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A list of Citizendium articles, and planned articles, about Europe.
See also changes related to Europe, or pages that link to Europe or to this page or whose text contains "Europe".
1 Organisations
Commonwealth of Independent States [r]: Regional organization, founded in 1991 by Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, whose participating countries are former Soviet Republics. [e]
European Central Bank [r]: The central bank for Europe's single currency, the euro, whose monetary policy is primarily required to maintain the euro's purchasing power. [e]
European Economic Area [r]: (EEA) The outcome of an agreement that links Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein to the European Union's common market, and covers freedom of movement of goods, persons, services and capital, social policy, consumer protection, and environment policy, but not agriculture and fisheries. [e]
European Free Trade Association [r]: (EFTA) Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland (members of the EFTA convention, covering trade investment and the free movement of persons). [e]
European Union [r]: Political and economic association of 27 European states. [e]
European Environment Agency [r]: An agency of the European Union (EU) established as a major source of information and data for developing, adopting, implementing and evaluating environmental policy by member European countries. [e]
Eurozone [r]: The member states of the European Union that use the euro as their common currency (Belgium, Germany¸ Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Italy, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Finland) [e]
Newly Independent States [r]: (NIS) The countries that were formerly Soviet republics; sometimes used excluding Russia and the Baltic states. [e]
Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe [r]: (OSCE) An organisation for preventive diplomacy, conflict prevention and crisis management, and post-conflict reconstruction, comprising member countries of the Council of Europe together with the United States and Canada. [e]
(See also the states of Europe datatable)
Albania [r]: Republic in south-eastern Europe (population c. 3.6 million; capital Tirana), with a long Adriatic coastline on the west and land borders with Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia and Greece. [e]
Andorra [r]: Small landlocked country in western Europe, located in the eastern Pyrenees mountains and bordered by Spain and France. [e]
Armenia [r]: A mountainous country in the Middle East, formerly part of the Soviet Union. [e]
Austria [r]: Federal republic in central Europe (population c. 8.2 million; capital Vienna), bordered to the north by Germany and the Czech Republic; to the south by Italy and Slovenia; to the west by Switzerland and Liechtenstein; and to the east by Hungary and Slovakia. [e]
Belarus [r]: A landlocked country in Eastern Europe. [e]
Belgium [r]: Federal monarchy (population c. 10.5 million; capital Brussels) in western Europe, located between France, Germany and the Netherlands, and with a short coastline on the North Sea; founding member of the European Union. [e]
Bosnia and Herzegovina [r]: Formerly part of Yugoslavia, a mountainous federal democratic republic (population c. 4.6 million; capital Sarajevo) bordering Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, and with a few kilometres of Adriatic coast on the southern tip of the country. [e]
Bulgaria [r]: Mountainous republic (population c. 7.3 million; capital Sofia) in south-eastern Europe, bordered by Romania to the north (with River Danube as border); the Black Sea to the east; Greece and Turkey to the south; and Yugoslavia and Macedonia to the west. [e]
Croatia [r]: South-east European republic (population c. 4.5 million; capital Zagreb), located south of Slovenia and Hungary, west of Serbia, and north and west of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and with a long Adriatic coastline to its west. [e]
Cyprus [r]: Contested eastern Mediterranean island republic (population c. 793,000; capital Nicosia (Lefkosia)), divided between Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC, recognised only by Turkey) in the north and Greek Cypriot Republic of Cyprus (Cyprus) in the south. [e]
Czech Republic [r]: Landlocked republic (population c. 10.2 million; capital Prague) comprising the territories of Bohemia and Moravia; formerly part of Czechoslovakia; bordered by Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. [e]
Denmark [r]: Constitutional monarchy and multiparty democracy (population c. 5.5 million; capital Copenhagen); the most southerly Scandinavian nation, comprising the Jutland Peninsula, the islands of Sjaelland, Fyn, Lolland and Falster, and more than 400 smaller islands. [e]
Estonia [r]: Baltic republic (population c. 1.3 million; capital Tallinn) bordered by Latvia to the south and the Russian Federation to the east; it includes more than 1500 islands, and its people are more closely related to the Finns than those of the other Baltic states, Latvia and Lithuania. [e]
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This paper investigates the gain of inter-Node B macro diversity for a scheduled-based shared channel using single-carrier FDMA radio access in the Evolved UTRA (UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access) uplink based on system-level simulations. More specifically, we clarify the gain of inter-Node B soft handover (SHO) with selection combining at the radio frame length level (=10 msec) compared to that for hard handover (HHO) for a scheduled-based shared data channel, considering the gains of key packet-specific techniques including channel-dependent scheduling, adaptive modulation and coding (AMC), hybrid automatic repeat request (ARQ) with packet combining, and slow transmission power control (TPC). Simulation results show that the inter-Node B SHO increases the user throughput at the cell edge by approximately 10% for a short cell radius such as 100-300 m due to the diversity gain from a sudden change in other-cell interference, which is a feature specific to full scheduled-based packet access. However, it is also shown that the gain of inter-Node B SHO compared to that for HHO is small in a macrocell environment when the cell radius is longer than approximately 500 m due to the gains from hybrid ARQ with packet combining, slow TPC, and proportional fairness based channel-dependent scheduling.


David Byrne, one of my favorite musicians and an avid cyclist, is a judge in the NYC bike rack competition. This former "Talking Heads" frontman created some of his own designs which were recently installed in 9 NYC locations. They'll be in position from July '08 to July '09 and then sold. I'll take the Guitar; I think it would be a good fit for Austin, TX.


$1,250. 00 to win the 40 lap "A" Main Feature. Stock Medium, Stock Super Heavy, Limited Heavy, JR. Restricted and JR. Unrestricted will race for $500. 00 to win their respective "A" Main features. Also the JR. Sportsman 1, JR. Sportsman 2, and Amateur divisions will be in competiton for 100% payback "A" Main feature races. Racers from around the country will be on hand for this high-dollar event. There is no grandstand admission and the concession stand will be open for food and beverages. For more information and/or reserve seats call the speedway office at (423)479-8574.


I love moments in my life when I see the teachings of yoga fully coming to life.
Yesterday I returned my rental car to a Hertz office near the Commons in Boston.
As I walked in, the sweet lady behind the counter asked me how I was doing. I answered honestly as I was genuinely feeling happy after wrapping up my month here on the East Coast.
I then asked her how she was doing and she let me know about her splitting headache.
Luckily I had a 16oz can of coconut water so I gave it to her and told her about the electrolytes and hydrating qualities that would hopefully subdue her ache.
As I was saying my goodbyes to head to the T (Boston's Subway) I asked directions to the Orange line. As another kind woman was telling me where to go, one of the other workers overheard us and asked what part of town I was trying to get to.
I told him Jamaica Plain and without hesitation he offered me a ride as JP is his home. My medium size suitcase and I where ecstatic to be in a car.
As we drove in rush hour traffic we chatted about his work, two daughters, close family connections, and his reliable Honda Accord.
After sometime he dropped me off at my friend's doorstep and I gave him a bag of maple sweetened Kripalu oatmeal, raisin cookies.
I felt so nourished, connected, and in such a flow. I probably will never see these two people ever again but I am grateful for my experience and for the reality that through living yoga I am less armored and more open to the sweet connections life offers, even in these small unexpected ways.


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BitPass, Inc., provider of a commerce platform for digital content and services, has acquired substantially all the assets of Yaga, Inc., a developer of payment and accounting solutions for content providers. Under the purchase agreement, BitPass gains Yaga's technology platform, intellectual property, and customer contracts, and the Yaga team will join BitPass. BitPass will now offer an expanded solution for content sales, promotions and rewards that supports a range of payment options, including stored value accounts, pay-as-you-go, subscriptions, and payment aggregation.


Apart from devouring our bodyweight in chocolate eggs, the best thing about Easter has to be the glorious arrival of hot cross buns. Gosh we love them; everything about their doughy, delicious, spicy, citrusy, glazed and even occasionally chocolate-chip-filled appearance fills us with Easter joy.
It comes as no surprise then, that finding Melbourne's best hot cross buns is a cause close to our hearts (and stomachs). Last year's best buns roundup was quite the conversation starter and, never ones to shy away from a tasty debate, we thought we'd get trawl Melbourne's best bakeries and get scoffing once again.
So without further ado, here are Melbourne's best hot cross buns for 2015! NOM!
We came, we saw, we ate, and the consensus was that Rustica in Fitzroy is responsible for the best hot cross buns in Melbourne town! Rustica's delicious buns ticked all the boxes; moist but fluffy and sweet with juuust the right amount of citrus and salt (trust us, it works). Featuring a light golden glaze and a classic cross, Rustica's hot cross buns were hard to beat.
The best of the rest—in no particular order!
Reminiscent of delicious mince pies, Zimt Patisserie also produced some of Melbourne's best hot cross buns. These bad boys stood out thanks to their chunks of apricot amongst the rest of the fruit, along with the touch of extra spice. Zimt's ultra-glossy hot cross buns were some of our faves!
Phillippa Grogan and her namesake bakeries are famous for their delicious pastries and cakes, so it's logical, really, that her hot cross buns are among Melbourne's best. With outposts in the Melbourne CBD, Armadale, Brighton and Richmond, Phillippa's hot cross buns are a generous size with lots of juicy fruit. Tastes even better toasted and with a smidge (or mound) of butter!
Ancient Grains, an all-organic Melbourne bakehouse with stockists around town, were the surprise packet of our hot cross bun taste-off. Their Organic Wholegrain Spelt hot cross buns aren't your usual suspects, but boy oh boy, they were delicious! Slightly denser than the others, Ancient Grains' buns were heavy on the cinnamon (which we LOVED) and had big, fruity chunks. So, so good!
Oh, Adriano Zumbo, can you do no wrong?! The answer is a big hella no, Listers, especially when it comes to Easter treats—these are some of the best hot cross buns in Melbourne, folks! Zumbo hasn't skimped on size here, so if you're looking for a big ol' hot cross bun, this is an excellent candidate. They're also nice and zesty in flavour, and feature some scrummy bursts of apricot for added sweetness.
An oldie but a goodie, Bakers Delight have come through with the hot cross bun goods yet again. Described amongst the team as a 'good, honest hot cross bun', this bready babe is light and fluffy with balanced, fruity flavours. Traditional yet oh-so-brilliant!
Dench Bakers in Fitzroy North were another top notch candidate for Melbourne's best hot cross buns, thanks to their rustic, country-style creation. A lot darker and spicier than others, Dench's hot cross buns won us over due to their ginormous chunks of raisins that were sprinkled throughout. This would be a total cracker toasted or warmed up in the oven and spread generously with butter—NOMMM.
It's so important to get the balance of flavours right in a hot cross bun—a task which Fleischer Continental Cakes in Malvern does not take lightly! Well, Listers, Fleischer have struck gold with their hot cross buns this year; they're spicy yet sweet, and with just enough of a citrusy kick. There are also some delicious orange zest pieces throughout, which the citrus-friends in our office looooved.
One of Melbourne's best hot cross buns is fruit free? Yes, Listers, yes it is, however it's fruit free for a damn good reason—because it contains nutella instead! Seriously, chocoholics will love the Nutella hot cross bun from Brumby's; it features a touch of spice in the bun and is best enjoyed slightly warmed up so that the chocolate goes all gooey. We know, we know, you're drooling now, right?
Our roundup of the best hot cross buns in Melbourne wouldn't be complete without Healthybake and their brilliant offering of organic sourdough hot cross buns—they are ahhhmazing! The beauty of Healthybake's Easter range is that there's choice aplenty—spelt, wholegrain, rye and even gluten-free hot cross buns—however it was the Spelt Choc Chip variety that stood out for us. Light in texture and with a generous amount of choc chips, this would be a dream toasted with butter!
So there you have it, Listers—the best hot cross buns in Melbourne for 2015! Anyone that we missed? Send us an email to let us know or leave a comment on our Facebook page!


After The Game: Another TV series about cold war spies. Sean told me about this one. It's called Deutschland 83 and its current IMDB rating is 8.5.
As the name suggests it takes place in 1983. Here's a Castell 9000 in B you can see in episode 4, used by Professor Tischbier (Alexander Beyer) from the East German Secret Service.
Faber-Castell pencils from 1983 – sounds familiar, you might remember this previous blog post about the Castell 9000 pencils for their 222nd anniversary – that anniversary was in 1983.
Here's a comparison of the modern Castell 9000, as seen in Deutschland 83 – with the water-based varnish side facing the camera, and the actual Castell 9000 from 1983. The green got even darker, the thick line on the end of the pencils changed from gold to silver/grey and the text printed on the pencils has changed.
The screenshot in this blog post has been taken from Episode Four of Deutschland 83. I believe that the use of the screenshot shown in this blog post falls under "fair dealing" as described by the UK Copyright service.
It's not as bad as it sounds, in the TV series he is working in the West. Reminds me of your blog post about the GDR pencils.
If they hadn't shown the water-based varnish side of the Castell 9000 it wouldn't have been so obvious.
In Deutschland 83 NATO and Federal Armed Forces are using yellow/orange pencils similar to the ones in The Game.
What bugs me most about this screenshot is the fact you can see the URL on the pencil.
Thanks for the post. I'm curious: do you notice a difference in the way the older versions write/draw in comparison to the current models?
Simon, I agree. That wouldn't have happened if they had taken a Noris. I am happy that the Castell 9000 they used was not as long as a new one. I wonder whether it had been used by the people who made this TV series, e.g. to sketch things.
Pablo, good question. I haven't done an extensive comparison, but to me the old 9000 feels softer when you write with it, but the new 9000 produces slightly darker lines, which seems counterintuitive. Normally softer = darker. This was just a quick comparison though, if you use them properly over a long time you might get a better idea of the differences.


This is the best era and this is the worst era.
Bffs kev and jimin team up to get jae a bf but its not easy!
Taking place six years before the events of Decerto, the story of how a human and a slave started a revolution.
A short piece of Kevin reading Jun to sleep, inspired by that picture I found in twitter.
It's a been a while, so you're excited, looking forward to a night of drinks, dancing, and having fun.
What you didn't expect is one tall, lanky, and bespectacled guy to change that.
all jae wants is @foxeye's real name (and maybe another chat or two).
alternatively, jae gets more than he could have ever bargained for.
Jimin knew her place, she figured it all out early on. She was only eight when she found herself staring forlornly at her reflection in a bathroom mirror. Roughly, she pulled at the intricate braid her mother had spent nearly all morning on, all because a snot nosed boy at school told her she shouldn't try so hard, because she would never be pretty. Yes, she figured it all out.
Jae picks fights with a stranger on the internet.
"Longboards aren't skateboards! There has to be some sort of distinction between the two, or else where would we draw the line? What about Penny-boards? SCOOTERS? THERE NEEDS TO BE SOME SORT OF ORDER IN THE WORLD, ERIC."
Tessa Barnes is like any of us. She loves kpop and gets the opportunity of a lifetime when she wins some competitions to meet her idols. This is what happens after she lands in Seoul.
Jae was interested in this Canadian dude from Arts School. No, it wasn't the I-wanna-get-in-your-pants kind of interest, you sick person. It was just the regular wanna-get-to-know-you kind of interest. Honest. The dude just happened to have caught Jae's eye and Jae wanted to get to know him better.
Alright, maybe he also kind of thought he was good-looking but that had nothing to do with his interest in him.
"Where there is love, there is pain"
this is an excuse to have my faves be in a house together.
this is a fic built around the concept of the variety show 'Roommates'. the concept is basically a bunch of celebrities living together in a house for a while - no, not like big brother.
i try to include a lot of canon details in this universe but i took a lot of liberties too lol.
and yes, you have seen this before. this is a complete rewrite of the original. i was really unhappy with the writing and i felt like the story deserved better - especially my beloved triad (say goodbye to the painfully cringy angst).
La face du monde a changé, les hommes sont obligés d'évoluer pour survivre. Le destin de ces jeunes garçons est-il de s'allier ou de se détruire?
Nichkhun est un vampire qui ne chasse pas les humains. Il se retrouve étrangement attiré par un jeune étudiant nommé Wooyoung.
Les Chasseurs sont des vampires qui ne répondent à aucune règle sociale. Ils sont aux ordres de Chung, un vieux vampire qui s'est auto-proclamé Roi de la Nuit. Une guerre menace les créatures obscures, d'autant plus que les Lumina, humains aux pouvoirs solaires, décident de revenir à Séoul.


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Moving to Bolivia
A comprehensive guide to moving to Bolivia
Bolivia has much to offer anyone considering to move there due to its both culturally and geographically diversity. Discover Bolivia's indigenous heritage and stunning places. Read more upon the land and its people, visas for Bolivia and more in our guide.
Relocating to Bolivia
It has average temperatures ranging from around 15°C (59°F) in the higher parts of the country to 30°C (86°F) in the lower regions, everyone can feel comfortable. All architectural tastes can be satisfied too, with properties available in both indigenous and colonial styles.
The Land and Its People
In 2014, Bolivia had a population of around 10.6 million — the population size has tripled in the last 50 years. Just under 70% of the population lives in urban areas with the remaining living in more rural areas.
Bolivia is estimated to have the largest population of indigenous people in South America; the majority of these people are Quechuas. White people make up 15% of the population and mainly live in the big cities like La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. Afro-Bolivians make up a small part of the population, along with Bolivians of Asian origin.
Spanish is Bolivia's main language and its second most spoken language is Quechua.
Visas for Bolivia
Various visas can be obtained for Bolivia. If you are considering a short visit before moving to Bolivia, tourist visas allow a person to stay for up to 90 days. A specific purpose visa can be acquired with a letter of intent from the company or organization that has sent a person, a photo, a signed application, an itinerary and a bank statement. A temporary stay visa can be acquired with a valid passport, special purpose visa, work contract, criminal record certificate, proof of address, application for temporary residence and letter to the under-secretary of Migration. A visa for indefinite residence can also be acquired under specific conditions. There are Bolivian embassies around the world; information of their whereabouts can be found online.
Getting to Bolivia
Airplane is the most common way to get to Bolivia, although it is worth noting that South America has a huge bus network, so it is easily reached by bus from other South American countries. By plane, the best options from Europe are with Air Europa or Boliviana de Aviacion from Madrid to Santa Cruz, and from the USA there are flights from Miami to La Paz and Santa Cruz with American Airlines. There are also plenty of flights available from various South American countries.
Other options include by train, car and boat — these are less reliable than plane or bus but are viable options depending on your starting point.
Living in Bolivia
Bolivia's mix of cultural heritage means it has much to offer expats in terms of vibrant art, literature, food and music...
Working in Bolivia
Bolivia has a relatively low cost of living, it has a growing economy and the disparity between rich and poor is growing...
Top Cities in Bolivia
Moving to La Paz
Moving to Santa Cruz

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The IRC protocol doesn't define a specific character-set that should be used, so over the years, lots of different character-sets have become popular on IRC. This presents a big problem, because, if you're using a different character-set than someone else on IRC, you'll receive their text as garbage. In western countries, we generally use CP1252 (Windows Latin), this is the most popular character-set on IRC.
By default, XChat uses your system's character-set. In the past this was often ISO-8859-15, but recently, Linux distributions have been switching to Unicode (UTF-8). In a perfect world, everyone would use Unicode and there wouldn't be any internationalization problems, but convincing IRC users to change isn't easy! The great thing about Unicode is that it's got characters for every language.
Latin/Unicode hyrbid encoding may now be the best choice.
1) In the Server List GUI, you may select a different character-set to use for each IRC network. See the combo box "Character Set:" and make a selection. If the character-set you're after isn't listed, you may enter it manually. The conversions are performed by ICONV, which knows hundreds of different character-sets. On a UNIX system you can type iconv --list in a terminal for a complete list.
XChat will now use ISO-8859-15 for IRC traffic (if all Networks are set to "System Default", like in the picture above).
/charset IRC. Below is a description of how it works.
CP1252, even by older XChat versions.
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OR 2. Older XChat set to "UTF-8", but not Latin-1/ISO-8859-1(5)/CP1252.
OR 3. Newer mIRC set to "UTF-8".
OR 4. Any UTF-8 enabled client.
non-ASCII from mIRC users (non-UTF-8) and other users sending you UTF-8.


The Timber, Fish and Wildlife Agreement (TFW) began in 1987 and later resulted in implementation of the Forest and Fish Report (FFR) in 1999. This agreement allowed for funding allocation to the 26 tribes in Washington State to participate in the development and monitoring of the new Washington State Forest Practice Rules, which outline FFR requirements. The FFR modified riparian timber harvest prescriptions in order to provide greater riparian and aquatic protection for streams and rivers while meeting the requirements of the Endangered Species Act and Clean Water Act. This included new rules regulating harvest in riparian areas, more stringent road building requirements and increased wetland protection, while still providing a fair economical outlook for the timber industry in Washington State.
As part of the FFR, a statewide Adaptive Management Program (AMP) was developed to validate the effectiveness of the new rules in protecting stream function while providing a viable timber industry. The Scientific Advisory Group-Eastside (SAGE) is responsible for developing research projects to support the AMP for eastern Washington's state forest practice rules.
The goal of SAGE is to validate the data and assumptions underlying the east-side riparian harvest prescriptions designed to protect water quality and salmonids. SAGE consists of biologists from both eastern and western Washington representing Washington's tribes, the timber industry, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources and other entities.
One of the first studies under the AMP was the Perennial Initiation Point Survey (PIP). The new forest practice rules provided different degrees of protection for perennial and season (Type N) streams in Washington. This study was designed to scientifically determine if the established parameters were reasonably correct. In 2001, the study was conducted statewide by tribes and other caucuses. In 2002, Cooperative Marine Education and Research (CMER) voted to discontinue the survey after pilot study data indicated a significant difference between science and the new forest practice rules. Following that decision, the Colville Confederated Tribes and the Kalispel Tribe of Indians collaborated to collect additional information on existing PIP study sites, while adding new sites from different eco-regions in eastern Washington.
The Forestry Department is responsible for timber sales, timber appraisals, pre-commercial thinning and forest inventories. Prescribed burns, Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) programs and fire camp crew dispatching are also within the scope of work of the department.


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The Center on International Cooperation closely examines the United Nations' operations and politics in order to maximize its impact throughout the world. CIC has conducted research, convened high-level meetings, and provided recommendations in the following key areas of the UN's work.
Peace Operations:
Political Missions 2012
U.N. Peacekeeping: The Next Five Years
Post-2015 Development:
Beyond the Millennium Development Goals: Agreeing to a Post-2015 Development Framework
Making Agreements Work: Lessons for the Post-2015 Agenda Debate
Crisis Diplomacy:
The Libyan War: A Diplomatic History
The Use of Force, Crisis Diplomacy and the Responsibilities of States
Region/Country: Europe, Brazil, Middle East
Barnett Rubin
Our Common Agenda: A Quick Scan
On Friday, September 10, Secretary-General António Guterres presented Our Common Agenda, his response to the request made by UN member states for recommendations in the 75th anniversary declaration adopted in 2020. The secretary-general does not mince his words about the problems the world is facing, from the pandemic that is upending our world, conflicts that continue to rage and worsen, and the disastrous effects of a changing climate—famine, floods, fires, and extreme heat—that threaten our very existence.
Publication Date: Sep 20, 2021
Author(s) / Contributor(s): Liv Tørres, Maaike de Langen, Sarah Cliffe, Paige Arthur, Karina Gerlach, Leah Zamore, Daniel Mack, Alisa Jimenez, Bojan Francuz
Topic(s): Global Governance, United Nations
Program(s): Humanitarian Crises, Multilateral Reform, Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies , Prevention and Peacebuilding
Bridging the Silos: Integrating Strategies across Armed Conflict, Violent Crime, and Violent Extremism to Advance the UN's Prevention Agenda
The consequences of violence worldwide are dire. More than half a million people die from violent deaths each year. In 2019, violence cost the global economy $14.5 trillion USD, or $1,909 USD per person. Countries with armed conflicts account for 80 percent of humanitarian spending. Beyond these cold numbers, the human toll of violence results in the suffering of families, trauma-affected communities, and increased fear and hopelessness. Different types of violence—such as crime, violent extremism, and armed conflict—are often interlinked and share risk and resilience factors. Although currently siloed, the UN system has the capacities and knowledge to develop approaches to prevention that cut across interlinked forms of violence.
Publication Date: Jul 12, 2021
Author(s) / Contributor(s): Céline Monnier , Daniel Mack
Program(s): Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies , Prevention and Peacebuilding
Strengthening Approaches to Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding at the UN and IFIs: Key Ideas and Recommendations
All three of the recent UN secretary-general reports on peacebuilding and sustaining peace (2018, 2019, and 2020) take note of the need to enhance collaboration between the UN—not only its development system but also its peace and security and humanitarian arms—with international financial institutions (IFIs), namely the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Author(s) / Contributor(s): Sarah Cliffe, Paige Arthur, Leah Zamore
Region/Country: Europe, Horn of Africa, Latin America, Middle East
Topic(s): United Nations
Program(s): Multilateral Reform
The UN's Pandemic Response: The Beginnings of a Real Global Plan?
Event Summary: High-Level Dialogue on Reaffirming the Commitment to Multilateralism
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This 1971 Italian/Spanish giallo is a hugely enjoyable and very stylish murder mystery set on the luxurious Côte d'Azur. Spanish director José María Forqué – who later made the controversial Beyond Erotica – brings together a talented and good looking cast, one of the best cinematographers of the day (Alejandro Ulloa), and a fantastic, lounge style score from Maestro Piccioni to create a twisty, and twisted, tale of deception and revenge. The director's long career at the more prestigious end of the Spanish Cinema and the presence of award winning scripter Rafael Azcona - who worked with many top European directors - gives the film an edge of sophistication alongside it's enjoyably devious narrative.
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Mathematics The CAPT design and framework for the assessment of mathematics was developed by an advisory committee of Connecticut educators and is based on current research, theory and practice in mathematics instruction and assessment. The CAPT Mathematics Framework integrates the skills, competencies and understandings delineated in Connecticut's Common Core of Learning (1998) with the vision described in the State Board of Education's "Position Statement on Mathematics Education" and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics' Principles and Standards for School Mathematics (2000). The Mathematics test assesses how well students compute and estimate, solve problems, and communicate their understanding. The content strands assessed are Number & Quantity; Measurement & Geometry; Statistics, Probability & Discrete Mathematics; and Algebra & Functions. The test focuses on how well students apply important mathematics concepts to problems that are relevant to their everyday lives. Accordingly, it assumes the acquisition of basic knowledge and skills and requires the application of that knowledge and those skills to the solution of realistic problems drawn from everyday experiences and the needs of the workplace. The CAPT Mathematics test is based on the view that mathematical understanding is best assessed by doing mathematics, and that doing mathematics means using and discovering knowledge in the course of solving genuine problems. This means that, instead of assessing long division skills directly, students apply division skills to solve everyday problems. For example, students might be asked to find the price per pound of 2.38 pounds of ground beef that has a total cost of $6.20, compare this price with the unit prices of other possible choices and, finally, justify their purchase decision. Students may use almost any type of calculator with which they are familiar and comfortable for the entire Mathematics test. Students are not allowed to use a Personal Digital Assistant (P.D.A.) as their calculator.
The Mathematics test consists of 27 grid-in and eight open-ended questions. On the open-ended items, students typically are asked to show their calculations, explain their reasoning and justify the procedure they used. The open-ended items are hand-scored using a 4-point holistic scale. Students enter their responses to the grid-in items into a 7-digit grid. These items are scored electronically as either correct or incorrect. For both open-ended items and grid-in items, there are often multiple correct answers.
A state goal standard, as well as three other standards, has been set for the Mathematics test. Results also are reported in terms of the four mathematics content strands. Students who reach the state goal receive a Certificate of Mastery in Mathematics.
Both reading and writing are dependent upon three interrelated factors; the reader's or writer's prior knowledge, the text and the purpose for which the reading or writing is intended; and People read and write for different purposes, and these purposes influence how we read and what we write. The reading and writing sections of the CAPT consists of four components; Response to Literature, Reading for Information, Interdisciplinary Writing, and Editing & Revising. Reading Across the Disciplines The reading Across the Disciplines section contains two tests that assess students' reading skills: Response to Literature and Reading for Information. In the Response to Literature test, students are asked to read a short story and then respond in writing to four open-ended questions. Students are provided with four pages on which to write their responses.
Responses to all four questions are assessed collectively using a 6-point holistic scoring scale. Each student's response is scored by two independent readers. The two scores are summed resulting in a combined score ranging from 2-12. Four dimensions are considered when evaluating the student's responses: initial understanding of the text; interpretation of the text making connections between the text and other texts and/or experiences; and critical evaluation of the text. The score is based on how well the student understands the characters in the story, what they think the story means, how well they connect the story to outside experiences and how they challenge the author's meaning or quality of the text.
The Reading for Information test requires students to read three nonfiction articles taken from magazines, newspapers and journals and answer a combination of 12 multiple-choice and six open-ended questions. The test measures how well students interpret or explain each article and evaluate the way the author wrote the article. Multiple-choice items are scored electronically as either correct or incorrect. The open-ended items are hand-scored using a 3-point holistic scale.
A state goal standard, as well as three other standards, has been set for the overall Reading Across the Disciplines test, which is a combination of the Response to Literature and Reading for Information tests. Students who reach the state goal receive a Certificate of Mastery in Reading Across the Disciplines.
The Writing Across the Disciplines Section The Writing Across the Disciplines section has two tests that assess students' writing skills: 1) Interdisciplinary Writing 2) Editing & Revising. The Interdisciplinary Writing section requires students to apply knowledge and skills they have gained through their school career to an important contemporary issue. This assessment consists of two Interdisciplinary Writing tests. For each of these tests, students read three short articles about an important issue, such as restricting the licensing of teenage drivers, take a position on the issue and write a first draft of a persuasive letter. The tests measure how well students take a clear position on the issue and use accurate information from the articles to support their position. Students are assessed on how well they organize their ideas in a logical and effective manner so that their audience understands and follows their thinking, and express their ideas clearly and fluently using their own words. Graphic organizers and scratch paper are provided for notes. Students are provided with three pages on which to write their responses. Each student's response is scored holistically by two independent readers. A six-point scale is used, resulting in a possible combined score from 2 to 12. Because testing time is limited, each response is scored as a draft, not a finished, edited product.
expressing ideas in their own words with clarity and fluency.
The Editing & Revising test focuses on editing, composing and revising skills. The test requires students to read four passages of sample student writing and answer 24 multiple-choice questions to correct common errors in organization, work choice, syntax, capitalization, punctuation, usage and spelling. Test items are scored electronically as either correct or incorrect.
A state goal standard, as well as three other standards, has been set for the overall Writing Across the Disciplines test, which is a combination of the Interdisciplinary Writing and the Editing & Revising tests. Students who reach the state goal receive a Certificate of Mastery in Writing Across the Disciplines.
Science The CAPT Design and Framework for the Assessment of Science was developed by an advisory committee of Connecticut educators and reflects a growing national consensus that science is not only a body of knowledge, but also a way of thinking about the world around us and a concern for how that knowledge is used. The Science test thus assesses students' understandings of important scientific concepts, as well as their application of those concepts to realistic problems. In addition, experimentation and the ability to use scientific reasoning to solve problems are a major focus of the test. Therefore, the CAPT Science test is not a test of high school content but, rather, a cumulative assessment of science knowledge and skills that students should have acquired in Grades K-10.
Earth/space science -- astronomy; Earth's natural resources; meteorology; and Earth history & dynamics.
To assess experimentation, students participate in a hands-on laboratory activity several weeks prior to the written test. This performance task asks students to design and carry out an experiment to solve a problem and write about the results in an authentic format. Teachers are encouraged to score their own students' work with scoring guides provided by the Connecticut State Department of Education, in order to provide students with feedback about their performance. However, these results are not collected nor reported by the CSDE. On the written test, students are given follow-up questions, which relate directly to the hands-on performance task. The follow-up questions are scored at the state level and become part of the student's overall score on the Science portion of the CAPT.
Students respond to two different types of items: multiple-choice and open-ended. On the open-ended items, students are asked to respond in writing to the question, or they may be asked to sketch a diagram or graph. Multiple-choice items are scored electronically as correct or incorrect. Open-ended items are hand-scored using a 4-point holistic scale. Overall, the Science test consists of 55 multiple-choice and 7 open-ended items.
A state goal standard, as well as three other standards, has been set for the Science test. Results also are reported in terms of the four Science content areas. Students who reach the state goal receive a Certificate of Mastery in Science.


Well done to all athletes and coaches for a great S2 IASAS. A huge thanks to all our host families who supported the swimming event at ISM by housing visiting swimmers. Results-Gold for Boys Tennis. Silver medals for Girls Swimming, Girls Tennis, Girls Touch, Boys Rugby and Boys Basketball. Girls basketball 4th and Boys swimming 5th. Well done athletes and coaches. HS S2 sports awards are Feb 13th 5:30 pm at FAT.
It is IASAS week and we are grateful for our Bearcat community support to house all the visiting swimmers this week. Your contribution to house makes this a great event for all the swimmers.
IASAS swim meet webpage is available for all the necessary information. Racing starts Thursday-Saturday. It is a going to be a great event come out to support our Bearcats swim team as they race for medals here at home this week.
Congratulations to our IASAS Chess exchange team who placed 3rd in the online IASAS chess exchange held last Saturday Jan 26th.
Well done to our MS Gold boys basketball team who won their season ending tournament at Brent and also to our JV girls and boys who both won div 2 of the Hardeman Cup tournament at Faith. Varsity boys placed 2nd and Varsity girls placed 4th. A great weekend of local league basketball. At ISM this past Saturday we hosted the MS/JV rugby finals. ISM u/13 lost the final to Bulacan and the u/15 and JV Gold teams both won with fantastic last second scores in what was a great day of local league rugby. Well done to all teams and coaches.
S2 has now concluded. Posted HERE is the tryouts/practice schedule for S3 sports February to Mid April. S3 sports for MS are- Badminton, Track & Field, Mixed Touch and *Golf (gr 7/8 only with previous golf experience and own clubs). S3 sports for HS are- Badminton, T&F, Golf, Baseball and Softball.
Our next big sport hosting is the IASAS Swimming Championships Jan 30- Feb 3, 2019. We require 120 beds to house the swimmers. Online sign-up link is HERE . Please sign up to house swimmers to support what will be a fantastic 3 day IASAS swim meet. We need 2 more beds for boys. If you can host swimmers and assist by housing for IASAS next week please complete the online link.
The S2 practice schedule is posted…HERE . Check schedule carefully for dates/venues and times.
Posted HERE is the tryouts/practice schedule for S3 sports Feb to Mid April. S3 sports for MS are- Badminton, Track & Field, Mixed Touch and *Golf (gr 7/8 only with previous golf experience and own clubs). S3 sports for HS are- Badminton, T&F, Golf, Baseball and Softball.
Our next big sport hosting is the IASAS Swimming Championships Jan 30- Feb 3, 2019. We require 120 beds to house the swimmers. Online sign-up link is HERE .Please sign up to house swimmers to support what will be a fantastic 3 day IASAS swim meet. Currently we require 6 beds for male swimmers. All female swimmers are now housed so in total we require 6 more beds! Please sign up to support this event asap.
Bearcat Den- drop by our fantastic spirit store. There is a a range of products and items to purchase including items from our service partners.Bearcat Den hours of operation- 7am-4pm Mon-Fri.
I hope everyone has had a fun filled break and is ready to jump into 2019 and the remaining sports events for the school year.
Please sign up to house swimmers to support what will be a fantastic 3 day IASAS swim meet. Currently we have 94 98 beds and require 22 more!
Posted HERE is the tryouts/practice schedule for S3 sports Feb to Mid April.
S3 sports for MS are- Badminton, Track & Field, Mixed Touch and *Golf (gr 7/8 only with previous golf experience and own clubs).
S3 sports for HS are- Badminton, T&F, Golf, Baseball and Softball.
Upcoming matches– check game schedule via parent portal for exact date/times venues for all weekday and weekend matches. Coaches will advise players in advance of matches at weekly training sessions.
For gymnastics team information please check Gymnastics blog or look for Coach Jas or Coach Ramon at the MS gym if you have gymnastics teams questions.


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Are women more religious than men?
By: Tom Dermody - March 23, 2016 - Editorial men, Pew, religious, Women
Women, especially among Christians around the world, generally are more devout than men by several standard measures, according to a Pew Research Center report released Tuesday. In the United States in particular, women of all religions are more likely than men to say they pray daily (64 percent to 47 percent); attend religious services at […]
38 awarded religious emblems, honors at diocesan Scout and AHG Mass
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Bishop Jenky and Father Harris lead applause for adult Scout honorees Jennifer DeWitt, left, of Sacred Heart, Moline, who was awarded the Bronze Pelican, and Patricia Scott of Christ the King, Moline, and Paul Harris of St. Vincent de Paul, Peoria, who received the St. George Emblem. (The Catholic Post/Tom Dermody)
Little things done for others mean a lot to God, Bishop Daniel R. Jenky, CSC, told Catholic Cub, Boy and Girl Scouts from around the Diocese of Peoria who helped fill St. Mary's Cathedral on Feb. 7 for the annual Scout and American Heritage Girls Mass. At the conclusion of the Mass, the bishop presented […]
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How successfully do you think Tom Hanks engages the sympathy of the audience as Forrest Gump?
How successfully do you think Tom Hanks engages the sympathy of the audience as Forrest Gump? Tom Hanks plays the main character in the film Forrest Gump.' When the film was released in 1994, it shot Tom Hanks to international stardom as the film received unbelievable amount of critical and financial success. Due to the international stardom of 'Forrest Gump,' Tom Hanks has now appeared in several big names films, such as Apollo 13, Green Mile, Saving Private Ryan, Catch Me If You Can and the film that launched his career Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump white washed the Film Academy Awards, including, Best Director (Robert Zemeckis) and Best Actor (Tom Hanks). If you read or see the film trailer to Forrest Gump you probably won't find it very interesting because viewers would just see a person with a very low IQ fooling around in the Vietnam jungle. The viewers would need to see the whole film to know the story line to back the film see interesting. The way in which Tom Hanks engages the sympathy of the audience by acting confused and completely blanking the things that he doesn't understand. An example of this is when Forrest comes out of the door from receiving his medal and Lt. ...read more.
Forrest saves Lt. Dan from the jungle even when Lt. Dan wanted to be left behind, and die with his men. In result of saving Lt. Dan. Lt. Dan lost both of his legs from the knee down, and from then on Lt. Dan had never forgiven him for that. When Forrest receives the Congressional Medal of Honour, well that was like rubbing salt into a wound for Lt. Dan. When Lt. Dan is waiting outside after Forrest received his medal, and Lt. Dan says, "They gave you the Congressional Medal of Honour. They gave you the Congressional Medal of Honour." Lt. Dan says this as if he is in disbelief. Lt. Dan sticks up for Forrest when the two women call Forrest stupid, Lt. Dan chucks to two women out of his apartment. From then on their relationship grows. Lt. Dan promised that he would help on Forrest shrimp boat if he ever owned a boat. Long after they both left the Army, Forrest still calls Lt. Dan, Lt. Dan out of a mark of respect. The audience feels sorry for Forrest and a certain amount of anger toward Lt. Dan because he acts selfish after Forrest just rescued him from certain death. Another time in the film when the audience feel sorry for Forrest as he goes back a forth to the jungle when it is about to be blown and it is covered in 'Charlie' (Vietnamese Army.) ...read more.
After Forrest thought about it for a second and some prompting from Jenny, he realised that Forrest Jr. was actually his son, so he went and sat next to his son and watched cartoons with him. When Forrest realises that he has a son the frustration on his face says more than words, you can tell that he doesn't know what to do next, he doesn't know how to be a farther. The audience feels sympathy because Forrest is terrified, and doesn't know what to In conclusion Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump engages the emotion and sympathy of the audience by getting in to situation and having very little or no reaction to the situation, this is what engages the sympathy of the audience, e.g. the death of Bubba. Forrest doesn't react to the death the same way has a normal person would. Forrest bottles up his emotions rather that letting them out in the open, and that is why he audience feels sympathy for Forrest. Tom Hanks acting in this film is amazing, the hardest of acting is a character that is simpleminded because you can't just act normally. You've got to imagine that you are that person, and you are acting like you normally would. The film 'Forrest Gump' is the main reason why I think Tom Hanks is one of the worlds best actors. Matthew Moullin English Coursework ...read more.
Back then the stereotypical view of a woman's porpoise was that they get married, provide children and become a housewife. This view was believed to be right by women as well as men, and if a woman disagreed with these view they believed that there must be something wrong with them to go against what everyone else is doing.
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Spielberg uses this point to release all of the excitement and tension that has been building up, transferring the audience into a relative calm. In the whole of the Battle scene, death is an element not escaped from. Spielberg has chosen to portray War how it really was, holding nothing back.
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As Bentley enters, the others start ransacking the inside. The contents of shelves are strewn onto the floor and the light bulb is smashed. As one boy covers the owner's lunch in tea from his nearby vacuum flask, Derek attempts to pick up a water-logged sandwich.
How does Peter Medak gain the viewers sympathy for Derek Bentley in the film ...
Medak shows the controversy that the phrase 'Let him have it,Chris' caused when in Bentley's defence that it could have meant anything. The camera doing close ups in this scene show how vulnerable he is when being questioned. Medak shows the Judge being personally against Derek for example when he
Thomasina predicts that the universe will end by using the laws of thermodynamics and discovering that there will not be enough heat to sustain the universe. When looking at this it seems ironic that the reader should be told Thomasina will die in a fire when Hannah says ......'burned to
The veteran in the background shows the audience that it is a military graveyard. The camera follows him as he looks for a certain grave. We know instantly when he has found this grave as he stops and begins to cry.
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Next we see a low angle, mid shot of the hero dressed in armour. This makes the hero look powerful and higher up. This shot appeals to the male side of the audience, as he the hero looks masculine and men like masculinity.
He does this, using Mrs. Drudge: she "uses over exposition" this is when she says a lot of information when it is not relevant, although helps set the scene of the play. This therefore leads the audience to believe the play writer is doing this as he needs to set the scene;


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Let's suppose that we have a program that have Departments and Employees.
And we want to make sure that, when we add an employee, the department must exists.
We can ensure this from database ( by foreign key) but we can pro-actively search for the department and throw a more meaningful validation .
More, I like more validation than errors.
So, let's suppose that in the Validation for the Employee we must check in the database for the IdDepartment to see if there is such a department.
How could we make a test for that runs without a database ?
With some trick: we first Record with a database – then we can Play the file – and we do not need anymore the database. The test is self contained.
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Children aptitude can never be artificially constructed but can be crafted naturally. Parenting in a way to achieve desired objective could not be feasible or possibly hard to do. At the same time, it is easy to take parenting with its accepted means. There are number of cases on earth that provide several instances of parent's influential behavior that impacted the children personality. However, by the passage of time and with experience, it has been discovered that influential parenting style has not been that successful than the sociable parenting style. Moreover, considering the pressured parenting practices with basic human rights, it found against the rules, laws and civilized parental practices. To understand the subject matter, there are three scripts from two writers for observation.
In the "Rules of the Game," Amy Tan has exposed a very supportive attitude of a mother to the endeavors of her talented daughter. A mother who always induced confidence and helped her daughter on every single move of life. It demonstrated a dedicated effort of a mom to her daughter's interest, and involvement in chess game with her daughter made it possible to achieve the utmost success for both.
At start of the story the mother says to her daughter "Wise guy, he not go against wind. In Chinese we say, Come from South, blow with wind-poom!-North will follow. Strongest wind cannot be seen." It was the first lesson a daughter learnt from her mother, and the given confidence to win had made her daughter stronger. At the same time, mother's critical appreciation can be apprehended with her statement about perfection, she says to her daughter about the chess sets "Next time win more, lose less."
The story "The Rules of the Game" would be the best example demonstrated by the Amy Tan about supporting and helping children in their way and with their aptitudes. In addition, story reflects the modern and standard theories of parenting. There is no parental conflict shown in the story to influence the children. In spite, there has been shown a synchronized behavior between mother and children. So, it is true that Amy Tan has turned that story into the realistic and standard parenting theories.
In the story"Two kids" Amy Tan has exposed the parenting intentions with another angle. She has created a real sequence of scenes that representing himself as parent and her daughter as child. Her influential mother character actually does not support the eminent and modern parenting practices. Moreover, the parenting practice she has demonstrated in her book are, in fact, refers to the old parenting pattern.
The story begins with the mother interest in piano and musical instruments, conversely, daughter's reluctant behavior for music. The bottom line is the story ends with the same situation as it starts. But, at the end and on mother's death, emotional affiliation urges daughter to do what her mother wants her to do. And she at the end under the influence of precious daughter, mother relationship learns and plays piano. However, even now, it would not be the harmonized act; it is only an emotional act under the influence of mother desire.
Therefore, in modern understanding, parenting has turn out to be a scientific practice. It denotes to understanding the children psychology, child and parent harmonization, and the mutual effort to being creative, competent, and impressive.
Therefore, the narrow minded behavior shown by the Amy Tan in her book has placed great pessimistic influences on child. Indeed, children needs liberal environment that help them to make their selves a whiz kid. Conversely, in constrict environment, the haves can be turned into the have nots. Therefore, liberalness led oneself to be a leader. That's why; parents should take care of the liberalness in their parenting for having whiz kid.
It seems that Amy Chua has restructured the same story like "Two kinds" by Amy Tan. The parenting philosophy presented by Amy Chua in "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" do not actually represents the Chinese patterns of parenting as well as the modern view points about parenting. Therefore, Amy Chua has actually revealed her own practice and philosophy of parenting. In fact, she set up very rigid implication on her children like not attend the sleepovers, do not watch TV and play games, do not choose the extra curriculum by themselves, never get grades less than A, and etc.
The parenting guidelines she suggested are completely unacceptable in the current era of liberalism and scientific parenting techniques. It is fact, that children cannot compose themselves extraordinary with walls around them. The creative and scientific minds always need chances to lose and liberated environment to be creative. Therefore, the people largely negated the parenting theory presented by Amy Chua. In addition, in common sense ruthless and rigid concepts cannot be entertained in a civilized society.
Enjoying the liberated environment is basic right of every child. At the same time, an un-influential parenting is the responsibility of each parent. By means of mutual understating between children and parents, they can mold anything, and can achieve any goal quite easily. So, good understating between children and parents plays pivotal role to get successful.
Among three stories, the "Rules of the Game" is completely different and up to the mark of modern and scientific parenting philosophy. The other two are largely similar and does not possess the common comprehension. That is why "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" by Amy Chua has faced great opposition from wide audience. Therefore, comparatively "Rules of the Game" is best and up to the mark as it follows the standard parenting practices.
At the end of treatise, it is better to restate the thesis and examine the scripts accordingly. Therefore, according to common comprehensions about parenting practices, it articulates, the children aptitude can never be artificially constructed but can be crafted naturally. So, parenting theories presented in the three different scripts by two different writers can easily be examined on grounds of common comprehension.


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By	Toby Nichols
We have completed a 50kW solar PV project for Repton School. The work started with modelling of options and feasibility studies for the school's sports hall. We used the school's energy usage figures to find the optimum solution in terms of cost and benefit, which resulted in the proposal of a 50 kWp solar array. We worked in conjunction with the school's mechanical and electrical consultants who were introducing a combined heat and power (CHP) system to the site at the same time. We allowed for peak electricity generation levels when we applied for the solar PV connection to the grid together with a 30 kWe gas-powered CHP.
The solar PV panels were mounted on top of a new steel sheet over-cladding that was being installed on the sports centre roof. The enhanced roof was a proprietary system that required a compatible frame for the installation of solar panels.
The school is proud to promote their low carbon credentials, setting an example to pupils, parents and members of the public. In addition, the school is pleased with the financial returns ReEnergise achieved for them. We secured a high feed-in-tariff rate in spite of the building only achieving a grade 'F' on the sports centre's EPC (Energy Performance Certificate). We did this by applying to OFGEM for an educational exception to the qualification. As a result, the school has 100% usage for the solar electricity and maximum tariff rates.
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Scoring the winning goal in one of the biggest club soccer games in B.C. this year was a big deal, but school still comes first for Whistler's Will Robson.
Robson is in his second year in Architecture and Building Engineering at BCIT, and in his spare time he plays soccer with the West Vancouver Football Club's Under 21 team. That means two training sessions and one game every week, playing year-round through the winter months.
This season Robson helped his Under 21 club to win the title as the top team in the very competitive Vancouver Metro Soccer League, scoring the winning goal in a 1-0 win over Surrey in the final.
Robson's team was favoured to win the provincial Under 21 title, but lost last weekend to Rino's Vancouver — a team they've beaten before. Robson did play games for the club's premier team during the regular season, but is inelgible to join them as they continue their own pursuit of a provincial title.
Right now Robson isn't looking to take soccer any further than the club level, but he hasn't ruled it out, either. B.C., and especially Vancouver, play host to some of the best amateur soccer in Canada right now and with the addition of a professional Major League Soccer team in the Vancouver Whitecaps, there are opportunities in Robson's own backyard to go to the next level.
"If the opportunity to play professional soccer came up I would definitely consider it, but I feel that focusing on my education and playing soccer whenever I can is what's best for me right now," he said.
Robson is one of a group of Sea to Sky soccer players that have risen up the ranks in the sport, playing together on regional and tournament teams and winning titles against older, more established squads. Robson would train and play in Squamish through the winter with players from around the corridor and play league games in the Lower Mainland.
Robson said it was fun growing up in Whistler and playing soccer here, usually with his dad as his coach, but when he started to take it more seriously it meant spending a lot of time on the road.
"The high school team was always a fun team to play with because you were always playing with your friends — and although it wasn't overly serious the team was still usually pretty good," he said. "However, because there was a very limited amount of teams in Whistler, my parents would have to drive me to Vancouver three times a week so I could play with some higher level teams. It was sometimes tough to keep doing that, but I'm happy I kept at it, considering all the people I've met and the opportunities playing soccer has give me.
"My teammates were always surprised when I told them I was from Whistler, but I wouldn't have wanted to grow up anywhere else."
Scoring the goal to win the Metro title was a highlight this season, but it wasn't the only one for Robson.
"This was the first year that the WVFC organization put a team into the U21 Metro League and I wasn't sure how well our team was going to do," he said. "But our coach Leo Nash always expected a lot out of our team, and we were able to win the league and the cup in our first year playing together. The way our team was able to go from never having played together to being the top team in the league within a month or two was definitely a major highlight. I feel pretty lucky to be a part of this team, it's definitely one of the best teams I've been a part of."


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Fiat Chrysler SVP of safety set to retire
The move comes after the automaker was hit with a record $105 million penalty for violating laws by avoiding recalls
October 27, 2015	by Tom Krisher, The Associated Press
DETROIT—Fiat Chrysler's safety chief is retiring from the company after a tumultuous year of conflict with U.S. government regulators.
The company said in a statement that Scott Kunselman will step down Nov. 30 as senior vice-president of safety and regulatory affairs. A successor will be named later.
The move comes after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in July hit Chrysler with a record $105 million penalty for violating laws in 23 recalls covering more than 11 million vehicles. The company admitted in an agreement with the agency that it failed to do recalls or notify customers in a timely manner, didn't fix recalls properly and failed to report safety information to NHTSA.
The company also is under investigation for failing to report some deaths and injuries to the agency as required by law. NHTSA said its investigators found a discrepancy in reporting by Fiat Chrysler and notified the company in late July. FCA investigated and told the agency it found a lot of under-reporting.
"This represents a significant failure to meet a manufacturer's safety responsibilities," NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said at the time.
Automakers are required to report vehicle-related deaths and injuries to NHTSA so it can look for trends, spot safety problems and seek recalls if necessary. Fiat Chrysler said it would co-operate with the government and make sure the problem doesn't happen again.
A preliminary inquiry by NHTSA found that the reporting failures resulted from numerous problems with the company's systems for gathering and reporting data, Rosekind said. He added that the agency will take "appropriate action" after further investigation into the scope and cause of the problems.
Fiat Chrysler wouldn't say how many deaths and injuries went unreported or when the reporting lapses happened.
Kunselman represented the company at a government public hearing on the recall problems held in June. He admitted the problems and pledged to do a better job.
Much of the trouble happened before Kunselman took the job in August of 2014. He has been with the company for 30 years, also serving as head of purchasing and senior vice-president of engineering.
He'll take a senior position in the administration at Oakland University in the Detroit suburb of Rochester Hills, Michigan, starting Dec. 1, Fiat Chrysler said in a statement.
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Schools can work independently during the production phases or they can partner with a school to create a collaborative film project. Students then go through the process of writing a script, making a storyboard, Shoot their film and editing it together. Animation projects are also welcome. After the video is complete share it with the other schools and organize a screening of your film and films produced by other schools.
Schools will complete their own short film and hold a screening. A playlist of all the films will also be created online. Schools can post the playlist on their website.
Students are encouraged to make films that promote awareness of the sustainable development goals and increase cultural awareness.


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Rancho Las Escobas in Starr county was founded by don José Felipe Guerra Hinojosa and doña Josefa González de Guerra around the 1850s. The main seat of the ranch was located on porción number 109, original grantee Joseph Salvador García, of the jurisdiction of Cd. Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Don Felipe and Doña Josefa were married at the Inmaculada Purísima Concepción Catholic Church in Cd. Mier on May 12, 1845. They moved shortly there after and were some of the first citizens of the city of Roma,Texas.
In the census of 1860 don Felipe's occupation was listed as a stockraiser with $3,000.00 in real estate and $2,000.00 in personal estate. His herdsman, or caporal who took care of the ranch was Jesus Ramirez. His father-in-law, don Prudencio González was also a citizen of Roma and also a stockraiser with $4,000.00 in real estate and $3,000 in personal estate.
In the same census, don Felipe and doña Josefa had three children; Emeteria age fourteen and born in Mexico, Jesus age eleven and Emilia age three, both born in Texas.
Don Felipe started purchasing large tracts of land from descendents of the original grantees. He first appears in the Starr county tax rolls in 1866 with 5,950 acres of the Antonio Sanchez porción # 69 and five town lots in the city of Roma. He also had 247 head of horses, 350 head of cattle, and 1,500 head of sheep for a taxable value of $10,250.00.
By the 1870 census the Guerra' were living at the ranch at Las Escobas. There were six houses with six families consisting of 25 males and 15 females. Two more children were born into the family; Francisco age seven and Diodoro age four, both born in Texas.
Construction was started on the main house which was made of large sillar (caliche) blocks and built in two sections. Evidence to the fact with the inscribed date of 4/18/1870 and the initials FGH y J G de Guerra imbedded into the viga or beam. The second section of the house was finished in 1880.
Undoubtedly the stone mason who constructed the main house was Rafael Fuentes and his three sons; Benito, Feliciano, and Adolfo who were listed as stone mason and laborers respectively in the census of 1880 when the house was finished.
Don Felipe and Doña Josefa cared about the education of their children and ranch workers being taught the English language as well as their native Spanish. Las Escobas was probably one of the first ranches to have a bi-lingual education system.
The school at Las Escobas had two teachers. Ezra B. Houston was the teacher who taught the children in English and lived on the ranch as a boarder. He also was the 1880 census enumerator for Starr county. The Guerra' son-in-law, José Angel Salinas who was married to their daughter Emilia, was the other teacher and taught the children in Spanish.
By the early 1880s don Felipe had established himself as one, if not, the largest rancher in Starr county. Through the 1860s, 70s, and 80s he had bought most of the porciónes #s 69, 103, 109, 110, 111, eight state land scripts of 640 acres each, three tracts of the Cuevitas land grant; one of 4,500 acres and the others of 340 acres and 31 acres with house, corrals, and well, two other state scripts of 385.5 and 393 acres for a total of 46,450 acres.
According to the Starr county tax rolls from 1866 through 1884, the last year Guerra appeared on the rolls, he maintained an average herd of 280 horses, 422 cattle, 1,564 sheep, and 528 head of goats. His best year was 1883 when he had 641 head of horses, 1,404 head of cattle, 1800 head of sheep, and 500 head of goats. He also was listed as having five carriages. His net worth for the year 1884 including all livestock, land, and personal items was $60,480.00.
Don Felipe passed away in March of 1891 and is buried in a crypt close to the main ranch house at Las Escobas. He will go down in history as being one of the pioneer cattlemen who tamed the harsh brush country of Starr county to make it profitable for himself and for future generations to continue in the ranching business.
In 1894 the Potrero de las Escobas which consisted of the porciónes 109, 110, 111 and numerous surveys was surveyed and partitioned into thirteen shares with doña Josefa and her five children receiving the bulk of the estate and the rest going to other Guerra family members. The family still retains the headquarters of Las Escobas today.
Las Escobas is named for the plant called escobilla which is a native plant in the area that the settlers used to make brooms out of.
Note: I'd like to thank Uvaldo Salinas, a descendent of the Guerras' and who lives at the old headquarters of Las Escobas for showing me around and providing some facts on the main house and Robert Ortiz, another descendent for taking me to the ranch.


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Ravel Morrison's Bounceback at Birmingham City
Ravel Morrison is without a doubt one of the most technically gifted English footballers amongst his peers. His technique and vision set him apart as a youth player, something which has carried forward into his formative senior career.
Still just 19, Morrison's footballing career is one that reeks of unnecessary turbulence. It has seen him heralded as the next Wayne Rooney at Manchester United, to being jettisoned from the academy setup for repeated internal disobedience. After moving south to London over the summer, new parent club West Ham United had already shipped him out on loan to Birmingham City for an entire season before he made his senior debut. After his relocation west it didn't take long for the rumour mill to kick back into gear after the prodigious Morrison went missing in action for almost 8 weeks just two games into the season. An even stranger occurrence considering the game prior to his removal from the first team saw him claim man of the match. Off the pitch the rap sheet grows. You know it, the media knows it, his clubs know it. There have been referral orders, broken mobile phones, witness intimidation and court appearances. That, however, does seem to be behind the young Mancunian.
Yet despite all of the well-documented ups and downs, Ravel (as the back of his shirt states) is still a name youth aficionados (like this blog) look out for and a player that Manchester United fans on Twitter love to regularly abuse – largely because such a precocious talent is no longer with their club.
Ravel Morrison's Skill (Animation)
Turning 20 in February, Ravel Morrison is [now] a regular in the Championship with Birmingham City, and thanks to a series of eye catching performances is currently being courted by Jamaica for international representation. Another feather in the cap of England U21 manager Stuart Pearce.
Listed as one of our Young English Players to Watch in 2012, catch up a little bit on what makes Ravel Morrison so special:
Ravel Morrison Carling Cup Highlights
Ravel Morrison's Strike Against Bolton Reserves
As for his Birmingham City career, here's his latest strike (and first Football League goal):
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Ravel Morrison (Birmingham City)
Played: 14 (13 league, 1 cup)
Yellow Cards: 2
Here's Birmingham City manager on Ravel Morrison:
"Sometimes when he gets disappointed if he's not in the starting XI, it affects his training performances. But I think he's shown people what he's about. I can comment because I was around Paul Gascoigne at the same age. They have the same natural ability. He just goes past people with ease; as if they're not there. He sees a pass quickly and he can deliver the pass.
"Paul only had his problems later in life when he picked up the injuries. But he's so much like Rav – they're at their happiest when they're on the football pitch. They love it in a genuine way and not because of the trappings that come with it."
What's next for Ravel Morrison you ask? We don't know, but we hope it involves England and we hope it involves playing in the Premier League.
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Soak 2 cups of dried chickpeas in cold water over night.
The next day, boil the chickpeas for about 1 hour or until they can be squished between two fingers.
Drain the chickpeas of water.
Freeze half to use to make humus two weeks later, because that is how ofter you should be eating humus … at least!
Serve on a flat plate and garnish with olive oil, parsely and cumin.
Present it with pita bread.
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This is so close to my own recipe. I do a lot more tasting as I add things though, because I never measure things exactly. Sometimes I mash mine by hand, with a potato masher, and then whisk it with a fork.
Thanks so much for the recipe!!! My husband loves Humus!!! Now I can make it for him!!!
I like my humus thick, but I kept burning out blender motors before I found that stick blenders have the torque to do the job right.
There are some interesting variations you can do with the spices too. One of my favorites is to use Indian garam masala. Chinese five spice blend is good too.
Good, I live hummus, regular, with spinach &, everything that gives a great flavor.


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Tuesday 28 March 2017 Wednesday 29 March 2017 by Save the Children
Lives torn apart: the child survivors of Yemen's war
Nine-year-old Ali was left unable to hear or speak after a blast hit the school next to his home.
More than two years into Yemen's war, airstrikes and violence continue to destroy children's lives.
Since the conflict escalated in March 2015, at least 1,546 children have been killed and 2,450 injured.
Homes, schools and hospitals have been targeted, and all warring parties are guilty of violations of international law.
At the same time, food shortages and blocks to humanitarian aid are pushing Yemen to the brink of famine.
Unable to hear or speak
Nine-year-old Ali* was thrown through a second-story window when a school next to his home was hit.
Despite Ali being seriously injured, his family were unable to get medical help until the airstrikes ended.
"It was the most horrible night of our lives," his mum recalls.
"Ali was injured and we couldn't take him to the hospital – there were the sounds of the flying jets and missiles falling one after the other very close to our home."
Ali's injuries left him unable to hear or speak. He now uses two hearing aids – and can barely speak despite surgery and months of speech therapy.
'My wounds still hurt'
Khalil* and his little sister Noor*, aged nine and six, were peppered with shrapnel when an airstrike hit their home on New Year's Day.
The attack killed their grandfather, three-year-old cousin and three guests.
"I was playing in the yard with my brother, and then we heard the missile coming towards us… I was so scared; I kept my eyes closed," Noor says.
"My wounds still hurt and I am very afraid when I hear aircraft overhead. I have nightmares at night – I see aircraft hitting our house again and again.
"My brother and I cannot sleep properly. Sometimes I wake up because I hear my brother Khalil shouting while he is asleep."
Our teams are there
Our teams on the ground in Yemen, helping children whose lives have been torn apart by the violence. We're providing psychological support and arranging medical care for those in need.
Grant Pritchard, Save the Children's Interim Country Director for Yemen, says:
"Our teams are helping children who have been physically and mentally scarred for life by illegal attacks on homes, hospitals and schools.
"But in this crisis children are not just being bombed – they are also being starved.
"The Saudi-led coalition is stopping vital supplies getting in by sea, while warring parties are detaining aid workers and obstructing deliveries by land.
"Millions of children and their families have no idea where their next meal is coming from, or where the next bomb will fall."
We must stand up for Yemen's children
The international community must do more to stand up for the children of Yemen, whose lives are at stake.
It must make sure aid and vital commercial supplies get where they need to, and that the UN's appeal for Yemen is fully funded.
It must also ensure that all parties are held accountable for violations of international law.
Tell the UK government to protect Yemen's children: sign our petition now
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*Names changed to protect identities.
Themes: Conflict
Countries: Yemen
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