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Detecting Document Fraud in Migration – part II
On 21 and 22 January 2020 a two-day technical seminar unde the title "Detecting Document Fraud in Migration – part II" took place, organised jointly by EMN Greece and EMN Luxembourg.
Detecting Document Fraud
The National Contact Point of Greece and Luxembourg joined forces to organise in Athens, on 5 and 6 December 2018, an experts' meeting on Detecting Document Fraud in the EU. Technological decelopments and state of the art approaches and innovations were presented to participants while discussions focused on everyday challenges while working in the field.
Statelessness Platform Retreat, Athens, 3,4 and 5 July 2018
In 2015, the Justice and Home Affairs Council mandated the Europen Migration Network to establish a platform for exchange of information and good practices on the issue of statelessness. Within its activities, the national contact points for Luxembourg and Greece, organized a thematic training seminar on the EMN Platform on Statelessness under the title Statelessness Platform Retreat that took place in Athens, on 3,4 and 5 July 2018.
EMN Annual Conference 2014
The European Migration Network Conference 2014 on Irregular migration and return: challenges and practices was organised by the National Contact Point for Greece, within the framework of the Hellenic Presidency of the EU Council.
On 21 and 22 January 2020 a two-day technical seminar unde the title "Detecting Document Fraud in Migration – part II" took place, organised jointly by EMN Greece and EMN Luxembourg. The topic chosen...
Missing unaccompanied minors in the EU, Norway and the UK
The phenomenon of unaccompanied migrant children going missing has increasingly been in the focus of public attention in the EU. Several international organisations and European NGOs have raised...
EMN identifies best practices in return and reintegration counselling
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Welcome to the EL EMN NCP
Wellcome to the Homepage of the European Migration Network National Contact Point for Greece (EL EMN NCP)
The European Migration Network was established in 2003, initially as preparatory action of the European Commission, having as its main goal to provide the European Commission as well as the member states, with objective, reliable, comparable and updated data on immigration and asylum issues.
With the decision 2008/381/EC, the European Migration Network gets a legal basis in EU level. In this framework Greece participates in the Network actively. The grounds for the establishment of the European Migration Network is to cover the information needs of the EU and EU member states institutions and authorities, in the area of migration and asylum, in order to support European Union to map policy in these sectors.
The General Secretariat for Migration Policy, Ministry for Migration Policy is the Greek National Contact Point in the European Migration Network (art 5, Dec 2008/381/EC). The main role of the EL EMN NCP is to carry out the main tasks of the EMN, as described, each time, in its annual work programs.
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Even before a child is born into the world, the responsible parents-to-be must look into the wide selection of infant convertible car seats for many reasons. First, car seats are mandated by federal and state law for all children riding in a moving vehicle with an adult driver at the helm. These laws are in place to maximize the safety of children and to minimize the risks for fatal injuries in children during collisions and other forms of vehicular accidents.
Second, infant seats offer convenience for parents and guardians of the babies. The infant can be securely and safely strapped into his car seat so that the adult can focus more attention on driving the car. The car seat can also be detached to form a temporary bassinet for the baby in indoor settings.
The question of what infant car seats are remains. These are car seats that can be used by infants and toddlers as well as older children with weights up to 70 pounds only. Keep in mind that the primary criteria for using an infant convertible seat is size, weight and height instead of age per seat.
As such, an older child may still be using his car seat even when his age does not fall into the age category if and when he is still within the height and weight limit. For children who may be larger than their age as infants, parents are well advised to look for larger-sized infant car seats as well. When in doubt about the proper type of car seats to use based on the age, height and weight of a child, ask a pediatrician or a safety specialist for recommendations.
An infant convertible seat can also be used with the child facing forward or backward depending on his age. For infants and toddlers under 2 years of age, the car seat is installed in the back seat of the car and facing the rear. Older children can face the front under certain conditions.
In fact, safety experts recommend that children must be placed in the rear-facing position for as long as possible. This can either be when the child is 2 years of age or when the child exceeds the maximum height and weight limits of the car seat.
The next question then is why choose infant convertible car seats when there are other options like an infant car seat for infants and a booster seat for toddlers? There are many reasons of which the most important are the safety and the cost.
The primary purpose of car seats is to lessen the risks for physical injuries to children in the event of minor and major vehicular collisions. The five-point harness, padded sides and LATCH system all contribute to maximum levels of safety for the children seating on their seats in the car.
Convertible car seats for children mean getting two items for the cost of one without sacrificing their level of safety. Just convert the seats according to the age of the child and you are done.
Of course, choosing the right type from among all the infant convertible seats in the market is a matter of personal choice for the parents.


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In Harm's Way (1965)
John Wayne stars as U.S. Navy Captain Rockwell "Rock" Torrey, a divorced "second generation Navy" son of a career Chief Petty Officer. A Naval Academy graduate and career officer, Torrey is removed from command of his heavy cruiser for "throwing away the book" when pursuing the enemy and then bei...
7 Faces of Dr. Lao (1964)
It is the dawn of the 20th century, and an elderly Chinese man rides a jackass into Abalone, Arizona, his only visible possession a fishbowl occupied by an innocuous-looking fish. This magical visitor, Dr. Lao (Tony Randall), visits Edward Cunningham's (John Ericson) newspaper and places a large ...
Marnie (1964)
Margaret "Marnie" Edgar (Hedren) is a troubled young woman who has an unnatural fear and mistrust of men, thunderstorms, and the color red. She is also a thief. She uses her charms on Sidney Strutt (Martin Gabel) to get a job without references. Then late one night, she steals the contents of the...
Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren), a young socialite, meets Mitch Brenner (Rod Taylor) in a San Francisco bird shop. Mitch wants to purchase a pair of lovebirds for his sister's eleventh birthday, but the shop has none. He recognizes Melanie from a previous encounter, but she doesn't remember him, s...
Cape Fear (1962)
After spending eight years in prison for rape, Max Cady (Robert Mitchum) is released. He promptly tracks down Sam Bowden (Gregory Peck), a Georgia lawyer whom he holds personally responsible for his conviction because Sam interrupted his attack and testified aggainst him. Cady begins to stalk and...
The Misfits (1961)
In Reno, Nevada, Roslyn Tabor (Monroe), a beautiful new divorcée, meets aging cowboy Gay Langland (Gable). Guido (Wallach) and Gay invite Roslyn and her friend Isabelle Steers (Ritter) to Guido's place in the country to help her forget about the divorce. They arrive at the half-finished house Gui...
Psycho (1960)
Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) and her boyfriend Sam Loomis meet for a secret romantic rendezvous during lunch hour at a hotel in Phoenix, Arizona. They talk about how they can barely afford to get married. Upon Marion's return to work at a realtor's office, a client comes in with $40,000 in cash to ...
The Time Machine (1960)
On January 5, 1900, four friends arrive for a dinner at a house located near London, but their host, H. George Wells, is absent. As requested, they begin without him, but then George staggers in, exhausted and disheveled. He begins to recount his adventures since they last met on New Year's Eve, ...
North by Northwest (1959)
Advertising executive Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) is mistaken for "George Kaplan" and kidnapped by Valerian (Adam Williams) and Licht (Robert Ellenstein). The two take him to the Long Island estate of Lester Townsend. There he is interrogated by a man he assumes to be Townsend, but who is act...
I Married a Monster from Outer Space (1958)
Young newlywed Marge Farrell notices her new husband Bill is acting strangely. He doesn't show any affection towards her or anything else, including his pet dogs, which he used to love. Marge is also concerned that she cannot seem to get pregnant. She then notices that other husbands in her socia...
After a rooftop chase in which his latent acrophobia results in the death of a police officer, San Francisco detective John "Scottie" Ferguson (James Stewart) retires, spending much of his time with his ex-fiancée Midge Wood (Barbara Bel Geddes). Scottie tries to gradually conquer his fear but Mi...
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
An American family, Dr. Ben McKenna (James Stewart), his wife Jo (Doris Day) and their son Hank (Christopher Olsen) are vacationing in Morocco. Traveling from Casablanca to Marrakesh, they meet a Frenchman named Louis Bernard (Daniel Gelin), who seems friendly; however, Jo is suspicious of his ma...
The Wrong Man (1956)
Manny Balestrero (Fonda), a musician at New York City's Stork Club, so resembles a man who had twice held up an insurance office that police are called when Manny unknowingly goes there on business. He is arrested after several witnesses identify him as the robber, and in providing a handwriting ...
To Catch a Thief (1955)
John Robie (Cary Grant) is a notorious but retired jewel thief or "cat burglar," nicknamed "The Cat," who now tends to his vineyards in the French Riviera. A series of robberies that closely resemble his style leads the police to believe that the Cat is up to his old tricks again. They come to ar...
Rear Window (1954)
After breaking his leg photographing a racetrack accident, professional photographer L.B. "Jeff" Jefferies (James Stewart) is confined in his Greenwich Village apartment, using a wheelchair while he recuperates. His rear window looks out onto a small courtyard and several other apartments. Duri...
In the 1890s, young Harry Houdini is performing with a Coney Island carnival as Bruto, the Wild Man, when Bess, a naive onlooker, tries to protect him from the blows of Schultz, his "trainer." Harry then appears as magician The Great Houdini and, spotting Bess in the audience, invites her on stag...
Stalag 17 (1953)
Stalag 17 begins on "the longest night of the year" in 1944 in a Luftwaffe prisoner-of-war camp located somewhere along the Danube River. The story of a Nazi spy in Barracks Four is narrated by Clarence Harvey "Cookie" Cook (Gil Stratton). The camp holds Poles, Czechs, Russian females and in the ...
The Turning Point (1952)
John Conroy, a crusading district attorney, is tasked to crack down on a crime syndicate, which proves more dangerous because the mob has many city officials under their control. He's assisted by a newspaper man, Jerry McKibbon, who doesn't think Conroy is tough enough to handle this almost impos...
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Jennifer Allen and Melissa Kates, two of the prominent publicists who left PMK/HBH during its merge with BNC, have named their new PR launch Viewpoint, Inc. The pair opened offices earlier this month in LA and New York for clients including Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Shia LaBeouf, Chris Pine, Katherine Heigl, Kevin James and Christian Bale. Allen had been a managing partner and Kates was senior vice president and head of the PMK/HBH talent department. They told Mike Fleming that they"ll carry on with the old PMK business philosophies learned during a combined 33 years at the PR powerhouse.


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5 Best Places to Visit in India
India is packed with many natural and historical sites. some of them are hard to reach and can only be visited during seasons. The Himalayas are high and deep, and its mostly covered with snow all winters. Central India is a plateau and hosts diverse wildlife while coastal regions having sandy beaches and tropical climate. here is our 5 top picks from India.
Leh – Ladakh
Dry mountains over the clean sky and crystal-clear water of lakes and rivers. The spectacular landscape of Leh-Ladakh region has no other match. It's a wonderful cold desert in the heights of Indian Himalayas.
Leh is a city in the region, which is ready to host its visitors, with its unique culture and people. Buddhist monasteries, colorful prayer flags, friendly Monks, local cuisine, festivals and much more.
Ladakh has the Highest Motorable road, highest commercial airport and many other things found its way in this difficult but surreal place. There are many trails for hikers, also Ladakh is popular among motorbikers, who love to explore its beauty on a long trip from the Indian capital.
Unlike another part of Conflicted Kashmir, Ladakh is safe to travel. But do remember that roads are mostly accessible only during summer months (May-September).
Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of islands in the Bay of Bengal, Offering beautiful beaches and lagoons, reefs and rainforests. It's like a paradise island. Little far from mainland India, Around 2 hours flight from mainland coastal airports.
It's unbelievable to know that once these islands used to capture Indian freedom fighters by Britishers. Remains of Cellular Jail is a popular attraction. There are many unexplored islands in the archipelago habituated by tribes who don't want foreign human interaction. Many visitors prefer Andaman islands for relaxing in its peace.
Great Runn of Kutch
Runn of Kutch is another spectacular place in India. It is miles long bright shiny silver salt marshlands. Great Runn is one of the biggest salt Lake deserts in the world. It's popular for visiting during full moon nights, the surreal sparkling sands will make a day out of the night. everywhere around the horizon makes you feel on another planet.
Runn of Kutch is also a seasonal saltwater wetland of about a meter of water. It also holds wild donkey, Camels, Flamingos among other wildlife. A famous Dholavira site of Indus Valley civilization is also an attraction around. Winters are the best time to visit.
Thar Desert/ Jaisalmer
The western part of India, prominently in Rajasthan and expanding in Gujarat states. The Thar Desert another attraction of India. there are many cities and towns in Rajasthan are scattered around it. Visitors can take a train or Road trip in the desert, but if you like sand dunes, camping in the sands or camel safari, then one of the best gateways is Jaisalmer.
Spiti Valley / Great Himalayas
Another breathtaking wonderland in the great Himalayas. Beautiful Spiti valley is almost inaccessible for half a year because of snow. Spiti valley has many villages among the highest village in India also locals are lovely hosts. Although Spiti is less crowded but still attracts many adventure loving people. Camping and Hiking are common here, hence many trails are maintained. Chandra Tal leak is another attraction in this clean environment. Spiti valley is also the perfect spot for night stargazers. Do remember to take care of trash on Himalayan beauty.
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A few more pictures from last week in Colorado… We were at REI and found a bouldering rock, so Riley and I both climbed it. She was going to climb inside, but the rock was closed. We ended up going back on Friday since it was rainy out, and she was able to climb a little. When she saw the boy in front of her come down on the belay so fast, she didn't want to go, but once I had the REI guy tell her she could come down slow, she did go up about 10 – 12 feet. She then wanted me to climb, and I made it up the 5.7 wall I had done about 10 years ago.
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Walmart.com to Sell Goods Made by Small Women-Owned Businesses
Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT) on Thursday will launch a line of products from small, women-owned businesses on its website, its latest push to position itself as a leader in women's economic empowerment.
More than 200 items, from jewelry and iPad cases to coffee beans and apparel, will be sold on the "Empowering Women Together" section of Walmart.com, the world's largest retailer said on Thursday, a day before International Women's Day.
The products currently come from nine countries including Cambodia, Haiti and the United States and include a $9.88 Women's Bean Project soup mix and cornbread mix gift set and a $20 dress from the Rwandan women's company Gahaya Links.
Wal-Mart continues to work on transforming its image from a corporation that critics say underpays workers and does harm with its large stores into an outspoken corporate citizen that hires more veterans, reduces its impact on the environment and works with local suppliers.
The women's items will be part of the "Store for Good," a project Walmart.com is working on for products that do good for others, for consumers or for the environment. Future goods may include eco-friendly items and healthier food, it said.
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Walmart.com will highlight the new section of its site on its main page. For now, the goods will only be sold online, not in Walmart stores.
In September 2011, three months after the U.S. Supreme Court threw out women's massive class-action sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart, the retailer laid out broad plans for women's economic empowerment.
Wal-Mart's goals include spending $20 billion over five years through 2016 with women's businesses that provide goods for the company's U.S. business, up from about $2.5 billion a year previously. It also aims to double sourcing from international suppliers run by women. Wal-Mart's partners in the Empowering Women Together project include Full Circle Exchange and Global Goods Partners, non-profit organizations that sell products made by women.
(Reporting by Jessica Wohl in Chicago; Editing by Alden Bentley)
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From mystery and suspense to science fiction and thrillers, the best of books can move a reader to a new world familiar or unfamiliar.
David Michael Martin graduated from the Ohio Institute of Technology in 1982 and designed PC-integrated laboratory analyzers. An avid science fiction and fantasy reader, David successfully told engaging and entertaining stories as a games master for several of the popular fantasy-roleplaying game systems appearing today. David returned to college and pursued his interests in English and the humanities at Ohio University and Adams State University. David has over twenty years' experience tutoring adult basic education classes for adult students seeking their G.E.D. diplomas. David currently lives in western Michigan and is training puppies to be leader dogs for the blind. Hunter's Moon is his first novel.
Kidahin, of the Eyloni, is on her first mission since her adulthood ceremony when her ship, Hunter's Moon, is attacked. The ship suffers major damage and the crew suffers the devastating loss of its Warleader. While making repairs at a nearby moon, Kidahin's youthful hubris gets her into trouble when she attempts to track a human: Chief Warrant Officer Del Marsch, a topnotch soldier and training officer.
Marsch, a hardened veteran, whose family has been senselessly murdered by the brutal Ni'zakhonii, suffers from extreme PTSD, with flashbacks powerful enough he can smell them. But a war is brewing and soldiers must be trained, even on a ship whose current mission is a diplomatic one. Aboard the Henri Edda, Marsch is the best one for the job – until he inadvertently offers to train a young alien.
March's agreement with the Mistress of Hunter's Moon to take the inexperienced Kidahin under his wing infuriates Ambassador Harrison, primary human liaison to the Eyloni. He's positive this arrangement could drive a wedge into the diplomatic relationship. But the power-hungry diplomat knows little of the culture of the Eyloni - and even less about the Ni'zakhonii.
Tensions reach the breaking point when Marsch, compelled to mount a rescue when the Ni'zakhonii capture a group of Eyloni, must make life-changing decisions, even as Harrison is branding him a traitor.
In the 80's and 90's Michele remodeled an old house in Denver, invented a career, and did her best to change the world through politics. A passionate advocate for personal liberty and fiscal responsibility, Michele helped create the original Tea Party: The Glendale Tea Party. In 2002, she published her first non-fiction book, Creating a Successful Convention. After many years of crafting the story in her mind and then finally having the time to write it, in 2011-2013 she published an epic science fiction trilogy, The Healing Crystal, Book 1: Heir to Power, Book 2: Fall of Eden, Book 3: Ransom.Her fourth novel, The Candy Store was published by Bent Briar in August 2015. Her fifth novel, a ghost story, will be published in 2019.
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Sunday is part of the blogging staff at A Book A Day Reviews. Her passion is hard science fiction though she strolls into an occasional "Lord of the Rings". She enjoys reading mysteries and what she terms as throw-away books. These are books you read quickly and pass on to others. Her favorite writer in this genre is Janet Evanovich but she does admit to keeping some on her shelf anyway. To see more about Sunday, go to A Book A Day Reviews. Bent Briar is pleased to be working with Sunday Smith on her new project, a story of how child abuse has infected, not just the grownup version of the child but her relationships too. The book's focus is on how past memories can affect how one deals with current abusive relationships. This tale, based on a true story, is told with intensity and clarity.
Eva left college with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) but spent most of her working life in Customer Service, Faculty Support and Operations Coordination in retail (Sears), academia (MIT) and network operations (BBN-now GTE). After moving to Colorado in 1991, she went back to her art roots and ran an artists' services company (A Slice of Time) for 10 years. Her background gives her a strong interest in how large organizations and governments operate effectively (or don't). She's an avid (some say compulsive) gardener and these two interests are merging in the book she's working on at present, "A Gardener's Guide to Politics." She's also been a book reviewer at A Book a Day Reviews since 2011. Watch for Eva's book, to be published by Bent Briar.


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University of Georgia Cooperative Extension's Walk Georgia program will host a Fall 5k and Family Fun Day on November 14 in partnership with Elijah Clark State Park, located about 30 miles northwest of Augusta on Clarks Hill Lake near Lincolnton. The event will begin at noon with family-friendly activities like archery, canoeing and putt-putt, and will conclude with a 5K race and walk at 3:00 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to top finishers in each age category. "We are delighted to partner with Georgia State Parks to offer a fun outdoor challenge with the Fall 5K and Family Fun Day," said Maria Bowie, director of UGA Extension's Walk Georgia program. "We encourage all Georgia residents to take advantage of the beautiful time of year and diversity of Georgia's state parks and historic sites." The cost of participation is $20.00, and includes a T-shirt, participation in the 5K and an optional park activity — either archery, canoeing or putt-putt. Pre-registration is encouraged, but onsite registration will be accepted (cash or checks only). Participants may register additional family members for the optional activities for $5.00 per person. A $5 park entrance fee is also charged per vehicle entering the park. Hot dogs will be for sale at the event. For more information or to register for the Fall 5k and Family Fun Day, see www.walkgeorgia.org/events/index.php.Local Walk Georgia/UGA Extension wellness events are offered throughout the state and include a Turkey Trot in Americus and a Family Fun Wellness Fair in Tifton, both scheduled for November 21. read more
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The competition for the selection and appointment of directors of CNTB offices abroad has been announced
Today, the Croatian National Tourist Board announced public tenders for all representative offices in which the employment contracts of executives expire. Namely, employment contracts expire in September 2017 for the directors of the representative office in Italy, France, Poland, Benelux, Germany – director of the representative office and head of the branch office, Russia and the United States. There are also tenders for representative offices in Hungary and Slovakia, where the offices are managed by the heads of the offices, without the status of a director or director appointed by the Tourist Board of the CNTB.At its 17th session, the Tourist Board of the Croatian National Tourist Board appointed a Commission for the evaluation of candidacies received within the tender procedure for the selection and appointment of directors of representative offices and heads of CNTB branches abroad. The President of the Commission is Barbara Mesić, Chief Advisor to the Minister of Tourism, and members of the Tourist Council are Boris Žgomba, Tomislav Fain and Marcel Medak and Professor Dragan Magaš as an external associate. After the deadline for applications, the commission will evaluate the received applications and conduct interviews with the selected candidates, and will inform the Tourist Board, to which it will send its nomination proposal. "The promotion of Croatia abroad is one of the basic tasks of foreign missions, and given the rapidly changing trends in supply and demand, market access and the concept of promotion, it is necessary to be more up-to-date and faster to adapt to new challenges. Our goal is to reform the representations in the world in a way that they will be more efficient, more proactive and ultimately more competitive, which is a precondition for the continued growth of Croatian tourism, "commented the Minister of Tourism Gari Cappelli. "What we want, and experiences from the field only confirm this, is the specific tourist promotion of Croatia adapted to each individual country, so we added as a condition that the candidate knows the tourist market for which the representative office or branch office is responsible. We need ambitious and proven professionals with experience in the field of tourism or marketing. Challenging destinations are offered and I believe that there will be a lot of interested professionals who will apply for the competition.Added Minister Cappelli.The director of the Croatian National Tourist Board, Kristjan Staničić, stated that he expects quality candidates to apply for the competition with innovative and interesting proposals for the work program, from which their visions of the representative office's activities will be clearly visible. In cooperation with the directors of the representative office, I expect, above all, professionalism in work and teamwork, as well as excellent knowledge of the market in which they will perform their function. The network of representative offices is an extremely important factor in the promotion of Croatia, because in addition to the fact that the Main Office in cooperation and at the suggestion of the director of representative offices creates marketing, PR and other activities, representative offices are also our link with partners in the markets. The director of the representative office should meet a number of conditions, and among other things be an excellent communicator and a kind of business intelligence operative who will monitor the market situation, our status in it and the activities of the competition. " Stanicic points out.Conditions that candidates must meetIn addition to the conditions prescribed by the Labor Act and the Ordinance on special conditions that must be met by employees of the tourist office of the tourist board of the municipality, city, county and the Main Office of the Croatian Tourist Board, interested candidates must meet the conditions prescribed by the competition. Candidates must: have completed at least a specialist graduate professional or graduate university study, have at least three years of work experience in the field of tourism and / or marketing, actively know one and know one world language or the language of the country where the director is, at least one written recommendation from previous employers, know the tourist market for which the representative office or branch office is responsible, have passed the professional exam for work in the tourist office and if they do not have it within one year from the date of entry they should pass, know how to work on a personal computer and make a proposal for its work program of the representative office or branch office for the next calendar year. The text of the public call with all the information can be found at the following connectors. read more
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Virus lockdowns stifle Eid celebrations around the world as infections rise
Muslims around the world began marking a sombre Eid al-Fitr Sunday, many under coronavirus lockdown, but lax restrictions offer respite to worshippers in some countries despite fears of skyrocketing infections.The festival, one of the most important in the Muslim calendar marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, is traditionally celebrated with mosque prayers, family feasts and shopping for new clothes, gifts and sweet treats.But this year, the celebration is overshadowed by the fast-spreading respiratory disease, with many countries tightening lockdown restrictions after a partial easing during Ramadan led to a sharp spike in infections. Further dampening the festive spirit, multiple countries — from Saudi Arabia to Egypt, Turkey and Syria — have banned mass prayer gatherings, a festival highlight, to limit the spread of the disease.Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest sites, began a five-day, round-the-clock curfew from Saturday after infections more than quadrupled since the start of Ramadan to around 68,000 –- the highest in the Gulf.Eid prayers will be held at the two holy mosques in the cities of Mecca and Medina "without worshippers", authorities said on Saturday, citing a royal decree.Mecca's Grand Mosque has been almost devoid of worshippers since March, with a stunning emptiness enveloping the sacred Kaaba — a large cube-shaped structure towards which Muslims around the world pray. Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque, Islam's third holiest site, will reopen to worshippers only after Eid, its governing body said.In Lebanon, the highest Sunni religious authority has announced the reopening of mosques only for Friday prayers. Worshippers, however, will be subject to temperature checks and sanitary controls before they enter.Fears of 'new peak'Meanwhile, Muslims across Asia — from Indonesia to Pakistan, Malaysia and Afghanistan — thronged markets for pre-festival shopping, flouting coronavirus guidelines and sometimes even police attempts to disperse large crowds."For over two months my children were homebound," said Ishrat Jahan, a mother of four, at a bustling market in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi."This feast is for the kids, and if they can't celebrate it with new garments, there is no point in us working so hard throughout the year."Pakistan, which gave into religious pressure by allowing mosque prayers throughout the fasting of Ramadan, is yet to make a decision over mass gatherings during Eid.In Indonesia –- the world's most populous Muslim nation — people are turning to smugglers and fake travel documents to get around bans on the annual end-of-Ramadan travel that could send infections soaring. More than 3,500 Tunisians who travelled home just ahead of the holiday will have to spend it away from their families, forced to quarantine for two weeks in hotels after arriving from abroad.Atef Maherzi, a doctor repatriated Tuesday from Saudi Arabia, said she would be catching up with family over Skype, foregoing her usual role of host."Usually, I'm the mistress of the house, but this time, my husband will receive the guests alone."The COVID-19 death tolls across the Middle East and Asia have been lower than in Europe and the United States, but numbers are rising steadily, sparking fears the virus may overwhelm often underfunded healthcare systems.Iran, which has experienced the Middle East's deadliest outbreak, has called on its citizens to avoid travel during Eid as it battles to control infection rates.Iran shut schools and places of worship and banned inter-city travel for the Persian New Year holidays in March, but the restrictions were recently eased.Health Minister Saeed Namaki said that the country was focusing hard on avoiding "new peaks of the disease" caused by people "not respecting health regulations".The exact date of Eid has yet to be set in the Shiite-majority country, but will likely be Monday, in line with the Shiite community's celebrations in Iraq, as announced by top cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani.Sunnis in Iraq will mark the start of the festival on Sunday.'Comedy night'The neighbouring United Arab Emirates has tightened its lockdown, with the night-time curfew starting at 8:00 p.m. instead of 10:00 p.m. during Ramadan. But that has not stopped some families from planning getaways to luxury beachfront hotels in Ajman or Ras Al-Khaimah emirates.However, Muslims in many countries are set for frugal celebrations amid growing financial distress.The twin shocks of coronavirus restrictions and falling oil prices have plunged the region into the worst economic crisis in decades.The coronavirus restrictions have hit businesses hard, including retailers who would normally be preparing for the festive rush, as Muslims save their money for masks, gloves and other COVID-19 protective gear.In the Syrian capital Damascus, Eid shoppers rummaged through flea markets for clothes at bargain prices as the war-ravaged and sanctions-hit country grapples with a much more entrenched economic crisis."The flea market is the only place I can buy something new to wear for the Eid holidays," 28-year-old Sham Alloush told AFP."Had it not been for this place, I wouldn't have been able to buy new clothes at all."But promising some laughs in these dire times, 40 Muslim comedians from across the world will host a virtual show on Sunday called "The Socially Distant Eid Comedy Night"."This Ramadan has been particularly difficult for communities around the world," said Muddassar Ahmed, head of the Concordia Forum, the organizer of the event."We're proud to be pulling together some of the brightest Muslim comedic talent to entertain those celebrating the Eid festival at home, people looking to learn a little bit about Muslim culture, or really anyone in need of a good laugh."Topics : read more
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Arsenal's Kieren Tierney making good progress on return from shoulder injury
Metro Sport ReporterSaturday 8 Feb 2020 4:51 pmShare this article via facebookShare this article via twitterShare this article via messengerShare this with Share this article via emailShare this article via flipboardCopy link2.8kShares Advertisement Kieran Tierney is nearing a return to full fitness for Arsenal (Picture: Getty Images)Kieran Tierney is nearing a return to fitness as he takes part in training on Arsenal's training camp in Dubai over the winter break.The 22-year-old has struggled with injury since arriving from Celtic in the summer, making just five Premier League appearances for the Gunners so far.He last started a game on 9 December against West Ham, but suffered a dislocated shoulder and has not featured since.The Scotland international looks to be closing in on a return after being pictured sprinting and training with the ball in Dubai, after doing the same at Arsenal's training centre at London Colney at the end of last month.AdvertisementAdvertisementADVERTISEMENTThe last injury update from the club on the left-back was that he was unlikely to return to full training until March after undergoing an operation on his shoulder in December.He will be hoping to be back quicker than this, but although he is back running and playing with the ball, he has not been seen in contact with other players in training.Arsenal's head of performance Shad Forsythe told Arsenal.com that he expects Tierney to be fully match fit as soon as his shoulder will allow him to play.'We have Kieran Tierney who's rehabbing a shoulder injury so there's quite a few things Kieran can do with the team, with the ball as long as he's not really in contact right now so it's really important we have our whole staff and team here together to bring all the players that we can to be here together as well,' said Forsythe.'The great thing, if there ever is a great thing about having a shoulder injury verse a lower limb injury in football is that we run.'Kieran's probably going to come back in very, very fit and in shape from a running perspective because he's been doing tonnes of running or different patterns, ball work, things for his position specifically and also talking to Mikel [Arteta] and the coaches and building things that'll have him ready to step in and perform in his position.'More: FootballRio Ferdinand urges Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to drop Manchester United starChelsea defender Fikayo Tomori reveals why he made U-turn over transfer deadline day moveMikel Arteta rates Thomas Partey's chances of making his Arsenal debut vs Man CityArsenal are back in action after the winter break at home to Newcastle on 16 February, and that will come too soon for the former Celtic man.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta could welcome back two other full-back options in that contest, though, with Cedric Soares and Sead Kolasinac returning from injury.Soares arrived on loan from Southampton in the January transfer window and is likely to be back from the knee problem he has been struggling with, while Kolasinac has been hampered with a thigh strain, but should return against the Magpies.Reiss Nelson should also be available for that game, but it is unclear to the extent of Bukayo Saka's problem after suffering hip and knee complaints last time out.MORE: Gary Anderson ready for 'weeks of hell' as the PDC tour kicks into gearMORE: Scott Mitchell is taking on the world of darts this year as he plots PDC, BDO and WDF success Comment Advertisement Arsenal's Kieren Tierney making good progress on return from shoulder injury read more
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Dutch regulator warns of €97bn 'water scarcity' risk
The Dutch regulator warned investors about companies with exposure to raw materialsDNB also found that pension funds had invested €56bn in companies dependent on "critical" commodities that were vital to the European economy."Due to scarcity or geopolitical factors, the supply of these raw materials may be jeopardised," DNB said. "This can affect financial institutions that invest in companies that depend on these raw materials."Such commodity-related investments represented more than 9% of pension funds' securities holdings, it said.Based on a sample survey of 25 financial companies, including 10 pension funds, DNB concluded that most of them could improve integration of their sustainability goals into their operational management.Although all surveyed organisations had a sustainability policy, only four regularly analysed their portfolios for social and ecological risk, the regulator found.DNB advised financial groups to carry out analysis to prevent reputational risk as a possible result of unfulfilled expectations or broken promises.However, it highlighted that it did not advise against taking risks."For example, by managing water scarcity risk rather than divesting holdings, it is possible to both limit the risk and achieve an impact," the regulator said. Dutch regulator De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has urged pension funds to map out social and ecological risks to their investments and minimise underlying problems if necessary.In a report published this week, DNB explored the potential financial risks posed by a number of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues, including water and commodities scarcity, loss of biodiversity, and disputes about human rights.According to the regulator, Dutch pension funds, insurers and banks had combined investments of €97bn in companies operating in areas with an "extreme high water scarcity"."When this scarcity turns into a shortage, corporate facilities can only function limitedly at best," it said, adding that local authorities could also tighten regulation for water usage. DNB reported that the €97bn of assets comprised €83bn of equity holdings, 94% of which was owned by pension funds.The watchdog cited a World Bank survey suggesting that, without adequate measures against water scarcity, economic output in some areas could drop by more than 6% by 2050.It also highlighted that the Australian economy shrank by 1% last year after a prolonged period of drought, while the Indian government shut down a Coca-Cola plant in 2014 for using too much groundwater. read more
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Rodgers prepares for annual review
And adding to the feeling of a more routine nature to the visit is the fact Werner is in England to attend the Premier League's AGM, which takes place on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Rodgers has had annual reviews of the season since he was appointed three years ago today and he is due to sit down for the third instalment with Mike Gordon, owners Fenway Sports Group's key man at Anfield, for a "robust and thorough" examination of the previous 10 months. The Reds boss has had regular contact with the club's American-based owners throughout the season and Werner's visit is likely to just be an extension of that dialogue, even if the questions are slightly more uncomfortable after Rodgers missed out on FSG's minimum target of Champions League football by finishing sixth. News that Jurgen Klopp, one of the names touted as a possible replacement, is to take a break after leaving Borussia Dortmund has further strengthened the short-term position of Rodgers, who only signed a new four-year contract 12 months ago after almost winning the title. Press Association Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers will meet chairman Tom Werner as part of his end-of-season review this week, with the American's arrival on Merseyside imminent. Despite a disappointing campaign, which culminated with the 6-1 defeat at Stoke on the final day of the season, the club have maintained the manager's position is not under immediate threat. Although Werner is due to arrive on Tuesday, Press Association Sport understands principal owner John W Henry will not be accompanying him. read more
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Ellsworth native Alexander set to build on racing career after winning Valvoline grand prize
Ellsworth runners compete in virtual Boston Marathon – September 16, 2020 Bio Latest posts by Mike Mandell (see all) Latest Posts Mike MandellMike Mandell is the sports editor at The Ellsworth American and Mount Desert Islander. He began working for The American in August 2016. You can reach him via email at mmandell@ellsworthamerican.com. Hospice volunteers help families navigate grief and find hope – September 12, 2020 ELLSWORTH — Ever since he's been old enough to walk, it's been next to impossible to keep Wyatt Alexander away from the race track.Over the course of his racing career, Alexander, who graduated from Ellsworth High School in 2017, has gone from racing go-karts to legends cars to super late models. After winning a recent nationwide contest, Alexander will have even more resources at his disposal as he makes his way to tracks across America.Alexander was named winner of the Valvoline Fast Track to Fame Contest on July 17. He beat out over 800 other finalists nationally to win a prize of $10,000 cash and $40,000 worth of supplies courtesy of Valvoline."It's really special to get such a great gift from Valvoline to help my family race team like this," Alexander said. "I got a lot of support from so many people, and we'll be able to do some really great things."A younger Wyatt Alexander poses for a photo with a legends car. Alexander began racing go-karts at age 4 before moving up to race legends cars and super late models. Now a mechanical engineering major at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, he keeps two current cars, both Chevrolet super late models, in his father's garage at K and B Automotive in Ellsworth.WYATT ALEXANDER PHOTOThis is placeholder textThis is placeholder textAlexander was made aware of the contest a few months into his freshman year at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. He then began compiling an entry with his racing background and pictures of him racing on local speedways in Hermon, Wiscasset and Scarborough and dozens of others throughout New England and the United States over the course of his young life."They posted the contest requirements online back in the late fall, and my dad emailed me and called me about it and told me I should think about entering it," Alexander said. "A few weeks later, I checked out the process and knew I wanted to get involved in it."Alexander was required to submit a bio of 300-500 words explaining his affinity for the sport and why he would be a worthy prize winner. In his essay, he wrote about his family race team, Wyatt Alexander Racing, and how love for the sport took him from racing go-karts at the age of 4 to studying mechanical engineering in North Carolina, a state where passion for racing runs deep.Earlier this summer, voters got the chance to vote for each of the 800 racers who applied for the $50,000 prize. The top 10 vote-getters were then narrowed down to four finalists based on whom the contest judges deemed most worthy, and Alexander made both cuts."I had everybody back home in Maine and my new friends at college here in North Carolina voting for my every day," Alexander said. "It felt even better to advance to that last four because it showed that I had awesome support from my friends and family and that the judges really liked my story."The final round of voting pitted Alexander against Morgan Ward of Watertown, S.D., Jonathan McKennedy of Chelmsford, Mass., and John Baker of French Lick, Ind. Voters were allowed to vote for each finalist once per day on the Valvoline website between mid-May and early July.Valvoline officials didn't give Alexander the exact vote total but did inform him he had narrowly edged out Ward to win the contest. He would have received a prize of some sort of no matter what as a finalist, but winning provided him with a much more valuable package than the $7,000 one he would have received for coming in second."I was hoping I could pull it out, but I knew it wouldn't be easy because you had all four contestants having their family members and friends vote like crazy," Alexander said. "It was an awesome feeling when they told me I won."2018 marked the first year of the Fast Track to Fame contest, which Valvoline tailored to racers who from "asphalt, dirt, motorcycle, snow and variety of other classifications." In the company's eyes, Alexander, who had received the required 50 votes from 50 unique voters in the first round and impressed the final judging panel with his entry, was a worthy winner."This program was an opportunity to show our continued support for motorsports and those who live the 'Never Idle' mantra that Valvoline is rooted in," Valvoline Sports Marketing and Entertainment Executive Travis Montgomery said. "We were looking for someone with grit, passion and drive, and there is no doubt we found those qualities and more in Wyatt."Although Alexander had yet to receive the prize as of this past weekend, he still made the trip from Charlotte to Ellsworth to work on his two Chevrolet super late models. When he does receive his prize, he'll put it to good use with his fellow race team members: his father, Brett, and his grandfather, Bob."I have a couple things in mind, but it's probably going to take me a little time before I really make my mind up," Alexander said. "There's a lot of opportunities with the money and supplies they gave me, and my family and friends made it possible. I can't thank everybody enough." MPA approves golf, XC, field hockey, soccer; football, volleyball moved to spring – September 10, 2020 read more
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Phillips, Bright stand out at Super Champs
KENISHA Phillips of the Guyana Defence Force returned Onasha Rogers to her second-fiddle position in the youth 100m and 200m, after she dominated the Lindener last Saturday.However, it was a good day for Linden's Chantoba Bright as she cleared season's best jumps in the triple and long jump events.Last Saturday's Super Champs track meet at the at the National Track and Field Centre in Leonora, saw the athletes from Guyana's CARIFTA Games team take on the other clubs, and several of the athletes from the 12-man team gave promising performances.Overall Lindeners continued to shine in the competition, with Phillips being the only Georgetown athlete to produce a SB.After losing to Rogers two weeks ago at the AAG Classic II, Phillips seemed intent on making her comeback. For the girls' Under-17 100m she dashed to an 11.84 seconds SB, overtaking the 11.98 seconds from Rogers, who is also on the CARIFTA team, also clocked an SB time.In the 200m she won that race in 24.64 seconds to the 24.80 seconds from Rogers.Over in the jumps, Bright literally had no competition, but she didn't need any to produce an outstanding performance. In the long jump she cleared 6.01m, her first time getting past 6m since she cleared 6.09m last year September. In the triple jump she made it to 12.59m.Matthew McKenzie was also without competition in the 5000m, where he finished in 17:15.24s.Christianburg's Compton Caesar continued to rule the men's 100m, though he clocked 10.59 seconds last Saturday. It was good enough to overshadow the 10.64 seconds from GDF's Rupert Perry.He and Upper Demerara's Daniel Williams took the top two spots in the men's 200m clocking 21.51 seconds and 21.82 seconds respectively.Williams' high jump performance continued at a steady 1.90m, as he took the win in the boys' Under-17 jump. Tremaine Browne only made it to 6.61m in the long jump, while in the triple jump he cleared 13.41m.In other performances from the CARIFTA team, Samuel Lynch did well to continue in the 800m, where he produced a 1:57.88s timings, while Claudrice McKoy finished her 1500m in 4:41.17s. read more
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Friendship All Stars, Agricola Red Triangle and Grove Hi Tech are latest winners
A HELMET-TRICK from Grove Hi Tech's Rasheed Evans and a hat-trick from Romeo Bradford of Diamond United were the highlights of the latest round of play in the GFF/NAMILCO Thunderbolt Flour Power U-17 League played at the GFF Facility, Providence, EBD.Evans' exploits led Grove Hi Tech to a comfortable 6-0 win over Swan FC; he found the back of the nets in the 12th, 19th, 39th and 47th minutes. Tucking in one apiece were Jomal Thom in the 23rd and Orwin Hunte in the 45th minute. Anthony Ifill (left) and Ryan Roberts of Agricola Red Triangle FCFriendship All Stars needled Soesdyke All Stars, thanks to Marlon Dey's strike in the 34th minute. Goals from Anthony Ifill in the 8th minute and Ryan Roberts in the 38th minute were good enough to deliver full points for Agricola Red Triangle over Timehri Panthers Sports Club 'B', who got their consolation goal from Akel Grant-Stuart in the 56th minute.Samatta Point/Kaneville and Diamond United battled to a mouthwatering 4-4 draw. Samatta Point scored through Dasul Garraway who was on the score sheet twice (13th, 74th) with one each off the boots of Shawn Moseley (41) and Jadon Forte, one minute later.Romeo Bradford took on Samatta Point team almost single-handedly as he fired in three goals in the 22nd, 39th and 46th minutes with the other coming off the boot of Corwin Griffith in the 19th minute.Matches will continue this weekend at the same venue with double-headers tomorrow and Sunday. Timehri Panthers 'A' will open against Swan from 13:00hrs on tomorrow with the second match between Mocha Champs and Timehri Panthers 'B' from 15:00hrs.On Sunday at the same time, Soesdyke Falcons will come up against Grove Hi Tech, followed by a clash between Agricola Red Triangle and Samatta Point/Kaneville. read more
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La cuina sefardita és el conjunt de costums culinaris dels jueus sefardites, tots aquells descendents de les comunitats jueves que van viure a la Península Ibèrica fins l'expulsió impulsada pels Reis Catòlics l'any 1492. Es caracteritza per combinar elements culinaris propis de les pràctiques religioses del judaisme amb la cuina mediterrània, la cuina àrab i la cuina turca.

Història
Les comunitats sefardites van viure a la Península Ibèrica fins a l'any 1492, quan van ser expulsades pels Reis Catòlics per mitjà de l'Edicte de Granada. Fins llavors la cuina sefardita incorporava molts dels elements autòctons de la cuina peninsular. Durant el  molts jueus de la península es van convertir al catolicisme per tal d'evitar l'expulsió i ser acceptats socialment. Aquests jueus conversos van mantenir la seva tradició culinària, de manera que la influència de la cuina sefardita en la cuina espanyola va perdurar al llarg del temps fins al punt que molts plats d'avui en dia no es podrien explicar sense aquesta relació. Es poden trobar diverses receptes escrites en judeocastellà.

Alguns autors estudiosos de la cultura jueva afirmen que segurament no podem parlar de cuina sefardita, sinó de l'adaptació de les variants culinàries locals al seguiment de la tradició culinària juevaː la Caixer. Aquesta teoria es reafirma en observar la influència d'altres cuines del Mediterrani en la cuina sefardita, incorporades en la seva tradició culinària arrel de la diàspora de la comunitat després de l'expulsió de la Península Ibèrica. Entre d'altres, s'hi poden observar influències de la cuina magrebina, del sud de França, Bulgària, Grècia o Turquia.

Aquest lligam amb el territori explica les dues vessants de la cuina jueva europeaː la sefardita, vinculada amb la cuina del sud d'Europa i del Mediterrani fins a Turquia, i l'asquenazita, amb influència de la cuina de l'Europa Central i Oriental.

Ingredients
Tot i que la Caixer establia quins eren els ingredients i les combinacions permeses, les comunitats sefardites adaptaven la norma als aliments d'ús comú que podien trobar en la cuina mediterrània.

Cereals i llegums
Els cereals i llegums constituïen la base fonamental de la cuina sefardita. La forma més comuna de presentar els cereals era en forma de pa o de porridge. Els més utilitzats eren el blat o la civada, mentre que l'arròs es trobava en menor quantitat ja que només es conreava a la zona de llevant. El pa sefardita es feia sense llevat, i era més sec i menys esponjós que el cristià.

El consum de llegums també era permès per la Caixer. Els chamin, els plats fets a base de llegums cuites com ara l'adafina, eren molt populars. Les sopes i els purés de verdura i els llegums solien ser, per regla general, servits com a primer plat. Els sefardites del Marroc eren molt aficionats a la sopa de faves.

Verdures i fruites

Les verdures i hortalisses eren consumides de forma habitual i eren acceptades per la norma Caixer. Una de les més populars eral'albergínia, fins a tal punt que en algunes mencions literàries del  el fet d'indicar que a una persona que li agradés l'albergínia equivalia a senyalar-ne la procedència sefardita. Podem trobar nombroses representacions literàries. Per exemple, s'hi fa referència al Cançoner de Baena o en la cobla sefardita d'El cant de les albergínies, on s'hi esmenten prop de trenta-cinc formes de cuinar-les. La seva inclusió a qualsevol plat provocava que rebés l'apel·latiu de "menjar de jueus".

L'albergínia, després de ser macerada en salmorra per tal d'eliminar el seu lleuger gust amarg, s'elaborava de diferents maneres: en puré, guisada, al forn, fregida amb oli d'oliva, rostida, en escabetx, adobada (com l'Albergínia d'Almagro) o confitada. Algunes d'aquestes receptes tenen un origen sarraí, com és el cas del almadroc (albergínies gratinades amb formatge) i l'alboronia. També s'utilitzaven per fer el farcit de les panades, amb un sofregit d'albergínia i ceba. D'altres plats populars eren les albergínies farcides de carn i les fritades, una mena de truita d'ou que incloïa aquesta verdura a més d'espinacs i formatge. Finalment, els sefardites de la diàspora a Salònica feien una panada a base d'ous, albergínia i formatge anomenada esfongat, que es solia servir acompanyada de talls de meló.

A part de l'albergínia, tant els alls com les cebes eren molt habituals i característiques de la cuina sefardita. Trobem descripcions freqüents de la seva olor i de l'ús sense moderació d'aquests ingredients en la tradició sefardita. L'ús de sofregits d'all i de ceba era molt comú. Altres verdures molt consumides eren la col, la col de cabdell, els espinacs, les carxofes, els raves, els naps i l'api. Moltes d'aquestes verdures s'utilitzaven en guisats (Txólent) acompanyades d'altres ingredients com peix i carn. També era habitual trobar olives envinagrades. Altres elements com la patata no es consideren tradicionals de la cuina sefardita.

El consum de fruita variava segons l'estació. Els receptaris esmenten les taronges amargues, les pomes, els melons, els albercocs, les figues, les prunes, el raïm i els plàtans. Moltes vegades aquestes fruites s'utilitzaven en l'elaboració de postres tradicionals. Es consumien fresques o en elaboracions com l'almívar, la gelea, l'arrop i les confitures. Algunes fruites s'assecaven i s'afegien als cuinats. També s'empraven en alguns processos de panificació, com en l'elaboració del pa de figues. Els fruits secs eren presents tant als plats principals com a les postres.

Carn, peix i altres proteïnes animals

En el cas de la carn, la Caixer permetia el consum de xai. El consum de vedella no estava prohibit, però es considerava més aviat un animal de treball que un aliment. El consum de porc, llebre i conill, estava completament prohibit per les normes religioses. En el cas de les aus de corral, es permetia el consum de gallines, coloms i tórtores. Els menuts eren molt populars en la cuina sefardita. La carn provenia d'animals que eren sacrificats segons les estrictes normes Caixer, així que els carnissers havien de seguir un ritual establert. La carn es consumia generalment picada, en forma de mandonguilles o panades.

El peix apareix de forma recurrent en la gastronomia sefardita. La tonyina i el seitó eren considerats aliments típics del Sàbat. Els peixos permesos per la Caixer eren la tonyina, el besuc, el lluç, la sardina i el barb. Alguns dels peixos prohibits eren el caçó, l'anguila, les angules i el marisc en general. Els plats amb peix eren nombrosos, com ara el peix cotxo, les mandonguilles de peix, les panades de tonyina, la taramosalata,o el peix en escabetx. Era molt comú consumir el peix fregit en oli d'oliva. També es consumien plats de pop bullit amb ceba, llimona i llorer.

Pel que fa als productes làctics, trobem referències al formatge Kashkaval (també conegut com a formatge cavall). Els ous s'empraven principalment com a ingredients de les sopes, sent la preparació més coneguda els ous haminats.

Espècies

Entre les espècies més comunes a la cuina sefardita hi trobem el comí i el coriandre. El safrà era molt popular com a colorant, ja que proporcionava un color groc a les elaboracions culinàries. A la pastisseria s'utilitzava com aromatitzant la canyella, el pebre, l'aigua de roses, la matafaluga, l'almesc, l'espígol, i el cardamom, així com la ratlladura de diversos cítrics.

Begudes
Entre les begudes tradicionals sefardites destaca la pepitada, una mena d'orxata feta amb les llavors del meló.

El vi formava part dels rituals sagrats, com ara el Kidush, però també era molt present als àpats diaris i a les celebracions familiars i festives. El vi, per complir amb les normes Caixer, no podia incloure additius, com ara la calç i el guix. Això feia que el vi sefardita fos de molt bona qualitat.

Pastisseria i dolços
La pastisseria sefardita s'elaborava sobretot en el context de festivitats tradicionals jueves. Durant segles la mel va ser un dels edulcorants principals, tot i que també s'emprava molt el sucre. S'utilitzava en abundància la fruita seca i cítrics ratllats i s'elaboraven molts dolços amb ametlles: l'ametllat, els merengues típics d'Almuñécar (elaborats amb una base de massa d'ametlla, cobert amb crema pastissera i merenga) o el massapà (dolç típic de la Pasqua i el Purim).

Els arrucaques eren els pastissos més consumits durant la festivitat de la Pasqua i es feien amb pa sense llevat, mel i altres aromatitzants. Els bunyols se servien amb mel o arrop. Els formigos eren unes sopes fredes fetes amb llet. Les coques s'elaboraven d'una forma molt semblant a l'alajú de Castella. Els travados eren una massa fregida molt semblant als pestinyos d'Andalusia.

Moltes de les elaboracions pastisseres sefardites presenten similituds en la pastisseria espanyola actual. Una de les preparacions més conegudes era l'anomenat Pa de pessic, una mena de pa esponjós fet amb farina i ous. Amb el pa com a base trobem les anomenades Llesques de la parida, molt similars a les Rostes de Santa Teresa.

També s'elaboraven confitures de llentiscle, albercocs, figues, taronges i codony. L'alegria, una mena de sopa feta amb fruites del bosc i llavors de sèsam, era molt habitual entre els sefardites del mediterrani oriental.

Tècniques culinàries

Un dels trets que diferenciava la cuina sefardita de la cristiana era l'ús de l'oli d'oliva en la cocció enlloc del llard. A part d'això, s'utilitzava amb freqüència l'escabetx com a mètode de conservació, ja que permetia disposar d'aliments ja preparats de cara al Sàbat, dia en el qual estava prohibit cuinar. Es feien diversos plats de carn i peix marinats amb vinagre, com ara el pichkado, la chaka, o el peix fregit d'on prové el popular fish and chips de la cuina anglosaxona.

Per aquest mateix motiu també es realitzaven coccions de llarga durada, ja que també permetien deixar plats preparats amb antelació pel Sàbat. Una de les receptes més esteses era la sopa amb llegums secs (cigrons i faves) i verdures de temporada (col, espinacs i bledes). El plat més famós d'aquesta tècnica culinària és l'adafina, que estava feta amb cigrons i oli d'oliva.

Per acabar, una de les tècniques que va incorporar la cuina espanyola va ser l'elaboració de panades farcides de carn o verdures, i també de les mandonguilles fregides en oli d'oliva, cuites o barrejades amb pa.

Referències

Gastronomia jueva

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To introduce the terrain and area, I went to the study area that Vanessa and Jindong have done much of their research over the last decade. Leading the way was Mr. Yan, a veteran field worker with over 20 years of experience in Wolong. Along with me, another guy getting his first taste of panda research was a local named Wan Fugwei, fluent in English and pretty experienced with driving and hiking in the area.
The day started with a stop-off at a local shop for lunch supplies, before a considerable drive up a narrow road further into the mountains. My uneasiness at some of the steep drop-offs was offset by my gladness at the sheer amount of climbing we were cutting out of our day. We parked at the end of the road at a gate and continued on foot. We hiked through pastureland at a steady pace, sometimes following a trail of sorts but often just climbing the steep grassy slopes at a direction of Mr. Yan's choosing.
We finally made a peak and were rewarded glorious views of the valley and opposite slopes. The other side of the mountain was dense forest, and after a quick rest we descended into the thick of it. Here there was a narrow and sometimes disintegrating trail, one that I clung to for dear life. Though that is being a bit dramatic, I will say that a small misstep would likely have resulted in severe injury at several points.
The trail clung to the edge of the mountain until we started climbing another peak. Upon reaching the top of this one, I was told we were finally in the habitat of the giant panda. This was soon obvious, as only a few meters into the forest on this side the understory was choked with bamboo.
Mr. Yan pointed out a camera trap, and did a quick check up. I hope that any pictures it took of my huffing, sweat-drenched self don't see the light of day. On the drive up the mountain Fugwei told me that Mr. Yan guaranteed we would find panda feces that day. I enjoyed his optimism and looked forward to seeing my first panda traces, but I highly doubted I would find anything usable as the summer rains and higher temperatures quickly wash away and degrade the DNA on feces.
To my surprise and joy we had gone not 10 meters from the camera trap before we found our first sample, 3-4-days-old by Mr. Yan's estimation. As a special bonus there was a much smaller dropping right next to the large one – a mother and cub had fed here. Both samples had a clear membrane on the outside, which is sloughed off during the digestive process and ideal for DNA extraction. Bagged, tagged, and into my backpack.
We took a quick survey of the surrounding habitat and a GPS recording, and we were off. Now we were really into the thick of bamboo. Without a stick pushing stalks aside there was no way to see the ground. I should note that this bamboo was unlike the thick-stalked and towering stands I am used to. These bamboo reached about chest height and were generally less than a centimeter thick. At our elevation of about 3000 meters the over-story was a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees.
As we continued along we found more feces, but most were old and unusable for DNA extraction. Mr. Yan pointed out a smaller set of droppings as those of a red panda. A little bit later, Mr. Yan and Fugwei stopped and pointed downslope. Lying in a tree, having a nice midday nap, was a red panda. I have now seen quite a few in captivity, but it just cannot compare with catching a glimpse of a wild animal fully in its element. We inched down closer, but well outside of picture range (at least my phone camera's range) the creature was off.
As we trudged on through the bamboo understory, our luck continued. We found sample after sample, some deposited just that day. By the time we left the bamboo forest, we had found six total samples, four that I am quite sure will have good results and two that I'm hopeful for. A very good start. We hiked up a stream to get back to pastureland. We passed many camera traps from Vanessa and Jindong's study, but we had completely left the bamboo. I curiously asked where all the bamboo had gone, and Mr. Yan replied "horses." I was walking through Vanessa and Jindong's study on livestock grazing and its degradation of panda habitat. Though the paper was powerful, it is much more striking to see the effects in person. We had gone from areas of 90% bamboo cover to a near-complete wipe of its presence in the forest.
At last we reached the pastureland, and began our cross-slope descent to the vehicle. The scenery was again beautiful and a lovely breeze was blowing. We passed sheep, cattle, yak, and goats on our way down. At times I feel like I am gaining experience in shepherding as well as field biology!


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Le faucon (, Russian: ) is an opéra comique in three acts by the Ukrainian composer Dmitry Bortniansky with a French language libretto by . It was first performed on 11 October 1786 at the Gatchina Palace in Russia by aristocratic amateur singers. The plot is borrowed from Boccaccio's The Decameron (Fifth Day, 9th tale) which also served as the basis for Pierre-Alexandre Monsigny's 1771 comic opera Le faucon (libretto by Michel-Jean Sedaine) (and later for Gounod's La colombe).

Two arias from the opera, "Le beau Tirsis" and "Adieu, Adieu", were published in a 1793 collection of songs by Bortniansky (Recueil de romances et chansons, St. Petersburg: Breitkopf). Although rarely performed in its entirety in modern times, Le faucon was revived as a chamber opera by Boris Pokrovsky at the Moscow Chamber Musical Theatre in 1979. Excerpts from the work were also performed at New York City's Avery Fisher Hall by the Choral Guild of Atlanta and the orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera in 1988. Maxim Strikha translated the libretto into Ukrainian in 1990. In this version the opera was premièred in Kyiv on 15 October 1995.

Synopsis
Act 1 Nobleman Federigo is in love with the lady Elvira. Elvira is a wealthy widow, concerned about the health of her son. To attract her attention, he spends almost all his funds, but does not succeed. In despair, he returns to his farm with faithful servant Pedrillo, who is in love with Elvira's servant, Marina. A comic scene with two doctors regarding Marina as ill instead of Elvira's son ends the first act.

Act 2 In his farm, Federigo is entertained by Pedrillo and the old soldier's daughter, Jeanette Gregoire. But they can not dispel his sadness. Suddenly, Elvira appears with Marina.

Act 3 They are entertained with songs by Jeanette Gregoire. Finally the real cause of Elvira's visit is clarified. She wanted to ask Federigo's falcon to amuse her son. But Federigo confesses that he cooked it for the lunch having nothing else to prepare. Finally she is in love with Federigo, and they sing a love duet. The servants, Marina and Pedrillo, are also in love.

References

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Operas
Operas by Dmitry Bortniansky
1786 operas
French-language operas
Operas based on literature
Operas based on works by Giovanni Boccaccio


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// This file has been auto-generated by code_generator_v8.py. DO NOT MODIFY!

#ifndef V8BatteryManager_h
#define V8BatteryManager_h

#include "bindings/core/v8/ScriptWrappable.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/ToV8.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8Binding.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8DOMWrapper.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8EventTarget.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/WrapperTypeInfo.h"
#include "modules/ModulesExport.h"
#include "modules/battery/BatteryManager.h"
#include "platform/heap/Handle.h"

namespace blink {

class V8BatteryManager {
public:
    MODULES_EXPORT static bool hasInstance(v8::Local<v8::Value>, v8::Isolate*);
    static v8::Local<v8::Object> findInstanceInPrototypeChain(v8::Local<v8::Value>, v8::Isolate*);
    MODULES_EXPORT static v8::Local<v8::FunctionTemplate> domTemplate(v8::Isolate*);
    static BatteryManager* toImpl(v8::Local<v8::Object> object)
    {
        return toScriptWrappable(object)->toImpl<BatteryManager>();
    }
    MODULES_EXPORT static BatteryManager* toImplWithTypeCheck(v8::Isolate*, v8::Local<v8::Value>);
    MODULES_EXPORT static const WrapperTypeInfo wrapperTypeInfo;
    static void refObject(ScriptWrappable*);
    static void derefObject(ScriptWrappable*);
    template<typename VisitorDispatcher>
    static void trace(VisitorDispatcher visitor, ScriptWrappable* scriptWrappable)
    {
#if ENABLE(OILPAN)
        visitor->trace(scriptWrappable->toImpl<BatteryManager>());
#endif
    }
    static ActiveDOMObject* toActiveDOMObject(v8::Local<v8::Object>);
    static const int eventListenerCacheIndex = v8DefaultWrapperInternalFieldCount + 0;
    static const int internalFieldCount = v8DefaultWrapperInternalFieldCount + 1;
    static void installConditionallyEnabledProperties(v8::Local<v8::Object>, v8::Isolate*) { }
    static void preparePrototypeObject(v8::Isolate*, v8::Local<v8::Object> prototypeObject, v8::Local<v8::FunctionTemplate> interfaceTemplate) { }
};

template <>
struct V8TypeOf<BatteryManager> {
    typedef V8BatteryManager Type;
};

} // namespace blink

#endif // V8BatteryManager_h

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Q: Segmentation of data set based on two variables into 4 segments I have data set which contains search words, totalsearch count and total search phrases used. Its something like this:
Sno        SearchWord        TotalSearch       TotalsearchPhrases
 1          Ball-e              100                  10
 2          Apple               897                  4
 3          Deutsche            1500                 21
 4          Microsoft           981                  7
 5          Holochen             30                  1
 6          Kamazai              20                  10

So basically,

*

*Total search stands for number of times that company was searched for
in a month

*Total search phrases means what unique words were used to    search
for that company (Due, dtsche, Duetch etc for Deutsche and so on)

I want to segment this data which consists of 10000+ companies into 4 categories:

*

*High Total Searches and High Total search phrases used

*High Total Searches and Low Total search phrases used

*Low Total Searches and High Total search phrases used

*Low Total Searches and Low Total search phrases used

I am getting confused in deciding the threshold for these 4 criteria, is there a way I can leverage Machine learning to automatically assign the threshold using clustering or anything?

A: I do believe this can be done.  From your question, I assume you are asking the following:
Given a n x 4 vector [n, search word, total company search, total search word use], you must divide into 4 categories you have specified above.
In order to do this, you must build some submodules to break the problem down.
1st Module: Classifier
You must first identify the number of unique companies in your list. Then you must identify common search phrases used to identify each unique company.  To do this, you need to build a supervised learning classifier.
Labels = Companies
Feature = Input into search bar
So:  Labels = f(Feature)
2nd Module
Then you must specify what you consider as high and low total search and search phrase.  You can easily do this by finding the mean or median of the search phrases or total search.  Then all the companies above would be in one cluster, the rest would be in the rest.
So first, split your data on half by seeing which companies are below the median total search, half would be above the median.  Then for each half, you then split them in half.  This time, by the medial total search phrases used.  For any new data, allocate them to the proper group depending on their total search and total search phrase.
With this, you can get 4 separate clusters.  Also, you can re-run the clustering algorithm after every 1000 new data points.  So then, your data will always be properly organized.


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The 2017 Cadillac XT5 is a new crossover in Cadillac's lineup, replacing the second-generation Cadillac SRX.
The new 2017 Cadillac XT5 luxury crossover features front- and all-wheel drive configurations, a powerful V-6 engine, and an updated version of Cadillac Cue infotainment system.
Cadillac offers the all-new XT5 luxury crossover in four trim levels including the base XT5, Luxury, Premium Luxury, and Platinum models. Power comes from of a 3.6-liter V-6 engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission that delivers 310 hp and 271 lb-ft of torque. EPA-rated fuel economy is 19/27 mpg city/highway with front-wheel drive and 18/26 mpg with all-wheel drive. Towing capacity is a maximum of 3,500 pounds, and rear-seat legroom has improved by 3.2 inches compared to the SRX.
The updated Cadillac Cue system features a faster, more powerful processor, an integrated wireless charger for mobile devices, and will continue to feature 4G wireless connectivity with standard integrated 4G LTE Wi-Fi, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. The XT5 will also offer a hands-free power liftgate, optional color reconfigurable head-up display. Thanks to the increased dimensions, interior space has been increased when compared to the SRX, with more rear legroom for passengers.
The Cadillac XT5 will now be offered in a Platinum trim for the first time, featuring a unique interior and exterior trim, more technology, and more standard features when compared to the other models in the XT5 lineup, and only with all-wheel drive.
The 2017 Cadillac XT5 AWD received the highest overall safety rating from the NHTSA (five stars), but the XT5 with front-wheel drive received a four-star overall rating. The XT5 was considered a 2017 Top Safety Pick because it received the highest score of Good in all crash evaluations (small overlap front, moderate overlap front, side, roof strength, and head restraints and seats) and the highest rating of Superior for front crash prevention. The highest rating was issued because the XT5 was able to avoid a 12 mph collision and reduced the impact of a 25 mph collision by 24 mph thanks to the Front Automatic Braking feature.
Cadillac's rear camera mirror system made its official debut on the XT5, enhancing the driver's rear vision by showing an unobstructed digital view if rear-seat passengers or cargo are in rear sightlines. The system could prove helpful when your vision is obstructed by rear passengers, but might seem disconcerting at first. The XT5 will also feature the optional Driver Awareness and Driver Assist packages that add automatic front and rear braking in low-speed conditions, lane keep assist, rear cross traffic alert, side blind zone alert, full-speed range adaptive cruise control, and automatic park assist.
The SRX luxury crossover was Cadillac's best-selling model, giving the XT5 large shoes to fill. In a First Drive review, we said that we weren't sure if the new design language made a bold enough statement to separate itself from the model it replaces, but that the new 3.6-liter engine gives the XT5 a step up, as does the improved interior.
Handling in the XT5 is improved over the SRX thanks to its lighter chassis, revised suspension, and upgraded brakes. The Platinum trim features a standard twin-clutch all-wheel-drive system to continuously and automatically adjust traction to the different road and weather conditions, which further increases its handling capabilities.
When we tested the 2017 Cadillac XT5 in a First Test review, the crossover provided strong acceleration, hitting 60 mph in 6.5 seconds and stopping from 60 mph in 111 feet, good for a crossover of this size. We like how the new transmission's Electronic Precision Shift control frees up space on the center console for more storage. We were a little unsure about the XT5's new rearview camera mirror because vehicles on the screen appear smaller and further away than they normally do on a standard rearview mirror.
The 2017 Cadillac XT5 is nearly 280 pounds lighter than its predecessor.
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Remedy GM will notify owners, and dealers will inspect the front brake calipers, replacing the brake caliper assemblies, as necessary, free of charge. The recall began on December 12, 2016. Owners may contact GM customer service at 1-800-458-8006 (Cadillac), or 1-800-462-8782 (GMC). GM's number for this recall is 16096.