 359), the Swiss federal courtroom declared unconstitutional the exclusive male suffrage as had been practiced in the half canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden; the principle of equality between women and men as was guaranteed by the federal constitution ordered, in effect, an interpretation of the Appenzell structure such that women's suffrage ought to be equally possible. The voters of the canton had stood in opposition to women's suffrage in 1959 by 2050 votes to one hundred and five. On 1 February 1959, the first folks's vote on nationwide women's suffrage decisively failed with a voter participation of sixty seven percent within the individuals's vote (33% to sixty six%) and cantonal vote (three to 16 plus 6 half cantons).
On Tuesday, Switzerland was also named as one of many least household-pleasant European countries in a report from Unicef. The country granted women paid maternity go away in 2005, however there may be still no statutory paternity depart.
It was needed to wait for the 1960s for eight cantons to introduce women's suffrage at the canton stage. Twenty more years had been needed for this right to be generalized for all the cantons.
Representation of ladies in political establishments
(New Zealand became the first country to grant women's suffrage, in 1893.) In 1981, Switzerland amended the Constitution to acknowledge equal rights for women and men. Switzerland lags behind many of its European neighbours in gender equality. Swiss women only received the vote in federal elections in 1971, a long time after a lot of the western world, and until 1985 needed their husbands' approval to work or open a bank account. In 1958, the Federal parliament voted for the first time for a referendum on the establishment of women's suffrage for nationwide points; the proposal was accepted in the National Council with 96 to 43 votes, and within the Council of States with 25 to 12 votes.
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A 12 months later, in 1952, Antoinette Quinche, president of the Swiss Women's Circle for Women's Voting Rights, and 1414 different disputants from her neighborhood, demanded to be entered into the voters' register. With the argument that the cantonal structure at that time did not explicitly exclude women's voting rights, they went with their demand before the Federal Court. Again as in 1923, they have been rejected by reference to customary legislation. (CNN Business) Swiss women are putting en masse on Friday, in a 24-hour nationwide protest to highlight the nation's poor report on gender equality and the gender pay hole.
Her request was refused. The constitution of 1848, the origin of recent Switzerland, proclaims the equality in the eyes of the legislation of all human beings (in German, Menschen) but does not explicitly embrace women in that equality. However, the legal guidelines that adopted that constitution rigidly positioned women in a scenario of authorized inferiority. Two women, Micheline Calmy-Rey and Ruth Metzler-Arnold, served on the Swiss Federal Council from 1999 to 2003; when Ruth Metzler-Arnold didn't be re-elected in 2003, the number fell back to 1. With the election of Doris Leuthard in 2006, there were once more two, and, after January 2008, three with the arrival of Eveline Widmer Schlumpf.
Women across Switzerland are hanging on Friday to denounce gradual progress on tackling the gender pay hole and inequalities. "We have realized that even after this first strike in 1991, issues didn't really change.
Women strike for wage parity on the Lausanne railway station throughout a day of mass demonstrations across Switzerland on Friday. People collaborating within the strike began to gather throughout the country as the clock struck midnight on Friday.
In 1923, a bunch of ladies from Bern prepared a constitutional criticism. They wished to exercise their voting rights in group, cantonal, and federal issues; however, they had been rejected by the federal courtroom by reference to customary regulation (Gewohnheitsrecht). The first female member of the seven-member Swiss Federal Council, Elisabeth Kopp, served from 1984 to 1989. So how exactly do they do it? First of all, Swiss women are excellent planners.
Addressing these concerns, the Women's Strike Geneva Committee, a co-organizer of the strike, issued a manifesto calling for increased parental go away, and better protections and assist for women dealing with domestic violence, migrant women, domestic swiss girls employees, and the LGBTQ+ community. The campaign — recognized variously on social media as Frauenstreik (women's strike, in German) and Grève des Femmes (the French model) — started early within the morning.
On 1 February 1959, the canton of Vaud accepted women's suffrage. The cantons of Neuchâtel (27 September 1959) and Geneva (6 March 1960) followed, in addition to the German-talking cantons of Basel-City (26 June 1966), and canton of Basel-Country (23 June 1968). Likewise, earlier than the establishment of a nationwide women's suffrage, the cantons of Ticino (19 October 1969), Valais (Wallis) (12 April 1970), and Zürich (15 November 1970) gave voting and election rights to women at the cantonal degree. That came a decade after primary gender equality was enshrined within the Swiss structure and less than three months after women for the primary time have been allowed to take part in a regional vote within the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden. Women were given the proper to vote at a federal degree and run for workplace solely in 1971, lagging far behind many European countries.
The Swiss are known for conservative and neat attire generally. Swiss men tend to be very conventional and nonetheless count on to pay your bills, though some women report splitting bills a typical practice in longer relationships.
In June cities had been crowded with women on strike to protest towards Switzerland's report on gender variety and equality. The canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden was the last jurisdiction in Europe to grant women's suffrage.
In 1957 a plebiscite was held, by which the civil protection service (Zivilschutzdienst) became obligatory for all Swiss women. During the plebiscite, a scandal occurred. Encouraged by the community council, the women of the Unterbäch group of the canton Valais (Wallis) voted. The group council explained that based on the terms of the structure, the neighborhood is legally authorized to set up the voting register.
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A Modest Bloggist, Chapter 6, Dystopia, Fantasy, Free Novel, Glow Part Two, Science Fiction, Shielding Cournoyer, Time-Travel
Faisal hurried up the forest paths and out of the park beside the Prince, Jesse and Enioreh tagging along. Hedoniet responded loudly and vaguely to the Prince's sciencey-questions – Faisal seemed to think he had a much better grasp of how things worked than he actually did. The Prince tried to make it sound like he'd had a part in developing the Chronojuice, but Enioreh was pretty sure he didn't know much more than she did. She was able to pick up on bits and pieces of what the scientist was talking about, but she just smiled blankly whenever he looked at her with a question. Like anyone else, she knew only the most basic sketch of life on earth before the war. There were still enough antebellum books left that anyone could probably find one if they really wanted to – her mother, during her long sickness, had started a collection of ancient literature, and even used to read passages out loud from time to time. But who in their right mind had the time or patience to sit there and try to learn about the dark ages? She knew the beginning of the war had something to do with psytrons; they were what made modern weapons so deadly and transportation so easy. The empire had officially announced its boundaries some dozens of years after psytrons were discovered. From the way Faisal was talking, Enioreh had an uneasy feeling that this age was a very technologically primitive one indeed. It sounded like people here didn't even believe in psytrons.
They had come to a place where the green grass ended, and a black pavement road stretched out in each direction around tall, rectangular dwellings. Enioreh took a deep breath, surprised at the 21st century scenery; the Prince, totally unfazed, tried to walk across the street and was yanked sharply backward by Faisal as a number of metal containers-on-wheels shot down the pavement with loud honking sounds.
"Haven't you ever seen a street before?" Faisal chastised.
"And to think," said the Prince in amazement, "Those contraptions were likely traveling at a rate under one-hundred miles per hour. But they seem so much more dangerous when they're beside you."
Enioreh looked up as they walked, to where the tops of buildings touched the blue sky. She was starting to feel the usual nervousness of a place that was too quiet, even though the antique machines rumbling on the road were loud; there was a regularity and normalcy to the sounds that was nothing like what she was used to.
They finally stopped in front of a huge brick building, by a staircase leading down.
"There are labs down here with some good equipment," Faisal explained, eagerly. "Hopefully one of them will be open. If I can test some of these predictions…"
"If you're going to the lab, why don't I take the picnic things home?" Said Jesse uncomfortably. "I won't be of much help, I'm sure."
"Good idea," said Faisal, turning around to hand off the basket.
"Can I go with you?" Enioreh blurted, before she knew what she was saying.
Jesse looked surprised, and Faisal looked up quickly.
"I thought you were visitors from a war-torn future who needed my help to build your time-machine?" He said in a suspicious tone. "Don't you want to join me in the laboratory?"
"Umm…" Said Enioreh. She had a strange kind of feeling, and she didn't know how to say it in a way that would make rational sense. Somehow the four of them were equal parts in one destiny; the idea of any one of them rolling around alone made her nervous.
"Oh, she's of no use to us at this stage," Said the Prince assuredly. "She's only here because her brain is well suited to chronotrek – she's our test-traveler. She's not at all versed in the mechanics of it."
Enioreh rolled her eyes at the Prince's insinuations that he was.
"It's ok," said Jesse quietly. "I don't mind the company."
Faisal gave Jesse a quick, fierce look. "Maybe you'd have more fun at Starbucks? The one with the lots of people."
"Sure," said Jesse slowly. "Text me when you're done."
"The one with the lots of people, don't forget!" Faisal called after them once more.
"Does he think we're trying to kill you guys, or something?" Enioreh asked when they were out of earshot.
"Huh?" said Jesse, looking alertly up. "Why would you think that?"
"Now you think we're trying to kill you." Said Enioreh. "You guys aren't really subtle about it. Back home new people always look at each other that way, but, like, less exaggerated. Eyes dart down to your hands, looking for weapons, back up to your face, trying to read you, back and forth all the time you're talking. Back home it's cause new people are always trying to kill you. But it doesn't seem like that here. Here it seems, so…nice. It's weird."
Jesse didn't say anything.
"I mean, it's cool, and everything," Enioreh added. "If it's real. I just can't help feeling weird about it, you know? It's different from what I know."
Jesse gave her a weak smile, not meeting her eyes.
"You think I'd fit in here if the Chronojuice doesn't pan out? I didn't want to say anything in front of the Prince, but you should know he's not a scientist. He's just a speech-giver, and I'm a journalist; we really don't know the first thing about getting from one time to another. Faisal would have to be a genius to figure it out from the blueprints. We could be stuck here forever – what would you think about that?"
Jesse shrugged. "I'm sorry," he said. "I really don't know what to make of any of this…"
"You don't believe we time-traveled? The blueprints seemed to convince Faisal."
They arrived at a building with wide glass windows and people trickling in and out at lazy intervals.
"Why don't you find a table and wait for me," said Jesse, as they entered.
Enioreh found a seat below a boxy device with a shallow moving picture. She blinked hard looking at it, trying to make sense of the clashing shapes, until Jesse returned from a counter with two steaming cylinders.
"I got you some coffee," he said.
Enioreh sniffed the drink curiously and drank some. It had a hard, dark flavor – she liked it.
"I don't know how you knew my name," said Jesse quietly. "Coming from the future wouldn't explain that. Faisal thinks the technology is legit, and I've never seen anything like that holograph stuff in my whole life, so obviously you're working for someone powerful, but I can't imagine why anyone with that level of technology would bother showing it off to a couple of grad students. Maybe you guys are scouts of some kind – do scientists use talent scouts, even? Maybe Faisal caught your attention with one of his papers or at some conference, and this is your impressive recruitment technique? It just seems like a huge risk to get one scientist on your side, showing him so much of your technology. I just frankly don't know what to think, but I'm not ruling out the possibility that you're a couple of crazies or evil geniuses waiting for an opportunity to kill your competition. So, yeah. I've got my hand on my cell phone, and if Faisal doesn't call me, alive, by the time this place closes, I'm calling the cops."
Enioreh cocked her head to the side, studying Jesse. He was so strangely familiar. And there was something in his face that wasn't pure confusion or anxiety. "You're hiding something."
Jesse bit his lip, tapping his middle finger on the table. "If you're from the future, can't you prove it?" Asked Jesse. "Tell me something important that happens tomorrow. Tell me what's going to be on the news tonight."
"Come on, that's not fair," said Enioreh. "What year is it, even?"
"2008," said Jesse.
"See! What the hell! We're in the dark ages and you expect me to know something that happened today? It's not even a significant year."
"Didn't you bring a super-futuristic laptop, or something?" Asked Jesse coldly. "If your technology's so advanced, it should be easy for you to find out."
Enioreh gave a hollow laugh. "Oh, yeah, it's so easy to research ancient trivia when you're dodging bombs, I totally forgot. Not like survival is more important, or anything. In the first place, we weren't even supposed to be here, we were supposed to be going to the Battle of Theminus – and in the second place we left in a massive rush, we even had to leave in secret so they wouldn't kill us – or me, anyways. I didn't bring anything important with me and I'll probably never see my friends and family again, and you're giving me a hard time for not knowing everything that happened in history. Whatever, I guess, it's better than being dead."
Jesse snorted – maybe at himself.
Enioreh folded her arms. "You changed the subject," she pointed out. "I said you were hiding something, and you started talking like I should be convincing you I'm telling the truth. But you don't really need proof, do you?"
Jesse kept his blank gaze on the table.
"I have a sense for these things," Enioreh pressed. "You know something, don't you? Or…maybe you don't exactly know anything, but you have a feeling, right? Like a dream, something familiar, something you've seen before? It's fine to admit it. I have that kind of feeling about you, but I'm not letting it make me rude, am I?"
Jesse barked a chuckle, abruptly. He looked surprised at himself for the outburst, then closed his eyes and gave a fuller laugh. "No," he admitted finally. "You're not being rude, by any standard. I'm being rude. Even if you are part of some evil conspiracy…there's no call for giving you the silent treatment."
"Cool," said Enioreh. "And don't worry, we're not an evil conspiracy. We just want world peace. Just like you, right?"
"Of course," said Jesse. "Faisal and I are constantly cooking up ways to establish peace on earth. It's a shame more people aren't into that."
Enioreh leaned forward. "I'm curious about something," she said. "This might be too personal, I don't know what the rules are here. It would probably be too personal back home, to ask about. The way you talk about Faisal – the way you guys are together, I mean – the way you look at each other and all the rest…" Enioreh's voice trailed off as she reconsidered exactly what question she really wanted to ask. There were so many little things she wanted to know about.
"Yes?" Jesse paused.
"Well…" Enioreh thought about it again. "I mean," she said finally, "You guys are in love, aren't you?"
Jesse arched an eyebrow, still smiling.
"Like," Enioreh went on, "I mean, you're really, honestly in love…and I was just kind of wondering…what's it like?"
Jesse gave another surprised laugh. He might have been blushing. "That is a little personal," he agreed.
"You guys were like, reading each other's minds."
"We get each other. It is a nice feeling."
"Have you always had it, from the first time you met? Or did it happen a little at a time, that you just started feeling that way?"
"I guess always. We met about two years ago – just bumped into each other in the parking lot. He was coming back from class and I was going into work. I knew right away there was something special between us – we both felt it. It was just like we had always been together. Last year we went and got married. So – yeah. We're really, honestly in love."
Enioreh smiled, too. It sounded so nice. She could almost imagine that she had been there, when they met, that she had been a part of them being together.
Jesse met her eyes, and his expression softened. "Ok," he said quietly. "I can admit that I get feelings, too, sometimes. And I do have a sense about you, as you said. Déjà vu." He let out his breath in a long, thin sigh. "I've never been so open before with someone I suspected might be part of a criminal conspiracy…"
Enioreh smiled encouragingly. "Couldn't hurt, right?" she said.
"I don't know!" Jesse laughed helplessly. "I literally have no idea what will happen if I tell you what's going on in my head right now. My brain's saying one thing, but my instincts say another."
"Go with your gut," Enioreh advised. "It'll never lead you wrong."
Jesse hesitated. "What is it like," He asked, "In your future? Your vocal little partner referred to himself as a Prince – is power legitimately conglomerated in a monarchy, or is it more of a ceremonial thing?"
"Well…" said Enioreh, unsure what the political terms meant. "There's an Empire," she offered. "It's made up of half the world's people, about. There's our Emperor, Mr. Biggs – Hedoniet's like one of a few dozen princes, Mr. Biggs is his uncle. Probably he's the most popular one, but he's not super-important – he just likes to sound like a bigshot. And, I guess, he's started to feel guilty about being part of the Inner Circle – he was going on and on before we left about how bad war is. We left cause of that – he figured he could make the word have peace if he went back in time to win this battle. And for some reason I have a brain that's well-suited for time-travel, so that's why I'm here."
Jesse was squinting at her, up and down. "You look real," he said, wistfully. "It would be wonderful if I really could believe in you – if I could believe your story. If time –travel really exists…" Jesse began, but interrupted himself to swallow most of his remaining drink in one, painful-looking gulp. His eyes were intense, but still kind. "The topic of time travel," said Jesse, starting again. "Time travel, has…implications, for me." He paused. "I'm not the most stable person," He finally said. He blushed at himself, but kept talking. "I don't have any memories of my childhood that make sense…I was about ten when authorities found me, wandering around the street, babbling about my life as this king or something, from another world. I kept saying we had to do it right this time, that we would lead the world to peace. I haven't thought about any of this in years," said Jesse quietly. From the way he was licking his lips and glancing at Enioreh's drink, she guessed his mouth was already dried out again. "The thought occurred to me, when you mentioned time-travel, that you could well be a figment of my imagination." Jesse bit his lip, a glimmer of real fear coming into his eyes.
Enioreh opened her mouth. "So you thought you were from another world?" She asked. "And you don't have any family or friends who can account for your whereabouts before you were ten?"
"Now you're sounding like you think I'm crazy," said Jesse, his voice somewhere between indignant and disappointed. "Which, if you're a figment of my imagination, is extremely rude and also counter to your objectives of continuing to exist."
"I wasn't going to say you were crazy," said Enioreh. "I was going to say; maybe you did come from the future. I mean, that's what happened to me and Hedo – we just kind of popped in here, without any way to get back."
"Well, if you were going to restructure events in a profound way, you had to know you would never be able to go home. Even if you re-appeared in the same day you had originally left, everything would probably be changed beyond recognition."
"Oh, yeah, huh?" said Enioreh. "I didn't really get much time to think about it. The Prince just kind of tied me up and stabbed me in the neck with a syringe full of Chronojuice."
"He sounds like a peach," said Jesse.
"Well…I mean, he was nice about it, and everything. Anyway, Hedo said something before about there being other people who tried to use the time machine. He said all the test subjects before me died and went insane. But maybe he was wrong, or lying. And he did say that the Chronojuice was only the second try at chronotrek…the first time-machine was destroyed. So who knows how many people might have used it to go into the past?"
"You mean I may have been sent here from your future?"
"It makes sense, right?" Said Enioreh. "I mean, if time-travel stays invented, you'd think there'd be more time-travelers than just me and Hedoniet."
Jesse leaned suddenly forward over the table. On his right hand was a ring of red glass; he turned it slowly around, and a black stone came into view. He'd been holding it hidden against his palm. "This is the only thing I have from my past. I never let anyone take it – not police, not friends, no one. I used to wear it on my toe, under the shoe."
"It looks valuable," Enioreh said. "It really does seem like something a king would wear."
Jesse's voice dropped a notch. "I always thought so."
Enioreh opened her mouth to say more, but before she could get out a word Jesse gave a little jump. The machine in his hands was making noises and lighting up.
"Hello?" He whispered into it. "Faisal? How's it going?"
Faisal's voice came through, excited and loud, but Enioreh couldn't make out many words.
"Well, that's wonderful," Jesse offered cautiously. "We'll…talk about it later, then?" Jesse snapped the machine shut. "Faisal says the preliminary experiments yielded the results your friend predicted. So, he's pretty happy about that. He wants you guys to stay at our place…while he's working on it. I guess he's on board with your Chronojuice-world-peace idea."
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The Hague's sandy beaches of Scheveningen attract the same carefreeness as you'd find on the shores of Spain or Greece. People didn't mind my prying camera lens, too busy building castles and enjoying the sun. For these pictures, I used the Phase One digital medium format camera. Its perfect for dynamic scenery. The quality of prints and details captured is stunning.
I was going to Japan with high expectations, topped up with a sort of blend between samurai and hi-tech clichés. Unprepared for the travel, which was unquestionably too short anyway. The Hasselblad in my backpack was the only sure thing. First couple of days there, I was agitated then I let go. I came back with mixed feelings as to what exactly my impressions where. To my relief the real Japan unveiled before me in the darkroom. When I was pulling out the prints from the trays I finally processed what I experienced there.
Japan is beautiful in its everydayness, in its neatness, tradition, rules and soft mannered people.
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As a photographer you hope for non-ordinary scenes that have something special. Walking the streets of Hong Kong I started documenting everyday life, fascinated by its simplicity and contrasts. What was striking was the ever present cycle of things, nothing goes to waste, new rubs shoulders with old, modern with traditional. This world is everything but linear. Its definitely special. My favorite picture – older man sitting with his back to the camera looking at the luxury cars passing by.


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Extraterritorial Punishment
Emma Kaufman
New Criminal Law Review: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal, Vol. 20 No. 1, Winter 2017; (pp. 66-95) DOI: 10.1525/nclr.2017.20.1.66
Repatriation treaties permit noncitizens convicted of crimes in the United States to serve their sentences abroad. The reach of these treaties is vast: together, they provide for the transfer of tens of thousands of prisoners in American custody. In practice, however, repatriation is remarkably rare. This is not because people want to stay in American prisons. Instead, the critical feature of repatriation is resistance from prison bureaucrats, who often determine that prisoners are "too American," or that their crimes are too severe, to license punishment in a foreign jurisdiction.
This Article examines bureaucratic resistance to repatriation. Drawing on doctrine, legislative history, statistics, and prison policies, I argue that prison officials' reluctance to repatriate prisoners stems from a conflict between two theories of punishment: one in which the criminal sanction binds a person to the place whose laws he has offended, and one in which the location of punishment is severed from the authority to punish. Ultimately, resistance to repatriation reflects a concern about the legitimacy of extraterritorial punishment. Whether or not that concern should change repatriation law, its existence highlights a growing gap between the legal justifications for imprisonment and the actual practice of punishing people in the United States.
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